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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

They find this cour try filled
with wees unknown in their
own heather land. No wonder
those who escape murder in
this Christian land, and who
are so fortunate as 10 once
more to reach their native land,
make such a report as would
induce the people and Govern
ment of that country not TO de.
sire the propagation of doc~
trines which they might natur.
lily suppose would lead 10
such results. II the people OF
this country had met the peo.
pie Of China when they came
10 this country as a Christian
people should have done, more
could have been accomplished
in this way than can be accom-
plished now with a hundred
millions of dollars a year, and
ten thousand missionaries
Just look at any Democratic
paper, when it says anything
on the subject of the Chinese
coming to this country, and see
how much OF the spirit OF Christ
it manifests.
| have purposely avoided, ,fo'
years, to speak of the crime;
and vices Of the country.
have dwelt on the brighter
side. Those who are so anxiou!
To convert the heather abroad
seem to think that all is lovely
at home. But let any one read
as l do, some thirty or ior;J
papers each day, and he vii
soon perceive that there is
lrightlul state Of affairs in oui
favored land.
l could more than fll my pa
per each week with only
mere mention of the horri(
crimes, suicides, &C., that arr
recorded every day. | have
been cutting out only a rerl
tew of these, and will hereafle
publish some of them, to let N.
readers know how the matte,
stands.
The New York Tribune re
Gently sent its reporters int,
some of the establishments KEEP
by wOmea, and the details ar
too vulgar and sickening 10
publication. Mrs. Fry's piclur
Of The women IN heathen coun
tries was not half so shocking
4 y Il 4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

THINGS have changed since
we were boys together. A man
tried to kiss a girl on the streets
of Jersey City, Friday last, and
found that such reireshmenI 8
were attended with unpIeas
antness. A Justice fined him
twenty dollars, the girls broth
er horse. whipped him, and his
own wife proved a patent de-
pilatory. lie has lost conf
dence in Watts hymn about
kissing and old rye, aud is a
confirmed woman SUFFER-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

The latest feminine exploit
is that of Agnes Lewis, in Gal,
ifornia. She is only sixteen
years old, and has plowed one
hundred and eighty acres Of
land one way, and SIX sweet,
hearts half a dozen ways. She
iS a sister of the Ida Lev that
they called the Grace Darling
of New England, and is deter>
mined to do justice to her ped
igree if she has to trot in 2 Is
to harness.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

Our modern course of living
begets a condition of the body
that requires occasional relief
The system becomes enfee bled,
deranged, cloggsd, and labors
in its task. The mind sympa-
thizes with 1t and both sink, or
are depressed together. To
restore the vital energies,
purge the system cleanse the
blood--take Ayers Pills.
tGlasgo,c, kentucky, Free Press.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

"That man." said a wag
"came to Nashua forty years
ago, purchased a basket and
commenced gathering rags
How much do you suppose he
is worth uows' 1t was a cons
undrum We could not answer
Nothing" he eontinued, after
a pause, sand he owes for tina
basket"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

Mr.. BEEcHER is reported to
have said on Sunday last, that
If his mother had danced often.
er and said the catechism a lit.
tie less, it would have been
better for all her family.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

MISS MARY WATTLEs aud Mrs.
Helen Comb have formed q
partnership in Kansas for the
practice of medicine. Comb
and Wattles together are in.
evitably suggestive OF rooster,
and it was quite appropriate
that their first case should be
that of : woman who tell back
ward into the kitchen firs, fox
"crowing Lens always come "
snr 9 bad end" .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

A MAN IN Boston is said Ia
be so short thf t when he is ill
he doesn't know whether hs
has headache or corns.-E.
change. t..
We know a man over in
Athens county who beats that.
He is SO short that when he ia
sick his physicians are not able
to tell whether the disease ID
diptheria or piles -.Caalcos6s
Gazette. ..r.. ,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

