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'¦¦ ^i'j - 'BpMfa ^d Pi.oto.EioM. , 4 Jh^lfeobe^-bonea ,- ;and the jutting j.g.S V-yjj '-j '! n' s ^^Un&o&t^^" " <fe N.V. Cor.- Fifth and Vine St*. 0&$&* 'i«i*n«ble the heart must

^_ . ... fe^g-; hi^^iwed, -to attain this end- seryer JiuBt tell^8ej |i^u|utBiders» • ' • ' ' < v i^n to correspond with that^row f '. . nntj *j£ „n -. Ar »i ?d ^th^hSfc Pa?tte > to6;* ?/ °f tb;e edl; is an intelligenWewlsh religious educa- are .certainly no; l>etterrnpr. wserjtlmn

, -I8AAQM. WISE, ' '¦' .. ' ^v»ot&sti<uto of human sympathy are . "They that eo w i n tear., shall reap in

^Jf? W^* W SflfS -°? ^^^y ^pffice^be sent tion^ ' fomily and school. Fathers, those.united hodiesv henc^uin\i8t ba——¦ — ->- '—rrri ^v-v. ' ' ," ,. . . . ¦ "*'¦' . iov. (Psalms cvi. 5.} 01 tI,eBe words contains the aateot .OBU gratuitously to the congregations, public " "i," J , . . . . •.. „h *.«..« .; «„;,„¦.,. ¦¦;& ^;„- • J j -^.'¦ Cincinnati, 0., September 19/1889;' the an gular lines of that strong face. J°y

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A • M< ^miu. ibe thousand9. - >VK libraries and special? applicants a^the mptfiers , congregations, societies-do either wors*or poorer,™ mpre^ndiSer. ,V ¦ ¦* * ' ' " ——-^^ His very loots frown oppression, his lips Numerous are the unfortunates, . 'y> , ¦ ¦* - , , ¦¦,;.¦

¦.-;,¦,. ^w^rj . ; y^-- ' '-- . ; yourduty. This is the New Year's gift en fc than others, whiph; certainly-does ¦¦' .

SOBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IH ADVANCE. breathe bondage. * * Such a pre- who, during the past year closing with Andinow^ havfog done 6u^

npt/. ma^e.:youv»nbra^«£edfeDti7-;N'o-.. SOKCEiniOS PRICE, |EE YEAB . . . . ^"0 8entment is precisely what we would *no 6Uns«* of September 25th, have wiBbing;the bestwe k^^on^'^^ ' ¦"^^%-t^'f*ta'?^^-^.- .bo ' \lL1____ ^ . ' congregation .is. o^oor j^

p^he dbl- i"" ¦ SXU' M Tear

* '. ! ! \ ! -P-t from Mencphtah's bcring toward

^ ' nd'e^n^" ° ¦ Israel in Egypt. If an attempt were to undat.ons and conflagrations were ex- think tney ^ighi giye U8 Bomethirig in, the-resolves of the Conference, and to1

. L gocietv founded in Philadelphia ^mj M^W ,^ V ec :. ¦¦':'. . • ¦.¦: Kates of ADVFRTisixo. be made, even by an artist of genius, to coedingly violent dunng.the past year, retarn.V; Gonvincedpf their benevolence hold their office ^iritil their , successors ?."T- . •' ' . ,. ¦¦'¦' "'; ^fo^ irf.. with , other cbngregatioris, its.^auge for •

' B^*"*^ " qUflliUe8 of disposition developed^ the bought mourning into many ^housef liki^^^^rrieSJ^« IS MS-»— ° n'f^ SSi S gT^V^

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*, 2« Sk^^^'ft. Lis -of Menephtah rehearsed in the ;hold. ,: Also the calendar of gross crime, ^^ M\.£i^%ff i&i&\ ¦ SSS*g^RS&f

'ffli^^ : ^ '&S S S f cr f rm^m^tf . *

Sffif^Sa ^ SWS^S Bible, the best surely would fall shortof contains many a page more than in fbr-; Would^ lk to have, and¦'#»&' in^n! tl S ont 1?SS2lSS ^^«»^WfiSriSui'- !

