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xclcorapbiSbes slncrlei.

- Der ,9iberal Slub" IN gleip Dort bat
Sictor puso gum Gbrenmitglieoe ernannt,
wclhe Grnenuung Der ecetere nit Danf all,
0enommeu hat. (Osr ;.gibsral Club" bat TO-
cale Reiprm gum 3luede ilno beitebt aus iebr
perid)ieoenen @lelneuteil, obne oaB er jeOod)
berporragenoe DISQUALIFICATION su icinen atiis
ben Wiit9liebern Sdblt. Scr .9iberal Club"
Iud,t 5id) oaburb ein Reuommet su perihaf.
fen, baB er piiieuidJaftlife giotabllitGten oes
Auslanoes, ipie ]. y. aud1 ben Sobn Stuart
= Captain Sobn Dieits Der i'm Sabre 1867
auf siiiein 8aiie pon @uttaperd)a cine &eiic
iibsr ben atlantiiden Ssean nadte, beab-
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Gin Gifcnbabuunfan. g Nerfcmer
sctoctct, a lebenssefGbriidb ocrs

ct. Qouis, 26. Suli. Gin iiird)tcri
lid)er @iicnbabnuniaa ereignete iid um II
llbr 9eitern Mbeno anf Der oSoeoo y8abalbs
9abn," l6 Otelen BON bier unb 2 Dhien
pon @elmarelsDiae, Sis. Sin ans 33 Sageu
bcltebenbsr unb nit @etraibe ld)pcr beooe.
ner, iiiomGrtS gebenber Srad)t,u9 itieB nit
einem, init SieS bel0benem 3uge, nui nclfem
lid, mebrere BON Der Arbeit nad) tSaule 3ii-
rdfebreuoe 2lrbeiter beianocn, Suianmcn.
Sed)S Grbeiter purben ioiort get6Otet uuo
bier anbere 10 bsbeuteno pcrleet, OaB an if,
rem Iuitommeu Su Suelielu 1T. 9lle iibri0eu
glrbeiter muroen riebr ooer pelti9er erbeblib
perleBt. Der 3uianlneultoB eriolgtc bel elner
fur,en Siesnng Der Sabn, 10 baB Die eotos
motipfibrer bic orobenbe Seiabr crit gewabr.
ten, ais es bereits Su lpat ipar, bic 3ttge snn
Salten Su briu9en. Sie batteu iebodI nod,
ebenio mie bic Sei;er, 3eit 9snng, bon ben
i3iigen su ipriu8en nno 10 ibr Sebcl Su ret
ten. Yeioe 2ofomoiiuen unS cine 9roBe sln-
5abl bon @aggonS unrbeu scrtiimmcrt.
NlmS Sioz llmcrifa.
&tualtom, Samaica, 26. sSnli. - Ser
Oampier y6enrp Sbaunep" 1T uon 9lspin.
mali anseiommen uno brii8t Nadridten,
iuclde bis ,um 81. reidcu. - Su Banana
iino alle politiihe Setalt9ene aui ireicu Sui,
9eett worSeu. = Die 4rbeten all Der inter.
O;eaniiden @iienbabu iuo piebsr auigcnonl,
men poroen.
Sn Goita. Jtica il 9lQes rubi9.
Sn Guatemala beiinoen lif bic Snur9ers
ten inn Selite Der Sauptitabt. Der PrdilOent
Sereua III 9elobcn. Der general SranboS
lit propiloril6er BrdRbeut.
gtadrid,lsn ans Salparaiio reiAsu bis gum
1, Guracirris (?) 1T uern0se OeS Ginluhes
Der @eiitlidteit 5nm PraiiOenten 9swd9lt
porben.
Nad)rid)ten aus Gallao re6en bis Gum IA.
Suli. Die perrianilte Jte9irung bat ais
8orfbtSmabrescl iitr Oie beporitebenocn
9Sablen bic Gntuafinung Der 6lotte augss
oronst. Die auire9ung 1T iebr sroB. Sc
riihts,peiie perlautctt, oaB 4raoo Die 6lottc
beitohen babe, nm I'M Saien bon Sallao cre
groBe Gruppennlaht lanoen Su tjnneu. -
Sas engliid)e Sdliif ,Gbanlpion Of the Sea"
hat burd eine 6enerSbrunit I'M oaien bon
@alao bebeutenoe Seibdoiguug erlitteu.
