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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
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,iu bthduoiess I7rautNsiotu I'M ROrpuGsiudlt ub
RON l5J auf = 9fuuO. Sjc gtbrautJte Rinp,u Gi=
i.1. Strp,ftlidurs GbiuiH uHO msbr,rs au0frt otr
ifst pi,l otprlctutu GtDtimmittsl, ionic al,rlti
;TicftioH,n uub muros imm,r itlimmcr TaHu
btaauR liz nit q D 10 p'5 2 dri dpar .
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n 10 gflluD Ju. Iug fir Eug esipuhrt, ne cluc
YUuabms I'M GorperQeipibt unO cine Abnabme pt5
geioeu5 Tm JUsi NOrar,r mar Il, nolitlnOis pom
Der gcucorrbsa gsbtt uHO IN it5 DlouatcH bate ne
iuuf3iq QfUHb an sem d suCts
II mmcu. Sic IT jtBt buib uHO QsiuHD Al.
trauttu 2omtu isi,r GpariIIiGH
u e IptHt tInHebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Ser tcrbcnOe
&Orper tutrO nit
9ebensfraft berlebelt
81. N O b 10 D'S
SarfapariGtatt 2te(oruent.
oMr6 -

Sober 5ropi,u beg Sa.ia5ariuau R,iototut tpjrtt
ourd5 cus &lut ben s4p,iB, rlriu uno auo,rt Tluis
fQf,itsH uub Sdftt Ots Rorptrs auf bic g,btu5rait
btnu Is ,risbt be &usibtiDuHqn aus otm 9orpcr
ourb u,u,u, c,iunbU StOff. Sfropbtlu, s6Biuo=
iu6t, Syphilis, UHotbtilte uHo itlsbt btbaHo,Its
Qutisud, in ibrnu Oi,lsu i5OrmeU, 2rti,H=Rron'r
bcii, Gt,ruussn i'm gall, uao RunOs, Gdhpulhc
Guol,n in ben Trili,n uuo auOtrtu Tb,ltn hes
R6rpsts i6limm, AugtH, IusiluS aus BEN Cbrm
uuO bic itIimmt,H fSdls BON &autirauibtittu,
Gruptioutn, 6isbtr= =GUsidlaa. 3opieriue Ringz
tDurm, Sal3tluB, 1OtbIauf, aome, idmarle flst,u
g8urmsr i'm Glsii6, Gsi6DIlit, DIutt,rfrtbs uuD
ole dDd5eRbeu uuD SmsrJbatisH GHtlttrUnqtn
NcbtiaDaB, SamtHtlub, ioBt ole 9UgtubuH1 otr
GsbsHsiditt touHsu purd blst5 Wuuou Der moOtrs
rtu Sbsmts iurIrt Dtroen, uub Der 9ebrauh bsiitl=
BEN n,Ulqt Rage lang Dtro ole StslenlItH, tutlds
e fir rqtno oltitu 8ranibeittH aHntnotH, bpu
i.ner Nelfrait ubcr5tuQtn g9euU Der qaticnt Otc
tlalit Ourb Die tets iortibreItsuos 4b3sbruuJ
idlpadlsr nirp, I'M Si0Hos it, otrielbeH GHbalt 3u
QtbleteH uHo bic psTQtuotttH St0It burb Hcue, aus
qtiuuOem Sluie trttGnpene eritBt - Del5ts bur1
oas SariaparIldH GeFbrt II - 10 pIro bsitlmmt
StlIuHq tr}itt oeHu ptHH oleit DItnlIlH einma nit
Der grBclt btlIHut urO criolgrUb III, 0tu AbQdUG
Der pcrQsuOcttu StSft gu bcmmtu 10 iurO bic 99its
o:rbttsuuHa bd!9 crtolG'n, uUb nit Icocm EaCe
eptiitu ptro,r btHcr D,roaut Der @pp,it pJrD GrpE
ser uuo Oas R6rpugtUi6t Diro Suutbmen.
ST 9ouciutb,, . O, Canada
Gn Or. RaoDOp. - gBettb,r Qcrr! Sb rddbt, e
als mtiuc Qilibt 1bntu ju sylauocn. mtucr 9rlci
In 9cjug auf StropbelU lu o,roif;utllttu, nad osH
n,iluug,u, rp,lhs I'D Ju StauOs bratt, uadotm
id1 obne 9sotuieR Sbrer Scbanouu3soeic clQte
Sb Sticiiqe ab,rmal5 mtIHs III msiUrm lcRttu
grieie qcmabtsH Stbaupmu9cu, uuD ib forut.
Sbucu nod msbrsrs iJale Dou psri3itocHcu Rrauis
hsitcu dnfuhycH, ipsIne nurD Nbr Spttm Qshtlt
luurbtH, obpobl ocr Strppbtlu fau Der bcmert,Usr
iotrtbtte .oar uuO BON psltu Geu!tU os Elm Uaby,S
g}uuo,r uUqSlt5tu luuUoc.
Ilit oa,r pohabtun0 nsrtl.ibe ib Sbr
aaroOIp Dr. JHtptr, ID. .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Sas grilTangigr llngrBsner.
Gin iunses, scutidbts GtdOdhsu eridbisst ibrcm
Srdutigam.

