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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23

&. BON
Observation-Disclosures an OsrgBaibin9ton &eaO.
Al Folgr ctuc5 EeIrcics bts Rrtls.gerl6is Der GiaoI
Baltimore Uirb Der untsr ttjnstt Btrlualttr aui bfttut.
ltbtr Auition an Crt uub Situs btutc. ben q.
YtoUtmbtr 1870. RdbmittGgs 4 ubr, gum Wcrtautt
autbtrtCu
Jsus btibrn sruubandt. in Der siabt Baltimore
Nclcacn unb. pic toiat, beltrttbCi rdmli1 on Der
5uoulitut btr INSTRUMENTATION, 2ll t}uB 3 3on Won
her Nornoticttt Der SiOtboImtraBe a%nidngenO ham
ruroOilth an Der wa lbtngtOu.Houb IL 5uB 8 3ou
gCbtuD Onnu llOotiltb, parallel init Der StodbOlmtir
so HuB bis an ctne 10 juB brrtit Autp bunu lhbprt.
iIb II {uB 8 Sou, unb Damn notbwtitltb 30 5uB bis
iuin AHiunGtpurtte. uzBz
5lr utu iurisn 8rlnOpIob an her GAboi.Gtitt Ou
Gibngtor'RoSo, 21j iFuB l Sou non bcr Stodbolu.
NruBr u%nidnRtrb bauu ucrb0Ilib an Der gBalIingtons
Woab Ii jus 8 sou BCbrno oann llo6NUlta. paruutI
m. Der SiOdbolmitTGBc, 30 EuB bis an cine 10 5uB
brrite NUCp gtlrnb baum i~ioWtfItb II fuB 8 3Ol,
uub oart nOrOUtttlt6 90 Jus bis Jun Wntana spunlit,
IS itHb bts Die bet0tu 8tutl Itidr, lutlhe tn cintr AUs
pOtbd bon 9nbunu BrnuCr an Samuel Blad. pom %.
giDprnbGr 1869 batlrt uub IN HtUtT " ", vi. AS, 6ol.
fBu 10 ttuaeirn8rr. btlhrtsbtu limb.
1sbCr btr beluBtcu 8uinbpINbe N init tiHtm ntutr 2.
rOdlBtn ~ ubN buuie nit ACllerDClhontu btbuut unD
elmer 8ruHDmitbc uOn $50 unttripOricn.
Brunomltigr. AbBabsu II. ~. lutTOen bis Jun Utr.
tuuisinge bBahlt.
BcoiuguHRel Gin DrttibttI badr. Der Rel III uno
- WlpHRtCt Ohcr Wucs bdur.
EBiliam NJ. BufeD, VttiUattr.
ytr. n. Wti't IL gttititraBs
Ereao * 9irfldne, Nutt.,
ILhN / Z IN 70 III ll VIZ. 4 ID hnN1fEkwwA "a
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Gsg Administrators. Bcrfauf
ytS ucu

NF.Tls wv
Wtunotigentbum on Der 9oultnGDtraBe.
Vrait zines @CitbIrs ots gDaieu. Btrttts fiji bic
5tubt Baltimore lpttttu bic nuttrttnuttrn ais WOnt.
utilraioreu btB uettDrbGRrn Bnltnttn Jpiepb GdmiOt
Diruf1n. ben 20. giOUbr 1870. ytGdmitilgs 1 u9r.
an OH unb Sieue Zen tIuptelcnslueribcn 6runoplab
nit @tbduecu, an Der SiDitite Der BoultHtuftrGst
unqr'0br l22 5uB lpeilih BON Der Yi9btnrdBr. gtltgCn,
uetlduicn. Der glab III al Der gOuliutunto6t so Nun
trrtt unO ungCGbr 81 6uB tirt bis an eins . 5uB brettc
WlCu.
Die Ssbanbr btitbst IN ttrtn ~2.t5diBsn IiSgrlhfi.
Herncu FSUbHbdufc. II 6uB brett uuo timer l.f0dt.
Gen ZbmiCbc hStrfndtt. IS OUR D Sou an Der
VoultRtptrnBc brett 8runDmiei0c sos. % auf ott
aUnIen plab. bGIbi01rIidl IGblbar.
Die RsbiHgungsn. aut Stiebl be5 @tridtts. fno tin
GriitDtil bGar Elm Sritttbsil tn 3uno rin 9rtitibtil lit
Z WoHattn, Die GreOitJdblunRsn 3inlGi tIageno unO
0clH9snD Bttbtrt. %etsr artib unO
WfaTadrttbd &dimibt.
A0miuiHraiorsl nts ptttiorbtntn YaItuiin
JOltpb Sdmtbt.
IZ7T-SS) II. II. Bennett y Cpmp., Wutt.
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$500 hnnr

