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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

@~ Die SIS NdbsW 6 afdbtuc, tpel6s
i'd i'm Sanuar sc BON Der rTGmitb Gems
ina Warhine So, Nr. SO. 0tafaus
ctr, Netp 2JOrf, taufte. 1T ieithsr in beiz
nabe tortDdbrenOem @sbrau6e ~gepeisn. Sic
TT Mot In ut~orouun9 9eraibsn, bat Ri6is
FIR Rsparatur s~eioitet unO fin6e i'd fs sinfa9
uno 5uperldiit8 in Der Operation uno INNER
ferti9 gum Rdben. Ssns meiner 6reunOe, bic
its nit ben neuen YerbeHerunsen brauhsn,
limb iebr fir 6ieislbs sinaenommsn, unO m69te
i'd Gteieni9sn, tpeItbe i'd babe, ni6t mifisn.
Srau Nnna GS. Gutbburt,
Nr. 428, 2Heit So, StraBe, Rem Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

gas- Or. Ssinrih Suhsbauut in
Rr. 4, WatibE Wariet Spaee, label auf beute
abeno 3u elnsm idmadbaften 2aff&s frennos
lidit elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

Es- Sn Der .Spncorbta@ ipislt NOR.
gen abeno oie %eprtrelfl .De Utomsntbp : Neio.
mann'ihe 3ruppe. poruntsr 6rau S6aums
berg uno ber &omiier 9r. Garl Seinsoorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
lNCit.U on mnrrr sMiIb nsNCiculmaf

Iue ~Otstenisen 6srrsn, psIhe ouI bic 9srlpuItsrs
stele ouf BEN sgBsft . alitmortr Shubsn : Yaths
retcitlrtil. iOnnen BITE r1beren Bsbir9uh9tH bel benz
untrrjtitneten sIniebsn.
Die gBabI iroet GRIttwudb. rem 4. 9sIembtr, tatt.
Jm Iuitrage oes profoen,rn
Bub &6bdrbt. Setr.,
(2fS-l Sir. 2i6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
WorSz
Der Suite wttbst elm hsiti8sr Stu,m.
xhiHhrnh.

g8 I'm in q I o n, W.,e.. rs. ROB. - Der
Sreimafter Bertha BON Satb, pom Nttp Or
leans nod Gtperpool beftimmt uuo nit 6aums
pOue imgBsrtb, BON $3.50. 900 beiraHtet, itrans
oets Sonneritas Wor8su aul Den 6Iptn8 Ban
Sbpuls. 9eute ipsbt Elm ftarfsr SEooftutnO,
Del6er bofsn ldBt, Das Gabr5eu9 tplrD pieDer
Holt perOsn. em paar S6leppoampfsr Rnp
an 6Hlfe qeeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
Gin alter Treun6.

estt OttIsn 9abrsn bat Die BrNe Die tuoBItbdtlssn
@irfanssn BON SuHetter's N aasn Btttersm auf.
ssjabIt. 3sttlnss. 5erausssbtr, eariftReusr. Gsr,ts,
aauFeuts. Irrts. uno GIottsn . piRitere. Gbemttsr,
Rs&ts0ssbrts, gsiRIIas. iurs, stns unssb.uer, GniabI
BON 3su8sn isbeH stanOts unb gtrufss babsn feline
Birtiamkit btHdtist. Die Namsn uuo 8susnsNt bic.
fer RsriOnen Fno bsrsits psr6ffsutIi6t tporbsn. Dt,Is
bon tbusn iino BEN YubIttum ippbIbsiannt. Sbr 3sue.
ntB ,purOs ME ansssriftsn Oosr ~bsipsIfsIt. Dieter
aIte greunb
II srprObt uno bon 8snsu, bsrtn Gsb,n urb @siunobsit
sr 'rrsttst bat. fir cine refine. unI6aoIl&e uno Bberaus
psiIiams Tlsbiiin sriIdrt porosn. Vile gsriuGs, tbn
aus Der Sani bss gubli,ums su psrordnssn. Fub IsbI.
ssiaIassn. Nt4ts sIstat benz spObItbdtissH SsfHbIt.
,psl&ss bic Nnpsnbuns btsiss uni6dbbarsn SsIImtttsIs
bel benz esipsnbsn bsroorruft. Sss Bitisr,n milbsr
Sti&mad, feline Ftsrs uno itaftiss geittuns auf sinsn
ialvaasn gassn unb bic babur& bsrbsts.fibrts Rsint.
suns oss sanssn a0rpsrs smpFsbsn ibn bsr sanssn
Wenidbsit oils siasu suSsrIa issu Srsuno.
1917 or A7,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
6umbOlOt Noge Nt, POI, ,,Senti6er
OrSrn Der 9arHBari."
2mf Ninth