CEuuItAGW
ct. 2ouis, II. Tebr. - 8eitern
2l6eno IpieIte iib bier cine erI6iitternoe
2iebes= =Srag0oie a6. Barbara 8oiIel,
Elm bii6fdes, 19zjdbrige5 MdOden,
mahte ibrsm 8rduti9am, Sobn 8obIz
fling, in ibrer @pbnung cine beftiqs
Giferiu6t5i3ene. 8ergeben5 betbeuerte
Spbn, ouB er nit anoeren MGo6en
ni4t ous 8eringite gu tbun ba6e. Bar
bura puroe immer 6sFtigsr unO pl0Bz
lid, nu6oem So6n 60bniI6 bemertt,
lie i4eine Derriidt geporoen 3u Iein,
5og lie einen ReOolDer aus Der SaI6e
uno 3ielte uuf oa5 9er3 i6re8 8erlobz
ten. Sin &nall! - uno t0otIitb qez
troffen itiir5te Der iunge Wann gu
8oOen, Nlit einem 3fpeiten S6uB
madte Barbara ounn i6rem eigenen
2e6en Elm Gnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
SrIbitmurO aus 9iebrssram.
Gin pom feiuer Scbcnsaefdbrtin perIafTencr
Sdttc ninmt fIdb eds Sebsn. 3uour ldee
CT ieine 5rcunee ;u feiucm Srgrdbnihe en.

Sdttc niiImt nd) eds Seben. - 3uour Idee
CT isine 8reunre su ieiuem SrsrdbniiIe ein.
G6icago, II. 6ebr. - g. e.
NeIion, ein friiberes W&it9Iieo Der bic
iigen Bolt3eiforce, bat bier geItern
SeI6itmorO our6 Ginnebmen elmer
9oii5 &arbolidure beqangen, na1s
Dem er 5uDor ieine Sreunoe Ihriftli6
BON ieinem beporItebenoen 9(bleben in
&enntniB 9eIeBt uno oenIeIben cine
GinIaoung CUR Sbeilnubme an ieinem
&ei6enbegGngniIe geianot. Sin ges
pther 9&elion, tpelaer an einen 56le6z
ten S6er5 glaubte, bega6 it6, aus uns
glGubiger geuqierbe qetrieben, na6
gfellon's @obnunq, mo er gu ieinem
GntIeBen ben lunqid6ri9en 6reuno ais
2ei6e i'm Bette fano. 5amilien3lpiit
bat, pie man annimmt, bic unqliidz
ieltge S6at peranlaBt, Denn in leBterer
3eit bdtten bGufig 8tpiI6en Dem Ser
blt3enen uno feiner Satin Strettig=
teiten itattgefunben, uno Dor &ur3em
mar i6m Die 2eBtere i6lieBlib oupon
gelaufen. Die Srsnnung pon i6r
tonnte HelIon ni6t iibertpinben, uno
10 9rtff er unter 10 oramutii6en Ser
bdltnti1en gum 9iftbe6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Or. Nanirn's Roropnliabrt.
SnGdbten nber sas Grsrbnif
feiner Grpesiti OH.


