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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

HOUSEWORk-A, good German girl,
IL fond of children. wants situation at
general housework; references. 400 West
Seventh st. 3
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

DOSETIONS OF TRUST to those able to
i give bonds or good references. Bee
Hive EnterDriSe. Seventh and Robert h3
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22
OWE WORKS.
MUSICAL.

DIANO TUNING, 81; frstciass work
4 guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett. I9
! hase rt1 Nlnlh sI. 27-56
Think how many people will see YOUR
t',fsN Nv ant ad in SUNDAYS GL0RE
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22
FINANCIAL.

IfI sonal property, household furniture
horses, etc.; also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security
Loan Co., 325 jackson St., J. E: Flanagan,
manager. ~. + 162*
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

nFFICE WORK - Wanted, by ayoung
" man whose time is not wholly employed,
office work from 8 80 a. m. to Lao p. m.;
small salary. Address r. q. Globe. 1850
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

+ AUNDRY GIRL-Ayoungg girl who un-
IL derstands laundry work wishes a place
In laundry Sc Viola ST. - 6
/ AUNDRY WORK-Wanted, a position
IL to do laundry work. Address 32O East
Sixth st. 6
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

COOK-A reliable girl who understands
- plain cooking: German preferred. 125
East Ninth ST. at once =. 8
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

SALESMiEN wanted. of good address
- Call between 8 and 10 a. nj. at 21I East
Seventh ST. 5
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

TLOAk-For sale, sealskin cloak, 40
" inches in length. 81 bust; worn one sea-
son; too small for owner; cost $500, will sell
for less than one-half cost. Address j 1S2,
Globe 5l-3
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

COOK-Young lady wants place to cook
~ in private family; can bring good refer
ences; hill preferred. Address N 1872, Globe. 4
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

DASTRY COOk-A No. ] pastry cook
i wants place in or out Of the city Apply
Mt 457 ST Peter st e, <
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

uOUSEWORk--Wan position to do
IL genera houseweFk. Apply S52 Rice
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-22

GLERK-Wanted. March L., position by
~ married man; six years experience in
drug and grocery business; wholesale pre-
ferred; best of references and can deposit
security as faith of honesty. Address G,
Globe 52-55
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
Caro- Of a conI on lamp.

Although the daily press prints coplous
statements Of horrors. many people con
tinue to confide IN the common oil lamp
with a fearless reliance nothing short OF
incredible, considering tho woll known
dangers associated with its careless man
agement. Some OF the state legislatures
hove enacted laws 10 regulate the III
faeture Of kerosene oil. limiting the flash
ing point" to not less than 100 dogs. Fab.
renheit. This, however. appears TO DO nm
illusory safeguard. Experiments seem TO
have co~nclusively proved that most Of the
lamps made viii, even with the best quail
ity Of oil, generate gas In sufficient guam
titles 20 cause q violent explosion. A
writer In a late number OF Tho Scientific
American compares the ordinary kerosene
lamp to a miniature gas machine, making
gas and depositing 1t in the oil tank rs
effectively as though 1t were ar apparatus
especially designed for that purpose.
It may be worthy Of mention here that
the gas thus referred TO Is an element
capable Of exerting immense energy when
lgnited. but this contingency can be al.
ways provided against by using a good
lamp and keeping 1t well supplied with
oil, 20 as to leave little space IN tho tank
for gas. Under these conditions a lamp
that IS carefully handled and never 70.
plenished while burning will rarely OF
never explode. IL NJ" In Boston Bud.
cot.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
NIethod ID EleetrIe Aeupuncture.

The Chinese, we are told. employed
a%cupuncture at least 1000 years since,
and the Japanese adopted 1t long ago.
Their practitioners employed puncturing
needles of gold and silver, and their manI
facturc was an art Of great Importance
They were Of different shapes-some
bladed like swords. and others Of tho Ordi
nary needle form. At tho end Of tho
Eighteenth century acupuncture was IL
troducod into Europe, and was developed
In the present century M. Cattle, a
French electrician. has recently con
structed a variety of needles for electric
acupuncturo, especially applicable to the
perforation of painful JUNIORS, 80 as to
avoid unnecessary pain.
By the electric acupuncburo the current
is conveyed into tho urno and applied ct
tho point where it is uost required to
effect the dissolution of the morbid liquid
contained In 1t. For this purpose the
blade is vanished, except ct tho point,
and thus insulated. so that tho current
only escapes at the point. Glass or India
rubber has been used TO coat the needle,
but insulating varnish Is preferred, since
IL does not thicken the probe 50 much.
The uppc end Of tho needle Is connected
to one pole Of tho voltaic battery used,
and there Is q conducting plate applied to
the skin and connected to tho other pole.
When, therefore. the needle Ia forced
into the tumor the current flows from It's
point to the conducting plate through the
flesh and ~deconposes any unhealthy fluids
there may be In its passage. This process
aids the absorption of these sscrction'
and tho destruction of the tumor.-Phil
adelphia Record.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01

