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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
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Or. Solution,
@tit otelcr berlbmten anholt, entbedte, mdbreno
81 I'D In ben 9rO8cn SoipttaIerH @~uropa's, ndntlib
In England. S~ranfreid uu0 Gnperndrts, bsIan6, 6oS
tderle, lbaelfe, an9enCbmfe un0 9rinoil9he SeiIs
mittel IN Der Welt iGr
GIls grceifeoosr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ltdCu Guiteme
S6tpdbe i'm Haden ODER in ben Stiebrru, EtoduHa
gen, Seloen DER HttreR ooer SldiCy unireiriuige Aha
hIiiG, Serluit Der orgauiibenqrdiie, Rctuoiitdt, Gnl4
%trGitung, MISUNDERSTANDING SeerftsO erniuune,
0erjtloplel, V~id5tHftlUihe. SttteTn, 6bmGde hes
@elhts uno 30pInbel, 8ranttet oes ROpfes, oes
nalies. or Vaie ooer 0uut, SebGI<. 9unQeR=, Yia.
9en@ ootr untelletb5 -SetcRn-0ieie ibretlideH, b0ieR
ia9enolldGn @CpobnbGitcn tujuihreibenoen llus
oronungen-9Ebelme unb sei6brltte @eluobnbeitsH,
Utel IhlllHmer tur tbre Gpier, ais Der Gurenen See
lang Gsn @ctGbrieH Oes Qlphe6 mar, uuo Die, men
mnasp Oerpttten, sbNpdte tr SonitImtiou bsIuor=
Orn9eR, be Sbe unmO9lth MAIDEN uno BuleSt 0tG
aurpGr uRb @Ciit 5%Grt0ren.
Sciluns IN iluei Saaen 9drGntiIt.
GrlolnHg IHnerbGlo ledF Stuupeu. Sein GHstIihst!
Eerlongn, oie 6nr6 t%9uorunte, lelhtfianiea 3euts
uno lgre CUTE rutnIrt moreen itno, ioutfa iolott uOr.
ipreden!
Suuae WeGunsr
belonoers, ptide Me Spier ienes sebsimsn eaRers
9cmoreen itRh, o1s lQbrlth 70 uteI GGufenoe in Gin az
trlioes @rab rctGt, melhe ourb tbre ~erbubenen ia"
lente uno sRttDidelten 8ertanoestrdftC nit Dem DOR=
ner 6er. Serettiamtgtt ben Genet ~begetiert unb beg
Geter beJaubern0e ? ore sutlott baben miiroen, m0grH
Fb nit pollen 8ertrauen rGbeu.
Sieles Ilno etnl9e Der traurl9en un6 beflQqensiusrs
toen Bol9en Ter trilbereu @elDobrletten oRs SaiteIs:
SdpruGbe i'm RadGn uRo in Den @llc6ern, ShmerBeH
IN Gem S0pIe, ShUddg ocs @eiidts, Beriuft bar
MneteltrGit, Sestioplen, neru0ie uHrute. Utaseut
ldlpa1s, aHorbnun9 Der &eroauunasorgone, uUsts
uig5Hs &ntfrdltun9, SpmptOme Der Shutuo iIdt.
etttis !-Sie idretIiden geirtuuqeH ess Ga=
tiers tub iebr gu ~iirtteH. Serluft oes 8eoi6tniNcs.
6ole abnuEseR, Abnetgun9 uor SCiCnitoit, -Guta
nah. Glnldmtett. Urls trauen gegeH ii9 lelbt, 6urbts
ldmtelt &c, ttno etnt9e Der ihltntmcn 6oI9eH.
Y .-Scrb,tratbet BGrfunen ooer lunge WdRs
ner, WCldC iib 3u DgIehCIid en- bCabIlltiaen, uub hiP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Die uSalttmorer SAaRen=
Gefcf1TAnffT

