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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-30

@erlpiiItung, burh ncl9es Die Glib
Staaten um $3O0,OOO,0OO beranbt
nuroen, bur6 Die 8erbiinoeten BON
yGarpets8Qg" sRepublifanern bier IN
icenirt tpuros, uno bic gan3e Heglez
runs5z zMaIGine balb in ben 9dnoen
ben Widrnern QepeIen fein ipirne,
oeren raaIi4tige 8ebdiiigteit nur in
ibrer pffentunbigen ltnebrli6tett III
resgleicben fanb.
@!IdIiher Wsi1e purOen mir redt@
3eitiq befreit, um unS Dor Dem orohenz
Den Guin gu retten, uno in 1867 puroe
0ur6 einen QlijdliGen 3ufall Die 9t@
ipifenloIe 8riQanten@Sanoe aus Ieoem
2lmte in oieIem Stuata pertrieben.
Seit iersm Sage bat unlere Regls=
runQ 10 pperirt, buB Die S1ulp, tpelde
oamdls $15,OOO,OOO betrug, iif jeBt
uuf ni6t ii6tr 100000 belduft; Die
iGbrli6er 3inIen, tpelde oamdIs
$750,OOO betrugen, IinO ieBt pent9er
ais $15O,OOO; bic Stautsiteuern ino
auf Elm W&inimum reou3trt tporoen,
unb iiberuu MAIDEN ii6 Die 3ei4en Der
YrpIperit6t it6t6ar in Der 8oblfdbrt
uno Der 3ufrieoen6eit Der 8spOItss
rung.
Gs er76eint oesbaIb beinuhe unz
Qlaubli6, oaB inteQioente MIdnner uns
in Quem Grnite oufforbern tonnten,
aQe8 9ieIes gu dnoern uno un8 uberz
mails ben $0Gnoen berienigen Yurtet 5u
iiberlieFern, lpel6e 10 etfrig na6 uniez
rer 9erni4tung itrebt.
Gs nGre lei6t mO9lih, Dem YubIlS
fun Die N}einung be;3ubrin0en, odB
es Elm boher Yrei5 fijr oaS @erlangen
nu6 Der epentuelIen 8eIeiti9ung zines
a8pbes" lpGre, nit Dem Snitem elmer
Quten Reoierung 8u bre6en, lpelae5
ieit DreiBig Sabren Die S6erhano
bate, uno unIere WOhnunQen, un'er
Giqentbum, unIere DfFentli6en S6u@
len, unIere 9eri6te uno unIere gun3e
3utunft Der 8naoe berjentqen Partet
3u ii6srliefern, Die ben @reott ieoen
SiiDItdates eri6iitterte, in pel6em tie
Die Gontrole in 0Gnoen bate.
G8 1T 6offnungslos, iiber Die Setd7z
tiateit gu Ipre6en, nit pel6er Wtdrp@
lamb fir Die oenpfrutiIhe 9errI4aft
nieoer Qenonnen peroen t0nnte. Der
triumph i'm republifunii6en Eager
puroe 10 groB iein, oaB jeoar 8unItz
qriff, nel6er oieIen in Dem 8ebrau6
Der politiIhen N}aI6inerie geI6ulten
W2dnnern betannt lit, CUR 8ermenoung
fontmen pitroe, Inn uns bel Der Yrd1t@
bentsnlpa6l in 1896 in Den 9teiben Der
Repu6litaner gu baIten. 0ieieS limb
Die einfu6en Observation-Disclosures
mel6e bei Den tOmmenoen WabIen am
5. Nopen1ber CUR 8eltung tpmmen.
9as 9ublitum muB ietne QBdbl
treffen - &opnoes ober 6urft milnen
als @puDsrneur geipGblt psroen. Der
Qebtere reprGientirt Die ebrliche Regiez
runa, an pel6e unIer Solt lett LANCER
3eit gep0bnt lit,
Der GrTtere trdgt auf ieinen S6uls
tern ben RuF Der 8erfolgung eines jez
ben Suoitaates unD Der 8erOammung
elmer qroBen Majoritdt i6rer 8iirger.
, sd bore einen GDDen in Der 2obbp
brIlen.
SD fage: 6err Spreder, ion i4 Die
S6iire peri8lieBen un0 i6n aus1per@
rem?
Oosr fon iA i'm bereintaiIen unO
bonn Ie6en, ob i6 i'm pieOer binausz
bringen tann?"
81, bin fir S6lieBung Der Sbiir
uno fir bic 9(usI6lieBung - jeBt unO
fir immer!.
SSo6n See Carroll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-30
9tr, 234.
S9Ifs>llnian.

