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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
His Private Character" by Albert Ross
author of Thou Shalt Not;') "Creole and
Puritan" by T. c. DeLeon of Mobile, Ala.
author Of 1.-THE Rock or the Rye9 "The
Stolen Laces," by Denis Simmons, ex-chiet
Of toe Chicago police; The Coniackers,"
or The Notorious Counterfeiters, by Ro-
land Rivers, U. $. Secret Service; "a Col
den Heart" by Bertha NJ Clay; "Section
556," by Inspector Byrnes and Julian Haw-
thorne; THE Runaway Wife, OF "Love and
Vengeance" by Captain Simon O'Donnell
of the Chicago polica; Harper's Magazine
for Octooer, Lippincott'5 Magazine for
October, The Ladies' Home Journal for
October, Popular Science Monthly for Oc-
tober, Paris lllustre, Peck's Sun, London
Illustrated News doc, edition., Horsema 4,
Sporting South, Sporting Times, Sporting
News, Sporting Life, Sportsman, New
York Weekly, Saturday Night, New York
Ledger, Fire.ld Companion, Family Story
Pape, Public Opinion, New York Herald,
World. Sun, Star, Press, Times, Tribune
Boston Herald, Boston Globe, Baltimore Sun.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Gazette,
Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Times, New
Orleans Times-D smocrat, Atlanta Consti-
tuition Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle,
Charleston News and Courier, Charleston
World, Florida Times Union, Louisville
Courier-Journal, The Southern Traveller
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
RACE OF THE BALL rossERs.
New York Leads the League and
Brooklyn the Association.

new I OrK GedCS the League anu
Brooklyn the Association.
The sharp struggle Of the leaders in the
big League for first place is becoming quite
interesting. The Giants have the lead now,
but they are not in comfortable position.
Boston dropped a peg By a tie game with
the taIl-enders Saturday, who, by the way,
are putting up a fine game at the close
of the season. Philadelphia is
playing strong game, but she
is not doing the work or keeping up her
record of previous seasons at the close,
when she generally puts up the very best
bail playing Of any OF the leagues. In all
probability she will have to struggle hard
TO maintain her present position of third in
the race, as her most dangerous competitor,
Chicago, is hard after her heels. Thus far
it is pretty race. Ia point Of fact, it is
the finest of any race the league mas ever
known. Every game wonor lost counts for
something now.
In the American Association the pennant
seems to be pretty well secured to Brook
Ign, as it is hardly probable that she will
ioss majority of the games she has yet to
play. Nothing else will lose her the cham
pionship. The race is close between the
Athletics, Baltimore aud Cincinnati for
third place. The three clubs are punched
IN the number Of games won. The proba-
abilities are, however, that the Champion
ship Of tho world will be fought between
the Twin Cities, and the New Yorks will
have TO do some hustling, for while the
Gian are batters the Brooklyns are
hslders. The following is the record up to
Yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
CITY BREVITIES

DeKalb Lodge No. 9, l. o. Q. F., meets
this evening
Regular meeting of Calanthe Lodge No.
2S, X. p, this evening.
Only one patient was received at st.
Joseph's lntirmary yesterday.
Magnolia Encampment No. /, l.. o. o. F.,
holds meeting this evening.
Upto 1 o'clock this morning three cases
of disorderly conduct were reported at the
police barracks.
There will be meeting of the executive
council of the Citizens Sanitary Associa-
ton this evening.
There were 100 failures in the United
States reported to BradstreetS last week,
against 1870 in the preceding week and IT'S,
l45, l56 and las in the corresponding weeks
Of 1888, 1887, 1886 and 1885.
little golden-haired, black-eyed tot was
brought into the drug store of Symons &
Nell, at West Broad and Charlton streets,
ye'tsrday, by some small boys, who found
the child near Montgomery aud Jones
streets The child had cried unil it was
tired out, trying TO fiud its way home II
was turned over to the police.
The opening of the De Soto will be a red
letter day in the history of Savannah It
will not only benefit the general business of
the city, but by Offering inducements to
visitors to stop over in the city it will give
them an opportunity Of seeing the surround
ing country, and will eventually lead to in
We tments in both city and suburban prop
critics.
A gentleman living on Anderson street
heard considerable commotion among his
chickens, night or two ago, and went out
to ascertain the cause, expecting to en-
counter cat or coon, but neither animal
proved TO be the intruder. 1t turned cut to
be genuine "possum." The gentleman had
been missing eggs for some time, and could
not account for their loss. His place is a
considerable distance from the cemetery.
and he did not expect Savannah's old mer-
chants to pay him nocturnal visits on that
account.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
Notice to Contractors and Builders.

