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&dnmlnrmf1Innrm.

Sic Yrifun8 Der gdaler Der Scr. epau9et II,
d EN- 8trdCn8 c m { / n e in @aitcrnza Oenuez
Ott'Saltilnore, bestnnt beute, ben %. Nidr8.
euti6=engtti6e ShuIe itnoet beute
une 0ienitaa, Den Is. uno &c. Dtir8, fat.
Die Briiun9 Der ShIfer Der @alUert Struz
& en@ShuIe finoet beute, 9tcnItn9 uuo Niltt.
nod, Den %, 26. unO q. NRdr8 uno Die Sdtu6itter
Sder=Ytonta9 Abeno ~ Ibr IN OGr STRIDE itatt.
Die . lfuRs Der S6uler Der .. , Il I b. g t.
Bauls.S IL le. Cd Bramont= uRo Saratoga.
stage, Fnoet bente uno 0jenjtag, Den 70. mo
&c WiGrj, itatt.
Die Xruiung Der Sduter Der g t. BQuIszG e.
IN c in . G, Canton : auenue, fiuOet bCute unO
8tenitao, ben %. uuo 26. U}GrB, itatt.
Die Brii1ung Der Shuler Der 60. stHtb. ct.
Sobunnts. uIe finoet beHte uRo 0teuIto9 ,
Den p uno &c. D1drj, fat.
Die 3rliung Der Sdulcr Der 8. W6nner' ben
e 9ule fnoet Gtenlta9 uno Wtittuot, Den %. uHO
n. AIGr3 itltt.
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WluGfalife1= oeEldmatori1d1e Abenbs
NHA14LN fA


Die 3oQttnge net j. Sndpp'ibsn S6ute BADEN au'
0onneritaq, ben 29. uidrB, in Der IS oncoroia" cor
Nbenoe al lbr an cine Qbentuntsrbaltun p~sranill.
tet, uOiu Die Gltern uHo 6rCuHOe Der aait0lt eir9ela=
APn iiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
DaS Ehcnter

bietet ocnn 8uOlitum bieie l9obe our6 @n9aQirure
Der berltbrten SeniGtioHs : @umraneu Nogle unO
Trantlin etpas bier NOD nidt Da9erueieues, oieicI-
ben rucroen in ibren 8roGdrtigcn 9citurSeH "La
Perche Equipoise,n Der Dytomiihen 8rlrer" &C.
HnS gtnmprsSner L. /. SQt6ott, bic SfHsftleTimnen
UitnHa, emma uno Wto99ie Clair. Der 5oHeleur
SOrrp Ntat nit ieinen beipen GusGcjeibuet ab9ertbs
tetcn Eureln, bic ~reiSsnoe SdnQerln uno Sdluiptez
tc1in Celia @ais, bic unuer9leihlihe 8a1et=8ruppe
NIT Sri. 8ettie J1emmelsbSra an Der Spite uno die
2uftipiels3 ruppe tUeroeu aud oieie gSobe i0rtiabren,
in gln3li6 perdnbcrtem Bro9ramme 0uS Gublitum gu
%entJidtH. Sum Sdluit Dlro oas milttlrnhe 0rQ=
mn: .GiP 9NGlnnrrnL O nnn QnfnnlnA nminRfihrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

nidbt esploelremre 3erofIne Ueer 8uhleu.SeI-
&dmpe i'm Sto5en unb aleinen. Auc'n,ge Ggentur
5u Sabrifprelen, ionic auh ,ir bic beriibmten SSGfcs
ielc SrS=StloletsG Ompa9nie. Wtan ienbe ODER
iprebe Dor iir @trtutare bel Gebr. Carp,
Q3Dtr12Uite4ptuip Scr. 246, 90. sSa[timoretr.
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G;i,1p arrthpiIh0fte (S3rIpoeuhri+

