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Mns oer Bumo e. ha,.ptttaSt. /.

Baibington, 1. Sft.-Der Musmeis
iib,r ocn Stano Der yfationallhulo lit erl4iez
uem. SIZE nit @olo Su nerstnienbe S6ulo
betrdat 81, ,7O3 ,431 $50. Dtit Gapiergelb finb
Al pcrsinsen S14 4,OO0,OOO; fauig nnb nod
nid,t einqelGit iino $40, 1918, ,950.26. 3ie Sc
5ammtid1mlo be!rGgt 81 1925, AIS, 1929 fdl>
i1oe 2tnien $50, ,3O4 ,364.66 @elammtl6ulo,
@apital unb SutcreHen, $2,255, ,749, 1896. 95.
Baar i'm Shasamte S67 1888 .94 IN 9olp,
s4,79O,352.92 in Yapter. Abnabme Der
Sd,ulo mabrenb bes Dfonats September
3,342 ,562.6l.
: Die beutisen Snlanbiteuer 1Ginnahmen
bstru9en 1858 ,624.92; ote sou @lnnabmen
belieieu iidb auf $462, ,6S4.s0.
Die ttnterb an . Itt19em nit Den
StonT ab8ebro6en.
Reb Gloub, 29. Sept., pia Sort 2aras
mie, u.s., 80. Sept. - gtad, Der seitriSen
Natbsperlammlung, in melher Die Siour
cine enorme Summe fir bic y8lad- -9tlls"
perlausten, bielteu es bic &Ommiiidre fir
ratbiam, fein Gngebot su MAIDEN. Sn Der
bentiaen NatbSnerl1mmlung murbe elm BRO
tofnll porgele9t, rpelheS ben Snbianern fitr
lbas Medt, in ben Siad 5iGs Sob III gras
ben, $4OO, 900 pro Sabr bieret; bieles 8ebt
doa mad einjabriser Siinoisung auiboren
p, erbteten iid, Die Ser. Staaten, ben StouI
Das @ebiet bers 4iaf pills Nabsufauisn unS
abueu in Is Staten Suiammfn s6,25O,OOO 81
svblen; g., ioa Der YrdRbent bas @e6t b.
bet, orei peri1ieoene 9eeritraben bnad, pas
9dno su siehen. Sir oas Big. g.9orn.ean,
bietet man Den s,nbiaueru $4,000 ldbrltd
auf bic Dauer bon 10 Sabreu, pelhe Summ
in Qebensmitteln Mnb Sleb an bic Snbiane
al lisferu iit. SIM Safe bic Sionr oiast
BrotofoQ aceeptiren, iollen $4,000 In n@e
idheufen" unter bic Snoianer Dertbeiit sperben
aeue<6orn, ber 3duptling Der Mimeconloas
,if3rte bic NatbSperiamminug. inDem er in bel
areiS ritt unb bon ieinem SatteI au6 elm
Mcbe aegen bic BruleS unb Ssauailas bell
rpei( 6e geneist ieieu, bas Sano su priAa
sd1ern. Dir anberen Snoianer fiiblten fid
.Surdb biejes @aragen beleioigt, uno mad be
--aatbspsriawmlaag ssFilu9ten i's, Sis'SOr
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Gorreip OuoeHs.
St.@oOIforo an Den 00anernettr.
Stdat rpIanb,
SdlaBamtS Department, B1Eeau oe9
annepOIis, 29. gsptember 1s75.

