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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22

rllG9etonlmen unO babc linn ibre aan;C
Sbmaf geltanoen. Sic babe alle@in;elnbei
ten berSerfiihrung ersdblt, oie@rQunlente mie
oerholt, Die Seefer gebraud)t, o1B iie, lucnu
fie it6 linn bingebe, oar feline Siinoe tine
lonoern etn guteS @erf.
9. gtadl bieiem @eitdnoniB lei bie Nrar
mieoer ms 2ano ge9augeu, nm absumarten
mas clifton tbun mcrOe. @r babe I'd, biz
Sa9e relfltd iibcrle9t unb enolid beidloiisn
nm Den Sfanbal Su oermeioen, Nlles auf iid)
beru9cn su laIien.
10. SIM 6erbite 1870 lei Gin Streit ;tpi=
l9en Sllton rno 8omen entitauoen, Der Durd)
Die @tnulil6nng Seefcr's nod i6limmer ge=
iporben, leine Srau babe bauu cine 3uiam<
menfunft Spiidlen Silton unb 8ee6er in
Wtoulton's Sanle arrangirt. 2etterer babe
au9enidleinlid nod ni6t 9etpuBt, oaB Die
6ran alleS geitanben babe. Seed)er babe
GrlaubnlB erbeten unb erbaltei1, 6rau SiltOu
leben 5u biirien unD let bon bieicrllnterrebuna
relIl9 uno beld)dnt Suriidgefebrt; er babe erz
tlart, lelneln 2eben unb Streben iet Elm plDb=
lidleS 3iel geiett.
Il8 Silton in iein Saus suriidqefe6rt, babe
er letne Sran meinen gciunberl, btcie babe qe-
ia9t, Seeder babe iie beIAuloi9t, oab iie lin
erToroet, rllinirt babe, oab CT jett Dor elm
9etltltdles @erid)t fommen merOe unb CT babe
lhr feline Sfube gelaiIen, bis iie ibn Elm
Sd)retben ge9eben, peldeS er 81 einer Red]t-
fertlgung benuteu fDnne. Sie babe cine
Sopie ienes SriefeS bebalteu uno nod in Der
lelben 9tadt eine Ingabe niebcr9edrieben,
baB iie Seefcr BEN Srief nur Su ieinsr 9fecf)tz
fertigung ppr Der iibri9en aSelt, nid)t aber
Dor Elton gegcben babe; OaB Der Srief Don
Seedlcr oiftirt lporoen iet,,c
Im folgcnOeu Sage bube Siltou $0rn.
Otoulton bon Der Sa6e in SenntniB Qciett
nno oieier babe Srn. Seedcr auigeiuft unO
ibm geiagt, OaB burd ieiu uieoertrd9tige8
Serbalten iebe 9lnsi0bnung unmGglid) 9emor-
ben lei, porduf See6er ben BON @liiabetb
Elton geidricbenen Srief bsiddmt 5uriid &C.
geben babe.
Jtun folgt cine lange 8eibe BON Sriefen.
Damn miro bargetban, mle Die gSoobbua ctz
mes Cages inn Clifton erDIfnete, DaB tie ben
9an5en Sfanbal mliie. llm oteitS ySeib III
Oauf 81 uerpfli9tsu, babe er ienc Sro6iire
iiber Die gSoOobuQ gcidrieben, bieIe babe aber
ben Sfanoal bod publiSirt ullo Srau Siltou
lei bon See6er' sSreunoeu gemonnen morbeu,
IQes su miberrufen unb Eilton al5 eincu
Serldumber biu5uiteaen.
Die Breiie OeS 2anGes babe bie 9lnii6t
baB 8eed)er Dem clifton pel
sn pergeben babe, pdbrenb bod baS llmae-
febrte Der Sail iei. 0icie Shatiad)eu bGtten
ibn bemogen, iebt Die ganSe 2lugelegenbeit Der
S S0pff,ntIid1fpit az iihprnpber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22

Sei Ser Gtaats 9usfeaung BON g E m :
Serl c y, msld)e i'm Septenber in @aoerl1,
SIS, ltattftnoen tpirb, ipirS Sefretdr Robez
ion 6ie Gr0ffuungSrebe baltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22
@ermti6te Sepeif)en ats
VesusgDrf.

