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wiImInaton market.

WILMINGTON, December 8:
SPIRITS TuRPENrINR.-,ales OIL 116 casks at SO
cents Ter gallon for Southern q. paokaves.S
kosrH.-Harket exhibits more h-mncss, with
sellers asking an advance. No sales reported.
CRUDE fuRPENTINE.-tsrd, yellow dip and
virgin have advanced $50. Sales OF $50 bbls at
81 rs for h.rd and S. % for yellow dip aud virgin.
T~AR.-harkeI quiet and steady, with sales OF
40 bbls at 81 per bol.
CoTTON.-Io.day the market has been active
under better kilograms from the cotton centres q.
Sales Of 1913 bale, ssf 1ol bales at Ito, 81
a: l7kc, 14i at ,7ho, 10 at Ike. ~ az l7xc, 2 at
lsc. Z at l8k We On te as follows: Ordinary
16hc: good ordinary 17xc;fl low middllng 17ko;
middlIug 1ac; stricG middhpR lsxaiYxc.
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The Splendid New Iron sldswtsd sfeA1nsh1p.
SOUTH CAROLINA. Beckett, Commander. VIII
sail for New York on THURSDAY. Sin Decenfbtr,
all O'Clock A. H. from Pie RIO ,UnIon Wh4xye6'
Through Bills Of Ladtng TO Liverpool .andltne
New England cities as usual, -. .sisje4Ha Si
"a Insurance BY steamers OF this nneekpef;
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very 1ne Deck Stateroo,u. accommodations. Ap.
ply TO WAGNER, RUaER 3 CO., 30. 30 Bto4d
street, or to WIN. A. O0URTEEAY, MOL UnlCu
Wnsrves. nov2oimw5tn1
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rHeSEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.

At a meeting of the New England Society,
held last evening at the Charleston Hotel,
Messrs. J. B. Read, J. B. Steele and S. N:
Brown were elected stewards for the ensuing
wear. The anniversary meeting will be held
on Monday, the 2si. and after their business
1. disposed of the members will cup together
at the Charleston Hotel.
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A No. l DYEINa and cleaning OF gentle
mems Overcoats, Winter Sacks, shawls.
Pants, Vests, DO. DO at Otto sonntag's, Dyer
and scourer, No. 81 Wentworth street, near
Artesiah Well.
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PROBABLE PoIsoSIya.-A little daughter of
Mr.. Hutson, the foreman of the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad workshops, Situated
in st. Andrews Parish, died a lew days ago In
q sudden and u%naccountable manner. It Is
presumed that she ate some poisonous herb
or berries while wandering through a piece of
woodland near the shops. She was only
about FIVE years old.
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B~unoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are. for this week, Offering great bar
gains In Oarpea-great reduction made IN
this article. dec2
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS Day.

,,,s,o,ea Lodge. A. F. NJ, at Z P NJ.
live Oak Social Club, at Z n.
r-,sh Rifle Club, at Z P. ID.
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FuRoHeorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received 100 sets of Children'e
Fura, only 81 rs; 100 sets of Children Fnrs'
s. and 81; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-aets from
81 up. oses
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B. N. MARSHALL i Bro, SO Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans, Bent
Property, and eel at auction, furniture at
houses. nov2S-s1tuths
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CERTAINLY the best article ever Invented is
Durand's French Polista. Try it on your bed
furniture. novl4-lmo
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Auction Z Es THIS DAK.

