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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-25
"A Christmas Letter by Char
EOtte BrOnte,

A few weeks ago there was accident
ally discovered in a scrap book at an
old book stall in London a. letter
written by Charlotte Bronte to her
sister Emily. It is IN the small hand
familiar to all who have seen the fac
simile OF her writing in Mrs. Caskell' 3
''Life," and occupied but a page Ct
note paper. The writing was entirely
legible, though the ink had faded
somewhat. 1t was written on "Dec
4'' from Haworth, but noyear date is
given, and is as follows:
My DEAR EMILY: Christmas-dear
Christmas-is rapidly approaching, and
the time is drawing on apace for your APP
pearance among us at the 'inkle nook"
yearningly desire-aiter this prolonged sep
aration-to press you once again to my
heart, my dearest sister. What a joyful
meeting on that day OF all days-the an.
niversary OF the birth OF our blessed Re-
deemer! The cold air is bracing and ex-
hilarating as open my window this genial
morning in hoary December, and I have a
rosy glow playing around my heart, for I
am truly happy. Eft 'oous?-ah! you, too,
must be happy, for the chord, vibrating,
is sympathetic-is responsive in your own
dear breast. We have, in good 5ooth
both reason to thank the Giver of all
things; for have We not many blessings?
DO we not possess the great poetic faculty
the Ideal-the Mirthful-the Imitativef
Are we not both acknowledged authors9
The creative faculty makes us truly
happy.
ii you start next Thursday week, I will
be waiting the coach. Do not hamper
yourself with unnecessary clothes or lug
gage; you can have everything here-even
to the wearing OF my old slippers, cut a
little at the toes. Yours affectionatcly
CHARLOTTE BRoNTE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-13
aus Werifo.
gSsttoerbretteter Sdlaoen ourh ltsbss'dlnsut'
n,uueen.-8anss sidote ssritort nao uIsIe
Wsu5daeuIebeu perIpren.

Staot Werito, II. September. -
Die game Gf.Giifte bat our4 tdpere Jte5eH'
fdQe uuo ourh Elutbeu fdrt 9elttte2. SoH
Sera @ru; hno nod tmuler fetne 3ige ob4ez
aluaeu. GlacOtaipam. Vlebeutn uuo BOcd
bel 9fio fino iiberiluthet. Bon Bera &ru3
aus oIrfteu 3iile IN ;uei Bodeu uertebreu,
n,uu bic 6eaterung Die SeniiBuH9 elmer pro-
pdcriideu Babubriide 9efatteu foute = BRET
BOgeu Der berrideu eiIernen Bride Der
,,Bera Sru;= Babu" bel Barrnuca fiuo eiUge,
fttirlt, uue ME es beiSt, ioa 9efabr fir ben
Slnfur3 einas Der 9aupttunuel Der SahH
uorbanoeu iein. Iuh III bic Ratioualbriite
ali Der StIase bel Oistlac idlimm beidi-
oiat. 8ieie Babnbriife mar naun3ig SlB
bod uno biloete cine SurUe. gle mar elu
nabe,u numb erbares 8auuert uno tpuroe
fiets BON 0leiienben niel benuuoert. GS mar
elm @lttf, bag bic Bride CUR Nadteit Ius
iammenbraCl, es pitroe ionft elm fiirfterlt.
Dies llu9lHd absesebeu baben. Otehrere
Gage lang tounte Der ytetp Oorfer 8ampfer
IN Sera &ru3 MID: ieiue Baflstere lanOen,
uno cine ;3eit lang befir6tete man, er Ueroe
auf ben Strano gemOrfen weroeu. Bon
Srlsaba mir. ebenfalls ttber beoeuteuoe 3ers
tfDrnn9en onrd oaS llnpetter beri6tet. Ufela
rere8riiden iino ;erffGrt, uuo burd bas pofI'
Dai1er III fonf betrdhtll4er Shaoeu au9ez
ribtet norben.
y8dbrenb bes &ptlrns 3u Sera @ru; gin
gen pier amerltautde Shooner, cine iran.
'0fiide Srtgc uuo 81 9id1teri9iffe uuter.
GuS gde, BrO9reio uuo @oatlucoalcos perz
ben ebenfaIls niele znbiffbriid3e uRo Der Ser
Inf meprersr Weuidenseben grms!oet. ga
SlucOtalpiun iiub 81 Siuler ourh oa8 poAs
Dafer Serf0rt rpOroeu, uuo man fir9tet,
bos in Meoelliu piete Dteni9eu umgetom.
men fiu6. Der Sertehr NIT Der leBtereu
Staot ia lett mebrereu Gngeu uuterbro9eu.
Der Serlnf, medler benz StebfuuO in ben
ilbeIi6nemmten 9egenoeR su9etit9t DIroe,
III urgebeuer.
4uf Der 8aio Coils be SoIebaOzRand er'
tranteu alleiu 10000 Stiif Rinoutsb. Dee
peiflen aus nLleu Sbeileu i'm iitoIthen uno
mefitdeR Wferlto melben 6egeugife uuo
ltberi6memmuuseu Die Gabadseruote I'M
Stante SeIa @ruj if total ueruidtet. Die
StGOte 2ipgolCa unb Eequila, IN oteIem
Stoate, nuroeu seferu bur4 lleberi4Dem-
mungen serff0rt. Die Stdote BriBabl uub
Salucinso fnO iiberifuemmt. uuO utele Reu=
ideu tumen in uerldieoeueu Sbeilen oes
:Staates INNS 2eben. Die Roth in ben beiuls
BsIudteH @e9eHbeu II uubeihrelbIta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-13
eaOe Ses sidOtefrtess tn aaafas,