Nd5ten Oonntriia9, Nlbnlitta9s I llbr, finNet
am yt6 MeiLerbauie" an Ger 6raoeriG=9to0o ser Bee
faui pom 1876 4deru 2ano - iicbe Tn5riQe - Ttutt,
Ouf lUclden mi NIT Der bcIonoercu 8emettung auiz
merriam MAIDEN, bas lid io5alo feline 10 quite @eie~
gGnbe,t ]oartictcu mOate, in Dan Bstt zines biuiSen
11rN nlrtnrt NnnNfttifpa ~ nrInrnpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
7 INN u VIDA I IItL INe AANLE OUs Ut
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Bir Icnten bic auimeriiaInIeit uuierer 2eier oui
zen Quf Der erItcn Seite uritres beutI3cn 9lGtt96 Der.
Oiicntltfbten 1abrss bertdt Der obt9eu @eielidait.
Shon Dor einem Observation-Disclosures ~beerinoet uno
cine Der dltetGn 0~eieai6aiten oe6 2onoes, bat ne
lett ieber ftren9 ben 9ruEolue Der @egenisttig:ot aui4
reht ~9e9alLeu. Die i'm Bette Der @eieuldait be-
bGhen es ermOQltCat, bag uieIe Der dltGrcH Uiitglitoer,
0nitott elnjltablen, @eIoer bTlusbttOmman babeu.
Seit . 5G9reH ~uHtsrpdtt Die 0eie1ihait etre A9entur
IN I'M isrer staSt uue 3abtt ais Wltt9Iieoer iOi4e unie'
rr oeutItRn Dfit9tGr9Cr, oils Die 0S. 5iadt @riin'
baum, Srieorth Grutttr, 9cinr. 8neielp, Sol. out.
mann &c. 9enetol 8 a9ent Iur DiGrplauo lit Nr. Z.
v. 0uoQL a5ttaItoz8utlotRa," ytr. 63, SecoHoS
SttaBe, Die 9eieuIbait utrotcutuniertr oeitcR en-.
f.bluna.
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Or. Ocprn lfculinn

In pon europa jurii9etc6rt uuO miro, Tpie frRber.
ietne SpreditIRoCn tlr Au9eH~ uuo ObreuIeG
6enoe td9iI1 oon II bus ) Hbr in Sfr. 90, Rorpa
SbGrleSftraRe, abbalteu. (252-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

baraetbau tpor6en mar, bnB als liberaLrepu6s
litaniiae 9euegun9 bic &%inciunatier Gou'
nentiou niht ausrethen fSnne, oaB pielmehr
bic Mitmirtung Der 9emOtraten unentbsbrltf
lei, ma6t Jest ben 8orihlag, Oat glet65stttg
nit Der bon 3efsriOn.G itg aus bgrufeHeu Iibe'
rul.republitanii6eu Contention i'll @iucin.
natl cine reform-oemofratiide bort tGgen iolIe.
Gle iigt hinSu: DgelauQt bieier SOrihlag,
wte mir bofieu, CUR Gusfiibcung, 10 5welttln
mir uidt, OaB am ndd1eH L. Wtat IN @tns
cinuati 3mei @onuentiOneu ta9en weroell, bic
iid ni9t aQein nit 9eidtigfeit p%eritdnOtaen,
ionOern aud nit 9leiher 2ei6tigteit Der 9eelH>
ten Gefor mpartei De8 2anOeS eiHeH slorrei4en
Sriumpb itdlern t6nnen."
auf preuB. @o6f6uleu aubiren I'M
@ousen 115, $50 Shiiler: 8S,8SS BrOteitaHs
ten, 21,711 Sotholiten unb 10,081 Suoen.
78jdbri9er Setter BON
1912, NameuS Daniel UtcG arth9 in @reeus
brier, 3d., heiratbete leetbtn elm Mdoden
bon % Sabren. Qm 9o63eitstase ltauO
oa8 Sbermouleter s @ra0 inter gua. 2Senn
aftunO iteben5tger bel iolAer Sdlte iolfe
9trette MAIDEN, mas ioa man crit BON ben
iuu9en Qeuten i'm ywunOai90nen gtOnat
Mai" erlpQrten?
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8erfins & 6nuie's

ST. Beor9 Sdltentetu lerDirt heute, ben Is.
Wdr3 in itinem 2otale, yir. GO, gorb, @au., gfe Don
6rebsrititr., ie.Her 6reunoen uRo Bet0nRten eiacn
ipiupn Quu5d,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
n- SAaft sud shnupfcn unt