auuapoIts, 29. September 1875.
an ben a9tb. Somes .. Groom {,
9ouoerueur TarpIauo.
gSertber Serr! IS miro Sbueu befanut
iein, oaB neiue poltttiden @eguer In Der
Staot Baltimore nit 4bfht maliti6ie Ser.
leumbungen iiber mid in @irtulation 9eiett
baben, su oem Suede, nieinen 8tuf als Beam
ter oes Staates 81 iddbigeu, nm meine SSie'
oerpabl Su hintertreiben.
0urfJ Sbre eigene 8riifuug Der 8iider
metnes Siireaus babeu Sie fi1 BON benz h09if
falifen, bosbaften uub bdsliheu @baratter
Der gegen mid geiAleuoerteH Sei4ulOi9ung
iber;eugt; alsin Is ift aud BON GROCER
gSi6tigfett,. baB ui9t aGleiu oas geiamnite
SoIt bes staates ruifien ioll, oaB id9 teine
nnred]te Sanblung begangen, ionbern es
ioa aud ben RaBnahmen @ercdtisfeit tubsr-
tabren, pelbe bic gegeupdrttge, porber ME
oagepelene Broipertt1t Der @infiiHfte bes
StaateS Su &ege gebrdht babeu.
SD bite baber a9uus8ponft, als Elm Gft
Der Suifi5 gegeu mid ielbif, baB sic elm
@onlite, Suiamnengeisbt aus MGnnern bon
ipoblbefalnter Sntetligen;, bobem peri0uli~
den Gbaratter uno @ei91ftSfenntniB eruens
neu, tpelhes Sie in Der sriiuoliden Inter
iuduns Der &eAnunss-Belege bes Soutro.
le!rs uno oeS Shabmetiters unterftiiben
ioQ, banlit ba8 Bubliium autoritatiu iiber bic
Sage oes Shatamtes pereepiiiert perSe uno
balnit mir ieIbf 9eredtigfeit pi6erfabre.
Gu6 bite id, ouB oieie Examination 10
friib, ais es nur INNER niDglid 1T, ge.
i9ehe.
adtungsuollt II. {. 10.
2euin 8ooliorb.
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Ser SantbfGr ,Sbto,"
Gapt. @. Heper,

OWPI. VI. -UItVIIf
tritt beute Ra9mittag Yuntt 2 lhr ieinc
6iidfahrt Don Scout Holut aber Scutbamp'
ton nad &remerbapen an. Bis 9eftern abenO
butteu IN Der Sajiite 8, I'M 2nliheubede 60
Bahasiere 8lase beleat, Die &aiiiten- Bai.
ia9iete fino g&, s.. CRAWFORD unb bic Satin
SdneS 9. @rarpforo's uebft Sino aus 8alti=
more, @briit. pad ans Bittsburs, 8a., Sn,
oreas @raulid) aus Subiauapolt5, Sno., S.
&iifer aus eOuisptlle, ap., 6. s. Guiba aus
ct. Souls, &c., gmilte 4etbi9 ans 9aoen.
port, Sa., EHo Rarie 2bOlm aus 2eauer.
north, Sanias.
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y Beoeutet, Dag Die 80 Tals 0e1Q5anS' auj SrieTe
oon Dem Selttben les 5ienoers abbGu ct, abeE
aue 9eorudten Sadben uno tgof=9arten mIn,'n gang
i'm Boraus be1oblt ucroen-
Ven;Ssarten neroen udd aueu Sduoern Der 9eH
nefol' Yoro sunton" uho nab allen brtiihsameri.as
ntl4en Brepln5en 6eforbcrt uno bebirien nur elmer
metteren cent Boffmarte im 3nGs Der aut bic
Botttarte 9eorudten Udnrte
Grautretd bot itipuIirt, fEb Der punion am /. Sac
nuar 1876 onBuldIirSen, bis gu bieIer 3eit seIten
oorthin bic alten gSo ttraten.
Die Yofen fusrOes in Der SaIttmorer BoH=Office
jeoeH Nont19, Dientns, gittnotl uub 5reitas um
3 ubr abeuo6 seihlpiiea.
9oitoanpfer Maa3 Ght1ta, Sapan un0 OTIS
tnoteu geben am 4. uno IL. zines ieoen yfoHas Don
Can 6ron5iScn nl.
Seoen 4amitaa gsttae Apdbreno Der Sommer.
uuo teoeu anoerea GarnHaa Dlittog mibrsuo
Der WtattmOnate fhIiest Die hirefte Boff 5niifcn
Balttntolt ame SrsmeH per 0ampIer 0es ~R0res
oektS6eR2teRa.S
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8ert6te aus 0stst Sanettt neS
Gt0dfeS.

