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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
9ie behew SteiafaBlsn 81 Den nieortgs
Sfey @rrfSptt

susIsn Son Der rSaltiuiorer @ompasHie," bon beI
~iSuler- Bolfoner @ompasuie."
rusr unh rQit brennenoe aobIen-bie beteR Goelsu
ou Dem bteit9en WGrtte
su oerfauIen
aarrenIabung5 81 ob vera 2onnenmette.
aud r9ntens' Baueoz" uno Gumberldnbsr 8ohleu,
e. +. 1Giggs uHo cIameS SigGs, asenten Der
,BaIflInorer Soblen-" Il. runloE=SilenbdbHr@o omD.A
Bhreau: Ssr. e, Soutbfrdke.
aoblenpof: Gds Der Rortbs nne Wdetson
GtroEe fOt.14.1ST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Gtnc Stpeitc Otamanten= Sompaanic
in (SniifDruiru

Can Sran5iSco, ;. aug. - Cine
5mcite Gompa9nic 5ur 2lufiu6ung non Did
manten lit bcutc nit etncm @apital bon $10,z
100000 tncorpOrirt rpOrOeu. Die 8erioncn,
aus oenen Die Gompagnie be1tebt, bebauptcll
Die ctgcntlidcn GutOeder Der ueueu 9iamQnz
tenfelOer III 2lrtSOua 5u iein. Sie geocutcn,
Die 3uerit gtgritnotte Gompaguie Su pertrei=
hru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
OrpRartt9e Sctriieereien i'm Snbt=
aIcrs0 rs0ennrfcmcltt.

ct. QOutS, 5. Aug. - 0aS Inter 60
mite oCS 0auS. Gomlte's fir Suoiauerz anaey
leaeuheiteu, Die b6. Shants, Smitb mn
SurOett; wsldes Die an9e6ltteu getrigereteu
I'M SnOianer= Department unteriuheu ioute,
fam 9eiiern bier al uuO reite nu6 8aibin9z
ton melter. Ou8 @omite hat Die @boc.amS
@bodaIams, @rcctS Sia9es uno anoere
Stdmme beiudt, 9riinolide SerbDre anae.
lteut mo nnerB6rte SetriigereieH ans 2i6t
gebrQdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Seutltbes 3abnGr,tli6cs sSnititut.

4rmenz alinit BON bis lbr MoreenS,
In Rr. ia, Sauopers, swiieben Gpn,pap' nns
Sarreifr. Or. Sernbars Weper Qtuoirtc in biet
tiger 3abnarsnsiduGe) ssbt 3dbne permittslt reinen
9a1aalss obne S6mer6en aus. Giuitlde 9ebtne
pon 81 3u SIP. @olbiilunscn bon 81 gu 50.
" v v (9poi Ia q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Sine Srittc Gnmnnnnir.

g an 6ran5i8co, 5. ltu9ut. - g.
30. @rcen, GOmTanbaut Der amcrifanii6en
Hegion, pelbe inter Suarej gegeu Otarimi=
lian fOft, itebt i'm 8egriffe enc brittle DID
manten=GOmpGgnie 5u gritnoeu. @reeu fan0,
ais er auf Dem 9Segc nod Dterifo mar, nm
nd init Suarei 81 UcrbjHOen, grOBe Oman.
titdtcu oieicr GOelltciue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Scr 0ro;e6 De8 Mid,ters BarnarS.
Wir olnter11ntinnnIe.

New,D ont, 3. NuguIt. = Der Suns
beSratb Der "3ntsrnatiOnqIen" nabm geern
ben @ntwurf elmer 2oOreiie an oa8 Bolt Der
Ser. Staaten an, III rualder Die 3mede Der
@eielihQft QuselnQnNer oeiebt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
% e 10 . RI, 8. Gug,

gtew 9Ort, 5. Qug. - Garep'8 Ser.
peuttn= 6abrlf in SiiO RrootIpn brannte
beute nieOer. SerluIt $4,000.
Na ibotlle, 3eun., 5. 2tug. - Ser
Seluit bel oem bcutigeu Feuer mirb auf
100000 aeiddgt. Die Serfi9ernuSen be-
traaeu S72 400.
Gbtcago, ST., 5. 9lug. - Der Srn.
6u9b Ntuber qeh5rige oSona @leOator"
b.annte beute friib nit 10000 5feisln
DtaiS nieoer. &erluit s95, 900; &erF9erung
nldlt ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06