have been appointed sole agent for the sale
of the celebrated Chewacla Lime. This lime has
Oeen sold in this market for the last twenty
years, and is conceded to have given better sat
isfaction than any other lime | am also agent
for Hoffman Rosendale Cement, English and
German Portland Clements, Calcined Plaster,
Plastering Hair etc, which can furnish in any
quantity and on short notice. keep on hand the
larges, stock in the south of White Pine Doors,
Sash, Blinds, Builders Hardware, Paints, Oils,
Glass Lubricating Oils, Packings Of ali kinds, a
complete assortment of stea nb0at and mill
supplies. Get my prices before purchasing
elsewhere. Estimates cheerfully furnished
ANDREW HASIFY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
A Good Anpetita

Is essential to good health; but at this sea-
son it is often lost, owing to the poverty or
impurity Of the blood, arrangement of the
digestive organs, and the weakening effect
of the changing season. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is a wonderful medicine for creating
an appetite, toning the digestion, and Civ
the time TO take it. Be sure to get Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
Coal at SIS SO Per Ton.

l. win not be great while before Savan-
mains coal supply win be brought from the
mines in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee
instead of from Pennsylvania. A promi-
nent foundry firm in this city has been
offered southern coal delivered in this city
at So 80 per ton. With cheap coal Savan-
nsh viii at once become the great coaling
station of the South Atlantic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23

WHILE in Salt Lake City recen tly,'' said Mr.
A. c. Guntsr, the well-known author and play
wright, Il met the venerable Gen. Conner who
at the head of a regiment of California vol
unteerS marched from San Francisco to Salt
Lake in 1853 and saved Utah fro n going ont ON
little rebellion of her own The old gentle
man is as gallant q soldier and as good renub-
Hcan as ever, in spite of what his friends think
is the shameful way in which he has been
treated by the Harrison administration. Gen.
Corners war record is one Of the most famous
on the roster. He built Camp Douglas lust
out of Salt Lake, and for years held the
rebellious Mormons in subsection. He led a
regiment of cavalry ana couple OF companies
OF infantry up to the now historic battle-ground
near Bear river, on the U,ah and Idaho
line, and almost wiped out the hos
tiles who had gathered there to mas
sacre the settlers in Idaho and to stand in vita
the Mormons in pundering the supply trains
which came down the mountain trail from Vir-
gnia City, Helena nd the great Montana
days only at Salt Lake City The mercury was
2lo below zero when, sending tue infantry
ahead with his supplies and following them
secretly in the night with his cavalry, to throw
the mormon traitors off the track, Gen Cou-
ner marched up 10 the bloody fight Well, he
covered himself with glory, as he did in all his
fights and saved the settlers lives he has
lived in Salt Lake ever since, always a sturdy
republican. He wanted an office in Utah, or
his friends wanted it for him, from the Har-
rison administration. Did he get it? By no
rison's father-in-law, was made Utah commiss
sioner and some other friend or relative of
the family was made United States marshal
The Old soldier got nothing"
APRopos of the famous Maybrick poisoning
case in England many historical students have
been trying to look up parallel cases in ancient
history. One of them, a Hebrew scholar,
writes that he has searched the Talmud. but no
woman Is mentioned in connection with this
foul charge throughout the vast mass of Tai
nude tractstes During the whole period of
more than 400 years, during which the Jewish
court, the Sanhedrim, was in force not one
wo nan was committed for trial for husband
murder. The remedy Of divorce was always to
hand. Twelve formal lines, signed by two wit
nesses insured the complete separation, bodily
and spiritual, OF two beings not in harmony
The Get Qit., cutting on was made SO easy
that only lunatic wife would have got rid OF
her husband by poison instead of by it.
How HE MAY BECOME UsEFur. -Haclrrnan at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
A QUESTION for tha Anthoritiaa

