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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

lhOn, tpenn man bic augen aufbeben, fid
itber aleSorurtbeile erbeben uno laaen farm.
gOanft 9ott, Sbr 9fepublifaner uno Demo.
fraten, eS 1T elm id0nss Ding, Das, mas
onrd) Die antlagen oer Sdlulo anQed)m1r3t
mar, unIhulot9 uno rein Su iebeu." SD
fthle eS tuie cine Snipiration, meldle iiber
mtd9 uno 1tber Gnd fommt, ieueS geiegnete
9etlbl eoler Serehtt9feit, bas uns iiber Die
tletnlld)eH Sortrtbetle Der gfenidbeit er~
bebt."
6ier brad6r. StorrS pl1tlid ab; er lebute
itd) gegen Die 8afel un6 bat oaS @ertdt, ibm
etHe Banie bon 10 0fnuten Sit 9en6breu, oa
er am 6erSflopfeu leioe.
Sberft 8pcr bat, baB man !6rn. Stors
ssttalte, feline &coe am Poutag beeuOigen ,u
biirfen.
0os @eridt uertaste ftt bierauf.
ber uub Sberman.
g8 btngt on, 10. Sebr. - Der Sber=
burbesanmalt erbielt beute folgenoe 0epeidje
BON benz 8iiirifts,4nualte Dner nSt.
eouts, 10. 8ebr. Nn ben a9tb. 8. Bierrez
pont, Sberbunbesannalt in g8abinotou.
SD iprad1 geiteru abeub nit Bingham unO
ID bin iiber3eugt, baB i'd 6rn. sherman III
fnrf frtttitrte; td baltic e8 fir ehrenbaft, bic,
es 81 Ia9en. .. 3. 0per, Siitr. anmalt."
Die 3uitanoc TIT MrfanSas,
8 a btngton, 20. Srbr. - @tn bier
Jon Sort Smtth, Irf., ein1egangener 8rief |
neloet, oaB bas tueitlibe 8unoes 9iftriftsz |
Sertft, Sas ipe6iea in Der Rdbe oes SSubtaz
ler 9ebietS ieine Situngen bielt, cine aroke
an3abl Dtiiietbdtcr ms 3udtbaus qeIdidt,
lnb ied1S Sefaugene bauptidd1lidl meaen
Utorotbaten, I'M Snbianer @ebiete beqauqen,
'erurtbetlt batr am 21. April aufgefniipft III
u Weroen. 8ter Der Serurtbetlten EnS Sn.
taner, einer etu @eiBsr uno etuer Elm gteQer.
Der g8etBe 0eud) perbrannte bic Qetde ietnes
Opters, Der gtegerfnabe 98ilIon erutoroete
abe Sort Sin einen alien Gtann uno einen
fnaben, nm fid bic .@unit Der 3omandles
5nolaner 5u gewinnen, benen er ii9 an;u-
blleBen mitnIdlte, aber ielblt bic &etbbdnte
,aren 10 emp6rt iiber Die @inSelnbeiten oes
Roroes uno Die nadtrGgli6s Seiaheit, mel.
le Der Neger befunbete, inbem er meinenO
te Suoianer angling, ibn auf3unebmeu, oaB
e oeidlofien, ibn Der @eredltigtelt Der 8eiBen
! itberantworten.- 3pei Ser. ct. @ebiiifs-
faridGlle 9erletben Dor SurSem in Streit,
obel elmer oerielben, Namens Wa9utre, qez
j0tet muroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
2SDtsfcyp5dDiptmocl tlilo fein
6Gnaa

q. VOnis, 10. 6ebr.. $. 8, Srof,
frither Retttft}trer fir bic bieiigen Spirituo.
len1dnoler Auen & So, tpcl6cr i'm 6arbte
letten SabreS ais 3euge ge9en Die beiagte
6trma in Seriep=&itg auftrat, aber fur; mad,
Dem BroScie oerihpauo, III mieoer beimQes
febrt. @r iagt, OaB cr in auftralien qetpeIeu,
1ebt a6cr SuritfgetOmmen mn bereit Iei, pol
les 3eugniB iibcr cen ofrummen" g8bisfep in
ct. Soiepb ab5ulegsn. Uiau iiebt miftlqtu
Gutbiilluuaeu entacuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Ste @eiesensett tit sttuttts /!