gtew =Dorf, 81. Suli. - Charles 9.
Srpis lit beute auf bic Seiduloigung, an Der
susgabe BON gefdlitbteu Sbltgotioneu rer
y ySufalo @rie Sabn" Snm Setrage Don
s25, 200 miti buiol9 81 icin, Oerbaitet nor
ben.
- Charles Suoion, friiber &ailirer ser
nSldteu yattoualbanf." muroe berte litter
$4,000 Siir9idlaft geitellt, neil er falife uup
betriigeriid)e Ingabeu iiber Die 9(ngelegenbeit
Der Sanf, mcl6e i'm Sabre 1870 faQirte, &C.
madt haben loa.
-Golo er0ffnete beute 81 l10t unO idloB
su 1104.
- Ser llnter-9datmeifter sablte bente
100000 ans al83inien unb s32 900 fir eirz
ge3ogene Sbligationen.-Oie beutigen 3oQz
gtnnahmen betrugen $487 900.
- eGrlotta S. Sbotrpell, lpeldle al8 Gar
lotta S. 9tooop wabreno Der lebten Sage Dor
ben @eueral 9liiiieu megen Der Seidulbiguug,
bem General Ybillip 3. 0fobOp einen Sperllz
guder uno Sopereign geltoblen Su baben,
pro5eiiirt ipuroe, lit beute bon ben @el9mo=
renen fir ntdt ldulbig erfldrt porOeu. Sic
mnrOe rpieber hrs @eidngniB abgefiibrt, nm
tbren BroseB luegen WteineioS abSumarten.
Die Siirad)aft murSe Quf $1,000 feitaeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22

Der 8rdiibcut 9eroo be Seiaba, @titgleber
oeS OiplOmatiiden &orpS, ionltige berbora
genoe DISQUALIFICATION uno WRit9lieoer Der
Brefe ruareu Hitter ben @Glten. Die lluabz
hdngigfcit5~ @rtldr1lng iunroe perleien, patrio.
tlId)e @eoidte betlamirt unb ucrl6iebene
Soaite auSgebradt.
Gs gtebt iett SO proteftantildle Sird)en in
0terito, mdhreub Die 3abl oerelbeu fidl por
5 Sabren nod ntf)t auf ein babies 9ubenO
belief.
Ncm Yorf, 81. Sul. - Nadri6ten
aus Wtertfo reidIen bis sum Is. 8. Ntts. 0tit
Stalten iurroe am 13. 3. Otts. Elm 6rieoens=,
panoelS= unb SdififabrtS Sertrag abge=
id1loieu.
Nnbaltenoe &egen9iiiic batten Sritden
uno 9dntme Der y0terifo Sera= =@rus= Subn"
3erltDrt nnO Den Serfebr mebrere Sage lang
alifScboben. Die &c9ierung uno Die Gien>
babngeiellldaftwareu eifrig oamit beidGftigt,
ben uagcrt9tcten Sdaben auSbelTern III
lahen, un0 bic 3iigc ruuroeu am 10. .. Mts.
mleoer rc9clmGBig bei0roert.
PrdltOeut Selaba bat oaS @eiudl Santa
9lnna'S, auf'S ytcue Stang uuo ;3ahlung
elueS @encralS Der nterifanii6eu Irmee III
9cnteBen, ubidldgig bedliebeu.
9 bt Werito; 16. Suli. - Sn fSolge
hcftt9tr RegcngiiIle i'll peridieoensu Sheilen
oeS SanSeS ituO Die Sliiiie ans ibren uferu
Qcreten uuo Sdnier un0 Sel6er baben groBen
Sdaoen gelitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22
Ginffttra eitcr &ohIcnor,tf,e,

