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s4.s1I,4l5.0s

8Itibt elm @utbabsn AM 81. Del. '70oon So, 1883 s4I. SO
Die gsIoer Der Bant iuerosn jun 2lhtanfe BON gtittn
uno Bombs pom arerfannteln gBtrtbe uno su 8arItben,
,pelht burb Srunceigenibuir, Bombs pber Wittsn 8t.
Hilbert fno, btnubt.
Nadp Der Wnn6t btr rlnttr, sidnsisn iino bic geloar.
Iastn uuo 8arIebsn pptFbiis ssaadDt uup binrsihsno
ssid.rt.
am 1. sanuar 1870 war.n 1881 Rsdnunsen oftun,
ludbtenb bes psrsanpersn Jabrss ipurotn z464 reue
8tttnunasn er6ftnst. in berielbtn 3tit 1719 Rtdnlnssn
db8sihlofen, 10 baB am 81. Seiembtr 1870 9726 Red.
turssit porbanDsn iparsn. 8enrn Snbter,
Sbpmas Sstnfttt uno
(6-S, Spbn p. Mmmibpn,
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Mcner NaupereiM.

quI gtranIaT lung msbrtrerP iteItbsr oss urterht 81.
SeJbr. b. :. Iur algtineiren 3uItisosnbett auistlOfsn
ySarriipn' BouOerstns Yir. 8" uno bes pntrrm %. Yl0o.
gelGloItneu gSarttiCns BauoGrttns yr. 4."u GeStn hes
erfrtuItGtn fSottbtitonots Der 2 uuo l Sabrt ~Iuuterben
Btrtint .gtr. o. ino p9ir. g." iihO MIR %seiOnnfr. etnsn
nsutn BauuereiH Bu sroitncH unO laoen bttrmit ale
elm, Fb mad zen DR pntas, bFH 9. oB., NDenbs 8 ubr,
bel Sri. q. FannIbaI. Orr. A6, SarrtfOnfrdhe,
einIufnbei, pplelbn BortetrnnBtn lur Nnnabme elmer
Contribution ~8strpttsn unO oas &tnitrstbe8elo srbUbeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Gin Matber'S NSecn,

" T.. I, 9 hbs6rebtrtdfr.
dot ieBt ieoen abeno bas SdtuBfad, oas un>
ter her 9eipanoten Grids'i6s Resie aur
NuHhbruna fommt, tsionoere Instebungss
trait; mir neinen Die @snes'fde e~inattiae
Sp.rette: x6r. R%noelmAler unb isine Sod.
.FbeatersS iretior, Or. Stride als ,IuoelmHl.
Ter" u. SRI. Claus oils ,,Gret6en," rsip. FRI.
Rislsien in spe urtomij9e Sisuren, ,uei6.
ben 9a&musteln gar AZ ttet aamutten. 9pir
t6nnen Stbein, Der Der Grbeiteruna beontftio
it, MIR autl 3eiu4e bss .,Obeon" rathen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
@sware 3. 0baras iss~ q,
gftra n,,.."naen0e

r..cial Sastna6' Tnnb Greie,
tD Dpn Baltimore"
SheoF . Gee Der gapette. uns Rprtb. Gtraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07

sc Ueroen bon Der uQGeftern. Union :3eles
srapben. 6 ompa9nie" uno Der rWttrttosD tatos
moras. 81 mpa9nisA Sorbersitur8sn 9etroltsn,
beioe Ginien nit einanoer Su psrbtnoen,
Die Sniurrsttion in Guerrero III I'M Ab'
nGbmsn bs9riffen.
Sag @aihdft oer Staot Regito nit Ntata'
moras uno Sampieo nimmt gu.
9ie SuIura.nten bon Garcia uno GnOeno
beruIsH ltb auf bas iRneIte AmneTite : &elsb
uno beanIpruGen bic 4Dbltbatsu otlitlben.
Die AntntItie miro ibnen Oem3ufol8e 8es
pGbrt.
Sie ueutntOcdten Rinen e0ltr Metalle in
Gbilaabua iolsn iebr srsisbis lein.
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Die DrUtlGbru lirgrriA.

curM peutibe Sert6ts,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
za achr mtefern.h.r tisks~ =