W2urquette, Mtih., %. Sept
Die Barrie r&erIbatp" Qerietb nit ben
beioen S6oonern ,Wponligbt" uno
Scent" i'm Sdlepptuu beute friib auf
ben Strano. Die ,8erIbaip" treble
oem ii6eren 6afen 5u, als ploBlt6
cine Sampfr0bre BART uno Die Sohrz
3euQe BEL Der bohgebenoen See Dem
Spiele Der WelIen uus9eIeBt naren.
Die N&itglieoer Der 2ebensrettungsz
itution bra6ten 9 80pfe Der Wtanns
IhuFt Der ,&erIbutp" inSi6erbeit uno
unternabmen 5pei oeIperute 8eriune,
pier anDere Mutroien, pel6e iih in
elmer sSoQe befanben, cbenfalls 81 ret
ten, dllein nus Boot tenterte uno Die
tiibnen Hetter puren froh, ibpims
meno oas llfer erreichen 3u tonnen.
Noh fiinf Strnoen crit 9elang es, Die
bier llngliitIihsn, ipel2e ndbe5u erz
froren tparen, Dem iiheren SOoe 81
entretBen. Die r&eribap," pel6e
pouItGnbig in Sriimmer geQun9en it,
mar in 1874 nit einem 8oItendufz
panoe pon $4,000 in Bangor, W}ih.,
qe6aut tporoen uno Gigentbum bon
8m. 9. N}ad in Glepelauo, ..
@nlbrurs Subtlaum.
YbiIubeIpbia, %. Sept. -
Die r0mi1dztot6oIiihe Ct. 9lnnenz
Sir6e an oer2ebi9bz2loe mar heute
anIGBIib Der golosnen SubiIdumsfeier
sum 2(noenten an Die in 1S45 erfolQte
QegunQ oe5 8ruroIteine5 5u Dem 8ptz
teS6auie Don 2lnOdhtigen iiberfiillt.
Gr3biIdof RDan aus Bbiluoelpbiu,
9i6of 6orItman aus GlepeldnO uno
cine 9(n3ubl Yrieiter aus anoeren 0iOz
3sIen npbnten Den impoianten Gere=
mpnien BEL. 8iI6of Mfc8opern aus
6urrisburq celebrirte Die Wteiie unO
8iihof 9orItman belt Die 9reoigt.
9bgritiir3t.
8IuefieIo, 8.zGa., %. Sept.
- 9uul GFleI4er, 9oitmsiitsr in Dem
bena6burten Gltborn, W.=9a, fiel
beute BON Der Jog. YinnucIez8lippe
nabe 9ramlpeu, uno fano auf Der
SteQe Ieinen Sob. Der @erungliitte
bate fat Die b06ite SpiBe Oes roman
tiI6en 6eliens ertlommen perlor ietn
G}Iei6geloi6t uno itiir3te tppfiiber in
Die qrouenppue Siefe, lpelde an ITO
SUB betrdgt
8eburt5tu9 9sffeier.- 9r,
Gyobann g&isoerb0fer, Elm betannter
oeutI6er Qlooptipbiirger 8oltimore's,
feierte geItern 2lbeno in ieiner Wobz
nunq an Gutap=, nabe SardtogaItr.,
i'm i60nIten 6reunoestreiIe ieinen 80.
8eburtstag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-30