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Der WleOuia gepCrbeu, Der @raf Mibleus
bot Su elmer Saljldule uub Der prinjIide
0beritiicr iiebt leibboitis aus wie Elm
Sbat."
pinter ibnen unO balb ;pii6en ibnen
itano Der lauge, bagere, melandoliide
9eierfaitcnmann uno idaute nit ben irreu
glugen in ben 3uidauerraum unb fang
nit iener beIlen Stimme:
gS66u iH's unterm irriru 5tmmst
SturJeu IN oas Sbidtt9ttummel,
sSo Die Srte9strompstt ibdut-"i
Sie 3uidauer waren niht minoer iibers
raIdt wprpen, ais Die Sddieripieler. 2lber
lie pareu nidt eritaunt, permirrt, Uber
nurGtnjelne ppn ibnen maren eS.
0lanfe meinten pas plbblide ,6ers
einoringen oes 2eiertaitens seb6re gu bem
Spiele; iie Iadten fr6bli6. glubern ents
9in9 bic St6rung uno &erwirrung nibt,
Die Der Sbwabiinuige ourb ieiu unerz
warteteSSaSw aSwii6entpmmen berpprgebraht
bate; iie bdtten wpbl LADEN m6gen, aber
Die Hltli6t aut bic SpielenOeu, bic Sph=
ter bes 6auies, ben @raien 0llblenbpt
oen SroprlnSen, blelt lle Surud. Np4
9lnoere budten MIR wieoer al eiueOpatiou
fur ben cOmmanpirenpeu General; ibre
ersebeniten, gebpriamitcn, uutertbdnigiten
@eii6ier itrablten idon I'M gCraus Out
oigungeu.
Der General ielblt mar etwaS blab 9es
pCroen. Gr iab ueben Der 5rau pom
!Suuie in Der porberiteu Neibe Der 3us
ibouer. Gr idien eiu befti9er, leiOens
iAaitIi6er Wann gu iein. st tpnnte ii6
Dor innerer 2luiregun9 taum in ieinem
5auteuil boIten; er rieb iih feline 9dnbe,
ais penn er iie blutig leiben wolIte.
Sie 9aronin Stpdbauien nebeu ibm
gewabrte feline llnrube; iie bate cine
2lbnun9 ppn9em, mas lie bebeuten mtge;
iie iudte nit ben glugen ibren S6Wager
SbcmaS.
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(8on Der ngiioctirtsu 8rsc" iir ben "9eutibtn
@orreiponbenten" beribtet. - Der "Sorreipona
bent" LIT oa5 etnSge oeuttbe 0ior9eHblatt SalF
timore'e, iusIbe5 bic Snlano uno aGbcl '0ss
psiben be5tebt uno politdnoi9 ueroheutIiUt.)
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een Stntiteu Nameu iiuOu fd, bic 9raur
S!harnG9cI nit $4,000 uHo NilolauS Scie
init SSO3, 600 uerieid)nct, immcrbin Elm en-
renoeS .3engntB fir ben Oeutihcu @auub.
fltlB.
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Qr. Il. 5appington's
ladJsjaan,cn.sprnp

1NINWHIfHHtTVHtttU1U ~UtHV
IN elm Iieberss uns sefahrlofce 8eilmittsI fir
6ufteu, S.rfdttuua, Scudbmffeu, Seiierfeit &c.
So bciieitist GntSiineuns uno perbitst boburb
Gd,winriue,t. Dicier por3hslite nn6 stnes suten
mabt uuo bat aro6e 3ufriebenbct gesebcn. 1rdpas
rirt uon Tr. y. Sappinston, sfr. 1872. Rort,
00nfrd6c.
Su babsn bel allen SanDlcru I'm anssn.snsn. Ereis
30 Gents. (Wou.23.tS)
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Baltimore
Eirf 0u(uranrt 0ftiCf,

Satpeft,G;fs Don Sontbs nut sHaisrits:,
HransHaIitfiupoG,tu In Der Staet 'eint eanoc oils
artsn pon Sisentp1m, Wobnz, edeers unn ,S moarSnE
pduier, 0anSrlssater, adsroanptosuts, Tossiin,
Suusnerdtbid)aiten, i'm 8du be0rtHene ooer inpaen
IN gaSuna ueinoli6e HotraeuBe II. !. 10.
