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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02

YSOn SuIttTtUTG UUCU SCCTIgU
per Dampfer zBaltinere," Berlin HOPto- IN
NrtnIin.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Tair=6 aben.
H@zS ommGr=SergHuguuqsplat 3,
Cation pom fS52.
In urh nod Dnunyritnn hrn Il Guui fri,h hoe

sS ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
gaIipn pom fS72.
Nn uEh mad Soungritng, ben Is. SUM, tpiIb has
neue Ii. prGdtuoDcS ampiil if .Sbeof ore ySerme"
C@apt. Us y 4ernan), iothen tcrtig mo crprel iir
htCie Route Qebaut, cen Eicr gir, S, ei9btitr, brHa
ISCrlts, ti9lid (Sonnabenfe, Sonntugs uuh y. on+
taaS a~usgenommen) nm 8. 30 DtoroeHs Uerlullen, nd
am 8lGBc 4 Stunoeu uutblltCn uTo bic Stdft nm s
lbr AbcEoe erreidcn; OtrlaBt heH ViGr ieoCn Montaa
uno Sonnaheno ytGhmittag nm 2 ubr iopie o.s
groBe mo btlucme 9ampIidtff nWatiIra" ieofu
SonneritIg Guhmittag un 2 lltr uno oeIbietbt Ia
Sarr 0apeu lOn9e aCnug, nm ocn Iaiiceieren 5beiI
or rem ~sleaanten NGnttiicn nrbmeH au ldhCn unb bic
StIft iti;b qcnIa gum Sdiu ,eu9cten gu crreiben.
S1rflbH Stpl uHo SeituTQ, ioDobt OIL Soro Der
D2mpilftffc, tuie aui oCm NlaPe, lGclher Ia Iester
Gallon 10 angcncine 3uirieoenbltt 9ab, ruPrbeu au&
iir bic 9C9enpdrt bcibvb llten, uno que SeItrCbunS
gen lUeroen 8ematt, UNI oGe SCrgnlscu aurr gu ers
boben.
ByoieiiOr s sel'S Steb. mn 5nn'sTuff miro
iomobl am BON, tuIG cub am PLACE ipieICn.
Silt iir Ole pm uRo RiIdiItrt 81; 9tnber uno
Stnitotcu ole Satire. Slucte f7r DiGpl cit uno
boteG 81. SeF0ht9uu9 bel Der @ohe S10 biz $t2,
ie nab Der FotulItdt Der 3inm'r. C5unil0, 3 U2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
pfrmantnt Ian0 0OmpallD
Setriebs>G Capital 81, 600.

Dieie 9c5ealbail bat ibr Betriebszeapital auf
cine million Cellars
erbobt, unb 1T iest bersit, @eIb aussulstten tn
b~eliebieen Sunlmen seetn bopotb.farf6e Siterbeit
auf 81 4noeisentbum nnb @ebiuben, iir DIE Oauer
BON 4 bis 10 Sabren,
=. =, .blbar IN NJ o d. entIihe n HGten.
9siuhen fir Oarleben miro DIE plEtlllbfe Qnt@
mcrtIamfeit gerptomet unb tir ale beUilisie DAT
leben bos baare " etb opne Ser5u8 ausse=
Sablt. SeIc als Ieppfit
ipiro sesen YersItuns BON 3tnien ansenommen.
SdnpldBe,
eesisnet iir Wobnbduier &C. finb TETS se9en 9runoe
rsnte ODER aeQen BQnr AL ner.ouien. G49-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Gnropaiidc 8ertdte.
slGrauPreih.

- Die Iufreguns unter ben Deputirten Der
Reaten feist fortrahrsnb. Pas anftreteu
bes Prdfoenten Ebiers bel Der NrmeesD Debate
In Der misunderstanding 1T es meniger,
,pas fe in unrube Der ett, als bic Stimmun9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
WHrnInaie.