,os q. o Segr S ~ ~ 81, asf1 sTrn iIs0sT, az y,
an Sufien, @ridltuug oosr gnt5inouug Der
6alsrGbr6bren unO gtsiaun9 8ur S6Uino,
iu9t Iet0cn, iinosn inDr. VI / Il d s g9 / b.
tir6en y al a NJ niGt ultsin elm iebr
angensbuts, ion0ern Ou6 Elm isbr t%Dittia=
mcs Wittsl 3ur GniferHuna 0teier &rantbei:
ten. Der gllidnl lit Elm an9entbmss, iiheres,
ttGitiges, itntutB Wtiitel, un0 Elm Mitiel, oas
6silung bringt. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Gin SanSerfon'S Nberuboua

in 0Ofo: &apItr., saitirt BON Montas on Sam
Sbarplsg's vSilper Sboip.S Die rG.ieIi9aftS
beftsbt aus abseri6tsten Ganarien : 06geln,
Sperlinae1, 9opa8eien, psiBsn MduIen uno
ruiifiden RaBen, iutlhe Die rsissnofen Stunt.
Hide MAIDEN. auBeroem probu3irt ii6 aud
Der .3aubersr" 2onsrsnia in isinen beipun,
oernspertben Slnfen. Gin jeoer Beiuber
erbdIt Elm @sibent i'm Wertbs bon Is Gents
bis All $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Gm S6ltenparfe an Der 8e1air.
MnnA

tritt mor9sn Ra9mittn9 bon IA u6r on Der
&eian9s: Somiter Or. @b. S9mibt nit leiner
Eruppt, Oersn 2eiitunsen ltsten Sonntag nit
10 9rOBem Ssifa0e auf8enOmrlen iuoroen. piss
Der auf, mas li0erlid AnsiebunSstrait 9enu9
ausibsn niro, uni bic 6amilien Der Shibsn
moraen su 3ablreiden ausfii9sn nab BEN
Bari, AZ oeranlaiien. 3uoem ipiro i6 Sr.
6eibsri9 moraen nit beionoerem @ttot in
SonntaQssW ins merfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07

&s~ &tnScr febeu oft blaB uno frdntliG
aus, uro G,m69utiA limb Wlrmer ole uria9e.
GBer's gs5Erm &uden 1T Gin unibdO'
ll9es, Gbsr itdltres Itittsl 9egen Bitrmcr.
9rtis 25 Gents.
81. 0paelcr'S &ebcrtbrau III Der
bette. Sci allen 8r1Buiiien gu baber.
CEeil2lUtO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
8nitnTrcu,

Nuf ustner Belle nad europa fnuTte Id BIN gerratb
pss beitn europatidtn dabrtiarter. bsS perTotbtnen
.. q Gdbat. ipslAen Id lpebrn per Sanpti6iiF 12sip.
Sta" ttlpfauBer babe. -
ptOfsiioren unb @litatren : Spislsr iuo a6tun9sopu
ein8sIaocn, ~olislbsn iu uuier iudin.
d. Gistnbrdnbt,
IQb7l SIR IA Ulf "a =. OAnttimnreUro6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
SGeuer 8auDerein.

VIE 3ititnistr. psI&e ~SeionHen Ino, benz ttrstts gr
bilbtten 8auueretn.. uelhtr ctn gtarntn pedHton'
Hrbeitersb 0ilptretn Gr O. tlbren lou, nob otlJu'
treisH, itno frsuuoli9it eriubt, StsHfda. ben 10. b.
Wlts., Abenbs Z nbr bel eru. SUbann Shn6rr In
Err. 413 0dt BON GantOnsnpenue u. 9bef'tr'
lrdte, trifetnsn Su polen. !
nm ottiem Wbtuo iiHost tie erFe BJablura Ger Nut'
nabmt uno BtamttnlpdBI itatt. Sm JtaInsn bes Ber'
Gins SCbdnR &huDrr, prDD FrGi.
(B-7J rs. &dbtIRp, prODtt. Setrti6r. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
OF. 3. @. NiferSs