paul 5. Lslane & Co. will sell at half-past 9
O'Clock, at their store, contents of q retail
grocery store.
]. Fraser Aathewes will sell at II O'CLOCK
near the Postofice, real estate.
SLeitoh d Bruins will sell at II A. N. and 6 T.
NJ, at their once, watches, jewelry, de-,
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,o.+ nn,,,,,,,s 40 psoiAo rand,nosl "a Mid
I0fE Onlsotm'6 euo fa1nc Ho1ul1to. 49,
seq island cuttoh and.mdse. TO kaYeoaL Hotme1
d co, R.Prlngle q Son, HAye1el q co. = SolSock
q o.. ! w e Sml1ai YMlaG. E.dl = ~ nj TspSe1.
son, L ] Miohsi, " Bee i 90, Kinck, :Yieken.
0S steamer a. sH; N S Allison, rogllo, Edsso. EnteEpsl.e.
Rockville and Way Landings. e5baes sea island
cotton. cotton SEED. mdss and sundHes: 10
D MesPnerson, Wltts Bros, Gaillsrd i Ninott, WE
Ryan. X Roper w Bo,l Raveuei &,co, 4
hurG q co. N beed CO. II SM.sn. ,,.I ,sso
scni Louisa, :tnoru,1' It0m Gvopot S.So'. AooV
Dasneis 5ougn rice: ~ rlhslo r., Don
,,o SooG Sp6 ns sanah rsna M Iss lTpt,Hais =
s ann 1'ue A"o .'"0 80 -
sloop HarrIetts, -, from sautee. $500
bushels rough rice. To v Q Bee 4 CO.
Ton. To W Il Lawton d Son.
To sTs ro dfSa % 4 col 1Da ." s 90 ' '1.aa e IL
,o Boat n from G6S1 59 an3aod 1sls 2 a. . bags ea i.laad CO..
ton. ~ .onu OvivoeA9 ~. 80, 80 sss.Aas
EnAL ETlHI "a lar II W. MIIA
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COMMERCIAL NEHS.
Imports.

BALrIMoRR-Per schr A F Ames-22o,oOo feet
lumber. 81 fierce, rice......Per schr Mstoaka-
1876. 900 feet lumber......P schr Lewis Enrman
-65 tons phosphate rock.
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THERMOMEERICAL

The range Of the thermometer yesterday az
tho drug store of DR.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side of Broad street, was as follows:
sA.M NJ. 40; lOA. NJ, So; IL NJ, Sc; ~. NJ,
b7. NJ. Sc; 8 P. NJ, So; 8 P. NJ, 81.
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OYSTER souP for lunch this day at the
Academy OF Music Saloon. Come and try It.
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csaIsrxAs is coming. For handsome Gold
Brace!eu, Studs. and Sleeve Buttons, 60 to
Allan's, s07 King street.
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GOLD N sILvER.HEADED CANES, In great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
AAlan's, No. 307 King street.
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New York Rico Market,

INV YORK. December 3.
The Daily Bulletin Gays: The market is quiet
and unchanged. snles $50 bags Rams Jon al OLA
Ike. ~ tea Carolina at 7xaskc. Patna is quoted
at 7Hs8c.
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d O 3 F L o B ! D+A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The splendid S!de.wheel Steamers, r@
DICTATOR. Captain I. n. 0o1efeef.
CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, wiz isas9
tyhsrleston every TUESDAY, THuRsDlx ano DUN
DAY EVENING, at 8 O'CLOCK precseS' ioe
SAVANNAH,
FEENANDINA,
JAUKSOHVILLE,
hAsS SsssS COVE SPRINGS, ~.
81. AUlUSTIEE, :
.PAtAEk11b,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON 81. JoHR's RIVER.
Connecting at Palatka with steamefs sf0s
the 0olaWaha River ami with The Steamer sIAn.
iI3HT for enterprise, Mellonvile, and az Poane
m tha Inner 81. Johns aud Indian Rivera
These nne Steamers, built In New fotx, ssSgp9s
ctsiy adapted for the Florida trade, are iuinssasS9
with eyery comfort and convenience ana sn -
the CHEAPEST, SAFEST AND MOST CoafXn.
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING FLORlUA. Inoy
nroy,je a drst class table, well mrnisneG;xS~S
fnrtable Staterooms, and make nv MI - :
GuaRGE Fur MxALS AMI EshSo
They land almost at the doors OF tas pi ~ ~
HoTels or all above points, saving tno n1 ,raonsne
{ urtsr the dangers and discomtors" i.o
Gsnnecs at FernanaIna with Florida Sai!osd
for all points In the interior, sud 1ito nslnxsu
for New Orleans and Havana. via Oedsf heyIfs,
For Freight or Passage. apply o !;
RAVENEL q 10, A&entSt
Corner vsnderhorst's Wharf ana sas5 0@ss
deco
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GIFTS FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-Fo silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 3O7 King street.
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EXAMINE the Singer f,ewing Machine before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Ths Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nava
Stores Markets.
OFF1oB CHARLRsToN NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEFENDERS, 1871
CoTroN.-This staple was In good and some
what active request, with q frmer market, which
hardened about 10 p b; sales about 1900 bales,
nay 7 at AK, 10 at Is. 4 az l6x. 8 at le. Q az l6h, s
nc lsX, SO at II, 10 at Tx, Al at Tx, 90 az Tx
ITS at Tx, pa at tx. 1856 at TX, q at Tx. sol
mt 10, Of at IsX, II at lsx, lls at lsH, It's at lsH,
III at 1sx. 81 at lsX. l at 1sK, 4 at 100. 4 on prl'
Yste terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Interiors
Ordinary to good ordiuary.....!6H sl7x
Low
Mlddnng
Strict middll0g
RIcK.--This grain was In good inquiry al
about previous prices; sales 400 tlerces clean Oar
ollna, cay 10 tierces at exc, % at OK, 100 at sH,
lls at TX. 81 at Z s.l6. We quote common to fsir
at eK@sX, good TOXIC.
NAVAL SroRss.-rhere were received about l8s
pbls spirits turpen,iae and 1888 bbls rosin. The
marhet was quiet aud without transactions.
E1oHANaR.-sterling 90 day bills 2l@2lS.
DOMESTIC EICHANGR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st K9K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLp-l2k@18K.
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Intertor Cotton markets.

