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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
Scmtld,ea WnIfsfneoter.

Geiteru Abenb fam in Der . .Surnballe" OnS
Iiiniafttge 2uitipiel bon 9iooeri6 Senebir,
y9r. gSelpe" obcr ,9ie Emancipation Der
6ranen," Sur 2lufiIbruug. 9aS Stid III
eine8 Der Seiten beS frudtbareu Sd)riftitel=
lcrS, urb eS mar Oa6er iebr 3u bebaueru, oaB
fcine gr6bcre 3ubGrerdOIt iid) eingeiunoeu
bate. 9tllerOiug5 geb0rt etwu8 Bb0ntaiie
bnSu, iid) III einSelue @barattere, luie 0ie Oes
,,9r. 9Selpe," 0e8 Rebafteur8 ClueS gotalz
blattes, Der i'll 10 Neutrality-suspicious. MaBc
BON icluer Beri0nlld)feit lpie BON ieiucn
ld)rlitellerli6en SG9lgfetten eilgeGOmmcn
lIt nnD bnd) IN ScrimelIlung gerGtb bNB or
fcineu StOff SIT einem 2uitiplcle fiuoeu fanu,
oaB @tuem Die Sra9e iofort ertgegentritt, mic
berielbc sum Ooftortitcl 9efonlmcn iein mag,
meuu CT itd ibn nidt, rute e8 i'll 0eutihlano
ia egt Mo0e lit, Don Der llniOeriitGt in Ybi.
laoelphia gefouft bat, blueinSuiiuoen. 60
melt alld) maltd)e 0amer III lbreu GmaBipaz
tlon8 nld)auunget geben nl0gen, bis 0abrG,
Itdl Der illdnulid)en 5rad)t ltcts Su be0lenen,
miro Ielblt bic uorgeldlrtttenitc nid)t 81 gebcn
lpageu. Die brigen @boratTcre liuo trefienb
unO uatllrgCtrcu 9eSci1uet. Die Auliiibrung
lelblt uar eine UorSiiglldle, bciou0crs Seld)ne<
tell iid) 0err nuo Trau Aoabu, 0r. gSlnfel
uH0 6r0u Sblemc aus. i0r Sd)noler lpielte
cbeltioll5 QanS uortreiflid). Srau SdiuOler'S
9tolle luar Su unbeoentelO, I'M tbre tiid)tiger
id)auiplelerlfeu Srdite sur Setting bruugen
III f0unen. 9tlw &orr. Wtaer5 gluftretcH mar
3u G6lsern. Gr iprod ieinc 2Gorte 10 her, luie
etwa ein 9tefrut Die Srogen elneS llntcrniN=
SlerS beantmortet.
2Sdbrcuo Der Multiplying modtcn ctuigc
@a6eububen Den ldlchten QSB, auf Der
Sreppe ,Scucr" sit rnfcu. gSlc uOn Der 8a-
rautel geitodleil, mar Die gauge 3ub0rcridoit
oiort auf ben Scinen uub itiirjtc Der Sbiire
Su, uuo nllr NIT Otiibe 9elou9 cS, 0erlelbeu
tlar Sn MAIDEN, OaB Die 6uie mr lOlen Suz
benftrsid)eu eutiprangen.
pm nGd)lten Dtontog fonlnt sum SeneiiS
pom 6rau 6lOrcutine O0bu baS fiiufnftiae
Drama o@riielOiS" OOer yS0btcrtinO mo
G0ni9in" bon 6rieord 0alm Sur 9lufiiib-
rung. 0ie auBerorbentltd,e 8cliebtbeit Der
Scuefisiantin, iomie Die uortrefIlid)e gSab
Oes Stitdes, o0S nod iibcrall 10 groBe Segeis
lterung beruorgerllitu bat, 6eredtigeu ms 5u
Dem @uuide uno Der 0offnun9, oaB cin iiberz
fiillteS 6auS Der tiid)tlgen Sdauipieleriu pcrs
gonnt Ieln miro.
SSm Der neiten Wnitfs9sfaoe oemte
fam geitern 9lbeuO Dor etuem gut beiudteu
,6auie Teroi'S ucueite Opcr: ,2lioa" ;urgtuf-
iiibrung' 6rl. 9tlice Mareii mar ais 9tioa"
auSgc,et6uCt, O0iiclbe gilt bon Sri. 9(nnie
Eouiie @arep ais 09tmnteri8" uno Signor
&arlo @orpi al5 yN1oamcS."
peute yta6mittag fubet eincMatlucc itott,
III meldtr 0toiiiulS 9roBc Sper: Ser Sar-
bier BON Seullla" 5ur Nnfiiibrlng fommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
(s{senbnhtt=Aa.aaliiA.