Ste @eIegenbett TIT giiuttt8!
Yssi!t ssN Glis Gaufmau, 9s.sie sss
teSus.rt.j Nr. 22, u. 9 sGmtawftr., (reouatrt.
oTerirt
idpar3e Seibe,
fGwasae une farbtse Gaibmere, fd,tparse uuo
farbtae @lpaeas,
etnfahe uHo fdrbtge
SSletoer StrTe
@Iace=Gaaoid)nhe,
Gammct,
GtruupTe,
EuterfIeiber fir Dameu, Sersn uno ainoer.
gSeISs tttto Setncn .gSaasen,
lid unb 9ett Oeden,
Spibeu @orbdnge,
Oentife unb iran50iid)e Sbamls,
jd,pere Wuaene SbamtS u. E ~.
DE- uuter 25
Yrosent5 fribereu Breifen. | Vrcsent
gluslins, S(anen, Bett>B Bardeut
uH0
ATE g Sorteu y au III fp o I I <.W areu
IN
grofer MnSpabI.
Selts Preie 9arantirt.
GHts aauTman,
tSept, ,:2glteTl ssr. 22. VorozGutawRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
stnfdImlot9mn9en 9cQcm Cincn &C.
idlmOesneM 1T Wtc&ec'S Sros

Ct, gOui8, 20. Tebruar. - Der ,&e
publican" eutbdlt cine Spe5ialOepcide aus
gOuiiana, QiO., wOrin gciagt lit, oaB .. &.
Snnmers, Der beihulolgt 1T, ii6 i'm Dlc.
Stee'Iden Bro5eiie ais @ei6morcuer 'ebr III.
luutcre 0ln9e srlaubt i'll baben, Die @rtld-
ruGGen S8ation 6Orlter's, ieiueS InflG9er8,
IN Nbrsoe felt. SummerS mar friiBer Gauiz
mann in Ynuliinnn nm 1T hnrhnrndnfet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Gtuc Soaf 1T sd1lOuIttdte,,.

q. Eout8, 20. 5cbr. = OQ8 8rci80cg
rtdlt bat 9eiteru ciuen tempordren @inbalt8z
bctebl 9egeH Die lUelterc @eifditSfiibrung Der
o@uaroian SaoingS. 8anf" auSQeftellt. G8
mar andl Elm lntrag auf Grneunmg eiucs
alF9uotGrS geitellt, Oieielbe erfolgte aber niht.
Die Sani lit unbebcuteno unb muroe ourcb
oa8 Dor clntgcr 3clt erfolgte Tallimcnt ibre5
YriitOenten y. s. Netlln aeihdOiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Gtn.9eUaItiser gscIss ltno Gros
3ffffHn

