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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
pic Qerurtbetlana Ses Rtletns.

NlbGnD, To- Wdri. - 9.utt MOrgtn CAB
Ole Surp III Der untsru9uugsiahe luioer otu
GrpteB Rdubsr J,tin5 ibren QBGbtlprub auf
sS6ulDia- Gb. Gr uut0e iOfort pom Ntti,r
}u timer ~ iiBtiScn3 3ubtaausruf h,r b6dl.
lteH neieGtt3tn SlrGle, usrurtbelt. Scr Ysr'
lbttOtger Utu stnRtdismiltl ttnts0en uno bic
GGNe nor Otn General &etEliH Dts Obsrs
WeridliB bltnneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
OeFurtbciiung wegsu 8raubs
fftftunl 0uf bp6er Gee.

WtW U0TI, 70. WI0I3. = 30atIe9
gdrppc, wt,,btr prr enj8m Sa8en WcGcu
9rdnOatilNnB au botet CIR i'm BUrec5-
&ret3 8trtUtG Won ten &tibWprentn ihul>
ptl bsfwpcn pcrcGn 1T. Wurpt btutt Derur-
lbri!t, am II. Mai ole Ippcaitrafe turG pen
SnOn0 ,u cyIclpGu. GDarlcS Wererttb unp
Srep. alien baten iN rCr 1brlnnbme AT
pWlrm 0crbrcdcn lbulrt8 btf1nnt unp
purbm gu 10 5a0ycn 3u4tlau5 ptrur-
ttCilt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16

len am n. 5tbmar AZ S6pgnisine tttt. Sa
Stplnbeim bai tje atrhmDln6 ttttH
SWInJ bftcmmn, un5 1T 8ot5u u eas
zhU.yGls 70 tayt MtiBmOmulu, bab Ger
yg5ger Iu5}iabt1 mubic. gtu1 IN 9tntbttm
.uuite sWt &d5g ttilatr zi6Be Sfrplrf.
Am 10. mn 20, 6s5rUar Uurten In Damn
ndr! e3eUila5 m,blue lbWRfe GTrIloBs psF>
NUIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
S9atamtss9epartemeut,
8ilreaM 0es GontrOteut8
hnR Gtn nteraefSpA

Dafbtnstou. 23 i5sbr. 1871.
Dd our eturstuosn, Dem unttrlsdinsisn 9pr8r'e9ttn
gadiuets es trihtut, DaB bic CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK or BALTIMoRE' IN btr StaOt Baltimore, S4ltt
more gountp, Staat Wasptanb. unter uno nad9 osn
Btoneuugen btr GousrtB wife. bstttst: z@tus atts
UNI RaticuaI.I Iapier9tlo ~ beGattsn, ourh Smirle'
oii,o ppn Ser Stautsu Gblaaitpnsu atfdert uno bic
Gtrtulatton uno GnI6Iuus otrtsbgn aniuororen,E am
g. Sanuar 1884 stntbntgt, Fi 8ehbriG nrRanttrt bat
uno ausn auurbnureSu beidstsr Nue gsnt9s 9eltttrt
ehe Re bns Bant'@siGait nnisr bela8mm SslsBs os'
10 srilare Id, Slfarb *. f3utburb. gOntrOltnr beg
pdpteratlOts antd 0aB Die aI'3iGtt1uei'Ban
ron H3IttmoreS In ptr 5taot Baltimore, Baltimore
Gouniu, 5taat Rarpldno. autortrt 1T, Das Bant'Sss
{tbsFt unttr bsla9tsm Stiebe aniutanatn,
&sssgsA BUR B:8Inubtgurs @sh,n tess 10 nis5g ~
%zssksD ;sebrtior 1871, 0ttdub R. Putburh,
Gpntrosur oEs Paptsr'Sllpes
f63-6al (Rr. 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
9lns yHnlIlinntnll-