0nffen iOaIeih bonn Salie, ODER SIR ballet
Cure Xunge Durh ben 9uiten 10 LANCE in
trampfhafter 3bdtigfeit, btS SIR e8 nidt
mebr nit einem cinfafeu, letdIt 5u beieitigen'
oen 2eiOen, ~iOnoern nit Shminoiutt 81
thuu habit. Or. Auguf 86ntg'S
s ambur9er 81 # 81 beilt ale
@rtdltuug unO 6ulten. (54-4p) 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
JGr. robnun mnknu
OsburtStaa8=9unih

bat bic Uirtbitait in Yr. 25l, |Iatt. STE Der 9fe9t.
iter mr., ibernommen uno iuirh otG ieIbe brute, oeu
%. YiItB, init uortrcffihem 9un'6e %Grofinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
en- Naiber'Sd,en ..opeunm
9n Der ..Nrbeiterhane1s

an Sao=6reoerfdfr
inbet iecen 4beno cine 8orite1ung Der "Female
Minstrels'' itatt. Dag bier etpas Gutcs ge6oten
iuIro, oaIIr bir9t Der yiame oes unteruepmeGs.
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Observation-Disclosures.

GberappeIIation6s @erih = ne
napott6 ben q. YfdrS. - aibtou ntcer Iibtou
unb @euonen; 8eitdtisung ess uHtsr9ert9tlt1sn @r'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
Wnrris G. Srimble,

MM WIUrtIb &C lEIUIUIH,
@SNH Gioentbiimer Der alten originator
EFNNMW SaItimprcr MISUNDERSTANDING,
~ etablirt 1916.
SmportcHre, NabrifaRteH uHo 5dnoler BON uno nit
frun,Df. Surrs unS anccren W8ibldeinen,
Seutei (Boltingl sEuheu bcfer NuolItdt, gnsers
YPa1fe, bei'm Stii ODER mad Iuttra9 geibniiten,
rpetben per @rprta nud irgeno elmer Citation Der
Dampff6rfr ober @iIenblbn=4tnten 9eididt.
Smuts W afdJinen, Betting uno Wfiblcnartite(
i'm aQgemclncn. &Sstts 6dussNoenlle
Wdr520, t29ite, t&u4pl uube Eratttr., Brite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

an 9 ii D s reoertdfr.
luiro isoer 2iehbaber uon Diuitt ourd oas Or6elrtou,
fir pelhcs ST. ShIegel crit titr5lIh ueue 8al1cR
aus 0euti9Iaab fommeu lies, 5uirieoeusefeGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

Bg Manbeoede oas 9aar 10 {.
Der? &arum miro Oas 6aor itruppig uno
troden? marurn idut es aus ? parum En-
grant Oa8 9aar? @tnfad neil OnS 9tbeu
NarauS oeriGmunoen lit. Die 8aieru ;ieben,
ME oaS @ra8 aus Dem 8o6eu, gtabrung aus
Der &opfbaut, uu0 meun bic Nahrung8. gu.
fubr bel Seioeu abgciduttteu 1T, 10 uerpeltt
oa5 8ropufr uT1SS-st!rbt ob. Set'm eriteR
Serials Spmptome iOQten 6dFeF Gta S9lb ootr
gar nldlt erndbrteH 6aartum jeIn eririift weT-
ben uno GertdrtuuJ erbalteu, uno Slpar 0ur6
2pOH'8 r& a tb a II o H." EaS sin3ige Bro
parat, mcldeS bic SaierH ndbrt mo ie in
etnem ~trdftt9cn 3uItanOe erbdtt, rahoeH lie
IN 6Oi9e zines Mau9elS hires natiiHIiden 4H.
pSatbarOn" gepifenbaft permeubet uno IS
trib unO glbeuo8 einreibt, miro oa8 6aar
meOer weiB weroen, nod ausfalen t6nnen.
rs. 5. 7 t&mO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

BG Die raubcn hiirmiiA en-
6rubio6r8w inbe ~affi5iren Die Sdlpd.
t)eu IlIer, melhe 81 2uugeuleioeu genei8t
lino unb i'll 6Olge oereu berrlfen @rfdltung,
6ulten unO Quftr0bren. @sitwerbsu auers
wirt8. User iid etne @%rtdltuug jugeSogeu,
ioute ieet beiouOer8 uuf Der 6ut ieiu Uno I'M.
tlugcr g8eiie uiht lparten, bis Die Quu0e
Ourd a lhaltenoea 6uiteu 10 gsret5t uHO er,
iAiittert lit, OaB cine ~beoenttife Qungentrants
beit eutitebt. Dan bebanDle pielnlebr Die
Sgmptome ratioue1, gsbrauhe uuosr petlt
Or. Sapne'S 3 III tl6ie M ittel Expec
t%orant) unO belle aue8 oamit uerbHnOeue
MUuOiein Der Sruit. gS lit alerlpdrts III
baben. (73. 5. 8 t&u.)
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9lrlOnzMef1nnnerein