Ntan ~peridume niht. 9anl Barring, ben heribmz
teiten Aitrolosen unierer 3eit, gu iebsn, Ger in Sin
fiht Der @ntbunung Der Sersoneenbeit Der Se9en.
Der 6erbsiiibrun9 pom Seiratbsn, iopie Der 3uiam'
menbrinsuns bon @etrennten ieines @leiten iuft.
Gr 1T elm Wunbcr Der 3eit, er tann Cure @ebanfen
Bsirieoisuns unb faun mebr le;ften, dis trsenb elm
anberef. 81 tpiniht, einen 8eriut NIT tim 5u ma.
den, uno periprttt 3uirieoenteIuns, ODER feline Ye<
sabluns. @oniuItir9eblbren fino iir Samen 90 Cts,
iir Serren 81.
Wobnuns: ser. 14f, Bef<5apetfsAraae. s,ut=
fheu Spmaro. uuo Bdrflr. Guni29, lUlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02

bat - fe bdlt fd, porsrff in Brootlpn auf :
nirS lie uniern Seuiationsbldttern ben Stof
aus eriier Sanb geben. Cincinnati riibmt
iih, hire Satertabt su.iein. Sbr GraenSer
ioG bort Ybliait genelen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Gin Gbierbdnbiser. Ibenteuer.
- Der vgt. Yaulz@ rpreB" erSGblt:

- Der ySt. Yaul=GrpreB" er6a9lt:
,@s giebt mobl nur wenise 2ente bier i'm
Qanbe, bic nift lhon BON benz beriihmten
Q1menbdnbiger Qengel 9eb6rt baben, ltnb le'
oenfaIs giebt es bier in ct. Saul nift Siele,
oieiein @eiidt nno ieine @eitalt nidt fennen,
oa iein Yortrait liberal in ben Sbauf enltern
III iehen 1T, no er alS zines Der Sauptaugz
mittel fir ben, @reat GaiernsG Circus" ans9e'
ltelt 1T.
ais ST. 9ensel i'm lettem Griibiabre init
leiuer Srnppe CUR &etle aufbrah, fa1o ct et'
men Sdfis nit afritantihen 2Open, bic nod
niht aeaabmt pareir, unb NIT benen er oielel'
ben &Mnfliide III MAIDEN belfloB, tpte nit
benen, bic er idon LANCE inter ieiner i3nft'
ruibe bate. Der &afis eutbielt 3mei aomins
nen uno einen 20men, unb mdbrerS Der einen
ISOLDE, bic er iibris bate, bepor be Sortel.
lunaen %begannen, mibmete er ietne 9anSe
WuBe ibrer Dre6ur. SIN Sertrauen anf
feline ,Natursabe," wie er ss nennt, fiirftet
er fh nift Dor ben Beitien, meun fe i'm Sd
| fla linb, unb fiblt lih am poblten, rpe1n er
bic beftisen eeioeniaaften oieier Ebiere 5ii.
geln fam.
Wohbem er ieine neuen Tbiere etmas fen.
men aelernt hattie, fano 2engel, oaB, letrer
ioufisen Grfabrung entsesen, BET r,dnnlide
aDme bas litiste unb geifmeibisie pom ben
brei Thieren mar, mnb er bat bieien rielei1hat'
ten Burden lhon Sruei W4al ab8etaBf, mte
er f4 an i'm beranidl,d, I'M ihn ms Seta
Al beiBen.
Gr bate aud bic @tiefel idon sefabt, aber
elm Shlas pom yengel's Seule ididte sbu 70.
fort in ieine Ode Suriid. Wdbreno Der Htad3s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Gmmet Sropn,
@Gnerdls BIlet.Igert.
RIVER VIEW