gaews @Orf 5-4us4it. angetommen: !:
Die Dampfer She Queen" uno ,Wiiuneiota"
Don QiueEpOOl unO i059tpbse" BON Gan 9Os
mtn9O.
8oi IT. n, 5. 2tug. - gn9etommen: Ser
9ampicr liberia" BON Qiuerpool..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Sprace 6reeIcD auf Der SfeiSe.

BrootOence, N.=5, 5. 2luguit. -
6orace greelep tebrte beutc Morseu BON
gtarra9aniett naf Srifol 5uriif. 6eute
gfddlmttta9 muroe CT i'm u8riIolzSouie" Ell
ner Qn5abl SeiuAer uOrgeite1t. &m 4bcnO
murbe ibm in Der 28Obuung oes Gapt. q. q.
0ttler, zines promiuenten 9emotraten, enc
Offentlidle SpattOu gebraft. Spdter murz
ben Sc Sunonidliiiie abgefeuert. Sr. @reeep
miro rt morgeu ua6 eiuem Yifnif in Gil
per: SpltngS besebcn unO am IbenO na9
Sriitol 2uriidfehreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
9r. &. g. Maters, 3abnarst,

Dsmoniirator on Der 3abnar5nedule in Baltimore,
Ofr Al, Sanuoerffraee.
Sr. Roters erbdlt bic natiirli6en 3dtne burh Se=
banoluns unb sinuns iest finftihe SABINE aut cine
pe,beTerte Nietbobe Elm II. 3ebt Sibne obne Sdmer'
aen aus. gne Grbeten lpsrben 9arantirt. Seionosrs
aufmertiamfet pirb ben 3abnen bon atuosrn asipiez
uot (Mpri15lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
6pracc 0rcclclI.

@oucorO. 0..6., 5. 4u9nif. - !6orace
greeleg lpirD 0Onueriiug bier erpartet uuo in
gldnSenber 9Seiie empfaugen ruerceu. Gr
beabitdtigt, fd) oils Sat pes ,6rn. MtaIon
gs. Sappan mad BRADFORD 81 begsben.
Broutbence, 8.sS., 5. 4ugut. -
Sorace @reelsD langte heute friib in Wepport
an nno mirO beute Ia4mittag mad 8riitol
ubreiien.
Sriitol, G.-S., 4. Qug. - 6r. @reclep
miro BEL ieiner 9tiidtehr bisrber offiSiel enl=
pfangeu nro nit einem Salut Don 100 Sas
nonenlfiiieu begriiBt msrOeu.
@eitern g5eno traf Sberridter @baie nit
Srn. @reelep i'm Sauie beS Senator Spraz
que Suiammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06

Der General I=&ouiuls OeEretdb s
in Reps DOrf, 9crr 6arenmtger, iorOert in
Den .3eitungen ole Slinnler auf, &nhpiirit
ilir ein 0ionument oeS SicC llomuals Gegetts
bofi eiuiuienoen. Die WiooCle miiIien il;
elucm ,3ebntei Der natiirlt6eu @rGBe ousgc=
iiibrt lem mo bis 1. 0e3. .. s. nab 28Icu
elngeianbt merpen. Ben Orsi bCiten gNtwiir
fen pcrOeu Yreiie BON 5000, 20OO reip. 1000
Il. 6ueltannt.
@rzSouDcrntur0 , omueD bon&ali
forulen betrahtet e5 aI5 uujueielhait, ouB
@reeleD III oeu orei Baciitc Staateu einc
Stlmmenmebrbeit crbalten wlIo.
Wlau ipri6t oapon, Belmont 3um
90 AMOR gOu New Dort 5u Homiui,
ZEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06