k1lHL tauitu tin ahtes 2.N6dt Ie5 Saus In on .gdlti.
more In elmer edten NohbatitGlt. W'uu iDmnlr iogltlh
mad Simmer Rr. 22, tds Buildings. erring'
fonfraae.
l(op j. lYVtl HrdItf y Mcdonald.
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Nmtlibe S~cfanntma6uHg,
Sine NerOrbnune,


nm arlington . Queuue. BON Der Utulberrp. bis Jr
5rantIinfrGBe 81 eUrOsmnirtn unO lutsOsr III
0TtHer
QbI9nttt1. oerFu8t uuO Ueroro.
net ourd1 rtu Bir9ermetner unb ben StaOtrutb non
Baltimore. oaB bic SiraBeR = Durtbrubss GOmmiilarc
biermlt ermldttgt uno an9tlptelen itRo. ben Sheil Der
arlington . AueRle, tUelder lUtldtH WtulbeTru. uno
5rantllnrraBe ltr8t 5u eonoemrtten uno gu btneu.
Abthnttt2 NIB iei es ertngtuR per.
oroRet. oaB tr8eno 5tmano. ODER enc Scleulhatt.
Urlds init bem aniuBe BON ShaotnsriaB uuD Bsrrn9eu,
Die gemldt luorosn, uuIuirteotn ftno, an oa5 staot.Se'
rtdt ~ oar Seit uno aut Die Ntt unb lDCiie unb nab
semahter NnIstge an ben Sae9thrator, a~ppruiren fam,
ME 90 I'M bretunoUtsIIiafhn Nttitel bar Battt1notrr
StabtsY an8totoust ii. unD Der Rsetiira'
tor uno etaotsStnnebultr lolen glsihfals ioIhs pHih.
ten in pinftt Der StraBsn srtauSn. psIhs tbnsR purt
gsnannten Nrttttl 0utetlsgt nor, en-.
Nbl1nttt3 unb Jet es ferucr nerfH0 ct
peror0net ouB btelt BerotbnunB Opn oemSagC
t9rer Nnnabmr an in RraiI tIete.
Sene9ml9t bet %. Gtlpber 1910.
Robert Z. BdRFs. B%trgtrmeiItsr.
Die 9etreue Qbldrtft bCJeuat
1867, 1880 SpbH u. Rpbb, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23
Spc,ial gcrlauF

uprlABIiteHlRObut0uie5 amber sutton, uubs
G~omhdrOirnBt
%jrutc. ben Ii. lOu. lS7u I1hmiitdl4 3 MR.
rutrbtH iu.g Uui ui'tUllthtr WuitiDU uW 4llEc oru aaN-
gen gm"prCUIU8pcrtbtU GrUUbgIJb init Wtpauprr
an bCr lGgNltttt per ,EultuUlyHEr {. Naa4 U5I0.tt
Won btr GUmbUrournBt u]CJluUitn.
Der VluB NJ an 0cr 6ultUpNrdBt Is 6uB brett nit
eutr ltt1t pDu lu2 yuG,
Die @tJduOc bc'tCbtl In Ciusm SstottGcu @aittiu.
gvObubuult nit y NettRtII NlUttrRtbuubr VIuUu,
mlrtbc 81 pro 1Gbr. Otccs ABpRubuuB lUayo i'm
6rlblHbr btcnort. ~ bclrtu cugrrthirt. QWt acbuut
bat Vtarnlottrrpptn uHo : dlucllcH un6 Ole guUobHltdtn
imutubtgcl Standardization
Ten StuINd tam man bel !. v. louts, Ode orr
Baltimore. uu0 SJIbpuuirUBr btlpmmru.
8rfgu q RtTfluHe, Nutt,
L2IN-Nl yE. Il. EMb.N hnrIfbtTnRt.
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Nnitlld)e YCfanHtmadMig,
aHinr Wprnrhmmnn