The arrooms evidently did a good bust
ness yesterday. as there was the usual num-
Der Of drunken men on the streets. Would
1t not be best to prevent troubles by closing
up such places, rather than making military
preparations to suppress them2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
The Ladies

WIN please remember that our store will
beelosed Thursday, Sept. 90. A. r. Alt
mayer & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23

How He MAY BECOME Observation-Disclosures at
Niagara Falls-Take you Co the falls for S.
Crank-I wish to enter the stream at a point
above the cataract and float down over IL
Hackman (cordially)-Take you there for
nothing, sir.-Chicd0o Tribune
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-23
DRY GOODS
CROHAD & DOONER,
BROUGHTON ST.
1889. FALL And WINTER 1882

EN7E are now receiving our usual large and
w select stock of FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS, of which an inspection is respect.
fully inVited.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
a17en tp,r iesen treibet, tpas er min,

laItet trtr ieeett tretbet1 traS er triu, -
iaeen, fiiherL fteblen, inprben, brennen
unb fensen na4 Gersensluit. Mtr
tbeilen ibreBeute ilnb tbun ssnus, uenn
ptr iorsett ba6 uniere boben 8sfeblss
baber iliebts nerten, auf bab ,lniereper.
ion In Sitherbeit bleibt. ."-@em biefe
Melobie einmal uufseipielt tpirb. 10
beibt mons Barbarei pber turtilae
Uiuft. l1nb tper bieie Wtuit nidt Der.
itebt> tper niht Fort. oab iebt i9on bic
@eisen ba3u seffimnt, bic Tromn1eln
basu probirt tperben, Der mub mod ME
eine &bmil9e Gainiqe geieben baben,
Der 1T taub tpie Elm Stud, tpie Elm
Slid.
98er bisb 9oltsliec init Bebaht gez
leien, Der tpirb iih erinnern, bab ct ee=
tpib inon ,bie nro ca Die eine Deer anoere
strppbe bDrte, pieaeiht iosar bei benz
einen posr anoern Musorude Die Melps
bic islbit mitbrun,mte uno mus NIT gnts
iseen ssfeben, oab Die 0unostamilIe Die
&bmifhe perordnste unb OaB tuir NIT
ben 9unbsfantoen fdOn fsbr ufort,
i9rittlid" seIporben f;nb. Sour bic
.R1miihe &aruiae tann belfen, ite alein
Die flofenoen @i.noen unleres aufse.
tldrten 5eitalters beilen. Sic ml,b
tpieber gepHe9t uerben on bbhifer Gtelle
fotpobl als audi an Der nieorigifen: an
Den u0isb : SdooIs," " an ben 2sbrers
isminarien> In ben Sabriter, Qduferp
uno gluten. 8ater unb Muiter, Ofeis
fer uno ,9ertfGaiien, @slsbrte l,ab @ss
walten n,ll1en wieoer sur N6niIhe,
&auiae sreifen, fie pflansen unb cls
Qausmitlel gebrauden. @eidisbt's
ni9t, nun bann intt baS 0plt In 8ars
barei, bann miro bic tiirtilhe Muft
ilberbpten bur1 bic wsulit Der 2altdt>
i9en iino @uilIptinen = tuie einff in
6rantrei@-,ber Spnan,itpatronen uno
Der prafelnben uno 3iidenben petrp.
leumfIam,nen ipie bier i'm freien Mmes
rita {; furh Der geltfarren tpirft I'm,
neil leine Setter In tbrer 2ranfbeit Die
N5miims RanilIe neridmdbten, unh
mir ale beben ihH ridt mebr auf, tpeil
mir teine 35pfea ingtr baten. Mlfr
Iereifs ipieber 5ur 'sJt6miiden Gdrnile.
Hno tpenn bu fie nod nidt abseidaff
batteif, bann bebalte lie, benn es 1T et'
pas troltpoaes, i'm 2eben uno ins Stre:
ben our &5milhen RamilIe, gum @lall;
ben on einsn @ott feline 3uiludt neb
men gu t6nncn. P.P.w.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
9te ..H6miidle &amille.~ Neues