{ ope To SS., II, September. - Die
iptlcen ben Stdoten Scott uuo Coronado IN
Wt1ua=&Ountp, Rp., lett mebrsreu ROnaten
bel-l1enoe 6ehoe nm Den @ouutnis. uelte
inon 10 olele DteuldeuIebeu toitete, III beige
le8t moEoeu. uno Bpar Su 9nuftea 4eotis.
Eeioe Staote ooer otelmshr Stiotdea (etu
leoes oerlelben beftebt aus etnus liber 100
paulern) ite9en 3Det Retleu aus etnauoer
uno baoen nu9et6hr bic gleihe StuDobnerz
3ahL 9s III bei4Iofeu moroen, &orouaoo
uHo oos etns Utelle pnu bort eutferut gelegene
Staot6en 6armsr- &itn nit 2eoti ,u conioli.
oiren. ate Sduier IN ben beioen lestereu
Arien, lommtltt Srettsrgeb1ube, ioIlen i'm
Sante oieler Sote uud1 9eott gebratt per,
osH, uHo otnneu Sur3em neroen nuf oeu frii
Der oou ipHeu eiu9euommeueu Srtsn tetue
Snnren ne9r uOu ieueu beiOeu AniieOluHseu
erif4ireH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-13
atianta hat aeu,,a saput,.

u tlaHta, @u., y. S5ptember. - Bel
hsr heute bier ftattsefhnosueu bemofratif6eu
brtmarwabI, bel Wel9er es fd um Die Ros
ntnut'on oreter &auotoatsn tiir bic @eieez
sebnn9 hnnoslte, ipieIte bic Brohtbittous=
mage eine 9roBe 9fole. Sc Dareu orei autiz
Brohlb'itonlffeu uuo 3usi BrObtbtttonifieu
als eanoloaten i'm SeIbe, unb aue orei Unit.
BIohtbtuou'fteu murben NIT RaisritQten uon
400 b1s 600 Sttmmeu uomiuirt Dian alaubt.
oas 8tes bic Obiblticnslraae oefatttu .let.
ttlt," iepett atluuta in Setreff tommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-13
@effdnontf etues 1nuottfters