nm Die Gbompior HraBe bon tbrem gsaenipdttiggn lutit.
iiHen Snbe an Der 6rteuoigtpiraBe bis an Die
Srietts oCr 6orrstt' StraBs 3u eonoemntrel unO
gu pttnft.
~abi1Httt l.. sci es OtriiiOt unO OerOrOnet 0urh
ben Buraermetitsr unO Sta0hdtb pon Baltimore buB
Die StraBsn'D urnbrutss Is omminare btrmit erm0d,
itet uno a. gCiucir en- itHo, bic bumplonfr0Bt DDu tbrtm
itbtgen luefilInen Snoe on Der 5rtenoIbiprra6e bis an
OIL Diiette Der 5orrefis StrdBe In iplttr gBsile gu con-
Oemntrr1 uno Ih ofTnen. baB lie otslsibe Beetle. ruts Die
bsiaete 3homplonttEGBe lebt IlpilhSn oer D0uRG. un0
frterolbtpfraBe elm mint. etgGlt uRo bic 81 e~toitnenOe
StraBe parautl nit Der 9opltraBs qrbt.
@bi9nttt 2. uno Jet Go ptrfiGt uuo U%srrrOnst
oaB lI9enb Jemdno. ODER enc BeltuldlIt ODER iittmd,
Il. ldt nit Gem Nn,Gbe BON SbaDenetiu az, B,ttagcn, pie
aemabt lporben. unJufrIeben III. an cas StaOt . 8etiht
Ia Der Sett un0 nui ole Art uRo Qpetle, llno nat aemuts
ttr NnIetge os Negtftrators, %appeIltten fam uber tons
men, ipit a. TN ort unVuIetjtQien Attitcl her SultimotGr
Staot. Werorbnungtn dnasnrDnet 1T. un0 Der HsBtit' a.
TOT uno Staot'S tnnebmer louCn glttdtaus lolhr Shtp.
ten in plnitht Der SttaBsn erttuen. fte lie oeRlelben
ourh gfnannten Nrtltel auterlegt tpst0en.
8tnebnigt am rs. GttOher 1870.
6tObert z odntS. 8~hrestmeiitsr.
Die astreue Nb'brilt brJCupt
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@runbmictBcn su perFdufcu.
Cine Ven S6Ol 55. Uttr non $50 itbt Gin BruubHld
an Der GtounttaBt, 1876 bet IU8 tfWB; Gaus uuo VluB.
lur etnCn EagHber' Salon et8uCuO. 5000 5000
aut pQpOtGd auSIulttbcu bel J. RprrtG y 8obn,
Err. o, OF. pauIfrabe. t252-)
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8urcnu Der StraRen Surebbrubss
GpmmiHdres

