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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-30
Sas

iuuroe Ntoutag nad) mebrmonotltder Yunic
Die 6nr Seri6Onerun9 bieieS ScmpelS Der bel.
tcren Otuie itlO Sur @epinnlng i,cler ga.
lcnte bon Srn. Gum trefilidl bclliet moroen,
npicoer c%r6fnct, 0aS Ycrionol Sdblt 4C
Sitnitler beioerlei @eihlcdltS. 0tid)t wentgcr.
ais ad)t yerite SdnSerinncn" trcttr aui, no.
rlntcr mir bic belicbten S6wcitern Genl.
melSberg unO Sri. Ya9anini Bcruorbebeu
0aSSaletcorpS beiebt ans 20 Oamelt. Gum
Shluiie wtrb oaS Sdaulpicl: Ser tGu6C
Stlaue bon Yeftn" gegeben.
8reitag abeuo 1T SOrtealtu9 fir 9amen,
Viittwod) uno Sornabeno gt0Hmtttag fHr
EAnlllieu.
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Arbeiterbauc.

GS fin6 bic neuen 8oltcn ihr oas Sr6eItrlon
IN be. "arhtlterpGlle" an Saos6rteerititr. qnass
%torlllle1, unb oas Sonhertpro9rartn fam iett ieeen
Ahcno manhfalti9er ge1na6t pcroen, Inter ben
neuen Stlden III uDte Waht am Tbein," ,9ee
9tnti9en S9terlano,". Sunertilrc 5n t,Dte tuei5c
Hrau" &C. Die "arbeiterbale" lit Smr 3eit Gin iebr
beiuhtes, beliebtt5 unb p~opulires 9otat. Die Sez
%bientn9 lit prompt, bic @etrGufe iinO portreiilit,
uuo 9r. SdIeget itet5 elm b~uuortonlnelber, coutan=
ter gSirtb.
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ierS ntad)te eiuen iebr giinitigcn Ginbr I'd;
ieiue riillige, rraftuolle @Oniiitutlon miro all
9emeiu beIuunoert.
- Su Der udhiteu oeutihen 6ieihstagSlei-
ion miro ein ucberidlag iiber ole 6oiieH oeS
letteu Srtegc5 oor9elegt perOert. Die 2tu5s
gabcn fir Die Grndbrut1g Der 2lrmee merOeu
babel am Wttilten hrs Scmidt fallen, 0cnrl
obruoGl bic 4rnlee m6breuo ocs gau3eu Selo,
SugCs in 6eiuocslano geitdroen, bat tie i'd
0odl bis auf uubeoeutenoe 9iequiiitiouen burd)
oCItide Sorrdtbe erbalttn ODER eS lulroe Der
8coarf ourd) oeltideS 0elo III 6ranfreid) &C.
0cdt. Hiir ale 9lrtilel lparen aber BORT uiel
b6bere 4reiie 81 beSablel 6afer, Der in
8eutidlanO p Sbaler t%oliete, toiete i'll
6rGutr,i6 8 Sblr., ebtnio bate Sdladtuieh
eiuen oreimal b0bcren Yrets. Die Serefs
ulIng Ger pom ben oeutidlen 9lrntec i'll Srantz
reid allSgegebeuen SulHmcn miro StlQelI, oaB
Der Srtcg nit Der 9rDBten S6onultg gegerl
bic tttnolife Seuolternng 9Ctibrt moroel III.
- Die EOnoouer Zines" iptidt Die Ser,
mutbung aus, bGB Die Seipredlungen beS
Siirltcn Sismord init Dem @raien Seuit i'll
@altein iid uorSugSlueiie auf Die Gepuotattz
OIL Der rnmdnIld)el 9lielbabnidulo, ourd)
Die Die SntereiieH 10 oieler BcrlOnen i'll Ereu=
aeidbroet icen, beS6gen. 8lminien lei fem
unabbinJ Staat; eS erienne Die uomt.
ucle S%uprcmatie Der Bfortt all; Oieie tDnne
icOod) llr i'll lleberetntinmuul nit ulier
GarautierGhten III Die inncreu 8crbaltniiie
9tumtdnlen'S etn9reifen. Shirt Yi8mord be-
itrebe lidl nltl, Seitrtid oafitr 81 g%eluinneu,
OdB eS gleidiGllS ieineu @tuituB aui ole Hus
mduier a%uibctc, um iie 81 bclimmen, ibrell
Serpflihtllgen nadSutommeu Der GntihluB
Seilretd)'S III ottier Se3ieblug meroe aber iebr
pom oen 0tSpoiitiOncu 5uBlanO'5 abbGngell
ioute JtuBlanO Die &iirtei utrauluiien, baB iie
jcoe SrlteruentiOu in Hnmdnien ablebnt, 10
uiiroe aud Seitreid) luObl Seocuten tragen,
cmeH Sfritt gu tbuI, Der Die Sefnung Der
9anjen ortentaltidlen 6ra9e sur SOlge baben
ljnlte. Siirit Sismatd pirbe ben tlugel
Guti1ltB Seitreid,'S, iifl MIR nm ieiue elge'
men NHgtle9cnbettcn gu tiilumGrH, Su beiiegeil
bNbeH, ialS ieine Stneren5 nit Oen 6umdneT
gum ofenen Srufe iiibren wiirbc, uno eS iei
! ,,t,,,,.ta NoG ar hi,fa,, "a "a, ,1,,n,o,, ktt,rN
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Scr ,,MpoIIoz Wartcn."