WINTER, which strips the
leaves from around us, makes
us see the distant regions they
formerly concealed so does
old age rob us of our enjoy.
ments only to exchange them
for the prospect of eternity be.
tore us.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH.

can OF be surpassed as hce wash, sndwill be
found the ouly specific remedy 10 every spe-
oisy of cutaneous affection. tspeedily e. sii~
GATES pimples, spots, seorbntic dryness ,indu-
rations ofths cutsneous meInbraDe, etc f, DIS
pels redness an nc,pieutinfiamation, hives,
rash, moth patches, dryness OF the scalp or
akin, frost bites, aud all purposes for which
saly or ointments are used; restores the
skin TO q state OF purity AMI sofness, and in
sufescontinued healthy action TO the tissue
Of Hs,ysssels, on which dc pends the agreeable
,clearness aud vivscity Of ofcomplexiou 30 much
ought and admired, But however valuable
A. q remedy for existing defects Of the skln,
II. T. HelmboId's Rose Wash has long sus-
.siped ITS princ pie. claim to unbounhed pat :
ronase by possessing aualities which render
It toilet appendsge Of the most snperlative
and eoIgenial character, con mining IL an ele-
gait iofnuis those prominent features, safely
and .fi,py-the invarlable acconpani ments
of i,s uss-as Q preaeryat:vs and refresher Of
the couple Eiop. u 10 30 excellent lotion for
,aiseases ofa syphttie nature. and as an mice
non ior Diseases OF the urinary organs, arising
from habits OF dissipation, used Ia connection
with the Extracts Buchu, Sarsaparii!s, and
Cstawbs Grape Pills, in such diseases as rsS
sommsnded, can not 10 surpassed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
o

HT. HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM lMPkU-
DENCES. HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
In all their stages, at little expense, little or
no change 10 diet, no Inconvenience, and no
exposure. II causes 4 frequent desire anil
gives strength to urinate, thereby removing
obstrnctioaa, PEsyeHtias and curing structures
ofths urethra. Allsying pain and ii inflammation,
- frequent IN this class Of diseases, and sx-
paiiinY oil poisonous mattar.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

CERTAIN rural papers persis t
in announcing that a lady haas
been appointed Professor of
Eye Diseases IN Harvard Uni,-
verslty. For Harvard read.
Howard. .-. .... - ,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

CHICAGO complains that draw.
bridges are destructive of hu.
man life, but they're not hall
SO bad as draw poker. That'Il
bust = man any day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

A PHYSICIAN said of a quack
that ''he was such an ignoram. {.
us that, if he could take a Ian
tern and go down inside his pa
tient, he could not fad out
what the matter was"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

BAD habits are the thistle. 3
of the heart, and every indul- !.
gence OF them is a seed froH |
which will spring a new crol
OF weeds. t q.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

WANTED-Agents and peddlers 10 sell q
2 w thoroughly good domestic article wanted
IN ever family. No competition. Exclusive
territory ri en-. Business very pleasant.
Agents have sold dozen, netting so proft
or 600 10 hive town smother 81 in railing on
23 families. Outfit IS. No dspg.r OF iinpo.i.
ton. Best Of reter nres giveu.' Send for cir.
cular to 100 Washington street. Roston, Mass.
emariteoY LITTLEFIELD / pAtfE, !,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

"WHAT are you doings7 said
a father to his son, who was
linkerIng an old watch. Tim :
proving my time," was tine
witty rejoinder. -..n3u -" d
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

TaE portrait Of General
Wolfe on the swing sign of the
Merrimac Hotel, Newburry-
port, is the text for a sketch Of
that officer, by James Parton,
in the New York Ledger. The
sign has been up for a huns
dred and twelve years, but the
portrait has frequently been
re.painted. /,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
ADVERTISING TERMS.