Baltimore. ben Il. NOU. 1870.
Ttr EtraBtn. = urdbruds GoumtNdrc MAIDEN hermit
btturut, baB lie IN ntbcrclnhintntiuB mitAblfnttt 7 Der
pom Wtapor uuO GtaOiratb erla' gntt Utroronuna. be,
tttrlt pEtne W%crorbmlr9 IUtpcH NuBiiburg %gtuifer, Die.
Ter Nrbbr0e luittbenoer Ytiu0riie In 6inhdt aui bic
SlraGtn Der etaot Baltimore" bic an 8, april 1856
btiluitgt lUurOe,
aut BffrutIt6er Wuttfon
M pntdg, Oen 8. 9eJbr. 1870. Rad,mittdss 2 ubr,
OF CT un0 STEELE ale Watri talier In benz 3 : t6dtgcn
b6Scrnen &jdu(c an Der Dtlsitt btr 3~arfOro.a Utnut.
Durtor0s bis lur Central . Nuerue geindB ttner Nerprbs
rtlug os 9irarmetHrrs uno SidOtratbes bot YaItts
more, 8~enebmi8t am 3. CUNT 1870, stOItret peroen lou.
llCgt. Otrtaulu lDerbtn.
goDie aut Ulaitrialisu In sinsm /. a6di0tn b6Istr.
Ntn etbdubt oil Der Sattorb : AOtnlie. l6 6uB ~
sou bteii nnb ~ 5uB 80 3on tttt uno In ttntn /.
i6dtgen boiIetnen Osbdubc. 7 DUB ga 3oa brett
rno % iFuB ttct. un0 In elmer l~'hBdtgtu bolIernsn
Rude. . CUB o 3ou brett uno 10 6uB ttet, BEN ttiiru
Sau,e a%nbdr8tnO uno ai ben, GOnotmnitunss /. Ylant
nit orm BahlabtH Il b1ettnst.
btrHer:
Den 9dnitn Vldb obsr 3bctl bts 8runhee. p,tdtr
rtdt far has Btti Der pOtmdnfrGBt. nj. fe jtst gtof.
net mtr6Cu Iou, nottig III 0erisl6c fangt an ttrenl
Bunlte %ungeidbr 4 fEuB z sou. intbt ODER prnigtr. on.
lid Uou bar partor0.Aucnuc an gtbt ham 6tIib IGngs
Der Gtottntc otr DOttnurttaBe, pclde isbt atbttnsi
lptro, uuseidbr e y}nB gs 3o1. mtbr o6sr lutnigcr
oann ihb6nlt6 u%ugtfGbI 3 jus IN 3ol oaun iiolUta.
lid ungeialr 70 5HB bis an Die @rtnIt bts eigenibums
ron Y. b. 5tibtr oanH noroiutrlttl, lang8 btlugttr
Brct jltnit. uHgrabr IS iJuB / Soil. intbr obtr luSrtger,
BITS Iun Nriangspunie. Dttits Bsuuoiiit NJ auf benz
Gonbemnirunasst ldne nit oem Buhtubtn G btLcldlutt
Der uorbenunntr Plab ODER Jbtl zines grunb Hadts
tUtro lOlten aulaatl untttluortrn~ utriauit lpt rbtu. wit
lie Dsm ootr BIN aduittu tit Die Wprtbttle or Sr9't.
nurg btlGgigr QottmauNraBe autetlS8i lptrben.
Der aduier ober oc aauitr tpttben 0ebdlten ittr
Burgdatt i'm oDppeltCu 8ctrdge Der Rauiiumme bafht ~
tlrr, oaB teloglts Aaui8tlO an benz Gage btiabli lptr'
btu nitro, an tugldti bic 9pinrttlGrc bcrttt limb. Hbstt
Der btldIttr O~sriduftcn Widirrtalien lEo 8tunbfild Al
QCbcn. uno bt aauitr pner Die aGuitr miiien innerhuls
20 1agei nab ber Nsriauie Die 8tiamnntrH Watertaltu
uuo btn bulb ole 9BeeiHdttune bet iGlb6H ptturiadter
Sdutt poR ben 0ruHoniidrn %entisrnsi.
JpbH .. R%5aantr,
Spbn Z Sureing, Gominifdr,.
Samss u. SuStp, }
NJ Ut Een SirIer, Gler,.
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Ehrriffs:Neriani,