way was through some woods When
she had gono about half way she sot
down and cried az n hor little heart would
break. When she was crying the hardest
she looked up aud saw Mr.. SimmA
How'd do. PATTY" no said.
Pretty w-well. SIR" she answered
between her Eobs.
Then no asked her what wa the mat
ter, and she told him all about tho people
ia Michigan. for sho thought because he
didn't 90 TO church that he didn't know
about them. He looked so kind and IN
terested, not one bit cross. that she told
him about the So and the music box.
He told her to be a brave girl and not
cry, and then he asked hcr TO kiss him
good-by. for he said he was going n long
way of. She did and then trotted home,
feeling better, because she bad told some
one of her trouble.
The next night after she had gone to
bed Patty heard her papa say: well. ]
have found out what that Mr.. Simms has
been doing here. lie has been writing a
book. and starts for New York tomorrow
on his way to Europe. What an ugly
fellow he vast
One day later in the week the minister
came to SEQ Patty's mother. TIC said he
had something TO show her; he banded
her a note and this Is what she read
Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YOU will
end q check for 500. which you win
please send to Michigan with tho rest. J
don't want to DO outdOno by littlo Patty
Hendrick. EDWARD SIMMs.
There Is only a little mo, % tie story
One morning. about two months after
this, the expressman stopped 1t the Hen
drick farm house and took out u good sized
box, on which was printed in large letters.
MISS PATIENCE HENDnICk,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01

In December. 1853. Bosco. the world 70.
nowned conjurer, came also; no was n
wonderfully jovial a revoling Ia the
practice of legerdemain. of which no was
u consummate master, and not In the
least reluctant to fool all no met. high
and low, in public and In private lie
was the last Of the prestidigitators who
trusted more to their marvellous manipu
lation than to artificial tricks aud,lpre
pared coDtrivances; short and very stout,
no would perform in u sleeveless shirt,
black velvet tunic, and, lourishing his
massive white arms in the air. apostro
phize the spirit infernali mici" before
executing some perfectly incredible feat.
On market days. strolling before the
countrywomen and their wares, he
would carefully pick up q carrot or n
turnip. cut it open abstractedly, and with
feigned surprise extract n piece of money,
repeating the experiment several times
from different baskets. till the dazzled
vendors ruthlessly performed the same
operation on their whole stock in quest
of the coveted silver, BOsco, laughing
like q boy at lis practical Joke. generally
handed his dupes the value of their dam
aged goods, preaching meanwhile q seriou:
little homily on the dangers Of covotous
ness. During his stay In Berlin he was
asked to perform before tho regent anC
his family. In tho course Of tho seanci
he pointed to a terrestrial globe on
stand. saying to the prince; "Ilighness
drop your inger on the kingdom of Prus
sia, and you will see it grow under You
touch" Tie prince complied with th,
request, and as he placed his hand on tn
specified spot the frontiers expanded Of
either side, TO tho incredulous surprise o
a score of bystanders. Bosco denied tina
he bad the gift of prophecy.-'COurt an,
Society"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
NEW ~nAMrsurnE,

u. 8. A.
When Patty's papa opened It there was
what DO you suppUseY A big. big.
music box, made out Of shining dark
wood. beautifully inlaid with mother-o of
pearl. 1t was made abroad and there was
a key with It. and after IL was wound It
would play for an hour. Mr. Simms card
was in the box, but that was tho last
Patty ever heard of hin .-Springield Re-
nuhlirau
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
STCCK BRAN DS:

THE Liberal Intends to make a spe-
ciolty Of the stock interests Of this portion
of New Mexico and the surrounding coun-
try.
It Will be in the hands of and read by
most of the stockmen and cowboys in this
portion of the territory.
As stock is liable to stray it is desirable
for owners to have their brands widely
known, so that stray stock can be recog-
lied and owners notified.
In order to have brands widely known
they must be well advertised.
The Liberal will advertise stock
brands at the following rates:
One brand on cut one year. .S12
Each additional brand GA cut, same
owner o
Each additional brand in print straight
letters and igures) ................ 2
Each additional brand, character, bar
or connected letter requiring an en-
RraYed block Observation-Disclosures. J
Each brand giving location Of brand
on animal, Or ear marks or both 80. 5
All descriptive matter in addition ID
name of company, address, range and
brands charged extra.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
GUT N ENEMY.