S<r r^^X1 'lentil" this realistic historical carving." «P<* y~«- ^^

alas! many

are those going to them; It ^

,-fc ^ - jw^^^^^^tttHev^ ^ * X iB ln J 4unti' be^ Hebrew, CongreiaHqnsV^^Wev^largeofflrerK or con«rcgatip..N „r , m,.!.*!

u. Nr who did sow m tears. And yet, many we want of them unless it be riven for 'quest of . ttej^pia^onv'to . publ^Mhe the. defensive aiso in com. , jr . q congregation;may be as n.

a-^r-Jifi %™;« .nJSa TH* rope has ^taed quite . U^y more did reap in joy. For all over our the p^^el^bt

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" " ftt ~ber of th* ^'r5^•" Hin nwoMance with the- iihi»v. ih i-y arc roquwM-i. . ^

*» ' „„„„,„ f(,. .... tan . -\t _on „ UP.T ^ v '-- • ^ J " v -,' - the land toibwQfcae membets- of.the as- literature to expound our cause. It is ¦

- , ,: ,• ' ^'fto «o notify the jmbiiKh. r, *h cu giving their storm in the Catholic communit y over country the year Obw A. Jtt. was a year orepit and indlgent nlimater, whose Bociatibn^pnor?fo' Passover -'of- the year . mnn taMa Lfc however that the Hnown , respected,, useful ,?: j t,has a rec-«>«•«¦ __—_ the audacity of those Italians, who of profound peace, plenty and blessing humble petition wo publish. It is your 5650 A. M;, by'sirnply sending -in their a &™ ... ™r ' ,. . ...'• • tlirrtr™n ord . it makes history ;-iGcw>perates it -

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^^lrD,^1mU^r'rthe erected a monument to the philosopher, in alt departments of human enterprise. good and our hettrt7 8UppOTt; for ; reSpeotive ; names to 'the ^Xeoutivi

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fitn gthe cW^e of Judaism;^S ^.;;" Ptt'd

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»«* gently v,ish,and for;vrtiich we^^golved; .That all,proceedings of ^ J^£ ou^Sud^againsV^f *^^loriger ^fo^igrr and excep-k^^ap^ion.

A DVLBlIS,EMI:J,TS mU,1l yew 1600, because he proved in his have not been for years; industry and muBt humbly beg. , ¦• .. : -' - former 'Rabbinical Conferences - b^col. S S^S^^S

tipnal bbdy-i

t^^^Oah.;: , Send on— writings to be an incorrigible heretic, commerce are in a flourishing condition , /^neefe^^iTS lS^SK^S and he

would not

recant' L the «oepidemics crossed ourbo,ders ; health, 4 for ' more ihan. one reason^ m :

SZSS«« Pope announced , with much satisfaction , iMtt todlmppfa^ aro^^ ;); ^^.Ort l^ that the Bavarian bishop. ordained a those many millions of people: Mohave

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CORRESPd g^E^ £coMMUNiOATK .sK not .iiwri by the wiitj tt win general fast and 'day of humiliation in reaped with joy , It was a year of un- Anieridanvisrael - 'into ' the' tembles and ^^ ¦^ ¦ ¦ ^ t 'aMB^'^^ "~ ¦ ' ¦'^ r^mX^ltrwl^^k^lu^ou^ that country , to expiate the sin of those common mishaps, but also of uncommon Sabbathm ols; we need the fratern^'¦• ¦«^^»"'*ft°»MW'ff& l laUttn infidels , who dared erect a.mon- prosperity and plenitude. Let us thank' uriio£^he>i*l' ¦ ¦¦xF F - ivv -Pr 'Fnf t: " „„* n *n i.u' • i Hf>i.v^ fnr tliv» n1im«rrar» hlp«<lir™«hhw. ,. : .:•«' ; "' - • . , ; ;: ir°m D ecoming :humiha^^ ::: wV f '^ap^ ;eK-\ -^ . '¦ - '^¦ X E VS irEMj S. umen t to Bruno. All this is to say Heav^foi the numerous bless^ngs^ow: recflgm^^¦- .: Wwi«'4^^*»W'^,^

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t the Inquwit'on in J 600 did flie ered upon us, and submit with childlike ;in- the land, to' represent judiism in the of each ntember,Sbeing $2, 0, -ehallvbe: ?? " ". T-^v"'" ' 'r^" ' v.g ' . Mr- Harry; G; WeilfJKteturned irom .^tt^ofteffiwriStW v? fi ght thing in burning that man for devotion and pious resignation to the trtelig&ofiMt^"¦ ¦

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to ««- op»lon',»ke. Does it not also tell that , decrees of the Almighty, as our ancient kaVmefe ^1 ^¥ , ¦ \ \ .; n 8imi,ar Crime3' in behnlf of the church teaCh6r8 in8trU?t US' " V "J^"- dUt? to -

' the,Central Conference; of KtgeS>vS&StoSSSoS- 'J^^' " ^ . ,most ,k . h^^^«^^Jh^^^,;.. ,;.