ADVERTISING TERMS.
One square, s.-...........sS1 90
adlitlouafinsert.or, - 5O
Cards, per yesI.. ..:... 10 OO
Local notices. per line. .-.-. In
Yearly adyertisemeQts 800 CO
column, and at proportionate Tats kei
less space. Payable In advance. -,
\ ~ The Record being the ofieisi
paper OF the toyn. and having the
largest circulation of Any JAfcrin iiss
county. offers superior inlueeme2tH
Ito nhvertiReHR. - 2 " ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

A GREAT many persons carry
out the doctrine of "not letting
the right hand know what the
lett hard does" SO far, that
they won't let the left give any
thing for fear the right might
6nd it cut.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

The State tax of New Yorls
will this year reach eleven mills
on the dollar, or nearly doubl,o
what it has ever been under,
Republican rule. How is that
for Democratic economys
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
FI}S

Helmbold's Extract is dlurstie aud blood pu-
riying and cures all diseases arising from
habits OF Liissi patton, excessss and I'm pruden'
ces in life, impurities Of the blood, etc. su-
psrseding copaita IN affections, for which It
is used, and syphll:ic atfections-in these dts.
easss used In connection with HolmbOld's
Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar tn ladies the Ex.
tract Buchu IL unequslled 10y any other RENE
dy-as in chloro~s or retention, lrregulariiy,
painfulness or suppression of customary eVac
uaHons, ulcerntsd Ur schirrus state OF the
uterus, ieucorrhoea or nhrtea, s,erllity, and
for all complaints incident 10 the sex, wheth
or arising from indiscrellon or habits Of dissl.
patton. It is prescribed extensively by the
lnost eminent Ph ysieians and mldWiyes tor en-
ieebled and drlieate constitutions. OF both
Asxsy and all akea.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25

''TuE fact is" said an elderly
wife, "a man does not know
how to stra1gLten up things.
He does not know how TO com.
mence. l don't wonder" she
remarked in conclusion, THAT
when God made Adam, he
went right to work and made
woman to tell him what to do
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
Henry r. Helm bold,s Genu.
Inc Preparations.

Delivered 10 any address secure from obser-
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Ad-
dtsss iettera for information in confidence 10
HBeRYT. HELMBvLD, Druggist and Chem
Only nep...: q. T. HELMBoLD's Drug
and Chemical iWarehouss. No 59t broadway.
New York, or to H.. HELM bULp'S Medi-
csl psPss, lo4 South Tenth Street, Phlladsl-
LEVINE or corNTERrLITs. Ask for
EEEEY 7, HELMBoLD'sl TAKE NO
0IHER, ..fAn.k snar
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
HENRY T. HELMBoLD's


Being prepared expressly for ths above COM
plaiLIs, It's blood purifying properties are
greater than any other preparation OF bal VI,
pArIlla. II gives tho complexion clear aud
healthy color and restores the patient 10 Y
state ofheallh and purity. For purifying the
blood, removing all shrouic constitutional diss
eases arlsIng from az impure stalo OF The
blood, and The only reliable and enectunl
known remedy for the cure VI pains and swell.
ing OF the bones, ulcerutluns OF the throat ahd
legs, bio~hvs, Plmples on the lace eryslpelss
and all scaly sruptIons OF ths AKIN, and beau
tifylnR the cvmpIexlsn.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
VI
Nj
HENRY T. ElELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIO

ha, cured every case H diabetes in which II
b.S been given Irritation VI the neck Of the
bladder aud iutiaina ion Of the dueys, ulcer.
All OH of the kidneys aud bladder, retentio Of
priue, diseases ol the PROSTATE gland, stone in
the bladder, calculus, gravel, bnck-dust de-
posit and mucous ormilby discharges. and
dor epfeehied anu delicate constitution, OF both
sexes, attended with the following s,m toms:
indIsposltion to exertion, loss OF power, loss oi
memory, difficulty ofbroathing, weak neryer,
tretn bling, horror Of disease, wakeiulness, dim
ness Of vision, pam In the back, hot hsnds,
flushing Of the body, jryness OF the skin, erup
ton on the sce, pallld cOuRtenAiCe, universal
lassitud0 VI the muscular ~ Steul, eic.
Ured by persons from the ages vi eighteen
10 twenty five, and from thirty live 70 tlty i've
or in tbs decline or change OF lie; alter cOn-
6n-uieGt or labor pains; 6ed.ySLnnK IN Ghll'
dIsn.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
INGMAM & Bro,
OHILLI0oTHE. 0HIN

