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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14

EDUCATION OF MEMoRY.-,Iacklin was
once lecturing upon literature and the
stage, and in discussing the education
of memory, boastel that be could repeat
any formula OF words after once hearing
It. Foote was in the audience, and at
once wrote and sent 20 the stand that
rlgmarole that has since become so fa-
nous: 80 she went into the garden 10
cut a cabbage leaf TO make an apple piei
1t the same time q great she-bear, COM
ing up the street, pops its head into the
shop. What! no soaps' So he died,
and she very imprudently married the
barber; and there were present the Pic
ininies, the Jobilillies, and the Gayrul-
les, and the Grand Paniandrum himself
with the little round button o; the top:
and they all fell TO playing the game OF
catch-as-catchcan till the gunpowder
ran out OF the heels OF their boots. }"
Macklin failed, and so has every body
else that ever tried 10 fepca, il. Suppose
YOU Try il.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
Popular Science,

PRoDUcTioy OF LIGHT ~ SroSss.
When various kinds Of hard stones
are pressed by the workmen with
their hands against quickly revolving
gr.ndst0nes, the TRANSPARENT stones
become peryatled throughout With a
yellowish-red light, like that Of red
hot iron. Opaque stones give red
light, at the place of contact, with
halo and sparks. Or. Ncegeraih
thinks the phenomenon worth study
ing by physicists.
ISDN RuBBEE FOR Srkm Pfpfs.
AS india rubber plates and rings,
says the journal Of the Fcmtlin h-
stitUte, are now used almost exclusive
ly Tor making connections between
steam and other pipes aud apparatus
much annoyance is often experienced
by the impossibility of eaeeting an
alright connection. This Is obvia-
ted entirely by employing q cement
which holds equally we'll to rubber
and metal OF wood Such cement is
prepared by n solution Of shellac in
ammonia. This Is best made by
soaking pulverized gum shellac in
ten times its weight Of strong ammo
MIA, when shining mass Is obtained,
which, in three or four weeks, VIII
become liquid, without the use Of
hot water. This softens the rubber,
and becomes, after volatilization Of
The ammonia, hard and imperlnca.
bic to gases and fluids.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
4 S7P1NGE COUNTRY.

The los Angeles (Cal) Express slye
The tract Of country known as the Slate
Range Valley is probably one of the mos,
curious that Southern California can
coast of. 1t is there the immense quan,l-
lies Of boray were discovered, something
Ike year ago, and at that time the
whole lower or central portion OF the
lasin was covered with q white deposit,
breaking away in some places in large
soda reefs, III others resembling the
waves OF the ocean, and in still others
stretching out for miles in one unbroken
level, from which the sun reflected its
rays with q glare almost uncomfortable.
But one of the most singular featuras In
connection with this section was the alb
scncc of rain or moisture, the days were
sunny and hot, and the nights without
dew, and generally warm. For more than
five years, ii is said by those who claim TO
know, there had been no rain there, I'M
till some months since the spell was
broken. Suddenly, and with scarcely any
warning, the rain commenced to fall, and
for thirty hours ii came down steadily
but unccasinCly, accompanied by wind,
but yet athorJughlv drcnching rain. For
two or three days it remained pleasant,
when suddenly n watcrspout was seen
winding its way through the valley. 1t
came in ziCzag course across the upper
end of the lake, striking the range Of
hills on the east side, and coursing rapid
ly along them. The canyons and gorges
were soon filed with water, which pour.
ed from them in volume, and spread it.
self upon the Bottom. In short time it
was over, and dcnizens OF the locality
look for another dry season OF five years.
The borax company now in operation
thtre is said to be1ioing well, and another
set of works, on a small scale, will pro
baby 90 in within short time. Thirty
five hundred pounds OF the refined article
were recently shipped TO San Francisco,
and ten tons of the crude material.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
RUNNING FOR TIE CARS