- @ouaerneur @roome bat Warp See aus
Baltimore @ountp ole SdiiIeriu TN 9taatSs
Sltnbeninititute augelaiien,
3pei Wdnner, RameuS Miufer uno
Bierce, bic unrueit Rortb. .@ait, @ecil- -@ount1,
elmer Eempereu3 8eriammlun9 beiserpObut
batten, gerietben auf bem 0eimmege iber cine
Slaide gSbiSfeD in Streit, mdbreno befen
Bierce ben Mttnfer in bic linfe 8ruft ftaf.
Ran befiir4tet oab gltnfer niat rpieOergeue'
fen tuirb.
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Ser 6el0utarft.

Nem,Dorf, /. Sftbr. : @elo lei4t 3u
14-2 Yros. 8ediel ftstiser 81 4.80. Sob
iblob su 116s-i17. 8nnoes Sbltsationeu
ibloiien lebbaft unb itetis 81er Coupon
1888; 64sr Coupon l19}; 65er lls4; neue
l19; 67er 1909; bser 12l4; nene Siinfer
lebbait unt felt; N.-D. @entral 1929; @rie
1853; Safe SbOre 54; Sis. @entra! 973;
Yittsbur9 90s; Nortb 94chern 391; prior.
53s 9todz zSslanb 1919.
llnteridatamts Silans: @olb s35, ,347,,
336; @onrant s57, ,491 ,594.
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Voftamts . NMsmtts 1875.

Stttuua Ss @srto. - gBo&entItGe, boI6p6Gsut.
l5t brei>fpohentlite, ietssuoheutIiGe uno td9liGe
3ettungeH un6 Souruoe, in's SnHere oerionot, uHo
oereu Borto um Srte Der Abieuouu9, reip. ourb ben
pro Yfuno uno tueHi9tr. - Sournale &C., bic peHis
ger aIs Elm YlaI pro aRoGe, bolhsmondttib, moRats
lit, piertetiGbri9, baI6idbrd ooer idbrlidb erhes
nsn, Gents pro Yfuno ooer ueHiser. = 3eituuseH,
gen unb ooS Borto uad1 bem 9etpidte beSd6It. -
Sm Setreff Der Srietrdsers@ebhbr bIeiben bic biss
bergen Rateu in sIatt, ndmIids Gent fir ieoes
Slatt (tpo1entthe Grihetnuugeu dns9snommen),
/ Gent pro cine uno Gents pro Sipei unJen.
@rtefe, perfieaeIte GGete, aGnS ooer tbetIDeiie
6eIhrtebeRes Wateridl (Subz zNlanucripte uno Stuis
Sorreftur6oseH ausseuommen,) @ts. fur ie6e babe
un5e.
crtsbrieje an BIdssu, mo fih Srieitrdssr bsfins
ben, ets. fur ieoe 9abe nnte, on aRoeren Srten
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sofalbertd,te aus 9SaSbtmatpa. .

gSaIbin9t0n, I. Sftober. = Sn Be
treff Sbrer Mittbeilung iiber bic Suberzgeus
anf Geiten Der Subers bebauptet miro, oaB
lih bic Sbatiahen 10, wie iie uripriinglih
geihiloert tporoen, psrbalten, ipie i6 Das
aud Dor @eridlt lerauSteQen merOe. IL
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Ueruttidjte 9epef9en aus
Netps0ott.