. P^^^^f^Sny n00n tO II0^^uld be iustifiable to.day •o.l the sam6 topM^^

X6ni»viwe*lietoft Monday noon to "Xoech" to form this- conclusion. If the- deed absolute; There is.no, eyil without the Called.:up6n by' the . Corresponding: Sec- . ll >nrove^li0ceS^^ it' will nr^are u- ' . •V^V^ •**,¦•& V ^' ;. 'Mrs;'BenjaniinVPner^a«bf^ulton,. ^, .m.3 tw«i ; . ¦ . was criminal in l GQO.whyshould Uiose be good in its- lap. . The mishaps j are the retarv : ioJ tfte assooi4n^p^^^

^^ -8t tOHlS-lieforc Monrtii y noon to 21.26 Chest- • '¦ ¦ • " u0° uc . ." ? . .. J . V . . . '^: J ' - ¦ ' ' ™

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•: nut st- ' ' -:& : denounced , in 1889, who say so to exceptions, and the cause of Sorrow to the Passover x)f 5650 A. M: The official ^hich^^-^wkvrb^ held^knd Pn ! !! -¦ ' -/f " ? TiT ' Mr-' H-^- ^irschberg^ Eichmond, - VCWcac fo-J ieforo TiicsiWy noon to Aiucrictt H ., ¦ .,..,.1 ,19 1f !t ,„„„ „ /t 1 „r v • r Vin <W " Tlrn rrnnr l ia nni rAvsnl Anrl n ' i-ii ; • ' ' ' « ,' ; / ; t, V ' •" . - ^^^^¦¦¦¦ ¦•¦- ,i»mri1to, ?J D«irhoni St., the wovldv li it was a deed of religious the lew, , 1 he good is uniyeisai ana ^1 must be novvin all hands^ But, as able it'lt6 take %e : Offensive i'anldhk ¦the u ' ' ¦: 1 ; ¦ - a ' -¦ '-¦ - ¦ ¦¦¦' ¦ "¦¦ a- ¦ : '' -- s affl on8 u^ia?l^

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:$§%S ^|& tb; "P,dB6 aer similar circumstances, the doctrine ^er a day ^' of lamentation, . sd ihg ^omewha^

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. - ." * ** church ;.belng the same? We .those that sow in tears wffl reap in joy. ^ ^ f ^^t /Ao^^a iaM^ SS SSE r^S?- ' f ° ef mb^

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^ 8: ^fli^F^^^. . ¦:v^;Losdqj »: will, have another Jewish could not tell whether murder wasjus- After all ,' lifei is a dream, A;pleasant; ce^dings^of: that body, .and : Jnwte ''all. ' .

address,,,, but, we know.^,t ^^;Xord.Mttyor in the person

the Alder-, tlfiable in 1600,. and condemnable ¦'. in dream Mng8momentary'happines :and to jmn^ assom:. ' ' nian 'Sir Henry Isaac^ho being Iho first im , • , - ¦ ; ' :;¦ ;. ' ¦ ,',. '• .. ¦ -¦¦¦• '• ¦ . :>¦ :. . , pleasantieminiscences.^

A„ teasing and V TOi&ic«Bg>tte^;; V ; on;the- rc»ta Tor election to -.the mayor! '., ,, T - ,- ' .. : . ^-. - alty;¦ ¦

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th the Paris '?xP°Map, that on awaW ;;' ?5 * 0^: ^

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aUy ' —-^^—^ : - . ^-ays the^^..V T„k.cholera ragesWagdad. There ternatipnal ^ongr^^^V :.;are 20,000:jews in thai;:city. They aP- Sciences ii tobe^, ; plied for assistance; to ' Europe. . Bavon ;of the Trocadero, on the 30th ingt.. M: s6 atttned asto remember the good and have ih thfr past c