/
Nep . o RI, 10. 5ebr. - Die leBten Re
genItiirme babsn Die 8luiiS uno 8Qlltiaoen
nelde auf Sing & Worgan'S 8eiibtbum
Die ,,@rte- 8abnz"Sel- unh &oelen gDerftel
Hberhdn9cn, gelodert uno beute Worqeu I'm
10 llbr l0i'te fidI Elm Stiid Der &lippe, unae
tdbr 300 Oart5 lang, uuo rogte binab an
ben 6iuBmeg unO Die Gtienbabu, Die bis HI,
Ausbcbnung bon 500 6nB ueriperrt muroen.
Der Rutld) lUpte glcifieitig nebrere ricIiac
Stltsen uno oa8 oonner6bnllte, oomit Der
onnoeue 9erauldI muree melt uno brett &C.
bort. Serlebt Wurbe gtiemano.
Sermtfd)tc 9eDcfd1etl aus Reips
Dorf.
Nem y orf, 20. 5ebr. - Der 0ampfer
nSlberS" BON Gto De <Saneiro uno anbereu
luoltd)en 6Gfen 1T 9eitern bier eiugetroficu.
- @ol0 er0ffnete geftern 3u 113s.
- @eitern murbe 0tidael SunneQ, meldter
ben SauittGmpfer S'8alotpin erihoB, pon
ben 8eidmorCHcn freigcipro6en. 9iid,ter
Sarrett btlligte Den Sprud. 81 ia9te, elm
tletner D2anu, nte Der 2tngeflagte, meld)er mt
etnem 9tieien III eiuem 3immer eiugeid1oIieu
ltno BON oie,em 1eoroht parb, iet uolfommen
bered)tat, iid] NIT Cinem 8iitol ju webreu.
- 6eute traIen Die Oampfer ,,Salier" bon
Srcmen, ot6erSer" BON 6amburg uno ,@ttn
Of &td)moub" Don 2iberpool bier Elm.
- @in Gomlte Der y yBorfinqmen's Su0cp.
eabor Bartp" beiufte geitern 4benO 6rn. Be-
ter Cooper uub bot inn Die domination Der
Arbelters Barrel fir Die YrGfioentIdaft uu;
n lehnte lebOd Die @bre ob, er Jet Su oft uuo
9mad], nm Die Pftdten 0teieS 9lmtes Su er.
ullen.
- 0fifter SlatAforO gab Qeitern cine in
erefante Gnti1eloung fir aftiOnGre Der gtaz
mad Oleier @nti6stounq fiuo
)Ie AftlonGre elmer Sanf fir alle Sdlul6eu
,erielben baftbar.
- Die 8rtJg yalpbonie," mel6e beute
'on gSatan3a8 bier eintraf, bcri6tst, ban iie
ben S9ooner n@eor9e & @milp"
ION Yortlano autraf pel6er bon Der Mann. |
DAFT perlafen mar.
- Der m0d)entlidle Sautbcritlt qibt fol- |
enoen Nu8DeiS: 3uuabme Der Sarleben
Il ,454, ZOO; Ibnabme Der Spe,ie $2,459,z
90; 3unabme Der ,Qeqal SenoerS" 81 ,O72,
90; IbnGbme Der &irfulation Sic, 400:
lbnabme Der ReierOen S1,188,425.
- Gtooog uno Sanfe1 hatteu beute 5000
0laublge tit ihrem Sippobrom. Otooon
rn9te, mer 2ut babe, cine Seele Dem Sim
lei 81 retteu, unb Die SeriammlunQ idlnsute
'te DtarioHetten Don tbreH Sieen empor.
--Sobnun Gbomas 2Ougberp, Spei @elo
ild1er, welhe i'm DECEMBER b. s. aus Oem
tagmon0ltr. .'@cfdngniiie in SrOofpn aus.
radGn, ituo bier mtcOer perbaftet porOeu.
Der S6ubpereH Der lngarn ueriam-
lelte ltd) beute Jtahmittag, nm Srauerbez
biulle pegen 0e8 AbIebenS bon ,Sran3 Deaf
/ faien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