9ie uHSmiide &amille." gteues
2eben ertpaht jest tpieoer in Der gtatur.
Der Gpnne ertpdrmenbe Stroblen loden
Der Groe iippIsss @run betnor uno Der
Meniden e,nfiee 9ano 1T belAdftiot, in
@artsn unb Selo ben Samen gu IeSen
fiir bic tpmmenoe grnte. 9Sie IN Der
Natur, IL ertpaht jstt AUDI tuieoer In
sar manhsn Seelen elm neues 2eben !;
Die bide gisrinoe 10 manher Sinber
idmilst bur3 bic Strablen Der s6ttliden
@naoenionne. gBDate @ptt, bas id
bas 2estere AUDI bon Dir, mein lieber
2eisr, iasen iDnnte! llno oann, trenn
bu i'm Serten tpieoer einsn suten Grunb
gelesr balt, 10 idamiids beine Seele aus,
,pie e8 ia audi bic liebe gtatar n1a@t
suenn bic Gisrinoe uno oeB Winters
Sroif tpes finc, bann aiert uno ihmidt
fiet bic grbs nit anerlei 8luinen lno
9fanseu. .. 10 laB AUDI In bic es iesi
tpieoer pa@ien uno 5libsn: 2aB tpads
ien bas &ei!hen ner Demutb> bic &oie
Der 2iebe /! @an5 beionbers a,5dte id
Dir aud anratbeiL cine 4fanse niht Der.
eeHen gu tpOler, bic Dir gerabe beutsu'
taee NOtb tbnn tpiro: es 1T Die ylDmi:
ihe RaniQe. 9Sas bic &lien bon Del
8oIe bihteten. ndm!ih iie lei cine ao1.
ter bes QimmeIs, bas gilt tueit ne5l
nod bon Der uR5miiden 3ansiae"
(Anthe1nis seobiks.) Den 8etpeis bie.
flr finbsit bu slsia I'M erifen 0aupiitac
hes &otehismus. Die 8lGtben Der 8D
niil1en &aniiqe lino iebr bitter nad ben
Sprihuorte: y8itter Sem Muno, ben
| 9er;en seiuno," erresen aud BET eetDil
| fen 2euten init iubtilem Wsasen leish
@rbreden. gtah bem Doctor Alcpiiu
8eiienburser (9ausmannstoit l. 8. Nc
23), unb rute on lieber 2eisr, risaeid
aud Selbif peiBt, fanb man fIiiber bic
8mbsrtraut in jeeem SdlOHe, in i
benz 6auIe uno in jeoer Quite. Gbt
iebt iif bic 35miIhe 2aini0e uielfod
teionsers aus ben @pbnrngen Der STE
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

ST blob elm Compliment. 8Drise
@oHe rpurbe bon europa berGbergeta:
BELT, @ilHof Reane, Nectcr ber neilen
tatb. l1niberfitdt su @aibinstonL babe
NIT ieinen @erbungen INN geeignete
2ebrtrdfte in DeutihIanb srcBss 9e@.
Dentnah hdtte Der Gerr &ector bod
8erne vDut4men" als 2etrer an ber
neaen 6odiaule, aber es III bas faff
nnSlaubli@, ba ia vbie Srianber bie
Geniten Ses Gbrtfentbun,s, biz Elm.
stge Mriifutratte Der @elehriamfett
(the only aristocracy of ofleaning) fIno", |,
ipie fih Reetor Reane am 20. October
1888 Il, elmer 3u 9bilabelpbia eehaltes
nen @ebe ausbridte. MpbI beibt es,
eenannter 6err babe irsuiiden iiber bic
beutihen GODS iinb NlitteIihulen eiae
eana anbere MnfiHt betommen, aber bie
@erberei nm beutide grofeForen biirfte
bIpb Elm Compliment ietn, trelhes ges
legentlih ber @eiie burh Deuti4laab'
bielen genadt tpirb, benn man trtr6
bod an Der neuen llniberftdt ntht bic
2eu1ten bon Der eriinen Sniel, Die Grt.
ffptrnten bon uber eti3igen Mriifctratte
Der @elebriamteit" hintanieben! lUe
terrarum nahi praeter onsaes Angess
tals ridet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
6nnb Der politiiden Staaten besebren