9arItsIe, Ra., 7. Seplember. - 8eo.
@orl, Der Veser, uelder inter ben Rauflaoeu
oes s. 6. 8nmmel 3u Sbippensburs 3pua.
NIT leste, mebrere 9ebdube tbeiIpaiie in Die
9ntt iprengte uub bas Qebeu Der Beuobuer
seiGhroete, niro seaeHpdrtis prOseiiirt. Sr
bat Elm tbeilpetiss @sfdubuiB nbseleat, benz
sufolse aud msbIere g8etBe On Der iAurti,
iden Chat betheiligt 9epeieu fino. Sbips
peusburg tfl oas einBiSe Stdot9eu I'M Gum
feGlauo. Z bale. in pel6em 9ucdl Opuou be-
feht. uno Rumuel If Der Subrsr Der Proht.
bitiouifieu IN leuer @e8euo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-13
Sin sctIsfol0at erI9Iaee,,

8rtb9ep ort, &on1.r y. september.
Gln Ofitglieb Der y6eisarmee," Nameus
Suttle, tam gefteru Abenb in .Rorualt
an Sorb eiues 9umpfers uuo begauu, eem
Seiaer SadIon gnuges uno Breltes iiber etne
@lGubenelebre pOr3upreoi9eu. 9teier uuroe
urgeenlois Rno iu9te benz 9eiIsioloaten, er
m6dte fid BON oanneu lfuffsu. 4Is oteIer
trotoem unb nur nod eifrtger feline Brebtgt
fortieste, I6lug Sadiou ibn nit elmer SaaHs
feI auf ben 3opf. yta6 uuidgItheu S4merz
,en ffarb Suttle beute Dtorseu on 9ebuu=
@ri6iittsruus. Sadion befiuOst f6 3u Stio.
gfnrmoIf IN @emahriam
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llnfaa In oer @eteraHenbetntat0 so
H0nf0at.

9aptpu. o, y. September-8dbz
renb geferu bas ulte poipttalSebGaoe tn Der
btitgen vSolbateuheimatb" abgertiieu uaro,
fiirSte pIGsIit etue gtauer Elm uuO begrub
mebrere DiGnuer inter ibreu Sritmmeru.
9pei RGuner, uGmIt9 gBiutnm Seuea, elm
gbemnIiges gtitglteo oes.1. &enuefiee'r So
lcntar 6eslmeuts uuo etu Seterau oes
100. SbtOer 8egtmeuts, purbeu get1otet.
8ie iibri8eu gevi4utteteu eultamen NIT Der
Iohunner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-13