¦ ''- ¦ ¦Uirseiii seht. at once 20,000 francs.' Col- Jules Oppert, Member of the institute, f0wet the evil - - V; °hcdierice to a natural and spontaneous :. ft;might be advanced tliat quite a lateU -\\Kn6wing "all.' this and not sup- '' ;-',,'v * -^ut 'q ¦'¦"'* ,:¦:.¦' ;f ' o^ i&^V'' ' ' :v

- l - - , lectidns are^ade in liohdon: and other % :President- and^ Felix Hement, In- [ . :&£$*. Year of our co-religionisW Sg 'fe^SffiS ^S© p ^ f ^^^ Vo4m^^^^^ekco. ^rf®S^SBfioS^:. = , ; European metropoles. ^his- - time the 6pector;GeneM of Briniaiy Instiuct^¦ f i; immunity from , epidemics, did., not turn is General, Secretary of the ..Organizing jn3!ri ^,- ¦;.uj)ay, bf' -YMemorial" or :re ' all sUch'organizaiions, though: they^ay

¦. °#; 1B'e e. wp would charge on none of .our readers.' '^^ Schreibe'r, /of ^Pinej: Stree^whii" ,¦ • "• ilup inlBagdad. , ; . ;;¦ Committee of the Congress/Among;the membrance,:because its-first 0^' ¦''

¦ .'-";: - ¦ ' ¦ ¦¦¦¦-. - ¦ . ' •¦. ¦'¦' ¦ ~ foreigndelegates areDr: Guslav Oppert,- remember' the good the couhtless -nid- ^% nevertheless, been':of . inestimable i^.^^n : ¦We. : t ,;Ekp^.We •iftTe now;.a fashions; from iwhiclv We suffer; so muct ' ceJ* : v^^^i^^^^.rpi

: > TEs tnousAVI ,C Zechs;(Catholics^ere of Madj^^. lately ,« ^^convertedj it Eief, Russia DresdenV;^ M^^' . and accepted into the orthodox. Greek the Section of General Ethnology, and. ^ pastyeav; to thank 'God for^t we

:n^ ^^ .-^^^Z^^^^W ^^Church, liussia must become a unit in M. Adolphe Franck, Member- of the In-, have reaped in ioy ' '"' * ' ; ; dents, which^have heebme'rtedgnized as public ;>print; .'aiid not ; tear down, their -arnrory: df it ' Patronise the Publication -:Mrs- Swppe, iof Che8tnut5Street; ".-yriliv .- . -;.¦,

V /ianguago^religion^h is the^oV sUtu^

;;: icy;Or thatautocratic government. -Th :s ions. ,In^-.; 'i s the causo of the relentlesspersecutioh. Psychology,;^ ^^erica,rgathered inke c%&tr ^^^. under which the Jews .suft er, as well , as the influence of special particles of food in th^^.. - ;¦ ' the -¦ Germans, ' Roman Catholics and or, the physical development of nations ; _ew^

important link . ,in,-.this. ^hai^wvthp ;. .,

^¦-¦ vProtestants, of all- nationdhties. It^is and in^ Sectioivof Comparative- Ee 5^'

W ¦•W^J^? ^' ' ' and longing!r herew th:;. organize :r 0iii- m^Mib^n^T^^^ n^M .Ua^'Jr'Am^i-'ff^W- 'v Goiifire^ ¦

i:ff if ^^£&% . &*&^&!• ' ¦" ' -- V ¦'• •*¦ ' u .. " ¦ ot-ouou 01. vomparauve tie- dedicated; as reported in the American selves' fdr like .nurDoses into' a fipntral -., ™ ¦¦¦ ¦'¦ '--. ¦¦¦¦¦'- ¦ '. •:'¦; " ¦ • ' .- ¦¦- . ' - - •/ . +;-,„„.; ,tj , i i* tiv„ '^ .,wyin«;^« ^> +t,A httle daughter, :Yivienne,;wm; leave for • '. the prose yt ring mania, wh en has . Unions the followine subjects will dp t ' ,'•" / - .,' ' ' V " - -u '" ' ; '&- ' '' ?, I • Jixa .purposes inro . a i,e.ntraJ other .Slavpni corigregatioris to come to; tions. ; • Ilns is the foundation;; of •.the/Eu^ri. ^, ¦ ¦v ;¦: . ,^^¦ ¦;.; ^ . :v<:¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ b. u .¦ .-¦ .. , lJfcluus > tn^ .ioiiowmg. suDjects. win - oe Israelite; new cohgi'egations have been Conference: of ., American Eabbis, and . ... ..,-. .¦• "¦.¦.¦¦. -: '^ - .. ;.°; ¦& ¦-'¦; v ' :c ' - ' " -- ¦ w^nio nfmn-t iiM /,!. lriV,^ ' „w it -;0 nri * ^; BfiM.?S?•;'¦.'-.^'•¦.-'¦¦¦'-