w SiCir 8srqniieup9sort In Obsrs&antoR
~a2~@- 9ele9en, 1T iett tur Seiuher a~eoffnet. DIE
Stente lit nit Den euseewGblteiten 2lqueureu pers
icben uro " ablSeIten, lDelne ole SelitatelIen Der
SdbrssIeIt etnidtle6,n, iUerren in iurjer 3cIt uno auf
liberdleH SeriHaungeH beioret.
3ieier s9tetredt" Tam .lolpobl burh HE Gonton-
Auitrrinaalfn~9toab as aud Der nnrersn Gantoner
Hooc, UcIde bcioe uorJisItAe 6abrpe9s finb. srs
rciCtt tuerocn.
@utc SoOte unb 2iidt6bsr, iolpte aud Pateutz
Sdautein inner %orrQtbig.
(Suntil ZERO sSphn 81 6opper, giaertb1mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Granfis 3. GonfD,

Norbwei.@fe Der SoQioap> uno Seconbir.,
i'm aenst9eihos.
auf Gle umiesunsp bon Bertbpaptereu tplrb beionz
bere autraeriiamfeit perfpeubet.
2u pertain ten: Die beiten fauinGnniite n Yos
pierre.
NolfoIfer 6zpro3entt9e Stoot=S bIieatioHen.
pRorblid' 8aciHczBabn" Z $40 proaeutiae Sob
Sbtisatiouen erier 5ppntbef.
rSt. Soiepb's uuo Denper eite @iienbabn sc.
ienidaft" S-pro3entise Sbli9aiionsu, erfter Sppotbef,
Sauptiumme unb .3inien in 4olb 3ablbor. 156-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Bauneretne.
auberein

S01a11nes>UaHbcrttH UT. D.
@enanntsr 8erein bot in Der letten BeriammIune
Ibeno bus erife @elo ~perlooi't nerben. g8er nod Sin
tbeife niniht, 1T etnsclaben, nddfen OtittOod
abenb in Ger 8eriammlun9 bel Sobann Sdrerns
feins, Ser. 30, Glib : Bplfehraee, gu eritetnen.
Nid,ael SStiiel, Yrdfoent;
WtatthGus MILLER, Sefr.;
(l57-9) Sob. SS%Guernfeine, Sbatm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
proui0rntia,
Meue Mm;etgen.
Ganfiaultuu

Dem Diraftorium unb Beamten Der -Msef'S alti'
morer Sd,iisense5 efeuid,ait," iopie Glen Senies
nieen, bic metnen Wfanne Sur lesten Nubeitdt. { eas
9eleite aeeeben baden, meinen uerbinbIibfen Dant.
(l5S) Wfaraaretbe BpbImeuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
QHQruuua.

Sas 1ublifum iuirb biermit 9eparnt sesen ben
abId luB bon @eihGftsn nit
Tapin q. RuHeu
fir uniere Rehnuns, % oerielbe nibt bnrd uns b.s
itditiet ODER in ir8eno elmer Weile %autorlIrt 1T, Sers
fGuie oher 8erpa6tur9en bon WfalhineR gu maben
obtr 9eloeI fir ms tin5nfa'ireH.
naSeeefde RdbmaidbinensG orp.
U58) s. q. Samlsn, Agent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
L 80 4. Snli!
a. ~
- Sag=9iuez Grcuriion

fir BEN A. Suli.
8iletc, bin nEb Sutid Sc, tucrbeu am 3. SuIi fir
Slc.Boint. Sue De S'Gau (Seueu's 3oint) un6
giorIUIt ~pertnult, iuGIhe Den Snbaher bercttieeH, irs
seno elnen Gao bis uno etridlisRIi6 ben ful9enoeH
NtontGg JurutSuttbreH. 9IGiee tietet etne feItene
rere Gage, %entpeocr AMI do 8oiat ooer benz ueueH
Seebabcorte Sue DC Y'Sau s~ubrinqen luoQen.
Gusge5crtnCtes SeehGo, SesClboots uno i5iidpe1.
9rigun9cn an bCIper GldtCn.
Die SGusTinier. SGmpiitifie u~erlafIen ben Bus
pom Union 9o3 nm 4 llbr Wa6mittaqs.
sir nGbcre gustuntt o0Gr Sluete eloe man Si1
on oas Bureau Der u icu idait in Rr. 5, Goutbtr,
III. l54. NeIt-SGltimoreitrGBe, ooer am Soro sr
9~ampldtfe.
SmmetS romn,
n5k-S E1PrPrnI. vi n ~. Wo Prt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02