There is something exhilaraiing in Sec
Ing u man Fastening to the cars, espec-
tally if lie thinks lie hasn't one moment
to spare, but rather several 20 gain, and
has u carpct-bag in one hand and paper
parcel in the other. We confess ourselves
that such n sight is not exactly repulsive
10 us. lie takes tie middle of the street,
as il is the most open thoroughfare, and
has his overcoat apart and Tapping, un.
der the impression that j, in some way
acceleratcs his motion. While hc thus
leaps over the ground, with the carpet
bag swinging around and rapping against
his legs. what a magnificent specimen OF
physical activity directed by iniense men
ial application ne presents His eyes are
set in his head, his face is flushed by the
play of his muscles, his mouth hangs
carclcssly open, and ilc cords in bis neck
stand out like w.iplashes. Faster and
faster his legs ply against the unsympa-
thiZing Garth; everybody stops 10 look at
him; little boys, too small apparently to
take an interest in anything, turn out Of
the way 10 observe him, and coniurc him
to greater speed. He reaches tie depot.
dashcs through without the ticket, and
lands on the platform jus: as the train is
moving away, but encouraged by the
cries and cheering shouts oi the hangers
on who get in front of him, be makes the
car, plungcs into the only unoccupied
scat, which is next to the stove, and
while the water tricklcs down his body
and myriads OF red hot needles pierce his
flesh, he has plenty Of time 10 reflect on
his narrow escape from missing the train,
and to properly aaathcmatize that last
cup Of coffee.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
DIAMONDS or AUSTRALIA.

There are now twelve places in Aus
tralia where diamonds are founl-two
being in South Australia. and five each
in New South Wales and Victoria. In
theVaal River Territory in South Africa,
the diamond district comprises nearly
four hundred square miles. Ia the pro-
vinces Of Bahia, Brazil, is q region az
yet but imperfec,ly known, which pro.
duces diamonds by the thousands, the
actual valne being estimated at three
million dollars. This region Is IA tertiary
sandstone, a remarkable fact, and some
minerologists are of the opinion that
there will be discovered the history OF the
formation Of the diamond. The use Of
the diamond as boring tool is thought
10 be modern invention: but there il
4 tradition in South Africa that the
BuslImen Of past generations were in the
habit Of seeking for diamonds along the
Naal, and using them TO bore holes in
hard stones, which were their tools, i'm.
plements and ornaments. The President
of the Royal Society Of New South
Wales In his last address, says, 1--WE
have row evidence that Eastern Aus.
tralis is one vast mineral wealth cool,
2 ID, copper and tin, are found in abuDd
Gnce."
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14

INWAST oE a FATHER-lIrs. Young,
the nineteenth wife of Brigham Young,
tells a story of little girl feeling the
want of iatherly attention. II had been
an unusually sOrrowful day with her
mother, and her child had partaken Of the
sadness. She sat by the fire with her
head upon her hand, thinking inten;ly,
when size suddenly said to her mother,
Mamma, do wish God had made men
enough 50 tina. every little girl could
have father - love her.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14

DICKENS AND LANDsEER The author
and srtist-weFe dining together, when
4 servant entered and calmly inquired,
If you please, Sir Edwin. did you or
der lion ~ The horror OF Dickens may
be imagincd-the gard ems Of the zoolog.
ical society not being far distant; but 1t
was 40 live lion that the servant was in.
quiring about. One OF those noble ami
mails had recently died at the gardens,
and the menagerie authorities wished to
know whether Sir Edwin wished-as be
frequently did-to sketch the carcass be-
fore il was buried.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
SONG AND STORY.
For the ADVERTISER.
MISSING.

For the ADVERTISER.
MISSING.
BY ADAB. FOSTER.
Here IL Is, the dear Old manor,
Lawn and river just the same:
And the same upleaping fountains
Catch the sunsets purple flame.
Here's the garden where wandered,
In this arbOr's deep green gloom,
And the old unfolding roses
Blush and brighten into bloom.
Long ago twined their blossoms
In my tangled tresses brown,
And | ween that Ariadne
Wore not half SO bright crown.
Here | hid among the shadows
That the clustered pear-trees ding,
just 10 catch the whispered secrets
That the wind and waves might bring.
All are here, the old loved faces,
And the dear mute things Of yore,
And the same caressing fingers
Train the vines about the door.
What is gone? What charm is missing?
As of old the landscape lies.
But, alas / cannot see IL
With the trusting, undimmed eyes.
Once the sunheams were so golden,
And the skies so deeply blue,
And the stars so high and holy,
And all hearts so kind and tue.
Still earth wears a crown Of beauty,
And the thrushes sweetly sing,
But / miss vanished something
y That the years eau never bring.
Miss the sunny light Of childhood,
Like fall OF golden rain,
Miss the freshness and the fragrance
That can never come again.
VA.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
obstacles 10 Marriage.