begebt ibren biesidbrigen srOBen Musfeubal
beute, ben II. Sebruar, i'm 8antsttieale
bes Shiiteupurtea. Die &orbsrettlngsn
fino berart getrOieu, OuB fiji Der 8au O6ue
3meifel 81 einen Der brilautelten ter Saiion
9~eltalten niro.
Sir ben sroBsn Mastensug it Elm prddti.
ges Hrosramm auigeteut. 9aS @infiibs
Iun9srsdt Der Mitglleoer lit fir beute abenO
iuSpsnolrt, unO am Gingan9e bsS BurteS
miiiien bic Iitsltscstarten uolge5eiat wsrz
0Pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Wtr MAIDEN beionOers auf bic 2(useiqe Der
$50. Same82. SreD & s o. aufnerfIam,
Die r1nniebr ibr Watraten .@eidGft in Rr.
81, 98eltzS Baltimore , 5ulidsn 9ouioag. uup
@aptr., uOiuet babeu. Die 6irma beitauO
btsber aus ben 90. Samss 8. uuO Sohn s.
3rep uno 8m. Otent. Die leeten beioeu
9etreu fnO aus. unO oaiiir Sr. @eorg 6
Boomers, eth tidti9er geiddftSmauu, eingsz
treten. Sluigteit uRo reelle 8ehauoluug iinO
oie6 aupte;geni6afteu, burh pslde Die 6irna
bic Sum It oeS Publttums gu %gepiunen iuasu
mirS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
9a5 Troutlfrd6em. Sheater

tritt bitie gRote mil elmer gar sen S0oar g~iopitdteu
mo total ncuem programme Dor ieine @Qnner.
Obenan ftebt oas c~r,iaittss 1onp &nftor ide S6auz
iplcli Ser lotteite Buribe in Nsu DOrf." pon.t
isps 8SStitcauGIg i1iest; Swst ntgs, NIT stoasm
an Der Spite Ter u~rilQuteN 8ulet- 3ruppe Ole Ball
ttmorer 3iebIir9e, Die Shlueftsrn Urls. Bette uno
Sopbie Jtsmmcle berg, %9IGnStu. fteben aui benz Bto.
Silber9todenIpiele tSletbsr q Glis; Die telue5 lueIs
tCreH QO9es beoiiisnoen 4eiitur9s II 0es a1eSeit wtbi'
gen Slm 0euere, her rut biee gBohe bier gafirt,
SRi UU Sam asG 6lsrE: lie rs gS : gauosriHT TrIIsGs Carrie
2auarnie; Die @siOn8s. uno NsSertOmiter Ga9an Il 90.
DarDs IL. ~.
Y~eionosre Beriidiihti9ung Ueroient oas BensfJ hes
RUM in 9eiterte,t erbuIttuoen &0miiers Srn. Seo.
" GDeion, Der mOr8en, 9ienHq9, Isineu
SnnnpI .Gb1Intnn hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Mia,1rS S5S1bJeJ1 OSeoeS,

9tute NbenO MUD III Der y@OncOroja"
gum Seneftie fir 6ru. @able, ben iugenblis
den giebbaber ~unicreS StaottheaterS, Esp
isr's pradtigeS 9uitipiel: pes &6ni9S Se.
iebl" anf9efiibrt. 6r. 8able bat iid our6
leine treiIiten 1elIlun9eI, iouie OurdI ieiu
beldclocneS 8eisn uiele 6reuu0e erworbeu Die
ildcr nId)t u~'rieblen mtrOeu, WtOntag AbcnO
be u9oncorota" gu beiu6eH, um Dem iungen
lrebIameH SltnltIer ieinen @brcnQbeuo aud
III e1nPm nl1rarunPn I'll ntnhrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
NwOrleiuna lber QSenlnbicn.

Sr. y. @ptrett Snlttb, frliber Ser. Staa=
ten=@onlu i'll 8eif=Snbien, 5ei9t oui 0onnerz
flag, ben 20. .. Wt8. cine SOrleiunJ iiber
Novelties and Wonders in the West-Indies'
oil. 6r. 9. 1T tin ele9antsr uno taIentUOuer
SOrleler uneAuiro uuS Ell ebenIo Invertebrates,
ais Iebrgei4es Bib per Sitteut @sbraddle
un0 SA6ubtten Der metinOiiden Snieln UOrz
tiibren. Die 8orleiung ftnoet i'm y6rtimau=
rer.5empel" itatt uuO ueroient a~llielti9e Be
rid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
BUR Wicner Ausneuun9. - @c6:
icl uno SreDitbrtefe.