BaG6inBtpu, ii. WdrI.-8is isBt babtn
it'd Il &Grtn nit 3eianun8tR ron $4,000
tt5 Witltcn an benz Hcuen @nisbtn bttbetltBt.
Der saulc bt5 iStt 88elbnete 9etraB strd8t
etwo o. p)i1tcren.
Die usuc 6rtttrepps AM uOrbWeitIi6sn Gnbe
6eS SblgImtcS lit lCbt rUllenptt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16

onbtm pir unfCre grstSttle fur 1btt unp
GGfrc porle8cn maiden mir auf eas BON uns
tm9cft5rts Club 9 Sitem aufmtrE(am-
wcItt5 pctcIs, RttaurdltoAtn, RrIlb6ufern
unh alien 8roFn GonfWmsHtsn btbsutsnbr Dor
tbtilt baTbtctGt.
Gtr 8crtbsile unftrtS GIubTyftms
pubta bUrb fOtstnbs GTiIGruHs beuttib et-
moGt: 9Br ulauttn allen 1bfe~ unb Gdffte-
Eaufsrn hru RQlatt Srn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
mna Mcin OlnrF. ar Q36rft.

Rtw YUrt, 10. Mdrl. - @.lO 4-5.
GrRc8t3tOnltn 7, Grtnnas u 90, 8olO N,H)
llIB 6u llji, 62.y ll2l, Gsntrat 9i8, Grie
20s, RcaDng lOl. Gott 5Gors 99I, Yutsburg
1l5, North 9Gfn'rn 795, DittO priOrttdttn
g2l, Rud 5gtoro ll73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16

gBaI 1lnPto on, Is. Wdrl. - Die 5na
oiGntr Gommlndrs bislttn bsuis cine StBung
ab. sic msrOtn lHebr5ts Ea8eiu Btatbuua
bltibcn. <5ls t0ten bti4loHsH, NBaarens&isttz
rmg;u tAr bic SuOianer i'm Sstra8e BON 2
WNl. nuslNit -sibtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
9Hiiftn0cbrldattn.

Rem WUrI, 70. Wi0tI, = Der OampItt
sSan Erauilg;o" III BON Bermuda nuatiom:
men, Ocr 8ampisr gIROrro GaRle' Don Qas
olnnl.
Ser Dampftr -6mtg GbaaHts0" IL BON
GiutrppOl aRGs'DmH,n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16

unO msBr 5abItar III Gaarsn Ubtr Bear.
linlsre Daaren Wcrber frci mad allen abtt-
len Der Staei 8Iltefeft Gbsr Hur bel gefdtt-
euHN oerielben Garantitt.
2Gtr sarantirm bte 9udltt6t unrrrer gpaa-
rem uno ltefeTn SisicIbcH Trsi na0 aQsn Ebtis
Lrn Der Stdbt.
8Ftsiltdt orSrtS nsrbsn befisus autesflbrt.
Die 9rUae 9cU'Icrfer 5bte'Gompaeufe.
glr. 80, -9atttaEreilr.,
Der rWarmVr~9ale" gsseulbsr.
(6tbr ,3Wbrlll. i,G.E.&Bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
gtna gin. u a1i,eried.

Saneiro, %. 5sbr., tlb.r qiiia'
bon, Is. Wldr5. --. 0as broiIianiide Miniltes
rum hat refSHitt. Senor Yarnmbos btro
ipo6riGetnlib Elm ntuss &abinet bttoen. Die
RspolutIpn In UionteDiOeo oautrt tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
SFd;iclle SblioGtipueu auFGufe

Mem Oort, Is. Mdrj, - Gs iiuo bsutt
"a @tbO'e lm&gnmutbtttagt BON 81, 1925, 600
Su 100 S. bls 10 2S ab9egsb.n tpor0sn Gs
peroeu BON btr EeNigruua Wtta. 1u l09,55
ma INp "a npunutltr1 nErhfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
Central : 1tatiOual -gallh
TIM 8altimDrG
N1r. &. &p1ffIt Gtrnfie