9Silte8barre, Ysnni., 81. Suli. -
Sn Der y@ntsrprile~ ~"@rube ereiguete iid) AM
Samltag Elm beoelteuoer @initur3. SieSerg=
leute wuroen rehtseitlg geparnt, I'M ltd SIT
retten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22
Sie Seser 1T 6tuetnnatt. Src=
bel 9e8en ole Wcu Gingetrete=

cincinnati, 81. 9uli, - 2lt8 Die Get
ser Der .@asettc," iueldle itltt Der yllnion,"
Seeer in Der Sfftstn obigen 8lattes arbei-
ten, seitern MOrgeu na9 6auie gingen, bielt
man es fir nDtbig, oisielbsu Sltr1 BoliSiiten
esfortiren Su lailen, g&abrenD bes uorber<
gebeuoen Cages mareu ndmli6 bon ben Otit-
9lteeeru Der Union" gegen Die neuen Sebcr
Srobnngen ausgeltoBen tporbeu, uno oie
Sd)lpeiter eiues berielbeu hattie etneu grief
ertalter, III wel9cm es bieB, fuenn ibr Brit
Der bas Seberstmmer nidlt perlieBe, 10 meroe
SlutuergieBsR Die Solse ieiu. Nadoem Die
Seser geitern Ibcn0 ibrcn regelmGbigcn
Dtltternabts=0unid] 9egeiieu batten, purSen
mebrere berielben BON pl0bld)em Grbret)en
nno 9ur6faa befallen unO ipiirten sugleid)
ein beitiges Srenueu in Der Seble nno i'm
Magen, 10 bab eini9e ii6 sespungen labeu,
nadl 0anle su 9ebeu. Dtan pernlutbet, oab
Der aaiiee ber9iftet mar. Sin 9feit hes @ez
tranfs miro 9emlld NnterHGt neroen.
9je tlnterimd,1ne Tt WrfamSas.
2tttl e 8 d, Nrf., 2l. Suli. = Gin
aus ben SS. .Saplor uuo 8arb, Utitqliebern
Oes @ongrcB llnteriuhunss=Gonlite's Ser 9ln.
gelegenbeiten BON arfanias, beitebenSes In,
ter>Gonlite, bat am Samitag begonaen, bic
i3cugenanslagen auiSuuebmen. @S ,purben
etipa eth Sugenb 3eugen uerb0rt,
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Srei WGnner bei'm SStiGteit er=
frit1tfeft.

gSarmid, N.=9., 21. Suli. - Wtar=
ceIus 9nenberrp, Sra 81. Scamp uno Robert
GOmca ans @berpille, pel6e geitern auf
benz 8alfia fii9ten, itnb ale Drei in Der
gtabe BON ginez5slano ertrunten. lin l llbr
Na6nltttags lpurben iie 5ulett geieben, unb
alle Nad)forI6uHgen paren fruftlo8, bis
nm llbr cin leeres Soot gefuuOcu tuuroe.
OaS Sud)en murOe beute Worgeu fortgelebt,
nno Die 2ei6en muroen MIR ipenige Sup BON
Der Siiite aufaefiidt. Stamp bintesldBt cine
Srau uno @olluea cine Srau rno sluet Sim
Der. Quienberrp mar nnperbeirat9et.
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Nr6n0e.

Summit, Miii., 20. Suli. - @citern
tpuroe bier etn gan5cS '0duier9euiert Elm 0taub
Der 6lanlmcn. Scr Serluit bCtrGgt $75, 900 !;
Die ScrilferungszSumme $31 900. Die
Se1crSbrunlt mar oaS 2Scrf eineS 8ranoz
filters.
9 atburN, N.zSr., 81. Sult. - @eitern
Wtorgeu brab in etnem oil Der ct. @corQez
ltraBe gelegenen 6auie, Gigen.bum Sobn
&orr'S, 6cucr au8, uelfeS, oa eiu beftiger
2Sino aus Suomeiten iuebte, it] NIT raien,
Der Sd)nelligteit auSoebnte uno etma 20 Sc
bdnOt eindiderte. Die Sreimalrerz'6aac
muroe gerettet. Der Serlult betrd9t $25-
10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22
@ei:dnoniR oes ittgenelimets WSr=
oets Sei1e H. YotneroD.