3 bIla 0eIp Dla, 70. San.-gll8 geltern
Morgen I'M y llhr nobe Der BrincetOrlzSt
tion ein alter 0tonn ben S6teuenpeg freu;te,
murbe CT Don einei11 9torriStouner 8abnsuge
iiberfabren unb auf Der Steae 9et0Otet. Die
2eidle be8 urgcfGbr 65 Sabre alten Ntannes
wurbe sur Sbeutifi5irnng naf) Der bieiigen
Wtorque Qebrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
"A 9r. =. 6. Wiouiton,

Watfolser ees Or. Btu9eIL
Rr. 18S. sSenssSapette., oberbalb apftrase.
9dbne tperoen ourtaus obue S9ner5eu nit Sfife
b,s aatsaies ausseSosen san1e 9ebtiie NIT 9nrl=
misdbnen 10 tnts, mie $40 uno paheuo gafantlrf:
Wtau to1me uno leGe iid bieielben an. 3dbne NIT
adbtem @olbe auf cine porbiislie gSeiie gefaut 81
sRo bober. Berionen werben wobltbun, bier eor3u%
Eprefen, ebe fe anbersipo binseben, oa Die Sactlt<
nrsueifunft nitt ii6ertroifeu peroen fonnen. Die
Breiis Ino ebr nieors, uno niro ale @roeit 8arans
.irt. 92s &e5hdit lit 5u ieoer 3eit eeoffuet.
Y0fttt-cSuIit0 S0ftIt-fauiO WtNN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
4anins ntn afe lYNcItattaffell,,,,a d

Sopefu, Sa., IA. San. - Sn Ser@elebz
gebung purren. beute 9lntrdge geitellt, nm
arrangements au treffen, banlit Die YroOufte
unb Snouitrte. grseuguiiIe pon &anias poll-
itdnbig in Der gSeltausTteltnus 1876 iuYbila=
0elpha prrtreteu ieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
&ctmtfd)te 9epei1en ams
yfettt=Norf.

Stem Dorf, Is. San. - Sob cr0finrte
Su 112 unO ihloB Su 112.
- Ser llnteri9atmeiiter Sablte beute ais
3tnien $4,000 unb fitr eiHge5ogcne Sbli=
gationen $143,O00 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
r. RATNE. Proprietor.
SmiEsnamfdtfet,.

Slut Saee@9Idhridt trai am Sonuerftaae eiC
Sarte "Speramento" pom Baltimore gu GneeustopH
lr Stano Gun, uno ole Sorte rg9anoerer" had, Oul
..LN,' ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
Wtam fauie Singers

WW0 WWg WWURCR@I I1tWUWtWTVWsWSsSt
nao iajfe alle Reparuturen beior9eu BON
+. %. 9Stte,
beutl db es @ef d att
gapriIt5 IL 2DteT) gar. "a, 23cSt=SaIttmoreftr.
aSr Wan tanu irsenp eine Tdbmaitbine. Die man
apinidt, fdr irseno eueu 3eitraum metben, uno
anau erhdlt itet5 cine Uiaitbine nit oen neHefeH
9serbeiierunsen uno ansm 3ubeeor, pel6eS oeflan9t
piro. Mu5 Wunlb iuiro Die @iiet6e bon Der SauI<
fumme abgeretbnet. Oldfbiuen peroen repdrirt,
z. 4. 1sfSeuueB,
slr. 1876, Weit@6apettefrabe, nno
faRato8.1Ss) 9tr. 25, Sf@Yaltimorsftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16

rem mar bas 9ieiultat einer Coalition Sipiifleu
ben libcralen glementeu beiper Barteisn
gto6 geltern abeno beiu6te Elm Gomite Der
&epublifaner ben fungircnbeu Som. Stearns
uno pcrlangte BON ibm, oaB er ben Senat
organiire, ipeil er friiber Sice.@ouuerneur
mar; er Uermeigerte es aber. 0aS beute er=
5ielte 9teiultat befrieOigt beibe 8arteien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
0ie 1}arifrr Rannr
ErfIGruun.