An periuden Elm rein peeetabllibcs Hr1parat, sdnss
lid uni6dolit, iebob lpnnoeram furirenbe @isena
idaiten In oben9endnnten 4etecH betseno. ir sueiz
teiu oas Cd Elm SeImttel unter Dem Bublifum 9ebt,
uenes in nenioer Fallen tene Sstluns belpirff, as
Dsiuer'5 Spspepiif,, uno 1T Der @isentbilmer bes
reit fpenn oaram eriu6t, Die Jomen reprerer unie=
rer 9erporrageanku @inuobner an5useben, fpeIGe
burd Den Se6raud1 oieer beribmen Wiirtur ibre @es
junb6ei ,uieoer erbalter baben. @iniee beier s6ne
nareu bronite Duspepiie BON bel i6limmiten Arr'
pelh, Don Ineren beften Nersteu obne @rfo9 6ebaa-
belt, ieeod burh Den @e6rouh Ginger 5lditen Gpss
u. q. miller,
aneiniser giseutbImsr,
Esr. az, seorSz6p,parh ffraSe.
EsI niIsn 9roanifer su bnher. Spt.26, ,IS.t&mfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
0ermifd1te Oepefben aus
Nfcfn= 0kDrF.

Stem Yorf, 5. glu9uIt. - 8rdiiOent
Grant bsitHOet iid ais Sat BEL oru. Bull
man in Aleranoria=Sap unO amiiNrt iit in
@eieQi6ait oe8 Gen. Sberman nit 6lidleu.
- 6tieorid 3elrbfp itoB geilern aaf Yia'
rie Speiier, neil oieelbe icineu 6eirath8- 2ln'
rag SuriidmieS unO itiir5te fidl iooauu in ben
@at Rtuer. Gr wurOe leoOd) gerettet uuO
in'S @efdngniB gebraAt. Sri. Speiier miro
nobl nit Dem 2ebeu oapOn fOalmen.
- Die SdlulO Der Staot Seem Dorf Bee
trGgt uaf, oem Au5pei8 res @onuoleurS
@reen 9egeuuGrtig $l06. .7l4, ,140. Die Sc
iammt 2lu8gaben mGhreno Der tetteu edS
0lOnQte belieIen iif aui $50, 1881
- Der Som merctal 2louerttler" lagt, oaB
mebrere uon 6itter BarnatO's 6reunoen Die
beridltste 5teitgnatlon oeiielben iiir cine Gr-
bidtuug eltlareu.
-Au8 0Oane's 3oG.WagaiiH murbeu &C.
tern NbeuO uOu 9uab Ssup unO S. SOparO
fir $4,000 SelOenlpaareu geItoBlen. Die
9iebe muroeu uerbailet un0 man fanb Die gez
Itoblenen gSaaren bel tbuCu.
- SimeOu Qelano, Elm friiberer befunnter
Sotelbeileer, lt0rb Samstag Abenp in 2a
RodJeue.
gle y&nmmanps sSeIenidaft" hielt geitern
4beno cine Yerlammluug. {. 90. SarlOW
nuroe einIiimntiJ an Stele beS 9tlhtcrs
@burt, luelter ablebate, Shm Sa9sm cr>
n6htt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Gttuas 0utes fir &in0er!
2dutenbaeb'S
Scn JSSiIrnf NIIf3 61e1a

els unbGolib eardntirt; bel allsn Orosuten Ju ba.
ben Brsis % 9ts. Die Sdd6tsl. Sabti,irt in
2autenbae,'S beutber apot9ete unb 0ttneralndiiers
Depot, Ioroot.Gde Der gutGn. u. Sarato9air
tiyebr t3,1Si q. gS.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
rHERR Y KINA

pber 8ein pon peruuianiid)er Hinoe,
priparirt uSn Gbommeret 0eli5 In Yuris,
TT sin aus seSetbuetes omit uno @ssenmtttet
fir bas sSe1ielFe5u. 81 poben BET
u. ". Geartpn s. Comp.
alfeni9en aesntcn flr Die Ser. Staatsn,
1de Ger Sutauitr u. Vtlnlion=Ap.
1o4RteGA ininip hni nilen Nrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
E9 3. Stfrift,
fiir 6 nsreB.
@fcYduoer s.. SpbbS.

