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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10
LIE FOREIGN MARKET.


From the lIorseman's New York Letter.
Some rather extensive purchases have
German market. Good prices were paid
for both track and stud. and the buyers
were unanimous in stating that in Ger
many the trotting-bred carriage horse
was held in high favor, and that it.
would not be long before a large trade
could be built up. The Hamlin sale of
such horses has set many tongues to
wagging, and the general comment is
that Mr.. Hamlin has blazed the way for
the formation of a trade which will
prove lucrative to the breeders. because
the most of the horses will be bought at
fair prices for export. On hundreds of
our breeding farms there are horses too
slow to ever earn dollar on the track.
Hitherto breeders have been slow to ac-
knowledge defeat in this way and have
maintained their colts entire, hoping
season after season that they would
develop speed. This, that or the other
thing was wrOng-it only needed the
right man, or the right weight, or the
right something else to make these colts
campaigners that would pay their way.
Alas for such reasoning. This is pot
the time to be bothering with horses or
colts that require all sorts of appliances
to make them trot. The kind that trots
or PAGES naturally is the only kind that
buyers will pay for. When a colt does
not show speed enough to warrant train
ing him-and it takes plenty of speed to
warrant that nowadavs-the best thing
that could be done with him is to unseX
him at once, make "A carriage horse of
him, give him plenty of lessons and
bring him to the city highly finished,
thoroughly broken performer, with nice
arched neck, clean legs, as high action
as he can sport, good manners-the more
perfect the better. In such shape he will
bring perhaps ten times what he would as
an Out-classed stallion, unable to trot fast
enough TO win on the track. For such
geldings there is an unlimited demand,
and, what is more, there will always he
just such call for them. Never in the
history of the world has there been a
time when good carriage geldings, such
as described, We're a drug on the market.
On the contrary there has always been
an active demand for them at paying
prices-good, big, or fancy prices at
that
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10

Treat the mares the same way. There
anyway. Only those that have speed
individuality and the best breeding
should be- mated. Take, then. those
that are too slow, no matter If they are
reasonably well bred, and get them ready
for the utility market as well as the
geldings. They are not so well liked
as yeldiurs for reasons that every one
knows. but they sell well and bring
credit and fame to the man who raises
them. Give them the same sort of train
ing and be Just as careful with them.
Even if they are as old as eight or
nine. if they have failed Ii the stud to
produce speed. do the best possible to
yet them into attractive shape and let
them 90. There is no place for them in
the breeding ranks-there are far too
many useless cumbererS of the ground
in them now. Let them 90 for what
they will fetch Certainly they will
bring far more got up in the best shape.
well groomed and trig, thoroughly
broken and sweet IN manner, than they
will in the unkemptness of the harem
ana with the stamp of failure upon them.
The men who buy these cheap mares do
not buy them to breed again; they buy
them to fix them up a Bit and sell.
Why if they can be bought and resold at
profit after having been gotten into
shape will it not pay their original own
pr 70 nut them in that condition:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10
6orse Department.
ruE MORGAN REGISTER.

A Register Intended to1uclude all sihlllohs O
newt Thai trace in direct male line 70 JUSTIN
Morgan and having at least one siXtN,iourln
OF his blood. All such stations toaled IN Oh
Teaisfe ing stations one year old AMI oNel
will be 80 each, ana mares, geldings ana cots
under one year. 81 each. ,,
.lasses is eligible to registry in the Morgan
Register ~. -. ...,,.,. elm,
races in direct male line 10 the ollglnal Jus
tin Morgan Horse, and has at least one sixty
fourth OF his blood. 49, 49,.
O. The produce OF sire and dam botl
registered in the Morgan Register ,.......
The first volume Is now ready Tor deHNelN
Vol. IL. is largely ready Tor puoicatloh'
JOSEPH BArrELL.
Middleburv, vi.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-10
NEW ENGLAND