Scr. SOL, WeltsS Baltimore StraBe,
C%rireut ih aud bieies Sabr Der uobluerntcnten SUM
etnes lnter sanbbGdrten i'm Srcieu Srbotuug iuheu.
ben 9nbIitlms. Serrlihe 3usmin .Dfite mader
ben Iulcn'9alt i'm @artem bo6it on9enebn, unb Sel
treunoli6e GSirtb Sr. Saiielborit frebenSt ietnen treif.
eGB man eGs Wieoertommen ruobl ME per9ist, Sulnaj
Sonnabenos unb Wtontags abenbs, roo elm Wtuiit
Corps Die GeiSc oeS papoaoz@lrtens" ourd Ictn,
QIiuoP md, cfhbht
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Gdir Gnncn.

Giner Der beliebtiten 9oiorte, robin bic 9attimoz
rer IN hen 9eiBen Somnertascn 5ieber, nm cine onse=
quit gu ibopfen, 1T oas id6nselescne ~fsoir Sapen.
Der ,bone Sannpler nW,GttlbG" idbrt ti9lit Wtorgens
s u.br nod benz Glate ab unb tebrt Iuenos 8 lbr Suz
md. Yin ieoem Wlontag unb Sonnabeno madjt Der
8nmpier nod cine .Gabrt ytadmitta9s 2 nbr. gm
Blate beltnoet lid eiu portrelflid ~geiiibrtes Sotel nno
ale pon Grcuritoniten 9eniinihten decentralization.
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$40 Ell VINO CATALINA 5.
Srpipu'S catalina


ans oeu OeliSi0icu Catalina Sraubcn bel
ipaniihen YroutnSen g%eteltcrt, 1T pas bette
Souicum unO baS iiderite unb reiuite StGrr
lungs ulO 0tei5mittel in Der 8elt; Elm iihe'
rcSSetlmittel 9e9en W E d. lelfte ber, 3 rs
pepit0, Saut s. rant II
iAts6te Serbauung, atute unt
dronti DE . iarr Sc, sc b +
traufbett, &ubr, uebcItett nnt
Gee Grautbeit, bartcn Stubl
gang nnO atIgemeine cd d d.
uno mirb nit oielem GrfOlge in ben beiBer
& G~n Oern, N europa, e ito u NJ e
rita, Mcrito unb ben Scr Stuateu &C.
braud)t. alS Sonicum fam eS uid)t iibcr
troifen werOen. IS 1T in &iiten BON Il
gladden. perpadt.
Sitrenuu IL. @euerals9 Depot bel
q. NJ. NJ. SpuraS S Spmp.,
@eneral- 4genten,
Scr. 10, 2igbtitraBe, Baltimore.
(Sult 12,1S.t&iu.4.p.)
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Mnihcr,a Nhnnm u