MANUFACTURERS OF BooK. NEWS,
III Manila, aad Wrapping Paper. and deal
opes. We have on hand also chn,oe lot
Notions, which we are closing out NJ a very
small advance on cost. Orders solicited and
the highest cash prices paid for rags.
mchl9y1. 4 @' '-n- -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
VOL 2l----NO. 40.
HARDWARE.

NJ LEWIS CO.. OF OHILLIcOTHE,o O.,
IN1s keen enn -tantly on hnnd large assort.
ment Of Builders Hardware, Saddlers and
Hubs, spokes, FellveS and Rolts, lroa ard
Steel, ofevery size, Glass, saSh, &e., Ac.,
We can make II profitable for any parties
who wish to purchase Goods in our line, 10
give Us a call. n. LEWIS . CO.,
aur22ly,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
saA YEAR. IN ADVANCE
EII

Vtsess pills arc pleasant purgative, supsrsed' =
ing Gator oil, salts, nlAgnesia, etc. There Is
n0lhlng more acceptable 70 the sto'nach
They give tone and cause neither nausea nor
RripinI pains. They ara composed Of the
hnest ingredients. After q few days use OF
them, such an IMMIGRATION Of the entire sys-
teIn takes place As 10 appear miraculous TO the
weak and eneryHted. H +. Helnbod's Com
pound Fluid Extract CatswbS Grape Pills, are
not sugar coated, sugar. coated pills pass
through the stomach without dissolVlng, con.
ssqucnly do not produce the desired effect.
The UataHba Grape Pills being pleasant in
sAsIs and OdOr, do not Rsceststs their being
sugar>coatsd.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-25
JOHN 4. RAPER,
= Editor and Proprietor.

0FEIOE-N, ". Corner Of Main and
logan sts., Opposite, Court House.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-22
%crmiidlte Wcrldlte aus GnrOpn


- Der ,Srlit. ;}tg." miro ans Dormlaot
bonn 81. gugui Gcdricbcu: Sin @tnitttr,
uie eS in iclder 6ttti0ieit pobl nod ielteI
bier auigcueteu, entlub iid) hCnte Dlor1ci
bon G bis llbr iibCr uniCrcr Staot. gtuf)
ocu er1tcu bcitigcn 0onucrlhld9cn Crt6ntc
HcucrlGrm; Der Sib bate III bcu Sdorn
lteu oer SdSinbrit ciugcidlagen nuo int
Cheer. rno @iiigbuuS Ocrielbeu 9ciitnoet.
Dihte, idmnrje 0tnllhwoltcH wGIjtcn id)
iiber bic Stuot uuO gaben aunOe BON benz
9ranoe. 0tnid) bcrbsigceiltcr, nmitd)tacr
oiilie 9elnn9 eS, oaS 6euCr 0ut ictncu 0Cro
III bcidrGnttn umO lit auBcr Ctncr grbBcen
Quantitdt Cheer uuo bolimcrt bcS 8auleS
nid)tS pcrbronnt. Ser Fanit IN Der llmgc.
gcnb Der @aSidbrit uNr mieocr bcbcntcno, CT
reidJtc itbod) uidt Die o6hc, mic bct bcm 20
RIGGS Sabr ouSgebrod)Clien beocutcuoCn Srot.
&c. - Aud cin Wteudenlebcu 1T ju bella
gen. Ser StuOtgcritltSoicncr @auB wuroc,
udbreuo CT nit ictncr Bamilte AM Suheetls
ide iaB, pom Slie erid)lagcr."
- DiorrbBen, bic ais SSorldufcr Der Sbo
lcro au9ciebcn werocll, babcn in Gngldno in
irrdtborem WtOBe ,ageuommcn. Su Der
oritttu Bod)c i'm AuguIt ltarbcu oorut 40
Bcrioneu, IN Der leetcll 28ode AS7 Berioncu.
9n II Bleden mo Stdothcu III Der llmgc
bung BON qoncon iiuo iie Don 1875 aui 1912
Saae 9eltiegen. 3n Sbtiiielo criHBtc bic
Srautbtit, Die man, i'm @CgcnaB 3ur aiiGti'
iden Gbolera, bic cuglidle ncnnt, IS WIcu
den aus ie 5oIieno. 8of) rafCu Oic nlei-
en BdQe ainoer mo Sreile uno p0rCll nur
ielteu t0otlid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-22
Baltimore, NfD, 5reitag beu 22 September 1871.