Happy Relief f7r Young men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses IN early lie. Manhood Re
stored Tmpediments % Marriage removed
New method OF treatment. New and remarSa-
ble remedies. Books aud circulars sent free. in
sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSO-
CATION. No. South Ninth -, Philadelphia.
Pd.-8n Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
RANCE.
HIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Insurance Notice.

ETNA INSU SURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford,
Conn.,. Cash Capital S3,COO.OO0 Nett Assets,
S5,521, ,O49.l4.
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, New York, Cash
Security, over S2,25o,O00.
GERMANIA INSURANCE COMPANY, New
York, Cash Assets si.OO0,eJO.
HANOVER INSTANCE COMPANY, New York
Cash Assets Sl,c0o,cO9.
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY, Wheeling,
Cash Capital, Sl25,O0O.
Reliable Insurance al standard rates.
WM. MARTIN, AGT.
Sd Avenue, between sth and sth Streets.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14

Lord Houghton adds the following TO
the long list OF Sidney Smiths Jokes !
"Of Lord Macau!ay he said that ne not
only ovcrfiowed with learning, but stood
inIhe s.oD."
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
EXPRFSs TRAIN.
Acco,1NonArION Mans

TRIP AND Return TICKETS
sold 90 reduced rates. Good only on this train,
and un thc day sold.
The CNmpauy's Steamers BOstona and Fleet
wood leaving Cincinnati daily 9t 4. NJ, connect
with the Express train nc Huntington at 1929,
A. ~. daily. except sunday.
go PULLMAN SILVER PALACE SLEErING CARS
attached tp an night trains. For correct iufor-
nation and rates, apply % J. G.. BRESLtN, Agent.
A. II. PERRY, Gen1 Supt.
EDGAR VLIET, Genl Ticket Agent
Jan. 23d. 1874. r.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY
On and after March Sth, 1874, passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
FROM HUNTINGTON.

EXPREss.-For all stations 10 White sulphur,
OvingtOn, MiuhorO. Goshen, StauntOn, Char-
iOttesyille, GOrdonsviie Junction, and hch-
mond, daily except sunday at 1925 A. NJ. THIS
train connects az GOrdOnsvllle for Alexandra.
Washington. and the North. and at Richmond
for PETERSBURG Norfolk. Weldon, Wilmington,
Charleston. savannah, Danyile, GreenbOrc, Char
iutte COmlnbil Augusta. aud Atlanta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-05
Gus oem SaDfaate.t.-SS es bort
0uSficDt.