ais RaBor bon St.eouis ertl6rte, an Srifer.
ao. Srtlton nil ii1 nun beute al 6as Sbers
geridt t0euDen. ''' - W.
- SH unon'6lu, R.zS., if abermaIs ber
Srle9 siupdeH ben 8ibel, uuo guti. .pibrI.
teuteH I'M @ange. Giue Weuae grotefte oes
gen oLe 2SIeoerclu'lbruu9 6er 8ibel in Ssu
Shulen iino I'm llmlauie.
- Sn yfeip yOrf fHo abermals enoliIhe
!!nS oeutlde Sdriften obicBnen Snbolfs Iqis
ltrt uno Sob. .. Collins uno sb. .8rettbouer
oerbaftet tpor0en.
Sn Rem gOrt tpurbe Mi6uel NiHnen,
9sG @ @rmorouHg Oes irii6en SaieIen giee
ben. 7' 'N'''''S O'i"'''
Sn yaeru,gort fam am Samffaa U1ur.
gen IN 6olge Der grploiton elmer Serodn0l.
Sanlpe III Hr.65, Sit. 8roaowan, Feuer aus.
Sle 6lammeu 9rlHen ifueQ nm fid1. Tran1
eoQle l2raHg, nm iid Su rctten, aus oenT
5ipetten Stoducrt 6es 5auieB auf bic e,trose
InO erblelt arge SerIetungen; @Smor6 e.
@onmap that oaiielbs un0 mlroe, tSbtlid1 he.
l9aoi9t, ant9egObeu; S. GHlbrin brad, beim
SSptnH9e aus Dem 6eniter g(rm uuo 8eiu.
9todD 9nOere ycltte erhielten Serletuuaeu.
- Sn Srooflpu, gt.sY., itarb in Nol.e
;tn9enommener 8Iauidure Der B6der Sob. *
Sauer. Oh er OaS @ift uoridblid1 ODER Az.
aug nabm, lit mob uuermittelt. 8uaer
nOgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Salanas9 9epsihens
Der "A. Gonsr.s. : ertte stsmns.

9er A. GonertB. - Grtte gtBmns.
gSaibington, 10. Bebr.-Der Senat
mar beute nidt in SitHns.
SIN Reprdientan tie n b Il ie fanben,
ipie gsp6bnlit, peridieoene 5inanspeiien
Gelegenbeit, iid3 pernsbmen 81 lafsn. Or.
@bittenben bielt etne @ebe, in rpelfer er bic
Sano,rans Der Sesal: H. ssnSsys sHsfabi; pr;
in ben Snflatious<S <Sahren unb meinte, ollie
Bauifen Der leetereu 3sii ieien elue Solse Der
Sn1atiou sepeien. 0as 2aub tonne nidJt
tpteber arr Bliitbe selangen, bis Der &onsesB
iih pofitiu sesen iebe meitere 8ermebrung bes
Bapierselbes erfldre. Gr uerlauge eine bal
btse uno abiolute &iidfebr ;ur 5artselbSab-
lung. Shuloen ieien feine Wertbe, unb bic
y2egal- -9enber"e "eShulo ees Qanses iei fsin
gutes Gelb.
Sfi9ter &ellen bietl Johann cine ldngere
Reoe, in pelder er neriudte, bic SinanS<
Nrnitrupnte S(nire,a III nniherIenpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Dergraaoent sersRttwiWenTdaft beraulOset.

Cine 9nipielune auf Oas Serbalten beS 8rd=
fOenten, ipeldes Seniation nadlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
gps,lai 9etiielt.
8aItctttore
Sirf 3n(nrdgff Offer.

SIt -3nyuIWJIE VyhIE1
1&SmsRsts6e bon Soutbs uno 4Dater> 4ttabs.
lufi ODER sdaoen bur6 Branounslhd ioioobL in DC,
Staot, mie i'm aanbe, ale arten bon &tsenthuni,
Nobn=, 9abenz un6 Wdareubduier, Sanoelssiiter,
Aderban= Broeutte, Mobeln. 3aus @erdtbf4atten,
i'm Bau besriffene ober i'm Saien in 9abuus 6efinbs
ttte 6abr5euee II. (. 10.
Das Direttorium betebt aus ioIsenben Serren:
2Sm. o. SGrrtlou, Erdfibent;
Geo. U. Siders, &. Robt. Sentins,
0anib 9. Wilion, g. Morton Stemart,
BrGueis z. Sing, 3. 8. Netpccmer,
Senrp Carroll, Orpile SorDts,
R. g. Steuart, ID. %. Gaplor,
9enl. $. Bruno, Ssrael @oben,
8. b. adpfi, @eor9ee E. Sarrtion.
Hf. 8. Bennington.
applifations=Tormulare uno ipeiere stad,rtdt ibeI
ole @eielidai ipirb in Der Office, SIomefsgde bon
Sout9z uno Waterrrabe, erthsiIt, no aud aae Mufs
trd9e iofort erleoi9 lperoen. Berfherunsfu terben
dgf ir9eno cine 5rit an9enommen. mel6e Der Hpplfs
taHt DinideT mag.
(Sani,1SD IT. @poowoxtb, Sesr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Charlotte S1fSh m 61,t