s bOmne Miners mo letne l2=lQeug2
5odter ertrnufeu gefern gele9entltd elHCr
BoUlfabrt i'm SH'eu Uou Guttport, Nte. 35r
J GOT muroe ourd eiueu SnouHer iiberica.
ten.
Ber Berioneu begtngea am lettsH
Sonntag in CT. gouis 5elbRm0ro. 4ugui
6r0ber, etu YrOOiiOr, erihOB tb TN Rllit
IN elnem 5metoentt9eH 9Guie. 6eturltl
0rde uuo tin uubsfauHter UtauH erTduiteH
ith i'm FuHe uuo Gu9nft 5oues IN eTueu
GrpnneH.
- Su 4tanta, So, mur6eu George Is.
Diartru uuo SObu 6. Campbell, Reoattaul
o,5 BodtnbIuttes pGUaluHhe," Ujrgef5 b,
pom bGm AbDOiateu 6arrg 5afiOu IN tlrsG
6etafuOLslOfale ourhgepriigelt. Sad III
aantioat fiir 6te @eegsebuug uuo ma u
btm erpabnteu B,atte beftlg aHgegrlita
moroen.
5n Omen 5unb lin Der SeorQiau 3 10
@dnabG) III Der 8ampier baltic" Uou ot.
,Brtat northern Gruusportltt0us&o."
iranoet. 4Ronniduit uuo Balia8iere fiuo In
Slterbett, ,uuo maH hoift, oas 54tff Gb5rIH-
gen gu t0uueu.
Quf Antrag 6es 8roof9uer SuneleH.
SGnbIeIs {. yttfsr If IN SOrOlto, Out, Der
2tamanteusR Railer Charles gB. 59aea ne
gen Betruss uerbuftet wOrOeu. @tue 4u3aal
elinDiuoeIter 6tuse uuO BuieuuaOelu wur.
osn IN ieinem Beilee gefuuoen. Setae 4u5
ueferuu9 TT beretts beautragt.
- Qute gB. Broobenb, Der Better zines
1roben 6OtelS in 9elanare gBater Sap
30, bat ieit so Sabreu inotauiife 4lterthI=
Eer, g8af1eu uno Shmudiudleu geia umelt
uuo cine Der rethballtgfteH &oqatioaea III
iammeugeftut. gesteu Souutag orpugeu
8tebe in's potel unb fablen ooer oeru,ttes
ten faf uIle pertbUoGeu Seseuhduoe Der
cumming.
3uei 6aItmfn3er, Rameus Seed uub
0icgougbllu, fiue In Mouut Carroll, 5us.,
ron @ebeimpoli3iffeu oes Shlgamt5 0erbais
til noroen. @tne groBe Guautttat 'all9er
Dliin3eu uuo elm DOgfduotger app1rat CUR
Perfaluu8 oerieiben fteleH oen 5tamten III
Gle 6duoe.
- Gin genifer SObu 0lOmbau85, tueIa2t
;uiaamen mt +. .. Saquette bon aornauts
Igout., mad Dilueral, BOtnt, Dtout., auTse
7roteu mar, puroe uuteruegs BON iDet gt23
ceSzSn6lanern ermoIoet. Setu Be9.et
tel entfam uuo bratte bic gt1hrJht uah Dtlz
ueral= YOtut. Sin Aufsebot fa9a0st aHt ols
0i0roer.
Nuf Der ySruntlius NOeuue.Sa5eIbahn"
IN St. SOuis, Yto., ereiguete fi9 0orgettsrE
4bsuo stne SollifioH, burd peIt]s cine frau
aCltns t0btltd unO mebrsre aaoete Perl0asa
inmer Oerlset puI0eH.
ytitt peniser als 45O ygiulaouugen"Bu Der
cuf morgeH anberaumteH 6larhuug oes
g,6rbsrs @OIbsniOn In 5au 5TansIsco tao
ausgehe(lt moroeu.
- 4m Iesteu 8ieufiua puroe Elm GROCER
Ftifei bret IRetleu uon Dates, I'M mrrrleren
& Safota, erlegt. 8rst ober otter SnHsl 'oueU
rOd IN ben 6ttgelu ButiHeu BEN 5lmee=Ri.
Der uuo bem YtIfouri, IN ben ottuu beReoel
fsn Counties Gogau uuo SmeriOu' 0dt,, erls
ftrreu. Sie biloeu ben Iseteu ueberrett eeT
gObuOieu Siifslbesrben, pelds fruher IN les
uer @sgeuo grufeu.
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ss,ropatf6e Rabesbert6se.
Scr nnfnanp In Mfahantftan