Da elm @srat in Der gtaot tcirtuIirt, oas mir GUS
mir oie5e @eIeaenheit, un unleren SunSen unb oem
Bublttum anSiiseisen, oaB mir uuer 9eiddft n d
auisebens ion6srn nur Memtdssnbaare e, snm .G
rem. Wir ba6en 100 Saargelledbte BON s1.50 bis S75
bro stiid, ipeIde mir Sum &ofenpree abloeu; fers
nsr 5000 9arbs risettes 5u 81 Gents uno tbeurer o>
fpte elm Glsemeines Aiiorttrnent BON SaGrpaaren,
Dor In Ir. 62, aertnstonirase, nno beiebe iid Die
Waareu ). SeGnnetet.
fQGN 91f. az. AertndfD1tttfQtf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
,@altimnre Wptomnc o,nh, :.

9tad 2Salbiu9ton uuo Uiittcl= StdtuHcu uuo bcrI
Suoen - SerIdbt @Glpcrtiatiou um :, 7.3l, 1910
&otntttNgs, l. 40, 40 mub $50 ubr Qbenbs, an
e9arlesftabens uno Bcnninluana sNueaucsS Stotion
anbditeno; Nuh e0GuesitrnScn Staton nm I.aj
ter gIoF8sgs nnO 2.jj ltbr Nofmittag5; i.}5 uun
$50 Iht 0tor9cnS uno 7.2j mo g,jDllbr aOcnoa
| to9lih. 8tr 0nocrcu Siac td9lh, Sonnfags aus
9enontmen.
Son g8aibiHatou 80, S.t5, ops unb if.55
Nor9eus; $40, i.55, 40, 9.GS uHo 10 ubr Ih
Oiiuuten &6enhs taatdl, j.5j Dior9cus gionta9s
| aue9enomm7N, uno i0.lj Abeuoo, SamltN9s aus
| 9enQrmen,
2erlaiieu Baltimore IiIr 9ope's Greet nm 7.Ga
| l9r Diorgrus, Gtcnlags uu0 ErcitoGs rnb 10
nbt 9id6mtt19e tdgli6, nusgCnommeu Sonntaos.
Serinnen baltimore iltr annapolis nm 73i ilnr
0olgens uno lilo G4r9oUm., au59eHommcug onuz
tags.
9idd ncm 1jicen Ubcr Tibmpuo uno @npChbura
uBr s. Dior9cne tdgliG, uuo 90 g6cnos tG4Iidl
! Ghs9enpmmcu oOuutOQs.
HilietsShredu uun AnItrdqe iilr 8n0gQqc cut0Cz
neu0cncmn,eu on bcr RorooReGdc ocr GGlUcrts uno
SaltimoUitrNfc.
8erlobt 9Adrjceiu. zztGtiou IEr Hcm Nort uuh
| SptldoelppiG nm iu.,ij Iior9ens (au50euOmmcu
Sonnto9At, unn ilW in.5l llbr &bos. td0lid ylab
F9ll2orlpblG N 6..;j gtdthHIito9s. Aae Shge bals
ten an Der S9oueenrdeen- Citation an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
,,}lmA Dfutftben (lnDN"

Die 90mpier Oes
,,Goro Seutfdjet 9IoDo"
Swti6en 8remeu uuo 9iep Dorf
beiteben aus ben Sn6rSengen eriter Slaiie:
"9merifn," "Seromprini sSr. ri
"SeutTd)laHo," nSeoIn,"
~ nSpnau," rDialn,"
oTranffnrt," nWniitcr Boon"
nsSciomarid)aRI Il IE olfe" oWtofel,
"9raf Sismar6," nHedar,"
"sSaunoOet," nSocr,"
"SanSa," aRbciu,"
ySScruatin," .SGlicr,"
DSoobcT5oHcru," nStra6bura,"
nSSphenitaIlifcn," rgNeier."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
.W6rolid,c Gtntrol. Niicuhnh, =.