SD II II ~. >Slll. - Selle ~ poHeTpD
bat oem YOliSei- -@bef etn llnfaleubeS Se;
itanoniB Der @rnlorbung Der aatD Gurran OBJ
gelt9t, OaS folgenOcrnaBen lalltet: nNm IS.
Otdr5 6ffnete i'd, ZEN 2aoen netner 0futter
nm R10 llbr OtorgenS. Die Gurran fam,
nm 3eitungen Su boleu. 9tabben1 i'd ibr gez
iagt bate, baB unteu eiu 2aben let, gtng ite
Ginab bis etnd in Die Wfitte. pes Sellers, no
lie ltebeu blieb. SD folgte h)r, le9te nelnen
linfen Nrm Inn ibrer Naden, bielt ihr NIT Der
linien Soanb Den Ntuuo an uno i6nitt ibr nit
eluenl Oieiier, meldeS ld) IN Der re6ten Sano
belt, bic &eble ob. SD l6leppte iie binter
ben 9lbtritt, legte lie nit bem Sopfe gegen
ocnielben unb bebedte ben2ei6nam init Stei=
nel uno Qihe. SD natm Die 9lld)e aus els
mem I'M Seler itebenoen &aiteu. Sn Der por=
bergebeuoen gSo6e id)ltte idl einen Snaben
in oas @eld)Gft BON Sopt & 2aprence uno
lieb benIelben Elm MelIcr fir % @entS fall=
fen. 9aS WteIier muroe mir bel mciner Ser
baftung abgcnonlmelt. Il5 id) I'M &eller
mar, b6rte i'd meinen Sruoer on ser inneren
Sbiir, meldle id), nadlO,m pas WfGo6en etn=
getreten mar, neridllohen bate. SD iprang
bieSreppe binauf nnb lab, baB ct iidl allf benz
lSege nad] benz Seller inter Dem bon Ufit-
dlell berpobnten She'll oes 0auIe5 befaitb.
gr fam suriid. 3mei Dt1bden arbciteten in
ocm 2aoeu fir meme Mtutter. 9teielbeu tra-
fen gewGbnlid gesen llbr bort all, lpdbrenO
mcine Shutter ipater Su fOnmen pflsgte.
Ntein Sruber Charles unb id) 6fineteu bis ge<
gen ben Wtonat 2(p-il ben 2aOcn abluedie!nO.
g9eDcr er, nod nreine Otutter wuBten irJcnb
etrpas pou Der Sbot. Sd pergaB, Sbnen su
ia9en, oaB if oa6 Ofeiler unD metne 5dn0e,
welde aud blutig paren, oil Der ssaiIerlsi=
tung mnld)."
Ser 8oliSeizGbef Sepage 5eigte Der @oroz
nerS Surp aIBeroen eiueu GtlB beS aelers,
meld1en Der Snabe na6 Dem Geoa1tnib merfz
iuiiroig gut llltO ri1ttg ge3eidnet bate.
mar auBeroem bic ein5tge 3engin,
meldle pcrb6rt muroe. Die Soroners Surp
"a 4, 2i+t,,nh
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Selbitmuro einer beiabrten
SySi4ttt1c

Srtog eton, 0.-S., 81. Suli. - @ine
60=idbrige Sittpe, Namens 6arolb. ertrdnfte
iid) geitern Nbeno in ei1em naben Bad. 3eit>
metliger 9Sabniinn, bic Solge elmer aranf
hclt mar nie llrinfhe 2lIr Shnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22
j. Wattse, feranssebsr.
epe3tal : Nott3e,t.
8atttntore
fre 3u(uraufe Wfife,

Baltimore
efrt 3u(uraufe Office,
easweHsS6e bom Soutb. mms Bates. etrase,
9eis @eieaihatt perfidertt tortmdbren6 seasn ser.
iuf ooer S9aoea bur9 8ranbunsIii6 iowoIji In Der
Staot, mie TIM 2anbe, ole Nrten bon Giaentbum.
Wo9az, eaoen> une geuaren5 5duier, SanSslssiter.
adeI5auz Broeutte. Wobsln. Saus @erdtbidaiten,
Hoe SabrSeu9e II. (. p.
SaS Sirrtsorinra beitsbt aus toIsenben 5erren:
Geo. U. Biders, s, b, Sapff.
Sapto y. Ntlion, 8. Hobt. Senftns,
Sotaa Yenntn8on, 6. Wtorton Stenatt,
Sfdncts Z. Sing, y. 3. Nencomer,
HeHfq Carroll, Sroiae SoripS,
u. g. Steuart, 10. %. 2aplur,
lSm. 5. Brune, Ssrael Cohen,
George E. Sartilon.
Npplitatlons. Sornuare uno weilsre 80 hrtht abe1
ets 1eieui bait ipire tn Der SFse, SaoDef@gde BON
trdse oior erIeoist fperoen Berfiberunsen tpstoea
auf irSeuS eine 6rit au9enommeu. pelte oer Applis
sant minl ben mag. .s
(Sani.iSD Hr. @ooStportb, getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-22
gSalOaranoc IL g0ESeonEn.