SIMMER ipediCln" lit has Niotto bes Srn. 9faiber,
uno otcies uerleibt ieirem 9tabliiemcnt Die INNER
nd lrenbe ansiebunSstralt. Cur 3eit lailen iit in ben
"Ooeon Sartette5" lucibli6e uno mInRlibC Wi~inItrcle
Soiue uno Sri. Suite Wtap iino bic eieblinoe oss
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Oieier berrlide %SlusflnsSort, wirb tommenteu
6reitag geidloien. 8ie biSber, gebeu biC
0ampter nYent" unb champion" pom Yiel
Or. 8, Eighth, td9lid) flint Dial Oubin ab.
User ben id,1nen Ylae nod nidt be;uht bat,
ioIte eie WeniNen Sa0e nod boAll tenltteI.
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o!eiee iuirfiamc Scilmittel aesen ole Salsz uno Gun.
9ensSrantbeiten. Gtne Mnian9reide Yrobe fllner
St9enl4alten IN oleleih lno anoeren tdnsern bat oors
9stpan, eaB es 9enannte 9raniRtit NIT Siderbeit unb
29lrtldtlfelt bebtrrldt. GaS l3cu9niB unifrer beiten
Silr8er aaer Slalen ite1t ole 1botiate iet', eaB ocs
.Sberrn Ncctcral" Die peinisenten unprSnunarn
oes SGl1es ino Der Sunge, peul feline anbere UReoi.
sin nlebr arlblagt, lineert urb bcilt. Die ssfdbrlids
item Hffettloncn ocS 9uH9cnsS Organs tOeiGen ieiner
Y3ndt; Ndle uon Nus;ebrnna, ruclhe CO ssbeilt,
nno lpett Ine brett betannt uno 10 lneftiDiretg. baa
ge iallm t9r nagr %sebalten %ipiireen, rpenn tic mid
lher aleu- 3peiiel biuon5 nadgepicien iDiren. Wis
Seilnlittel geiDdbrt es Dem Ynblitum "po1tommenen
Sdnt. Surt1 bic Seiiun8 bon SMften, Dem 8orbos
ten heeentli0ererSeiben rettet es Witnlthenteben obne
3abt uno eripart cine nnbetedenbGre DieEge 2eicen.
20 ioreert ~ etnsm SeIlnte btraus unb i~iberScugt
Den Standardization. Jehe Sannilie iol.e es Ann,
Sbute se8en irib3eltigen uub unbemertten ALial
Don sunaensG iIettionen, oeRer man i'm Sesinne Icldt
beifomInen lam, bic nbet, lpenn pernadlifiiet, uns
beilbar unc oft t5bt!ih iuerber, i'm Souis BADEN.
3arte eun8er hrGuden Gin iolbes SdusmitteI; es III
urtuetle, %oaileibe 81 entbehren. Wis Sdup bel 3intern
lnter Den nerbeerenten aranfbeiten, meldhe sails uro
Srntt Der Sleinen beianen, III bas .Sbertn N,ecto.
raj" nniddtbar; bonn nurh ieinen redt,eitieen 81.
braiid iuiroen Stnber In aroBet Sabl pon einein trib.
5ettt9sn orb 8ercttet uno her sicbe une 3unriguna
ibret Gltern erbalten. IS pirtt raj d nab iiher eeaep
innebeit nieberberielieneen SGiai. Niemanb fplrb
an Der Q~u6lcnben Grippe urb Der pcinieenben eufts
robrenajtsSnt3insr na leieen, iDenm er fpeis, fpte
letht otele 9cbeilt tpetocn tonncn.
Iriprlin9lih has 9rSeuaniB ldn9er onitreneeIeer
unb eriot9reider 6emiiher llutsriuGuna, iperSen me.
Der untoiten, nod Wilbe getpart, nm be NtGibe
mo9lihit uoltommen ber8uiteleu. Dian fam fh bee
shgltd aier Gt9tnlhatten, weIde es ic tetunbet, gee
fdbtg. ebenlo mcrtruirbi9e 9uren, mic Die or6bten, Die
es ie psraniaBt bat, ~ peranitalten.
3noersttrt BON
Or. =. q. Siner . 6 ump.. 2orpeu, Maf.,
prafillden ure anolptiihen @bemtfcru
RS- Bel alien Ipotbefsrn a~lerudrts III babep
tSunto, i.39S. ftu&3t.l
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WeOi,iniite In;eiaen.
2iner,S