brauneS Sadr fiel ibr in 9rOben Slehten
auf ben pollen 9uien uno ben mlrmprs
ifbnen Iudcu berat. Sic trug Elm ouu=
telgriine8 &leib nit unaariidcm Dtieoer
unp cine teiut geitidtc 0aube. Sic CAB
ii6 gar teine Wtiibe, ibren llnmutb 81
perbergeu. Gin cntiernte 8erwunote bcs
@pjwooen ppn Siebenbir9en, babte iie
ben Sbnig uuo 9laeS, mas ibm angeb6rte
uno ibm biente. Sin ticicr HiB 9ing 10
ourb Die 6amilie geren. Der dltere Der
beioen S6bnc, Wattbias, pelbcn Yeren
nunppr ieiueabnigin bradte, belt, pie bic
Vtutter, ju Sjupplpa. st mar crit iwan-
sig Sabre aft, bOb grpb uno mlStulbS.
,Sn reiheu 2odeu umflatterte lein ouutIeS
Ipa0r Elm unib6neS, aber beoeutcnocs @e<
iIht. 9ie itarte 9iaie mar trditig gebUz
gen, bic Otden 9ippen ibwplen pon 2eiz
eenidaft, Oas graue gtuge blidte eben 10
liitig, ais milo uno begebrli6. 9ddelno
ndberte er iibWaria, neigte iif taum; ba
blldte lie Sufduig aui, uno pie ibn ciu9lit
bergrpben iegreihenGlu9en ira, lag CT AUDI
Su ibren 5iben, bas Gjeiidt pon ountIer
8ttbe ibergoHen. Vie S6nigin luhte.
D5tebt aui, Yiattbias Rercn," iprdd iie.
nSeto lmierer Sulo periidert!"
0iattbiaS erbob iitb init einem permirrten
Bid auf Die i66ne Serrin, perneigte iib
ungeididt unb trag bei'm 9tiidSuge ieinem
&ater berb ari ben SUB.
(Eortiebun1 fo[ntl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-22
GnropaiI9e Gabelberidte.
OcutSd,lduS.