Die beuorlebeuoe 8lener Welt : luSitel'
lung, iuelde um /. Mat beginnt unO mutb.
maBlid nidt Dor Dem 2. Nou. iblieBen mtro
bat Die 0teiielult bes amerifantihen Bubli;
tunS in 10 bobem @raOe entwidelt, baB i'd
mid ueranlaBt iebe, bic 2ufmerfiamfeit bea
BublifumS auio Die Nu5ffeIung BON Gre
bitbriefen 81 leuteI, nad) welden BET Oieiel
@elegenbeit eth 9r6Berer Se9ebr, als biSher,
ieiu miro. SD babe bieieu llmitanb anticis
pint uuo Oaraui hin pie HmfaIieubten &orbe'
rsituuseu NIT ben gr6Beren nit mir f#N5er,
b~tnoung itehenben Saufb6uieru Guropa'S,
nanentlit NIT Der Union : SAINT" In
gSieu - einem Der beoeutenolten @elo-
SnItitute 9eutiAlanO'S - abgeihlolien.
@e6iel unO @reoltbriefe gu cen nieoriglteu
Staten BET 81. Maine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Mlasfenbau Ses ..0ieDerfran,es.m

Der yyleoertran;" ietert ieinen Oiesldbrts
gen NaStenbuu 0ienitag, Den %. Sebruar,
in Der y&oucoroia." Der v9iebertran," mar
bon jeher bemiibt, ieiusn Rit9licoer genuB.
reiae AbtnOe Su OerihQiieu uno Den Huf, ruet.
den er il6 i'm CAME Der Sabre erIuorben bat,
aud anIredlt 81 erbalten. Nus bieiem @runbe
tanu man idon ieet mt Seilimmtbeit uOr-
auslageu, DaB ildl Der oicSiabri9e NuSteubau
Su etneln bOttt briuauten 9~eitalten luirb.
Die pGutaip=S Oae oar. IS eeS nn=
abbdnsi8en Srcens berSamo,perfer"
bat auI beItt, ben II. Sebr., in ,&uGbe'5
5aue" cine 9roBe labrsSi elellhe lluttrbaltuug
nfrnnnnltft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Die vSaltimprer Siiraer= SAiiscu=
EipSPUFrhnFf"

bait beute, Den II. 6sbruar, in Der rSOr.
mdltS 9aue" ibren 9roBeu Otasteubal ab,
fltr lpeldeu bereltS ulniaiien6e @ortebruusen
g~etrOtien iiuO. 9a eiu geuuBrcider NbeHo
beoorltebt, 10 miro Der 8eiud li4er ell Sabl-
retder lper0Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
.Sr. 81 So Nn0

Wadt Gle Inist9s, Dap TT aus Der Sraucrei
uon QeunlHgsr III @rlangeu, SaHsrn, nebrcre
6diier Bier empfan9en bat mo oaS leetere
btuts i'll ielnen yGtalc, Nr. As, 9anOutr.
lrQEe. bel'm gIaip nrrfouEu mirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17

BE= Sn unierm lamitdgissu artitel itber
bic rs E It /. 81 D. . a b Il" noble man
II Il anitatt Il eb er itaeuns erSabn=
lauge," uno ferner, oaB bic Abi6dRung oeS
friiberu Sn9enieurS III M" aniiatt 70 0 IL"
$88, 153 gu 0eting gerpeleu Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
!Nr. 1OfrDh %

Setgt lelncn 6reunoeH uno Sstanntsu Oil,
Dap CT beute i'll ietnem Hotale, Nr. 1854,
DIT 6apettetrnBe, eineu o"ellfateu 6uihbraz
ttnlunId nsbit Sautrtraut uuo Sdpsiue.
ilsiid) aultiIdlpn mIrh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
p Or. @Iaus 6rebmer's dbter

empfohleu in 6Gueu non 8beumatiSmus,
S,rppbeln, @t6t, abma9ernng, aus5ebrung
uno allen 6aut9eidnuitliteu. 81 uertauien
"a 81 Die 6laid)e, 6 fiir So, in alien 2tpotbe.
len mo bel ben aueiniseu 4genten in 9(msrita,
u. 8Doe(er Com b. 139- y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Sm

luiro 6sute &beno bas neue seniations. Drama: Die
Seerluber res DIM itiden Wteeres" Jur Nuffibrur9 gs
lGngen. 9as 5tid 1T rad Der in 6raut 4esIie's ilu.
itrirten 3eitun8 oer6ffentl often gr5GbIun9 iIr tos pnl.
ltoapitraB eu.3 bearer b~sarbeitet, Die Scene ie'r fir
tieies Stiid limb iaft pbue Ausnabms neu au8eferttst
uno iolen lid 0urb Yradt un0 0lG9ani ausieidnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Wocepaaren. = 8int9er AuSDer=
Ga.,E