Der @ntideibuns Der Dsmofratiif Gouisroatis
ben Genpsntion, weIte anl 1. sept, 1872 suiammenr
tritt untruosisp. G79-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
%. 6. Wnoh & G6mp.,
@iaenthiimer pon

Splb's patentirteu autumatiicben Set3ern,
uelGe in ben ieeten hnijebn 5dbren iebr umfdHSreh
unb nit beIerem Griolsc als irseuS elm anorer nit
Dompf ober beiBem Waiier beisenosr Gpparat se=
braubt fpsroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
0le VNahIi in lifah.

Calf safe @itp, 5. auguit. - Die
8abl 1T leBt poriiber unO gtn9 OurdWe9 rus
big BON Statten. Slelne AbtbeiluugelI Der
faupoez2egiou ritten Ourd) Die StraBen,
obne ieoo6 ltGrenoe 0emonitrltloneu porSuz
nebmeu. Ser Wormonen @anoioat puroe
ermGblt, obgleidl Ntarpeu iebr oiele Stim-
men erbiet. Die beuttgen 3eltuuaen briugeu
ipulteulan9e Sert9te iiber ben 2luirubr am
Samitag.
Ser Nrosef pe8 MiAters SarnarS.
Nem.y ort, 5. 9lu9uit. - Die nGris
biine" ia9t, Elm 7reunO Os8 8tdlters babe ere
flGrt, Der leetsre babe eiuem anoeren 6reunOe
ieine 6ef9naliOn iiber9ebeu, uuO Oieier meroe
ueriufen, Oieielbe bei'm Staat8 .Setletdr gu
OcponireH, ebe Oas rSmpeaAment" @eri1t
Elm en0QiiltiQe8 TerOlft iGut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06

mahte nd 10 balo er fonute, bon oannen,
Dem @t9entblmer be8 2aneuS Die Nusbsiiez
run9 oes an9elidteten SauOPH8 bereitIpiqigit
| iiber laiieuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
c9Obn ganrOR
GeseniritigeGrbrus -Grrii6ernnsss@
ifflifnft mn 3nifnn. Mnii.

Sieic 9ereatdft puroe aIf Grponsnt oes beribms
ten "W6difad,micitfer Riebt 2eriau CSCieses"
or9aHtitrt. Sbr 9utbaben II iegt uber s., 50J 200,
Delne nGer 81 Suuteu Der BOliCeH Snbubcr unges
leet fHo. Iah hen @,icecn Don WiuHahulCtts, utnH
tr8enb cine aEIo9e oocr aulebt gtmOdt porocu,
melbe Mot eurd oIe Stllutcn Gut0riirt, iinn rie tz
rettorCn, ueIde oicicbe ermndt OOer btmiuiq., rem
Vht9ltcncrn Der grielltOlt ur eOcn 0uourh uCrur.
lanten Setluf perOnlIh oerdLtWUrtlid. 2t Sults
loren Der 5obn Sancod SCQenieiIi9en yebCns &Crs
r6erunas 9eicuihalt" umaiien eml9t SIeiFig),-
relnreH nHo reptitcbClitcE GlHpubntr SOron's.
aue Solceu tno nGb elmer BrGnierjublung dbiolul
unoerldubGr, elneret oh oitllbC idGIlb, talblGpr-
LID ooer oiertelidbrIin aemadt lUiro Stuircnoen
WeroeH 9alblabrltd eriIGrt uno bGQr hcSukIt
Rur TslEe tebens@ uno 8Crorounas Gcritdcrunq
- tsne 2ontlne" oeCr dHoIre StEma's 5in0 mt uHs
ieren @eidnten ucrbuHoeH.
Cine l6br QroBe AnSGtl unierCt tefcr GiuUobrsr
itno beretts in Der u0 auc 4" ueIndcrt; @euubs
bGtt5sRiTto's mCroGn nur ueriiheTt.
gSQlter =. gRilttnion,
9eneral~ 4yent iir MarHllHo uno cen GiRrtu
9olumbta,
Yoroneit=Sde Der Charles uub BNltmoreTiGj
SGmes henoCri Q n, Sotal- AgCnt;
". VI. 2 d1parBmlnn,
BerDaer pes oeutincn SepaIIcmCuts
Sr. SGmeeA u. Sttuart
(D1lI0, ,l2Ulte,l l.p.) untCriUdluuC s=4rIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Seoermann.