DAD 0cm 2Seitcn-Bitts6ur9 @rprcf ocht nm
DO llGr A6en0e ab, au50cHommcn Sonnt9os
ldtb oCnl Bciten nno yiorbcn, mad pcu Riaooro=
5dllcu uno Buffalo itbFr Gtmir0 gcht nm s2j Ibr
UiOr9cEs 40 tGusgeHOmlnsn Souutaa6)
Gad nem lBeitcU Hno Jtoroen nGdl guifalo unb
ocn SdIlcn tbcr emporium gent nm l.f5 ltbr Natbz
mtttd9e oG (au69cnommcn SonutG9s); Cin S6nellz
8ug.
Glneinnatis sgrprc6 giatl Ocm 8cFen tdaub um
S.1j llbT Nbcubs,
BGcificzGgpreB go Goh Bilt56ur9 mo benz g8etcn
tdqttdl; ual ocm giUrocn nGdl gGmird Buifalo oen
5daen uno Canada, Gric. hcu BCnuiOloanier Celaez
9enoen td9Itd), ousgcuommcn SGmita9s nm IL. 80
N6eRbs.
0iOh @ettps6ur0 unb u9um6Crlun0z @OQebUabn"
nm S2j llbr b{oraCns un0 1,tj 9idd)m., uno ndb
oduooer nm S.25 Nor loTGCns uno l.I5 Ii. % llbr
NdbmiGtd9e, ansQen0mmen Sonutnos.
"1'reen< Sprlu9z SWcigbnbu" NM S.2j lt6r UPorz
gems uno j.2j ubr 9iodm td9tid, Sountoas aus
geuomIucu.
giab 9Ort-3.25 u9rNotmittnas, sOnutogs aus
geUommcH.
Nah 9oriton- Gcbt tdaltG nm 5.25 (ousq3=
gcuommcu SoRptd0s).
Notb eodcpsoluc-r2i, lt.2j ubr 8ormittaos
6.2j, ti.21 Abos., (OusQCnommCu SourtQaS) NM
nm % NGhnttn9s Gu Sountdgcu.
Stacte an Der @aloertsS ta.ion, gfornof=Sde ncr
baltimore unb eGpcrt' SnaBc uuo @6arle5frakenz
citation. auitrGGc ilir Baggage merbcn an ser
RoroOn=Gde oer baltimore uuo &alUcrt1tr anoe=
Ronuncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
Moare,s Rolell- BabnDulper

e5e,tip reiutst unD maAt Die 5dbne tpsB, lo1t ben
SBeinftein al, uno peroiunert oa5 Seroerben Der
3dhns Oie ssaeon Der Stadtet 1T neu, nieoib, be-
auem unb lparfam. Yrets % @ents. Su babeni
Qlen apotbeten uuo Dro9uensSanolun9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
q. Nafne. Seransaeber.
spe;ial : Notiae,t.

Baltimore
.fire s9n(araafs Otlifs,
san,pstfsGde boa Goutbs uno s8atersStsateo
-ieie @eisllbajt ueri6ert fortiuabrsno ee9en Sss'
"a o3er Staoen Sur& sganSans!i,a l0S9ei ,R os'
L,o3.f1, 9abens nno 9saarengdaier, cSaaoelssIter
s:taai 4rooufte, goes!n 2ans Ssssat64ssllsSS
in S'au besriffene ober in 9aen IN saohns oeFno'
Sas NSii Siseitornm beitebt aus foIg.neen SsrreR:
Dm. q. arriion, FraToent;
Geo. ~. Bi6er5, 2. .. Staplf,
9auio =. gBiliou, 8. 0fobt. Senfins,
9oiiab Bennington, g. Ntorton SteDart.
fSreact5 z. Sing, y. s.. Nepcomer,
5eur9 Carroll, SroiGe Sooripi5,
81. e. Steuart, D. ". 9a0lor,
9Sm. s. 8rune, Ssrael @oben.
@eorse2. SarriIon.
42p!itatious76ormulore uno tpeiere Radr:ht ii6e,
ole 0eieil bait tpr0 tn oer Office SiibneSi=GGe non
Soa.9z uno @ateriraBe, ertgeilt, ipo au6 Gle aafs
tEdge ieiort erleoi9t meroen. Wvriberunseu psrben
fant DiinIbe mag.
(SanltSD Ssr. gSeooportb, Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16