Gharleiton, 3. DIT. - lleber 10000
9Seise uno Sarbige betbetligten it6 Ill Der
Ireitags Ofaiienperiammlung uno Der telte
GutIdlub Iprad iid) ans, an bas Solf 5n apz
pelliren, falls @ouperneur W&oleS ntd)t Die
oeqenmdrtiaeu itaatltden gSabl GonmliIdre
ablete. Ser einitmalige SGnsler @relesne
prGiioirte. Sin @onlite lol Iofort Dem @ou'
uernellr ieine Q(ufpartung MAIDEN.
Gbarlenon, 8. Sft.-9ie unabbdn9ige
republifaniid)e transformation bat beuts
einltimntg 0tidter SOb. 8. Green illr 6as
@ouperueurs= unb cen 6arbigen Ut. N. De
lanep fir bas Sice=@onucrneurS, 4mt nomt=
nirt. SIM 4. 9litrifte lit Sen. S. .. SERBIAN
Der Seporsugte ber llnabbdngtgen fir ben
GonsreB. Die S6lnBperhonolrngen oel
@onOentiou maren duberit entbuilaltllG.
Montg erp, 4la., 3. Sft. = 0as
benlotratliGle @refrtlp @onlite Oes Staatce
hat cine gtoreiie an ba8 Golf ber Ser. ct
erlaiieu, lporin Die Don Dem SunbeSzS Senato,
Gpeucer NIB ben @ongrebg glleoern gSbite
Sans, Belbam uub S. Otarttn perbrelteter
@eriid,te uno Serlfte iiber Gewalttbdttg
feiten i'm Staate ais unluabr beSetdnct mer
ben. Semeiie perben Dorgelegt, baB Die Se
ibulOiaungen nur 5u Dem 3pede erbober
weroen, nm bic gSableu im 9toroen mi
gSeiieu su beeiniluiieu ilno Die Senoung por
| SuuDestruppen nadl 2llabanta Sllr @tnldlidb
terung Der 8iir9er 81 pcranlailen. Ufan be
oiene iid] Der @eloer, ipeld)e Der @on9reB tlr
| Die BON Der lleberi6wemn1ung betngeln9ter
| Stitrifte uotirt, III corrllpten lno geleblolef
| 3peden, I'M bamit Der republlfanlld)en Par
tel ben Sies su iid)ern II. !. 10.
Nt II tg nj erp, Qlab., 3. Sft. Ser
ct. @ebulTs Marl6Glle brdtten beute ait'
Snmterz@o. pier tpeiBe Wtdnner gefefielt etn
Die beld)ulpt9t merOen, sS. g. Slaings am
Nuquit ermoroet Su baber. Otoutag gebel
Ole 8efangenen naG Otobile ab.
Nem Orleans, 3. Sft. - y@ouper
nelr" asaogs bat abcrmals eine 0enfiflrtf
in 0teftfertigung ieiuer Sinan5z Serpaltuns
9ouiiiaua's erlahen. (Semerfensuertb lit
bar Jtiemanb ibnl @lauben l6enft.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-05
Die Snsuitrit =sltsifcllmms im
yEornIafsO =Suifififfc"

erfreute Nd) am Sonnabeno elnes auBer0r.
oentli6 Sablreiden SeiudJS. Die oaleIbblt
| alsgefellten @'egenidnbe mllrben nit groBcnt
Snterelie in augenidem geuommen, nameut-
| LID Die ans Dem SlOtten 9epartementc ju
gSaibtngton ltanmenDen @e9enfanbe, uutcr
| uelden Die aIte i'm Sabre 1880 III SpanIen
9egoIiene Sanone tets BON elmer oldten Vten=
ldenmenge belagert maro. Qlut oa8 aus oenl-
lelben OepartemeIt entnoInlene 6ettungS-
boot erregt ulgemeine Iufmerfiamfeit. 9ai-
lelbe be'tebt aus Sruet nit yuft 9efiilleu
S6l1uhen, bereu 0m6msiier etwa II Sup
betra9cn mag. Oieie beiocu Sflduthe iino
our6 farfe Hiemen unD ourd) Elm langcS
Brett. iuelfes ;mli9en Den S6lauhen ent-
lang lduit, uerbunbeH. 9Senn bieS 8ettuugs-
boot BON bodgebenoen 9Sogen umgeld)leuoert
piro, 10 f0nnen Id) Die auf Dem 8oots bcfino.
llden Wenfen leid)t anf Die Sebrieite retten,
Die Der unter 9Saicr 9eratbenen Sette 10 dbne
lid flebt, pie etn 81 benz anoeren. 2d8
Voot 1T groB genlig, I'M 10 Utcnldlen itber
9Saiier Sl balter. Prof. Siiiel pom ,SmItb-
ioniarl=Sutitute" in gSaiBiu9ton permebrte Die
3abl Der auSgeitelteH @egeultdnoe am Conn.
abeno Dnrd) einen eleftrilfen Barometer.
Die Sortrdge bon Sbel'S Dtuiifcorps, baS al
leoem Ibeub III Dem groBeu Saale couSertirt,
iino ipabrbait iiipcrb tnO finoeu oft laute An
erfennung. Siir bcute Qbenb bat ,Grof. Sbel
foi9enbeS Bro9ranlm auigeiteut: /. Wiarld)
bon Sbmiot; 3 Yotpourri ans Dem ;, ErOu-
baoonr' BON Serbi; 3. 9ieb Don Deems;
4. @apatine aus ,2iuoa bi @bamounir" bon
8ouiSetti; 5. Nuoante unb 9Sal,er BON
ietreI- e SoIn po,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-05
Sie IenpItttton tn Der ar9entini:
SGsett Mepttbltf.