Serltn, 21. Sept. - Stbo 0tuIel, Der
neue britiidIe @eianbte, 1T bier eingetroiien
unO mir6 bieier 2age uorgeiiellt lueroen.
Ser Oeltidle SteihStag luirO am Is. Oft.
Suian1melt treten.
Seute itel in @umbinnen, StprcuBea, ein
tiefcr SAnee.
GnaldnS.
Qonoon, 81. Septbr. Die SeribiiiunQ
BON 9artgcIo nGd ben 8er. Stoatcu oouert
fort. peute muroeu ipeitere 10000 BiuHo
Sterling nit ben Sampieru erpcoirt, 0te
Sauf BON @nglanO bat ibre 9islonto State
auf Erojent erbObt.
9iopoleon'S @eiunbbeitSSuifanS id)eint fid
i'll 8orQuap bcbcnteno ;u beheru.
Die europ. Snbaber BON yGottou Sono5"
organiren itd, nm ihre glniprid)e bent
ShtcoSgertNtC III SSaIBtn9ton 81 untcr
breitelI.
Gine 0epeid)e bon gSiegan melbct, ooB
hente meitere GrploiiOneu ltattgeiuuoeu bnben
ur6 odB Die Dttne brennt. Die Seo1ltcrung
Der gta1baribaft lit III Der gr0Btcn 2lni,
reguug.
2onbon, 81. Sept6r. - Die beltgen
3onrnale beldatti9cn ii6 algemein nit ccn
RemsOorter Gutbilllnngel NIB bringen icbr
itarfc glrtitd iibcr Die SinanScn hicier
Stabt.
Der neue 5uman. 9ampfer ,,Sitp Of 0tonts
real ;" meldler bcute bonn Stapel geaiieu
mur0e, bat 1900 Sonilen ilno 1T oaS grGBte
0ampiboot, wel6es ienlalS auf benz Slgoe
gebaut pur0e. Gin anbcrer Oampfer fir
oiCielbc Sompagnle, 1890 3onuen baltena,
1T j. 3. III glrbcit.
Tranereitb.
y ariS, 20. Septbr.-Prdtoent 8bierS
lit Don Selreid onrdl eiu @trtuldr perltd)ert
Worbeu, O0B III Saiteiu gtibtS gcgeu Gruut'
reid Oerbanoert UurOe.
Der ProSeB gegen Jtodlefort wirb sur 3ett
Dor bem SriegSgeridlte III SeriailleS ucrbans
belt; CT pertbeioigt iiA nader.
Seri at s, 21. Septbr. - Der
geiteru Ucrbrcitcte Seridlt, OaB eS Swtidcn ben
Oeutibeu, ,ocldJe Die Sorts rdumteu, uub
5luiihen ben SranSoien 81 Gonilitten gelonts
men lei, 1T grnnoioS.
Rod)efort iagt beute in itiner SertbciOigung,
er babe es uerabiheut, eine Jtettung ans Bas
rlS pon ben BrelIBen Slt accepttren.
Die SicbieuAe 9reift IN 8ranIrctd INNER
wciter I'M itd).
Stalicn.
0tom 20. Septbr. = Bic bcutige YrrSci.
iion 81 @hren Der Seiesung 9tom's ourd) Die
italienilden Sruppen mar cine 9roBarti9e vi
faire. 0ie Staot mar AbenbS brillant iu-
minirt. 9tiht bic 9eringite 8ubeit6rung CT
eignete iid).
xiirfei.
9onoou, 81. Sept. - Sm tiirtiidcn
WtiniIerium iinb iueitere Serdnocrungeu oor'
genommeu iporoen; bielelben iino obne meie
tere Sebeutuu9.
Sftinbicu.
Calcutta, 20. Septbr. OcrObcrrid'
ter ponOIinoieu ltarb beutc all ben Wunoeu,
iueld)e ibm bon eiilem Wieu1elm6rocr beige
brad)t wuroeu. gesterer 1T uerbaitet poroen
uno teut Iidf ,pabuinug.
Wfarft uno SDrfc.
2on6ou, 81. Sept., t5 llbr 9iadm.
9as ,Sart1elo in Der Sant bon @nSlanb hat
fb ieit Der uuilonencn Bodlc nm 659, 900
Yio. ct. pcrmirloert. Der @eiammtuorratb
betrdat 23,499,138 BIO. ct.
Goniols idloleu ieit III % fir Saal llno
Al 93t fir Jted)nung; yonos Ger 93a, 65er
93g, Ger 92a, l0.10tr 80.
Yaris, 81. Sept. -~ GoniolS i6loiien
5u sc Sr.
2ombon, 81. Sept. = 9ie 0iStoutos
State Der cu9liiben Sant 1T um Bros. sc
ltie9en.
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Eelesrapbifbes anerlei