OILY myself myself cnn harm.
Forget II not And rAl Of peace,
As II The south wind whispered warm,
Wait thou tili storm IND tumult cease.
Colin Thaxtca.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
Failing Health.

Ten years ago my health began TO fail.
i wa troubled with a distressing COugh,
Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous
scribed by different physicians, but
became 50 weak thai I could not 90 up
stairs without stopping TO rest. My
friends recommended me to try Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which / did, and / am row
as healthy and strong as ever. - Mrs.
II. L. Williams, Alexandria, MINI.
I have used Ayers Sarsaparilla, in my
family, for Scrofula, and know, II it Is
taken faithfully, that It will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. ! have
also prescribed It as a tonic, as well as an
Alternative, and must say that 1 honestly
believe 1t to be the best blood medicine
ever compounded.-W. +. Fowler, 81. D.,
ID. D. s., Greenville, Tenn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
The First Sign

OF falling health, whether in the form Of
Night Swents and Nervousness, or in a
sense Of General WEAKNESS aud Loss Of
Appetite, should suggest the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla- This preparation
il most effective for giving tone and
strength to the enfeebled system, pro-
noting the digestion and assimilation Of
food, restoring the nervous forces 10
their normal condition, and for purify
ing, enriching, and vitalizing the blood.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
Dyspepsia Cured.

It would be impossible for me to de-
scribe what / suffered from Indigestion
and Headache up 70 the time I began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. Twas under
the care of various physicians, and tried
q great many kinds Of medicines, but
never obtained more than temporary re-
lief. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
for q short time, my headache disap-
peared, and my stomach performed its
duties more perfectly. To-day my
health is completely restored. Mary
Harley, Springfield, Mass.
I have been greatly benefited by the
prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
tones and ~invigorates the system, regu-
lates the action of the digestive and
assimilative organs, and vitalizes the
blood. 1t is, without doubt, the most
reliable blood purifier yet discovered
II. d. johnson, 1888 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. It
Aver S~arsaparilla,
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, 90.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
MoRrHwEsr are. oarlisle nnd - -.


Is tho DopoB OF supplies fer tlIe c~t lsiva
mining district and for the bupGrtas Of
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
TlG Western Liberal

DICH Mining Camps. smoltors aud Bedue-
HI ton Works surround us
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01

OUR Nearest Paperis at Silver City, L dis
~ lance of nfty miles,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-01
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
Glaube, 3ofnun9, Giebe.

Wenn in oes 0ebens we6ieluollem 3ineen
Der Wtutb Dir ibwinbet unb nit ibm Die
Sraft;
Wenn rin9sum orobens ibon Die Siefe
flafft,
Nls poute idB 9eiu Sbifflein iie uers
i6lin9en;
@enH wiitbeuo Ser Ortan auf Sturmesa
lbwingen
Nlit raidem &ib Die Se9el Dir entrafft;
@enn pou oes Samples MtuB Der grm
eri6lafft,
limb oiiit're gtebel Dir ben Sinn be-
smingen:
Gann tla,nm're felt DID at bos Sreu,
llnb baue
gtur auf Den Germ, benn yiemano mirb
Su S6anOen,
User INNER elaubi9 iib Sbm anpertroue,
uuO 6offnune fiibrt DID bur6 Der @osen
grlnoen,
Gab Oeinem 9lu9' por Der @efabr nibt
9raue,
Bis 0u i'm &ei6 Der 9iebe wirR emit Ian.
oen.
Ilpps Sa9enauer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
Sas Programm Der fatbulii6em sd.
cmlGr.Teier
{ 96luB fol9t. J