Witsliebtr Der qO9s uno NnOsre, lprI&e 9ui babtn,
bic Var. 9Orouor. 6tano uno @arf erobe ~ BEN am 10.
5ebruar 1871 ftalttnbtnhtn Sttfun9efti uno e fttH
aahtttbaa Dbt8er 2oge su tttgtrH. lurrbEn streSlaosn,
WOntag, ben % HOP, Absnbs IA D ubr. I'm Srritts
%nlststts . S&uI8sbduos an Der SttnnpftaBs Iu tie
ldtin,n.
" o. 3usst6 ituo bic gtttBIttoer Der voumbulots
2oSs" 9eb itn, In err ~BeriaRmlurg Ju srlhsinen. um
ubtr bic 2ebensostitt:ruH a%bInfimmCn. puhsri@si-
Isnoe nsrosn als NIT or Uts9rbett Imntno bstra0ttt.
5m NuftrOge:
tx8l-l, G3roru Eorun G Gkfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
9eutlfer @nu= unn Snarncrcin mr.

Dbiasr Ysrsin bat flo nit iebr sitnfissr GonFttutton
organtftrt unb ftuost Die srte giu3abmna am Dtsnfas,
hen 80 Nop.. haiti. aus JliisliRoer. iopu ioIhs. wsldt
lb nod ani4Ittbtn toleu. lpFroen gsbtten. Nbtnos n 8
usr bel o. $elbtHs, Rr. IS eeDrc @anaraAe. ~
srihs'nsn, d Sidnfer. WraRosnt;
3 sfIAier, 0t5s'pt6i.
&b. Sfaabt, Sddbm.
(28I-S) RIemm. Eetreidr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

a. gts Brlsi Flr ansaR eelf5OrI asss In be-
&SbtO. b. 3D.
81 Gin Brltf FaT augua Sub Fisf Ia SeG gtStB.
b. Bi.
ct 9ufssttr ett .S1buTs On 0Nar.a Sersins
gpterDD-i, " triu@t, n org GIpeb :, 81 onrlaS
TDrttcu
ar sir 5tI, dnua 5rubHisH Iisst stn grisf In
Der &rpcb. ., 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

OTIini.Qoae Wr. I, 8 9. 8. &.

~HWHH"%UNI WTs II y. " % Us
Vile BriNfr itnb sriuht Iu Der an UeittUud. ben
80, N%oOeTbsr. in OFT sCrD.Sdue" fulfil O,notn Ge.
rtrul : Btrtammlung Iu ,rlGttHen. SllaumntB DIrb
mt 5 8%enraft. Bertbeiluns Der rsurn Ssltbbtter
uno ptpllBe Stihlut1e brs SeRiTal.Ytrstns lisgsn our
SrleotauHB uor dab Ottne btes CUR ytuhtttt lir roithe
,Freuroe. wtds bteler Heuen uno ihntl smpurbllbtpbtn
Soge ft1 GnihiitBen molten Strltlus 1T nit sIntr Dr.
b,ns . Nebens = Selitsrlna osrbunOen. pslde ourh biz
BdnBtn a'tr. SiGaten Uetbrettst III uHo BERN StetbrfaH
erlsS Brubers be summit Don $500 unb fir bic 6iau
cines Sruotrs $3.50 Stetbsstlo prUmpI aus IIblt 8aE
S,nstt fur trdnte Sritcfr Ottrnst s. ID. usnIltd. Die
ro9s 1T nod pts jun rs Beginner often tir BIN @uf.
IOae Sur Stherittlung ieiRet 6anilis 6rf'ns ~ ems
pfebltn. 9tGgtrs Nnstunft srtbellt DIR Natb. Sifr.s
SroB' Sspntrlr ) GRI,d). Rr. 180 RSuIblRston.
otCuse.
Igal Gri.hr,L Iaso-an EsFr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

~- SIM S6ueenparFe persen morsen
Wabmittas bic Seluder mt uor3h8lI9sr Cons
leItsW u iif unterhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
~ @he1ienc Wnetinn7s ~ mia.