ian9oerein" gum Beiten oes .oeutihen Gdiieu1uuIss"
in Der r@oncoroil" elm groBe5 Gou3crt rebit Sangs
frGuIben. @tntritt nut 80 Gents. Olt9Ileoetartcn
beyedti9en gum ireien StHtritte iIr eincn 6errn unb
3Dei Dume1. Der cole !3Uef, fir nctten Der 81.
trda oes @~on3ertes 8erluenoung fnbet, lit cine gents
8eRoe Wt1bRun9 an retE 3abIreiher 8rtbeIlI9un9.
IT, - - I,-uEn 49,. L.
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0el6ien0unnenI

@eI6ien6un9en tDeroen gu Dem uieorteHen GourIG
fir 4reusii6e Gbaler Jtbein. 9uIben , 5rauteu &C.
na4 trseno einenl Ebeile @uropa's %beiorat. Die 2be
he Der 9Guier, nit Delhen mir 8erbinoun9en unter'
terbalten, lit in uuierer Office aufsebdnet.
3. Rdine,
g6e Der BnltimoTeItr. una BID. s'HoennG.
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gr. 81. u)iCnT,
bpu,0ondthi.hrr Sfrtt

WVsVVVEWtWtTIWEL WJ5lt
VT. Pay, Melt 6apettee, nabe BineTraBe,
6prcb itunoen: Gormtttags bis 9 ubr uub
stG&ntttcg5 BON bis utr. Isl
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Die I~llrtiiA.Nnliiidlen 81nrr

5Hr. t5S, EBea 6GDettes, nobe Gutaipa rase,
petlmittei gt9cn 3tGeunatismus, 9idt, qibmuna,
4ethluddte Et6ct, ytlercn- 3rUrtDtit un0 bic Der llriHs
9eIdBe, nCroQlt uro p1piitaIiGt Shmahc.
8le eirittItfcn uao heuitoliidcn Baoer briugen
mincrallide uv0 0nnerI 0tite aus Dem Sohem Snb
ulausn ole Gtrtutltion ocs SdUciBes tret. (260-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
Sentj6e elpot6efe.

Sg 6rteNtid, eiraneI aus 9aaau, G6e pOn
"a H6iutams uuS SruEGra6e,
etn IN Tulod, SurbcNCH, erQniulrtgr Ipot6etcr, fribsg
bel Orn. Sr0d, ipGttr bel oen 0N. Uoore &c 5ieSgnz
4erlten, Ionic bcm Hubtitum Itin @cibGft untcr 8us
rhetnng reelitcr uno b|ilioiter 8cotcrIrQ. 4er3tIit5r
8eroronungeu rUcrOeu AMI oos SorQidltigrc tubere!.
tet. TrLlte U&ColiECn ict5 an 60Ho. tSQn5, 12Yiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

Die uWetl. y i" OeS brn. S6ur3, Ser
bon BEN b~orti9eR bemofrattlGea pAniet9sr"
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9uf preuB E. @odi9Hleu fubiren I'M
@anSen 115 $50 Shiiler: 1888 BroteitaH.
ten, 2l.711 &athoIifen unb 1O,O8l Suoen,
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tNFNF NFTV<VOttJTWW DVTFNNt'
8Ghen 8ertebr. -8or9eitern fam Der Dam
pier pAbeloioe" bon y~torIolt bier an uno bra6te fol'
9enoe SGrun9: 8 8aaen Baumuoue ilr S. u. Sens
tins & Co.; 90 iir @eorg 81. 9altber. iun., & so.
4 DO ilr @ebr. elliott; / 90 fur 9ebr. 2pon; 3 DO flt
@ieienleIo, Steru d Co.; II DO tlr anor & Gil;
Is Sdiier Sara fEr Sames Corner Y Sobne; 4 DO iiI
u. Wic@op; 8 @oQt &autmann5luaaren fir g8ition,
Barns d Co.; Goo ilr j. 8artburlt. il. Il &c.; l DO
fir @ebr. Benniman; II DO flr S. Sdr; I 90 BON 9tor,
Oarbp & &c.; 1 90 fur Cor & 8opt; 2 DO fir Geors
appolo & So9ne; peri4tepene @out tar oiperie Ser
snnPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