Eas Dirsftcrinn bsifsht duo toleenesh@srre"'
m m. q. Sdrriiou, Yrdnocnt;
Geo. n. gifers, g5m. s.. Sruns,
4 IN Jlriis 8. y. 5apfi,
SoniS * JIilfon, 8. Robt. Senfins,
Snanb 9IenHinatoil, 9. Diurton Stewart,
Synncis 3. Qina, .. q. Ieucomer,
Senrn S0rroQ, Oruile SorIpis,
II x. SIeuart gp. %. 3aulor,
'-tt SsraeI Goben.
Mnnllto,onss orinulare uno lucltere Ratbridt ber
ts JtieGidaIt piro in Der Oifce, ShoUsfzSte oon
Soutbs un6 gBateritr., crhelt. no and aus anrd9s
joiort srlebi9t merben. 8erTUernn9en usreen all
rgeue cine grit an8suoTmen, petue osf appt''an'
piinId)en mag. ..5-L.. -, Z
(Saa.t,f9.O 6f. sSooenort9. SetI.
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nSeuiel!" Iadte Der @arpnl

Ser !6err upn campus nubte es ni6t.
vGr wiro ben Yan MAIDEN" iaste Der
Baron, valS Oberlbdfer. So resiert ct
iid auf ieine ttinftise 9toIle als 9anoeSs
berr ein: 2dmmer peipen, Sdafe idee'
rem! Wir iperoen slei6 feline Slbte b6ren;
nelne S6weter piro oaSu linsen, rpenn
Der selbe Aeser iber ben wuuperuollen
Seiang n,einer tleinen Gpuiine sloele ibr
bic Stimme sela6en bat"
glber man pernabm fpeber bic Slbte
oes Grbprinsen; nod ben @'eians stures
liens.
Gin 2eiertalten ma6te iid laut; cine
belle Widnneritimme fang baSu. Sn benz
Saale entitanp eine 9lit bon Sumult.
Ser 2eierfaiten mubte plotli6, auf uner@
lpartete Beiie, in bas S6dieripiel Der
stnoernibi ibiueinseiabren.iein, unterbre6eno,
it6renb.
n9er Ontel Srib.. rief osr iunse 3d.
ron.
y llnb wieSer init ieiuer Generals >
bpmne!"
palber mas 1T gud, Sdmieserpapa ?
Sbr weroet ia 10 weib!"
gSeiB wobl nidt, aber erbfabl mar
oas @elldt oes Wtalprs pon 9eloen 9es
woroen.
.Saron, Sic ipraden pon Sbrens On'
tel 5bDmaS ="
nSer Gelertaltenmann lit mein Onte
5rls, Der Slbos uOer Sdlpadlinnise."
naber nit ibm beimlib iprad Sbr On;
lei aberlas, ano sic Ieibit la9ten, Del
Ontel SbomaS babe etpas nit benz Sene'
raj Dor"
n@aS gun auf bic 5eituns brinser
tbnne Z"
pSa, ia!"
pIber bas 2iec iplI ibn ia feiern!"
vSas 1T erit Der snfans."
| vSp parten iparteu mir baS Gnbe ab.
pSamit i6 iiben mub ="
n@uT Staatstpltent Vlalor"
rSar tdslid fiinf Grpi6en! Baron
uer tann pOn flint Sroiden oes Sage,
leben Z"
pD(It Sauertraut rnb 8iben 9ebt es
Spr tennt bod oas gleo Z"
pSb wollte, Guer Obeim idBe, no be
pfel1er wdhit."
uWetnetpe9en ai6. Iber ipre9t mi
ibn, Sdpieserpapa. glpropos, ben On
fel 3bcmaS poltet Sbr ia ihon pprbil
aufluden."
nSd tanb ibn niht. Gr 1T iiberau.