2te SQmp1eC oeS
s,Hor0 Semtid)en &loDo"
3m / den 8remeH nn0 Baltimore
via Soutbamptou,
bcItebeu aus Den et9eus fr ben 0ient an Der 9Ipot
erh0uen, nit cen&rforoeruugtn oeriebeueu eiierner
Soitz0ampffhlTcn oon 20O 6onneu;
Baltimore, Sapt. 2ilienbuiu,
,,SerItn," RutIdler,
,,Sbiu," Nciie,
,,&eip5ia," 0offnnuu,
,.Branuidlwci8, lluoiitid,
,,EntRberg," jd9Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
Die 0ampicr Der
,,SS am 6itrG GlmerifnniIdteuVaGetz

2lftien= =0cIeaid,aft"
-beifeben aus ben iSGbrSeugcu tritcr RIGhG:
,1Hcmdnuia," Capt. 81. 2iblcnciu;
nSap1riG," Capt. 'fro6o6;
,gSprufit0," Capt. Shmot;
rSimbria, @npt Is. 6. 9rdu6t;
n,Triiia," @Hpt. e. Uicier;
oTScrmni,iG," Sapt. s. 4iiuieH;
u4iammoniG," Capt. y. 8uB;
~S,ptfatia," Cart. u. Sardnos;
nSotbnriu9ia," Tim SGu;)
oWumrtcrauia, Capt. ". Il. Shmcnicn;
oSarouia," Capt. Nitl0Cu;
p5tieiia," @apt. s. Ncbih;
"Seutonia,
"5burimqta, @opt. S, NiCpcr;
"@anoaiia,"
n29eHpbalia, Capt. Stagl;
psSraucouia, @dpt. ScUu;
"gbenanla," Capt. Nj. HiblCUcin;
"SncUia," Capt. u. Is, ErGuSCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
Ser 0clSut6rft.

Iem zgcrf, 10. San. = @slb leid)t Su
24-3; Sob niebriger su 1115-112;
gSe9iel feit 4.S64. Dbl. lebbaft uno itetig
Se6ier 11S9, '62er 1144. aftien i6loIien
lebbaft unb feit; ytetu Dorf Central 1014
@rte 294, 0afe Sbore 744, ST.. Central 1014
Yittsburs 884, Nortbmeitern 443, prior. 81,
HodsSSlanb 1929.
llnteridatantts 8ilan3: Sob s44, 1885,
693; SDurant $45 1882 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
ernref;. ,,,,S aSoitbeiSrSer,t,,a.

btngton, IS. Sanuar. = s. Q.
Sanoiorb BON 9loams' grpreB- Comp. er=
i6ten bente Dor benz YOitweien Gomite bc8
@ongreiies llno fiibrte Seibperba, bQB Die
Suubespoft sur 3eit inter Yfo. tpie9enbe
Yadete gu ] st. pro lln5e bef0rbere; Die ST
preB @ompa9nie'n batten Den @iien Sab=
nen mebr, alS boppelt 10 piel an Sab
len; ballere oieie &norbuung fort, 10
miibten Die GrpreB @ompagnie'n beDeuteno
perlieren, mdbreuD aud, Die SuuOe8faTe lue=
ientlid benadtbeiligt werbe; sbbitlfe Jet
YIiht Der 8egierung. Wtorgen iol 6r.
SanOforo oes gSeitern perbDrt lperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16

Eanagc= Wrcis
BON gtclU l)ou nNb
southampton, Spn0ott, Ssaprc,
SrcmcR tttI0 Ssdlltbmt9:
!. 9ajHte. $4,000 sob.
(. OulutC-. bN.pD
Smtidcnoed. ed............. 2i.uO @ouraut.
9tGt Blumoutb, Soutbdmptou uno %ouoou i'm
3mi0enbed S2l SOuraut.
9inoer Sutitcu uno 10 io6rcN Die 0dtitc.
Yaiia9csBrCis
pon trgcno cinem Der obigcu 0dteu uN1
Tetp @orf:
/. edllte ........... $4,000 Gjolo;
,. Gnlite......-..... 52.OD -
Smtidenecd........ 2i.O0 9ourunt,
8tnocr uHtcr Siabrc 81 in @jole.
W1d) oOee BON Baltimore:
/. 9ujiite.. : 90 @oio;
SwiitCubCrt. .......... a @ourdnt.
&tn0cr JlOtidcn 1 uuo 10 Sid6reu Die 0GlitC,
"a Die beiteu FdBC pcrocu bCi Nuigd6c Der Eds
iu9e telc9rapbii6 6ctegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
aus Der YmnocsDa11ptfaSt.