MACON, December3 z.
We note no change In quotations. since salur.
day. The demand coutlnues good Tor nne Cot.
tons. while there 10 LITTLE call for inferior g AIDES.
The receipts to-day were 4se bales; shipments 2l2;
Gatea ITO
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DOR E.w ,YoR,K.
ON THURSDAY, sra DEoEAiljBsIR.I 4I
IL O'CLOCK A. II. IS
STATE ROOMS ALL on DE0K

NEW IRON STEAM LME-EsTxBILsHEsD isyS.E
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Receipts by Railroad, December 4.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1897 bales cotton. 297 hbls hour. 8 bbls Spirits
turpentine, Is bbls rosin. Is cars wood and lum
Der, 8 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, WkRyan
Kinsmsp l. Howell, Prinele q Son. o Hatlonee
@ Il Walter 4 90, urdau.h d Weekley, Crawiey a
Dehon, W p Dowling. .Rseder 4 Davis, Wlss 4 90
l Pelzer. Rodgers & CO, Mowry i Son. u D DeSaHs'
sure, e H. rost& co, @ W Williams d On. A B Mil
llgsn, J T Irwin, Trenholm d Son, Counts q Wro'
ton. Witte Bros. A ) smith, McCutchen 4 co,
Son. Tiedemann, Calder q 90. J O n Claussen, Il
CoSis q co, JelIorIs d CO, Walker, Evans d co.
8 .enens. Werner q Quicker. Quackenbush, Esrll
d co, Lesesne d Well, A ] salinas, W O Bee d
co, W au5ney, sloSL d SSeisnious, R Q sharp J y J
Holmes, " B Smith q co, is Hill, A y Duncan.
T P Smith.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
225 bales upland and 7 bags sea Island cotton
20 bbls eplrits turpentine, SO bbls rosiu, car;
lumber, mdse, DC. ToFrOst d co, W Z Ryan.
Mowry & son, A J Salinas. Cald we'll 4 son T 7
WhlIden 4 Jones, trenholm q Son, Raveael Z co.
Pc ger. RodRers q co. Reader 4 Davis, q "
Williams d co, Kinsman 4 Howell, W v Bee d co
Pringle 4 Son. Witte Bros, W P Bowling, T Gail
lard, A Read, 8 ID Stoney. Walker & &C, e Vel
ling, z lilioa 1 "a gent,I Order. and others.
SAVANNAH AND oHARLEsroN RhrLBolD.
so bales sea island and 10l bales upland cotton
1871 bbls rosin. bbls spirits turpenttne, sos bu.h
els rough rice, cars lumber, mdbe, &c. To u
McPherson, Crawley & Dehnn, Murdaugn &Week'
ley, r. p smith, FeIzsr. Rodgers d co. Aowry d
Son, witte Bros, J UOlcock q co. tarden q Pr
ker. Stouey d Lowndes. W p bowling. Raverel d
60. J Wiley 4 On. r J 0nlnnl+, ~ U.au,sen,
Fraser & Din. G W Villa ms & co, ] Milligan. "
| q Green, A II Blocker, Utsey'& stokes. Kinsman
q howell, Whilden & Jones. W A Boyle. JnC
| Walker, Counts d Wroson. Samuel keggett. - Z
| Stoney, E q Frost q co, F n Young and others.
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CnLuHRpa. necamhar

