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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29

The oldest Newspaper Ia the world.
Of course. Il ia China. IL II the King
Pan. H. the official journal Of the efn-
pirc, aud was founded Ia oil. Origi-
naIly IL vas published Internationally.
but after 1851 IT appeared regularly
every week. In 1904 ii was converted
into a daily. and now issues three edi.
tions day and sells at about cent
copy. The morning sheet, printed on
yellow paper. Is devoted TO CONNER
cial news. IL has q circulation of
about 5000 copies. The midday issue
contains official documents and gen
eral news. The evening edition. print
sd on red paper, gives the latest intel
ligence and extracts from the two
previous editions. The paper IL con
Quoted by sir literati appointed by
the State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
For the Babies
DRESS GOODS.

In our Dress Goods department we
never had as many new things to show
YOU as we have now. All the Late
Shades, from the very cheapest to the
best. Everything full up in this de-
partment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29
Shoes and Slippers

will be one of our special features the
coming summer, We have the cheap
est to the very best in both.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-07-29

Mrs. Larkin-"How time fiesT
Larkin-"Yes, but it's no wonder.
Every watch has pinions."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
kOlEJ
Fnt & Pere AarQet te
W Mlchiganle.

Nowy tunel pod rzeka. W
PORT Huron znacznle utatwi pa.
sazeron jazde oraz przesefke trach-
tow miedzy Stan,.ni Zjednoczo"e
nj a kanada.
Port Huron, Detroit Mich. l
Toledo. Ohio. So ma wschcdzle
krancoweml punktam, kolel Flint
4 Pere Marquette. w tvch micJ~
scowoscrach prAyjmuje sic wagonN
wprost kursujace miedzy Luding-
ton. Michigan .dawniSi zwanem
Marquette Boston etc.
Ia komunikacya z dwiema
llnlami uarowcow mied.y Man't"
VOC i. Milwaukee. wisconsin,
Ludlngtcn, tcwajaca rok cafy
skraca odleg}ost / zapewnia szyb'
ka iazde miedzy Wjsconsinem
Wschodem.
Ceny iazdy ola p~asazerow So
daleko tansze DO M%ichiganu, &c
miast ma WSchodzie j W kanadzlo
niz przez Chicago.
0 bli7sze szczegofy pisac dc
gentur tel kol e, W st. Paul MINI
Manitowoc, Wis, l Milwaukee
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

dowskl mic ME wsk6ra pre-
c'wko po!e4nym Rzymianom
powstanie wybuchlo ma
nowo. Spalono palac krola,
arcyka2tana i inne ~ eAy,
wojsko rzymsk,e, ktore ably
uaiknac mepotrzebnego srwl
rozlewu, bron ztozyio, wy
mordowano be ,bronnie VI
szabat; zamordowano take
wys}annika krolcwsklego, kto.
ny odradzaf cd powstania.
Stabe wojsko rzymskle rzqdzcy
Syryi, wysfaue przeciwko
2ydom, zostaio polite - teraz
radosc powstancow me znata
granic, sadzono, De iuz Rzy-
mamie pokonani. Zaczetv
wee tlnmy chodzlc po domach
Jerozolimy, wslach miastach
l zmuszac wszystklch do
poWstanla, a zmuszano roz-
maiteml gwaftaml, talk De
wywlazata sic okropna wojna
domowa.
Tymczasem wyslaf Neron
VODKA swego Wespazyaua .
poteanem wojsklem do zsemi
3y}ows!S!eL ably powstanle
u%slnlerzyf. Wespazyan, dzlelny
wolak, a przytem czlow,ek
prawY, ME pragnacv rozlewu
krwi, ME sp'eszyi sic bardzo,
ale zwolna postepowaf naprzod,
ably dac zydom czas do ia.
mysiu i poddania sic. W tym
pochodzie zburay1 Westpazyan
wiele mast, kt6re sic poddaG
NE chclafv, iednej z
naJsilnie1szych twierdz zydo-
wsKlch, Jatopac;e, what do
nlevoll komendanta tel tw!er.
dry, Jozefa Flawiusza, lydia.
ktory Gala te woine szczego.
}owo op1saf, ops ten zgadza
s'e takze zupefn1e Z oplsem
owczesnego hlstoryka rzym-
sklego Tacyta.
Powstancy widzac przemoc
przeciwnika, ME poddall sic,
ale uciekali do stollcy, do
Jerozol'my, gdzle tymczasem
ma "lek,ze dzlafy sic okropa
nosci.. Walczyfy BOWEN re
SODA diva stronnicJwa, rewo.
lucyouisci i ~stronn;otwmpoko-
u z arcykaptauem ma 5lo.
Re wolucyoulscl lyle doks y
wal', wlezlli, katowali i mQr-
dowall przeclwnlk5 ze cls
wszystkle swe silly zebrali II
bedac we wiekszosci, zmuslli
powstsacow do cofmec,a sic.
Zabarykadowaii sic vice po.
wstancy W swlatyni ma Syonie
| ztamtad wezwa! przeciwko
Wtashym braciom ma pomoc
ldulnejczyk0w, ktorzy okrop-
ma rzez sprawili W miescie,
wymordowall dwanascie tysle-
cy przednie]szvch zydow
nlesfychaEe mnostwo Iudu.
Teraz rozpoczety sic ma dobre
krwawe rzadY powstahcow,
talk De mkt z obawy smierci
sprzeclwlac I'M sic ME smiaf.
Wespazyan leszcze sic ME
spieszyf. Wldzac niezgode
2yd6w, lltowat sic nad niesz.
czesllwymi l spodziewaf sic,
re SAINT tax sic oslabla, ID
dalszego oporu zaniechajs,
a skoro wlesc go dosz1a o
smlerci Neroua, cofna} swe
wclsko, o ktorem sadzif. re
bqdzIe w domu mole po-
trzebnlelsze ! tenn novel, do
dat zYdom otucEy.
lC1ag daIszy nastapl.O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
PrzeSlado a
ChrzeScian
w VIE.
kACH.
--"5a::-
(Ciag dalszy.)