yGTs 0k SDuAD kLuRS
CBoNAPARTE BUILDINGl.
GIueeiabItss Saar'RaetaI 5000. 600.
grlaubnib a. 3u osrarbBern aut. ut........SoOO ,OOO.
Sames S'9pnntr. BrdRotnt,
(rtbsr grGi Der 81. National Bank OF Pittsburgl j.
.. g. @arter, Sdiiirtr.
frIher In bsr I'Nationa Mechanics Bank OF Balti-
more"l.
8tefoattrt taolid, um IL llhr MHtass. aur Itgtl'
men Ban 9libdfte rperben idaeu geEau uno aut Die
sanh9ttsn BsoiHaun9sn aus8sl1Rrt.
SireftDren.
Games S'Gpnner, Erilbsr Rtdinent Der s9tertsn
Rational. Banf BON y tishur9, va ~
ID. TRorrls Grems bon osE 6trm1 9o9n VI Orem
Sohn & Comp;
3. grantltn Dir. bon Der 5irma 9g Il Steiner
SEQ. ~. eSsbb. BON Der 5irma GsO. 30. RBtbb&g Go :
teemsro az. Sarbp, bon Der 5rna Sebr. parbq :;
@snarb y. HGc Dpnsl. oon Der iftrnd Vtt Oopta'
Nobini0n Comp.
afdusr Steisertpntb o.
Sames q. Hdstar, oon Der fStrma @sbr. 2aIear
o. S1phetter. ppn Der 6trma Soltsitsr y Sm'tq,
YItis6ur9;
Rpbert u. alns, graHosns Der "Cash Ins Co."
tRarJ3.lWp Sr'sbura'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
Gus Sanias.-OaS 9tailauss
Grp,,.iSe

9eabtntuo rtp. IS Wdrs.-Sas Bigts
lans. @omitt in Hltopna fin9 Yferbt 8i.be
elm, BON oentn es erIbob uno all ben Ssi,
nea auibna, bis tie toot Darsu. Drei Der
g6nner tportn als -S!aaisjsu9.nS aufgstrs-
fen, troBotm aber gsbdngt Dorbtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
scue Aulctgeu.
NH tie 6crrCu grrOiger her StaOt
WoftinnvP1

Ter SeH WusiauB fiir Wtbalmnq hrr otutFhtH ftt,.
OtngfStrr trluht btyrmu uhmnesuou Die @ttHlihsu
BGtttmuu'B ., GuHutdg, buI %. aHFti, buIb abbdis
tuna s,nS5 GEt Die ffisNUsistr RsIua nsbmrnosa
@1uGbitufitB SgotutduE bee ulEotWtargttn Hrit.
bfUs uUO OtM WnbtHiru Der VttdusrrH bic bObtTe
B1s.be ~ QtbCr, uuh bot tH GTlDGItuua irtunbi6et
@sml sruuR btter Ntit ben 8tR,un BET 6TEbtnsistfT
upi znuntdV luNfutn no ttIdubt.
9m NutuGGs Ota ,EtHlusiGuhB:
l6i-GJ NuiiuS Gonrab, 5tlrtidr.
Ert.ttn ID fnnirr "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
Gpateite Gabelz zWa3ri1te,t

SpateFe zWa3ridten.
Hiiffebr be8 aaiiers lad Berlin.
Ser Gmpfamg SeS aaiiers inSaars
bruceeu uuo 8ranffnrt.
uebtrrei9unse eine8 8oprs
beer, ,&ran5e
Die 8esrlbunps Diputdtrn ees Saiers
rem Nuetdnp.
Gin ,pabnllnni8eS @ert4t.
gtllaemeine Wiilitdrpilidt lit Trants
reid.
Die Meeiesune unb Die SNptben."
Der neue @eSanbts Ceftreid,'s in garis.
Tus b.m bIirti6iid.n Rei&sratb.
8smard unb Snouabers.
sbem ttaltent 6 en-
parla m cut.
Der ssaifer IN Berlin ertsartef.
Berlin. Is. Mdr3. - Ser 3aiisr tptrl
morsen bier ermartst. Gr bat eineH offlltsHef
Gmpfang ab8slebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
gbce SnrEeu

int bncttt SmpOrtaticu u. ppn uus'auSgtIuaL
Die NatftciOrttn itnb spn Der btitcn Saalt-
tat uu6 III Rnps@Orttr prtiftn dHatIauft.
rluitrt n,ut unb umfanBrctlbt DampimaI4t.
utrir IN uHlCrtm @tbaubt ium 5ptds
Dee tastlcbcn 5t6atnS unb UEabtcns bra Gaffse's
inter unirrcr ptrltnlybcu GettuHs Itst uHs tn
Slano, ba0 Qu9i,fum nit rttntm gemGb~
tcntn &aifce Won poU0lIibtm ejsru6 tR
ptritbeu, wemut mir bsipnprIs duimutiam
mabrH.
Bur 9tqutmlibtcit bt5 Yublitums ufftrirtH
mir urlUe 3Udtrpt!cu ju Gabrttptttfru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
Der .Strife~ bes Seneraf 8cfts
metfferS in Qentneep. - soic
@eaieruns nno ete Naetfie.