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Or q. g.. gGiuternit
eA Dr. ). C. MoDlton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
6iispft.Cefe FER Guta,p. une Saratosaffra6e.
gSun ianbige G,ebne su $40 bis SO. ipeIde 9arau.
tirt lpcroeu. 3uirieoenbcit 81 geipdbren. s
3lbne lueroen otns oen serin9hen Stmer5 ausges
32; 6fto Stbsrilauns 81. dui $40 SABRE sarantirt.
Das Sitrsan III ~ ieber 3ett often; Sonntaas uon
Bis - nhr 0ormltt1As. (W}di19,f2We.)
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Neuc 9lu,cigcn.
GtoStrotlle. yluminotiOucn.

Surt gcihluS Der rcmufrntiid,ru StoetsSuuI
pcutiuu, melttn bteit,br In tbrer SlBung AM %.
Auni 1871 aRn0bHL lunrNCH NrimdrwGhleu tn otn
tinStlucu pSlroS dui Touuerfna, ben q. luli. an.
gtororrt Ytbu5 auiHcliuu0 cntS GoRbthotcn ans
itoer SeNto tilr ocH crftcn RathSSpria unb Sut Gr
WdRlnHB u0r fini Srputirteu aus It6r 280ro.
mtInt ntt StputrtcU otr iuQtbort0Cu WaTo ubcr ne
auewdbl uou S0noioOItn iur ben Swciteu NatbO'
imtig copItrtrtn i0Hcu.
H0bttbcnoe votGlr Nno Die iNt biric 8ItmdrlpGbs
len ou6ulcicntn StmnplaBr:
1. g9are - l2b, Suo 2AOlJinptOHiUO6c.
2. WGro - RoteWcit.Gde Der Soro4 uuo 0bdmr6
StrGGe.
3. ggarS - Sac @ouo- unS Brattrasc.
4. georo - RorNoits Sde oT SigBa uno 9ombaro-
., @mN -t32, 6oncRno6e.
Il. 2Saro - Ste Der Orleans uro GaroHCitrlRC.
Z. Rnre - Stt Der SoGrra6e uno Scntrol Hue.
5. @NTo - Gtc otr NOuct mo U(OnumeutitrGfc
= Worc - HoToptitaSte ou 6dprttc' uue 6IcoS'
ridhraRe.
: 10. g5orO - SnOwcR.Gie Der 6aecUs. uuO Yarf.
Srd6c.
fl, Warb - t6i, .Soworoir., elm, Eblre pom
gB1hcniaalC otS D. RtQimCnte.
u. Waro - lO!, RrCiton. pdbe GurbcuitrGGc.
=, -, WGro - ROrOuets Ste Der S0rdtoaa' uno
BtncirO6c.
IL. SD9rO - glOrbwsh Gle Der German. uac
YlneuaBe.
=, 10. GarO 49, RorOweh. gtc Ou Sn. nnb 9onOUua
SraRc.
10, s4arO - 3wauSeer's, i29. GomocuRrabc.
Il. glur6 - StCri'S CihcC bcs SroRitr Dldttce.
Is, NGro - RoroDeit=Stt bCr ShrOtcrs Il, SoI'
lirsnrOer.
10. gborb - 20, 9orb sgoppletouNrabt.
20. g0uro 49, YeRniptuuRll Autuur uH6 8lbble-
stra6c.
Viz Stmmtotdlt Wtrbeu bon Witu0sl IL bis attuhe
u9T gCOiinCt lcin uno ete gBOb uutb Den HegtnGr.
Stlcn 0tiRbrI Wetocu.
,)m Suitru8e bes @onuQS gueituNC6
9uhn WfiIrpp, Obmdnn;
tsinn Nfttfn UE.FFF
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9toman BON
g. .. S. Eemme.


| NBNAhNpHhHtb
Der Woipr pDn ,6elOen bate iih nit
benz glnoern erbOben; er wollte iib aud
Die Spiele anieben. glber Der Wutb mar
ibm ausgegongeu, ais ietn tiinftiger
S6piegeriObn ben Gaupibaten berunter>
tanSelte; ct ituno mob unidllilig, oa bic
ler 9e9anaen mar.