Is the champion blue ribbon stallion of Vermont having II first
Breeders county
both classealOn
did He trained
5
He a
ENGLAND sired by Deucion (si of Leicester M
i'm
of
Black
of Horse Ogden Messenger
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
gree and will not lose man his des

gree and will not lose O man his des
tiny.
a mortal sin, however, being n
transgression of some grand law of
God and having knowledge that
we are so doing, obtain the full con-
sent of our will.
A man must know the nature of
the stu he commits. God hao given
him the understanding whereby he
may distinguish between right and
wrong.
But he must have character, by
which we mean his own knowledge
of his inclinstions. Men who fol-
low blindly the will of other men,
bad though they may be, are weak
men. They have no character.
Oh! my friends, men commit sin
30 readily and repent SO reluctantly
and even having repented break
their word to God.
Rather than tell me that o mans
conscience gives him no warming
tell me that there is no Christianity.
There is the sin of indifference.
Whet cares this man for eternal pre-.
paratlon therefor? What to him.
he asks, is the divine sacrifice OF the
mass? What to him is the curse of
God or what cares he even for di-
vine blessing?
Tell me that that man does not
know tho sin he commits? Nay, he
must be aware of his sin. for ne
knows that he will como to a world
where God is not, and the name of
that world is Hell.
Strange it is that man can for.
get God; that he can look on earthly
things and love them as though he
could have them always. Tell mo
that man can come here and view
the pictures of the suffering of the
Savior; that he could look upon
that cross and not think OF the suf.
fering of the Savior thereon. 1t is
u punishment for SIN.
lie has forgotten God.
tie may be the bravest man pby-
slcelly IN the world. Yet sin will
make that man coward. The ghost
or his transgressions haunts HIM,
lie Will be pursued by his con.
science. 1t Is part of his punish
ment.
My dear friend Cowardin recently
asked me to accompany him through
the model penal institution of the
South. My attention was attracted
TO poor wretch confined for life,
But he had come to God. He had
one thonght. There was one thing
which could open those iron doors.
That was the Holy Spirit. That
man had hope of Heaven, and was
content.
The man who is without God is
indeed dead in all respects.
May the God Of all mercy bring
all such men TO Himself and save
their souls.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
kiOity Found

The body OF an unknown white
man was found floating in the river
yesterday morning by colored ma
named Andrew jackson and towed
INTO the dock of Messrs. Batchelder
y Collins, where an inquest was. held
upon 1t by DR.. L. V. Newton, City
Coroner. The jury rendered a YER.
diet that the deceased, who was un-
known, came to his death from
drowning, ut some time also IN.
known. The body was much de-
composed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
ARC YOII HecuFl

Don't you want to hear? The
Auraphone will help you If YOU do.
1T is recent scientific invention to
assist the hearing of any one not
born deaf. When in the car IL in.
Visible, and does not cause the
slightest discomfort. 1t is to the
ear what glasses are to the eye, an
ear spectacle. AN experienced
Aurist Will be Mt the new Atlantic
Hotel, Norfolk, on Thursday, Feb
ruary Z, from > II. IN. to 5 y. N.
where they can be tested free OF
charge. The Auraphone Co., 7iG
metropolitan building. (Madi son
sqnareJ New York.
feb 1856.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
ssssEt.

ARMl TEAn-On January 27th. 1895.
at Mare sland NGvy-yard. ILIril CaI
SAMUEL w. AkAlIS FAD, consiru nor
u. =. N. aged 33 years . months and 3
days.
TIE ianerJl will take place from Court
Street BAPTIST Church. Portsmouth.
I HIS (Iuesday) AFTERNOON al 2
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend.
CAVANAGH In this city. at residence
Of p,rcnls' No ZIG Charlotte street.
Monday, at clock p M. MARY MAR.
CARL. infant daughter of ennis and
Mary ava az aged IL months
Tn funeral viii tike place from above
residence THIS Cruesday) AZ ERAOON
at I o'clock. Friends OF tho family are
invited TO attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
Norfolk EXPORTS,

The following were the exports
from Norfolk during the month of
January: 3Si, l3S bushels corn, $500.
4O3; Z. 13S barrels wheat flour, 500
225; chemicals. $40; 9,473 tons coal
(bunker), S2S. 42O; 81, S69 bales cot
ton, Sl,34S, 3O4; machinery, $50;
nails, SO; 23l, 900 gallons cotton
seed oil. 50. 600: 50, l2O pounds leaf
tobacco, SD. SIS; logs. $50, 7l3; slaves
ana headings. $l7,320; cotton seed
hulls, SO; Il, go tons bitumiuous
coal, SO, l1O; total, $l.719,74l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
q. Is. x,se

The +. b. VS. held their animal
meeting Friday in tho CRANKY
street NJ. T.. Church. 1t was very
we'll attended. Among other bust
ness they decided TO help tue
Loyal Legion, which meets at 4
o'clock every Friday afternoon.
Parents, sond your children to help
on the grand work. The US will
meet Thursday at the same hour IN
the \. Nj. g. a. Are thore not more
young ladies to come forward aud
AID III our work? The harvest Is
waiting, but tue lRbors are few.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
Golden Rod.