Weaierun9 nub Die Wactfies
Babueu. Scr Gonere9, ber
Cbpeu nus BIG 3Ssrtasums, ~
mai bineton. Is. WdrB. = Ser &es
gprtG.r gtaine 9tridts!sn Bri,fe benz 9nuis
bic @riinos auseinanD.r bic ton p.raalabt
bab.u, Die Yoitrouie swifd.u 2ouispile uno
9trinaton sin3uftell.n. 9Gs geben tines ucn
Dsparteu,ente 3ur 8ertbeiiuns Der Yoititns
bung.n ans.itsllten Asenteu let Iduss otr
aans,n 3cute In Gol9e aufrlbrtrIidtr Ses
mcnitratipnef bebrobt geipeItn.
Der Senat pirp nabrfbttnli1 ntorssn ben
Borihlag uta9en, bur4 elm asmsina James
Golnite Die 3uhdnbe TN Sao.n untsrudsr
3u loIi.n.
aus elmer Gorr.iponotn3 ,niidsn ben,
9raiioentsn Der .nnionsp spaeiies sYabnA unt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
SnlanOs Os9epeibelt.
TreintaurerifdeS.

gBaIbinn0ton, Is. Wtdrl. - 8ie Go,
tumbia Gomtburti Der Sempslrittsr anb
t.ute i'm ssrtimaursrsE Etmpel ibren 4. Sahs
rsg.gmpfaua. Der Sprt6er Slaint unb an-
osre bsrporragenbe 8eamie tuarer 9satntudr
tia, iomie pislt irsin,aurtriide Whroentr6gsr
aus auteren SiGottn. Bon 2oro Gsnteroon.
pon Der ,bphenA Gommiifion. ipuroe Elm Brisi
p.rt.I.n. S.rielbe. friber MeiIier uno eotsr
grieler, oriidte In fsintm 0am.n unb Nn'
mems bts Sraf,n Gr.p. Grosm.iiiers bst
5reimaurer in gn9lano, itin 9toausrn aus
6as fe Der gtnlaouna. beim fJeite Su etiGsi'
men, nibt Holge lfifen ionnten uuo o.rIpridi
braoerlihe Yers,ltuna Der betui.isnen ireuno'
iGaItli4.n &ufnitrfiamfeit. tusnn iit .ine @e:
lsgsnbe,t bitrau fur Die 8raosridait In Gu8'
lnr1n hisfen inlIie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
- Dr.. ;. G. 1lloNlOn's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLAUE,
5fpoH g1e Der Gut0rps uno SarGtOgafrabe.
Rcaaanblse GsbtTe ~ $40 bis SI5 psI9t sarantirt
tptrptn, 3atrtsDsnbttt iu Bspdprtn
8abns iperoen oqne ben serluBhtn 54lttrl ausgtlos
gen su so Gents pro 6ttd refine SoibAlunA nur 81
bittS 5iibtrfHlUns 81, dui 10 Sabre sarGHttrt Das
Bgreau III tu ttOer 3tit oien Sonutass nSn bts IL
nbr gnrn1tttdas. t286-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
SIS q. 8. Wroxt,

9g. g. .. Bf0itI,
EEs. 40, Esorsa2ibtrtpR Rrdse, Sal!tneEe,
pil 300 Stralt iabsn, psun 81 gnsorlftgtsn Sale
eiuiIaltit 8frl4R DGr sttmns Gatarrb uno aIt 9ets
ben ass 9aIIss, osr 9ua8t otr aaragtst ets EIliss
niorrboIosu aItlmatisnius GirDp4tIu, AtrpsuIatna'
Nt Wugtn. urb DbrtuRranIltttn IT, 10. ntdlt htrlEt
Etr NIT per nipl an9tfRhrttn 9tiotn btbalt IN tol
Mat eeraef fen, tdn Dr. Grant Gtle uebel hel!ts
ps he aud ReiBtn gno bsiaaittn ittu nt6gtn CT ms
{aGi OR Rtdnttn btt Gag uab bet S(Gtt. (abras7lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
SRrirhrIisErirr-

vile etrrut bic tb "a ptrDe avn rmIuat bshtIatH
modem huh :riult Nth Arsttua Whtuc Hbr I'm SO.
,dlf brB Ctn IuNuft 8Cidt ar. 40. Rprt. arsbt.
rlFdraae. lnlunb'D bcsBlrttcn Die WaTitaut otE
utrlh tDNtH 9GttNc
lyl-5 SuuiS H2utb, bsF.RGrI5au.
t,W6 StEitl.| Cpptt y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16