Ser erfe @rbbeerensii6te ter in
Imerifa marSobannS hmerbtfopf auSSeljeu,
ieines 3eideuS Elm BiihIenmader. Shperbt,
fopf ideint in ben Sabren 174O - so mad
Nmerifa gefommen III ie,n uno iid bal0 naf
Brootlpn, N.-Y., geruenbet gu baben, baS oas
mails nod teine 1000 @inluobner 3dblte. Die
GrbbeerenSuht bat iettoem einen %rie5igeu
Mufidmnns burd bic Union s%enomncn, uno
an Dem @enufe Der @rObeeren erg0sen flb
idbrlid) Miaioneu, aber aeiner benft baran,
oaB ein Oeutider, Der alte Seiie Sobanu
ShwerotfOpf, es par, welber oenanbau Oies
fer wiirsisen 6riidte bier einfibrte.
Sic gan, ODER baIb ciulltirten Snbia,
ner f q m me b 6 herotele n &C. baben
ibre idbrli9e Seratbidlasung in Sfmulsee
abgebalten uu0 ala @%rgebniB berieIben cine
Dentidrift mad 8abinston abseididt, in
ruelter iie ibren sroBen nSater" eriuden, fe
segen bieS eoritdungen uno Seraubunsen 3u
l1iiten, nit benen le burf 2anbihenfunsen
an Giienbabncompagnie'n nno ionffi9e Yin.
ihldse Der sconsreiiioneIsu 2obbp beorobt
finb. Dieie Qeute aeisen, baB fie bon benz
corrupteu Sreiben auf benz natioualen Gapis
tol eine genaue SenntniB baben, uno fein fiib.
lenbes per; miro obne Riibruns ibre 6oroe'
rung uernebmeu, fe in benz letten Iigl, baB
bteien ueberbleibieln einit mdhtiser Stdmme
fern in einein Winfel bes Qanbes gebliebeu
1T, 9e9en bic uneridttlide 9abiubt bes mel.
Ben Wiannes Su ibiten. Wf6d3ten ibre Sor.
"lteQungen Beobabtuug iinben! (Sourn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
- ga SeQe 0robe.

applitationen fir ausfi9s rad bieism i6aneR
Slate iGr Ole cation obCr siHcn 9beil oerIeiben mere
ben bel AppIsSartb & Hrame in Nr. 40. 1t. eauIs
itraBe, ent9 egengenoIr men. (Viai23, 2Dfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Sir Garriere zines aroBem 6eilmittels.