N1VHN FHEFNHW UEI1s
Btionotrs Autn1ertiuntfi tpiro ouf II fern ON Vfate
WRO td9 2S, oS atadm 2 ubr fatin -oer ben 8rrtauf
BON alien paht' 5ntsreN s Der "Grape Sugar and Vine,
gar Manufacturing Company tn BEN BrInOeieen.
tbunl an Der Jtoroott : 9de Der GaRsrrsNusuu uno
9~sIuufene paniIsit oss plGsts Rr. 1864 1891 Gafsrr.
Nusnus. tpslasr bon bsiaStsr SeICnihaft ais 5abtit be.
nubt futro.
W'aihtrtn uuo Npparaie, Gig, Wtidtorn. aobItn.
Syrup, Bartnls Utobtlicn II I. 10 iuts es in elmer Vim
jeiqe In ben Wuitipuss NnIetge = SDdlifn beidrtsbrn 1T
8aialo8e, tuelds ale @inJslbeitsn sntbalten. fam man
tn uHiersM Biirsnu erhaltrn
p. q. 6ulipan 8 Spbn, Wutt.,
RorosaBef'GGe Der 9sriuatoHs uno Gouri.
1880 Ionhnrnbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

J Srn. Sames Gr9er's @tabliIss
msnt In Oem RarmOrsebduoe yr. 184, 8tft.
Baltimore Str. elm 9aus pom ct. 9aul Str,
1T elnes Ssiuhes tuertb. Die eIssanteten Wb
beln unO bic aeihmaduolften Wanos uno
Yteileripiegsl, 8smdloe uno SupFerTtihe limb
bort i'm fstniien arrangement 3uiamnenasz
iisGt, unO oie Yrsiie Dieier artifet 10 m6Big,
onB aud Oer WtittelItano Dor .iuenl Rautbe
iube nitt 3uridJuidredsn brau9t. QBir EN-:
pFebIen Srn. 6rDer bel OOrtommenOem 8es
o%irfnlie bon Waarsn in isiner Brande uno
tno aber1eugt, NIT oleier gmpfeblung MUIR
@hre ein1ulsaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
Germanias SputDrrein Nr. 2.

Grftt jabrli&.B err ammluns u6dHsn et ontasN benb,
ben 20. Nopbr int Bsreins . Gutale Rr. 1bI. Cub.
9barise hruat aae Wlt8lteosr tutroen sriu9t, BET
Dtrmsioung Der 9eieblIdfn Sirafe Az eritstntn
(2Sl-2I 9h @teinbah. Stft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
SAINTS st. 9Obn,
pr. SappinatOn's 1fbfr- piutn

3uut Blutreinl9en u. Stdrten ber Beroauungss
Sroare
sic tpirien ipeiiffh uuf bic Hb. uuo Nusionosrunas.
Draane uuo belitu o,r gatur. alt unfetntaftttpn auss
1~utdstoeu. psrpe fern DISCRIMINATION oss Waetns unp
bripssn eint 8s,unhe f~bdtt8ttit bst H,btr. etrespsios
uuo 3ttertn betpor ft osrlrladen fent Grdmpfs, ipfp
bern srrtssn trsisn auspurt hes @altntpHes. Yrapa.
rtrt bon Or. Sapstnston, Rr. 132. Npres 0apfr.
prtts 20 Cts. ourb Die pptt %ptrianbi rs Cts.
lglou. 23, l2Wttt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
Nu& RnTou.