N e pzgort, II. 5e6r. - Gine
0epei6e an basr Sournal" beuteMpr=
gen beIu9t, buB Iaut einge5ogenen Grz
tunoigungen Seitens bes britiI6en
&oniuls inQr9angel neuere g}u6ri6z
ten iiber Die Expedition bes fiibnen
6Orf6ers NanIen ni6t etngetrofFen
limb uno buIelbIt nur iol6e geuigtei=
ten betannt peroen, tpel6e i6ren Weg
ubet Petersburg finoen.
" as 6rau Or. damien 5u
a9en bat.
8 bri itiania, Noripegen, II.
5ebr. - Sin @ertrster Der Prefe be-
CAB ii6 geItern gu Der bier Iebenben
9atttn Observation-Disclosures 9r.Nanz
Ten unb fragte iie, OBJ Iie g}a9ri4t BON
tbrem 8attsn er9alten bdtte. 9irette
g}a6ri6t bat iie ni6t erbaIten, Iie
bofft aber, baB Die Melbung bon Der
Gntbedung bes NorOpols ourh Or.
NanIen unb befen 6eimtebr iicb be-
ftGtigen iperbe, tpenn Iie au9 nod au=
genI6einli4 getpife 3tpeifel begt, bu
lie feline birette Na6riht er6alten bat
Sn bieIigen DiiienIAaftli9en 8reiien
mtro oieNelbung als our6aus tpabrz
i4etnltb betrahtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
yeue Sfftiicrs fur ole pbritiid) .ilo=
airifattiSdIe 6cIeuSd1off.

Son on, II. 6ebr. - Sine De-
pei6e an Die oStmes" aus GapItabt
beia9t, baB Nujor g}iolep unb 3ablz
retde onOere Sffi3iere 9ietermariBz
burg, Natul, auf Dem Wege na6 Rboz
Deiia perlaTen BADEN. W&un nimmt
an, buB Iie ba3u aussrlpGblt Iinb, bas
Commando ii6er bic goli3ei Der bril-
tiI4~iiioafritaniI4en GeIeuI4uft gu
iibernehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Spr einem bD6eren &ihtcr.
Ssf6ftmoro aus cSte6ss9rart.
Sas sriInaugigc llngebsuer.

9ubfon, I.zg., II. 6sbruur. -
Der 28zidbriqe Charles Mc0ar6ep,
Der unter Der 9ntlaqe, bic Caroline
Proper in 8aQatinz zSopnibip i'm go
bember b. s. ermorDet 3u baben, bier
in llnteriu6ungsbaft iaB, purbe gez
itern Morgen auf Dem goben ieiner
3ene Iiegenb tobt aufqefunDen. Der
Mann bate iic6 polItGnbig entfleioet
uno oas SSeniter ge0ffnet, Inn Die talte
2uft berein 81 laIIen. Die 2ler3te con-
itutirten 2ungeni6pinoiuht ais So
oesuria9e. Mc9urbeD I6ien in Der
lebten 2eit irrfinnia oetpprpen 3u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Der granbittftnna beidnlDiat.
Gin ansciebsner Scutf6cr 6efdditsmann
inter fd,pcrsm ScreddDte

Ct. 2outs, W2o., II. 6e6r. -
Soiep6 Bauer, Elm bislung bo6angez
febener oeuti6er &ur3paarenbdnolef
Oom Siioz8roabnap (5ren4topn)
befinOet Iidb in 9aft unter Dem i6pez
rem 8erOa6t Der 8ranoitiftung unb
ouBer inn feline 9ertduferin, DieQBittz
pe Spnes. 8i8 l ubr geitern W}ittag
mar oas 8ei6Gft often, unO oann fu6z
rem 8eiOe pie gelp06nli6 in 8auer's
8ug9p fort betmpGrts. 8ur3 Oarauf
bra4 an peri6ieOenen SteGen i'm Sc
i6GftslaOen 5euer aus, pel6es am
Wuurenlager einen Shaben bon $1O,z
900 anri6tete. Bauer, tpsl6er gut
Derii6ert lit, iteut Die Shat in 2(6reOe,
Der 2aOenjunge Mii1er, pel6er BEL
benz 9aurs i'm 8ug9D mar, lit psrz
i6punDen. Bauer mar feit II Sab
rem in 5ren6topn i'm @eT6Gft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
4rbrit INN c[n0uifrie.