Sbn fubr Der Baron I'm 70 itrenger an:
uS6wie9erpater, Sbr perOet Gu6 ni6t
unteritsben!"
llnO ais Der Waicr iib ni6t sleib tpies
Der ieBte, fubr ct nit ire6em ,9obne fort:
p@enn Sbr jebt bon mir sebt, 10 werOet
| 3br in Guerm Qeben nibt mebr nber meine
S6weae tommeu, uuo bamit Wdre fir
@u6 Der 3wed Oieier 6phSeit perfeblt. I"
Der Diuiur iette iib pieber.
SaS 3i'mmer lag in ber9idbe oeS SaaleS,
in weIdem geipielt wuroe. Dian fab bic
9lbne nibt, aber man fOnnte periteben,
mas uui ibr seiprcden wurre.
Giuer Der itelfleinenen ,6erren mar in
Die Sblr oes 3mmerS setreten; ct tcnnte
pom oa aui bic gabne ieben.
uS6aaren ppn 8inbern treten aut be-
rihtete Der glnoere.
.apm6pianten fir ous 9ebeu, niht fir
Die Sretter," ladte Der iunge Baron BON
Studbauien. ugin gutter Saten mub ii6
bel 3eiten triimmen."
vSie iino reiSenO," beri6tete Der itefs
leiuene 6err peiter. Soldier uno S3d=
ferinnen, Gnsel uno @enien."
v9lmpr uno Ylpde mercen auH nt6t
feblen," meinte Der iunge Baron.
,Sie iino in ber Sbat odbei!"
vDtit pbligatem 9feil unO 8c9en,"
labte per Baron, uumseben ppn ben Orei
gjra3len nnb allen neun Wtuien unb alien
mSsli6en Susenben, Der Semutb unc Se<
i6eiOenbeit, llnidulO unb Srbnmigteit,
Sreue uno Nlihternbeit! 9(ui 9ll6terns
belt, alter S6wiegerpapa! StoBen mir
AMI"
vgBir it6ren bas Spiel" panbte bod
Der 6err pOn Seloen elm.
vSerr BON 9ampus," ia9te Der Baron
3u pem iteifleinenen Serrn, no MAIDEN
Sic bic 3blr gu. Ner fam ilberbaupt
oas @eplapper pa anbbren!"
Der iteiileinene !Serr BON BampuS gin9
in ben Saal uno maAte bic Iblr binter
iid 5u.
Su oaS 3immer brangen bon ber9ibne
Der nun nod unbeitimmte 2aute, Die ppu
2a6en unb 9eifdasjei6en in benz 9iaume
Der 3uidauer unterbroben purben.
Damn eptitano cine Bauie in benz man
nur @emirmel bet 3uidauer b6rte.
gluf einmal erbpb iih Elm linsebeuerer
8eiiallslturm.
pNaS TT benn oaS ?" riei elmer Der Slla
ridsebliebenen SteiIleinenen. yMan bate
bod feinen Spieler aebbrt."
Ser innse Baron belebrte ibn: u9e>
rlbmte Siinitler iinp aufsetretsu. Sic
lueroen 10 empfangen. 9lnOere briibmte
2eute mliien eS iid freilih AUDI gefaIlen
lalien; 8eiiepreoiger, glbgeOrOnete-aber
iino tie ni6t ebenlO gut Seiltdn3er, ipie
Die 2lnpern ?"
Ser 9err pon 8ampus fam Suriid unb
berittete Wiecer: pSbre Srdulein S6wez
iter, Serr Baron, nit benz GrbprlnSen uno
benz @raien Wtiblenboi. Sic fjbren
S6dieripiele auf." H4.
vSeuiel!" la6te Der Baron!
.tr ra.,a~ q -, H..
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Snlano= =Sepeld)ea.
smS VSaIbinotplt.

gS Soibingtou, 26. SGli.- Der S6nt'
amtSletrctIr bat teltellcu laiieu, oaB Die I'm
tollen Der gPegoSiirung Der nellen Anleibe bis
gum 80, Stunt s3l4 ,56S. 63 bCtrugCn babeu,
wouon $ll $3.50. 05 fit gluScigen III euros
pGildlen uno S1l4,3l6. 4S iiir ioldle III in
lIubiideu 3eitnugcu be3ablt wurOcu. Au
SommiIioncn muroen S171 ,1S0. 10 beSablt.