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¦.¦., '' . taken that fprm^

in Russia. It is only discussed^^s th. ^ mmore sevem in Russia, correspoiidmg to rael a primordial fact, dating back to everv where ; We ha^^ . ^! r ^-- lsrf

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¦ -J^t^tuir^'^i^ttf^^Giiii^ on 'V a '^ ¦«¦:,

¦'¦ the national character, bufno more un- the very origin of the -racei or rather a inehLabW Dr ^ Samuel Hirsch and.Hi ^n&Swre^andTreasUrer;-. ' ;.. .

<;. shbuld;: ;They.will:ponie in Ume, when p perform his duty as

^such, whereyerlie y^i o m^m:J l M^W M

& ju ,t **¦ reckless, no mor, inhuman belief which has been created as the r. Sn>nd^S£; moSSbSS SSeSef : S S* f

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s>; S ^ iSS SSS' ^JfSSff^pS? ; : : and immoral, than it is in Germany, suit of a development? In this latter sup- the noble corps of Israel teachers. The thatheld in Braunschweig, inland ^ew limnes. : And!;1n -the ¦ four th p «*

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^^ j ^^^i^^^- .¦:. England, in our country, or in any position , how is its final development to public meetings ;of last year - also besides ipcludihg .all ; like, assemblages ; 'held :we .,deal how with .Amencans/ who un, ^aismis

presei ved by^he oongrega- . 3435 Pme-Street,, ,:. ^-^: ^^%.;,v-

¦' other Christian or Mohammedan, coun- be, explained?' YEeporter, M. Albert th6 biennial Council of the^ tlnfon- of ,sin<f. « t6 ^en as.a basis for the derstaudlthe valued cc-operatipn: and tions and^not by the accident ot Jn r t t iy :,.;Mra; Hiram>Steibel ^nd-fam^^^; try infected with the proselytizing Reyiile ) 'The Hittites Are there anv , ir \ r \-

as it is riot turned . Saturday ;:the m-Imfefrpm V:;, try iniecieci wiui 1 P -J fc Kev i le.J _ lhe HittUes Are there any American Hebrew Congregations, the tom aintain in;unbrokeri historic su* that' th^cause of Israel 'rebuire^ the understood:that-' every congregation, Lake'Minn etdnka: ^^T'f im ^ ¦¦' ,.< - mania. It is no more senseless and ab- admitted facts in sufficient numbers.to Sabbath-schoolUnion,- the Central Con- 'cession the : formulated, expression of W^^ ;ca^;of /W W^; the " . ¦ . ^^^ its^utie, must bV w " '.'^' >^i, ' a^-^% ' ¦ :- "

^surd an idiosyncrasy in RusHia 'tban in identify intheHittitesadistinctethnica^those other countries. It is thecauseof and religious-group, and.in the aflW cation , Society, and Boards of Orphan

: ;mEmbEJ1ShiP., ' ; ' , ;; .^r^!! ^^oppression and P—-^it throws everywhere he fire-brand of therefrom in elucidating the old Semitic ge„f and hospitals for the sick, ' BE6w.Kfe) . .f . 'W

^HebTe^-wflgr^ton^who'. to uiscnbp, h. name, before, . pyer

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& is yisitipg lier cousin vfeE^ Gr' Bush ->discord among men who ought to live religions?' (Reporter, M. Armand.) devotion and energy which betoken ^as b

^ld such.office before; is enhtled to next, in the rolls of :the association of ^ws, we, ana not every individual con