Sarbige8.- Die (arbi9e) ySumnel
gleidberedtlgun9S' @eieui6aft" belt 6rei'
tag Qbeno in uSapue's 5ale," @de bon Dtos
nuuent- unO @oenir., cine Serlanmlung ab
unb erpGblte Sen 81. SO. Groom ais 9elesa.
ten fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING GOuuen.
ton.
II 10 anberung. - Die beutide
garfe y&lara," @apt. Yrobit, lief bor9eiteru
8ormittaa nit boiler 2aoun9 uno ~ 3pt.
idenoedS Baiiagteren tpel4e m~eiitentbeils
bereits nod aben6s ibre 8eiterreiie nad Dem
@eiten nit Der y8altimOre.S biOs8abn" on
traten, bon Bremen bier Elm. SIRE 9aSuns
beftebt aus 410 Sefle6ten Slaiden, $50 gro.
sen &orblaiden, 1862 gte}tern Scribe, "a 8is
fen uuo 2400 Stiiden 5anOelsgut, 295 Sc
binben @iii9I uno 422 Colts alter StriGe.
Ser 3oll auf &affee uub Ghee
tuuroe Srettag bur9 Elm 5uitimmenSes go
tum bonn Senate a%u9enonlmeu. 0anlit itno
Die 4uslidteu auf e,ne 3~eptiion bes 3outa-
riffs nieoer grinOlt9 in bic Srlide gegangen
trob ibrer Sefirmortung bes Aominiltra=
tionsmanneS Senator SHERMAN Don Ohio,
beien Qnlihten iiber ben Sarif mir oes 2d1s
seren wteoer9egeben baben. 9as Brotettiu'
Sptem miro allo nngeidmalert fortbeieben.
Sir bic Aufbebung ltimmten: Glcora, In'
fbonp, SOrenlan, @alOpea, Chamber, Ga
meroli, Clayton, Cooper, GOrbett, 9aois,
SO. @OmunOs, Serrp (Oti4.l 6relin9bup.
len. Gilbert, @Oltbwaite, Sill, 5Owe, 5itd)z
cod, &suO9g, Sslp, Wtorton, ROrwOOO, gtpe,
Osborn, YOmeroD, Yratt, Gtamiep, 8obert.
ion, Slice, Sapper, Scott, Stewart, Sit
terS, @eit, &inoom; I'M @anSen 35. Sc
gen Gle aufhebun9 itimuten: anles, Slatr,
Counting, 6suton, 5amilton l0iO.), 9am'
lin, Solution, Wtorriu (Yt.), Sdur5, Cher,
man, Gunner, Srumbul unb 8ri9bt; i'm
9an5en Is.
0te @eleaidaft Der alumnen be,
MarpIanber Qebra n # ut farYba
m aaenten belt 0onnerftag absnO in oereu
Qufal, Scr. II, gScft. GaltimOresS traBe, inter
1rn. @m. 9. SbOmpion's 8Oriisc cine Ser.
fammluns. in welasr Sr. 5. 9enrp 5aueod
oils Setretar fungirte. Na6 @rletl9uns Der
laufenoen @eiGafte belt Yrof. 5. Saria
| @ioOre einen intsrsianteu SOrtras iiber biz
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-13
COLLAPSED.