Green 9 az, &Yi&c., 2l. SUli.-Oepes
i6en aus Ylbtego nlclOen, 6OB Die borti9en
9SGloer in 6lammen itebcu. Solte Der g&lno
umiprtngtn, 10 biirfte Die G5taot in @eiahr
9eratbcn. 4u6 bet Gittle Sautico itnb Die
2SGlOer in Gr0nO gcratben, uHo eS merOen
energii9e g(nltrtngungeu QenlaAt, Dem met
teren llmitdgreifen Der 6tammcn @iIbalt 5u
thrr,r
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Sermildte Mnjeigem.
I. III &C 80 &c n.

It III O E 3 . 6 IT..
S. SaneD
1T BON Rr. 141, 2Beit=Sdltimore=, mad, Nr. IS.
9toro =SbarleSitrab &c, ge5ogeu, moielbit elm iebr
ero6er Yorratb BON
Wtcnid1en=6 anren,
ais: Yerrit6en, Ioupees, ,WeTc1}t ten, e 2p6 ten &C.,
ioipie aud
Warfnmerie'n, Sfdmmc, SIriten, 5dd3er,
Ioiictten= nuo Vancp=strttfeI
gu lebr biai9en Treilen Su itnoen iino.
z. Ganeg, ytr. 35, yurosSbarless,-
cine 2biire oberbalb Der serinston StraBe.
(SeSi2,lSD
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(5at0cGtcr Wsuro4

. p eta, SunlaS, 20. ESlllt. - SIM
Dtdr5 nuroe Der bietge Materiulpaaren=
9dnOler 6erriS Guf rdtblelhaite lSeiie crmor.
oct uno in Dem Seller ietnc8 EaoenS ptr=
i6art. 9amalS arrttIrte man, auf oen
SerOa6t, Die Shat periibt SIT babeu, eineu
Sunaen, gfamenS Treb. Obs. 0cute iiberz
CAB Obs I'M 9iitrifl8=@eri0te Elm Setennt
NIP ieiner Ebat. gr iagtt, er uno TeriS
baben lid ii6er eiu Sptcl an 9ameubrctte
9eltritten. 8erri8 babe enolid) eiu Biitol
geSogeu uuO ben SlO8 ans Sen ga0en binauS
9etrieben. !oierauf lei SiO8 n0f lciucS Sa
terS 5auS ge9an9eu, babe ii6 bort etnen
&arabtuer genOnlmen, lIuo lel 0anlt Suritf
gefebrt, I'M ben 6erri8 3u Srplngcn, olle8,
mas CT lluangeuebmeS mdbreuO be8 StrciteS
gelagt bat, SllritdSuucbmeu. al8 6errl8
ben Obs beranfommeu lab, bat berielbe
abermal5 Su ietnem 2teUolUer gcgriiien. 2ll5
er oenielbtu erbob, babe SlO5 geicucrt llnO
ben SerriS eri6OIicn. gta6ber babe er ltiu
Spfer III Sen &eller geid)leppt. Sm Seller
faro er, bGB NerriS nod an 2eben mar, mo
Oarauf babe er ibm nit einem groBen &6le.
meIier Den 9arnu8 9emad)t. Nn1 udhiten
Gage babe er ben 2aben lpie geiu6bulidJ ge0ff=
net, uno ben &eutcu gciagt, 6erri5 babe plGt=
ltd naf Dem Siten reiieu miiIIen, aber Die
lange abmeicnbeit oc8 Qettercu erre9te cno-
lid Scroadlt. Obs wuroe arretirt, un0 Ser
1ei6nam 6erriS' i'm aeler geirnOeu.
ShtHSut,fa0,
San6ranciScO, SAT-, 30. Suli. =
0aS engliidle SolliGifI ogSarrtOr Gneen,"
bon gfeuz6oQano nit Solalt mad Beii9em
@aieu beltimmt, lit geitern 9tbeuo ,pGbrsuO
eincS bid)teu ytcbelS fiinf Meileu u0rolid
BON Yoint 9tcge8 geinauOct uuo miro poll=
itdnOi9 perloren iein. 9rlult al Dteni9en-
lebeu lit nid)t 3u beflagen.
Ste s. scttfd)retfem=Ylnge.
Sort @arrp, WtanitOba, 20. Suli. -
0tDriaOen bon 'peuihreden iinb bier crificz
ren unO baben Die geiammtc grnOtc Der 2tu=
iieOelungen lemz Yaleitina unO 2S6ite 0tu0
3erlt0rt.
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Scr @ef0ntarft.