PrZelall lesZcze wiele krwl
n)ewlnne], u ze czlnwiek ma
wldok kIwi coraz wlecAj OIL
czeie cornz chclwSzym stale
sic mordow. vice tel niezs
dlugo do ;.a,ukropule]szvch
posunaf sic zbrodn', DO "a
mordowal Zone owa OTTAWA,
nauczyciell swYch, Burrusa
! Senekke i wreszcze wlasna
wa make. oprocz wlelu
krewnych, senatorow i oby-
wateli, jak to potwierdzajq
owc2esnl hls!orycy rzymscy.
Ably zyskae oklaski, wyste-
powat publicznle ma wysci-
gach, W teatrach jake komedy-
ant / spiewak, a kto mu "a
mato przYklasklwa! "a mafo
mu sypai pochwal, ten zamor-
dowany zostaf Tia lego SKI.
aienie.
W dz,esie6 lat 20 wstapienlu
nd tron. w roku Ga, sprawl
sobie Neron bliwsze wi.
dowisKo. Czytaf on ops
zburzenla miasta Troi chclat
sic przekona6, jak tel to
wyglada, gdy take ~lelkie
mlasto sic pail. Kazal vice
Rzym zapal,c ma wszystklch
rogach isufowy wydat rozkaz,
ably pozaru ME gaszono, Sam
zaS zasiadf ma plaskim dacbu
swego paiacu i spiewajac
wiersze, opisulace polar Troi,
poll sic widoklem zEiszcZenia.
Pozar trivial przez tydzlen
caly j znlszczyt nlemal trey
! czwartych czesci miasta, DO. 9
z IA czescl try tylko pozos-
.aty.
Spodlony znikczemnlafy
lud rzymskl wiele mogt
znlesc, ale tego lednakowoa
Dy1o mu JUL ga wiele, zaczqt
vice szemraG . bur2yG sic i
bunt gotowat sic przeciwko
Neronow'. Iatrwozy} sic okrut-
nix Ma tie oznakr nIechecl
ludu, ale W tel chwili PREY
! pomnlal sobIe nienawist pogan
! ku chrzescianom. korzystaJac
vice q tego, zwala Gala wine
pozaru ia chrzesclan.
[ ME omyhf sic Neron W
swej rachuble. Lud rozjuszony
Z cala. wscAeKfoscia rzuclt sic
na chr2esclan rozpoczeia sic
rzez. jakiej Rzym ME pamietat.
A i Neron rad byl re spo-
sobnosci, DO move sic jemu
pole mordow otworzyfo
Wz'af sic tel rqczo do dzlela
i zaczal .nordowaG, lie tylko
zdo}at. Me byto JUL ambarasu
0 niewoluik6w, ktorychby ma
%igrzyskach porzucouo ma 90.
2arcie dziklm zwierzetom,
m;ano teraz chrzescian podos-
tathlem | codz1ennie po1ono
SIZE takim wldokiem mordow
c~hrzesciau Byl to zwyczainy
sposob mordowsna = ale
Zmyslny okrutnlk lime leszcze
sposoby um1al ~wymyslic. Ma
mielscach publicznych i W
ogrodach kazaf przywiazac
chrzesclan do wysokich palow,
saknie .ch napo]ono wosklem
i smota potem zapalono te
2Ywe pochodnie, pomiedzY
ktoreml Neron urzadza1 wys-
c'gi l zabawy.
Sw. Plotr, ktory przez
dwadzlescia i pieG lat bYl
biskupem W Rzylule, chcai
ujs6 ( Rzymu pred przesla
dowanlem, ale "a Drama
spotkaf Zbawlciela ldaccgo
do Rzymu. Zdzlwiony zapyta1
swego mistrza:: ,,Dokad idzlesz,
Panie?' Original odpovledi:
,,Ide do Rzymu, abym b}l
powtornie ukrzyzowany.''
Zrozumiat te vauke Piotr sw.
powr6cji do Rzymu, POSTAL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
N!ElE! "a? As
Nowvch Ksiazek