- ~
,tet, cine &enntntB,
cer Ganoioat beiiBt,
ieber Der Bar boben
Elm unbei9 9rdnttes
n gebroht.
8sricbt Die bod
men beIiBt, lit unlpiz
n umItano bemt:Ien
ejnTtimmig erpdblt
:oc1 ni1t abiplDirten
Suter, os5 friiAeren
u bringen.
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60flihteit,
Tonsn 8ei9ten. psl6e
Offices Der Gquttp"
otten, inooiiiren mir
IN SIRE Gon0ioutur
15, oisiel6e 5ll unter
G6arls3 90}arI6aG,
, S. 2ller. Yrsitpn,
Wm. 81. 5SiIEer,
8m. g. DbDte,
9lrtbur W.W}acbsn,
SSSobn S. Gopen,
SGo8. 80. 9uQ,
@oqor 8. Sans,
q. Hufus Sin,
Ri6. 80. Qsnabls,
@. .. Sbmuter,
Geo. Nbitelod,
%. Gabeu Bruce,
SSreo. $. Sad,
S. 81. 9arris,
SoSp6n 8. n2orri5,
SSds. 98. N}cGlrop,
Wm. 8. N}arburp,
Q8m. Repnplos,
Bern. sc. Garter,
s. 6. SIingluff
SSSobn 6. Sting,
Gbas. 8. STANLEY,
Wm. 8. 9runtIp,
9enrp .. 2oneD,
Gbarles 6. 9iQ,
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5runcis &. Garep,
q. 2eo ¬t,
R. SO. D}c@6errn.
gb. NfcS. 9oparb,
Sbps. q. Wbelan,
8. 6. Gennaro,
90. s. S'8rien, it,,
glnor. 6. Srippe,
Serb. s. 0ugan,
@m. $. 8apleB,
6enrp s. 8opooin,
SSa5. 8, 4BreIton,
9. @. N}arfbaQ,
6urrp 6. N}ann,
8. 5. Brent,
s. 80. N}aribaG,
Reperop Sobnion,
SSoiep6 5rance,
SSSobn 8. N}orgun,
Dan. so. N2urrap,
SSames g. 8orter,
q. 90. gBiQiums,
Gotpin 8. Batter,
5runc. g. StsDens,
Sboma5 6ugbeS,
9lQan O2c2ane,
DOS. y. V5eets,
Wm. s. 8arrett,
SSSobn Barfielb,
95eter 6. Some,
9fobert 9. Scene,
SSSobn n2. @lenn,
SSSus. $. 8u6anan,
Gba5. gS, G5ielos,
i. 6. 9eigbe,
9. Syobnion 99oe,
SSobn $. Wiqium5,
S. $. Syobnion,
0enrD Shirt,
9apio g. 8riscoe,
Gliio6 $. 8onb,
6erbert so. 8rune,
g2m q Snnfnn
WiQ. q. Smith,
q, ben, Sappigton,
Samuel Re9eIter,
Iopnirum S. 8oz
binipn,
8m. g. 8pan, jr.,
90. 9eo. gDeeo,
s.. 4rtbrlr Stump,
9J}ofe5 81. gl8alter,
Gba5. 80. @euisler,
g1ob. u. 9obbin,
Gbo5. 8. Garter,
R. 9. Sippett,
2ouis 3. S8srnei,
gonin S. Barber,
Dan. 8reenbaum,
81. ~. W}c2ane. ir.,
SJobn 8lenn, jr.,
9toam Genmea0,
S5a5. $. Smith,
Sen1. fo1enbstnl,
Gem. :. QlppolD,
GOg. 6. N2iGer,jr.,
q. 9. W}ilboqano,
,6otpurb 9rpant,
Seize q. 8open,
se5o6n 9annibul,
6. 5. 8. 8oulo,
SSas. 6. 9ippett,
8. 2elanb 6annu,
2eigb 8onial,
8. 95.I2. @ru6am,
q. Bernard G6unz
ceQor,
80. 8urnsSrunble,
oSafob 5. Go6en,
oenhn 81 prnnn
SSreoerif 6. Goot,
Burton D}.RibgeIp,
9lIer. Yrefton,
9(brabam t55arp,
$. 9. 9. SSobns,
2eip. 6och6sirHer,
%. g. 2nDns,
Rufus 6. SyorOon,
93ictor Smitb,
Syobn 30. 9lrnplo,
GDpurb s. Glart,
s. g. Geplinger,
.fyreo. 0. f5:loner,
SSSobn 9. DRc9rap,
9ugo Steirer.
Ehmnrn S osonps
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''SIOUI III Z IHU IFsr'
hcutc IbcuS e5ffnct ppn bio 2 l,br 4benes
CGiufritt IG Gents,

NIT GiuibluB frsicr &.nusuug D:r Size in rem
immsuitu Au9bitbtnter. Sie nrGdtigcn in Der
aufiH5ruua uun sS G 1 a r o b. bsnubttu Scc=
ucrie'n idon ianminiri our5 eletrr1es Yitt NIT
1907 900 Gcr;eu esu6troft tomnleR iur aRiidt
ersenmounts uuo Nortb=ap.Hue
(Sept23 plo Il, Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-30
Baltimore, "a. Sept. 1895.
90 m. 81. 9re tper, Gsd.