Die So. Yertins 4 &c., Nr.22, Roro.
@harlesitr., woblbefannte Observation-Disclosures
ler unicrer Staot, empfeblen gu nieorigen
Breiien, UNI fir neue @inlagen Ylat III ma
men, Sommer'euge in QroBer 4uSlpabl, fer.
ller 8eIB6euge, Glidtiider, SIautcts uuO an.
oereS8aareu iur 8rauen NIB SinOer. 8iele
Der Gaaren habeu ourd Nuiier ettuas 9elit-
ten, ooer iino JOINT geiddoi8t, absr trUeOeul
nod gut uuo brau1bar. Wiau fanu idon
aut uniere @mpiealulg BEL ben SIS. Berfins
& 20. oorlprehen unb erbdlt leoeuiuQs Sc
le9cnbelt, blilt9e Gtntanfe gu MAIDEN.
BGg~ g8ir Uermeiieu gang beiOnbers auf Die
4u5erge Der 80. Bed K 8o1te, Die in
9tr. "a, SiiO>S albert, Gde Der Wtercerltrabe,
ell 9rOBeS Mt6belz 6ubsit= @si6att er0fiuet bnz
ben. Sic babeu ltet8 cine groBe Auspabl
BON Barlor., 3tmmer@ uno Siiden M1beln,
SduIbdnteH, 9hrelbpulteu II. /. 10. polrdz
tlig unO SorlFredenoe oiiriea serpGrtisen,
btIlg une reef beolent 3u ioCr0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Sc. 1pbluu Rippriau

hat aui Bsute abenO i'll ieuuem HOtole, Nr.
II, @amoenitraBe, eiuen Bripat~ Wastsnball
ucrdnital;et, 81 melfem CT islne idmmtli1eH
NrennDe Ino ScfQnnten clnlahtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17

madDt b%stanut, oaB lem OisSidbriler GROCER
0tasfeHbaQ NittwOt, Den 10. 6ebruar, III
Der .GoucolOia" ilatliInbeu miro. Nihtmit=
alieber t0unen nur ge9eH elm Gutree pom So
0ur6 Wlit9!Ieoer stn9efihrt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
V,nunip TnnnmfhpN

iuirb bente Abeno aIe rUiarp Stuart" i'm 6orb'z
ibrn Spernbuuie %auitreteu. Sober 9eatite. Der Die
9roSe 3ra9oftn no6 mot auI Der sn9iti6sn Sabns
in Den ~sIcsarten Rdumen hes Opernbouies ~einsutn=
Den, um bic sefeierte 9anosmGnnin, Die ith Gui Der
en9li den Siibne einen gbrenplaB erruraen bat, ben
Grltat Der Intrtennun9 81 Souen. Der 8ertaui Der rea
@fCruirtsn Stte sc diebt in J.c@afrep's WiutfuIien=
@dnoluH9, str. 20, 2Bet SaltImorsfrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Ser Suruoereiu ,.0ortpdrts"

eriutt nisienigen isiusr Ritslieoer, tpelts
fd an ben auffitbrunasu fir ben an 25. os.
9lts. fattfinoeueem 0iasteubdl III betbetlt'
Qeu geoenfcn, iif morqeu Radlniltta9 nm 4
llbr in Der Slue ein3u1nofn.
Der ,ScctbODen= Wdnncrhor"
halt ielnsu ipeiten 9rOBeu Diasfeabna gion'
tag, ben "A. 8ebrlar, I'M grOBen Saale Der
D9isu'Ifcmblp Jtooms" ab. Sir trefilide
Dlurt miro Capt. gpanS' &apeac gorge
tra8en, wdbreno Sr. 8runf Sdlegel bic be-
item Speilen uuS @strauts in Ssreitidaft ball
ten Dlro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Wnrris & Srimble,