De AuAest AeSSs koo. oioiuo'
16xal7c. low middtngs i7kc. mtddiings. l7Ha
IKE; sales 81 bales; receipts S7s; shipments 2s4
bales.
Market nominal today; ordin ary 16sl6Kc, good
ordinary 16h, strict good ordinary TX, low
mldd!llg 17Xs17K, middling ike.
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THE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM
LINE. DSs40A
TROY SCREW STEAMSHIPS

IN rlhSof~OLhoo AnVa oCnNV
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter yiSgs
VIRGINIA, Captain Hincklsy, =
Are now regularly on. the Line, inguring . frst.
Glass sea connection between. Philadelphia ana
charleston, aud In alliance with RauroaaO0H1pa-.
niles at both termini. AFFORD rapidtranypoftsHo9s
ito and from all points In the Cotton. StsteS, aSa
principal cities OF the. NORTHWEST, Boston. Prov.
idence and the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
a7- the GULF STREAk ist Appointed 70 san
from Browns Wharf on FRIDAY, . DSeemoel,
at IL O'Clock A. III. - S$stYt z
81 the VIRGINIA will follow.
For particulars OF Freight arrangements, Apply
TO WIZ. A. COURTEHAY,s Union WhatyeA !.
". P. CLYDE 4 CO.. General Agensab no.
South Delaware Avenue, Ph1Gdeph1A. go
: poV8o-Btuth31
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0bnnarp.

hARrH ,I5.-Dled In Jefferson, Tex: 4, on IND
!9th November, 10 her 10th year, krS. NE.
hARcHAIs, formerly OF this city.
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5bppttra
NOR LIVERPOOL.

The nrst- class British Bark .EuaROUD;nla& -
PHILLIPS, Master, viii have diapatchh f0fS
above port. For freight engagements apply @ eli
GIBBES d BARSWELt
MOVIE. - North Atlantic Wharf.
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ina Fine steamship MARYLAND, Nv. John
son. Commanaer, viii ssil for Baltimore, On Ell.
DAY. an december, at4 O'Clock r. Il.
r. Philadelphia Freighte forwarded po.taS
city BY railroad from Baltimore without addl:
tional insurance, and 0onaignes arg Gi9wso
annie time to sample and 81 .tnaf aeoos Huto
tina Railroad Depot In Philadelphia. rs
For Freight or Passage apply @
PAUL D. TRENHOLA, Agent
aecsx No. Z Union Wh2rvoc.
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court publicity, but they are ready 10 make
ahaiavits of the facts connected with the gy.
ratlous Of
THE A%cRoBATIo H%AIR-BRUsH
which concluded the spiritual entertainment
of the evening. AS said before, the colored
people who lived In the house are panic
stricken, The women fatty refuse to stay
there after dark; but a bold explorer was to
stick 1t out last night, and, unless he has
swallowed q hair.brusb, or run his head
against a brlckbat, his ghostly adventures
will be recounted in THE NEWS tomorrow.
ALL xANNER OF WILL RUMoRs
flashed through the city. 1t vas declared, TOR
instance, that q gentleman who was riding
through Tradd street, in broad daylight, was
saluted with a volley Of re7-hot brlekoats.
Fortunately, these Internal missiles did not
strike him, but his right whisker vas badly
singed. Another report had 1t that the ghost
had been seen, and proved 10 be the Sur
rency spirit, driven from Georgia by
the astonishing Democratic majority piled
up at the late election. A more mat
tpr-of.fact story was that one set OF in.
mates of the haunted house wanted to get rid
of the other Set, and used the b%ricKbats,
bones and dishes as gentle reminders. What
the outcome of It all will be, none can tell.
II trick there be, 1t has not been discovered.
and many of the visitors who came to scott
remained to be scared. The events OF to-day
promise to be especially exciting. Somebody
will have to ..glve up tire ghost"
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nssp!sndld sid e;Tne sa s;ss@ q, &
DICTATOR and CITY
leave Southern Wharf as above: o....
No extra charge made for Meals ana saH
For Freight and Pa. sage epply g : 90
Corner vsnderhorsts Wnarfsud EseBsy.
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party, which, while IL numbered aWuuR its
supporters q few unworthy men, presented a
ticket infinitely preferable to ihat OF tne regu.
lar Republicans. The whites had u fair chance
TO save themselves, and they would not avail
themselves Of it. A few actually voted LOT q
confessed ulunderer because he Was q South
Carolinian rather Lnah for q Northern man OF
Integrity, and thousands stayed away from the
polls altogether. II Is not too late now lor
effective action toward forcing a halt In the
road TO ruin along which the State 10 hurried.
A committee OF eminent citizens ought 10 De
formed, which should include q few OF The
lraning colored men, and this
should vigilantly watch the new administra-
ton and the Legislature, employing able coun-
gel TO institute proceedings against all persons
guilty of giving or taking brioes or OF plun-
dering the public treasury. Every corrupt
scheme and JOB should be denounced oy thls
committee as soon as discovered. Perhaps
nothing could be accomplished at first beyond
exposing the evil courses Of leglslators and
officials, but In the end public opinion would
be- 40 educated and enlightened that rascals
would be driven from power.
THE REAL GROUND FOR HOPE.
Unless the white people show more eagaclty
and energy than they have heretofore, aud
make q wise and determined attempt to rescue
their State from the evil ways IN whicn u mas
fallen, the only hope OF future reform lles 10
the advance of the political knowledge OF line
blacks, who cnnstitu'e the great mass Oh Inc
voting population. There are already encour-
aging signs of Improvement among Them.
They arr beginning to know something OF The
methods by which the affairs OF State and
county are administered, and to understand
that they, as we'll az The whites, have a Vitul
Interest IN securing an honest government.
The negro politicians are In the main mol
much less corrupt Than their white associates,
but they begin to recognize the fact
that the great mass Of the colored people,
Ignorant and poor as they are, cannot
much longer be held together In the support
OF bad MEN by the mere name Of Republican
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Sac neue 3taatspantp blet.