Saare Ictue uriprin9rde Earbe nebh Dem @lan3e II.
Der Nriihe ocr 3ugtrb BATH mic0cr cs uerbtdt olns
mes Saar, tbut Sem Iusaehsu ser 1aarc 9inbalt uro
bciIt oft, O5ibou uidt ir,mer, SCbltopt9tsit: Nttts
tam, lUenn nC - OuriUur'ttn jerltort ooer Die oadr>
ornien perUeGtt unb ubgetorbCn Itnb, ods SaGr Uie-
hcr9eriieneui qleiu Nas NOD uorbaneene Soar tam
ourdi olcIcs Wiittcl Crbalttu uHo 10 jur 8latt9tttt nnr
qCrrgt merhen, car Gin uCttr Scarlpuds tlb Setet.
Stltt benz Sdnre ourb einCu iteilert9en giieoeritlag
81 idabeu. bdlt Go oaiIelbe rein une lebeHstratttg.
Sein oelCoenttiber @ebrauh miro oas Saur am
g~usidlleu ooer @rarueroeH b%tnoern, ioIgltd Der
aabtfGpfigtcit uorbeugen. Die 95cberberitellun9 her
ecbeHstTdit. luCIde cs Der Sopibaut oerlctGt, pcTblHa
bert. oaR lid Sdori, Der oft 10 unrein unb auite6i8
lit, bilctt, uHo tbut BEN I3cittrbtloen ~ctttel6en Stus
BAIT. Frti Don ieucu itdoltdeu SubtlnItu, burd
peIde cini8s Saarmttttl bGm Scare ihaollt une sc
idbrltd peroeu. Tam Die .Nieor' nur Nueen tiiteL.
mic ShnocH brin0Cu. SrGudt m IN nuT Gin Sddr.
frtIlr wtittei 70 ldit lid Eidts, GmpiS9lenstusTtbe.
res oenftn, oils Die "Vigor.h Gle cntbGltpeoer Del,
ro6 S~drbeitoit, bci6mutt feline petBen 9Geieer uu6
bleibt bod langetm Saare, orm es etnsn tofItbeH
@ldHs uHb cintH ltcblibcu g8Obl1cruh perietlt.
@erfertiat BON ar. y. Is. Nrer s Somp.,
prGttiiheH uub analUtiiben 6bemttern,
3~utpct, Mai.
(GuuiI Z .oflFggli m RON
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peEs" Su Der Spnagoge IN Goeu'
StruB wcrOcn beutc, U.ttttWod), Abenos
IS llbr unb nGhltcn Sonntag 30 lbr 6ami
licus, iumie Girjellise pom SOrltNuoe uer.
miethet.
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On 0Nhife Mocf. Mcfrcot
.0nnii lyirnnc

9ibt'S belte AbcnO 9roBtS Gon5ert Der
D0cntihen Opcrn @eieli4aft" oeS n8ultt.
morer Gri,.
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G2~ 0uS umpen-, Stcin9ut-u nj 5
Sel=@ei6Gt Der S6. Satcr&o ooS
iu gtr.36G, NorOs Sapitr., ell terSeidaitS.
ilauO Der 2%ltitaOt, bietet oauSfraucu Sn bill
gen Giutauftu Itlegcnbeit. Gilter Der Gom.
pGguonS bat in Oieicr Srau9e ueunIdbrtgc
Grtabrntg; bic 8irnta bcSicbt 9tleS brett
aus ben Sa6rifel.
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NQll'S