oee. 1A1, Bapettss, ~IBifbsn %atPs IHb $1sars'
GtFdfes
bat 80 Sabre dui poIpiiaIsYjrdSIs ptrIudnSi. Juu3s
arute, UeIde burt 5eIbTbehsduu9 nnb bdufge Ibptilt.
tide Rrantbsittr f5 SaumEnergteBunaen s.etoefl, uno
oraaniIdt ShlDGde, Shibtrrnbrit, Gdhudbe btr Gsb'
trait, DbrtniauIsn. Grr6iber. pOber . @nf&psuung.
5nrpOttrl u. !. 10. ju8floeeR fGpsn, ioi,tet, lWisp ssfttli
g0nprrb6e lutro IN 9 1agrn getelIl, tTtldf gu.
p9tlis In 5 9asen. Ist@ts z pblts ooutarCig sgbsiit,
Sprtttlnbtn bon 86i TX ubr W0rgens:
BON 2 bis ubr Rutmittdgs unD
bon Z bts, br Wbcu6s.
Sonntags BON 10 bis II by Bormiftaga.
6ttIunB iplro e%aranttrt. 90 (25H-l
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Wel0ieuouuQeu!

gtIofenbnnstn tptrben ~ hem nitbrigatn gourjs Fir
prtnBtiHen fbaIern, Rbetn. vuIoen, 6ranisu tt. rad
frssnS tinetn ftstie guropo'B btyprgf. DIE 9iHs Der
pduies, r,itirslter tpty disadvantages un.ssSa,tsa. III
IN Der ptfsf anietbdhst: q. Maine.
III eds Der Baltimprsfr. nnb y 80. .Qbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Rln nniere ousmartiaen sn6ieri6enten!

SammtIiae SubIribenteu Gui urierc tGelibs unO
>u0teutli6e AusBabr, pGId: nod int Ruditauoe TWo'
baden i'm 2nute Der leBtrn Gage ibrs RGtnmGeu ju9e'
ibidt crbalteu. Sieienigrn, iueIbc uuIere WabUun8
unberIid1@ti8t laiicn niiNen aepGrtiaeh, baB nad5 Dem
l. 6ebruar bic 3uicnOuuS Ots @Iattes ~etr8tftsut pirO.
lG-1OJ Der Serausacbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Mefrdut4

Vim 8. 9anuar I'm 6auIs etr 9lttrn Der Braut Surdb
YaHor Gdstb Geors 8trObmtptr, iun,, nit 6tGul,
Rarte u. GieI, Seios BON bier. t6-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07

VIM 0. Jdnuar nadh flrIenl arauttnInatr 5rnu Ertc.
berthe Sommtrlpd i'm 40. 4tbeEstabrf. Gis Ser,
lpnnotsn uno trtnnbe Der 5autie fEo bBHi6i elr8Cs
aers 10 libr. BON Der ~gBobnuug TIRES Sobres, 1ir.
88s. earatosafftaat. pBne lpeItrrs GsHIapHns bet.
5llpobnen. 10y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Nnrb : Garnlineirabfn 8aubercin o.
NearI alntual Ban.B sreia.

Die BsriammIlnsen bisIes Bersins ,perosn bon iett
an Usoutas anitatt Dienitas Nbeno absebaltei,. SYe
Beamtenlpahl iptro Wtontas, ben 90. Sdn. ftattiinoen,
ipwie aud bic srite 3abInn8 Der Beitrdse. Dir 8eieb.
biider fHo ~ babei bel itsarl. psftlnsr. Gr. Hyi
Dearlfr., nHo Vile, tpelae id einfm sWluiualens an.
fdItebeu ipouen. irossa 9efa1igft 10 balo, mir mbalih.
tbre Antbsile inter3eihntn. in6sn pe esfebA6e 3a5i
balo ~psrtauit isiu pire,
on y. 50. 0rpppsI, prop. Gsfr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
W o ntaa a.

Sr. 81. TrtebertSbGufer e%rOtfnet Won:
tag iein neues &otaI in ytr. 128. Sft. 5apetts:
StraBe, nit bslitatem 2uni1s uno einsm
Dprtrsiflihen Solitude.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Gnmpaauiss Iri61ft.