Vonhou, 12. Sept.-@lue 9epefhe aus
4fqhontfan meleet: Die Sruppeu ses
&mrrs Derbeu SIdaf Shan BON orei 5stteu
DER ausretien. Separate Corps riid.u Don
Roont'tan, Rabnl uno oem mefiltden Eur.
frfou aus Dor, uub es fauoeu beretts plsIe
$orpofteu @efedte fat. Si6at ShaH con-
3enuirt etne Strettmatt nube 6aibaf. Cine
endhsioenoe SdlG6t Uiro erpartet.
stenoert rutOerruft fetu 9eftauouiS.
Gent, II. Sept. - Ste1aert, roelder in
Iose ieines 9efdnoniiies, bag er einea ret
den Saufmapu, 9tamens 8uuoeuoUe. erz
mo1ost babe, pon NsU=9 9orf hierber ausaez
ltefert nuroe, befirettst lsBt, Das er bcs 8er,
bredlen bea,ng. &r ertIdrt, er babe oas Sc.
fGuonrB nur beshulb abgeIest, nm uueutae[tz
r6e Tobrt nod panie 8u erlangeu.
o. mar oct 5ampfer ,,gsuaoa."
Queeustopn, u. September. Der
GntOlbompfsr s,&ttp Of 9fome," meldber am
5. Septsmber UOu 9IeU- gort abaiua, fam
nm 9.I5 hsute 4bsuo bier an ua6 meloet.
oaB er am 6. b. gtts. etneu 9ampfer plIftrte,
melder fir ben @Hlonoampfer ,2BnomtuaH
gebalteu nuroe, uuo i'm Sd!epptau zines
uubetaunten benti4en 8ampleIs in pefiltdler
&l6tuug fubr.
Ger 8ampfer n8ponlingn lam oeffern
unbeItd dolgt IN Hem.gnrt an. Sffen6dr be-
g,anete Die oGitp Of JiOue" bem ,@aiouz"
6ampfer ygteuaoa," pelder ON lebteu
samifuse NIT gsbroteuer U elle i'm 5aIepps
tou bes beuti6eu 8ampfers ,BolariQn Inn
Dem 0Orfer Saien anlanste. ABBY
Ser b6hwiioe eauotas.
8ten,l2. september. = Ser b6bm;Ibe
Qonbtua purbe gsftern erofiuet. Die oeutd,sa
abseUl6ueten peigertea f9 abermals, In.
tbeil On ben gerbanoInnssu su nebmen.
Gin &aHes'-e"rner" in autpsrpen.
Quubou, II. September.-Raffees soe-
tnluuoneu, dbutH oenlsntgeu III bambura,
fiuo Al antperpeu i'm 9unge. 0taRreQeiu
,nr npterbriidung eerartiger Ooerattoaeu
merben allsemstn 9etOrOsrt.
sraas unO eebeuspsrIait auf etueus eampfer.
Qoubou, u. September.-Sm Sobleuz
roume bes Gampfsrs ,, ,Bembrote= s affIe. .iber
smridaeu Soutbumpton uub Sapstoun f6brt,
broch Teuer aus. 3sbu Rults puroeu Sur6
Sue sobleuaus iiberDaltist uuo erff,frsu, uus
T. DIS Rotroien, DsI9e ft retten noiIter,
botteu beinabe oGfelbe SdidioI oetbstIt nm
befinbtn ff Hot in tritrldeui 3uaunbe.
Sos Feuer nurbs gelDi4t. ebe Cd be oberen
SbsiIe bes g6tfiss srrstfte.
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7.e yGrano, 3lruuD tn Columbus.

@OIumbus, g., II. Sept. - Su etuer
beutt 8Ormittag abgsb misunderstanding
Ger ,@ranb= armp" murbe Der 3abresber,d't
bes SbeIbefebIshabers uerle'eu. gSte aus
oemsIbeu beruolaeht, bate Die Organtiuitou
am 81. Midr3 .. s. so, 935 9utfebeuoe Dtrtz
gleoer, unb oieie 3lhI mar am 81. Udr8
1888 uuf 1884, PIG gsfte9en; 4433 Rameraben
llub im 2uufe oes Sshres geiforben; aa In.
terflisuugsgeloeru muroen wGbreuo oes 5d6
IT'S $2l5, ,975 oerausgabt. Die BcrtGte Der
oHtersn Sift'tere pur0eu ebenfalls I'M 2aus
Der SoEmitIagefBung etngeretdl.
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Gsene tn eftten Sd1ttIstmater tn
&rfdnfGs.