The National Flower of America,
just received at The Casket, in the
shape of souvenir spoon handles, 10.
cailzed by homo subjects. Old ST,
Luke's, 1852, Smithfield, Va; old
st. Pau's Church, Norfolk, 1913;
Fortress Monroe and others, Ster,
ling silverware for bridal presents.
Largest stock in the twin cities COM
bined and lowest prices. Gall on
G. f. Greenwood e Bro, 1853 Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
Deeds Recorded,

The following deeds were record
ed yesterday:
The Norfolk Company to Leon
Scheldecker, three lots corner War.
ron, Crescent and Colonial avenues,
$4,000
:. Emma j. Lekies and S. @. Col.
Inns. to X. A. Dodson, lot on west
side of Boush street, near Dart.
mouth, 81, 500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
n RQiSh Commitment.

BoLToT, CoNN-'I am very much
pleased with the effect of your Sim
mons Liver Regulator, and have
recommended it to good many
friends. "-E. A. Rose, Your drug
gists sells it in powder or liquid; the
powder to be taken dry, or made
into q tea.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
ston<iA Forfeited.

The bonds of the following per-
sons who are under Indictment in
the Corporation Court have been
forfeited.
Cornelius Moseley, w. G. Graves,
r. w. Johnson, Thomas II. Moran
and j. W. jenkins, selling liquor
without licenses.
VIM. Poole, murder.
W; q. Graves, selling liquor on
Sunday.
Il. W: Johnson. permitting gam
ing table on his premises.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
The Virgiinian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERS
Bill Of Fare
TOMORROW,
Wednesday, 9th of February.
lCOPNRIGHr.l
Wednesday, 9th of February.

We talk about tho telescope of faith, but
think we want even more tho microscope Of
watchful and grateful lovc.-liAvKRoAL.
5REAkFA ST. Apples. Whcatcna.
shepherd Pie. Muffin. orange Jam.
Cofiec.
DIN INFER. Scolopcd Oysters. Masked
: Potatoes. Corn. Celery. Pickles. White
aud Graham Bread Lemon Jelly. Waters
SUPPER. Corn Mush Apple Sauce
Clipped Beef. Sliced Oranges. Cake. Milk
lea.
SHEPHERDS PIE.
Butter small platter thoroughly; spread
over warm mash d potato made soft with
milk. Flute the potato around the ,dse Of the
platter with silver fork. Set IL in the oven TO
brown. When stilencd enough to retain its
shape, poIr over II 4 miuc' OF cold lamb
warmed in gravy. Season TO taste. Serve very
hot.
BE loving aud you win never will want for
love; be humble and you will never want for
guiding
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

New, beautiful End nsefnl novel.
ties for birthday and other gifts
DAmohds hnd watches can he found
IN greater variety III Frank H.Gnle's
than elsewhere. 152 Main atreet,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
Special sale g.or>r. Frtdav.

Tho McCleary Mcclellan Live
Stock Company Will have in add.
ton to their regular sale to dav
sale OF 100 head OF horses and mules
on Friday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

In all cases of disorderad stomach
and liver, colo, diarrhea, cramps,
dyspepsia, indigestion, loss of appe.
title or chills, try DR.. Moran's Stom.
aoh Bitters, manufactured OF Nos.
1857 and $50 Church street.
au9-eod.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
NJ Bk fSn FED.

ELIZABETH CAMP no. 3, WOODMAN OF
~ THE WORLD. There will he Il NEE lug Of
this camp At their hall Ballvntiue Builifry
TUESDAY, February 9Th, at sp. IN. Il full
attendance l. requested
BY order c. {.
fe5-Itf tl,t-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

Waterbury watches for $3.50
Selling out our line of brio-a. brat
ut reduced prices. Chapman &
Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
Local meteorological Data.
FOB "a HOURS ENDING 8 O'CLOCK Lag

MIGHT.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Ofioe. Dodson Building.
NORFOLK, Va, February 8, 1895. ]
Maximum temperaIure....... "a
minimum temperature.... a
Normal temperature. deduced from
40 years observation. .. az
departure from norman ....-.. 8
Accumulated departures for the
inoutu. 81
Accumulated departures since
fos - ~
precipitation, in inches. r
Total precipitation since LIST OF the
month 81
j. j. GRAY. Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