Stem @orf, 81. Suli. = @elb aftiu 81
24-3. gSebiel fIau, 4.874. golo fau ST 10
11O5. Sbligationen fau, Sed)ier 118, '62er
l135. Qftien hau ltnb utepri9cr, 9tew= gorf
Central 99S, grie 314, 2ate Sborc 739, SQS.
Central 95, YittSburg 81, NortbmeItern 81 E,
pref. 554, 0tod SSlanb 9S.
lluterid,abamts SilanS: Golo S49, ,422, =
S73. Spurout S53.373. .357.
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Grflarung.
Da Elm 9eribt in berStobt clrtuirt, oob mir ausz
pertaufen, uner @eihGit auf3useben 10 er8reiien
mir biele @ele9enbeit, um unieren 8unoen uno oem
Yub!ifum an3n5ei9en, oaB mir unier @eiddft n d. t
q uf Ben, ionoern nur @tenfdbenbaare 5um
8oitpreiie perfauien, nm uneren Sorratb gu reon3i=
rem. Wir ba6eu 100 Saar9efedte pom S1.50 bis SO
pro gtd, melde mir gum aoitenpreiie ablaiieu ferz
ner 1900 garbs riSettes 5u 30 @ents uno beurer o=
nie elm aa9emenes aiiortment BON 9aarmaaren,
Dor in Sir. 62, seriustonitraBe, uno beiebe i bic
Daareu 3. Scanneret,
(San26,1SD Nr. 62, Xsriuatonftraiie.
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Sort @arrp, Wanitoba, 20. Suti. -
DtDriaOen bon 0euid)reden iinb bier cridie=
reu unO baben Die geiammtc grnOtc Der @lu=
iieOelunGen 9tepz Yaleitina unO 2Sbite WiuO
serlt0rt.
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Queeu8tO OW II, 81. Suli. - Der Opfr-
nSitg Of Vfoutrcal" lit beute Wttttag DCn
Jtelu= Dorf bier augefommel1.
so optlle, 21. Suli. - Nuocfommeu:
Der bon 9tem YOrf nah gla8gOw beitinmte
0ampfer california.
Soutbampton, 81. Suli. Der
0ampfer n6bein" lit beule bier eingclauieu
unO na9 Bremen meiter 9c9augen.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-05

Illustrated; explaining who may marry, who not,
why The Impediments to Marriage, their nature,
cause and cure. Sexual Exhaustion, in middle or
old age, from whatever cause and what can be done
in such cases. About pmpes on the Face why
our people are prematuroly infrm. This work con-
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TIE INJUSTICE OF IT.
WHY WORSE FOR FARMERS.