Reu bling, II. 5ebruur. - Die
nReaoingzRoIinqzM pel6e 400
2(rbeiter bei4Gftigt, bat na6 Ie6sz
mOnotli6em Stillieqen geitern ben
8etrieb pieDer aufqenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
ssirft sscrSinano's Gbrecis.

GonItanttnopeI, 176ebr.-
Wie nunmebr betannt tpirb, bat bic
9forte ibrer bor einiger 3eit ergangez
nen Ginlabung on Die N2G9te, ben
5iiriten SSerbinanb pon9ulgarten an
5uerfennen, bulo na66er auf GrIuz
den RuBlanb's Elm 5tpeites GirtulQr
na6foIgen laIIen, tpeI9es bic 8itte
entbGlt, nit Der @ntI6eioung Bis na8
Der llmtaufe be5 8rin3en Boris gu
parten. 9ieIer S9ritt Der pforte
fpiro ais elm 8etpeis fir bas 9eIte6en
elmer ruiIil4>tiirti14en Gntente anges
Ie6en.
8erIin, II. 6e6r. - 6ier aus
Sofia etngetrpfTene Melbungen be-
'agen, baB 6iirIt 6erotnanb ii6 be-
mii6e, Die 3uItimmung Der Md6te II.
in eriter Qinie Die bes G3aren ba3u
gu erlangen, baB er bic &0nigstpiirbe
annimmt. Sein Gbrgei5 gebt bubin,
bei Der G5arenz8r0nung in Wlpstau
ais &6nig anpeIenb gu fein.
ct. Yeters BURG, II. ?Se6r.-
Die ueber3eugung, baB gulgarien
93uBlanb's Sberberrli6teit perDe an
erfennen miiiIen, ma9t ii6 bier inn
mer mebr gelteno. Die yNonoIti"
f6reibt: r6r. Nat>hnitI6, Der bull
garif9e eJliniIter bes 9(uspdrtiqen,
ipra6 8tpar BON Der llnub6Gngigteit
8uIgarien's, alein 8uIgarien lit Elm
@aTaq, uno 5par in bpppelter Sim
fi6t: eritens Elm @aIuq Der Siirtei
unb 3peiten5 Der SignatarmGhte bes
9erliner 8ertrages, Der benz 5iirItenz
tbum feline GriIten3 guruntirte. Inter
folden 8erhdItnifen nod ponSelbIt=
itGnbieteit unb llnubbdngigteit gu re-
ben, lit einfa6 Northumberland. Die
bulgarii9en StdatsmGnner ioIlten
bod tpiifen, buB 9om ni9t on einem
Sage er6aut purbe unb teiner Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
1lateraana cines samplers.

2onbon, II. 35e6r. = per bra
iiIiunii6e 0ampfer .2auros Soore, "
BON 9lasgoip na4 9uru unterpegs,
lit in Der SSrii4en See untergegungen,
unb nur bier M}itQlieoer Der Wtunnz
id6dft tpnnten oerettet fperber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
SdutRtdnR6eiten, eruption
unS Rus(Gfag.

Gs uibt f,u Wttter, tptIt,s bm on suI3ftus.
RinQwuru,, ROtbIauf, st. 4HtbOuos J,u,r, i7lct'
ten, Quf,lu. Gti6Dur,r. glusiblas QrIdslbis,
offceu BuuO,u, GittruuQsn ioiOis idJI,bttu softr
ausr NIT G,iDuom 70 iau,a turtrt, ais ous :
fapaEtIItau 8eiOIOtHt. Gau 0criuas
fs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Nri,,nf.ifnfrrrfmr

In R,utr uro aItcn SpratcE, in Diatbtmot' L. f. 10
ForhsrtluHa fir ScuIeH Gutr gr1be, incl. uHIUtris
tat, joni, ilr ole o,uii5sn 0,bTomtsPraflrs'n
6. 8. SdOurid sr stt. slss: 5s:: @SS@'Sss 65e S6s
CgprIl6,l i lSQ}oTpSl YiaolonzIuenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
See
Wattnnal San : Nerein