reid ooer arm, oCrpeirGhet ooet mot oG, Gin &c.
Ten fur cine iCiurr piItelR entpIebeuoe SummC prr.
iern, unn in Dem uorrerien GGnge oer beitzeelsttts
fen Capitalization hebt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Mffe 0pitunneH

81 50 Gents pro 6mnrert in Ser
1l0-) @fpebition B. DIattes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
SJ. hp0e.I IS11nS

9rOribence, 3. AuJ. - Stint 0lit.
glieOer Der iuponeIiiden 9cianotiGait laugten
beu1e fliib pom Bolton bier an uuO mcrpeu
Abenos picpc. 3iiriidtebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06

9eaung BON 9Iei. unb @ienrpbren, BabpDanuen,
Sporanten, Daitidnos, RifIctrs, Ab5usarObren iiir
aptritte; iolpie aud
bporauliide Ramm,n, DHHsr; Oiaidiusrc u. I. m. /;
mormorns Il. .Sdissr.Saminfmie, Seuerbeero=Roite,
Resiiter u. |. NJ;
RGden ltenlisu, gBafertIbler uno &efrtseratcrsn;
9otz unb SeB6ien uno Teperaturen ausr Irt.
Sahwea=Gfe pom Baltimore mns Gutatnir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Roma! Wah-
&agsea=@Disfies

bu baben bel
6ittiuger, Serr Comp,
Rr.13unb15. 6 hedpiiee,
(f67-) aIeiuige gsentsu tdr Den SIoen u. SSeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Die bsr,i5mts sa,pion'ids "Hot Air Furnace"

Dtr rTariier, Nmeritaniite SIbenbeer6 unb gEarz
ride 5eeros," BarlOrs, Gun. II. 9iSbtnnss6ensr=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06

Ia @d1e! YdHe! WM
sur 3siis n's ausonb ssiorst inucrbalb "a Stnnoen
4. Rdne,
(9s-N Gsa ber Soltmoreffr. unb 80. z4psuue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Safe=&GH.
Nnfuuft ppu oampferu,

gorontu, 8. 4uJ. Ser yanifsrbode
2acroiicz Stub" wnrOe beute biar POM no
routoz Stub" in 8 Spieien 6eIieat.
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spe;ial . Noti,ell.

SIreau G6reibmaterialien,
Bureau Srndarbeiten
unb
aIle Mrten dumas
. der,
quite Irbeit uno mdsiae Brele bel
Sugscnheimer & gseil,
(151-g) Wr. 157, 9Seit= gaItimorefrabe.
gg Sa i'd meiuen san,en Surratb
iebr berrinaert.
unb mid entidtofien babe, nit bemel6en, ebe Die
Scrbt<gaiion aridnat, aui3urdHmen, 70 fam man
auBersepobnlid binise stunen., % els. u q.
Iauteriez uno mpftuaaren, iouie y e.
T B-Artitel trbalten, menn man irhb;etti9 por-
ipritt bei Sapis Samber9er,
ylr. SO, Jorb-ponaroitraBe, nabe
(SuH3t, ,t2Nte,O Suffers eaoen.
2lusperfauf
bon 100 siuser'i6en Nr. 2
nno anSeren ytabmaIdinen
biIig geeen Baar< ODER m n O Til DE Sabtun9
bei Sbpmas Sbaufs,
@de Der eombarb. unb Sbarptrase,
no ole Reparaturcn NIT Dampi scmadt
QS3-F) merDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
Senninss' 3abnssinftnr.
Cine elesante, iihere nnS erfol97
reidae NHunpipGfff1e,