The past week has witnessed the total
collapse OF the Jacobin movement in the
first and second Congressional Districts
The bold stand taken by the Democracy
OF Ohio and Marshall the optspoken pur.
poses of the Democracy OF the Eastern
Panhandle, and the notle response that
has been sent up from the central portions
OF the State, has given the coup de grace
to the pretentious of his independent Ex-
cellency
There remain but three counties in
which his Democratic backing is worth
mentioning. These are lIamshre, HARDY
and kanawha. the two former will
speak for themselves Might it not be
well for the latter to weigh the matter well
before she undertakes TO say that the Dem.
ocritc state nominees shall not receive
the united vote o the Democratic party?
Twelve nhuths ago we warned our friends
Ia Kanawha that as the Convention had
been made Democratic measure. opposi.
ton from this county, based upon local
reasons "a IL was, could not possibly affect
the result. We believe that events verified
the prediction. In the kindest spirit pos
siGle, we desire to repeat our remark OF a
year ago, so far 40 1t may be applicable to
Nht olAHhii'i. isfcttl duUt-l1u 10 inc iOT-
tunes Of Governor Jacob, especially Tor To-
cal reasons. can not possibly affect the re-
suit, can do M good, and can only sepa-
rate the Democracy OF kaDawhR from
their brethren throughout the rest OF the
State. Though his friends should succeed
IN sanctloniug his bad faith 10y e, cry vote
IN the county, it could not al;er the fact
that the Democratic nominees will sue
coed. We know there are those who in 81
culcaie - different view. But they are the
same gentlemen who long alter IL became
certain that Governor Jacob could not be
re-numlnated, taught The people Of THE
county that his denomination was Ger.
talnty, 'n order that out OF disappointment
they might produce q prejudice against the
regular nominees.
The Democracy ever, where recognize
that IN the pending contest there are but
two PARTIES, the Democratic and the Re.
publican; that wiilc Mr.. Camden il the
nominee Of the DEMOCRACY; Mr. Jacob is
no lees the candidate Of tie Republicans.
Upon this point the issue will Turn II j.
tor those Democrats ~ Kanawha who have
heretofore favored the candidacy OF Gov
ernor Jacob 70 look ~ their surroundings
and deterermine whether they will fight in
the company Of their friends or their enc
mics -Chdyiesfoa Courier
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-13
To Drive Rat. away w,,heu, Poison.

We know Of three methods First the
old French plan; this is followed chiefly
IN Paris by men who make it a special
business They take deep tub with
water in the bottom, and little elevation
IN the middle like an island. on which i
only place for Just one rat to sit The
top Is covered, and has large balanced
valve, opening downward: on the middle
OF this valve piece OF fried pork or
fried cheese Is fixed, and when rat
walks omit to get the cheese. the valve
goes down, aud drops the rat ia the water.
and moves back into position. A road is
made from a rat hole to the top of the tnb
10y the means OF piece of broad rubber
with cheese, 50 rs 10 make the walk at
tractive TO the rats. In the course Of "A
single night some ten, twenty. or even
more rats may 90 down, and il the island
was not there they would he found most
all alive in the morning quietly swimming
around; but the provision OF the little Is
land saves the trouble Of killing them
because their egotistic inslinst of self
preservation causes them 10 fight for the
exclusive possession of the island ON
which in the morning the strongest rat il
found IN solitary possession all the Others
being killed and drowned around him
Second, the New York plan. invented
by one Of our friends. The floor near
the rat hole is covered with thin laver
of moist caustic potassa. When the rats
walk on this it makes their feet sore
then licking their feet makes their mouths
sore and the result is they shun this 10
cality, not alone. but to tell all the rats in
neighborhood about it. and eventually the
house is entirely abandoned by them, not
wthstanding the houses around NAV be
teeming with rats.
Third, the Dutch method, this is said
to be used successfully in Holland: we
have, however, never tried it, A number
oil rats are left together to themselves in n
very large trap or cage, with no food
whatever; their cravings will, at last,
cause them to fight, aud the weakest will
toe eaten up by the others; alter short
time the fight is rene we'd, aud the next
weakest is the victim aud so il goes on
I'LL one strong rat Is left When this u ne
has eaten the last remains Of any of the
others, 1t is set loose the animal has nc.
quired such taste for rat flesh that he
ls the terror of radon, going round seek
ing the rat he may devour. In an incred
IDLY short time the premises are ahand on.
ell by all others, which will not come back
before the cannibal rat has left or has
died
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An USFoRTUNArE FAmLY-ForR MEy-
BsR Bgc5gg insane At the SAVE rlvE-
Two weeks ago or more q paragraph an
nouuced that man named Craven and
bic ;wo sisters, who bad only recently ar.
rived 10 this city, all become insane about
the same time The story was strange
aud sad and its cOnunuatiouis more strange
and sal Another member of the family
residing at Malone, Franklin county. man
Tested symptoms OF INSANITY at the same
lour The same SYMPTOMS we're exhibited by
NE three members residing ia this city
The Malone brother sooa became raving
n1miac, md was confined IN his dwelling
On one occasion he managed to secure Dos
session Of pistol, and with il attempted 10
ehdh li'e One bullet discharged from
the weapon cut OF portion Of las ear. a
day or iWo ag9 his friends determined to
send nina 70 Paugh keepsie, and be passed
throngh this city in charge Of a Keeper.
hev taiher Craven. q priest al the Pro-
vnciai Seminary, lie a brother Of the an.
fortunate parties.
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THE HALLWAY RIDE.
BY THOMAS DUNK ENGLISH.