Der Staot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociatiou.
Rureaur: 3immtr g2r. 4Os une 4O9. 6ieeIits
WutpriTrtes SapitOl SIO.OOO'OOO.oO.
eamte:
Grnf q &ndbe, Jun, BrdltoeHt.
9bpmas ". Sdn, YIceprarotHt.
q HScslep GSucit, StagmeIf,I.
Sis4eS. 0ridbarS, sGeitdftstlgr.r.
s. y. RprriS, ,@eltdtisiulrer
be5 Ellaun9s 3 epGItemeRts-
SSiniams & GBinams, 9iettse0EiuI,nleE.
T.poiitorium: Gpnfinentnl RdtionaI'SanG.
GIheTitsuuua Ger Sccurliatcu: 6ieeIItp * De-
prGt'G0.
Sireftore
Grni1 9. Snabe. jun, 0on Im SEab: Co.
eIintOm .. paine. ron gutns & VleearaH. gaH'
Hers uHO UtaasT.
Sbus. vs. Sdn, 9Epalt
gBilbur =. SaaiOn. 9rdfe,ut 6;T Continental.
GSmarS Raint. ssite,r uEo 5,rausssb,r e,s
nTcutncu GOrr.ipouhtrleH.'
sSamcs =. D1di0u, ron Der 5auts .. 1iaioE Co.,
81. Btnsiow 9strliams. GnrUat
IS. y. 5arpep. GnsrOs'yIoDthoHs'5GEoI
W1. DfcS. UridJGre, BauotItlu.
3cIeeembcit 5ur 9apitaI 2lnIaae
Sn 1olq, ttr QrobtR gaafrae. nat @,lo aea,u
,tf. cppUt5s.,n auf 5rzHotlidt ois Si5ctb.it luro
,itf. G,itaitait cine tcrtr, Ausso5, $50 %
.iuqUubltrr attisE gum 9Ctlis DON 800 OJ pro AHs
he'll Urunfta!tsu. 3 9rpJ,Ut ,3iEitU, ka!biabrli5
l11!bar lUsro,H sarantIrt
ER. wt9 prfd,are,
(Ts6T9,lO G:H,IcI'IaHas,E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18

0rpcIarraticn Gen. sSepler's.-StreE9e' S"i'
fd,iesenbeit une 3udiIdtslofHfett tenn'
;cid,ucH iie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-18
Ser 0emtidje gorreipombent,
Easiih, p6f,ntIih urS eonntass,
p. Raine, Gisentbhmer nno Eeeatttn

q. Raine, Gieentbnmer nno Reoatttnr
(gidtfoIs,r ppr &. Raiue),
elbp,hsGde Baltimore =Stro6e uRb a3of>SfFcssEre.
gr,s b,s tdaIit,eu SIattes, burth 3rdstr teiOr3t,
I2Is Gts; tdaIid,e uno Genuta as sHuc9abc Is
Genfs pro Wo6c, sabbar oi. ods SIat beiorsenocE
9rda,r-Sdslic1 rtbf Epuuta 40 =slus 90 be uHteI
Porto= =gorausbesGburu 81 so pro Sohr, iur firSere
Seit i'm E,rbdItnib; iir bic u6d,entIicbe Musgabe
nit eonntaasbIatt portufrei, nit absue Iir Clubs,
81 SO pro Sabr, nan ireeno einen One bcs SuIaEz
Sts, 81 nod Guropd. Sruutae SsAuesabe 81
pro 3dbr.-Sas bette uub tiuiaite oeutid1e SIatt
in ben Ifitt,lz uHo Suoitaatsn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-13
LABOR NOTES

Mississippi has only l5,sl7 persons engag-
ed In manufactures Of all kinds, who make
every year product valued at at sls705,
s3i.
The Stoncsburg coal mine, opposite Me-
KoeSport, Pa, has resumed operations after
u years suspension. About 100 men are en-
ployed,
The Humphreys glass works at Fairmont
W. Va, which were rebuilt after being burn
ed down year ago, have started up. They
employ about 100 men.
Fires were lighted in the Kittanning iron
mill, Kittanning, Pa, and tho 30 pudding
furnaces go on. An order for muck bar in
sures long, steady run.
The Ohio steel company's plant at Youngs-
town, o., has temporarily suspended opera
tions ON account of scarcity of orders.
Between 700 and 800 men are thrown out Of
work.
The sheet mill at the Sharon, Pa, iron
works will resume operations. The Sharon
Iron company furnaces have been blown in,
and the Mabel furnace at Sharpsyille is ready
TO be started.
Orders were issued by the Consolidated
Steel company of Beaver Falls, Pa, for the
employees Of the rod mill TO report for work
Monday morning The rod mill has been
shut down since couple of Yeoks before
Christmas.
The Pittsburg an d Indiana associations OF
window glass manufacturers have decided to
continue the sh lt-down Of the factories rep
resented in both organizations until February
20. meeting OF the manufacturers was
held at the Office OF the Pittsburg Window
Glass Company at which the continuation Of
the shutdown was discussed.
The Oldest man In Vermont Is thought to
be Moses Pierce, OF Derby Line, who was
born on May 26 1873, and is still In excel
lent health and enthusiastic about his future.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-13
sHEGl R{lIGOVs RElDlING.
uNcoSscIous GOODNESS.