30 0 n, rs. N0uem0sr. -Boup. 0latllr
bot Farrell uno MtSaine, tuelhe I'M Sabre
1865 tpegen Raubss 5u rs Sabren 3u6IBaus
uerurtbsllt tuaren, be9oaoigt. SIN 3a1tbauiG
puroe 9ehern Der Santla9un8sta8 IN hblIher
l4eile geteieet.
9as paus Rr. PSI WaIbingtonfr. nuroe
geItern ourb einen SrQn0 beOeuten0 beltGot9t.
Inter ben Sdaoen 2ei0enoen befiHoen iid
Gbriiopbsr RenHes, 6aars GabriFant uno Qe.
y. 0orHer, Sbtir9sriilts nno 6enferlaoens5 ia
%0rItant. Der 8erlult bstrd9t 2O,OUO.
Aus SleDeIauo. - Die @efeaf baft
Der uSumberlanpsM rmee."
&lsuela S9lo, 70. Jtou. Die
bier tasenOe geieQi6aft Der IS SUNDERLAND.
ArmeeH pdblte ben Sen. Roienerans an STEELE
o.s perft. Den. Gbomas gum Yrdtoenten un0
bei1loB, su Gbren Oes Anbentens oss oert
Generals Die Jabnen Der @siell1att NIT
SrauerSeiben 5u Uerisben, FIR Grrt6tung Ell
mes Wonuments tir ben SerItorbsneH ~ lors
gen uno cine Geographic bsii:lben BON einsm
leiner Sameraosn anfertiBeH ~ Iaien.
Die nattte SiBung Der Convention Iol am
l6. uRo II. Nop. 1871 itatlftnOtr.
aus WprSs Garpltnd.-SAiffbru6
QBtlmlHaiOn, rs. blob aut Oen ,5Ip:
ing Bans bpals i9eitsrte Wtitino1 UNI llugr
Wor9eus Der S9ooner sAlba," BON 5GdlOn
bile, JloriOa, nab einem n0rbliben Saten
beitimrIt n nit SlaubolS belaoen. DIE
Wanni1aft murOe ssrsttet. I'm Gage oaraui
puroe oas S9iif pleoer DIT un0 bonn Dam
pier sSooiae" ms S9lspptau 9enommen unD
na1 9tem Snlet Bar 9ebrabt. Mtan betRrb
tet, oaB bas S6iif uerlOren geben pit0.
Gas S9iff sBsrlta," oas ebenfaas auf ben
6rping Yan Sboals itettsrts, b%efinoet it6
NOD BORT. Setne &aoung beltsbt aus $500
Haaen Baumnole.
Nn her Rhftr miithef Elm hsftiner EtuIm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
Crlcans= Daubercin Wr. 6.

Dieter nsue Derein bat butt annabrne Der Gonfitu.
tton uno Y cu1hluns ielrsr Bsamtsn fb uoufdnotg or
ganiFrt unb w'ro nddtsn Dienfag Ahfno. osa 20.
Jiopsmbsr. i'm Beriamnlunss'a otai be, u wR Sins
ben u Rr 81. Sdna's nabs SrIsunkfr 4,
bic erite noheniltde Gtnjahlurg unD Nnmelouna fnr
@eio Hat,ftnDcn. lBer nod ~bsitrsten min. ptridums
ni9t. ~ sriGsintn. inottn bic Hntbsile innen abssbsn.
Morris q eproua. prdi
Ga'l Stbst,. Sdnbmtther;
(28l-S) 4, uts 3uiaut, 5stretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
Hm Krpntffr.. 1heater

9ibt's beRle amer goiftsqun8sR: cine Na6mit.
tags. Die anosre &bsnOs. SRI. &atie 5tiber
uaittrt in beiOen nit ibrem obgerihtsten8fsroe
i'm g6ranjDItiaen SptOn" sum leBteu Wlle.
ole SraasriH Der E'telrOQe, bic fe uOrtrsili6
Our6fubrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
ag-SNsr 81 gssis,nAtsn a,rh.

kSt ~ Nstpu gMteH BtIb'
den Dtll, iolIte surge OaHr
oab bas @sIo aud
re9t3ettiq, isherfotIs aber
e1sr3u frHb, aI85W pdt, ems
trtfft. gsih, o lGn9eoer Rrtes
.oauert, unO Die S4tfffGbrt
IetSt UisOsr sntsr6roSs mT :
8erfeuOungen mao 9Euti9IQn6
trHber, ais onf3u ma9en. . {
Office oes vGOrreiponoentsn"
b ernim M Die y erienourgO o n
Selo nab9eutidlaH unO b Of ct
o~teielbe prompt unO uHter libe :
r 2 n ehiudundPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
MrnkeS fnmm hta m. 81. Al. M.