Ne 10 OFT, l. Dttor. - @olo e.
Die aei6e bes @brm. Or. 9ortsous,
friiber 8aitor Der aaerieelenfir9e, ipelder bel
5ea Stiff 6. S., ertranf. tpnroe beute bnrf)
elm @omite ieiner @emet1oe mad, Der STRIDE
aebra6t uno bon bort aus beerbi9t. Wfan
9laubt niht, baB Der Baitsr ourf ben bDien
g9luen ieineS @efdhrten umgefommen TT.
-Geitern abenb bradte man oenru @brp. ="
s. 8. gee9er sins Sereuabe. Seeter bielt
cine &ebe.
- Dspsiden fnb tier einsetrofien. oaB Der
Dampfer ySaraoap" 9onoon am Witttrpod
uerla0sn mirb, nm ben Sruh in oem otreften
Sabel su repariren. Die @ompagnie Der.
li6ert, oab fein mabres gSort oaran lit, oab
lie nit ben anoeren @onpasnie'n elm ueberz
eintommen ruesen oes 3arlfs setroffen babe.
9ie Gompasnie miro uollfommen unabbans
gig bleiben.
= Ser llnteridaemciiter saElte beute fir
SntereHeu $12, 900, fir einSe3o9ene Sbliya
tionen S32, 900 aus.
- Die 2oa @innabmsu betrusen heute
S2S3 600
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- htlaoeIpbiasg8tl tlnttaa tons8a
titASpfer (Sifefs 4, N EsTs "a

Na9 8euaoelphia, Neeefrationen uub ,DeIo
mofe gllenbaen" UNI 655 Otorsens, Sonntaas ans
0ad Y5HaoeIpbia uno geefuzgor.-(ftdb In g,rrn,
one mitEort Dspoiit Oerbinoeuo) um 8. q uhrsItoT,
gems, Sonntags enlightenment, >''''
Na1 WeD Dott BON Der 9hcries Gtrosenssto,
ausaenommen. o' S""''uSp
Na9 B9!aoapltq uub Ren= gorf--(fid In ga,I,
nlRa.en ~ Der. zGtenba buS perbinbenS1
"; zAop RpS sfatntttass, ausseaommen Sonu.
~ Sas I. .Ss ssas,onsn nm u. gb1 @Opm,, uusgs.
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.Salttmore 0nton,oe , 0,oa,, i.

Nud gBaIbiHstou uuo DHttel=Statioueu- perl6st
9dlueritdtiou UNI I, 7.l5, 1875 BormittoaS 4 14
6.t5 uRb 9.26 nbr aben6s; gbaueSitraeenz Station
um 4.40 Dlorgens uuo 300 uHo 3,45 Ibr 0od,m !:
Benuiploaniaz4 z4uenue. um 7.fO, 730, 10. .i6
Nor9ens, ZIP, i.20 Ra9mittoss, 6.3l, un6 10.G
AbeHos.
DIR 3us nm 4.4O Gorqens uou @barIesarossu.
Station uno Gle 3li9e uin 7.15 Uiorsens, Ibr unb
u.i5 Jtahm. Don Galoert Stat on 9e6eu taaIih
Die onoereG 3ise td9Itb, Sonntass ausae1om.
men,
8erlafsn Baltimore Iiir annapolis nm 7.ts
Dior9ens uno 4.l0 9tGhm. tdslidp, ausaenommsn
SouHIGgs, uno bon Yenniulp1nta' Npenue Stahor
um 7.30 Dtor9eHs uro 4.20 gtd6mtttass, auSqenom.
men Sonntags.
8erlahen Baltimore Ilr gope's Greet nm In
rlbr Dior9ens uno 4.l0 u5r 9tatmittaas tdalit,
ausgenommeH Sonntass.
Nad, oeM Siioen iiber Ri9monb unb Suudbfuro
4 nbr 40 glor8eHs (ebarIesnr.s Stlton) tdalid nnS
(@dioert= StGhon) ola RiGmono um 9.45 Nhen6s
td9li6, ausgenommen Sonntaos,
Radb Horfolt, pia BaI6ine ton H. RorSoIspy q,ou.
pttt UNI uBr Na9m'tta9s an Aiontae un6 Dom
neritas.
gerlaiien SbarlesHr.<S <StuRon far Retp=Dor, unS
Pblaoelp9id UNI $50 u. 1885 9SoIm uuo Pho 0ofb,
mltta9s (aue9enomMeu Sonntaes), unb nm ia a
Aoos. td9ttf. Nad philadelphia nm 6.31 yiohmits
tags tdeIi6t
Son 2sai9tnston-6 7.46, $40, e.2s g,Oroeus
| unn 1t.50 Sormlttass; 1dS, $40, 400, $50. ON
| uno 10 abr 10 UtiHuen abenhs tdoIitb. 6.0l Blor,
gems, Dionta9s dus9enommeu, uno 10.f5 NbenSs
Samfa9s au5seuommeu.
vile 3l9e balten on Der @6arIesIfr. .=Gtotion ON.
Sluet<Snreau Rne Iuttrd9e fit Saaaaae entne
| sensenomneS an Der H0roohz6de Der GalSert| mns
DdItiIl arsnrGBe. ~
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8egweiier fir yteiIenoe.