bitlcs uertbUolenSaarmittets Sasaiein itinen Sor.
Biieen 5Mjuihreibel 1T. mir ionncn ~nniereH aIteH
@oHntrn urriihcru, 6aF es ieinem aiteu8iubne gemd6
nod beute augcierttst miro; es lit ods einSt9e Ueri66s
lthe uub peeuontommnetc Yrdpardt, uet1e8 arauem
uecr acbleid,tem Sadre feline jugenoltfe Edrbe
madt. Die Aopibaut madt es luetB uno iluber. So
entierHt alle Nusl1lGge, alen Sdori uHo uerbinbert
ourh feline toniibeu @igcnihaiten bas Sdar am Nusa
fallen, tnoem IS Ole 60ar0riiieu anrCiSt uno erEGbrt.
IS madt bds Sdar 6ider unh farfer. Bel 3ablf5pig.
lett uerleibt es beu Saareriiicn ibrs uormaie 9biti0z
felt luieoer uno ibGiit ncuen SGarruudS, nur bel ie5r
bobem Glter niht. IS lit oas am IReiften @eIo fpas
rsuoe 5aaririimrs@ fittet, oaes weniger GuluenounD
gen e~rioroert uuo benz Saare elm aldnScHoe5 ausiebeH
gibt. VI. ". Suues, Or. Neeb., Staatsmin5uaroelu
Don Waiiuduictts, iaat: Sic 9etdnotbeile itub rein
unb 9tButs Seritellun9 zines uorSi9liden Oitttels
iorgiam ousg eluGblt. SD baGtt es itr oaS bette @rds
pardt fir Die ongegcbenen Swede."
Sei daen Apotbefern uIo ar3netbdnolern Su bah Ell.
4SreiS 81.
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sayp 9aS ueue Sdluljabr bcgiuut in Der
3ionSIhule an RorO Sagltr. nGhiten
Uiontog. Neue S1iiler miiiien Sreitag mo
Sonnubenb jrpiideu iriib . mo 9tadJmittagS
2 llbr o%ngemcloet merben.
HSgn Die ct. Satobuss @tmeiube,
Q d. ME out Der Gde Der @eorgcs mo Do
ilOnltr. tritt 6rettOg OaS ncue SdInliabr al.
yteue 36gliuge iinO bel 0ru. Yaitor Seer I'M
Biarrbaule nebeu Der STRIDE afSumeloen.
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Snr SSabricbt
fiir GeiiemOe nad Dem Siibeu !
Ser. Staaten=HDI=Qinie
A nod
&fsf@ Pnrtsmnntb, 0nrtnlf unb
- Ncm GtiAcu

Die .prdttigen, beauem elngeribteten Dampfer
,,eouiiiana" un6 ,05cprac 9earp'' fabren tiaIit
tScnntags ausseHommenl Wadmltta9s nm 4 ubr
pom baltimore nad Portsmouth, HoTfolf, Der See
flung gionree, Wclbon, yialeisb, Witmtnston, Char
totte, ebarieion, In0ufta, WtobiIe, WepzO rlsanf
uuo alien oaspiihen l~issenben Wldtcn ab.
BUR Wadbridt!
Gafo9ters, tutldbs Jcp.gori iriib 8 ltbr unb BRIT
tags hst2 ubr ebtlaoelpbid p~erlaNen, fominen bier
rehtjeitl9 bier an, um oieie 2inie beuuseu Su tonnsn.
W. u. Haus, Yrdiibent
(Sulit5-l Der .Salto. Dampis yadetsG empa sni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-30

E&Sn Die eu. ,lutb. ct. VI a t + Il
9 d ule trttt Sreitog, rem /. Sept., in
gSiuterhalbiahr an.
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ShiHSudhrid1tcu

Scr 0ampicr pStsDeda Glpoe," Gapt. GbtISs,
(angtt geitern uou gEttmiEston, N.r@. bier an.
Der Sreimalter laurence YroWn," capt. crap,
tr0feu Utontas pom Baltimore in Bolton Elm.
Die Burte Stella" &apt. SUdblro, pen bier Gbs
9eie8elt, ltet am IS. Iu9uit pom bier gu Sritot IN
@ngianb Gin.
gm ~. 4ueuIi iuurbe ole 9riga DNliitiiippt, Capt.
Wdrbant, pom bier mad Oemerdra beittmllt, aui DO
bgr See angCtrOtien.
Der Sdoonet "9ucu @anmono," Capt. Sole, lam
DiOHtdg uon 6trnan0lnd, 5la., oabicr an.
Ger S6ooner oSSd Jti1aroiOn," &apt. 8eocll,
tad am %. auguit pom SbarteltoH, SO, Bter5el
in Coo
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Mpchcu GdIcnSer.
30 cttcr.8cpbadtunoa am %. Sluauff.