Beamt,n uno Wttialieotrn our Radri&t. bas NOR
gen sibenb nm Z ubr in Der dRsiampra o uea
Der nsu . s,8tauoets . ~ etamora . Gtamm Or. Il
tntanirt ptrb.
IoaI N HrfkzS,o,Se lUynb Edr if4iIhrex
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

Ms- Sirje ni9en, Die an Suften,
grtaltung, SllsentSanoung, 6alsbrGune oOer
Rsu6buften lstOen, finoen ii6,re SeilunS in
Or. W / q s Q9ilo Giridens Bal;
a M, wsIdsr betnnbe isit einem balben Sabr.
b~unoerts I'M @sbrou6s 1T unb nob INNER
leine lang bttpibrts Stipulation ole oas SrOBs
0silmittsl fir ale &rauibsiten oes oalies. Der
Gurge unO 6erSruIt beibebalten hat, (277-8D
NS- Sur 9siIun9 Uun Suften, GrFdts
tuna ODER ranbem gals 8ebrau6t
BrOipn'S SrOnhial Erp6eS.
(Nou, lO.ti.a, E ,unbp. ,6VPte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26

iolbeu, 8%ele8enbeiten hblide @Ottes oienit itatt
ole Yreoiaten batttn mebr p0er mln0er aul
ole StDeutune Oes Saaes. Den Grnotesg rtrag
uniere Stnotuerbdltniie uno aroere nabelies
genDe Sin9e Be3ug, Sn Der proteitantiIb
episfopalen SrinttD Gtr9e auf Der Ode Der
prattltr, uno oes S%Ioaopag gin9en iiber loo
Bsrionen gum Abenomable Der 4ltar nal
mt S,nnbtloern oes Se8ens = Sontbrben
uno Wai3sns& arben -, be uabber unter Die
Grmen pertbeilt puroer, 8ei6mtdt, uno cine
Gplefte fir Die Armen srQab cine betid1tllts
Summe. Sn eini8sn &irbsn iuaro aud
abenos @Oitesoienit, iople Sanfsebets' Der.
lammlungen Sebalten.
Ste s6eptaiopben1 (Sieben Meiien Wdns
nsr) pobntsn. 1875 Mli8lieOsr fart, bon Dem
Ober. arhonten 5amss Doun9 uno Dem
Staats : @roBarhonten Gen. Bier begleitet.
Dem @oitesoienfie in Der -grit @pan9sliids
Sutberii6sn Rr1s@ an GsrIn9tons, smti9en
parts 9onarotr., bet. a5ator WeSron
nabm in ieinsr prsoi9t auf bte SnIarlit au'
threm Banner : ,,Nelsbgt, 99abrbsit uno
Wobltbdtisfeit" NIT oeresfen Worten Ss3us.
Sn ben perihieoenen QYohltbatigtsii5z Ans
ftalten puroen outdt belonDere 5sitSs,idte O,s
5niafien on Die iJeisr bes cages IN pobltbuen;
Ger gBsiie ertnnert 4; BON Der IN abb 0tsIer
SnIttutioneu nennen mir nod belonoers oas
,Alssmsine Seutibe Waiisnbaus."
aut ben SnIafen Der Straf. unS Beie.
runss anfielten iparsn fehltGe ueberrafaun:
gen sssbnni. SIM 3u&ibauie, mo- it9 bic
30 Sobn &. Soro. James 8. Walers, SEQ.
IT, Berrp, 8oD. &snpld uno U y. Burt als
Direttoren, ,opie Der Siaottatb Sr. Sob. &.
Spmmerlod uno An0sre einseiunoen, mar
cine proplipriihe 8ibne erri9tet, auf pelher
Der urfomif6e Mlfr. Burnett. SRI. Ralb uno
.. Sbarplrp pur6 gelunsene Y~antomtmen,
bumorih,iHs uro muiitalilhe Yorird9e pas
bunt suiammenSemhsftle Yubllfum in bic
beiterffe 2aune perlrBten. grtra Diner unD
arbe,tsrait fenn3ei6nsten auBero,m fur Die
6trdfinae ben Gsisrtas. - Die Corrections,
anfalt fur iusenolite Sbunl6tsute ~erfrsute
i4 aablreiHer SsiuGe Seltens Der Greunos
Der 9rfteren uno Der &Hgeb6risen Der Seq.
teren. 6rttb 8ab's 8ottssnlenft in Der Gapslle,
Wittass Elm SetmabI, uno ber Sag n,rlisf 3ur
6rtube Mger.
Die ausfslunssn in Raine's 9ale saH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-26
6arrilnnz8auherti In Dir. 4.