90 m. R. 9retper, $50.
@ee6rter 6err! Die unter3ei6neten
Mitglieosr Der Bar BON Baltimore,
tpeI6e ge60rt haben, baB sic bereit
iino, elm Ganbibat fir Die Sffice bes
Glerts i'm Gircuitz8eri6t Nr. 2 Don
Baltimore Gitp gu lperoen, inooiiiren
Sbre Gdnbibdtur BON gan3em 6er3en.
Die Sbatfu6e, buB lie beinabe 30
Sabre lang nit Den Gquitpz8eri6ten
in 9erbinoung itanben, ibre genuue
&enntniB Der prattiI6en Shpierigz
teiten, pel6e oas @quitpz@erfabren
bietet, unb auBerbem S6re SntegritGt
unD glei6mdBige 6Dfli6teit MAIDEN
ale 3uIummen bieie 2lnertennung
gan3 auBerorbentli6 pahenb.
GrgebenIt Die Sbrigen,
Robt. 8. Smit9, 81. s. GGiOtt,
SEQ. 81. 8ono, 8. s. 9roening,
8. Wunnitbupien, Percp 6. 9ennigz
q. g. Gulbretb, bauIen,
g. 6. Stodbribge, Sobn g. Pacu,
gpparD 9uffp, 9enrp 9uff9.
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llntrraanq cines 9ampIers.

Gurefo, Gol., %. Stpt. - Der
Oompfer ,6umbolot" lit unpeit9oint
8Drba auTQefaDren uno Elm Dollitdnoiz
qes Draf. Die YaHa9iere 9elan9 es
5dmmtlih in Siderbeit gu brin9en,
bo6 muBte bic 9oit ibrem SditioIe
iiberlaiien perDen. 0us perun9liltte
SFo6r3eug lieqt e pu 1000 garos Oom
Qunoe uno ge6t dneG Stiid fiirStiit
in 9riimmer. IS repr0ientirt einen
Wertb BON $6 900 uno lit nur 3ur
Sdlfte perii6er..
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sic t6nueu i'll feinsm 9Irtitel cinc1 MjBs
Qrift tbun, iptnu Sic bier fauicn. .Stocs
Glt;ounQ$itii5 lit bon ausoeiudicr Gualjtdt
3uOerldiija uno oarantirt -3uirieoen=.
itciluua lit ois rotblpcnpiNs fSolQt. &@tr
babcn ben vStitfdoru" iu elmer VroBtu GcIc=
GriparunV. lIniere Cficrtru. cbeniO iOie
uniere Qreiic iino tets unnababnbar. Sic
isltentsn H9rrtbc UeroeH Sic III uniertm
QroBcH Srpartsment fir Die gcoUriuiilc Der
SuGcno uutrefi,n Der -@rrHnpuut," uHo
Die @auptiud)s Upn Ancm, mas mposrH uuO
Ouiprtb,Ho III &iuOsrsGliiOtrn it, S,i,r
inO ciu;Qe uHocrolctali1c s9capciicr:
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s.. .. S6ompIon,
&. SDinnep,
%. .. Ro6in7on,
2tGan Q2cS6srrp,
Gbas. 8. Wputt,
$. Spring iun.,
90. q. Wabe,
6. 6. Stpte5, iun.,
g8. e. St6lDgel,
@. 8. 2au6beimer,
,Sfp5. @. Quaio,
Go. 9ammono,
u. 6. Snlitb,
). S. Rofan,
s, q. 9l}cGart6p,
81. g. Stump,
8. 6. Yegram,
Wilton Snopoen,
s. s. 81. @a4a96er,
s. q. 9u16man,
20. 8eislpanger,
E. 9. 9lmbler,
9arrn 81. 6utton,
50. q. 9fih,
s. s. Waba,
g. 3. 9(nber7on,
+. g. 86ooes,
81. Is. gBrigbt,
80. %. WriQbt,
g. SO. Mmbl2r,
Gba5. y. 912iIer,
3. 5. 9eribep,
Gam. g. 8ogg5,
II. +. SimbaQ,
8. SO. QBarfielo,
g. u. 8ettaliata,
SS. 9enmeuo.
S. G. 8oIoimitb,
s.. g. Stelpart,
q. 3. Softer,
9. SO. SbompIon,
s. 3. 9orton,
q. 3. 6opf,n5.
". 5. 9Sorman,
H. Wtc&inoleB,
9. 8. Wtc8inbleB,
3. s.. 9i5tep,
s.. 6. 8riffit6,
H. 81. 9upau,
9lrtbur U}. Gaiter,
6. 8. Warnsr,
.. y. UGIIllu,
So. @ueIt 9ibfon,
Wm. 8. Conan,
Sd. s. 9rithett,
SSSpi. g. Nterrpman
@lfreo @u9bes,
g. 9Su. on Bd -nn,
Gbpin S.9riffin,
SSSiauc N}cGurlep,
8. g. Sabtler,
g. Gb. Gong,
+. 6. g. Sroofe,
S5obn 8. Nlitfsu,
9Dds. S.Sd1oen,
8eo. @. 8ropn,
s. 2tuitin SSinf,
Otto 9undle,
6. Darlington,
.. so. Dennis,
s. s. Syames,
Gblp. Sysrael,
6. 90. HBerfins,
st. $. 6ooper,
9. 6.Sartogeniis,
SSSobn 6. SANFORD,
SSSobn 5. Centrum,
GaroiGe 9.8enIon,
Sol. 8. 8riitor,
Gbas. S. 8oucbet,
Ghas. 6. Sutton,
Sbos. s. Butler,
s. @. S.Waters,
R. 8. Gurr, jr.,
s. u. 6iQearD,
Gha5. 8. W2orgun,
$. 6. 8eoun,
). De g. 9en3inger,
s. s. 8. 0&itnid,
u. 6. 8loder,
Grn. 9. Shines,
9B. 81. 0orIep,
$. 6. 9oitber,
$. 90. Q8iGiums,
81, e. Siegmuno,
S. W.9urpen, ir.,
995no. WutIor, jr.,
81. 8. Bauing,
Waro 9. Goe,
8m. 8. 9Robert5,
Rih. Cams See,
2ller. 9arDcaftte,
.. s. 9lnore,
3o6ert Qlr6er,
Mm. g. 6obqe,
6. 8.Glotportbp,
Nm. 81. D6ite,
8eo. Ybilpot,
SGSobn 9ebrens,
2ouis 81. Supnn,
%. SO. Watfins,
SyoI. %. 9a3eQ,
W2aurice Sfinner,
RaIpb Robinion,
q. W}. 9urlot,
q. 6. 9Sufion,
&. 9. Slater,
%. 9.9.QnberIon,
e. @.8retpin9ton,
9. %. 8. Graig,
SSohn $. Come,
g. q. Campbell,
g. S. Campbell,
"a. Sept. 1895.
r, $50.
a.
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Witbenbprf, oliver & Co.,
Sanfiers ,,tso Wafler,
(Sesfers6ebauos),
Nr. 213, g itsG : ~ a itsS traBe,
gaIfimore, Oil