0j Wttsmng^n ^- .':,,:;;: ,:j ^,^ < • - ,in peace and harmony, and will con- -To investigate the elements of the r<i ' ' • « 1

wb,ch betoken membershil>. in th|a asspoiafcioii , provided the Central Conference of the American Station , are the conservators, guard- : • ¦ / *_ . ' . . 4,;M^B« - . 'J1 , , . , . , , invesHgare tue elements of the re- pr0gress in the cause of Judaism, It ^e claims sucm 'priv lege prior to .Pass- -o v.v „ A a„i , «aa «, f +u- v ians and cultivators of Judaism in this - Mrs. Schloss and familyhave returned :; ¦ ;;, Unue to do the same mischief as long as ligions which have been adopted by the can not be said thatthe old, fat, snoring, "over next , and fulfills6

the obligations . J^,«. ^

d only, ad^that this- may be, l ™^™ ™ *

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from a Visit of -. several nfohths^duration v

sensible people will not feel convinced three people so often mentioned in the self.COmplacent bear, Called "indifferent herein mentio^^ ^l that they are not the appointed police Bible as irreconcilable enemies.' (Re- ism," has left .its winter quarters entirely!

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^S. J^^J^^^ A li2T &r*M - i) &<-Ai-^&&pb ¦"of God Almighty. porter, M. Adolphe Franck,) Among nor that the sillv frivolous serio-comic f ^ T ^^^^T^^ ' M ^

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*^* WMi* Fr mb tf Wzs^^ ¦' "» • other subj ects of discussion which art ", TnT li ? u 1 TZ' H^ Seminary,or College;, all Doctors tw0 Secretaries, Dr. :Berkowit Z; Kansas dent and impolitic, or careless and en- are t,ok from Colorado,. V^:v- J : ;;;; '

The skeptical criticism of the Penta- other 8UbJ^cts

of d scussion which are

long-billed, mcessantty; tattling . stork , 0f Philosophy or . ^haplogy that possess, M ^^ j»hiliMon

citicinnati tangled in prejudices among ourselves, ' w -

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-.>¦. .**¦? ¦ V,.#f i- ',; ' ;- ^, u - u t , , v . t • a ¦ ¦. not without interest for Jews are the Commonly called "the self adjust ed the Eabb h eal diploma, n«lin nlnn,. ^y. ^o-. ana i;r. rninpson, uncmnati, ^

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; b ,; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lesem, pf .Quincy, ,teuch has of late been undermined in its „ „„,„. . „ ,. . , . . . >-ului"v«v v» <=u wc » a^ "»™ . j • - r. 1. . , 0 ; or which is the shortest wav> to the and must not complain if we can not Tir have returned from (i f.IiTPB rhnTif Sir'_ „ „ , following : ' Religious and hygienic otVifisf hasleft uB antirelv for its winter from a. competent authority ; all autodi- u, i w, ivuij-u is ma pui wsu way, w we . r , . . , in., nave reiumea rromapnreemontnsvery foundation. Professor Sayce's prftC tices with regard to burials ' and "A » W h^ TfT dactic preachers' and teachers of relig-' Treasurer, Dr. Hahn, of Cleveland, o ,l OVeroome the little prejudices existing visit to Saratoga'Springs, 5; ; ' :;

' paper, read before the Victoria Institute, * , elements of 'relinious ?

uarters;' .uoweve

\D°tn ot tnese

ioni who have -been for the last three who is provided with receipts to ac- outside of our.camp. -The Union is the Mr. and Mrs. ¦ Sig. J. tang and Uttle f i

London, on the cuneiform inscriptions l Z^ P T™ T, "* * ?UC

°eSSiVe ^^ flWJf j ^.

knowle the

acquired niernbership. and soul of American Judaism. It daughter We: gone to Eure&Springsunearthed in the Tel-el-Amarna, Egypt,

symbollBm peculiar to certain races. clinevery perceptibly. e^e^bo^kTSrT'sub-ect^eV ~~ '

'?™ US ' th<> estaDUsllmeilt8 which nour- to spend several months^ : ;y 5: . ;shows that there was a very lively liter-

APPEAL >» During the past year we have heard of -. ^ je j ih

9t eofogy Vnterature; In return for our. good wishes to our ."h Judaism, sustains,, governs and con- ' Simon B. Sale,, pf ? the: wholesale gro- ¦;

ary enterprise in jvestern Asia a century ; them only in one place, where they play and all such men who have rendered generous readers,, we ask of them, fur- trols.them. * It . represents us as "a body eery firm of S,:B. S e;&,Cp.i :has goneto .before the Israelites left Egypt, not only -phe aged brother in Israel , in whose yet their semi-tragical roles, more fiom important, practical services to the cause thermore.the.special favor of organizing before the world, and demonstrates that New York on a business np, - -' ,in the thirteenth, but in the fourteenth behalf we make this appeal