Nowych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codupiero Europy
ksiegarnia II ieronim a Der
dowsklego " Winonie,
mianowicie'
/. Gle h EzaC hrze.
scian> K a, ksiazka do
n]aboienstwa ola katolik6w
" slicznej ztoconej , wy
~tlaczanei okfadce oraz re
z}oconvm hrzegiem lbs
.. Bog zleJa a.
sza. k>iaaka 80 nabozen.
silva, I,hirj Samej kosz.
townel "p}hM1e LA
). Badl " ola T O.
A, m"uj.}wy l rozmysla-
MIA Ma N>lvs:oje uroczy-
stosci h~tssciriAe ) ia wszei-
kie nkolnlMt.~rl zycia, W
drog'sj orrANAe LIZ
4 siazka i aabo-
Lenstwa Dunlna wv
naj wspaniat-ssj oprawie,
bex okucIa) 2.Ol
" prraw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

wadzono 70 Czerwca roku 81
z wiezien,a: Plotra sw. przyb,-
to do krzy4a glowa ma dot.
jak sam o to pros1t, gdy2 ME
uwazat sic "a godnego tax
samo umlera6. jak Pan
Jezus, Pawek sw. Gas tego
samego dina seietv zosta},
gdyz lako obywatel %rzylhski,
die mogt szublenlczna sm;erciq
bye karanYm.
TAX sro3ylo Sc przesIadowa-
ME to przez .rzy .ata, ME
tylko W Rzym'e, ale W pro.
wincvach, dokad 1oSzly ukazy
cesarskle W roku zamordo.
wanna ksleela aposto,ow do.
sclgnela TED kasa Bo3a Nerona,
kt5rego okruclenst~ miarka
sic przebrals. Wodz BOWEN
wojsk szvmskich Galba,
ogfosii sic cesarzem, woisko
90 uzna!o stsnetu 20 ]ego
stronle, vice senat aznai
Gable, a Nerona skazal IA
smierc, Ma stracenle z wysok;eJ
skafy. Neron opuszczony Cd
wszystkich, uclekt, schronlf
sic do domu jednego dwo-
ran i tam, ME widzac ola
sleble %ratu2ku, ma ~fasne
prosby cd inrego dworzanins
mieczem zosta1 przebitY.
Pc iego 5mlercl przeslado wa
ME przyclchto, gGy4 ostatecznle
clerplenia chrzescian ogolne
wzbudzity politowanie.
w tym tel czssie spotkafa
zYdow kara, ktora sami ia
siebie w~ywotall,
Zbawlciel przepowledziat
ucls6, jaki czeka1 2yd6w, oble.
zenie mlasta przez nieprzy)a
ci6t, zburzenle miasta i swla-
tynl. I'm wieceJ ten c7as sic
zbllzal, tim wleceJ zIowrogica
znakow przepowiadafo mad
chodzaca pomste Bo2a. W
swlatyni poiawiafo sic W nocy
swlatto niezwykte, ogromne
wrota spizowe same sic OF
wieraiy, sfyszano talemnicze
glossy W swiatynl: ,,uchodzmy
stad!' Widsrano rozmaite ME.
pokojace zuakl Ia nlebie, a W
ostatnlm czasle polaw'l SIC
]akls czfowiek, imlen1em Jezus,
ktory mic lnnego ME robit,
tylko przez s?e9em i pol roku
chodzit pc ullcach miasta i
wofajac g}osem bolesnym
przepowladaf miastu zgube.
,Biada, blada Jerozollmle!!"
to znewu wotaf:: ,,Glos cd
wschodu, CLOS do zachodu,
gfos Cd czterech wlatrow. gfos
przeclw Jerozolimle i lei
swlatynl, gios przeclw oblu-
blenlcy, gfos przeciw ludowl!"
A chocla2 60 przyaresztowa-
no czesto ~blczowano, ably
z%aprzestaf tych zlowrogich
przepowledni, mic to wszystko
ME skutkowato.
Me przyJeli zydzi prawdzl-
wego Mesyasza, ola tego, BE
ME wyprowaGzii lch z niewoli
rzymskie] i ME DIAL i'm kro-
lesCWa IA Z'emle, vice TAX.
jak Pan Jezus przepowledzlaf,
powstafo wiele fafszywYch
prorokow, kt6rzy podoball sic
ludowi, DO uamawiall 90 do
buDtu przeciwko ciemiezcom
pogahsSlm l o%biecywall mu,
Re z pewnoscla ma wolnosG
sic wybDe j wzrosnie W moe
| potege.
Panowanie zepsutych cesa-
rzY r%zymskich, ucisk laklego
zyjzi doznawall cd sprLedaj-
nych | chciwych urzednikow
pogahskich, zle wplynqt ma
uSpOsrl.lopIa I,rno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
DIR. KELLY