BaItimpr re. ben i. 5annar 1871.
Ser nnterSel6ntte hat bsuie ietnen Sobn Souls VI.
Sfpfs In iein Seihdtt alFaenpn,msn, nm, oas Iebtr.,
5&ub,5inbing' uno 9rtntriing. Bs Ih6ft In allen 3pei.
gen unttr Der Strna bon #ttsr Npfe & Spbn Ju be.
trGibtit.
3anienb fir has bisher eefhsnfte Dettrau,n, bite Id
a4tpn8spoR, mir oalslbs iu erbalter.
Sttsr Stpfe. .
SertHanfraSe. l 3birt iuetliG bon Der
(1Q1-6) 0QlDert{traRt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
@tnrht

I'm 0. San. Charles 6. znpeer. 8 Sabre uuo Q
Wonate alt, eirSigtr lno 9eIiebtcr Subu bon Gttie VI.
uno oes peritorbercn 5dfpb q. 2unccr. Die 8rrs
lpanoten iino 5rcrror ocr 6diuilie ituo bbfIibit ciu0e.
laoen. Der Besrot9ung @putas. Radnittu9 2 Ilbr,
bonn 3rauerbauie. gtr. a9t, PsuiIiD % uia.2lpeuu
aus Dbns peiiere GiniGbung beiJulpoblcu. (Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
@neni In mnEkirntnu.

Or. DupiS RSefeiero Rr. Ils, Grfc Straas.
uabs Psnni; .ApeuIe uuo BEN Gapitols9artrr, III unllt
Agsnt fir BaibtngtDi, @sor9etoun uno GItror6rio
uno Fro 3ablun9en an ibn gu tnadCn.
aS- &nIctBen fHr ben aGOrrtip0nosrhtHS weibta Oh
btinettm Grie tutasotnntrnunI,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07

Au8 Netp YOrt. = SampFer'
HuFunff,


Reps9Ort, 6. San. = Ser SumpFsr
vgttp Of &imsrid' 1T Don 2iOsrpOoI anSs'
fam men
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MMtMna !


II Observation-Disclosures S6itenl
QBir madsn BEN Gdiisen bierourb bic trgtbsne Nm,
Jri8t. baB mir pniformeit mad Doti@tift aus ben bes.en
StOften iu ben btlisitsn Rrsiien arierttstn.
GrttnefTen & Gutsr ninth,
(3i0-l EuoueIt.gd de Der Baltimore unb Vaca6tokf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Selegrapbtide Sepei@erI.
fssr&tst fur TEN pGtuti6,n GOrr.pOnbtntes.T )
sIus Rem. 9ycrF. Die 86rIc.

3.p.9Orf, 6. San.- @elo 6, Grduns,
81, Sob f6luB felt su ll05 bis !, 2jsr de
'62 1885, de'64 los. de'65 1885,, deco neuc
ausaabe 1875, de'67 1913, de'63 1919, TO-
4Oer 1863, @.ntraI 81 Grie 22S, &taein8
98h Saoli6e Wihtaan 9l4, Yittsburg los,
NDro : QBsItliGt 705 Ditto YriOritatsn 8lS,
BOD Sslano l044
aus S6ifSna6ri6t
Wen.N orf, g.. San. = Sts Samptsr
algeria" unO s9eIOstiG" limb aus SiosrpooI
an9etommer.
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Eipr Rrnru-G}nttrr

9tHistl unb R%Bilbprst ta8Iia OOHj 9anOs snipiau'
gen un6 lum QsriduIe bel ..
&inmDre, #fetft @ GprsRs.
(292-) Slr. 1872. 9iGhtfe. sa5sriis.
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Weuer SauDercit
,,9ie Qllte una NeNe RDelt.'

t~N WIZ NHD ~St"I ~DfFEs
8teIe 10 febr btIiebte tatb oil de Wloratsl DRIFT
b"c8unnen uno III CO DtBbaIb esrabs lett bic bette 3stt,
odrauF 3u abonntrtn. SitisIbe ioiift rir 20 9tnts pro
Wonat, trst ms Sou5 seliefert unD etbGlt man init
benz Il. Sefie elm prahtp0ass in Dsl ausesiibrtss Yr6.
misubilo. nDte @eburt Gbrtfi" bdtftIeno. Sts
EubIcriptiOnsi 9ife lpiro bisitr Guet urter ben htRger
9atboliten Chiultren lno lpoue giCmauO ottiaumgn,
bteiss fatbpItT i'd { gBtti naG ardfeR III untsr'
iiiben. Subann Y. SIrscns, -
-. .-a 6er. az, q urb;S acdffrdHe,
8tneral'Neent fir Baltimore uno umgeesnD
(3,6,8,l0J @. SidtIaieI, StaSer.
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0ermiIdte @n,cigeM.