Ri6monb, q. Sfptbr. ~ Cine abtbeilun9 non
Regern oteer Staet bat lih an bic ebrob DtuTon
Der oGempueu,iObne uon Srsinien aeuenbet." nm
eineu Drctbrt ir cine Vr9erlogc Al erldnsen; oiee5
Yertungen tit ieoob 1bgeitlG9en mcroeu.
SatSieeitabt. 90. September - On Der Rite
uun S6oen, lltlb. TT zine rride 3inumtne ~ snts
osdt tporoen. - Die "Hortb Star WiiniHg, uno
Junrrts Somp." wuroe btnte nit einem 9apitale Uon
5000 ,0l0 incorporirt.
Cincinnati, Il. Septbr. - 9rdfocnt Grant
fam aeierr Nbeno In Geotsetolun an; CT iuiro ben
nd,bhtn Sonrtua lriuen Batter in 9oUinaton Gu.,
beiuben uuo oaru, rad cnem t,rlcu Nbltctber u0h
&bcago, nah g8hibihgion Sutadfebreu.
Cincinnati, q. Septbr. - Die Sele81tsn In
Der Sanoets Sonccntion In Baltimore rCiitn ntoraSn
Nbetio nit euen 5pelalsu8e auf Der "DlariettGs
Sineinnatier SiieHbabn" ab.
B6tIaotfpbtd, 81. eeptbr. Der qrieass
baInpier sEdllapooid" tam beutc bon YoItsmoutb,
R.zS., bier an, Uobin or ben Idtb. y. @. Sottea
init elmer aniabl Damen 9ehrGdt battc. Ole 6d'
mer uno 6r Sattcu tebrten bierber uriii; ois Serz
aniigun05abrt uar ibncn au9enidctnlb ifbr gut be-
toninen. 3ominentar unrntbtgO
Sbarleii on, 2t. Sfptbr. - 5n ben ttSten "a
Stunben iiarbcn 4 &erion,n am geIben iSieber.
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Germiihte Ycridte.

Sm Staate Tcw,Dorf 9ebt cs nod SieRe
o,r ciuit 10 madltigen u E d. q at | o .
men," melhe aui Der ,,GattaragnS. Jtcierpa,
tion" pobnen. 0ieiclbeu iuerbeu Sieie
ISOLDE ciu sroBcs Saoiancrfeit fticru, az
meid,em nudl aus CANADA Gbgcoronete beS
Sencca Stammes fommcn werbcu. Die
s)auptnnterbolmng miro in Der auiiiibruug
Der olten nSiauiihen NatioWolipicle bette.
hen, caruntcr an Frcitas Der r@rilntoru.
5an,." aln Niitt,poh wirb baS SatbSiener
anseiedt mo bret Gage lang unterhaltcn
megeen. OaS 6eit miro beionoers fir SoldDc
BON bohcm Snterciie iein, ,ueld)e bic Snoancr
nod ME in ibren nationaleu Spielcn uno
Sebrduheu su beobadtcn Gele9enhcit batteu.
Scionoers romantiidl iino bic Spiele Der ,u
ben ,iehS Ylationen" geh0rcnoen Gingetors
ncn, bon meldlen Cooper unS 10 berrlid)e @e-
bidlten er3ablt hat.
GineStanoalgei6td)te. te. (Gin
oeutidler MuIllebrer entiiIbrt eiue biibihc
GboridngUiu.) = Sor etniaer 3sit crihieu
III ben faihionablen areiicn oeS Stdbtdler
Sranoe, N..D., eiu bentifer Sdlul' unt
Diuiifebrcr, Gn9en Sifoi, Gin Wionn BOT
inncbmenSeu Wianereu NIB 9cluinncnoen