MlSATuKx ALMANAe.--Sup rises. H02 a. III.
Ola p H.; low water il:43 am. and ll:42 D. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05
" EaTEz Esx Ex EPpR 6'r,
Foracnss ror To-day.

wAsHIusToa. d. c.. February :. 1895.
FAIR For Virginia: Fair; colder; north
\ MI, west winds.
For North Carolinu Fair; colder /;
northwest winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-05

and believed, and still do suspect,
and believe, the said plaintiff to
nave been, and to be, n person
guilty of the oilense and misconduct
mat Las been charged. and thereby
greatly Injuries the plaintiff
In giving the language OF the Pilot
sAe Heading, "MoAey by the Bun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
Wtnnciotas GARNER.

Die in Den lestsn Snbren aneeIislten
Grbebuneen lpsllen nab, oaB Die Gage
Der Nderbau tr~elbenoen SeuOlferuua III
unierem Staaie psIsntlid belisr 1T,
oils mon lie s%smeiubin anSunebmen ses
nsist 1T. 90 bot iest unisr Stliss
Staatsletretdr eiusn itatiiiIdeu Seribt
iber Die Sppoibeten uuo wirtbiddflll'
den Serbdltniiie Der 5nrmer perpHent
lldi, Der auBeroroentlid interefiante
uno lebrreihs 3lfern bietet.
@ir erfabren jund6it, oaB Sppotbe'
fen auf 5armer i'm Surdi9nttt bier
Sabre in Strait bleiben uuo oaeurh
wlro Der 3uidmmenbans suiiden Den
Yeri0oen, IN oensu Sdblrelhe 5armen
urbar aema6t peroen. uno oenen, no
bduise 3wanssuertauie %pOrtommen,
natsspieieu. Slno Die 8eisenprsIie
bob, 10 eriolst mafenbaite Seiisuabme
neueu 2anoes; treten oanH nab bret
ooer bier Sabrsn i9lstte grnten Ooer
nleorise Brslie Elm, 10 iino Die Jarmer
nidt I'M Stauoe, bic SppOtbefen 81 BE-.
Sublen, uno Der 3~uansspertauf finoet
itatt. 9pei FOLDER BeriOoeu b,eten
Selesenbeit sum Serslelde: Die pOu
1880 bis 1884 uno Die BON 1889 bis
1898. Su Den Sabrer 1880 uno 1888
idlsn Die 3utuuft siinitis, neue 5armen
tuuroen urbar semd6t uuo nit Sppotbe
fen belnitet. bic srbUffte 5ortoauer Der
boben Sreiie frat aber nibt Elm uno 81
uno '93 iaben Die unpermetolibe Rea'
ton. Da6 nbsr ole Serbdllnilis flo
tros alien sebeHsrt baben, benefit Dee
llmltano, oaB i'm Sabre 1884 l1.4 Bro:
sent Der bier Sabre fruber belnitelen
Jdrmen sum 9tuanssuerfuuie fdmen,
1898 aber uur 81 Srejsnt. Dieist
unteri9ieo bari als WaBltab fir ol!
Seribleoenbeit Der Gage oes 9aroWirtts
betrabtet psroen. @benio miro on ott
Sauo uon Sablen beruisien, on6 Der
Bertb oes 8runo uuo 8ooeus beocutero
5u9enommen, feline SelaItuns iib abe;
beoeuteno oerminoert bat. Wlt einsm
8ort: Der grfols, ben Die 5armsr er
Sielt BADEN, welds Dor 5uanjis Sabrea
beiieoelten, 1T mlnoeitsn'
ausseiprOben tuie in ieoem oil
bern 9ei6dits5Deis. GIneu wsitsrel
Ssueis fir bic Beiieruua Der Sage De;
9anoWirthes bietet bic 5batiahe, bnB
in ben srit ipGter bsiieoelten Slltritte
cieielben Gridsinunsen auis
bic in benz piel dlteren beatte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
b.