(t9a Der 9r6Bte Gbcil Der auSgegebencn ueucn
Gnlcibe in Dem llmtaute pd repriicutirt,
luelden bic 9tatioualbanleu nit ben uon ibncn
Sur 9edung ibrer Souront Gultuotion ocpO.
nirteu Siinbmanjigcrn beluirtt bGbcu, unb
nur Der tleinlte 3beil bona fde ltnttr0tbrnd)t
1T, 10 ino Die Spcieu Der llutcrbrtuauug Der
reueu 2lnlcibe bis jctt tbotidt)lid) alli llugc'
tibr grolnt sll UerauldllageuD
Der Stcucr Gommiiidr bat nit 8epiut,
gung bes Observation-Disclosures cine SelObnllug
BON $4,000 fir bic Gntocdung beS WonueS
auS9eboten lpelder bel Der Don oeu Steler-
beamten anl 10. 5. Nf. oeranlaBten Ra,sia
9egen bic g8iufsibrenuGeieu IN Srootlpu ben
Steuerbeamteu Ghrilian Silbert tbOtli6 Der
munoet bat.
@S beiinOsn Fd iett in @aibngton Srei
Gabiuetsmitglicor: SdaHamtSietrctarS Bout
Wea, Der Setretdr OeS Snncrn, 0elono II. Der
general ampalt gltrman.
slus Nara. Sae gclbc Ticber.
Rem Dort, 26. Suli. - Sin BriOat'
brief ans Bura III 93roiilicn, Uont a. 9uli bas
trt, entbGIt buS 6ol9cuoe: - 0aS gelbe Sic
ber berrid)t bier 10 bbSortig, oaB beinabe ie-
Der 6remNc in Der Staot gcnorben III. Ger
eugliide Souiul iiarb Dor weniJeu Sagen,
isine Sruu legt i'm Sterben Ycinabe ole
bieigeu brGiiltGniid)eu 9erite uerlicreu lbre
Batienten all oierr Arantbeit. SciuObe ate
Bortugeieu, weldJe irnerbalb ber lctteu 9
bis NtouGte mad bier ausgeWaneert, iiHO
AM 9elbeu Bieber 9eltorben."
Webrere Sd)iffe, meide in Der iiingeu
i3et aus Yora I'M bleGgen pufeu ougClOms
men tnO, muBtcn III Der untercn Sai Gno'
rantatlie balten
Sannibalismus.
Rem. Oort, 20. <jnlt - 9tNb Clcm
Srieie aus Sapti iino III BcroHUillt 10 Rcr'
ionen mcgcnaannbGllSmnS uabaitet woroen.
GuS Sfcips2Jprf. = l0tc SSrfe.
Nep Sort, 26. 3uli. - @elO bis 8,
Grlte DiStOntcn biS7, @rtauge 10 bis l0s,
GplS (matt, aber ieh) l2f bis ., Gcnnal 9lt,
@ric 2si Jieabug llIt 0ate Sbore l079, /,
Bttsbur9 l21, gtortb g9titcru 66i, Ditto
Brioritdttn, 500, Jtof 3SlanO 1868,
Sd,iiisnaebritbtem.
y 0 4 oil, %. Suli, Der 9dmpfir
ylialta" bon 9iucrpool III augetommcn,
GapeWt an, WsS., 26. Euli. -- 2SGbs
renb zines fiirdterlidlen SturmeS uuroc ge'
iern bic SrgniignngS. 3adt o9nnibine" bon
ibrem auferplaee 9eriiitu mo bis gum |. g..
yMittelsSunb" 5wiihcn ben Gaps Mop uno
Senlopen cauongeiilbrt.
Der 9ampfer ,Sue" pon BbildOelpbta
mar geitern abeno ud)t i'm StanOe, ieine
Baiiagere AZ ldubcu uno muBte nad bent
Dtorris Sluiie Suriiditeucru. Grlt beute
Dior9eu iuureen lie gelanoet.
Seute 1T wicSer oaS prdd)tig0c 8ctter.
sDorf, 26. Suli. - Der 0ampier
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9ar. 274, BeitsSapette., nabe Bineitrabe.
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Utr. 07, SbarpffraBe.