2pan3is CONNER itno oersansen, lett Die tur5e
4nsetee erIdien, baB Elm neues oesetabtltihes Stdri
funas. uno GGfteperbeiIerunssmittel untfr benz ytas
men 6pffetter's Wdsen=9Sitterer Der elite Der
gorbeusunes=- nnb Wiecerberitelunssz Wfebi5inen
bin3ueeflst worben ief. Die heideioene anSeise, in
uelter aui Die Meoi5iu auiln ,rticm sernadt puree,
CAB on, bab eieielbe nit 9roBem Grfolse in Der Sas
milienpraris oils elm 5eilmittet fir Dpspspiie. Gall
l~snleiben, Yeritopftbeit nno WeGfelfeber sebraud.
porben fet. Nfan entbedte baIb, baB Der Grtifel
auseroreentlite gigenitaft BETTE. eeute ieher
alalie prIiten feline SorJiee oils Stdrfungsnittel,
G%teismittel, Reselun9sz unS Wieberberiteaunssmiiz
tel unb fanben, bas feline @irtunseu ibre Soffnunsen
uno griuartunsen nod iibertrafen. Son iener Seit on
bis sr ietisen 1T Is INNER mebr emporz uno porz
rpdrts sefommen, unb IS febt beute auen WebiSinen
ieiner alafie. amerifaniiten iotuobI nie importrten,
poran i'm Betreff Der @robartisfeit ieines Ibiate.
unb in ieinem Rufe ole fderes, ansenebmes uuo
uirtunsstrdStises stdrtunss. unb Wieoerberftefa
lunss mittel. @esen Grmatten unb ShtudGe, Mansel
on appstit unb Masenft0runsen, Die 10 seiucbnIid
fpdbrenb bes 5ommers 1T es unbebinst
unfsblbar. llnperoaulidfeit, @anenleioen, 8eraopftz
belt, NerpenleiDen, periobiibe Sieber unb aae bic sez
p6bnliden ourd oerborbene nnb feuhte 2uft e3eus=
ten 9eiten peribninben untcr ieinem erneuernben uno
resefnben @inHuB. Dies III iein Serbalten, beftdtist
burt 8Gnbe po1 peritdnoi9er 3eusniiie, bic iid iber
ben 3eitraum eines Embellishments erareten
unb bic Hamen Tauienber BON fpoblbefannten 8lir=
germ ieoer 9taiie unb Serufsart um%fafien. Sn europa
erattet man es fir etiuas 9roBes, cine fonislthe
ODER fniIerllde aunbitaft fir cine 8atrntmeeisin 5u
beiommen; Sofetter's Naeenbttterer aber 1T Don
Dtinionen unabbdnsieer Souperdne ans ireiem Mn=
triebe sebilist porben, unb lein Patent beitebt In ibz
rer 9utbeisuna. G57-6lt&m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
IA Mtarn1OrzS aleuz
M&letoers9a 9.

a. ~ Wv ~ Su"F
Saneloer unb Sleibers Sanbler.
MISUNDERSTANDING
gBir baben anf ~unieren 2vOO Ius9ebs
2aoentii6en uno @elddIts ansi9e
mebr oils Elm tanfen6 jePt lertt9 fur
&naben.MusiSe bic Sribilbrs- SertGute.
in alien Dieie Naaren
beliehten S6nttten. fnb ale eiugetauit,
Die 8aaren tpuroen ebe Die teste Bretserboz
~frIb3eitis ngetduIt buns in Wolennaaren
unb Die Sdufer eintrat. Sbr fonnt
baben ben Sortbeit> % Yro3ert iparen,
Der nieoriseu greiie. penn ~iriibSettiq eeiaRft
800 9n aben-an5I9t unb BON bieiem eroBen
iIr So; Borratbe Sleibunssz
300 %ieinere MuSiee fifcn geiuGblt miro.
81 bis SO. Sest u~orrdtbt9 fir loior=
200 idpQrSe Gutz4n5i9e tisen Sertaut:
IS bis SO. MISUNDERSTANDING $15-S30
Combinations =4Usiiae DO fur Snaben l1-2o
IS bis St2. 2usqebzSoien 6-10
Dtan fonme iriib5etti9 9elhdtts@Solen %
uno pdble NrbeitszSoien $685.
pom ben befen Shnitten. gSir aeben iriib5eiti9en
8duieru IN ferti9er altibun9 ober %beitelter Arbett
%beionoere g~ortpeile.
q. 8. Smitb * Comp,
aunben.S dneiber unb aleioerbdnoler.
SIR. As unb DO, Wet=S dltimoreiir., Vorooft=Gde,
peiBe6 9ebGuhe. YuInpe Dor Der Spiire. (79-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Nn bic 9amen.