srgltsIi,e.r Der baltimore, Gff,;ttu.S6rf.. "-6s
S,dueIes nit YiuuiIipals ano anosrea Savis
faI,MnIaeen erjter SslaiIe, forpie ausIamoifdsen
Dedaietu. (StSt6,1SD
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9llfre6 G.Riles, 81. g1.9(pplequrt6,
&. .. Seed, jrr gB. Benn 2epis,
s. Marc. 0eniI Ion,SS. 8rppts, IT,,
S. U. Storn @. &. 0oulton,
Z. s. 9tlbert, 81. 9.3iogel9,
Ri4. g. @ono, Gh. u. aio9eIq,
g. bennington, s.. 6. 8ono, IT,,
.. 8. Cmorp, g. %. $. @ernon,
s. 6orner, jr, Gba3. 8. Nd7D,
6. 5osn, IT,, s. 8oB N}aca,
8. Wt. Gmmon5, Gb. g. Merriten,
8. Z. Sdpmon, $. &. 9empIter,
.. 9. QuinIun, s. .. 2oro, ir.,
9. 6. Ste0en5, G6. g. M}ereoit6,
u. 6. Qope, gBm. 6. Smit6,
W}ru. g. Qepn
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Baltimore, 4. Sept. 1895.
lOm. j. Bremcr, CsQ.