-Ell qraf drts 9tihldRUlbnt . 2ritbI5 tFied 70,
tIlsN rII gulIIWQu @turis Ntrthtf5 tu Der AluRt pon
6rtD. sob RtltU NUoOlru yin babe tb NIT StihtdB
bttgt uuo jH yFtuiicu ftuoWwtU 0lt5 Hctt. AUte.
uH0ciutlig pulvr oosJ E5itEbCiU on cn rCdtgbtnbtu
@ulnomlgthW TOO 5e,Jt BOT UatttltU5ru uHtrr Dad
UluBgH. UUWllh.
/. Viuc 2 h.fdhfcsputcUDu 8 SuuU bonn Wuluo.
plurt an bet J,pfNpHl Ctt rFr 2tubtrTN'A NtUuun ylCtp'
mans Court grsyabJtu0. an Der IcubsTrp.Nutp Il
,Fub brttt uHo oh Jus Wtbr 09Cr l5tRtatg tct BIZ an
dine { GuB bvttr @ufu l.lruo.
. a. us Stns iuhgrSrcu coon f2b aQrbfu@Jlne'
pl1Hc uUWIliiglg1r at 0blllu NldE nUrtli0 IuQFtuttUo.
htrruHt,lB. 300 otr g0ub.rru.Nutr IE YuB, mchr ontT
}oculR,r bJJl uH5 W.l Rlg.uty ETt.tt b jus, m,Bl
potr ggnsBr lT ts EH lhnt 1 6WB uTJIic Aucg &C..
hcro.
@, Csirc Pub 1ahresrcrtc Uou ga. Won Dem o.
NiaEt uortlih 10 u Nrlum0U Count. GHbtI EruNtrrr.
-UlD. btvyJhIlHh. ava UU EVitltt Der IlubfyrU.HUtu
ll EBN, IUt1I pbgr wJuilU. brett uHh VS. Nus. wlgr
onu wrlH1tt, ic' tg aU lnr ! tfuB bJtil AutQ &C..
brub.
@IllollAht Uutoiib pou3ttlpwdNH NAuyts Au brrA Gu'
ttrtO Nurp bgrrlhuu0 20 FgF. mJby DbU luguiarr
bTci uHo mutt GltttT Nr,i, 90 jug, Ut1r ootr wont.
Ger trl, Atbtub.
%. Nmr Cub l0hrrarcuic non t2o. volt rtrgm
eiulrbplgag 40 her JloJb'tig Der gNpW1Ut court UU'
mlllrlbur .t Ninigrnrunbe bt5 fr'rt bttriu otIaNlrI
Vltbt5 g.tJuHutHo. l3 IuE UtHr ooT NlHtgtr 90 aH
g]Or6',iit orr y,tUwuu Gougt. ugt,t uu0 80 JUg
Utbr Ontr lusuiau, ut' atblHp.
Gir obtBct AnbrteryntW bstrGNtH ]lUinmTtu !l2O
utn mo OurN 8utg tbautt @UdNCIuQnUl Gu
0tuNgJt.
nm i'd made bisrmit bsiluut oaB 10 en- Der Ok.
rthteiburc 90 Der -tlhi Baltimore Miitupud, bsr
30, Ncu., NttGl0 l. uby GDt5 hUitrNt b55 Btu3uls
ten Rudolph @lp tn 0uu o9cH 9tihri,bcHCu Etgtn'yUu
u]ggiUU!tu ptubt,
gluaunuJ hilbert, eH<r.f.
y % BsnHett y GUmpy aut.
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An b%crfanien.

SItl Brtt iensr utcblihsn ~2.i6digtt gBpbnbGuItr
nit pinttr9sbduosn uno atltr, ramIlb Rr as, NJ
unb 40, E9alfeTs, nnbe at. Sctrt GfTdAe. VrCis
nnr $500. Mubpun s 0ruteup.
1891 SIR. 10. Yaw gGilbtuQs. st. WGuIiirabe.
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9efanntmaGWwgea.