IS a ingt 0 II, 70. San. = Ons @ablz
net mar bonn 0tittag bis gegen 8 llhr III
Sibnng. Ser Sertrag nit Sawaii unO Der
Yoituertraa nit @anaba mnrpen berathen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-16
bic militdrilde Ginn,ii6nug in gtebrast

fort.
SIM 8eprdientantenbauie iuur=
ben rpdbrenD Der rgcnitlnoe Yripatbcrid)te
eritattet.
9aS SanS nabm bann al8 $lenar 60
mite bte @eid)afIe oes Briuat SalenOcrS
auf.
9luf @arfelo's antra9 uertagtc iid pas
SnuS hiS ann moutnn
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Gime fleiae Mn3abluag

i'm Intauge uno ber ReIt in leidten mondtlthen
3a6luusen iino Die Beoiusunsen, unter rpeG6en
man cine
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-11-11

most notable of the other pictures
are the illustrations to Mr.. Brooks's
serial by Thomas Moran and W. l.
Sheppard, and the very comical
drawing by Frank Beard.
Jack-in-the-Pulpit, The Letter
Box and the Riddle-Box bring with
them as usual, generous fund of
amusement; and altogether, the
Novem Der number Of ST. Nicholas
is one of the very best issues of this
uneQualed magazine for children.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-11-11

EXCELLENT EAs.-The Original
American Tea Company, of New
York, of which Rpbl. Wells is
President, was established in 1910,
and since that time has been stead
lily gaining in favor, not only in the
city Of New York, but all over the
country, unit! now it's teas reach
every section. The leading press
of the city and Of hundreds Of
places Ill the country have endorsed
it as perfectly reliable, and parties
wishing excellent teas at low prices,
can with perfect confidence send to
this company for them. Their teas
are pat up in one pound packages,
with the kind and price printed on
the wrappers; also, IN boxes con
tanning 5, 10, 20, and 80 pounds.
They range IN price from 40 cents TO
$l.3O per pound. Our merchants
can have samples mailed to their
address by enclosing 10 cents for
each sample. The company wish
reliable agents in every town to get
up clubs amongst families for their
teas, and offer great inducements.
Send for our circular. Address
always, Robt. Wells, Pres't No. 43
Nesey ST., New York.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-11-11
ABOUT STEEL PENs.-Few per-

ABOUT DTEEL IENS.-f eW per-
sons, doubtless, are aware of the
fact that the original inventor of
Steel Pens is still living. Sir
Josiah Mason, now the great pen
manufac turer of Birmingham, Eng
land, enjoys that distinction. He is
now very old, being above eighty.
1t is in his great factory that sew
eral of the most popular of the
widely famed Spencerian Double
Elastic Steel Pens are made, the
models being supplied by the pro
prietors Of the pens, Messrs.
Ivison, Brakeman, Tayler & Co.,
the Educational Publishers of New
York. The Spencerian Pens have
attained their great popularity from
a variety Of reasons, all Of which
will be apparent to any one who
may try them. Of one number
alone more than six millions were
sold last year. We use them IN
our Office, and are SO well pleased
with them that we have no heSita-
ton in saying that they are, in our
opinion, superior to any other arti
Gle of the kind with which we are
acquainted. Their chief character
istics seem to be feXibility, elastic
ity, durability and evenness of point,
and a nearer approximation to the
real quill action than has been here
tofore attained IN a steel pen. The
Spencerian ssare comprised in fifteen
numbers, all differing III fleXibility
and iineness OF point, and for tbe
convenience ofthOse who wish to try
them Messrs. Ivison, Brakeman,
Taylor & Co., 1873 and 40 Grand
Street, New York, will send by
mail a sample card, securely en-
closed, containing one each OF the
different numbers, Oh receipt of
twenty-five cents.
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Notice CT Sale on Mortgage Fore
closure.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
payment oft.e money secured by mortgage
dated the 18th day Of March, 1875, executed
by James Edwards and Celina Edwards his
wife, of Superior, Douglas County, State Of
Wisconsin, and delivered to j. j. Hibbard of
Duluth, Minnesota, and which said mortgage
was recorded in the office OF the Register of
Deeds of said Doug as County, on the 18th
day of March, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. NJ IL
book &c" Of Mortgages, on pages 523, 524.
And whereas said mOrtgag0rS did covenant
and agree in said mortgage IN case OF a fore
closure thereof to pay said mortgage, his
heirs or assigns the sum of twenty-five dol
lars solicitors fee. And whereas the amount
claimed TO be due upon said mortgage at the
time of the first publication of this notice,
including interest and the said sum Of twenty
five dollars solicitors fee, is five hundred
and ffty-three dollars and sixty-nine cents,
and Lo proceeding a law has been Instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage and duly recorded as afore-
said, and in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclOsed by the sale of the premises
therein described, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage, together with the costs
and expenses of the sale, at public auction
at the front door of the Court House in Su-
perior in said county Of Douglas, on Satur-
day the 4th day of December, 1875, at two
o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
The said premises are described in said
mortgage as follows "The following de-
scribed real estate situate, lying and being
in the County Of Douglas and State Of Wis
consin ana known and designated as follows,
to-wit. lots numbered one (D, two (2),
three (3) and four (4) in Block numbered
nine (9) in Superior City, according to the
recorded plat thereof.
Dated October 81, 1875.
J. j. HIBBARD, Mortgage.
GEO. ". PERRY, Atty. for Mortgage.
Cct2lW7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-11-11
st. Nicholas For November