Olio Sc Saneiro, 8. Sftbr.-9er aufz
itano in ben arsentiniiden Staaten nimmt
Su; Die 6lotte 1T 5n Sen. Ofitre iiber9egan=
gen unb bic Snlurgenten perlammcln lbre
StreitfrGfte bel Son Dtarttn.
Die 8eeierung in s5ueuos apres triftt
WtaBregsln, beri Sturme gu bege9nsn. Bic
Sammsrm iino in SttuHg, ole 0ational-
sarben mobii gemadbt nuo Der Sela9ernngs-
sultanb IN oen YrouinSen 8uenoS aDreS,
Santa Sc, gutrerios slrpeeiteS NIB Sor-
rientes b,rb1nst worben. Die 3eitunsell
in 8uenos Agres baben anf9ebDst gu eTe
ibeinen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-05
WeitlidleMarllanoerG rGiiembahn.

an uno nab Mpntag, Den 4. Mait874, iuerz
ben Die Pa1asterjI9e Sutton Depot peraeH, ipie
fo9t:
for, ltuipn griosc nno 3piidIeuitationen
(tdgli1, dusgenommcn S0nntag5) I'M uuo 10
llbr 8ormittags uuo uno $50 glbeubs. 3urdz
febreuo, t0mmsn i'm SuItonzSepot nm 7.30 uno II
ubr Sormittogs, n9r gfabmttta85 uno ubr
Ibenos IN.
Wab Treoc.td, saunpcr, Iacd,anicstn,pn,
Gmmittsburg, S,agcrstoIpn, Yeartius bure,
@iatamspprt une sSpiidlcnftattonen, weitz
lib uon niou>Srio9e (td9Iib, Sonnta9s ous9es
tags. 3uridtebreuo, fommeu I'M Sutton Depot
UNI II 8orm. uno ltbr 2lbeuos an.
Spmntags 5lge-ytath llnioEzSrio9e uno 3,Ots
idenitotionen nm lBr Nforgene Huo uhrIbeHbs.
3uridtebreu0 fommen nm 9.25 S5orm. uno ubr
slteuns an.
aOtbnbn> gSaeepus oerIaiien Dos
Sirelu an Der Gde Der SutGiu= uuo iSapetteltrase
tdglid (SenutaSS aus9cnommen) i'm 7.30, 9.3l
Sormitta9e, $3.50 9tatbn. uno lbr Gbeuos, uno
Sonnta96 nm $50 Dtor9ens uno go A6euos, ioz
odB nit allen pom Sutton Depot Gb9ebeHoen une
aufommeuoen l3i9eu cine 9erbinouH9 betebt.
Ser um ilbr Wtor9eHs ab9ebenoe 3u9 per6inoet
iit9 in Glen Oforris 0urp SSutibeu uddJS,amp5tea
uuoWond,eiter, tuUe6anicstoDn mad GSmmittS:
burs II. in B(uezRio9e (Monterep) nat gSapncs=
buro' uuo DettDs s6nR9.
Bagage pom Sotels uno Brtoat=gSobnun9en obs
9ebolt uuo nit NiGrten DerIcbcu.
Biaete, fSubr 5dbeuen uuo ndberer Nuslpei5 in
Dem Siireau an Der @de Der @utan= uno 6apettes
Strabe, ober i'm 5ulten=0epot.
Z. ~. 5000,
Yrdiioent un0 Seneral=@jeitG tG;t5flbrer;
%. s.. Sorepn,
G06-l G5enerdlzBdiiag ierzGgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-05
Baltimore : gtshiDin9tons
sHtGifttpN0
Die yNidjnlon0 6re0eftd5bnr9 Y0tolnac,
@iIeubabu= =Jtoute,"
mic fiir,eiic 5uS[idhe 2frfe