Durd 5errn 8m. Steser. @taats<
i&agmtiiter, rrarp uns EN- Grsmplar Der
neueiteu heuli@en Ausaabe nes Staatsz
3~u9eianrt.
wel&es otesmal 80 Stiten .3ablt unc
miert. NIT elmer Settionsfatte rfs'St1a>
tts ,uerietep 1T. Wit pie frdbsre, Auss
>soben. !etebtau& rieit pollen ;unp snctr
ldi0aen auf(&lua lter NQes, .rordter
Der. NusmaurerunGslufias besl9i@ Der
@erbdltnille auf peren Boren Ct bier au
leten baden mlroe. unterrihtet III lsin
wlnl@en., mus, uup mir lai1en BEN orin'
aeneen &atb an aue .peu,lttn Burstt
Minnelota's er9eben. an Germ 6eeeet
Die Nnrs0fn ibrer. .Gteunoe In Deu>ib*
lamb einlultnrfn, ra,nit tenlelbtn toe
pampbltt u%nsnt9e!tli6 su0.lhidt ncerpen
FINN. G5 1T tereits efrpas lpdt in rer
Sailon, UNI nit .pem Bu9e nod fit rit
nddfe MISUNDERSTANDING III mir
fen, uup peebulb louten bic Mrrre0en 10
raid als nur INNER m5slid, einseiencel
tprreen.
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Rod e;nmal Die 0fsro,franfbei cit
Be19reibu Der SYmptpm
unp 8ebanolun9oe Der
&rantbeit.

Die pfertefranfbeit berridt febt inst.
PAUL uno menn fe ibr Gnpe errei6sn
miro, fam Niemano mi0en. 9biere, sic
big jeBt nod aelunp blisben, finn immer
nod oer@}efabr ~ausaelegt bon re'&ranfz
belt erartHen ~ pe!oen uno Gle unQn9ez
nebme Dirfunsen Der: &ranfbe't unter
per, ben Menlhen 10 nlBt'hen uno notb<
menrieen 1bieren MAIDEN ith IN jecem
@slhdit unp fait in jerer 5auabaltuna
flblbar.
Inter tielen llu,fdncen 1T IS flr roS
putlifum unp b.lonoers fir pferoebeltS<
ser- unlrtitio . teloncerem Sntfrsle.
Die Mnn1ten tldtiaer erprobter &bier>
dr,te ibsr pieie &rantbeit uno TIRE Be-
banclun9 fenntn 3u "ternen. Na&oeu
1pir paber teretl5 fiiber bic Anftat zines
iol&en NriteS aus Soma publijirt 6aben,
tbeilen mir in 6plSenpem etnen aufiab
nit, Ben Der Tbterar3t 9.~Gunt tn
Gincinnatier Bld'tsrn per6f.ntlt&t bat.
naapem ct sund@f ertldrt. ME f& tisie
8rantbeit, bte It wte bier gu 9anpt
setrduaIi@ - ~Dtetempcy' ntnrt eon
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DaS q. =. BelIetriff(9e