fDlIten.
I'm aber audi gu 3eigel baB bieie
gang unb gar nidt fatbpliide glattform
AUDI bon lnieren angefebeniten fatbDlis
ihen Sdriftfeaern llnb Sbeplpsen slt=
sebeiben tpiro, fei es genus su iaserL
baB iie fait ieber fatboliide 8iidDf unb
grabiidpf In ben Ser. Staaten genau
Sepriift Bat unb baB ni4t Elm eir3iser
bieier 9rdlaten fid sesen bieielbe err
fldrt Eat, iie baeeeen 25 berielben aus
bridlid gebiaigt baben. 60 idrieb
Der ebrtp. 8iihof Grace an mid, als
i9 ben Fdnaily Defender In California
beraussab: Isle baben febr flus sez
banoelt, ais sic SIR Maeaai1 i,i9t
ccnfeiitpnea rtahten, Inn i'm ftanbe gu
fein, an ben seiunben Menfdenneritanb
unb bas teiDnnene 1Irtbeil bes ednsen
amerifaniihen 8Dlfes appeairen gu fDns
men. gpn allen Mnfanse an tpar id
iiberseugt, bab bas Der redte @eg lei.
Dura 8ertbeibip1ng Der 8epesllng ais
fatbolilde MgitatiDn nah tatbDliiden
@runbl ldben biibten mir bic Spmpatbie
unb Mitbilfe anberer Genfeiiionen ein
uno entfrelnbeten uns bllrd slt srpben
Giisr bic ltberalen 8iirser i'm Msemei=
men," Sn einent Sdreiben an MIDI
bonn 6. eSanuar 1889 1aate ber ansgez
seihnete Cardinal Manntns: sd
itimme nit Sbnen bpaitdnbi9 ilberein.
ale Gltern uno Gbriiten In bieier Mnses
lesenbeit auf Der breiteiten @runblase
su pereinen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
3adlarias gJfontaomerp iiber bic

3a9arias MontgomerD iiber bic
Sdnlfrage. Ser Ser. Staaten 6ilfsz
@eneralantpalt 3adarias Waontspmerp,
Elm ebenip selebrter Suriit tpie eifrieer
&atbplit, bat an ben Baltimore Wfirs
rpr' Elm ldnseres Gdreifen geri6tet,
bas bic Sdulfrage bebanoelt tno auA
fir groteitanten iebr benerfenstpertb
1T, ba er barin bieie tpidtiseSrase ni9t
ppm ensern fatbolilden, ionbern aQse=
meinen ariitlihen Stanbpunfte bebans
belt unb NIT srpBem Sharfinne nahs
tpeif, bab bic Gbeprie Der Grsiebunss=
pHiGt bes Gtaates Elm Gineriff in bic
8edte Der Gltern uno GnmaBung elters
liAer 8Hihten pbne l1ebernabme Der
bamit berbunoenen 8eranttpprtung lit,
rnb oebbalb ale fatbuIiiden unb nidts
fatbolilhen Gbriiten sll einem gelneins
| f9aftlihen 8orsehen gesen Die gefdbrs
liden Ginf1iiiIe Der spttleien, Dfentliden
Shule ermabnt.
sd babe, 10 iaste 9err Wfpntsoz
merp, ubie ghulfrage ftets bDm rein
ielterIi9en unb nidt bonn cpnfel=
iionelen Stanbpuntte be!radtst. Die.
lem 9erfabren idreibe id3 ben liberia
liaenoen grfols gu, ben meine beidei'
benen 8emiibunsen nad @ottes 8ors
1ehllne unter Yrotelfanten, Suben uno
onbereu gddt= aatbptifen er3ielt baben,
oa id anitatt bes rein tatboIiiden
gtanopunftes ben elterlihen Gtano
punft berporbDb. Die gang falide SIN
} fiht, baB i9 ftatt ben rein drifliher
Gtanbpunft gu pertreten, nrlr ben ia.
tbpIilden Gtanopunft pertrat, mar oel
, @runo, baB piele Sabre lang meir
8eniiben auf 10 srDbe 9inoerniii'
; itieb. SIT einlnal bieies 9inoernib Be
I ieitist, bann 1T Die Sdlaht balb ge
: tppnnen.
SD fteae bebbab ieite iieben @runb
{ idbe suIammen, tpelhe msine grsie
E bungszuglattfD fDrm" biloen I'M
1 fin tpelhe id Die @bre babe gu fdnpfe1
II iinb nit @pttes Sesen fdnpfenb 3a fer
!. BEN bOfe:
II I.-Gltern iino burd bas Natn1
: edit Ge naa ibrerSdbisfeit) perpflid
b tet, fiir Die Grndbrlng, 8efleioung I'm
J, gr3iebung ibrer &inber angemener
n Gorge gu trasen unc ba3u nidt geneig
b gltern fplIten b,ird oas 8eieb sestuur
/. gen tuerben, bieier iArer RFidt nads,
IL fpntfriert. :.
& H.-Gs lit cine Dffentlid d
N g flidt, auf bfentli4e Soften all
n, Iienen &inbern, beren Gltern ba5l nie
su i'm itan6e iinb, Niittel sur Grndhrun
u 8stleiouus unb Grsiebuns gu teidd
n. lien.
bal lII.-2ein 8nrser iCqte ientals I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
MMelmia I!