Proclamation bes gOuBerntnrB tan
MarbiuHb
tpegen beS % nffa9uugSta8eS.
Btadf B2drDldnb,
gretutin Department.
Huuapolts TN Jtooember 1870
Sn Wnbetraht, baB % dngenetitn uuo btlte srlhet1t,
oaB elm erlsuhttteB Botf In D'nuth Dem aumdhtiptn
s66pftr Ieturn tubrHufissn Saut wiouteH lou fur Die
8udoe, psld1s CT tbut f%riDiCltu,
babe i'd, 06snRopte, Bpuptrurur ots Std0tts
WaruldnO, sB fir pafeno rrahttt, bttie PROCLAMATION
an pas Bolt uon DtarpIdH0 ~ erlaiien uno pain DON
~nerffdg, ben OitrunO lpuulipitgu Gag otelts WloHatt,
ais ttusn 9anliGgungstGB tetluiebcn.
nnO to smpiebls BEN Bolts non WlGrplaHo etrHlth,
jfnEn 9ng Der Nnbetung uno Ddnt'asung GtgtH ben
Humattiaen Iu Ui0meu, pslRgm Gbre uNo 4rets gt'
bHbrFn In glpi8leit.
&SSA 60 ssihsbsu uuirr msiurr untstihriit uuO
a8HSSoFm grobEH Stegtl bes StdGtGs Utarpiau0 an
S erittn 3ags Ots RoDtmbeTs i'm Sabre ogs Germ
t~tntaulenb ndtbunOeri unb ittbrrltg.
Nui SrtgbI beS BuuOerneuts
SbeH BUmiGi
d. q. BpQibdb, StaatsIetret0r. (268-sOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23

Gin GROCER absrtudllr TldS nu 15 lar Efllbabu
tiartt, im mtiltrcn Sbtle Den =tabi 0tIfatr ufro tu
nIttben etIudt. AtrsrtH NIT 9raHtt hrr HfFlrruret1
inter %. q. 6. b3, SUrIripuutcEt Slfce.4
FBTOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23

Gin braurr, iiortr 9urgt. pt,5tr ras WuN,ru. CGtr.
uUt uct trpt. ed 90 muo.H ln Wr ne Grual
9igbitrdEe. l-Ts-sNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-23
BIZ UgrhmfH HnU 80 uUmGOm.
OerfamuttuuOs GoFat gu Dermis

then,
Gin goIoE i'm 2. gt0dutrtt bee utGu gtbduOts BET
s9orrsipDuOrrteu" uou'duOiQ rir @triommmupeu elm.
gsridtrt, nit 8(aum fir l5O-l55 Vtuiun9rt, Gas &C., if
6si'm AbrnO. WioUat ODER 1uGT tIutH ON WCitultEitrn
BauOercint, 9oACn. 5tu9UctCiUt u, g4 UtEWitigCu, Uiar
ntloe fuh In Der Wrp. hs, 81. tlS8-l
3u permictGcn OScr al b~crpGGjtcu.
sgsA Sin qcrIumNc5 0dua, tu lU,lhsn iut pislfU
liz SaNrtu cine RcGOUrotj0u NIT Nutsm Grfolgt &C.,
GsA lh9h Wutotn. init G]cJuUWtNru 6ultNt,Utr. rA
uOrliNlth lt elmer giCrurlUsTCt tiHUrUD. 9lIAluiJaurU
bt Ntao. ~ GtnfB, Or. 30 2Hb ~1burgHru0e
t2IS-SO1
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29

The saying that there is more pleasure
in '.giyiag than receiving" is supposed
to apply chiefly TO kicks, medicine, and
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29
FUN AND FANCY,


Behind time-the back of a clock.
Politeness is the outward garment Of
good will.
Punch says that when Let's wife was
turned to salt he took a fresh one.
The man ever ready to serape an &C
quaitance-a barber.
Praise the Lord daily fer all Kindness
AID mercy.
Tie bahy-that is dust; soul-its q
bud Of eternity.
The Minister OF the Interior-tLc
mouth.
Troubles are ike dogs-the smaller they
are the more they annoy you.
. The fellow who pawneI g watch says
he raised money with lever.
The Music of the Union the we'd
ding march.
Sports of the nursery-bat and bawl.
Worthless felows-those broken in a
wheel.
1t is REGULARITY With bachelors that
they are always getting niss-managed, :
The harness OF lte-the trace of time.
Fruit Of baloonists- currents in the
air
Are cats good to eat mother %
OF course they are, my son; good to
eat mice.
Newspaper editors in France are typi-
cal soldiers. IF their leaders are good
they use slugs to advantage.
Name the most uasociable thing in the
world. MleStoaes for you never see
two of them together.
IF The sun is going down. look UP to
the stars-lf' the earth is dark keep your
eyes on heaven.
\ shoemaker writes that he is not only
wiling to give woman her rights. but her
rights, and let's. That is his last Joke.
a witness in of assault and bat
terry, When asked what he said, replied,
!" sed TO him wild de toe of my boot, Go
home -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-12-29