in Saltt tore lautet lpie folst:
Sonntag ben 10. gtppember
8 Bontificalamt um 4 l1br pprmittaos.
Gelebrant Der bo9w. 6err grabll9ol
Sobn 8. gSiaiams bon 8olton.
Breoi9t gebalten uom bu9p. 6rn.
@r5biibOf g. S. 9apan BON @bila=
oelpbia. Tim = llbr abenOs Yonti=
ficaluesper, sebalten pom bo6rp. Srn.
@r5bil6of SeiB pun Mil>uaufee. 8re=
oi9t pom bo6lp, Srn. @r5bii6oi So6n
Srelano bon ct. Saul, Wtinn.
SO II a g: Serlammlrlns bes
&atbolil6en Gongrelies in Der gun=
coroiaz6alle. @rite @ibuns BON 10
llbr pormittass bis ll6r nabmit=
tags. 3lueite Sibun9 BON 3 n6r
na6mitta9s bis a l1br abenos. @nl=
pfans Der beiu6enoen @rdlaten in
Der Goncproia 6ale bon y bis 10
l6r abenos, uobei BON ben 6erren
Gbas. 9. 0foberts BON @eItninlter,
WtO., Mtartin s. Mtorris Don @albz
inston uno bem bu6u. Srn. @r5biz
16of 8m. $. @lOer BON Cincinnati
&eoen 9ebalten tuerOen. slu6 finbet
an bielem slbenO Die Sllumination
Itatt.
Otenstas: Serlammlune bes
&atbolif6eu gon9re6es. 9ritte Gib=
nns BON 10 biz - llbr purmittuss.
Sierte Sibun9 BON 3 bis Z lbr
abenos. 6ierauf Sadel5us.
Mt / t t 10 o 9: @inpeibuna Der
&atbolil6en llniperlitdt in 8aibinsz
ton. Die Gerempnien Der @inipeibz
uns poll5iebt Der Serr garoinal @ib=
bons Inn 10 l16r uurmitta9s. I'm
II l1br lit SOnti ficalamt uno grebiot
onr6 ben bo6p. 6rn. 8il6of Sill
mour bon GlepelanO. Tim 4 ubr
na6mittags @r6ffnuns bes uniuer1iz
&eOe Oes bu9w. Srn. 8i=
i6of Sobn 6. 5palOin9 BON 8eorta,
Slls., unO Gortrag zines lateintf6en
@eoi6tes our6 ben bO6tp. Srn. Yro=
felIDr SfrD0er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
Sanolaufise Gntieaunsen fatboli.
i6er 2ebren
gu ii # 9 nj unb berid=
ttgt pom preuBii den
Cpl fopate.

Sie @r5bil66fe uno 8ii60fe &reu=
ben's 6aben am @rabe bes fl 8pni=
facius, bes Ipoltels Der OeutI6en,
in Suloa aus ein berrli6es Sir
ten d rel N erlalien, in pe(9em
iie nit maBuoller gntl6ieoenbeit
einen l6Dnen, lpiirbeppllen 8rpteit
einlegen ipioer Die insbelonoere BON
Dem iosenannten @uanselii6en 8unbe
betriebene lieblule @erbebuns unb sur
ielben Belt Die lanOldufisen @ntitel=
lun9en fatbplii9er 2ebren unb@runo=
ldbe 5uriidweilen unb ri6tis itellen.
gta6oem bieB in Der rubielter
Spra6e 9ei6eben, fdbrt bas Sirten=
l6reiben fort: u@enn mir lunad
Die biermit 9efenn5ei9nete Nnsriffs=
weile auf unlere beilise Stride tiei
beflasen, 10 besen mir bp6 baneber
au6 Die trDitli6e 3uuer1i6t, baB Die
9roBe Mebr5ubl aller billig unb se=
re6t benfenOen Wfitbiirger, au9 oel
BON uns I'M @lauben 9etrennten, ba=
rim nit uns iibereinltimme, iebt Iei
lpaDrli9 am luenisiten Die 3eit gu se.
bdlli9en @laubensltreiti9f piel=
mebr 5ur 9emein men 9 e r.
tbeio oisun9 Ser @runb.
I a9en Oes 9ri ltli9en @la II.
bens unb Der 9ri itli9 e Il
Sc lit tung, ipel6e allein Dit
5lutb bes 0taterialismus uno Inar.
6ismus, Die uns beOrobt, einsuodnl=
men, Die littli6en uno iucialen llebel
Die BON Sag 5u Gag unertrdslidel
weroen, allmdbli6 5u beilen uno un
lere 3ufunft gu li6ern pernn6sen
Sene @e9enldbe aber, Die uns tren:
men, loll man ni6t bur9 8itterfei
unb gar burd llnwabrbeiter Il
perl6drfen, ionbern bur6 8sritdnoia
uu9 unb &ublwpllen miloern
0eutl6lanb bebarf luiuubl ipeaei
letner confeliionea 9emil6ten 8eo6l
ferun9, uie iuegen Der pplitiIde,
8eltlase mebr ais irsenb elm anoere,
2ano oes cpnfellipnellen sSrieDens
0ieier aber lit nur babur6 gu errei
l6en, oaB ieoer Sbeil feline beiliaitel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