doswiadczony lekars, poIeca SIC
Sanownei Polskiei Puhlicz 4vsci
Mieszk" W kamlonicy Morgans
Block Groom III Il 2 przy DIR ugej
Icy. -W MInOnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14
Agenci ,,Wiarusa"

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BREMOND, Jozef Palka
BAY CITY, August Elasz sas vanburen Str
Observation-Disclosures St. lo4 Detroit Str
ERIE: Jo1ef Gdanicc, 500 E. l, Str.
ELLIS, Jan Wysocki
GILMAN, BENTON Co.MINN. wawrzyniec
Wisniewski
GOOD HARBOR, Malcin Brzezinski
HOUSTON, TEX Hldebrand,
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. I. Jul. Wirkus
NEW WAVERLY, Tex: ]. V. ChlebowSki
PITTSBURG, l. Michalski 47-lsth str
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowsk
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ST. ANNA, Andrea Patrykas
STPAUL, Mimi. Jan Sadowskia 46 Edmund 5
SOUTH BEND. Vine Niedbalski rs Chopin 5
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

Pi)e wlara
M}oda, stara
Piwo z West, Bay City
Bo to pr2ecie
W zlmie W iecie
Trunek znakomjtY.
Jezyk plecze,
Sllnka ciecze.
Oh wielki frasunek,
A jak iykniesz,
Raznie krzyknlesz
| p%ochwalisz trunek.
Bedz'esz zawdy
Gwoll prawd>
W:elbit zen Ear boski,
Co obfcie
Move Aycie
Wlewa w ludek p lsk
lragnqc 2asle
W wieksze masle,
tyknaG tegy Naru,
Mozesz sade'l
Wlat W zoladek,
Blorac wp rost 2 b!owa Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-14

rzY %rzymskich, ucisk ]aklego
zyjzi doznawall cd sprzedaj.
nych chciwych urzednikow
pogahskich, zle wplynat ma
usposoblenle 3ydo0 dopro-
wadza} ich do ,ozpaczy. W
roku G6 zapanowania Nerona
vybuchto lowstanle, ktore
jednak starau'em ar,ykaptanow
i moznlelszych 2ydow wnet
p%rzyclchio. Ably oiebrac rcz.
namlgtnlonemu ludowl pow6d
do ~dalszego rozdraz ueula,
zgodzlt sic rzadca cesarsSi
zlemi 2~ydowsEle1 na wycofanie
q miasta wjekszel czeScl "a
log wolskowel. To ustepsrwo
przypis7wano s!abosci 3zy-
mian i IA nowo ON faiszywl
prorocy zaczell lud burzyG,
oblecu]qc nlechybne zwycie-
stwo. Daremue byly pred.
! stawlenla arcykapfanow, da-
rempe przedstawlenla krola
Agryppy, jednego nastepc6w
! Heroda, "a slaby nar6d by
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24
THE SIGN LANGUAGE Is OLD,