The mischief of paper money Is, that IL
affects different classes differently, ana
,ne largest class the most injuriously OF all
! 1t raises some prices much, other prices
| little. and still other prices not at all.
Some prices are raised quickly and pretty
regularly and other prices are raised slow
" and irrcgularly; 50 that the shrewd
ones always take advantage OF the ignor'
ant ones and the dishonest ones OF the
honest ones. The whole trick OF the thing
is a trick of distribution. Some men may
get rich out of it, but this is always at the
eypense of other men. All classes Of the
people are ultimately great losers in wealth
and reputation from the destruction OF the
stable measure of value-from disturbing
the meaning of the word dollar A huge
crop of deiaulters and Of failures and OF
bursted speculatious and OF ruined reputa
tions are always the harvest OF that sow
ing. But farmers always have been anc
always will be the greatest losers from rag
money partly, for the reason that i
have lust given, namely, that what they
have to buy is enhanced in price by
it, while what they have to sell is not
enhanced in price by it; and partly al
so, because it takes the farmer almost a
wear to realize on his crops, and he car
not meanwhile insure himself against the
inevitable changes in the currency. The
dollar in which he calculates the expense
of his crop is almost sure not to be the
dollar in which he realizes the re
suits of his crop. He can not cal
culate. lie can not insure him
self. lie is helpless. The manufac
turer who turns off his product week..
or monthly, can vary his prices weekly o
monthly, can save himself at least in part
but the farmer, poor man, can do no sucl
thing He is at the mercy of currency
tinkers. Because all our paper money. j,
only a promise to pay, aud an unfulfilled
promise at that; because it is deprecated
lar below the solid money of the world
market (; because it is variable in valu
from day to day and from year to yea
,unsettling the measures OF all othe
values; because such money always stimu
, lates speculation and hampers productiy
industry; because it cOrrupsp public morals
: Continued on third pagel
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX !!

Pages Climax Salve, q Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
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Wewarrant it to cure ScrOfn!a
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas no parallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
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paper money-and they are inherent 10 it
unless the paper is instantly convert bic
into pold-make it abominable as . meas
ure Of value for everybody, and particular,
ly for farmers.
WHY WORSE FOR FARMERS.
An inconyertible paper money always
deprecated and always variable is worse
for farmers than for almost anybody else;
first, on the ground Of its depreciation, and
second, on the ground of its variability,
AS the value OF money goes down, OF
course general prices tend to rise; but,
unfortunately, they do not rise equally,
nor in equal times and some do not rise
at all. For example, manufactured goods
are quickest to experience a rise OF price
owing to depreciation Of the currency
because as rule manufacturers are intel
ligent men and know the tendency OF de-
preciated money to depreciate more, and
thus hasten to insure themselves by put
ting higher price on their goods. wa.
ges rise much more slowly than goods, and
never proportionably because laborers do
not well understand the situation, and new
er act quickly enough to insure themselves;
and SO they are always great sufferers
from a deprecated money. Real estate
rises slowly and irregularly, though at
times tumultuously, under such money
and never on the average SO high as man,
ufactured goods rise: while agricultural
products, some parts of which are export
ed to foreign countries, scarcely rise III
price at all. The reason for this Is tha'
the foreign gold price of that part willcu
ia ernorted largely determines the home
mice Of the whole crop. There IS only
one wholesale price of wheat OF the same
orade in New York city, whether 1t is Tor
evnort or whether it is for home consump-
ton. The gold price in Liverpool deter S,
mines the currency price In new ioih
;nst 60 long as any wheat is exported ana
tbe nrice in New York determines the
nrice in Chicago and Omaha. Ii the pre-.
MUM on gold in consequence OF the use Oh
deprecated currency were as high as
the average rise of prices arising from that
denreciaton it would not be so unjust but
| II never is gold is generally the cheapest
thinz a-going, so soon as an inferior cur
rency has demonetised it and thrown 1t out
Of demand and the whole consequence to
farmers of the use of such poor money u.s.
that they have to pay great deai lhoie
for all that they need to buy, and only gent
verv little more or nothing at all for all
That thew have to SELL Wheat was no
higher in currency in 1873 than it was IN
gold in 1860; hams were not laru "aI nu.'
portable agricultural products whose cur
rent price is determined by the goid money
! of the worlds great market, These thihgs
l are what farmers sell. But harnesses
n boots and shoes, hats and caps, blankets
IL all manner of clothing, were much h nl
Il in 1873 than they were IN 1860. ines
= manufactures are what farmers nave
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paper money-and they are inherent in it,
unless the paper is instantly convert bic
into gold-make it abominable as . meas
ure Of value for everybody, and particular.
" for farmers.
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