@elhes 9te6 eriann bas Seben,
&ubeuo unter Siegespalmen?
MnelHia! t6nt Ser 9teber
9ieo, Der R0nigsplalm Der SIalmen.
G6ens giabtisallen baben
Dieies Oiterlieb seflOtet,
9lls Der 9ltbem Gbriiti 9ippen
@iebcr rolenfriid serotbet.
9lneluia! finscn IIe,
Die aus 8anben alifcriteben,
Die als @ottes Neusebor'ne
Nus benz @na6enbaoe seben.
9llleluia! 0ieb ber Soffnrng,
:Sn bic Sersen einaeiieselt.
Ginit eri9alIenb, iinb Der @rGber
:Ounfle Bforten aufsewieselt.
9ie6 bes Sieges. bes Triumpbes.
.Subel9oreelans Der S6aaren,
Die einit, pom Vexillum regis
Slang umflammt, biniibcrfabren.
9tueluia! 8'alm Der 8Olfer,
Die am Tbron bes eammes fingen,
Die in retusetpai6'nen Stolen
@olS'ne &duderi9alen idtpinsen.
Nueluia! i6allt Der 9ieoer
2ieb, Der &Oni9spialm Der Bialmen,
9llleluia iingt bas 9eben
Inter etpig sriiuen Balmsn.
9. u. Soppsniae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

tretet, 70 ieib Sbr auf etpis berlcren, "
,lnb berlteB iie. Ser Ierfurbene tultis
berte fid oft tpdbrenb ieines 2ebens,
tpie Doqfdnbis i,ntuinenb bie fcgsnanns
ten 2i4ter ber pruteifanttihen Gseten
ftnb IN be3us auf bic tntboliiden 2ebren
,inb tpte faIi@ es iif 3u benten, baB bic
ausbreitung bes intbrliiden @lais
bsns nut Sa&e bes prieffers itin
ioa.
.&ath. WnIfsstn.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
;fortlaufenSe Ur. ll2O.
bens. gir finb i'm tpabren Gbriifens
tbum! Darum iubeln unb freuen mir
unS: MQelltia 9IIeluia