,um Reinisen, 8erIdcnsrn unb Grbaltuns Der 3dbne
uno bes 3abndeIbes, uno sibt Dem atbcm einen Gn=
ssne5men e5srud. gu baben bel alien Sro9ufeni in
anseuleinen unb
u. Spnipn, Sennipas, Somp.
ron .;I1 1oaNgl SIR on SrnrhzS hnr(esIir.
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Ser Glninn,ilhr ariln (LARl

in ises 70 oarda' beuo nn6 abnfis0 betm YIbIifpm
betannt, Sas ietr menia iu ienem Sob nur su iaqen
notbts 1T. g9Abtenb Der 3el, ooB Ct i'm Dtdrft gez
peleu (iest unseidbr II ;l0breJ uCler 9rteu 9riae
tur 9tndndeR bon itritten iino ueriuG. uno bic
nieiteH aber iDertQlos erIannt noybeu, Na6inaeacn
bot Die Heputdtion rno Der SsrEGui beier 9ri9e
ldbrlth fh nermeert, bis CT iest unhberroffen oGs
itebt.
Der bobe Ran9, ben er bur6 0uGlitdt uno arteit
in Der anterttaun9 einnimmt, In u6aig erbnten HHo
meroen mar pGriefte Baaun perfauit.
Q62, 1,8.90t2T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-06
9plitiirhcS.

NeW y ort, 5. Auguit. - Cine Spez
3tal< Gepeidle ocn @ailiu9tou iagt, oaB Sen.
puttOn uno Sberit Dto5bp am Samitng in
Salem, Sa., cine Dfientlid)e 9istujiion itber
Die gSabl @ampagne btelten. Sutton iprad)
fiir 9lseleD mo MOSbD fiir @rant. 2eeterer
murOe Don Or. 9SitherS me9en QemiIier be-
lclOt9enOer Semertun9en geforoert uno nahm
Die Soroerun9 on. Sonntag erfubren Die
SehOrben unu Sarreuton non benz beabfd)=
tt9ten Sreu, uerbaftCten beioe Blrtelen mo
telten oielelben uuter le $4,000 SiiraIdait.
gSle es betBt, tpoGeu Seioe ibren Strett IN
Slano1n6burg ausfedltCn.
Boiton,5 5. Nuguit. - Wm. 2lonO Ser
rtion iagt III enem 8rrefe al Senator CUNT
uer, III meld}em er 0eiien betaunte8 S6retben
frittlrt: SD beubTdlt9e, beundtIt ebeuiO
oHen uno etnorln9Itd 3u meluen farblgCu
2anOsleuten 5u lpred)en uno oeulelben Su raz
then, ntd)t Shncn 3u fol9er, iouoern eIunit-
tblg iiir 8raut'5 Yieoererpd6lun9 3u tim.
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DDspcptlker,
esrsap eifelt nj DIT!
Aafmuntern0e Gunne fir Sud!
DliGer's
neriibmteB OnSpepfn

Dpspeptiter uno 4eioenbe On 2eterz uno Wlseu,
9rauebeiten uelbe oon auoern araneien teine Beiie
ruua eIhaiteH, fipo eiucelaben
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A young frienl q ours rcqnesi'
u' to publish the fpllosing for him,
Answers can be left q, this Office
during the uest ten days
The undersigned, feeling tho nee
Of some one to find fault with, and
grumblc at whenever business mat
te- 20 wrong; aud being lonely with
no one to hnmor him, snd whereas
having arrived at the proper ago, he
il determined to come ont"
Sealed proposal will bc received
fulfilling the following conditions
Applicant must possess beanty OF
its equivalent in currency.
She must possess a sweet and for
giving disposition, and when one
cheek is kissed, tnru the other, (tha'
is, If the right man is kissing
She must not chew gum.
Nor wear long dresses on the street
Nor frequent 'ewiug circles.
Nor 90 around begging for chari
table purposes. iTsl
Nor read the newspaper first in
tho morning
Nor talk when I am sleeping
Nor sleep when | am talking.
Nor trade of my clohes to wan
dering Italians for flower vaces.
Nor borrow my money from m,
vest pocket while l sleep
Nor hold a looking-glass over m.
face at such times, to make me tel
all | know.
She must believe in very suddeI
attacks OF ellis, aud make all du
allowance for thsir effects upon tn
nervous system.
When her cold bear" comes HON
from "few friends rather atiec
tionate che must not take adyantag
of his.state and wheedls him int
trips to watering places.
And above all, she must not o
such occasions put ipecac into til
coffee she prescribes for his "poc
head"
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IL rnE MuoS. l.t Onlrtar.