Die ,atdjnloHo Trebertd5bnr9 I50tomdes
@iieubabu uzJfoute,"
bic fiirseite SaoIidbe &tnte.
Ste cages @SrpreB, per 0ampnbtf oon W5aib.
tugtou nod Guautico, oerldBt Baltimore BON @anis
oeizStatiou NIL 40 uno 5.20 Dior9eHs; e6enfalIs
BON GdlpertItr CITATION mn 425 Wior9ens u. bliest
iidb in gSaibtngton oen 45otomac> Booe an; WaIb=
ingtou tdgitb um Z llbr Ufor9ens pom 5Su6e Der Z.
Ctr. BGiiaSiere irGbfiden am Soro. Der giidlmouz
oergrpreBz SdbHeaSu9 oerlGBt bie@aperr. q tdtiou
UNI 4.t5 Na6mittag6 uno fommt IN Hi6mono um
1890 llbr abenos an; Die game Strede in Stun=
oen Sahrprets SIP In 9tn@ u. Serfabrt. Die gtdhtz
Grpres, pia uIleranoriaz uuo fSreoeridsburg z5iz
IenbaHn," uertdBt Baltimore (Souuta9s aHs9ez
uommeu) pon Der Balhmore>BotomaczGi zGiienabn"s
Citation UNI c.i5 &te!l6s un0 Die @amoen Stq=
tion (.galtimore =SbiozDa9u") nm $50 a6euos:
perIdBt gSaibin9ton an Der 6, StrQben Gtation
(Sonnta9s aus8enomrnen) I'M 11.40 gtabts uno
9eht oireft nah Gt6mono, obne gee6el Der WaQz
9ons. Sttaf g8asgons 9e6en oirett BON Salfi=
more bis g8eloou. Beibe, ioiuobI Die Eaaesz oIs
Die yfabt grpreb, oer6inoen fid eenau in 5fid,s
monb nit oen 3i9en oer nRi6mOn6z Betersbura@s
uno nNthmono 0anrtle GtienbGbneu" fir Glle
YSfltte iublib.
Sur Nad,rid1t!
Baiio9iere DON ooer nab Baltimore baben Die
2Ba6l ;ruifhen Der ySa(timore=O O1ipz"uuo Der SaIs
tmoresRotomaczSahn," unb peun fe ibre Silets
Ioien, Io1teu ie lire gBa6I anqebeu. Die uebertra,
suns in Baibtnston 1T toltcnjrei.
Spe3ialz 9toti5.
Gin nener uno eieGanter ShIaf gSaeguu
Ut BEN sfadltsSt'gen otefer Sinte bin uno her
ii9t, Rreis Der SdllaiIteleu 81. - BaHa3iere in
bteien gSaa8ons luer6en niht 9et0rt, peun ne Rids
mono erretden ne tonuen bis sur ipdeiten 3ett in
benz gSas9on hlei6en, penn tic es iplniben. Der
Wasson 6eiineet iib qm Gnoe oes UNI 9,t5 abenNs
8. y. @emttD, eencrat= BILLET: a9ent;
g. Z. D. WDers, sSupernteabefe
(296-) Rhmono. va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-05
9ahnaratIid, A, sooe operirt.

80 ton, WfaII., 8. DIT. = Sn Der Ut
falre Qiuseott's, melder pdbrenb elmer Sabu-
drStliden Operation itarb. lautste Oas llr
giugebsn Don @bloroform gum 3pede einer
,abndr5 tli6en Operation gu SOOs gefommel
lei. 01e @eibmorenen iagten barln nod
baB bel unierer geseumdrti9en man9elbafter
Senntnib BON @bloroiOrn bef @e6raud) bel
ielben Elm politdnoig ungeredtferttgter iti
nnb enlpfeb1en, baB Die @eieb9ebnns Dfttte
ersreiie, Die in 3ufunft Die @npenoun9 bel
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iioent @rant nebit 5Srau fan,eu bellte SlbenO
bier curd. Ser Brafoent geOenft, Der Serez
monte Der @ntbInung Der glncoln=Statue IN
Springfielp, Su., bei6umobnen nno er piro
nid)t cher, ais naf Der Ierbeiratbung letnes
Sobucs, oes Sberitlieutenauts s. 3. Grant,
Die am 80. B. Oits. in Chicago itattTnoen
ioQ. nadl gSa lhtnaton suriidfehren.
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sl,.s snozMnterifo.