Wirm MAIDEN ~6eionOers auf uniere beoeutenoen Sor=
rattle Don Spieen, Gbaluls, Slden, ihiparSes Set=
benseug oler arten mo TreIie, fople aud Gui nnieren
aussemablten SriibliHss- Sorrat9 BON ateioerItoten
auimcrtiam. W Sieblid,,
. (6i-) SIR. 15f, 2erinqtonfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Ser G9cmfr. immermabrenoe Sau=
Wprpiu Hr. 1.

tpirb 1ienffas. ben 2. Suli, abenes s rbr, I'M 8er'
lammlungslofGle @de Dallas Il. Gaserftr.,
bas erIte Och p~crlooien. jteu heitretenbe Niitsliener
BADEN feline Hu6Sabluns gu leifen. Snbem Die
5efretdr. Stele on oemielben abenoe oafant miro
uno elm neuer ertpGblt tperbcn mug, 10 uerben iGmmt=
Ilhe Mitslieoer, ionic aud idbiSe Widnner iir oie=
fen Eoten eriudt gu eriAeinen.
II.r on WR CGertnr- Wr0{
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Wanf.

Ser Brdibent unb Die Si1eftoren obissr SaRf boz
ben cine 0ipieence pom pier 9rosent fir DIE oer=
f~ofenen 6 Nlonate, sabibar on ooer pab Dem IL.
Suli, ertldrt. ale Iosaben iueroen ourt bic Sant
be3oblt.
G57, 9,61,3,5) g.. 9. Coleman, a~aiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
SSc6ic[

auf ole Sauptpldse uno SablrtiGs Rebenpt6ts In
OentIblQno un6 Dem iibri9en europa iino In uuieren
BlreQu III BADEN uno 6ieBen mir hirett auf tolsenbt
1lo,,u,rr~6 bufrv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
T Gtmas fur iebs Jamilte !!

Vtne VIurence q 1tuUI1uIWtH
TT bic bette fir ane Mrten Nrbeit uno Die nettefte Wtas
Itine in Der Belt. Wfan fomme uno Iebe oielelbe In
Dem 8ertauisz2oiaIe, 1er. ~, NOrtsS borlesffr,
m ,Tretmaurers1e ,npeI." on! (Sulit8, 12Wfte.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Neupr Vauherpin.

yttWtI OWWUVIVIVs
Da fer nGaffrasen nm eripd brente Saus
Screin" 10 CUTE Sortihritte aematt bat, finc mir
Steobaber iinb boHidl einaslaben, Srcitas, Den 2.
Sui, 9benbs 8 llbr, su criteinen bel Srn. 8 b.
Sr. Rotb. SIR l78, &c f., nabe 5ilenitrase,
inoem ot. Gonititutionen oufllesen. SIN auitage
l5S-6O) mehrere Serren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-02
Gcbr btliac @aaren

500 Nift ,u iibcrirben! 500
ausperfauf in Sir. 500, 3d. SultimOreitr.
gneeIlbrte Iaar. n miHen bis gum 10. Sui aus=
u~ertanit msrber, obne JtiidIi4t oes Sofenpreiles.
9amdz Spiten. Sbapls;
sIeioerftoIfS, Iolte ais: Boplins, GRENADINES,
Gambrica, alpacas, 0olp. SaroenS, Crepe de
voyage, supins bette GA 0~elaines, 9ercales, gain=
5ools, Stpis, 8ittoria &alpns 1c.;
Sonneni6irme, in aaen Sorteu, fperHen antsr benz
gintaufsprerie %oerfduft.
Sod einise BON ctu 1 ga lueisen Settoeden fir 81
% Gents pro StId.
Mudb Sanbtiber, Toi6entf6er, SsttSeuee, Gofi
mire uno Guide iur 6errentleiber in GROCER IusiuatL
bilis. unb am bilisiten bel
o.. &erngnnb,
cer. see, SefzSaitimpre=s
fNop. f1.tS) nabe GtneftraSe.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-20
Wine and Social Pressure.