Geshrter @err! Gs mo1t un5 gang
bsIonoereS @ersnijqen, baB Sie 6sreit
iino, Elm GanbiOat fir Die Domination
Der Oemofrutiiden 9artei fir Do5 2lpt
be5 Glert5 ppm Gircuitz0eritt 92r. 2
81 Iein,
gs tit BON Der b06Iten Wi@tigteit
fir bic WEitglieber Der 8or uno fir
Die Hi6ter be5 Supremez9eri9ts, naB
oies 9lmt BON elmer 9erI0nlidteit aus
Qefjillt pir0, Der ni9t nur einc gendue
&enntniB Der nertpidelten 8egeIn Der
r@quitD zPraris bat, IonDern DeRen
Ge6tidaffen6eit audi unumIarGnttes
@crtrduen einfl0Bt.
Sic baben ieit beinahe 80 S5uIren
nit Den nGquitD" z8eri6ten in Ser
binbung 9eitanDen, uno sic 6aben im
2aufe oieier 3eit iib ni6t nur cine
poqitdnoige &enntniB allsr berS6piez
rtgteiten angeeignet, peI6e ba5 n@quiz
tn" "z9erfa6ren bietet, cine &enn!ntB,
Die lie tein unberer GanOioat beIiBt,
fonoern Die W2itglieoer Der 8ar b0ben
SRnen audi tets Elm unbeidbrdnttes
8ertrauen entgegen gebroht.
Dab bas Supremez8sri6t Die bod
ite @9tung bor Sbnen beIiBt, lit unlpiz
Derle9lid our6 ben umitano berpieIen
poroen, baB sic einItimmig erlpdAlt
muroen, Inn Den nod ni6t abIplpirten
Sermin Des Capt. Suter, os5 frii6eren
Glerts, gu @nOe gu bringen.
9lu5 ullen DieIen 6rUnDen uno duc3
lpegen Der gleidmGBigsn 90Ili6teit,
Die Sic alien 9erfpnsn 8ei9tsn, lpslAe
ieruls in Glerts=OFfice3 oern nGquitp"z
8erihte gu t6un botten, inooiiren mir
bon QanSem 9er5en SIRE GonOioutur
unO perpFli@ten un5, oieIel6e 5u unterz
itiiben.
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! 8. G. Gardiner,
! 9, .. SSyo6nIton,
S. 9. S. $leaIep,
! 81. s. Quinn,
! st. 5, Qea6, jun,
$. 6. Grom!peQ,
| 2uciu5 e. 95olf,
80. @. Sbomas,
! R. &. 8sr6arot,
90. @. 2(mos,
U. 8. Sone5, jun
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-06
THE HARMONY OF LIFE.

There is no greater tragedy in life than
that OF men or women misplaced; in
positions that do not demand the
beet OF their powers; in positions that
are beyond them, larger, greater than
their best; or in those that are taken,
because they cannot choose their life
work. The world has lost that which
would have greatly enriched it because
the man who would have served it has
been compelled to serve himself. He has
never commanded the channels to educa.
ton that would have brought him to his
place. A mans only place in life is that
which harmonizes with his best; that
which enables him to do his best in peace
OF soul. The man who struggles to at
tain in that path of life which leads to
the one end for which be believes he
was created, like the mountain climber,
halls each height scaled as a victory;
the struggle, however severe, is only the
means to an eni. There is no defeat to
the man who loves his work; each step
is part of the victory; each day brings
the goal in sight. II do not regret the
experience. for it has made me see my
right place in life." Can there be bet
ter experience? 1t is the blind cropping,
the mistaken effort, that embitters life.
Once the harmonies of life are attained,
an adjustment between the inward con-
seriousness of power and the outward
opportunities for effort, for growth, for
expression, there is peace. Life has no
richer gift; it is the seal of the divine
blessing.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-06
SELECTIONS.
WEARY WORK.

The worst part of martyrdom is not
the last agonizing moment; it is the
wearing, daily steadfastness. Men who
can make up their minds to hold out
against the fortunes of an hour have
sunk under the WEAKNESS and the har.
ass OF small prolonged vexations; and
there are many Christians who have the
weight OF some deep, incommunicable
grief pressing, cold as ice, upon their
hearts. To bear that cheerfully and
manfully is to be martyr. There is
many Christian bereaved and stricken
In the best hopes of life. For such a one
to say quietly, "Father, not as will, but
as thou wilt" is to be a martyr. There
is many Christian who feels the irk-
sorneness of the duties of life, and feels
his spirit revolving against them. To
get up every morning with the firm re-
solve to find pleasure in those duties,
and do them we'll, and finish the work
which God has given us to do, that is to
drink Christ's cup. F. w. Robertson.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-06
THE END OF POPE sIXTUs.