befannten 8orgdnsen aui bem@ebiete
Der S6ulz@eieb9ebung unb Der Sn<
otaner>Berfualtun9, bart6ut, baB bic
antifatbolii6e 8etpesnns inn 2anbe
in Der 3unabme 6esrlifen lit uno mit>
bin au6 in freien g(merifa bic fatboz
lii6e &ir6e Dor ernlten &dmpfen um
ibre &e9te unO sSreibeiten nod feiz
nesue9s 9eii6ert lit. llnb obtpobl
es fatbolifenfeinbli6e @lemeute ni6t
nur in Der republicanil9eu, ionbern
audi in Der bemofratil9en Bartei
gibt unb Die Stride barum 3u ibrem
S6ube dtf feline Der politil6en 8ars
teien ii6 oerlailen tunn, 70 1T fir Die
fatbolil6en 8urser 6o9 seiuiB audi
oas bemerfensiuertb, baB Der fatbo<
lifenf fein0li6e @eiit iiberaa Ieinen
ftarfiten &id6alt finbet an Der e.
p II ublicanii9en b 9artei, gu tuel>
ber 5u9lei6 audi Sas @ros Der natiz
piitii9en rImerifani1irer", tpel9e
alles unur en9lil6" baben tuollen,
seb6rt.
Sn Sllinois miro iebt oas
neue S6ul5wan9s @eleb gegen bic
ia lii DE 8farri9 Ut our
@eltlln9 9ebra9t, un0 Oas obenbrein
luf eine 9an5 unuerl9dmt miBbrdu9z
lt6e Grt. gu gentrepille i'm
senannten Staate empfinsen ndnli9
fiir5li6 Die fatbOlii6en 9eutl9en,
wel9e lire &inber in Die bortiee
Bfarridule i9iden, BON Der ltaatz
li6en S6ul6eb6rOe bes bprtieen
Otltrtcts fur5tues ben gefebl, ale
&inoer i'm Sitter BON IA Sabren
BON nun an meni9itens Is @o9en
jdbrli@ in Die > r6ffentli9e~
S9ule 5u i6iden. Pfarrer S. S.
DteifuB belpra9 ii6 iiber biele uners
66rte 3umutbun9 iufOrt nit ieinem
8ilAof bem bu6p. 6rn. S. San6en
in ge1euile, unO beibe tbeilten barauf
ben betreffen6en Gltern nit, boB bieIe
es rubig auf einen SroceB antummen
lailen iollten; fir Die Soften uiirben
tie - 8il6of unO Gfarrer = aufz
fpnmen. 8ie Die 96ulbeb6rbe BON
gentreuille auf Oas nieren 2eIern in
Der Sauptia6e mit9etbeilte @eieb
eine iplde Sorberuns sriin0en f6nz
nen, 1T uns freili9 rdtblelbaft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
Ser l@an0erer'