Jiad Nabn9tou AS. 5.25, els, Goo, 1880, 9.00
1918 Sotm., / nbr Ha9m. Il 80 an Sonnta9en),
3.1G, $50, 4.1o, bio, $50 Nafm. & nbr 4beRos
gefattouen--4.4o, $50, 800 u9r BornItta9s;
1.y0, $50. 5.to $50 uno 900 ubr 4benos.
Dietropolttanz3 3iDelg-6.0U giorsens td9Iida (auss
seuomlnsn Sounta9s), 6.15 Diorsens td9lh, 100
0ittass tdslib (aussenommen Sounlass) uno 4.iO
Ra9nittags tdIlIth,
annapolis - 7.3O wlorsens unb 5.t5 RatSmtk
tags, aus9enommeR Sonuta9S. ...
Ateran6ra uno Dem Slibneiten eco RoraeRs
uno $50 uno 10.0Ou ubr abenbs tdslt&.
tdsti6, uno 1000 15r abenhs.
ScqerstomH : 500 ubr DloraenS; ia IIbr Rodbs
mitta9s, ausgeuommen Souutdas.
Sreoertd ~ I'm nhr 8ormittass, unD 4.t6
Vdhmtttgs, ans9enommcn @olntag5, um 900 ubr
la4mtta9s unt 9lSefatonen ouI Der Sauptbabn
tdglt9.
Win6efer unb @eseFatiouen, Saupttabn, 4.f6
Ha9mtttd9s, aus9enommea Sonnta9s.
@atcott%&ttp - 5 nbr 0lorseus, 4.15 unb 100 ubp
3l9e uerloFen Baibtnstou fiji Baltimore - 7.2O.
nbr Dlor9ens, 100, .. 5.10, 7.30, un6 9.15 ubl
4benos td9lt9i 900, 6.45, $50, 9.20 unb ii 90
Sormtta9s. $3.50, 345, uno Z 10 td9Ii&, aussenows
men Sonntass.
ale 3tse 5atteH Gm "gtabutt SOtet- beTm Rs.
labs s6ouie an. .'t.
9illstsglreau-Gamoen gtatiou uno saooa.
Gde oer baltimore uno @alnertRr., mo AuitrGes
eiuem Staottbeile beior6ert an perbeu.
,,N6roItdle 0entral Gtfenbabts.
9hd9dtd'SrpteB = t19iid (Sonnta9s ausaenouts
nsnl n9voiG nan Robelier, Buffalo uH6 can 5dl.
len um 40 Dtor9ens. @ t..
Nab Dem BefeR uub gforoen, mad ben Rtaaara.
56len uno Buffalo Hber glmird sebt nm 8.25 Ibl
Wiorsens o5 fansseRommen Sonntass).
Hob oeln gGefteH uno gioroen, nnd1 % lliams ori
uno Sodhauen UNI t.f5 u9r Ra9mtttaqs (ausaes
nommeu Sonntass); Elm S6neaJus.
SinciRRatl@@rpre6 - Rad Biitsbura uuo BEN
gEelteh uno uorbli6 nad3 Glmiro, Buffalo ben Edlz
len uno Canada. grie, ben 8ennptpanier Cetqss
senoen td9ltb, aussenommen Samltaes um 8. 10
N5eno5.
gtab 9ettpsburs um S.25 ubr DQoraens uuh liz
Ra1m., uno ua1 5aHouer um 1925 u6r Gsoroens
uno t.15 unS 3.25 rpl Radmitta9s, aRSsenommen
Sonuta9s.
Rad u@um6erlano>Ba Balepbabu- um 7.3O unb 6. 25
Uor9ers uno Lis ytdhmttaaS.
p9reeu< Spru9= 5ruea 6abn" I'M 8,25 MIR gRor
sens uno 3.25 npr Rcd'ni. tdslit, Sonntaes aus,
9enommen.
gsat glor-3.25 llbrRadmtttass, SOuutQss
gtnon:meR.
Na9 Yarttou-gebt tdsltdb um 5.25 uuo 6.3s ub,
| Abenbs (ausgenanmen Sonnta9s). I'm l.l5 Rad.
mtttaas nur Sonntags.
yia6 Sotepsniae-o.55 Norgeus unb 1905 0adb.
nttta9s ta9llt (auS9enommen Sonntaes).
5tllete au Der 9oloertzStatioH, EoroonzSde ben
5altlmore= uuo Salpert-Shabe unb @barIesStraseus
citation. auitrd9e iir Baggage peraen an oe1
ytorooFs@de oer BalttmOres un6 @olpert1ir QuaSa
| uommeH,
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Bt0t0e+
Wrplpiipm mmo NerIMft oon MenfdlenIebeM.