Chicago, -. g9iqtam Clinton,
Erirsipul elmer SduIe In Berrp @ountu
arf., siihtiste uuIduef eiu RdOheu, RQ.
mems Rop, negen llugebOriamtett. Der
Sruber bes NGo6eus fam gefieru IN Ote
Stule Huo 1uBere bic a6ii1t, <utou
ourtsupri8eln. Die Wduuer .Ogen BaUle.
utfier uuo etu uer3peifelter 8aupf entfiauo,
in psldem 8eioe t0otIl4e g8lnoea srs
hieItsu
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&suS Gnba.

anna, u. Sept..- Senor S1loe.
FIRE @urcia, rpelfsr I'M lesteu Rondte aui
| isiuem @ute SaIteute i'll R4tausas uOu Bun.
bitten iberiOHen nno sefuusen genomneu
murbe, ift se9eu e,n 20ie9elo BON $1,000 IN
| @clo entlnIien noroeu,
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Sine Garte.

I'm Nne, ipeIdbe an Den iSoIaen oon Susenbfnnbeu,
nerroer SdDdde, frhhem 8trfan. 8erluf Der Rlns
nesfroft II. [. p., ieioen. isnoe ih fsasRfret etn
Restpt, bas fie turirt Deies groB, Selmiite uuIbt
ron einrm Tilhpndr in Sd9 Ametta entSedt.
gdict abreiHrtes @oupert an StD. SOiepb Z. Samau,
Gtanou 8, RepsYorts&Itp.
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Oiccs peItberHhmte prdparat 1T ole
r5riiuouug eiues uuierer beoeutenofeu
C5cmifer, Da7aIbe enthdlt ale 3ur
zr3euguu9 Uou flelfb, Kuodeu, 8lut
lIu5FelU uuo ioRlIt pou KorPerFrlft ers
foroerlIdeH SeitauotheIle, uuo 3Ddr in
tuer fir leibteite Deroauuug geeigueten
form. Don 6eu augeieheHlteu 2lerjten
mo phvioloaeu iit oafelbe ais DER bette
aro juperIafIgfe Griat fir Muttcrmt1
luerfaUut uuo ais oa5 3utrdgltbte Gr,
ulhruuesmitteI fir fIeiue uuo Dabieuoa
NIHoer, Yopie fir KrduFe uuo Geueien0e
2mPfoblen poroeu. RCuiQe0ter's ICuta
ftCs &ilnerRebl tit fciResmegs cine Bee
3i3in, iouoeru, wie uobmal5 betout Uer,
CEN muB, elm Grua9rnngsmittel. UegeH
'elres beoeuteHoeu uihrpertb5, fowia
,Degeu ieiuer leidten DeroauIibFeit, feh
ucr S9madbaftigFett mo ibHeGeu 2taf'
VaRme tus Slut lit oas geHauute Kinoer'
mehl por3ii9lib oeuienigeu gum Gebraua
.mpfohleu, ole an Der0dIuugSibUdbe
uro oarou5 eutiteheu9er uH3ureJbenaar
Erudhruu9, an trigem Stofpebiel, an
Sluturmutb, i9laTer lllHsfeL= uu0 Deis
der RHo6enbIlouu9 uuo 2IebHli9em
.cioq1. Somit pir6 es befouoers gum
6ebrau4 fir S5ugIin9e, Kinder in f6nel,
lem Dabsthum, iopie fir ioEbe Kinder,
ole 2lrla9e 5u fo9eudunteu ,ooPPelteH
GlIeoern" haben, augele9euHib empfoh4
len; ferner fir DYsPeptifer, Kraute uuo
8eneieHoe in ieoem Stadium, iowte fiir
1leruenfbUabe uuo Grfb6pfte. Sei
iehIeuoer, ooer Httt gutter uuo 9eua9eus
Ger Ruttermilfl 1T oas Kiu0ermebl Der
ajrji9e ausrfaHutr GriaB DER natarli6en
ll1Rruu9 0es Sdueltu9s. 5u9leib 1T es
oo5 it9erite S6u5mittel DER Kleiueu
gegeu gSummer=GompIaiut," broHIi6e
QIarrR0e uHo Kiu0er6olera. -,
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Rt@tcr Snn6.