NIVFVFE FTF'4
9aIaSe BiGtte Der 5eseIIaift I'M 3rutidenSst, ute
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore FHrGrUadisne ScIo S2f. 30
DO fir Qtn0er Suii iheu uto Jabren l6.0O
Der 9ampFer pom Bremen nat baltimore ~,
tint 3fptidtosde e.,...........,.:... ':...; 4u.Vu.
PaTast.8atts fRr bin unO Iurif sn berabssiesten
BreiisnI (Aprtll3lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
Glnh. TIntnir.

Dt 'tbr gttdidtt WouFtt+gn fam 40 ithtr StH Hbsr
NtCQAutNt 0ts NthtUs uotr WAf mo tlnelnd afIBrp.
dtu lptrreu tn Or SI5. Eub s'CueRr lmthsu
Ulttt. unn Nlitt NrutfaBe. 90 9trta pro Dtrtnu.
SJnntG0l Hltbt "a ipIldcu. tot-0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
Se|enroul,ilMc 9cvcIdlclg.

tEou btr "a Hutttrtsn pres" fir ben ,Dsntiatn Sot
reipen0enteu" berdttt. Der ,,eorrtlpohotnr
III bas sinltes otutite W3orqenbIatt Saltmorss y
fptld.s bic 5nIano. uno aGbel 3speiGen bettbt une
UonitdnotB uer0tlsn6t.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-16
9 O b 0 to O.
Rpman
ecu Guftao oDGt @ee.

Itf1fIItBNhQ.I
Suiarn uno 9ieree fparen stnqudrtttrt
uno gotDar mabte etuen @orgeiegien Die mo-
tbiaen MetCun1sn. Gem Sbrtm, trr Benc>
raj unO 8rtBape G0mmanseur, befanS lth
cbeuiaa5 uner btelen dnp lup t9n loBieih 3um
&bCneeiien Elm.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-09-02

sively used for that purpose.
Some Of the plants have been
sent 10 the great Thorbun's es-
tablishment, and to Mr.. Gree
lev, New York, and Philip Il.
Freas, of the Germantown Tel
egraph, has been appointed
agent for the sale of a limited
supply in the vicinity of Phila-
delpllia. The latter gentleman
has now some hundred suckers
growing finely in his garden,
which will pro duce fruit in
1872. The color of the berry
is a deep purple, exceedingly
brilliant, and as already stated,
as large, if not larger than the
foX-gFape. 1J san Do gEgao
"Ir is predicted that the cul-
tivation Of this fruit win make
Stafford the richest county IL
the State Ct Virginia, not ex,
cepting Frederick or Loudon.'
II [E'Tcl,dnge. ~ ''.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-09-02

We have been furnished
with the: following Interesting
article from the pen of Pro
fe.sor Rails: att .fnE 'ita st'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-09-02

According to DIR. John 1C.
Peters, in the New York Med
zeal Journal, every outbreak
of the Asiatic cholera beyond
the confines of british India
may be traced back to Hindo-
stan through a continuous chain
of human beings affected WitH
the disease, or through water
contaminated or articles STAIN
ed with their dejecta. This ar
ticle shows how festivals and
pilglimages serve as the dis
tributors of this fearful conta-
eion. catching it up from its
original seat and scattering it
abroad over the world But
what most impresses a western
reader of these descriptions OF
Eastern life is the absolute deli
ance of all sanitary laws and
hygiene conditions by the peo-
pie of those crowded regions.
In the villages. the butts are
huddled together in masses,
and pushed up to the very
edge of the, ponds or tanks;
their projecting ewes often meet
together; while the interven-
ing spaces, ,impervious TO the
rays of the sun, are converted
10 tie most uncleah purposes
and used by both sexesin com
mon. Pools of liquid filth, Of
zen covering 10000 square
Geet bv actual measurement
, are found i'm some of these vii
lagos. Moreover we are teit
that there is no such thing as
pump in all India, and all thei
drinking-water is drawn from
, the large ponds, or pools, Q
I tanks, or from open wells, ant
f is always carried about in leath
e er bags, made of sheepskin
. which can never be properl,
/ cleansed, and are often in con
\ stant nse for years And thl
:. filthy liquid is used by the na
d tives to dilnte the milk whic
) is sold for public consumption
e Doubtless there are people /
America who will be shocke
j. at our unfaith when we Sd
o that what those regions war
j. most and first is not to be Il
= bled but to be drained, and til;
d until The gospel OF. cleanline'
S. can be put into practice by Il
5. people, the gospel OF Christian
d ity will be an inconlprehenslb
II and useless mystery to ther
r A good board of health wou
nr do more in the villages and {
rs ties of India than all the mi
z sionalieS that can be Sc
lit there.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-09-02