1onis pile, ap., l. Sft. = Cine @r'
ploNou BON 4lfoholhGm pfen ianb heute Wor~
gen tn Der y9ouispiller Sarg,Sabrif" ftatt,
ipoburd bas @tabliiiement in Branb gerietb
uno bier Uidnner berartige Yranbmunoen
erbielten, ba6 man an ibrem @ieberauffoms
men smeiielt. Ser 8erluit betrd9t $1,000.
Cincinnati, 1. Sft.-Die San @ert'z
ldle gSonenlpinnerei in San Bert, o., purse
heute ourd, Neuer 3eritDrt. Serluft S35 900.
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DaS fatboItFd1e Yronin3taI.GpnstI
ux In Canada.
1tnoIii6 mi oer 1sifeubat1t !.

gBbiteSall, R.,D., l. Sftbr. Sc
fern abenb ereignete ftd bel Sairbaoen, ST.,
elm idlimmer @iienbabnuniaa, fpoonr6 5rpei
Wdnner, Namens GarsmeG unb Sbag, &C.
tDotet unb sruei 2ofomotiueu, iopie mebrere
Erad1tmaqen bemcltrt ipurben.
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Selesrapbil9e Sepei9elt.
Smlaub,9 ,9epeide,ts

GBeridte Der ~Afiociirten Yreiie" fir ben ~@or'
reiponoenten.")
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,u ermoroen. Gr perbiirst ii6 in bem @es
Z ::s 49,. 0ph;ko
UNIUg VII 2DUtit' UttUSl'
aOfe Weuterer bon oeat S6ooner
0n&ArSnf &nfAHff ~