Oas Vt. y. Belletrtfff9e
Spurnal uber rte ocDunp<
bel pferpeleu4e. Bez
.fanntli@ bat pa5 81. y. @eurtr. Ge>rrrnnl
i4on u1an@m suten uno prafti@eaaat
ertbetlt uao ~ tdBt p6 auh% , 8 bb<
rem, mas iie einem Mnfra9er in Bc:pa
auf bic pierce9rippc unp percn 8ebane@
lung antpprtet.
Us beibt in Der ~Goitorieuir Gprre=
lponcens res Blattes:
uCie jeBt iiser Elm reitss @etiet bsr @sreiui1-
ten eta ten y rb,eitete Yierreieuhe III cine bnr
msnidli@en 9nFuen;a urer t3rippe isbr abnli6e
uuo Ilt eueulp 1alh ME o'eie auabrsttenee 8taHf=
belt. bic lI9 in se%flerlideren iiueu NIT 8rondd~
ts une Sunaeneat5lneana fcupIi5irt. Ntusr~
otn9e nlt cine tDsarttaere Jcrm, nenn aud ai'dz
lid rweiie nitt ie5r tau1g, aut, bic NIT @a0sr'
iubt perbunoen ut unit msit tSptti2 eneis.. Tie
Vebanelung 1T cine 10 Serl6terenart:g r, rab mir
Is on ctsI + SttQe nitt unIernebmfn f0nnen. 50.
men ausfubrl.6ere Ritbettungen blrlber III mo-
der. 'Bet ttr ein,ad rem 6crr1 Leeni!et &ube.
MARINE. gefrrs eruns unt @rleitIerung tsr hal
batten NblonrerunB unp e.ra rim ~lUtaler Heta. -
Aus 1utuqne miro uns foleenbes, ,ebr ~eirfds6e5
BERT bren ais Durdaus aIeerld,Is nnitaefbeiIt !:
Dian tpde cine yint robe Gerft in, elmer Gsafone
Waisr eiae balte Stunbe, ftbe etren QSFel 5enis
~ une sece oa on BEN pferot lie. &tunee cine
portion lauwarm 3u ~triuttu. GNbe balte man
baislbe trarm ;us.pedt il" siuent parnteuI 'Stau
uno aete ibm rabrtuo otr teietn crit n Laae tetH
aneereS 6utttr. Sir seuSbalide 8a1e mag eieie
9ebanoluna ausretntn. in tou,uliSirtersn mSdtrn
ieeD& einsreifeueere Nitd farm gu eutb bren
lein. jecenfaus aber bite mau 6u pvr alien logt~
nannten parforee- eper Yfe.oet. reu,"
I = - = g IL
- 2sbtsr 3abltsruin Flr bic NNefz
n1ent6 an rer 7ten 9Taee. - her lie
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beit unc ,pi,p. rpenn rid tis 8ebraudt,
%cerb{ncern, pab bic a%eiunceu Gbiere
DOE 'bteler@ ;u@e anetitedt rrercen. Man
areue e,rpas fur3etriebenen Gabat in Die
&rippen. aus rel&en bic Yferpe fre1en,
uno nd6e bic @dnbe re6S laues NIT ctr,
Abiuc. Dies miro pisl Dor Antsduno
ituBsn.
8. Gunt.
8ieotrbolun9e Der Bebano>
lung.
1. Man nebme an Ter 6alsblutater
einen 9uten &re,lae rel.
:. Wau eebe pie Di6temperzW irtur,
ute soraei@rieben. :
5. Mon maihe bas @enid, een Gals
uno nomentlih Die @eeenr. no. biz
Suit. N6bte liest nit cem Eabot : &t>
iuc.
4. Man rdu&ere bic 6 oauno aus
uno 9etraude renlabaf in anrertr@ ei(e
CUR Disinfeftion. IS,