Two thousand thalersr' Numbered
the picture dealer, clancing around him
triumphantly.
lien thaasand !" vociferated the tall
mar his fare crimson with rage, and his
hands ciinched oonvulsiveIy.
The dealer grew pale, his frame shook
with agitation. His voice was sulTocated;
but after two or three Efforts be cried out:
Twenty thousand !"
His tall opponent bid forty thousand
The dealer hesitated His adversary
laughed low laugh of insoleBt triumph,
and tie crowd gave murmurs of admira-
ton. The picture dealer felt his peace
A. stake, and called out 10 sheer despera-
ton:
Fifty thousand -
The tall man hesitated the crowd was
breath'ess. At length, tossing his arms
in defiance, he shouted:
One hundred thousand !" adding an
impatient execration against his adver-
sary. The crestfaIlen picture dealer
Withdrew. The tall victor bore away
the prize. lie passed through the won
dering people, wenS out, and WAS going
along the street, when 4 decrerit, lame,
hump-backed wretch, lettering along by
the aid OF stick, presented himself be-
fore him. The stranger threw him a
piece of money, and waved his hand as
If dispensing with thanks.
MAY it please your honor persisted
the supposed beggar, | am the painter
OF that picture He rubbed his eyes );
for he had hardly yet been able to per
shade himself that he had act been dream
ing.
The tall man was Count Dunke's5ach,
one of the richest nob!euien in Germany.
He stopped and questioned the artist.
Being convinced Of the truth Of his state
ment, he took out his pocket book, tore
out a leaf. aud wrote on it few lines.
Take it. friend" he said. 1t is
the check for your money. Good morn
ing.
Duhctfcst invested his money and re-
solved to live luxuriousiy for the rest Of
his life, cultivating Painting as pastime.
But, though he had borne priyation and
toll, prosperity was TOO much for him.
Indigestion carried him off His picture
had long an honcred place la the cabinet
of Count Dankelsbach, and the curious
incident Of his purchase was often ralat-
ed. 1t afterward passed into the posses
sion CT the King of Bavaria.
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TIE MYSTERIES OF MUSIC.
The Great Calithumpian What is
It?"
A Cupboard Full of Spirits that Need
Rectifying.