%s&&A&aw Baltir1ak<r Gurrs GRahIReiufabvit.
Na@I etablirt 1916,
JgRSffeaYre. Eabrttantsn uEb SaRo!sr BON unb mt
traRSof gnrra Mue dneeyeH MtibIaeinen,
%entet lBolting) nGu1eH befer Quaiitdt GRfers
Warte, bet'm Slid ober na@ Auiraa eefbnitten,
Retoel per Grpras nab tr9enb elmer Citation 6gt
DGmpfiGtfs ODER @iienbabnzetnien seiGidt.>,
&fnutsD R aidbinen, Betting GA6 Wtthlenarttfel
I'm Aaaenetnen. Bef=SanSsSspenue
l (Ddrs20. 12Dtte tdw4pl @@se PrattRr. =gIlde,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Die Abtbcilung Mr. I47 Ses uSil.
zlSunSeS"

gtartt. Snihtlte ibren erOBsn Masteubal ab.
Der }, Mrion"
feislt isinen biesldbrisen Dtasfenbal 0onz
tag, ben "a. SebtAar, in Der n@oneoreia,"
User in friileren Subren ben Wasfenbauen
eieies Sereins betpObnte, Wirb id erinnert,
oaB IS auf oenielben tets iebr luitia beraina
u bic a~n9emeine Sr0blidteit ME Dor Nts
bruf) oes Woraens ELM Gnoe nabm. Seoen,
falls wiro Der Selud in oieiem Sabre eiu iebr
anhlreidcr merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Saltiuurer Warftberidte.

tltalid beridtet fir ben IS UrreipOU6sutru.")
GnsrOsspreiis.l 3 attimort. 10 Gtb1. 1878
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Ser Scetbopen=M dnncrAor
Ser Gcfanapcrein rGintrad,t"
Scr ,SermaniazN (dnnerdbpr"

bolt lsinen Oissilbrigcn aroBsu Wastcubau
beute AbeuO in Der ,Wedauics-0aue" ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT an c rlataa
then.

Sta eotal I'm 2. gtodpsrte bes Essaa @spduses
Gts re 9rrsiponoenten, " poIlhdnsis fir 8sriamms
tSRgsn eln9stidtet, init BGum fir 100-175 BerIoner.
an 9slettlhGiteu, Saupereine, eo9eu, GinepereIas
~. 81 oatntstesus Dian met6e flo In osr Grpsb.
W. IS6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Sn Der 1urnballe, Vi. 81, Saltt=
MprettraBe,

ftubet beute Abenb cine sroBe GgtraUor=
iteuuns nsbii Eansfrdusden iatt.
Ser uNotbmdnner=S dm9erbunb"
balt isiaen erlteu sroBen Mastenbdl, fur mel.
den bebentenbe &brbereitunsen 9etrotfen iinp,
hsats absna in SsH 2Nerp 4iIembIq;
Rooms" Oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
SIR. b. 90. WIDrina.

Der tiidti9e gsrroalter oes Saiivenparfe8 OIL
Oct gelair= 9fouo, ma6t ben Mitglieoern Der
ngaltlmprer Sdleengeieuidait" b%etannt,
oaB Der auf beute auberuumte WastenbaQ
inter leoer SeOiu9ung itattfiubet. Yom Gin
gauge bes 8arfeS bis gum Saale III sur
Sequemlidteit Der Suugaie Gin Srettertusg
9elegt.
Die 8aagons Der Stabteiienbabn mer6en
bon l bis 5 llbr Worgeus fatreu. Mietbfut.
ifen iinO 81 l! Dollar gu baben. Die Gafel
it i'm StuarO, 3iGnmer 9eoedt, no mdbrenb
Der 9arien yfatt a la carte gsipeil't nerben
fqun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Gr. Gicprn 03iffhnh

wiro belte IN ielnsm &Ofale, 9tr. 307, Glib
SonbltraBe, eiren portreHliden 2unih auftt-
iden, 81 peldem er ieine ldAtultlidenS reuHbe
etnlaoet. Abeuos Iincet Elm groBe5 8anS.
frdnsdlen iQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Gum Seffen elmer eeutihen Iamilie