Spretnuneen:
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Bad Help,

There are some men who tell US
they can't join US, they are friends
they say, yet they cannot join
they never drink any whisky and
cant see the good they can DO by
being with us. s'-,i
Now, friends, study.,oH tbe..mat-
ter! Do you know of no ono that
you could influence? do you know
Of no fallen brother that you could
bring from the dark depths OF
drul kenness and place him on a
level with yourself We think
you do, for every man has his in
fluence, and probably by your
joining you would become inter
.ested in "the cause" and save =
dozen men. Come up now and give
us your hand don stand Dack
and wait for some body else to do
the Saving part" we want you,
we need your help.
Don't say you will wait awhile;
come now and help us ont, NON is
the time. We have fought long
enough without you; if some good
and intelligent citizens don't help
we can't go very fast You all
know that we have had a haTd
time since we commenced, yet we
still "hammer away;" come OH and
help us.
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Ps'O21s'5GfOs'.
VOL XVHE---AO. %.

lin the means of informa-
ton, and evince no want of eager
ness in using them, but a too ready
compliance with the current dilu-
ted sentimentality OF the times.
The morbid taste for flashy peri
odicals and works of fiction, licen,
tious and obscene publications,
even Satan in society has eaten
like a canker into the very heart
of society. The result of all is,
instead of a real benefit, posi-
tion damage, and any tendency te
opposition of such things comes in
direct contact with such multi
tudinous interest, combining all
the various occu atIons, proprie-
tors of boarding houses, schools,
and the respective cops Of teach
ers, merchants, milliners, printers,
in short every branch of business
whose interest it is to keep the ex-
element up and excite the thirst
for wild fashionable extravaganza,
by encouraging the various crafts
from which they derive their
No wonder the cry is
raised from this quarter, that not
only is this our craft in. danger,
but the great goddess. fashion, |
whom all theworld worShippeth, is
likely to be despised and her mag
niicence destroyed, and such per-
sons branded with fogyism and
to what is claimed as
ereditable improvements, But |
did not set out to write lecture 7
On morals and will desist. More
anon. RURAL.
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To the Ladies.
Your smile is the sunshine tha

Your smile is the sunshine Ia ut
lights US on the rugged pathway
through life. Your voice is Ike
music from the angels of para
disc, and your ,cord is lar. You
say come, and we come; you say
go, and We go. You influence the
world-without you none of Us
would wish to live a day. Yes,
ladies, you are the guardians of
mans welfare-your tender hearts
would see all creation in the lap
of happiness. You know Of nausht
that you could do to make US hap
py that you would not do Ytu
give us your smiles-we hear your
voice-we see your sweet form
and are happy.
But there are some things that
you could do for US that probably
you have not thought Of Bring
your graces to battle with Us in
he ''great cause of Temperance"
Help US to save the million Of poor
mankind that are every
lay drinking their precious lives
lway. Give them your smiles,
words, frowns and tears, in a
'erfect voHey, and we think You
an make them submit. Come
'ver and help us-we need you-.a
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Misapplication of Shak
Speare.

Hon. Benjamin F. Wade and
the late Hon. Joshua r. Giddings
used to be constant competitors
at the bar in "old, benighied Ash
tabula,' their place of residence.
In the early part of his practice,
Wade was defending against
an action of SANDER, and after
having concluded a very effective
speech to the jury, sat awkward
ly leaning backward, his feet on
the counsel table, and facing Gid
dings, who was attempting to be
eloquent in behalf of his slandered
client. sold Gid" as he was fa-
miliarly called, knew "a little
smattering Of Shakespeare, and
now determined 10 bring that
great author to his aid.
Gentlemen of the jury" said
he with ardor, -
lie that steals my purse, steals trash
But he thatrobs me ofmy good name"
(Ahem J
At this point, to his great dis
com6ture, Shakespeare deserted
him. He repeated-;.
"But he thatrobs me ofmy coed name
(Another pause
fTakes that | never bad, " wliis-
pered Wade, as if prompting him,
and SO distinctly as to be heard by
all in the room.
Amid the laughter and his own
confusion, Giddings brought his
speech to such a "lame and impo-
tent conclusion" that his client re-
covered but six and quarter cents
for his lost character.