Our reporter is not bit supersti-
tious. He always begins his most
cherished enterprises on Friday.
lie invariably plants all his beans at
new moon, just to defy the lunar
spirits. He is not averse to accept
ing pen-knives from his dearest
friends. He is composed when his
looking glass breaks, for he knows
what ais it. He is happy When he
Dire. ms Of funerals, for he accepts it
as a sign that the poor undertakers
viii still continue to earn their
broad by the sweat of their brows.
lie doesn't care which cold shoulder
he first gives to the noon,nor which
foot goes first over a threshold.
1t is also q conspicuous fact that
our reporter is not very imaginative.
He is not afraid OF the dark He
doesn't believe in witches, excepting
those in dinity and dimples, to each
Of HON it is ordained that one man
shall fail a prey. He never saw but
one ghost III his life, and that, bold
" approached in the dark as it
stood on . high bank by the road
side, sudde.liy assumed the simili-
tlde OF a white horse.
Aud he has never taken much
solid comfort in examining the de-
velopments and demonstrations of
the so-calied spiritualism, because he
has found, generally speaking, that
after pouring OF the genuine phe-
nomena, there has been so large a
residuum of fraud and delusion as to
have q depressing effecton the thirst
for knowledge of rknock-and-tipio-
ioey.
But hearing that Thayer, the " is
|consin physical and musical
medium was holding seaaces here,
he dropped in on Friday evening at
a select gathering. The manifesto
tons were so far superior IN kind
and degree TO those Of the Daven-
port Brothers, which made so much
excitement through the States five
years. ago, that a brief account of
the eiipings is in order.
To begin with there was no put
ting out or. turning down lights.
The gas burned brightly throughout
the entire evening ii all parts Of the
room. The only acticle of furniture
except Tie chairs, was ''cabinet''
Of black w alnut, about Us large as
an ordinary double wardrohe-say
FIVE feet high, four feet wide and
three feet deep-and mounted on
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FAsEIoN.-See that beautiful, fair
young creature, with tendency to en-
L0aIl0ti't. Her body is compressed into q
space where free sliratlon is impo-si-
bic; her plump, ileshy feet are crowded
jato narrow bootees so elevated at the
heel that the whole figure looses It's ma
turai cqulroise, throwing her forward
and producing coYns, buiionS. caliosites,
and every other alinent calculated TO en-
nance her Suiicrngs and enrich the ehir-
ouodiSis. But her Suilerings are literal
" crowned by ridiculous and uuheaithy
conditions to which her head Is subjected
IN enormous cbignon or bunch OF eUgls,
added 90 the natural warmth. OF the sum
Hier heats the BRAIN, and a mere specE
of ! hat, more Ike a dish. mat or card
tray, than bonnet, admits the sun :
rays and endangerS the very fountain of
lie Vet all this is submitted 10 unconI
}'laiuingly, and for the simple reason,
that some wealthy Partisan Iniliiner, or
New DIRK modiste may add to their al
ready overburdeaGd Golfers. Away ladies'
with such ridiculous Notions Dress
neatly, but not groteSquely; let your
waists remain round. pianp aud health
ful. and 10 not reduce them 70 a wasplsh
size, more resent bling the middle If an
hour glass, than the more graceful sym
metricai portion q. What Cod designed as
the nloSt beautiful es all his creatures
Breathe freely the health giving ai@
8rl-eA ttas il-,saeie yots .sssssuisit hres,t he;
let the blood have fee eonrseio every
portion Of The system, and yoo viii be
ali the hetscrquaiiiied for every aety OF
HE, and at the same time receive the
respect as well ;ls>sin tie love OF all
sensible, rigltt-ihinking men. The shat
low pated popiniays, who par, their hair
IN the middle, and wear butterfly suits
you can well dispense with.
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BE KIND.
III II H. KENNEDY.

There's misery that We know not ct
In this bright world OF ours,
And many an aching head there is
Beneath wreath OF flowers.
How oft the surface Of the sen
- Shines calmly IN the light.
While wrecks of storms that lie beneath
Are hidden from the sight.
Oh. let rs, then, he kind TO Ill,
For we can seldom tell
By that which the face appears
What in the heart doth dwell.
Be kind to all; on kindness hangs
Our hope offutnre bliss.
Aud, while trust His kindly lows,
a- Oh, friends, remember this:
" There's misery that we Know not OF
In this Wide world OF ours,
And many an aching head there is
Beneath a wreath Of flowers.
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[ love the world the more, because I
know it is Gods world. even as a dry leaf.
given by d lover, is dearer than pearls
from those who love US not.
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A Dispatch ripped seam.
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TIE UHLAN BEFORE PARIS.

VAE u ALAN 3 II OESE X Axis.
BIZ CLARENCE F. BUTLER
Let bards of colder blood
Their siIvery lyrics triil-
! strike an iron harp to-day,
And strike il with Will.
Far the Wild alarm rings
Like ire-lelI in tie n -ght,
,AA And the glitter Of the Oh ans lancs
Fills Paris with Albright.
Nc flowers OF rhetoric now.
Eor the Dead March fills the sky,
And tho proudeSt coach must turn aside
As che ambulance rolls by.
re may s,orr the bTagC;trt's threat
Mss.e o<er the maid ming cup.
$40 Bur on /! beware of the peaceful man
y " ~ " hen once his blood is up.
Though the German never breathed
single threat ening tone.
a forest of lances took the place
OF the forest of Bouiogne
Now Germany north and South
Will the fruits of Victory sharo,
As on the field of honor both
- The old spike helmet wear.
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La the Eaelish capital the irrepressible
alarseillaise has at least died out. Every
body is now shouting Justify. up in a
balloon, boys"