3u ernoroen. Gr peroHr9l NU III oeW Ve'
biiib ON Bbite- -Giuer.
a0te Memterer BON oent Sd,ooner
W0 ,,SeTerion Soroen."
NB # IN, 1. Sftbr. - Die Sure in benz
Eaae Der Weutcrer BON bem Sdooner uSef=
ierlon Boroen" iano beute bic WtatrOien
Miaer nno Smitb OesMOroes idulb,g, Slep
wuroe freigeiproden.
Sas fatboItfd,e Vronim3taLGomstl
~ tn Ganaoa.
Eorsnto, Gan., l. Sftbr. - @eitern
bielt bas fatboliihe Yroniusial @onsil feline
smeite 6ffsntlid,e Sieuns in Der ct. Wifels>
Satbeorale, in pelher fOlsenbe 9efrete perle<
len unb anseuommen muroen. l. annabme
unb Bromnlsiruns Der 9efrete pes uatifani=
idsn Gonsils unb Der apoitoliiden eonititu-
tion. 2. Yflidten nuo Bripilegien Der Gr5s
biid0fe. 8. armenmilFonen. 4. Sertbeis
lung bes 8onbs fir alte Prieiter. 5. Gr>
5,shnns tbeolosiidsr Stuoenten. 6. aatbo'
ltide Shulen. Z. Bftd)ten Der Brielter. s.
8erbot, baB bic Yrieiter itd NIT peltltben
Nrbeiteu beid]afttqen.
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0Eteoerattfnabnte Der 3abItttt gen
Arr Rnttf t,nn E0Iffnrftteff."

Nem<Dorf, L. Sftbr. = Die bteitgen
Gaenten Der v8anf ton Californian" bic SIR.
ma Quolop & SO. miro bon Morgen, 2. DIT.
an, alle Yapiere Der Ranf bonOriren.
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A Boss LOBBYIST.

John Harmon, of Detroit, Michigan's
boss lobbyist, has gone to Washington
once more to sacrifice himself for his
country's good, as it were. As a lobby
list, John Harmon is three Y. He doesn't
go around like Sam Ward with placard
on his back announcing himself an active
member of the third house, open for
bids, but he is one of those fellows who
can sit back and snore in one corner of
hotel Office, and at the same time know
what is going on i'll any other remote
corner. When he wants TO interview
member, he always drops i'll just at the
right time, and plays cat until the canary
is his. If member is religiously in
clined, John talks like n Saint, and is
told before the interview is half through
that he ought to have been clergyman,
which John blushingly admits has always
been the highest ambition of his life. If
the member is good at draw poker, John
draws up to the table and shuffies the
cards with perhaps trihe more COM
placency than he manifests when con-
versing on spiritual things, but this is
merely conjecture in either place he is
always found right side up with care. If
stories are wanted, John is ready with an
inexhaustible fund of the best,
which ne gives with all the en-
bellishments necessary to produce the
desired effect. In crowd, he is
as quiet as a block of marble leaning
up against fence, and yet at the same
time he may be pulling forty " strings, .
and planning forty more to be pulled.
There probably isn't another man in the
State who can plant one foot upon the
arm of chair and put the index finger Of
his right hand into the palm of his left,
and execute, sign, seal, and deliver a
more convincing, conclusive, little SUI
gar-coated argument in behalf of any
measure he undertakes to work through,
than John Harmon. He is as unobtru-
sive as he is quiet, but somehow he hap
pens to be around when anything is GO
ing on. Let two or more men be en-
gagged in private discussion, and if it is a
point in which he is interested, John
Harmon will stand right behind them,
and read one after another old letters
that he has carried in his pocket for a
year, until one would think he was dis
tributing postoflice. He can do this with
out creating suspicion, for everybody who
knows John Harmon knows he is deaf and
can't catch word of ordinary CONVERSE
ton. He is SO deaf that what goes in one
ear never goes out of the other, which
makes it bad, YOU know.
He is now at Washington, prepared to
help organize Congressional prayer
meetings, or buck the tiger, as circum-
stances may require ; and if, before the
close of the session, a bill should pass
authorizing the establishment of bal
loon route from Cape Cod to Cape Horn,
or the construction of canal across the
great American desert, we shall know
/ that John Harmon still lives, and that
his mission is not yet ed.-LooOeil
! Journal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31
John Tyler's Last Words.