Motions Used by North American Indians
Taught in Deaf Mute Schools.
1t is fact worth noting that the signs
used by the Indians of North America are
identical in many instances with those EN-
ployed by the deaf mutes of to-day. A short
time AGO friend of writer in Scribner,
who had spent considerable time among the
Indians, but who had never talked with a
deaf mute before, conversed with some pu-
pills ofthe New York institution by means
of signs which he had learned from the red
men. "Where are you going?' and 81 am
gazing away on horseback" were the same
when given by the deaf mutes and by the
visitor. Another instance showing the sign
language to be universal one was when
the mother of the writer, herself deaf per-
son, while attending Q convention of in
structors of the deaf in France, conversed
on various topics with q mute friend bv
means OF signs The French lady had no
knowledge of the English language, while
the American knew hardly word of
French.
1t is evident that with the aid of means
of communication having the scope of this,
sign language, and learned without effort BY
simple ntercommunication OF dcaf-mutes,
general knowledge MAY be rapidly instilled
into the minds of those who are deprived of
hearing. They improve remarkably fast;
but this system is not without its draw
backs, for if the sign language il depended
upon too greatly, the pupil does not make
that progress in the English language that
is essential to his communication with
hearing and speaking people, nor for his
improvement by the reading of both text
books and current literature.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24
coLUMBIA's FUTURE.

The World Looking Toward the Country
for Higher, Purer Ideals.
Rev. S. B. Mccormick, of the Central Pres
byterian Church, Allegheny, took for his
morning subject yesterday: columbia for
Christ" The text was from Psalms xiii, II:
BLESSED is the nation whose God Is the
Lord" The minister said 1.-The celebration
of the. four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of our country is turning the
mind of the people to our country as never
before. We hope that the Exposition OF
next year will demonstrate that we are
great nation in material things. but IL we
fail to show true types of manhood and
womanhood lofty ideals of character, de-
votion to truth and Christ, we will not show
that which will demonstrate our claim to
supremacy.
'sAmong the nations of the world men to-
day are demanding purer ideals and reach
ing higher standards and are not bowling
down so much be ore military or commercial
power. as before that which is intellectual
and spiritual. The history of nations shows
q dreary record of rise splendor, decay and
death, but if through it al there shall come
one nation which shall recognize the true
basis OF national growth and true fountain
OF national blessedness, and so enthrone
Jehovah as its God. then the record of the
past is not in vain. The recognition of
Jehovah as our God is essential to this
nations blessedneSs. America must there
fore become the source OF true liberty ana
of spiritual religion"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24
INSPIRATION OF THE BIBLE,
Rev. John Whitehead on the Different Sys-
TENS of Interpretation.

Rev. John Whitehead on the Different Sys-
TENS of Interpretation.
Rev. John Whitehead delivered the Fl rst
Interpretation at the New Jerusalem
Church, Sandusky and Isabella streets, Allie
gheny. The lecturer gave an account of the
different systems of interpretation. He
showed that the merely literal view led to
various contradictions and Inconsistencies
and to ideas not in agreement with science
or common sense. He quoted largely from
DR. Briggs, of Union Theological Seminary,
showing that the higher criticism deals only
with questions relating to text, authorship,
dates. ETC., of the Bible, but does not deal
with the question of inspiration itself, al
though it denies the in allibillty and the
verbal inspiration OF the word. The doc
trinal method of interpreting the word was
also spoken of, showing that all deDomina-
tions explain the word according to their
doctrines but as these doctrines are now
widely disDelieved the Bible-itselt is brought
into discredit in the minds of some because
they have been led to think that it teaches
these doctrines
With these methods of Interpretation the
lecturer contrasted the doctrines of the New
Church taught BY Emanuel Swedenborg,
who held that the Scriptures contain an in
ternal sense, which treats of the Lord
heaven, and spiritual subjects even where
the letter seems to be treating only @: trivial
natural things. This doctrine Swedenborg
claims was revealed TO him by the Lord, and
was given for the purpose OF showing
wherein the Divinity OF the Word lies, and
that it can restore the faith in the Word as
a divine book. This system also gives the
true doctrines of the letter, and esta blishcs
canon or list of books which are the Word
God.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24
TAKING TIPS FROM BOSTON.
New York City Is an Adept Pupil in til
Noble Art of Gastronomy.