aadeu. Die Serwaltung oes
Ntsrianer &loitsrs 81 auden bat Der
&esierune bas &toler gum &nuf nnse.
boteu. SeoeniaIs miro cine Nenoss
rung BON @ruuo aus uoraeronmeu.
80 1T otr bifherise 9jrettor oss ST.
rsnaiplS in MsrSis Or. @oltlob gum
8irettor Der Natentr Nuitalt srranut
worosn. WeoicinaIratb Croft, tpsltsr
iib Der sr0sten 9eruahldiiisune ieiner
Nu iIibtspfrdt bat gu ibulcen fommen
Ia fen, bat ~uOrldufis llrlaub senOmmen.
Seine 8eniiunlruns itebt nit Si6erbsit
III citparteu.
Suoapef. - Tab benz grutebe
ridte baden Die 8streioe bonn Roit aes
litten. Gs 1T abseiddBt. oaB osr @eIs
zen nur $4,000. 900 Weter Gentner,
8o9sen 100000, @erite IL, 0 900
uno Safer 100000 Metsr Gentuer
eIuseirasen miro. &ap3iaameu plro
bsreiis einsebelmf, Der Grtras 1T nur
lei9i.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

Bien.-Sn Seterrsid- llusarn ba.
ben iid in ben lestsn Taseu idusre @es
nltter entlaoen. Die Sodpaiier 81 Sol
&c battsn, in weldem uiele Bsrionen ers
tranten. Die Jeloiradte lltten idper.
n.-Won erpartei, baB BON
9sutidlano cine iuteruationale Wiiu,.
Gonfereu5 Dor Sftober einberuien per.
ben miro. Der Yunoesrath 1T i'm Ser.
bdltniB Don 16 81 AZ, 81 @uniien elmer
iolben @unferen5. Die l6 Expeditions
Itimmen fommsn bon ben orei iitbeut.
iden Staten unb ben Sauia Stdoten
Sombura, Bremen uuo 2ibsd, tpdbreno
BrcuBen. Sabien uub Die Witteltuntsu
fir zine WlnSs@ onfsren5 fino. Der
einSise nod une,leoiste Yuntt III bic
8esrinouns Der Seruiuns Der COME
ren5 ieitens 9eutihlanos, oh su benz
9wsde Der enbliben @ieoerberheluns
Der 9oppslpdbruns, ober bios, um Elm
neues @eribusrbdltnib Spiidsn @Olo
uno Silber fefSuitsaen.
81 m.-Garolnal Gmilcore Mala.
aoln. ssb. 81 Rooena ont "a. Deg.
1910, grSblidof BON 5ermo. 1T ssitor'
ben. Gm 16. Saruar 1898 nurbs ibm
Der @nroinalsbut uerlieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

uoreen limb. aber piel weniser l1rpffer
Nrl nno Beiie. Scr aIem fommt es
lsst Ieltener Dor, bob eiu 5armer, Der
'ruttbaren 8oosn bslist uuo i'm in ins
tsulser Weiie beniribidaitet, ben 8ampi
dutgeben muB, oasesen 1T aber Der Ye,
trleb elmer ihletten 5arm obne Die
notbpenoisen Serdlbe uno seniiaenoen
&snntnliIe nod ausibtsloier OILS fri
Der.
Im auermihtisiten aber 1T mob( Die
ilber ole Sweifel binaus nabsepieiene
2batIabe, oaB abseieben BON Der natiir.
LID lmmer binoerllhen Sbuloenlait, Die
6armer bic sldnSeuoiten Grfolse auisus
ipetlen baben, bic perIbieoeue Sslofritte
bauen, nno oieisuisen am ibnerften
tdmpfen miihen, Die luelter nibts oils
&elben Sieben. Sier liest Der bebersi'
s~snspertbe Wint fir uniere 2anonirtbe,
bier 1T Der 6inserjeia, benz lie Nue
nnbseben lollten. Die Se,t Der Wai
'snproonttlon III poriber, oh eS Baum
ppue, WsiSen o,er iraenb elm anorres
Srooutt 1T. Der nmeritanii6e 5armer
tnnn itnr prospertren, iuenn er Ieine
5sloer IN Sdldse eintbeilt uno uidt
lsIne sanSe @riiteu5 sleibiam auf cine
&arte, IN 8eitalt elmer einjisen Srub!,
ltst. gr muB ~letnen, ueridieoene 5rid
ts 81 banen, I'm Sunddit ieiuen eissnen
Ssoarf gu oeden, nm oaun uertnufen su
%tonnsH. mas ibm ibris blelbt. obne be
Iir6ten gu mifen, oaB oas Wisratbsn
elmer 8etrelceart i'm %upltdnois rui.
nIrt. DAB er bel iOldsr @lrtbibait
nlbt nur beiieben, ionoera prusperiren
fam, benefit oas Nuib!iben Der 9anos
lplrtblhaft i'm MiursIntn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27
las 0II6.