L2aI-sl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-31
A Lee tie too Smart.

Old Rumfeldt was q well.to- do
farmer of ofStewsrt county, Tennessee.
He was regular in attendance at
court at Dover, but seldom turned
his face homeward until he had swaI-
lowed more whisky than his skin
could well hold or his legs could
conveniently carry. On one occs-
sion he got on his level early, and
about the middle Of hot July even
ing started for home. He had not
gone far, however, when he was
seized with an uncomfortable desire
to take nap. He dismounted from
his horse, turned him loose to Craze,
and rolled himself into fence cor
ner. He was sleeping very sweetly,
when he was espied by a buzzard,
which was sailing about the vicinity,
hunting for something to eat
Smaller and smaller grew the circles
of his victim, cautiously taking OBJ
servation. At last, but still in some
doubt, the bird lit on the ground near
its expected feast. About this time
Rumfeldt became aware that some
thing was going on, aud he partially
opened one eye, and saw the buzzard,
but still too drunk to take any active
measures to drive it away. He,
however, kept close watch. The
buzzard strutted around him, all the
time inspecting Rumfeldt closely
and cautiously to ascertain positive
ly that he was dead; he finally be-
came satisfied that the corpus before
him was indeed carcass, and con-
sequently "his meat" whereupon he
advanced deliberately to Rumfeldes
head. and have him a severe peck in
the face. This aroused Rumfeldt,
and striking out lazily with his hand
to prevent repetition of the sttack,
he exclaimed, "LOok'ere here-yOu're
a e tie TO snaart-I amt dead yet''
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-31

man. Every faculty of interest seem
ed multiplied a hundred fold and CON
tracted in his face. All present knew
him, and in death-like stiffness awaited
the result which they knew was to en-
rich or beggar him.
The right card turned up. Ny
friend had won. A hand reached
forth to grasp the twenty thousand
dollars, and ] made a movement to
thrust the robber back, for such I
deemed him, as l locked up from the
table l had been watching and missed
nv friend. His hair was black, this
:ntruding stranger was gray-headed
man. A second look showed me that
the uncomfortable agony of suspense had
turned my friends hair whitel l was
not alone in the discovery, for cry of
horror burst from the assembled mass,
following close upon the hearty cheer
of success.
He never after that drank drop of
intoxicating liquor, or played a game
of chance. He returned home by the
next steamship, and though his be-
trothed was surprised at his grave
face and gray hairs, she attributed
them to toll in the mines, for her sake,
and cheerfully fulfilled her promise of
marriage.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-31
E A German genius has invented

% A German genius has invented
a speaking machine, which is now on
exhibition in Leipsic, and is master
piece of inventive art. 1t is in imita-
ton of all the parts of the human or
gans of speech, executed in India rub
Der and wood. A keyboard, played
like that of piano, puts the parts in
motion, while by pedal and bellows
the required air is sent through the
windpipe. The keyboard has only
fourteen keys, representing the sound
of a, o. u, i, e, j, r.w,f, 8, b, g, d, sh;
the other sounds of the alphabet are
produced by the same movement and
the admission of more or less air. The
sounds of m and are produced by
closing the lips, and by pressing the
tongue against the roof of the mouth
&c. The French nasal sounds are pro-
duced by separate contrivance; The
laughing. it is said, sounds truly dia-
bolical. and the Growing of a rooster
very comicsl.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-31
A Nice Story About a Dog.