New York City Is an Adept Pupil in the
Noble Art Of Gastronomy.
New York SUM-
Two famous Boston dishes have made
their way to New York. Broiled live lob
ster has been here for some time, and scrod
has just arrived in the grill room of one
club. Both are the invention of noted
Bohemian grill room in Boston. and have
found their way to only two or three other
eating places in that city When
broiled live lobster was first served in
the Boston chophouse and announced on the
bill of fare the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals sent an agent to
warn the proprietor against what appeared
upon its face to be cruel and inhuman
practice. The host received the agent of
the society with smiling suavity, and at
once conducted him to the kitchen. IT wish
you to prepare broiled live lobster" said
the host to the cook, without word to the
agent standing by to see what would hap
pen. The cook laid the intended sacrifice
on chopping block, with one blow of q
cleaver split him in twain, and two seconds
later had the scarce dead creature sizzling
over the charcoal. The agent went of, after
admitting that there was nothing in the
treatment of the lobster to call for the in
terposition of his society
The scrod, which followed the broiled
live lobster over from Boston, is a young
cod, weighing from 211l to pounds When
ostonian, who acts as house committee
man in New York club, first tried to find
scrod in this market, he was told that none
could be obtained unless he would take
certain quantity per day, when it would be
specially imported from Boston. He made
q somewhat different arrangement, how
ever, and the delicacy is served in at least
one club grill room. The scrod at its best
should weigh four or five pounds. at which
weight four portions may be made of one
scrod. When thoroughly broiled, such
scrod il rich, faky and delicious.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24
COTS HAND IN CUR HISTORY.
How the Way Was Opened for the Discov-
cry of America.


cry of America.
Rev. David Nc A1lister preached a sermon
in the Eighth Street Reformed Presbyterian
Church yesterday on Gods Hand in the
History OF America" He began by reviewing
the early settlement of the country and
pointed out wherein it was providentia In
the history of the world one civilization has
succeeded another, but in most instances
The lands were preoccupied, and a new
social order was introduced. Not SO with
America. God reserved this country for
the last, and i: was settled when the right
time arrived. For many years it remained
a blank, inhabited by savages who had not
risen even to the dignity of a pastoral
peonle. They were not like nomadic tribes,
having certain degree of intelligence, but
they used the country as a great hunting
ground through which they roamed at will
Mr.. Nc Allister next showed that the prep
Hration in Europe for the settlement of
America was guided by God. 1t began with
the eruption of the Mohammedans on the
continent and the overthrow of Constan-
tinople. At the time ali the learned Tuen,
who We're principally Greeks, lived in this
city. The Western part of Europe had
been neglected, but the scattering OF the
people in ConStantinopie resulted in the
distribution OF knowledge. Science began
TO make progress, and men were eager to
explore new lands. Thus the fifteenth GEN.
fury became famous for its voyagers and it
eliminated by the discovery of America by
Columbus toward its close.
1t was providential next that America
was not settled Immediately after the dis
covery. The attempts OF the Spaniards.
Portuguese and French to gain, a foothold
here resulted in failure. 1t was not Gods
intention that they should secure the pos
session of the country. 1t remained for the
Dutch, the English, the Scandinavians, the
Puritans and the Covenanters, the op-
pressed of Europe, TO carry out Gods plan
with reference to America. These colonists
were successful, ana they have left their
Imprint on the nation.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24
THE FIRE RECORD.

Altoona-With no water in the mains Al
toona was visited by another big fire yester-
day afternoon. 1t originated in the stable
OF W. E. Gruver, grocer. The flames com.
municated to the dwelling of Constable Bar
ger and tho slaughter house OF William
Hare, Duke & Arthur's livery stable, Shaw's
brick store and boarding house and the
dwellings Of Samuel Baker, John Muize and
Augustus Dolosier. Total loss estimated at
10000; insurance, Sc, 900. Qnandt & Cherry,
taiiors, had recently bought considerable Of
this property at ioiced sale. and they are the
heaviest losers. Groceryman Gruver's horse
was burned. The fire was started by BOYS
playing with matches
Reading-Fierce fires among the timber
are raging on Mount Penn and Ncversink
mountain and a large number of men are
out fighting the flames to prevent their
spreading to valuable buildings, including
several summer resorts.
Roslyn. L. 1.-The Sands Point Hotel.
owned by Georre Ehret. the brewer Loss
estimated at $I0O, ,O0O raid to be covered by
insurance. Origin unknown.