gil0ifr DunO.
8erein fur 2ebens : % erfHerHne,
Standardization uno g0Opes
rGtiSsGScfen.
Gtt 3abIuugsn ibnnen n6dsHtIid 8tirn@t lDer6th.
Sf tbens-gtlRhsuuss sRpltcen ptrtsn BON elmer
BON etaatt gsp.Yorg iaeOrvertrisn Sslsul&ett eus9''
gtbtn.
Ser @duEtsSpE bee BrnbeS IA!
Dem WitiflfanDr, BEN panbiperier uno Gtbtttet
2sbeHs. unb aranifus Setfdsrurg gu tineln mbgltdH
e%ertneen Beirles Ju bietsn uu0 bic e~rBtelien uebtrldiht
gum Htien ots SunJsu ~ utrtDsHttn.
glsgeH ndbrrtr SntornGtt0H tUtnot man 10 an
3bwdrb @plbmdHH, Fr. as, SOhpfRee : Ase,.
Dpsr an Die AbtbetlunaCn.
AbtbstIuna SIR. l27 otriatnntslt ih Routaa @btRo IN
SIR. SO, @erHanFraBt;
WbibttIuu9 gr. 1856 beriaHnetl TMb DOnnerfia9 abero
IN Jtr. l79, &Grtuatonftr.
WbtheIuna Hr. JAS p%trinmlneli f@ JrUiae AbsHb um
SII9r In 9lt. 4, geHtresG7artet. Gpaet;
Nbtbeiiune SIR. 146 orriurrfneit ia W~fohtaaabeno BET
SatGb &d5tsrliS, hi Rr. 835, shbslBonhfr.
gbGpeiIung Sir. 147 OeridmHsIt fd gltttiyo@ absHb IN
Sir. II, BrownTr.
Mbtheilln9 SIR. l55 perIamIHsit itb Samftug Nbeio an
(gtpo. Is-j gr. AZ. DrIeausitr. Hdbs GsntFelsaee.
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Gbtptu Tprreff,

Der grpB. omerttanii1e Srae6oe, b,sinnt
Ronta8 elm 1afiipiel bon nur 5 8oriteIunsen
in Der .Gorcorbia." IS miro 6aburdb benz
bieiis,n Yublifum elm ~ielt.ner @enuB gtboten,
osrn Sorrst III unitreitia elmer Der bsoeutsno.
fen ieBt Iebenotn SdauipisIer; isbsnfaIs Der
btoeutenbfte aler ameritaniiden. Bir EN-.
pfeblen. re1t3eitig Sit. gu bsle9en, ba Der
3ubran9 bss publifums oprausit9tlih iebr
Hart fein miro. SiGets t6nnsn tdeliG In osr
sGoneoroia1 s.lbt tusrotn.
Die Ga Mne'fAe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Opernbauie (Semper.ns. S.mp.) on Roros
Sapfttabe nno bat ii1 burd Die ereeGenten
Romifsr Sid Barter unb s. SaIbott bers
itdrft. Seute, Sonnabeno e. Se3.) III
aud Na9n1itta9s 8orfeluna; bas Gntree be-
trdgt2 rs Gents. beleate SiBe SO Cts. gBer
rsbt berSli6 laden min, Der sebe bin uno isi
3su8s Der Seifiunssn bieier @eislidaitl
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Die geerb'iGe QGhmai0ina

~ bic bettebteHc tn SamtIieh.
ffs S9netosr, Rlftbernader urb sFGntlen.G rbtti BIZ
bette In Der g9elt. Wldn ofrfehle nibt, ft 30 Gnt!rju6tG.
Btriauft auf HonatIibs Sa9lInetr III btn aitOttaRtn
8aarprstIen.
S3triaufsjtnrsr sr. So, sepre.IbarIssarast,
in 5rtiHlalrsr Go9srbanis. tGue. 10. l2YRte,)
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Gin uGtliMts Qeeibrnhts : GeI6tnt