A poor, emaciated Irishman,
having called in a physician in
a forlorn hope, the latterlspread
a large mustard plaster and
put it on the poor fellows lean
chest. Pat, when with fearful
eyes he looked down on il,
said: "Dr. it sthrikes me it's
q dale of mustard for so little
Inate." ST p ut s1E srs.t1aiI
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-09-02
Cultivation of the Huckle-
-,.. .a berry.

We have been furnished
with the following interesting |
article from the pen of Pro
fessor Rails: alit i-nE ar.ta .t'
"It was scarcely supposed |
until within a few years that
any of the several species OF
huckleberries were susceptible
of improvement by cultivation,
or that a hybrid of value could
be produced by crossing one
variety with another. This,
however, after various expert
ments, has been accomplished
by gentlemen residing in Stat
ford, county, Virginia, and has
been pronounced by MIR. Phil
lip r. Freas, of Germantown,
Pa, Mr.. Horace Greeley and
other celebrated promologists,
as, one of the most important
!. discoveries of the age. ,-df
"Botanists and explorers
during the Seminole war dis
covered in the swamps OF Flor
iGa, and limited to a few loca-
tions, a specie of Vaccinnium,
Which could hardly be called a
huckleberry. 1t was fully as
8 large, often larger than the
0 foN-grape, having an acid taste,
but a most fragrant perfume,
aud containing a large per
csntum Of juice. r n3l.aa aal
"Captain Tucker, of Fernan-
dina, Florida, of worldwide
celebrity as a pistol shot, who
D was attached 10 Gen. Taylor'S
staff, brought from Lake Ocke
: cho-bee some OF these plants t
Virginia. They were easily
.s acclimated in Stafford county
and were preserved there unit
six years ago as curiosities il
gardens. When Fountain
Rose, Esq, ascertaining tha
pg they were really q variety Q
Taccinnium, conceived til
. idea ofcrossing them by tn
!" usual method, on the smal
sweet huckleoerry, so commo
jill woods. An account OF MI
Roses experiments woul
w. scarcely interest the reader, rt
!. suits, therefore, will only b
IN, given. . a q .r3f HsU
: "The acridness of the Flor
. da berry was entirely wantin
in the new berry and the swee
Y LESS of our small berry retail
ed, with the size, juicinees an
flavor Of the Florida specie
re- From a bushel of these hybrid
ar. ar lIr. Briggs last year produce
eed over five gallons OF vile, whit
% surpasses that made from Gu
rants and wild grapes. Aft
fermentation, the wine contal
'R, as much alcohol as Sherr
The aroma of the new fri
4 cannot be equaled as havt
ling essence for ice cream al
an0 custard. Mr.. Rose produc
J" ast summer on one square
! his garden. say the twelfth
= an acre, thirty-nine bushels
I. 'sOscola huckleberries,' as
I, has dubbed them. The pla
cts is easily propogated from SUE
A ers. grows to the height OF th
5 ly inches and stands four f
81 six inches apart in the rows
% What revolution or inno'
'ee'l ton this new frnit is to eff
4 Is in wine-making, it is diffic
the to calculate, but it is not
the probable that it will seriou
an, AM effect the cultivation of
Hatavha rraDe. now So ext
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A Way of the World.