finosl in Der vSurnbaae," SIR. 81, @eiizgal-
tlmorefr., 9iennag, ben %. Tebruar, eiu
Dtastsn- Hno SinilsSda ltatt. Die Samilie,
in SIR. S97, Noro : @apittaBe, mObneno, lift
in Der Chat Der lluterititpuug be0iirfttg; Der
Wtann Iiest tn0 sutidlauO an OerGus5ebrung
0arnieoer, uno pie 8rau leioet al BEN 8eineu,
lopaB es lbr idmsr faut, ild uno ibre brei
tleinea ainaer 81 ernGbren. Gin Sober, Der
fd elm Gersniigen MAIDEN unO 3u 9leider
2elt @uteS tbuu mill, iOlte nidt uerfeblen,
iid an oieiem Sale su betheilisen.
SCR. 0etnrteb Sartmann
seigt lellen 6reunoen unD Sefunnten all, buB
ct bclte 4beuo in ieinem 2Otale, ytr.89, yop.
itruBe, cine mertbuoQe Btttosde auSipielen
lGBt. 3u9leid miro er eiuen %oelifaten QunIf
auitiiden lno ELL Wniitcorps lult9e Gang
lpelIen lptelen:
Sr, Gcora R5iTdbof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17

Dtebl t8Gisens, ~9tosgeE=, Wfaisyl:
0opdGofE. Supcr. un0 &Ttra.WIebl So 50 SO 20
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13
CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
THAN Ks.

Thankful 10 the enterprising ctizenso Of
Cairo and vicinity for the patronage they
have so literally bestowed upon US, and
the kind encouragement we have received
in consequence, we again call the atten-
ton of all independent buyers of fine
clothing, gents furnishing goods and hats,
to our large aud growing stock of those
goods, which we intend to sell at prices
lower than ever offered at In Cairo. We
say CLOVER for 1t lies in our ability to do
so. Having a resident partner and buyer
in New York--a gentleman full of years
and experience two large stores in
this vicinity to supply, we lay to claim to
he the
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN CAIRO
for no house in this city has those advant-
ages. How can merchant who goes TO
New York twice year, with only one
store TO buy for, have the audacity 10 say
to his patrons, 1--WE are the Cheap John
Of the community" when he knows that
when he is in New York there are mer-
chants like himself there, too, looking out
for bargains. IL such a merchant should
perchance meet Il lot OF goods which arc
offered to him cheap, he cannot take them,
for the lot is too large, as great bargains
are offered in large lots.
We make a rule TO never buy goods
when there's a rush but abide our time,
when those twicc n year bargain seel
ers' have gone home 20 dispose Of their
stock Of goods, "at prices lower than the
lowest--ss they say.
We are always there looking out Tor
bargains
We are always on hand TO buy large
los ~ prices to suit.
We arc always there, looking out for
the first appearance of stylish goods and
shipping them to our patrons
We are always in New York city, look
ing 10 the interest of our patrons.
We are always there looking for great
bargains in large lots to supply our
mammoth stores in Cairo and Psducsb.
You, Independent buyer, look ut our
side of the picture and the eide Of other
merchants. Our side tho best for selling
goods low. We ask you and leave you
to answer for yourselves. If you think
that you have merchants in this vicinity
who have advantages which surpass ours,
we say pstronize them; If our advantages
for selling goods lower than all others,
give us your patronage.
Down with high prices and give tho
public value received"
I. FARM BAKER X Son.
Our Mammoth Clothing Houses, Cairo,
Illinois, and Paducsb, Kentucky.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, 5000; Halye ;. $500;
Tenth., or each coupon 500; Eleven
Whole Tickets for $4,000; 233 Tickets for
~ ,OO0.0O: ll3 Whole Tickets tor 100000
227 Whole Tickets for slO,O00.00. No dis
count on less than 10000 worth OF Tickets
OF time.
The unparalleled success OF the Third
Gift Concert a, well as the salts
faction given by the First and
Second makes 1t only necessary to announce
the Fourth TO insure the prompt sale OF ey-
cry ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will
be conducted in all its details like the Third,
and full particulars may bc learned from
circulars which will be sent free from this
office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filed
Liberal terms given to those who buy TO re II
again. THOS. T.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Mana
ger Giit Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville. Kentucky. S-21 d-eod&wtf.
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F. RTH
FOU RTH
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
poK THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
1900 CASH GIFTS $l,5OO,OOO
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS GIFT
820O,OOO FOR R0O