Die ~foi9enben Eemperaturz 9eoba6tuRsen lpuroCn
BON ,Srn Siram 5. Yenrob pom Si9naIzamte bes
9rtc95 GepGrteTnentS tit Baltimore 9ernadt:
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MDer's
GhrrrN Wrrfnrnf

gescn 2citen REQ 3al=
I les une Der eumge, pie
4 Suiten. Srfdltuna,
J aeudbbmften. Suitrbbs
<renaft ;G-utsiiue uns II.
Mussebrmns.
Inter Cen groDten Gut
bcdun9en Der neuerenWii-
ienihoit iino luent9s pom
9roBerem reellen Wertbe
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MDcr'5
a%btabrenne 9iaeu

(Cathartic Pills)
sur eiuoerurg uno Ssts
lung auer nnor6nun9eu
i'm M19en. Der aeber nnb
ben @%ingemeihen. Die
9iaen fino elm mitors
Seifmnass unb pOrtrcff-
li6eS e1rirz Utittel. 0iein
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-10
ROMANTIC Chicago Incident.

A correspondent of the New York
Herald relates the following:
Now that the tragical incidents of the
fire have been nearly all told, the ro-
mantle is creeping in, and stories are
being related which require a great
amount of credulity to swallow. / will
narrate one told me during the course
of my rambles to-day. Some weeks ago
clerk in one of our city banks was re-
turning one night later than usual from
his business, and in passing the vacant
space on Michigan avenue fronting on
the lake, he was startled by the
appearance of a woman in white, on
the lake shore, who seemed in immi-
nent danger of drowning. Our friend
calamity rushed to the rescue, and on
nearing the fair specter, he saw he had
a case of somnambulism to deal with.
1.-THE danger was great, as the lady
was making directly for the lake, but
being attired only in her night dress
the gentleman was at a loss what course
to pursue. He, however, had to cast
delicacy aside, and she was rescued from
her dangerous sleep. The position Of
| the two was most embarrassing, and
the first impulse of the lady was to cast
herself into the lake she had just been
rescued from. The gentleman proved
himself equal to the occasion. Offering
her his arm, as a matter of course, he
offered to conduct her to her residence
which offer she accepted, and the
pair left for the lady's paternal resi-
dence, which proved to be one of the
finest residences on Michigan avenue
They met several times since by par
ties given by mutual friends, withou
any recognition on the lady's part
though she was well known to our hert
as the fair somnambulist.
An acquaintance followed, which sooI
ripened into intimacy, and, as thu
novelists say, promised to become some
thing warmer, when one night, in al
unlucky moment the gentleman rashl!
recalled to her remembrance the fata
night and revealed himself as her res
cuer. The intelligence was coldly re
ceived, she not being at all pleased a
the discovery, and the intimacy was SUD
denly broken off On the Monday q
the fire, agentleman perceived n woma
battling for her life with the smoke an
flames, and on going to her rescue h
, found the Lady of the Lake" he hin
4 self being the real Simon Pure. {
/ course marriage must follow such
! strange coincidence, and we will leay
the matter, mel ely adding that you al
= at liberty to believe the story or reje,
it, at your pleasure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-10
The squire's indigestion.

Old Squire H-was very success
ful and substantial farmer, in an inte-
rior town of Massachusetts, and a more
amazing eater never lived in any town
anywhere. And especially much did
he eat when fresh pork was to be the
nourishment. Well, at certain time
one of his hogs had been killed. The
next morning there was to be fresh pork
for breakfast, and the old man ate most
wondrously. In the course Of the fore
noon he ate his luncheon, consisting OF
bread and butter and mince pie and
cheese. At noon his dinner consisted
OF fresh pork, pickles, mince pie, and
the usual Accomplishments. His after
noon lunch was like that of the fore,
noon. When he came home to his sup
per, his favorite dish had been prepared
as partof that meal.
The old man fretted and scolded till
fresh pork was added to the substan
tials He ate voraciously, as usual. Ii
the evening he toasted some cheese
buttered and ate it. just before to bee
he roasted couple of apples and ate
them. In the night he was taken witt
a severe collie; the doctor was with hin
till morning, and wrought a miracle il
in saving the old mans life, The mex
, day Bolles W., one of his neighbors
went in TO condole with the old Squire
Faithful Bolles," said the old worthy
81 liked TO have died last night. II
never eat another roast apple as long a
/ live. never did love them very well
| and last night ate only two, and the
nearly killed me,
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Mhnt Men mnye DIed For.