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BON Yeru ponl IA. b. M. berlften, baB oaS
Otiuiiterium ben gei9lnB gefaBt bat, allt
giieberlasen bon 9uano auf ben @binda SIT
ieln fir seihlohen 81 erfldren. 0ie bol5er:
nen 8obnbduier unb alles ionitt9e @igen
tbum auf ben Snieln miro burd ben Prdfef=
ten BON Sea fortsebradht peroen.
- Sas amerif. &riegsid)iff ySmaba" if
am 2. Sept. in @allao angefomnten.
-Su Der dilcniid)en 2esislatnr purbe bas
@ahlz JteformQeleb angenommen.
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YiSrSlifle Geutral sEiieuhnhn.

Son uno uad Spnutag, ben 2S. SUM- 1874,
pcrlaiien Die 3ii9e Baltimore, iuie foI8t:
7.25 Worgens - NiagarazGrpreB5ug tdsIit
(Sonnta95 ans9euommen) npb Buffalo uno ben
gia8e 8eTaIaaen, enmeber iber Snnanoai9na ooer iber
emporium.
8.25 @orsems, 9oit s@aeasus. - 8dsItG
(SountG9S au69enommeu), mad Bttts6urs us Dem
28eeu, @lmira, Suffalo uuo ben gtiasara SsElIeu.
5d9ltdD nab oarrtsbur9.
f.15 saamtttass edneasus. j.. 9asGtt
(Sonntd9S auS9enomlnen) nab Dem 2Selten unc
Noroen nah gStlltomsport uno S0d9apen.
100 @benos, gittsbmrsz z@rpreB. -Gdsdt
nab. Dem gBeiten (SGmitaqs aug9enommeu).
mad Yitts6nrg unb Dem Beiten tdsIid (Samffag5
aus9enommcnl norotib nab @lmira, Buffalo, ben
NiHgaras jSdlen, @anaoa, grie un0 ben Sel Jfez
9louen bon BeuniplDpuen.
Ste 3iige nat 9cttgshurg 9e5en 1928 Dlor9ens IL.
1.15 gtadlmttGg5 ab.
Die 3dge mad 9anooer scben 1926 yaOrsens, 1.15
uub 3.25 ytatbmitta9s ab.
Die 3ige nit Der o@umberlano galep'er @tiens
babn" 9eben 8.25 Ulor9ens uno 1t5 ytGhmittG9s ab.
Sie 3ige uGtb G'reen Sprin9 Brand geben Uni
S.25 uGr Jioreens unb 3.25 ubr NadmittG98.
Accommodations 3iige.
Iad) Dorf- um 3.25 yta9mittass tdsIta, (bes
Souuta9s ausgenommeu).
RAD Sdrfton-um 5.25 uno 6.25 9iadm., td9'
lib, SOnHtugS auS9euommen.
Rad, SofeDsoiae-tdglih UNI 600, t1.25 Utors
gems, (Sonnta9s auS9enommeu) II. 1.35 abeuos.
TadI gSarfton-lm 1.25 ~. 9iadm., nur am
Bic Shee fommen III Baltimore an:
Bonn gpeiten uno gtoroen 2.35 Uior9ens uno $40
uno 7.30 Absuos.
g)ortz4ccommooatton 10 10 8ormittl9s.
Baltimore esQccommooatou-i2.O0 Uitta1s.
9odepsoile= Accommodation b. @odepsnille-6.35
Nor9eu5, unO 2.25, 400 Jtatm., (Sonnta9S aus
genonunen.)
ritonzQccomnooation-8 Is Ulorsens, (sonn,
tags aus9enommeu) uuo 9.2j Nbeuo5 tdgltdl.
Bon S oGeDs ptae-um 10.fjVtor9ens, nurSonn'
tags.
Ssou @reeuzSprtn9= =graud 8.tj ltbr4Rorsens uuo
7.30 lbr Abenos.
Baggage miro bon Sotet5 uno Nobnuugen abges
bolt, iDenn man bic Orbers in Der Sifice auI Del
gtOrooItzgde Der Baltimore II. 9dlperr., abgiebt
Re9en oes gSeiteren, 8ilete nab alien Buntten,
SIt, gSeft uno Nor0, uenoe man iib nab oerSetur
@Glpert Citation, uno nab Der 0tosooi oer Sats
tinorez uno @GlpertitraBe.
y. s. Safiatt, @en.@ n.@guperintsIoent
QJ3) 9.W. Bono IT., Sen >Boiiagea ssenter.