betl8. QSlr 1ttlo TN Dnnreft Gprtlfefts
tbum! Sarllm iubeln uno frellen mir
uns: MGeluja I! MGeluja!
Sifern 1T Elm Subelfeit. Wsit
Gbrifi finb aud mir su
einem neuen 2eben aufer :
wedt mprben. @ir finb aufers
ifanoen aus ben, @rabe Der Siinoe
6itern 1T bas Set unlerer seiiiisen Mufs
ertpedllns gu einem ertelttet 2eben in
Gbrifi 2iebe mb @nabe. @ie Gbrifi
9eib in bic Tiider setpidelt I'M @rabe
laa 10 ipar unire Seele gebunoen init
ben SeHeln Satans, nit ben 8anben
Der Siinoe mlf lnire 9ersen briidte
bic fAtpsre 2a1t ber Giinbeni9ulb, uno
Der Seufel Bate ibm bas Siegel ieines
8eiibes aufgeoriidt. I'm Die Seele ii,
ieiner @efansenldaft gu bebalten, Bate
Satm fie NIT ben @ddtern aqer bblen
@etppbnbeiten lrb Gelegsnbeiten CUR
Siinbe umlaeert. 4ber tpie Der @ngel
ben Stein bonn @rabe forttpdlste, 10 1T
bon Der Geele bic Siinbenlait fortge=
nommen tpproerl als Der 8rieiter Die
Sanb CUR Sosipre6uns erbob. 9ie
8anoen fino serbroden> ben @efabrep
baben mir itns entSogen, Der Madt
Satans iinb mir entrpnnen, uno aus
benz @rabe Der Giinbe auferi itanoen.
g8ir leben III Gbriiti inherent Germ.
Sn Sbm lit unfer 2eben perbprgen.
Gbriitus lit uniere Guferitebuns uno
unier 2eben. Mleluia! Mlsluja!
Oitern 1T Elm Sreuoenfeit. 8ir frobz
lpden unb jubeln; oenn Gbriif i
q &uferf febuns 1T bic 8iirg :
id aft, baB MIR einif anfer
medt werben sum etp ige n
2eben. SIT Gbriifus, unier 5aupt,
bonn Sobe erfa1ben, bann tperoen AUDI
tpir, Seine @lieoel> aus beln@rabe ber.
porseben. Gbriitus lit Der @rfsebprre
unter ben Tobten; tpp ST 1T, bort tper=
ben aud Seine 8rIoer iein. @enn tpir
mitSbm selitten t"ben, tueroen mir aud
NIT Sbm perberrlidt tperoen. Wie mil
bret yidseln miii1en mir benz Satan, oel
@elt urb benz Sleiide sefreusist mil
benz 2ansenitob ins 9ers Der Gisenliebe
abgelfprben ieil,, ban, leben mir nit
benz Serrn. llnb leben mir bann ooel
lferben mir, mir iinb bes 9errn. l1niel
2eben 1T Gbriitus, unb iterben ,miel
8etpirm. Der Gbrift fiirdtet nidt mebl
ben Sob, Der peri9lunsen 1T i'm Siese
SOB, tpo 1T bein Sies? Sob, tpo i
bein Sta9el? Il Gpr. Is. 81 Sit
Den Gbrilten bat Der Sob fiirberbin fein
8itterfeit mebr; es 1T bas gnoe be
GterbEdfeit unb ber 8eginn pes I'M
iterbliden 2ebens. Sen SOB be
Slnoe ioIen mir fiirdterL bes Siinben
tpbes ni9t mebr iterben> tpie Gbrilfu'
nicbt mebr seltorben 1T. l1nb fino mi
ban aud seitorben bent Seibe nad
mir tperben leben in Gtpisfeit, unb an
; iinsfen Sage tpiro Der 9err aud be,
2eib aufertpeden gum neuen 2ebeu
; 9errlid uno slorrei4 ipiro alsbann un
ier Siegesein3us iein it, Die bimmlii@e
, @Dbnungen, tpp unire Sferfrellbe tel
Gnbe nebmen tpiro unb Der Subel=@t
I fang immerfprt ertDnet: slaelnja Iat
I luja!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-04-11

sasn nslsn rrporis nedism year
for thai basiness

sasn nskes rrpofia nediam year
sor thai basiaess.
We understand ihsi Pred Hsyi eoa'
templates bnilalng dwelling house on
the ate Of bis cid one which was barred =
few yesrs ago.
Iii IL reported that Mr. Wilcox q
ssSdss,s has purchased Of Fred Hoyi the
Hurd s,ore. The Dwelling part 10 be occa
pied by himself ADD family, The store b,
MI Carey for wagon shop aud other
purposes connected With bis busieess
Died 10 Grand Rapids. Mieh.. March
3ls. DR.. Mary Thompson. Her remains
arrived 10 Salem the Wednesday tollosins
Tor iniermeni in Greenwood Cemetery.
where her husbapd. DR. james Thompson,
y. buried some years ago She vas
Daughter Of Samuel Book Of this place,
sDd had been very successful ia her pro
fes.ion 10 the city where she died.