Colonel Montgomery was shot in
duel about a dog; Colonel Ramsey in
one about servant; Mr.. Featherstone
in one about recruit; Sterne's father
in one about a goose; and another gen
tlemen in one about an acre of an
chovies; one officer was challenged
for merely asking his opponent to enjoy
the second goblet; and another was
compelled to fight about a pinch of
snuff; General Barry was challenged by
a Captain Smith for declining wine at
dinner on a steamboat, although the
General had pleaded as an excuse that
wine invariably made him sick
and Lieutenant Cowler lost his life
in a duel because he was re-
fused admittance to club of pig
con shooters. In l777 a duel occurred
in New York city, between Lieutenant
Featherstonebaugh, of the 10Th, and
Captain Mcpherson, of the 49d British
regiment, in regard TO the manner o
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-10

eating an ear of corn, one contending
that the best eating was from the cob
and the other that the grain should be
cut offfrom the cob before eating. Lieut.
enant Featherstonebaugh lost his right
arm, the ball from his antagonists pistol
shattering the limb dreadfully, so much
SO that it had to be beamputated. Graham,
Major Noah's assistant editor on the
National AdUocate lost his life in 1927,
at the dueling ground at Hoboken, with
Barton, the son-in-law of Edward Liv-
ingstone, in a simple dispute about
what was trumps" in game OF cards
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-11-10
THE COUNTRY LIFE.
by R. II sroppARp.

Not what would but what we must
Makes up the Of Lying;
Heaven Is both more and less than just
In taking and In giving
Swords cleavc to hands that sought the plow
Ana laurcls miss the soldiers brow.
Me whom the city holds, whose feet
Have worn It's stony highways,
Familiar withits loncicst street.
e - Its ways were never anyways.
My cradle was beside the sea,
And there hope, my grave VIII bo.
Old homestead lin that old, gray town,
Thy vnnc Is scaward blowing;
Thy slip OF garden stretches down
Ifs TowhCrg the tide Is flowing;
"Af Below they He their sails all fured
The ships that SO about the world.
% Dearer that little country house,
Inland, with pines beside IT.
Some peach trees with untruitful boughs
- Awell with weeds beside IT. -.
No flowers or only such as rise
selfsown--poor thingsl--whch all despise
Dear country home! can forget
The lcust OF thy sweet triiles2
The window vines that Chamber yet
Whose bloom the bee still rifles?
cd. .s-a- The roadside backberres, growing ripe
And in the woods the Indian pipe?
. Happy the man who tills the field,
Content with rustic labor:
~, Earth does to him her fullness yield
Hap what may to his neighbor.
Well days, sound nights--Ohl can there be
life more rational and free2
Dear country life of child and man!
a both, the best and strongest
a. 49, That with the earliest race began.
+e And has outlived the longest
Their cities persisted long ago;
se Who the first farmers were, you know.
Perhaps our Babels too will fall
II So no lamentation,
For Mother Earth will shelter ALL
And feed the unborn natiOns
Yes and the swords that menace now,
VIII then be beaten to the plow
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A JOKE on AKERMAN.-The mistake
in the Presidents Ku-Klux plociama-
tion, by which Marion county, South
Carolina, was put under martial law in
stead of Union, occurred thIo, IN the
impossibility OF reading the lists of
counties which Mr.. Akerman sent TO
the Attorney Generals office IN his own
handwriting. All were satisfactorily de-
ciphered except the word "Union, and
all the experts in bad penmanship in
the office finally decided that it was
Marion, and so the proclamation in
cluding the latter county went forth.
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CANADA.


Opening Of the Second Parliament.
QUEBEC, Nov. S.-The first session OF
the second Parliament opened to-day.
The Lieut-Goyernor in his speech con-
graduates Parliament on progress since
confederation, and recommends con-
tinuance of the policy of Railroad extern
sions. Several emigration agents have
been appointed in Europe, and their
labors are gratifying. The condition of
the finances is encouraging.
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