ST. Nicholas begins its third
volume with telling number
fresh, bright, varied, healthy. 1t
contains some Twenty-Five interest
ing contributions; it gives us articles
from more than a dozen of the
best writers in the country. In
the excellence and variety of its
contents, as single number it
could hardly be surpassed. 1t
crowds a strong story by one fine
writer with an instructive sketch
or a daintypoem by another. From
Mr. Brooks's serial, "The Boy
Emigrants which is just begun
and promises an amazing store OF
adventulS-to the rhyme Of 'Little
Dutch Gretchen" with its quaint
little picture, it would be hard to
find a single dull or commonplace
article. There are poems by Mrs.
Dodge, Lucy Larcom and Celia
Thaxter; stories by J. 7. Trow-
bridge, Harriet Prescott Spollord,
Susan Coolidge, Abby S. Alger ;
and sketches by Rcbecca Harding
Davis and Donald @. Mitchell.
Then, 800, the talk about "Alligators, y
the bit Of Botany in GLOW Plants
Grow from Seeds" the funny
poems of"Ten Little Country Boys
and ''Thc Reformcr," with their
illustrations, and lastly, the paper
on the collection OF Postage Stamps
= all these will surely interest any
boy or girl who reads them; while
just as surely will the every Little
Folks" be delighted with Christina
G. Rossetti's "Al phabet from Eng
land with It's rolllcklng pictures 10y
H. L. Stephens.
| And the artistic merit OF the
number is equal to the literary.
Tue Illustrations generally are very
beautiful: the frontispiece-a repro
I6uctiOD Cf Sir ToSI,uo RoyOOlI IS
portrait Of "Penelope Boothby''-
is wonderfully fine. Among the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-11-11
Paragraphs Of all Sorts.

"A pennsylvania printer VINO
Is the father OF tWen'y-SlX children
IS puzzllhg hlihSeli 10 account lor
lhe haro I'iileS'
For soldiers killed III the civil
war e'8hty-hVe 'houSaho he"oS'"heS
have been completed III west iSut-
l"no' w.
John Wise, aged IA, a grand
son of Prot. Wise, made y sue
cessfuI balloon ascension from
" ayhe'0ur9' L a'' recently
-"Bob," said a Camden boy t"
a playmate, ''your father has been
killed" "No = said Bob. eyes,
sir, blown up by a steam boiler, !"
answered me o'hef' 10y gum ne ;
Got my KNIFE, TOO exclaimed BOZ,
TRUSTING bis hahdS IN his pockets.
An agent Of the Russian Gov
eminent is travelling in the South
to make a study Of cotton culture,
which there is someidea CT attempt
ing 70 introduce INTO IurkeStan.
Old Mathew Vassar built his
college without closets. lie said
every girl could have two nails in
her room-one for her school dress
and the other Tor her best dress.
HUGH Evans, the iron-iawod
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the cranberry crop this year
is estimated at 5000 bushels. Cape
Cod and New England produce Is,
90 bushels, New Jersey 80, 900, New
York 5000 and the Northwestern
States 40, 900. The fruit is said to
be OF nice quality.