Several newspaper writers, in COM
menting on the cheerful last words of
Henry Wilson, have given those of other
distinguished individuals, but they have
omitted those of John Tyler. He was
not supposed to be seriously i'll, when he
was suddenly taken worse, and a doctor
was sent for. When the doctor entered
the room, Mr.. Tyler greeted him with,
" Doctor, am dying" and almost i'm
meditely sank into the utter weakness
preceding dissolution. The doctor poured
some wine into glass and said, Mr..
Tyler, let me give you some stimulant. >"
Opening his eyes, and looking sternly
at the physician, the dying man said in
a clear tone of voice, 81 Uolt take ii, !"
and in a few moments breathed his last,
having fully established his right to the
title given him by the Wings when he
was President-''Old Veto. - lI'ashing-
ton Cor Boston Journal.
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"Mean by what ?" said the pig.

uutshl ny Wuhts sttitt BiH.
" Mean by eating up all the lunch,
said Chicken Plump.
Do you mean to say" said the pig,
"that I've gone and eaten the lunch I"
"Yes we do, every one of us all, say
it, said a chicken who was just learning
to talk.
"Well, do you know" said the pig,
" l wouldn't have thought it; but with
this thing over my eyes, how do you
suppose could see what / was doingl"
"A weak, miserable, contemplate ex-
cuse, said Chicken Plump, with dignity,
and if any of You have speck OF spirit
you will follow me-" Here they all rose
as one man and went for the pig. In
and ont among the corn, across the barn
yard, around the corner by the water
trough, they chased him, and the pig
never stopped until he went over into
his Pen with parting squeal. and
Chicken p ump was so close behind that
he went bang up against the boards and
was taken up for dead.
That evening, after Farmer Merry had
made the barn all snug for the night,
and the little chicks were tucked up and
sound asleep, the twilight came i'll at the
little back window, and showed Chicken
Plump talking earnestly with the COB
bier, and as he turned to go to bed,
Chicken Plumpsaid
"Now 1 want 1T distinctly understood
that that miserable picnic, with nothing
to eat, was none of my getting up" and
the gobbler had Just opened his mouth
to answer when he saw Mother Blackleg
watching them so he shut it again with
out saying word; and he sat on the cor
ner of the corn-bin such long time, try
ing to make out whose picnic it really
was, that it was all of half-past 8 before
he went to bed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
ChifdhOOd's Dream.

ChiidhoOd's Dream.
" rossTa up people are 10 stupid,
Dolly, dear,
Now ii: still and dont be frightened.
No ones near.
And they viii not come to fetch us;
Hney viii call;
Weil, I'm ont OF patience with them,
one and al.
THERE'S papa now; If he wished II
tie might play,
Sei he reads, and writes, and ciphers,
All the day.
And mamma, when no ones looking,
NoC should see,
Only takes one lump Of sugar
In her tea.
"Now. Il we're big, Miss Dolly.
Do you think
| would look at nasty paper.
Pens, and ink?
II would scamper through the greenhouse,
Chase the cat
And I'd live on sugar-candy-
IhinE o. that"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

ONE of the good results of the Educa
ton act in London, which is based OH
the American system, is that the attend
ance of scholars has increased from
$4,000 to 2S0, 1000; and this has not been
done by arshness, for the number of
parents fined does not exceed 6, 900, and
no fine has exceeded five shillings. The
firmness of the London School Board
has resulted in saving 100000 children
from growing up in ignorance.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

A NOVEL way of paying bets has been
developed i'll Louisville since the recent
city election. Losers of wagers by the
terms of the bets are compelled to walk
several miles along the public thorough
fares playing hand organs, singing, and
collecting money, which is handed over
10 the orphans.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

An eccentric individual has made his
temporary home near Bridsboro, Berks
County, Pa. He lives in box about
four feet square, in which he carries a
stove, cooking utensils, bed and a
quantity of pamphlets on Spiritualism of
his own writing, which he sells. He
goes unshaven, and his favorite food is
muskrats.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

The lumber that arrives here comes chiefly
from Manstee, Traverse, LudinSton, Muske-
con Grand Haven and Saugatuck on the east
Shore of Lake Michigan and from Oconto,
Green Bay and Menomnee.