One who makes n careful study Of the
drinking customs of America, and the phe-
nomena of intcmperance in general, will
soon discover that the tap-root of the evil
tree of drunkenness is the fashion, old but
not venerable of regarding alcohol in some
form as the established and proper symbol
of hospitality and good social fellowship.
Subtract the social element from the drink
ing usages of our own country. leaving
each person to use alcoholic beverages
solely for the sake of stimulation, or not at
all, and you remove a system of social
pressure without which few men or women
would contract drinking habits.
The young American usually learns to
use wine and spirits, not because of any
instructive appetite for alcohol, not because
Of its pleasant taste, not because of any
need for artificial stimulant, but simply be-
cause he finds himself in company where
social drinking is fashionable, and he wish
es to imtatc or fears to offend, his asso-
ciatcs and superiors An occasional glass,
accepted under social pressure or ostenta-
tiously quafled as an evidence of budding
manliness, speedily breaks down all early
scruples, and engenders the alcohol appe-
tite Thenceforward no outside pressure
is required to maintain the drinking habit,
| A fire has been kindled within our young
American has joined the ranks of the
steady drinkers, and in his turn helps ia
perpetuate and extend the social custom
which has entrapped himself.
Thus do drinking usages descend from
generation to generation. Thus does drunk.
enness propagate itself.
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Gbe Gin1es, Netp Bloomfield, 1]a.

where the criminals testimony was accept
ed for its full value.
Cap whispered, as we passed into the
free air once more, that / should go and
tell Dawn how and why the trial termina-
ted; father had listened to the story for
himself, and went away with queer look
on his face; an indecision between delight
and sorrow.
On tho watch for n messenger with news,
good or bad Dawn, read the verdict in my
face, Us she came towards me, for in anoth-
er moment she was in my arms, and l was
wicked enough to stop with my lips the
murmured words, "Oh, thank God -
Then while we walked slowly homeward,
! told her the story Overland Monthly.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-20
Singular Devotion.

eSy- In the latter part of 1868, during the
Rebellion, soldier whose name is unknown
died near New Greek, West Va, but papers
found on his person proved him to be from
Washington county, Pa. At the time of
his death he had dog to whom he was
greatly attached. The dog followed his
dead master to his grave, and as his COM
rades were filling up his grave, the devoted
friend whined pit eously, and tried to get
the dirt from out the grave. Every cxer-
tion was maGe to get the dog away from
the grave but it remained lying on the
grave, only taking time enough each day
to go and find spare morsel to cat. Even
the bitterest Rebels fed the dog--honoring
such devoted loyalty. 1t remained guard
ing the grave until about one month ago
when death relieved him of his duty-hav-
| ing stood devoted watch Of nearly nine
years. About twenty-five citizens but
red him, erecting board with the follow
ing inscription: "Here lies the remains Of
Poor Dog Rosccrantg, the Unknown Sol.
dicr's Devoted Friend"
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How he Decided.

A poor Turkish slater, of Constantinople,
being at work upon the roof of house,
lost his footing and fell into the narrow
street upon man who chanced to be pass
ing at the time The pedestrian was
killed by the concussion, while the slater
escaped without material injury.
A son of the deceased caused the slater
to be arrested and brought before the Cadi
where he made the most grave charge,
and claimed ample redress.
The Cadi listened attentively, and in the
end asked the slater what he had to say in
his defence.
"Dispenser of Justice" answered the
accused, in humble mood, "it is even as
this man says; but God forbid that there
should be evil in my heart lama poor
man, and know not how I can make
amends"
The son of the man who had been killed
thereupon demaned that condign punish
ment should be inflicted upon the accused.
The Cadi meditated few moments and
finally said
at shall be So"
Then to the slater he continued
"Thou shalt stand in the street where
the father of this man stood when thou
did'st fall upon him." rr
And to the accuser he added
"And thou shalt, if it so plesae thee, e
upon the roof, and fall upon the culprit
even as he did fall upon thy father. Allal
is greatp fr .. .r