In their Yachts on ocean gliding. III. n
90 thsi steeds Arabian riding.
hiried DER SHOWS outinkhng sledscs, or
Men forget their Woo and pain:
What the pleasure then sho'd sill them
, What eestaey should thrill them
Borne with Pondcrous speed aud thunderous
Ger the harrow iron plain.
hestless NJ n dream Of vengeance af
Mark you there the iron engines
Blowing steam from sporting nostrills,
Moving each upon its track;
signing. painting, anxious, eager.
Not With purpose mean theagrc,
Bat intense intent for motion,
For the liberty they lack.
Now one scream in triumph, for the
Engine driver. grimed aud swarthy,
Lays his hand upos the lever,
And the steed fsloose once more; q ~
90 il moves, aud faster and faster, "
With no urging from the master.
Tin the awed earth shakes in terror
And the rumbling aud the roar
Crossin z tong and thre I'd Ike lbr,dres.g- 81
Spanning streams and eleaving ridgcs,
Sweeping over brond, green meadow, -.
That in starless darkness lay:
How the engine rocks and clatters,
showers Of FIRE around IL scaitcrs, -
While its blazing eye out-peerins
Looks forPearls in the way.
Ao yon tunnel drift carcering.
In its black mouth disappearing. A
Passed from sight and passed from hearing,
Silence follows like a spell;
Then sudden sound -bursts surxos, lis.
A. the train from earth energies
W ith Il scream Of emulation,
With wild and joyous yell.
What the chariot swift of Aries
Which god to battle carriesg
" hat the stec1s the ras h boy bundled
Harnessed 800 the sun gods vain?
Those lTc mythic-this i real
Born NOS al the past Ideal,
but of craft and strength and purpose,
Love speed and thirst ofgaia.
Obi what wildncss' Oh! what gladness!
OH what joy akin to madness
Oh! what reckless feeling raises
Us to day beyond the stursi
What TO a. all amman ant-hills,
Fams. fe'ds sigh FIR, land that man tills,
In the swinging and The ciattering
And the iattling Of the cars.
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SLRErivG FLowgrs Almost al flower.
sleep during the night The inarirold goes
70 bed with the sun, and with bin r.ses
weeping. Many plants are 80 sensitive
that they close their leaves during the
passage Of cloud. The dandelion opens
at five or six in the morning, and sinus AT
five or nine 10 the evening The goats.
beard wakes at three iu the morning and
shuts az five or six n The evening. The
English daisy shuts mp It's blossom, in tbe
evening and opens ifs days eye" 10 NEE,
the early beams OF the morning s,p.-
crocus, tulip and many others, close their
blossoms " different hours toward tbe
evening The ivy-leavei lettuce opens AZ
eight IN the morning and closes forever At
four in the afternoon THE night a,wering
cerus turns pight into day. IL berins 10
expand Us magnificent -weet-scentej bios p
sons IN the twilight 10 is fuIlblosn A.
midnight and closes, never to open so,io.
with the dawn Of day IN claveFfeld
not leaf opens till after sunrise 'rbose
plants which sccm % be awake All uigbt
have been called the bats ana OWL Of The
vegetable kingdom
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A ShieAggmeroban advertised a. boy
wanted, and before Joe got down town llt
Ilerk met bun breathless, aud told him
I4 g hls Ti's bad tgia soys. y, hpays to
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GEORGE CULLEN.
Watchm0ker d. Jeweler,
Ia Russell a MHlcr's Store,
Third Avenue near Tenth Street.

Has pcrmsucntiy located At too abo,o stand
ADD respectfully snhoun, Is % the public ttat
ne y PfePared y ." Wors ~ ,hs very best mau
ner, At short notice, s.ad 81 the most roasona-
able prices. . ...... ...........
lie also koers Ga had a good suplv OF
WEtohsa Jeveiy, and dther goods ia M. line.
q Which 10 inVitos ~ attontion Of thS pubIi.
ooaadest thst b will b. atIo 10 1--WE enti-s
sausfaetiou. Cell ant scat I.I "a i7qi,