Dos @liid it fir uns Weni6eu nidt
elm leuttsuper, pom 6immel sefaaeuer
Stern, n,ht etne ouftsnoe Wunoetblu
ME, Die iiber Habt erbllbt, ben Shld.
fer ON Nprssn beerlBt, iunoern elm
mlbinm suiammsnseiubter StrauB tleis
nsr Slitbsn, ben Stpsi Sdnoer: Crime
rurs uno pOffnuus, umihlinsen. Da
belBt Is iib blden, oa heiBt Is iit
oriden ourd Suit uuo Dorm, wiQit
Su ibn sefpInnen, - oa helBt es Iteisen
uno feuden iibsr Sells uno 9eitein, oteie
ODER lsue Siuns "a errinsen, oa htiBt
es ~isftbalten, mas oieier ooer isner
@anbersseisQe aus leluer 5uQe irsuno.
llh bsidesrt. gs beiBt nesen uno erz
luiden, oamit Die Surteu Sinser ul9t
allju iduel peruslten.
ga, Die tlelusn 5rsuoen oes 9ebeus
limb Is, aus oeueu lib oas Suiammer.
iest, mas mir 9lid nenusn. Niht elm
8nnSes 1T es. ionoern tauienoiah Ser.
ipltttsrtes, tdslid Grruuaenss, INNER
ipieoer ueu grtdmpftsf. 9enn Iuas
bate Ysitano nuf oleisr @elt? Sc
iuuobeit? Gin 3ufall tann lie seriiOten
9elobeiis? Yerldwenouns. lluiplIieu'
belt uuo unsirilse 9Oniunttursu t5n
men ibu pertleinsrn. 9iebe uno Jreuues
i6ait? Gin Nsloer, elm engages Wi6.
%usrtdnonlB tOnnen iie untersrabsn.
Das Shldial ,tenft nidts, es leibi nur.
llno penn ss Dem u%ueriabrenen Bid
aub iteint, oils ihltte Is iein 5lQborn
aus; nur Gus Der 5erne seieben, slGnSt
uro slsibt frsmoes Sbidial. Der Ret
DE tpeis, oaB er Sorser bat. uno ieis
iiberiltiisten @aumeu 1T muEdsr
ihal uno Hldtis. 1alente be
unausseiestsn JleiBes 81 ibter
gntinlturg, icaen iis iit uitt in Ghts
tduihuu9 p%ernanoeln. Selbit 2obeers
pelten obue Sdnsibtrupfsn III
rer ysiissr. 50 1T uidts, mas Got
tessa6e ihelnt, BON Beltano, ielbit n,tt
oas Rsinite uno Bette in Der 8eli: Die
Slternllsbe, oern Der Eoo NIT islner
0ippe iisbi orobeno oabintsr. Deb
ourhllnat nod INNER Die eipiee
Sebniudt nab Dem Slid oas 9leo oes
SIdtsrs etpis uno unseiiiQt. lno
,ot icGte "a nitt allo fem.
@erret wie bic 8inoer, lebrt oas
Sbriftentbum. Hebmt freuois aus Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-27

Saterbaub 8Ottes, mas er in @naeen
eibt; uebmt es ais EN- 8aIdent nit
cantbareu Sim uro poht ui6t nuf elm
Reht, ods cub Hismano ocrbrieIt'.
Damn miro auh bic rehte Jreuce IN
cure Ssrssn eiuSisben unc oas @lnd -
ras Oimmelrsib uuf @reeu gu ead
tommsu uno Die epise Sehnlubt in 81.
Irisoenbeit p%eruanoelu. GlHihrdntuns
lsbrt audi uuisr @ostbe. Der pb,lcpblIb,
tie u~nierer 9idtsr. Wdblis ientt iih
cann Der ~ftilIsre Bid uno srfsnnt III ie
benz Siege, ben Der Wenib iiber lid
ielbit sslpaun, in leoem gntfulten leirer
8rdits. in isosm anodbtisen Sdauen
iber Die @unosr Der SdOpiuns, in les
benz irD6libsn 9snleBeu treuer Glebe
uno 5reunoidnft elm Slimleln in Dem
StrauBe ieines @lides.