8nnuonb, Ii,f., y. September. -
Der 9ieger Quits Sbortnep, meld-r i'm
Geretn NIT Bob BroOms beu 8r. 6. g8.
6ouioa1 Dor bret 8odeu III lllica ermOroete,
mu1oe heute 4benb ieds Uteileu peftld pom
Utica nuf etHem Bradtiuge iefgenommeH
uuo 0sruutbu6 iOfort auigebdHgt. 5roDn
nurte idOu am Sage nad oem 0tOrOe Our1
siuen YiOb geIpuat. Die Yerionen, msld)s
heute Sbouiuep buOOu ihleppteu, Wurp Il
ourh elne 8spelds benudriduAt, olB ith
Der Nestr uuf Dem 6rudBu9e betauo, uno
5efie8su oeu 3ug BET Der station Carpenter
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2uo,1JCotRR-Go

Sapauii9e, inttide, SerIinsr uuO 5mpruu'sr
81 a t t en-.
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-06-23
MRS. ELIZABETH BRADLEY.

Mrs. Bradley was born in Bourbon county,
KY, Feb. IS, 1926; was married to Br. L. p.
Bradley May 2, 1874, and departed this life
May 30, 1888. in Girard. Ill. She was the mother
of nine children, who survive her, and the fos-
ter mother of two children of her husbands
by former wife, Sister Bradley was con-
sistent and loved member of the Universalist
church in Girard, where they have resided
since December, 1880. Her whole life was an
example of Christian living. and many and
beautiful were the testimonials offered by
loving hands in behalf of her worth and many
virtues. The funei al was at the church, where
the consultations of the Gospel was offered to
the friends of the deceased and large and
sympathizing audience. by the writer. Rev.
Carrie Brainard assisted in the services, and
gave touching words of her high appreciation
of the Christian character of Sister Bradley.
JOHN HUGHES.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-06-23
MRS. M. H. BLAKE.

Marinda Haines Blake was born in STAN
stead, Quebec, Dec. IL, 1888. Her early life was
spent upon the farm, and at an early age she
discovered those tender graces which are the
divine attributes of womanhood. Oct. 8, 1850,
she married DR.. Samuel NJ. Blake. who, with
their two sons, Wilbur F. and DR.. Austin M,
survive her. In 1871 DR.. Blake with his family
came to Wisconsin, settling first at Prairie du
Sac, and soon after removing to Lodi, where
they have since resided.
Mrs. Blake's married life was very happy
her calm and correct Judgment guided and
controlled the home which has become desc
late because of her departure. Gentle but
firm, with ability to see the right, and moral
strength to do the right, she exerted an infiu-
ence in her home more than regal.
She was faithful to every duty of life, and
was admirably fitted to fulfill the position of
physicians wife, and many an invalid whose
return to health was due in great measure
to her watchful and tender care, will feel her
loss as a personal affection, and the sorrow
of him who sits by his desoate hearthstone.
Mrs. Blake had often expressed the wish
that she might be spared until her sons had
grown to manhood. This wish has been
granted She had never possessed great phys
ical strength, and about two years ago while
alighting from carriage, she received an in
jury to the sciatic nerve which practically
rendered her an invalid, yet her care over the
household was maintained. and though fire.
quently suffering keenly, never complained.
During the last year of her sickness. her
pastor and friend. Rev. M. G. Todd. visited
her almost daily. Between them there had
always existed that friendship which pure
Christian should possess for noble and de-
voted pastor. The sudden death of her pastor
visibly affected her, and her watchful physi-
clans redoubled their efforts to bring back the
blush of health. But their efforts were una
vailing, and on the l4th day of May 1888, she
sank into that peaceful sleep that kissed down
her eyelids forever.
The services were held at the home she
loved so well, Rev. L. ]. Dinsmore officiating.
The flowers were rare and beautiful. And so,
surrounded by loved and loving friends the
stricken family, with breaking hearts, laid
her to rest Fondly are her many acts of
kindness treasured by her friends. Reverent-
ly do they lay away the tokens of her friend
ship.
Though she has passed beyond the twilight's
purple hills, to the land where the flowers
which she loved so fondly never die, let her
life make those who had known her more
tender and true, more unselfish. more noble.