SW UHRili1Vb RSttUNHUUlp : VtiI1tNtI
9as nibIi6ae GeIbsnf fir SHUTTER. SFrau. eGptfer
ODER 5rsIno III etne neut gBbeeler 4 g9iIipn'Sd Lock
Stitch $ 9tGbmaidine 81. 90 pro lBode Deer $40 pro
Wonat tauftn time BON StsIsn uuibsttrslliGsr SAINT.
lien. RabmaI4insn. 9tau iprsGe IN 6teiem $iireau Dor
uno unter lude %oitleIbsn. tbe man anOGrsipo ianft. Gt'
iino bic ttnta4iien, 6auerbatteitst uno oIon9mti6iitn
Spullhttt (Shuttlel.
Nstsrfpn E GarSentsr, General. Nasnten,
(302-l gtr. 2l4. aGeii,SaltinlOrI frabe.
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K. Z. r, Il
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CURES THE WORST PAINS

r"
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How Af0raRs nm fr.LH wc were ID
suxssea saj. wAisA. sbcvss sll s<ler thisrs
eoa,hineih vsslaeosisia1ls 70 ths, .Aappis
ness Il The yoang house-kscper, .it ,xDuld
Be to. lesrs bow 70 cock Is husband . moth,
er cooked. Mother used to make coiee,.
20 and sc'. mother used to have ss<k ws4s
aess and soshcr kse~ jsss hsw tAiek. q
hos thin; n nsakc seqeash PIE and. chi
if / only could taste Of mothers biscuis.
Such are the comments Of the husband at
too mary meal tables. II would 30 only
Z little more cruel for the husband 81
throw his fork across the table. or to dash
the contents Of his tea cup in his wife's
face, The experience cf contrite hus-
band is good reading for those men who's,
daily sauce is show mother did H." He
says. II q =
1 found fault scme time ago with Maria
AIMS cus,ard pie. aud tried to tell her
how my mother made custard pie. Maria
made the pie after my receipt II lasted
longer than any other pie We ever hsd.-
Maria set it on the table every day for
dinner. and you see could not eat il be-
cause | forgot to tell her 70 pat in any
eggs. or shortening. It was economical,
bat in fit Of generosity I stole il from
the pantry and gave it TO poor little boy
in the neighborhood. The boys funeral
was largely attended by his former play
mates. did not 60 myself.
Then there were the buckwheat cakes.
l told Msria Ann any fool could bca. her
making those cakes. and she said l had
better try it. So did. I emptied the
batter all out of the pitcher ono evening
and set the cakes myself. I got Che -four
and the salt and the water, and warned by
the past. put in liberal quantity of eggs
and shortening. shortened with tallow
from roast beef. because could not find
any lard. The batter did not look right
and I lit my pipe, and pondered yeast
yeast to be sure. 1 had forgotten the
yeast. I went and woke up the baker and
got six cents worth Of yeast. i set the
pitcher behind the sitting-.oom stove and
went to bed.
In the morning I got up early and pre-
pared to enjoy my triumph; but didn't.
That yeast was strong enough to raise the
dead, and the batter was running al over
the carpet. scrapcd il up and put it into
another dish. Then go. fire in the
kitchen and put on griddle. The FIRST
lot OF cakes stuck to the griddlc. The Sc
eond di,toed, only more. Maria camc
o~ms d5sn a..1 asked what was burning.
lShc advised me to grease The griddle. I
did il. One end Of the griddle got too
hot and I dropped the thing on my ten
dcrest corn, while trying to turn it around.
Finally the cakes were ready for break
fast. and Maria got the other things ready.
We sat down. My cakes did not have cx.
actly the right favor. / took one mouth
full and IL satisfied me. lost my appc-
tite al once Maria would not let me put
one on her plate. think those cakes
may be reckoncd dead loss. The cat
would not eat them. The dog ran off and
stayed three days after one was offered
him. The hens won't 60 within ten feet
Of them. threw them into the back
yard, and there has not been pig on the
premises since eat what is put before
me now, and do not allude to my mothers
system Of cooking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
Ey- In Ameri n, at this very moment.

Es- In Ameri a, at this very moment.
there are perhaps ten thousand men. still
young, whose prospects have within FIVE
years changed utterly, whose strength and
hope have gone and left behind only an
endless regret that nothing had been laid
up in the time of plenty for just such an
emergency. And perhaps there are ten
thousand more who are unconseiously
travelling along the same road and who.
at the end Of the next fve years. will suf-
fer the same calamity. and become the
prey Of the same regrets. And every five
years, as they roll away, write just such a
sad history Of ten thousand souls.-Rev.
Geo. II. Eep@or.h. ..3. ..-.
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