Nr. Editor One occupying my
position can see u great many things,
aud | feel il my dry to speak ou,
occasionally.
| ldesirc TO cab the attention OF
your City Fathers to a hidden dan
ger in your midst.
Years before the war. willie Sar.
dis was yet in its swaddling clothes,
there was well dug on the road
side, IN front of Kyle's old tavern. -
This well, during the war, commcn-
ced % cave, on account of some kirb
ing which had rottcd. and about the
time OF the surrender, the old pests,
partly rotten, which formed the sup.
port Tor the well cover, were laid
across the top OF the well and COW
cred with dirt, perhaps a foot or two
thick. do not know how long half
rotten posts, about six inches thick,
will last when covered up with dirt,
but my impression ia very decided
that the time will come when they
will decay, and some luckless horse
or mule, or perhaps some untortus
nate fellow will suddenly hear some-
thing "drap," and then a crowd
will gather, aud ropes will have to
be brought, and something" will
have to be taken out OF this well.
This hidden dangeris just on the
west side Of Main street, about the
centre OF the pass-ray across Wal
toms vacant lot towards the hotel
II four or five men will supply them.
selves with mauls and commenc,
beating the earth Justify, | think tn,
exact spot can be ascertained-but
would advise a rope tied firmly arount
the waist of each, and the othc1
tied firmly to some awning post -
This might save the trouble Of a cor
oner's inquest.
Why don't you Sardines have
some organization to extinguish fires
Even If ylu cannot get an engine
you might do much good in case o.
fires by having some sort OF organi'
zation, even though it be a buckle
company. I only throw out thtg
hints will any Of them be taken.
MAN IN THE Moon.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Sardis- Services by the Rev. DR.. w. Mitch
ell, 2nd, and 4th, Sabbath at Sardis, al Como
on lst and 3rd, Sebba.hs Of each month.
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C0nfacius In Japan.

One Of the most extraordinary 70.
forms in religion is that just inaugu-
rated by the Japanese government,
which has closed The Buddhist tenn
pies ard ordered the priests to join
the army, or become farm laborers.
As Buddishism is the prevailing
creed in Japan, the unexpected sup,
preston IF It's public ceremonia's
need explanation. The oldest known
from OF religion in that empire, SIN
toism 10 somewhat akin TO modern
spiritualism, presupposing an infinite
number Of spirits, who exercise in
H1ence over the affairs of this world,
and are to be propitiated BY prayers
and the punctual observance Of
certaion rules of conduct. Among
these deities are the sun and the ele-
ments, and the lower orders are can
onized heroes. The Bsidhists, who
who do not like the facility Of other
proselyters in adapting Themselves to
circumstance, absorbed rather than
converted the Sintoist so that it has
not been easy to draw the lines be-
twen the different faiths prevalent.
But from China, whence probably
this spirit worship was imported came
also its pure and more practical
form, embodied in the doctrines Of
Confucius. There Is as much differ
epce between the philosophy Of life
and the not undue veneration Of the
invisible world tanght blythe master,
and the superstitious mysticism Of
the religious forms Of the lower Chi>
nies classes, as between tho practice
Of Jesns and the fanaticism Of medi.
eval Christianity. AS among the Ce-
lestials so in "the sunrise kingdom"
\ (tha, Ia what the word Japan
means)the faith Of Confncius became
the philosophy Of the higher orders.
| The nobility and the learpel classes
abandoned idol worship and con-
formed their lives to the teaching;
OF the master. The curious barbarism
Of the east. which unnecessarily re-
quires in all public officials a libera
education commensurate with the dr
ties Of their positions has noadoub
made IL an easy mater to enforc'
outward conformity to the religion
Of the ruling classes; and the reform
has perhaps been helped forward b,
the original kinshl;betwesn Sintoisn
and Confucianism, which latter is
refined spiritnallsm quiekened By
purer ethical system. Confucianisn
bears the same relation to Buddhism
: Christianity does to Judaism, o.
! Buddhis to Brahminism. II is in spiri
protest against tkst unfortunate bu
natural degcneracy Of religion which
substitutes the ob@rvence ofsn over
grown ritusl for religious life. It ]
essentially militant faith, but !
soizes readily upon the sympsthie
81 ire reflective. end rnsirsains J