How refreshing il is to live in the same at
mosphcre with u thoroughly good person,
who Is all unconscious OF his own goodnessl
Virtue seems mover quite virtue unless 1t has
this exquisite aroma Of selt.forgetfuness.t this
perfectly natural and spontaneous quality OF
being unaware OF its own existence and hap
PLY indifferent to the recognition of itself.
IL has been said that religion tends to make
good people too conscious OF themselves and
their goodness, because 1t cultivates in them
n subjective, contemplative picty that 10y its
very nature must be self.conscious.
That there Is n slight grain of truth
In the assertion we shall not deny (:
but we do deny that tho assumption justines
the conclusion. Granted that religion makes
good man contemplative, that IL makes
him aware OF the nature OF goodness, and
OF his own approximation TO the standard of
Righteousness set by his Maker; 1t does not
follow that the Christian's picty is self-cou-
scious, or that in any sense, to himself or to
others, he poses as an example Of virtue and
holiness. A Christian may be "a unconscious
OF his own goodness, as modcstly self.forget-
ful In his benevolence and kindnesses rs the
most unconventional humanitarian who over
ltved-yes, more so, for the Christian has al
ways that revorcnt consciousness OF the
Divine will and power working in and
through him, making him but the humble
human instrument Of Gods omnipotcnce and
righteousness
Indeed. Il is very doubtful n any Of us ever
saw an example OF perfectly unconscious
goodness. save In the person of some thor
ough-goiug, pure, and earnest Christian.
There Is always something about such saints
that makes one feel ~ " they had been
caught up out OF their own personalities. and
merged into that greater Personality, that
divine embodiment of love and righteous
ness, who's" names they bear. The sponta-
neity OF their goodness r. not the abandon of
one who IL viuuous and helpful from sheer
soundness and health ~ moral constitution
and generosity OF disposition it IS the calm,
even, unyarying righteousness which has il
source IN the Divine Love, works by pcrpct-
ual law like the sunshine. and never prefers
nor di,criminatrs. but yields 20 all alike tho
loving kindness and tender mercy Of Him
whose perfect goodness 1t declares.
Blessed Is the community or church which
has even one such Christian in it, bounds
man ur u woman whose every net AMI look
and word proclaim their absorption in the
life OF Christ. ,hcr forgetfulucss Of self. their
utter Inconsistencies OF the reflected halo OF
sainthoodl II ia the complete extinction OF
the Pharsco in the humble, self forgetful.
benevolent, radantly happy disciple. May
the time hasten when all Christian virtue
shall be- 50 sincere and free from sclf-con-
sciousnos' that the term "pictllc' shall dis
appear from tho vocabulary Of tho scoiIcr.
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
Russia May Become a Great Iron Pro
ducing Country,

Theodore NJ. stephan, United States CON
sui nt Annahcrg, Russia, in recent report
to the state Department, predicts that in the
near future Russia will bc the scruo Of i'm
mensc development of the iron industry.
The report which Is quit" interesting, Is as
follows;
The Urals, up To- twenty years ago. wcrn
the center Of the Russian east iron munufao~
turo, as the most favorable conditions exist
cd there for the production extensive beds
Of ore and an abundance OF fuel being found
there and labor being very cheap, Tho Ural
foundrics, however, could not keep pace
with the development Of Russia, and were
unable TO supply the immense quantities of
Gust iron required for the extensive system
OF railways. The causes of this fact are,
first, that the organization Il the industry is
based upon aniiquatod principles. and, srr-
ond that the Ural producers were unwilling
to reduce the high prices to which they were
accustomed.
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OUR sEYTtGur.