besinnt nit Der 9e9enwartisen Stunt
mer leinen %, S br9ans. @enn
er beute auf lein lebtes 9ebensiabr
5uriidblidt, 10 bat er GnlaB, ii9 5u
freuen. gfp6 mebr, wenn er friibe=
rer, nod gar ni6t lpeit Oabintenliez
9enoer @eburtsta9e 9eOenft, an uelz
6en er ii6 oft gang ernitli6 fra9en
mubte: miro OieIer piellei9t Der
lebte lein, ipirlt bu mod Elm Sabr lang
iiber ar oiele 8erge BON @9pieris-
feiten uno 8iberwdrtisfeiten bintpes>
fommen? @Ottlub, bieie 5tpeifeln>
ben Srasen 9eb6ren Der &ersansens
beit an, unb Der .@anOerer' iiebt,
i'm Gertrauen auf @utt, unO Der
5reunoi6aft BON Taulenben aufri9=
tiger &at6olifen 9eluiB, beute froben
uno 9etroiten Ntut6es in Die 3u>
funft.
Ser 2eierfreis bes ,Wanberer' lit
audi im lebten Sabre ipieber beoeu,
teno 9eipa6len. g8ir banfen beute
ber5li6 &aen, Die Oa5u bei9etraeen.
Bir bitten uniere 5reunOe, inn neuen
Sabre uns neue 2eler sepinnen au
belfen. sic tpilien, bab 0ie Ntitbulfe
Sur Serbreitun9 fatbolii9er 8ldtter
elm 9utes @ert lit. sic lpilIen audi,
oaB Der s@anOerer' ben suten @iaen
bat, ii6 bafiir Oanfbar 5u erlpeilen,
inoem er beltrebt lit, INNER me6r un6
Selleres gu lei item. Oas tui11en iie
aus Der @rfabrun9. Ser <g8anOerer'
lit leit le6s Sabren 5tueimal perer5z
Bert tporoen, 10 baB nit Der W1enoe
oes barsebOtenen Stoffes iebt audi
Der slnipru6poulte 5ufrieOen lein
fann. SIN neuen Sabr9ange iuerben
mir anbertueitise Gerbeilerrneen purz
nebmen. @ir tuerben, II. a., unlern
2elern re9elmdBis Die interefanteiten
yta6ri9ten aus ben fatbolil6en
Wfillionen, &eilel6iloerun9en, pulfsz
tbilmltde Wfittbeilun9en aus bem
@ebiete Der gtaturwiiienl l6aften bic
ten, lie nit oes 9rei len 8farrers g.
&neipp erprobter 8alierbeilmetbo6e,
ipel9e i9on Sauienoen auf bic BIZ
lisite uno einfa9lte Grt bon Der
Welt Die oerlorene @elunobeit uies
oer9e9eben unO 9aulenbe por &ranf>
5eit betpabrt bat, befannt MAIDEN,
uno Inoeres mebr. &orausaablenz
ben G6onuenten bieten mir cine l(usz
ipabl gang por5ii9li9er 8iider unb
8iloer als 8rdmien.
Gang belonOeren Danf fiiblt Der
8anoersmann ii9 beute oebrunoen
leinen treuen Mitarbeitern abaultat>
ten, 10 tuie ben pielen buduiirbioen
@eiltli6en, Die i'm i'm abaelaufenen
Sabre nit &unosebunsen i5resg8obl>
iuOllens bee9rt un0 unier 8Gatt in
lbren @emeinoen empfoblen baben.
Soate aber irseno Semano ourd,
lr9enomel0e AeliBerungen oes .@anz
oerer' li9 in, ieiner gerIon o6er leiz
mem anleben perlebt seslaubt baben,
10 let er oerli9ert, baB Die abii6t.
gu oerleben, unS ,itets fern seleoen
bat uno INNER fern lie9en wir6. lin
lere etn5t9e G6li6t BEL Der geboctipn
oes .8anoerer' lit, baburd) @ott au
oienen, na6 bem MaBe unIeres Be-
i9eibenen &6nnens un6 g8iifens.
uno in bieier stbii9t tuerben mir mel,
ter arbeiten.
Yin Der Spibe unieres 8lattes
lteben Die 8urte .@laube, buffe unb
ltebe!| @ir bitten @utt, baf, er i'm
neuen n@anber"% Sabre uns nnb UNI
lere 2eler immer mebr beleele nit ben
BRET 9Ottli9en 9usenben, au benen
Der Wabllprnd bieies 8lattes aufs
fnrAerf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

$50 Gollesien unO slfabemien fir ben
b6beren unterri6t unb 300 Yfarr=
i61lem. Die &ir6e unterbdlt 500
Splpitdler unO 8ailenbduler, tuurit
leoe Irt menl6li6en glenoes unb
&ranfbeit selinOert unO Die &inoer
beioerlei @e16le6tes bem geiltisen
uno leibliben Ser0erben entri1ien
uno gu abtbaren @lieoern oer@eiea<
i6aft er5o9en lperOen.
(S6luB fol9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
Jahr9an9 23.-Ur. |.

8raft 5r, uoburb Die giotbmenois=
felt Der @naoe Gbriiti irsenbtpie ber=
ab9eminoert lpiirbe; benn iie befennt,
OaB Der freie 8ille, ipenn er ni6t
onr9 9riitlt9e @naoe erleu6tet, sez
ltarft, beipe9t unb erbuben lit, ni9ts
lpabrbaft 9eiliames iuollen unb pollz
brtn9en, ia lelblt oas natiirli6e Sit
ten9eleb weoer lei6t mod poa1 1tdnbi9
erfiillen fann.