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert author
lied by special act Of the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place In the Public Library Hall
AT Louisville, n.y.,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1873.
only Sixty thousand tickets will be sold,
and one-half of these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only 10000
for sale in the United States, where 100000
were disposed OF for the Third Concert
The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts, aud have on their back the scheme,
with fun explanation Of the mode OF draw
ing.
At this concert, which viii be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed in this
country, the unprecedented sum OF
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SOUND REASONING

Consumption is decay. Soothing. expect
GRANT remedies are only useful as palliatives,
they do not reach the cause-they do not stop
the decay. Tonic medicines strengthen the
lie forces and prolong the battle. but the
decay goes steadily on, and sooner or later
the victim must yield Climatic changes are
sometimes good, but they seldom wholly
cure. In short, the first thing to be done Is
to STOP THE DECAY then apply the restOra-
tive. tonic and strength giving treatment
Think n moment. The lungs are decaying
-tubercles, alterations, cavities and depos-
culation carries this poison all over the body.
Wasting. loss of appetite, enervation, night
sweats, and all the terrible symptoms APP
pear; Is II worth while to doctor the symp-
toms, which are merely the results, while
the decay, which Is The cause, is eating up
the life springs
These two things are we'll known by the
best physicians
|. Carbolic acid positively arrests decay.
II Is the most powerful antiscptic In the
known world. Even dead bodies ale pre-
served by it. Entering into the circulation
. at once grapples with corruption, and
ease.
2. Cod Liver or Is na..-a,. hest assistant
in resisting consumption. II IL at once a
food. tonic, n purifier. . healer. IL Iia,,s
up and supplies the vital forces, feeds the
| wasted system, and enables nature to regain
| her fo0thold. For these purposes nothing
can compare with Cod Liver oil. This the
theory OF
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
kft RAILROAD. ..-~

FfsYRR00gTE~FRoM CAIRO
-r6-
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagra Falls,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points,
CHANGE or TIME.
On and after Tuesday, July I, 1873, trains
win run - follows:
HxPRBss.
Going north leaves Cairo at. ....... 400 am.
Going south arrives at Cairo at.... $40 pm.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
L., Cairo At 200 Am. ,il36 am. and 6;0Op.m
Going South.
Ar. Cairo ats;00 s.m, l;2b pm. and 500 pm.
cennes at 1920 pm, making direct connec-
ton 1T 1890 pm with the Indianapolis anu
Vincennes railroad for lndianap is, the
great railroad centre, from viii n point
trains are departing at all hour, tor all
POINTS in the United States and Ca' .da. AT
1888 pm. with the Evansville an Craw-
.csville railroad, for Terra Hautr, India
napons, Chicago, Danvlle and u points
north, via the Terra Haute. Evar lille and
Chicogo railroad, and east via the Vandalia
line, and Indianapolis AMI ST. Lol.- railroad
At l:55 p m with the Ohio and 'lississipp
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisvi q, and all
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this rou, ar" placed
in indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville. New
York, Bost n, Philadelphia, fillmore,
Washington, and all eastern po'nt- we've
hours In advance Of any other rn" =.
Express train makes conn cnoi O. aldo.
RADIO with ST. Louis and South IA rail.
way, for st. Louis, NJ Yer q inois)
shswneetown, aud all poins ca Edo
RADIO aud ST Louis.
At Norris c ty makes cos ,nection
for Springue ld, Hook Island, i point,
on Springfield and Illinois South - srn rail
way and con ection-.
At Csrmi with st. Louis. Evsu,v Ia, Hon
derson and Nashville railway in tor Mt
Vernon (,ndisna). Evansville, At ,dersou
(Kentucky), Nashville Tennes,' and al
point, on st. L., h., IL. aud n. way and
connections.
Baggage checked TO all impo points.
ror tickets and informal Ipy al
the ticket office, corner seventh It and
Commercial avenue, Cairo, iii
Jso. LEE, Sup't. CHAs g.. %,
Gen. Passr and Ag',
Il. Y. BURNSIDE, Agent, Cal