Theologians have disputed not little
over dichutomy aud trichotomy. that j.,
whether there are two elements In mans bee
ing (bOdy aud SOUL or three elements body
soul, and spiriO. Whore the three elements
are discrlminated, the soul IL taken To- de.
note mans immatcral part IN It's inferior
powers md activities, those which he has
IN common with the brutcs. while tho
spirit includes the higher capacities auI
faculties, such rs reason conscience aud
free-wllI, which constitltN him responsible
aud immortal There - much tp bc said on
both sides OF the contention A very sensible
conclusion seems 10 be- that mans immatcral
part, while possessing quality of powers. has
unity of substance. Dr. A. II. Strong pthiy
and prettily expresses 1t by saying; "Mans
nature is not "a three-storied house. but u two
storied house, with windoS ! In the upper
story looking in two direct --'ANr toward earth h
and toward heaven. The AstOry Is the
physical part OF us--the bg5 = \ But mon's
.HpPer story h2S-tW9 asPeesl ,encf6 is al Ut.t-
3Iot < rlss things below, aud u skylight
through which to see the stars"
1t may be added that in the unspiritual
. person this unspiritual person this skylicht is
so thickly covered with dirt and cobwcDs that
the stars nrc all hidden. Tho "washing Of
regeneration very largely removes tho uh-
SECURITY and bv proper subsequent diligence
our heavcnward window may be not only
further clarified, but greatly enlarged.
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Olive OIL In California.

There is new industry In California
which promises to assume considera.
BILE proportions before many years. II
is estimated that this years yield OF
olive oil In that State vii reach $1,000
gallons. Over ten times that amount
OF olive oil Is annually imported into
this country, but 1t may not be long be-
fore the home yield will be fully able to
supply the demand.
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Prof. Rontgen's discovery of method OF

photographing through Opaque substances
continues to be the leading topic among men
OF science In Europe aud America The
newly discovered agent which Is neither light
nor electricity though having some Of the
CHARACTERISTICS of each is for the present
called TX rays" being the algebraic ex-
preston for an unknown quantity that Is per-
haps the most appropriate name for the un-
known. Scientists can find u better name
for II after they get better acquinted with
IL
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A Lesson in Humility.

"As you advance further in your art"
said Gounod TO a young poet you will
come to think of the great poets OF the
past as now appreciate the great mu-
sicians Of former times. When | was
your age l used to say Il at 25 said
Il and Mozart at 40, Mozart and IL,
now i say Mozart"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-13
The Wife Barred.

Judge Reeve, the solicitor OF the treasury,
has held that IA Chinese laborer who has u
right under the law 10 remain in the United
States and TO return to China temporarily, is
debarred from bringing his wife with him ON
again returning to this country. This deci-
sion is based upon the fact that no Chinaman
can acquire citizenship in the United States
but he Is held to be simply sojourner, and
hence the law in prohibiting the landing Of
sideration-
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LIVE 4 TEMPERANCE I0lIGS,
nco NAkEs INcoMrrrrncr

Irmnerance p '"0UMFkrENCY.
/, habits OF inebrittn tho West co,,o,-
4 netent for the dischareodnr n mo-. nus a..
character OF these what 4 hno,jaas IN
Inort OF its position cites the fofio,, nea,
n "a western railroad permitted an i'm
|,ate who was really an able man, TO con-
I,e ns claim agent, adjusting accounts
Ina the company. His drinking was
Inosed TO be an aid in the settlement Of
| lns with other drinking men. After his
H. n temperate man who filed his place
[ed several thousand dollars q year by
|ng the same work. repeating the common
kcrience that inebriates are always more
| - incompetent"
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p,rurn pIr rnAN TAKE pRANpY.

RATHER DIE THAN TAKE BRANDY.
h incident occurred recently illustrating
Imorkablo strength OF resolution. Waite
~ was thrown from wagon, and tn.
Iou then overturned upon him. He wa
H.. unconscious, bruised and bleeding
n aruG store near by, and restoratives ny
m. Some one brought u glass OF brand
| nut 1t to his lips. He shook bis head an
yrurnd. "Let me die before you give m
II seems that Mt one time in his lie
Alley would occasionally imbibe. Sew.
venfs ago he made resolution never Il
N another drop ms long "a he lived, an
ns stuck to ii. it.-Nashvillo (Icnn. Sun.