One day a wise man walking out,
CIaneed in a way OF thronging men,
And as be cast his eyes about, AS 7, Ff
Watching them go and come again,
Upon the pave a gem espied -inla Il
Which none had trampled, none had
found; iA
While sought they fortune far and wideT
Tlsre lay the fortune on the ground
What shouting when he seized the prizes
81 saw if !" say they all aroundi HlT.E
81 saw it - each to other cries. .....-...
''E saw it shining on the ground -
So turks success in thronged waysi
Quick wisdom wins it at a bound,
When each to other snlartly says, tat#H
"a saw it lying on the ground r Ea
So shines fair genius among men;
Beneath the tramping it lies, c
Chance plucks it from the niire. and then
'T saw it y all the nation cries. .....
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ThO,,a.as .M. FOrf.

A TTOENEYS AT LAW. Milan Street,
n Shreveport, La Will practice in the
Courts of Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and
Bienyille v7n40
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hrAt a school at Newcastle the
master asked a class of boys
the meaning of the word cap
petite" After a short pause,
one little boy said, ''I know sir
when I'm eatin' I'm 'appy, and
when I'm done Fm tight"
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Imperial Ernine.

81. TsEI -ff..a : ----stf 8. ..R FH" |
ls is surprising that tie er-
mine is little valued in Siberia.
Mr.. Brush, in his work on that
country, writes: This day, while |
sitting cross-legged upon the
platform in the court, eating,
my attention was attracted by |
a small white animal apparent
ly of the weasel family. that
darted back and forth beneath
a pile of ire-wood in one, cor
ner of the hut, but its motions
were so rapid that ! could not
catch a good view of it. i at
first thought nothing of the an
imal, bnt after it made its ap-
pearanee several times, ] ven
tured to ask Vnshin what it
was. Much to my surprise, , if
not somewhat to my disap-
pointment, he Informed me
that this miserable hooking
little creature skulking about
among old logs and IN desert
ed huts, was the imperial er-
mine, that, from my earliest
recolleetions,d / had associated
with kings and thrones. 81 os
In conversation with the
starasta, at whose house. we
stopped, l was much astonlsh-
ed at the little value placed
upon ermine by these people.
These animals bring so small a
price from traders (about six
cents eachl that few make any
efforts whatever to capture
them, and they trapa sufficient
number to pay their light
church taxes. In this manner
about fifty skins had accnmula.
: ted on the bands of the priest
which he was more than will
ing to dispose Of to me for the
trifing sum of FIVE roubles-
He also showed me the tral
with which these animals ar'
p, usually caught, which is quit
a curiosity in itself, and exhib
+; It's considerable ingenuity !
consists of d small rectangula
: wooden frame like that Of
z picture, in which cross-baf |
made 10 slide up and down 4
S the grooves on either side
: something after the manner c
: the blade of a guillotine.
e small strong bow is lashed
!, the upper part Of the franz
! but the arrow, instead Of bein
d a loose shaft, is fastened to th
a sliding cross-bar in such a mai
II ner, when the bow is sprun;
n this bar is pressed quickly al
II firmly against the lower end
d the frame. The trap is
l. placed over the entrance TO Il
d, ermine's abode that the anima
y to get in or out, has to pa
/ between the sliding-bar al
Is the bottom Of the frame, and
a. so doing, presses a fine strlt
III stretched across the apertu
.. and leading to the trigg'
III The pressure frees the bo
I'd spring, and before the amin
~ can get through he is caus
nt and killed without injury
IL the skin. 10 s1rahfHua
at fup tEdI haml1tf r % aEET
'Ss rE .Gui-5 7T-T7T--r'TT u 's 'Ha
be hnDRINK AND WoRK.--"I dri
n to make me work." said o.
lie To which an old man repli'
m. "That's true, drink and it v
Id make you. work. Harken
ci- me a moment, andI will
is you something that may do y
lit somegood. Twas once a pr
porous farmer. l had a low
wife and two as fine lads
III, ever the sim shone on.
in had a comfortable home {
'ad lived lappy together. But
nd used 70 drink to make us We
IAN Those two lads / have now ]
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e. S. MuEsE, PROPRIETOR.

If#Te qHI .fiu'-f rH1 m clag1..J
H1HIS we'll known house has been
IL reGtted and improved and for
ele gancs, convenience and comfort Is
not surpassed by any Hotel in tha
South. Every attention is paid to ths
comfort Of guests and nothing Is want
ing to render their stay in the citJ
pleasant. T2f