' was for habit than choice. Also thepoor.old feeble, of Judaism; provided, however, such everywhere good, solid Sabbath-schools, we are,

:Uve and 'act as.a power in the- Messrs. A. Lyonsi<if :Npw. York City; :

and fifteenth centuries B. C. Prof Ed- many years pa9t well and ' favorably disappointe4 conservatism, as they call

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'ward Neville's paper on his excavations known In om- midBt a rabbi of inde. that romantic formalism, assumed a soclation) aiicf r6ceive the Coas6nt of a Union, This is the next link' in the. we are, besides , merchants, bankers,

reg1Bierea at jne:Hout^ern,. ¦=at Bubastis goes far beyond Prof. Sayce'a fotigable zeal and acknowledged abihty Stoio equanimity during the past year,; majority of the members present. chain to prepare for the oflensive , and mechanics, also representatives of higher , Mr. J acob Meyers and, family, of Lin-conclusions. He discovered two statues and so was his wife as a teacher of our which looks "

the beginning of the Every member of this association to throw off the old yoke of the perpet ideas and a spiritual life. The Union J~. ^Z. ;£ "IT ^f"11164 Frl"

of Pharaoh Apepi, the contemporary of Hebrew children for the last quarter ^nd' The year just closing, we may say, ^wm B d w^^^

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ct. defen8ive. We taust not lose ^ one overcomes the lethargy of our drow8y' l' ! ^

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*.'S! 'Joseph, and several inscriptions of ,the of a century. His efforts were so unre- ™ one of progress also in the fi eld of

dJ«;SS ' S ; Jewish child in the crowd, nor must we camp-followers, wherever it holds its"

WSe£t S'SrtPharaoh of the Exede, and maintains mitting and at the same time so self-sac- Amerloan Judaism. Let us remember. Ho shall attend all meetings of the asso, permit one. to grow up without a fair meetings, and infuses new life into be- They are stopping^ at %e Planters',that the successive discoveries in the riflcing~as to impair—his-health His also, this fact on the Day of Memorial, ciation, as provided hereinafter , or ex^ knowledge of Judaism. This knowledge numbed members.. ,The Union is the M A M ' j j t T A f ivfDelta resulted in explaining the various infirmities, however, have increased with and thank God for St

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is cur shield and.our -buckler, and will stronghold and armory, our basis of ac- souri AvenS^ar'e^SnSJ tEstories in Scriptures, hithertd" but half yearS) unt;i now m ui3 0id age be. We might also call attention to the Rested That the Rev . Dr. Samuel r?mam so to the very day of the uniyer- tion, which alone can enable us to turn cousin, Mrs. Frankel, of M.ississippvunderstood. The inscriptions overthrow nnds himself completely broken in happy return, of those of our blessed Adler, of New Yotk, the only surviving sal triumph, of God's truth. H' every Is- from the defensive , to the offensive; it Mr. and Mrs. Victor Barthiwho havethe theories advanced against the an- health, and with his very estimable rabbis who happily came home to their member in this country of the Rabbin- raelite in the country was able to dis- furnishes the men and the means," the been traveling in .Europe ' fOr.)the past. thenticity of the Pentateuch. To this wife in destitute circumstances. Let us respective flocks from Europe, the sum- icai Conferences held after theyear 1840, cu^fl and defend intelligently the faith position and the fame, the rear and .three months, arrived home la'Bt j .Suh- ",

must also- be taken the article in the help this worn-out servant of Israel, and mer resorts, the mountain homes, the p^i^^'' ^^^ "aIy of Israel, the opinions of the community the front./

'.Without the Union you dtv?' ", ' ' ¦/ ,. - :current number of the Century, by John So relieve the few remaining years that "ea-side or lake-shore sojourns, which The association shall meetAnnually in would certainly undergo a- ridical would have to-day no Hebrew Mks Jessie fleller , of ;Rollft, Mo.,.willA. Paine, on "The Pharaoh of the Exo- he has i;ve on earthi tnat tbey may involve both the evil of their absence general conference on the close of the change. This state7* of things cap be Union College no Sabbath-school Union g0 to S}' Loui? nex* ek, for the pu>dus and His Son." The writer has deftl y be passed in peaoei and then we will and the good of their return, or vice versa Sabbath day of the date preceding the brought about only :by intelligent, well- and no Publication Society, but you Music