Pope Sixtus V.-the pope to whom
the ex-Huguenot, Henry of Navarro,
paid his damning tribute of praise: II
have lost a pope after my own heart"
quilted the world, likewise in the height
of his power and with every ambition
gratified, with as cheerful an unconcern
as if he left behind him as little to regret
as that young poet subaltern of his who
was at that moment lying in his English
prison. "a prince should die standing;''
he was fond Of quoting Vespasian's max
i'm, and he carried it out. Sixtus had
done good work and plenty OF it and
had no doubt taken pleasure in his lab
ors. Rome, under his auspices, had be-
come so blameless that the post of
Judge had grown to be sinecure. He
had. in fact, given the imperial city no
alternative.
Sixtus was masterfui man. A "tay-
lor" guilty of boxing the ears of ''anoth-
or person Of the same occupation" was
sent to the galleys for it-so strict was
the decorum maintained. IF / thought
the people would relapse after l was
dead, would hang them all while am
alive" he is reported to have declared
in his business-lke. practical way. He
had filled the public Golfers. had not
neglected his duty to his own family,
and, especially since his elevation to the
papacy. had made an enjoyable affair of
life. And yet-here comes in the anon
aly-the bell rings. the train stops and
he is as ready to take his journey into
the unknown country as any starving
beggar in the streets with nothing to
loose and everything to gain. We can
not even feel that in his case it is very
serious matter.
He sends for the physicians as his
mortal malady gains upon him. but
more with view to the interest and
amusement to be derived from their
discussions than for any practical pur-
pose, for we find him making a joke Of
their consultations and, for the rest,
taking his own way and leading his life.
as usual, until one evening toward dusk
he quietly closes his accounts with life
and takes his way hence.-I'he Nine
tenth Century.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-06
The Cows of Delhi.

The crowded streets of Indian cities
present manifold attractions, but the
study of native life and manners in Delhi
is frequently interrupted by the gray
herds OF Brahman cows. which roam
about at their will. with the evident con-
viction invariably entertained by these
pampered animals that their own i'm
portance far exceeds that of the commun-
ity which they Inconvenience by their
presence. An overturned stall Witnesses
the self assertion Of the sacred kline, and
as our carriage disperses a blockade of
sleek backs and interlacing horns. an in
dignant member of the scattered con-
clave wreaks vengeance on the Lattered
chariot by pushing it along with these
natural weapons to the end of the street.
The "raison d'etre" of the assembled
COWS is found in the presence of great
Hindoo temple, where glimpse of gilt
tering images in fretted shrines is un-
willingly granted to the unbelievers.
whose feet are forbidden to tread the
sacred courts of the Brahman sanctuary.
All the Year Round.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-07-06
An Italian Interior in 1896,

Let us suppose ourselves to be in Per-
rara in 1436 and let us visit the apart
ment of the marchese, says the Scottish
Review. At the entrance we find the
doorkeeper. by name Querio, who will
let us pass. After going up the stone
stairs we find bench in little room,
chess board and a saddle truck, inside of
which are all the necessaries for SAYING
mass during journey. In little closet
next door on straw bed sleeps Matteo,
whose wages. always behind, amount to
threefrancs month. His duties consist
principally in preparing the lamp for the
gaming table of the chevaliers and in
watching the door of his lord, which is
near at hand. Let US enter.
The walls are frescoed all over with
children playing; in front of the fire.
place, fixed in the wall, are two candle.
sticks, under the chimney hangs the
shovel, which is more like spade, and
the andirons; in front stands seat. The
bed is composed OF boards on trestles
nhd DobCA at tuo IOOt Vi IL. Inc
mattress is stuffed with cotton, covered
with two sheets of three widths and over
this cover OF green serge, lined with
linen and stamped with lilies and roses
The walls are hung with Flemish tapes.
tries, almost new and representing
greenery with birds. Those at the head
of the he'd have six fipures
On the floor lies carpet five braccios
wide with designs of animals and
branches Of roees. In the middle of the
room stands table of cypress wood and
chair covered with some rough cloth;
around the walls are six benches. The
room contains besides painted chest,
an hourglass. wardrobe and on the
floor large brass basin for washing the
feet. In little closet opening into the
room are three benches, another brass
basin and hourglass of iron with bell.