Once Scotch shepherd was tending
his sheep on the Grampian hills. His
faithful dog and his little boy three
years old were with him. This little
fellow could not climb the steep hill, so
his father left him on the plain, gather
ing flowers and berries, while he went
high up on the jagged rocks to over
look his fiocks. Suddenly a very
heavy fog came up. The shepherd
hastened to seek his child, but the mist
was so thick he could not find him. In
vain he called and whistled; neither the
child or dog made any answer. The
poor man got lost also, and at last after
wandering for hours, he found himself
near his own home. The neighboIs
listened to his story and eagerly went
with him in search of the child. Day
after day they secured the country in
every direction, but the poor little fel
low could not be found. Then the dis,
tracted father began to ask questions
about the dog Where was he? Had
he been home at all while they were out
on their fruitless search? Yes, he had
run in the house two or three times a
day, just to get his regular allowance
of cake, and after taking little bite he
had ran away with it in his mouth.
This he had been doing for several
days, but the poor, heart-broken moth
er had been in too much trouble to
mention it. AS soon as the shepherd
heard this he waited for the dog to
come. The faithful fellow came at
last, slowly and painfully, as if he had
hardly strength to walk; but he would
not eat more than little piece Of his
cake, and again went off bearing it in
his mouth. The father followed him.
AT last he came to fall of water
short distance from where the child
was lost, and from this place he began
to 90 down hill that was so steep and
full of rocks that the strong man could
not get down without great difficulty.
Once down, the dog turned and went
into a cave hidden in the bushes. With
a beating heart, the father hastened to
the spot, and, looking in, he saw his
little son sitting there eating heartily of
the cake, while the dog stood by bark
ing with Joy. How the little fellow got
down there, no one ever knew; but he
was found alive and well. The dog,
who had never left him night and day,
except to run home and get him
cake, had saved him from starving.
We may believe that the noble animal
was well fed and nursed that night,
and that grateful prayers were sent to
heaven from the shepherds cottage.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-31
Hints to Dancers.

f'Hiram Stebbins,'' who has been
taking notes for us at some of the re-
cent parties, has developed the follow
ing rules, which viii be found inyalua-
Die to our dashing young men:
When you dance schottische. he
sure to hold your feet up as a doc
holds up lame paw; it looks grace,
full.
When you dance polka always be sure
to insist that the music is too slow, and
hurry your partner. If she knows
anything, she viii like you, and you
will be sure to get her to dance
with you again-if She can't help it.
When you "alemand left" catch the
lady's hand as if you were going to
pull her out of joint, aud if you can
manage to "bump" against the next
lady, it will heighten the effect.
In ''dos dos" if you can manage
to 'bump" against your vis vis, and
knock her ckignon askew, il viii amuse
the bystanderS.
Be sure to criticise the dress and de-
pertinent of the ladies in your neigh
borhood, particularly if you are not
very well acquainted with your partner.
One of them may be her sister, and
your criticism may thus reach her ears
sooper than you expect.
In the "Laucers, make a point of
prompting your neighbors that a
'grand right and left'' goes the other
way, no matter what way they set out.
They may think you know something
about it, even if you know you don't.
When you waltz, grab your partners
hand and hold it straight down by
your side or keep it bobbing up and
down like pump handle.
In "balance to the right" use your
heels on the floor; you may thus i'm
prove yourself in clog dancing; no
knowing but you may be reduced to
follow it for living, in which case it
will come handy.
In order to cultivate graceful mo
tions. perform a double shuttle, and
move your arms up and down like a
wood sawyer's; it is becoming-to a
wood sawyer.
If you are from the East, be careful
to ask if this or that is the way they
do "out here" and point out the diff
ference between Eastern and Western
habits, to the disadvantage of the West
ern
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-31

A CONSCIENTIOUS OBsERvANcE.-An
Irishman made sudden bolt into the
druggists shop, took from his pocket 4
soda-water bottle filed to the brim
with some pure liquor, and handing it
across the counter, exclaimed:
"There, doctor, snuff that, will
you?"
The doctor did as he was directed,
and pronounced the liquor to be genuine
whiskey.
"Thank you, DOCTOR" said the Irish
man. "Hand it to me again, if you
please"
The doctor again did as he was di-
rected, and asked what he meant.
"Och, thin," said Pat, ''if you will
have it, the priest told me not to drink
any of this unless 1 got it from the
doctor. So here's 10 your health and
the priests health.