ei"ltei'lnS the: Conservatory otwoven together portions of the Biblical have the consolation .of knowing that in some instances ; but that is a purely hiennial Council of the_ Union of Amer- informed and well-spoken ministersan would have a bare, checkered, quarrel- Mr8 i,oeb pf Saltburv M arrivednarrative 0/ the stirring events which one who bag been B0 faithful in hi8 dayB focal matter, like the storms, cyclones,

ciV pdTh such years ! when said >» P«lpits, and by well-conducted , thor- ing, pitiful house, divided against itself here last Wednesday .oa 'a yfeit to herculminated at the tragic crossing of the 0f health and vigor has not been for- inundations, etc., Without much influ- Council is not convoked, the Conference ough Sabbath-schools, which must reach It is a shame to every congregation that parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cole;;- of ClarkRed Sea, with records on the Egyptian saken by bis people when he has been ence on or particular interest for the sbrall meet at such time and place as the every Jewish child in the land. . The understands the benefit and power of -Avenue- ' " ' : . . ' ';] ;;,%monuments. The.stones speak out with incapacitated by old age and sickness community at large, and so we had better previous Conference; or ite Executive Sabbath^chool Union, conducted^ by as union, and keeps itself outside of it. It Mrs. Hammer* of Mempnisborough, ¦'eloquent testimony in corroboration of from assj8ting himself. We earnestly let them alone. They, also, have sown ^^Jjj w^Scers

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B all Jewkh noble '* bftnd of men to can be found at i8 flmful because it is 1l3Sn JD isnii}, of "V' ,1? vi8itinS her sisters, -'Mesdames .

the Bible history. The Pharaoh of the request donations in his behalf, which in tears, being so long absent from their journals, at least Tour weeks prior to the the hea4 of any congregation, provides, which' no. Israe Adekberger, Abrahams and Desberger,Exodus is -tbo

^Menephtah, whose por- can be remitted to us at tlii's office , and much-beloved congregations, which cer- meeting! .

~ ^the schoois . with plans, text books, ver-' much•' lWsVa\'cong»|aBbnW \'lt - iB a -dis^ M

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¦. i: : v ' . :trait, we are told„ "betrays both softness wiU be gratefully acknowledged in th is tainly cost them many a bitter and tear- AH business proper of the association, bal information, gives encouragement to grace, because it proves the prevalence f p • ^u i8o?

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^and weakness. He is calm and cold; er. ful moment ; may they also reap in joy, ?.nd..ftl1 mattersapjpertainingtc[ Judaism, the Cflli3e|ana,seeks to bring uniform^ of -invincible prejudices among our- be X^d Z St f2? «S?She. would stir no heart, waken no love. hokat.ok, and have, especblly, the rare pleasure of -ftiSS^S?1to*S2 tS£^«?*SSS£S l* into^.«ty. ' Attach yoUrselvel ^ves, and excuses, in a measure, te MetlteS.

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Even art has not detected the slightest Joseph Leopold, Baltimore $1 00 seeing the beloved countenances before it in proper' shape, vive voce, by to the. Sabl*ath*chool Unfo Itis. The Execative Committee of 'thetrace of nobility of character, for art A. Seinsheimor, Cincinnati 5 00 their members often in the tempie^and any member, or by communication from any further delay. ' - f ^graoingi because

it weakens the cause United Hebrew Literary gbciety have;could not well heighten a quality totally B. Wolf, Montgomery, Ala. 5 00 synagogues. 1?¦,'¦"«., . any individual, congregation, or^

any ^re you disgusted with the reports of ;of':whio'h we . speak so ihuch, and for *W*» circulars to the members; invitingwanting." Soon after ascending the Ladies' Benevolent Society, Lan- To all who have lived the pasty^in

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;t6;be pifeseht; at ..*rone this vain.and weak monarch ex- caster, Pa., Mrs. R. Geisenber- sunshine and happiness, we wish #t it £? {£ SSt£ ^ntssT. Up prints, fh»%^ ^^' M^ 3^mi^^--W ^ ^^^^S^W ^St

¦ hibited the singular trai|of appropnat- ger, President 5 00 may be so also in the coming, 5650. ferred to a committee. f and.perversion , which 0$ thivest ^r^pfS^S^SS