SO ffon, 10. Gebr.-OaS 9etdenbeqGna.
nib Der beriibmten SGaulpielerin, ftnoet
@tontag (beute) Wttttag unt II llbr BON
Sings Chapel aus ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
MiMSInm.

Bottom, 10. Sebr. - Gin @ebeimpolisiit
1T beute nit ben notbusnOisen Bapisreu nod
9iperpool abgerelf, Inn @tAslom nod ben
per. Staaten su bringen. (5iebe &a5eIoe-
pei1en.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

ar. Senrt Yerabeam, otr eminente Yianif, Or=
tist, q en- far . Il ano oipieI, q fang nnb
harm onie In 9uabe's Y e rt ufSIofaI
a. anasmeiienen yrsifen. Su errihten, iospie aud
Da er elm Dieo5iuer u. 10 ftehen Dem grofeiior i'm
WerbdItuiiie gum 6losen Nuffer srossre Yortbeile
bei'm Gusbiloen Der Sttmme 5u @ebote. Ndbere
ausfunft tn 70. & p a be's 8eriaufsidIen.
(6ebr,4 4,tNtf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

9r. 9. s.. Wfpore's 9pptbefe, NorSfpet gde
Der Bart nno sertngtonirabe. 1T nab gir. 131,
eertn 9tou>, 2hiireu meftfib Don Yarfftrate,
oerleat moroen. 9Roore's Douquet=@olosne efne
Spe5talit6t. (5Sebrt6, Wty)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Ser Yro3eB Babtad's.

ar9umeute bes Spesial-G -Gnpaltes SroabbeaS
uno oeS SertbsibigerS Storrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
WorSog'5 Syutter
fir
pfsrOr uuS 9aru l1irb.

,3eusnrie fit Den SeUet5 Ger prafttiten Raslibs
tett uno Spariamteit oieies Suffers tommen iorts
U1breno.
Sberh Coleman, Gtgenthiimer bes a@arroIton1
potes," io9t: SD bin Elm re9eImdBigtr aunoe uno
9doe od5 9toBte Sertrlueu in otelen Artitel. ct
nit Iiitttsrt"
90. ttmanR & Comp, Smportsure uuO DeRiGas
teurc, id9eu:
Wit Dem 9rosten 8ergni9en empiebIeu mir Die.
len arttel ol5 ipariam uno boot ipo6it6ueno
Gen. 9, 9. 8pler id9t rNilt 8ere1igeu beSeuge
l9, ooB oieer grtifel udnBidle 3ufrebeHbei ste5t.
6et."
rooms Sutter foIiet uur Gents fur iebe
SiitteruHg.
8altimorer Depot: Rr. 48. GSef gassttes
Strake.
aub bel a.. 9. Sos9, iur,, & Comp, ger. 147,
Roroz6 6oipGrbraEe iofute bel Den Gctrdi6e6dnbIern
nj Aa9emelueu Bu 1a6en. (Septg, ,l2I}te ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
SECT" ed'mers: astne Sefabr'. Rein

Die "Colton Dental -Assoctdtton' ift INNER er=
folgreib, .3dbne obue ShHerieu aussu3ieben. Die
9roBten 3meihsr fonnen ftd5 pou oieer Ebatiade In
ben 3inmern Tr. 81. @ets petteftrabe, lbers
teuaen. (ian. q G Wtefl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Spbu M. Forref,S

Orig inaI< g9 q d 81 er<6beer
turrt Suiten &rtdltuns, hojsn 5as Seijerteit jtp
ihneer ais ir9eno Elm anberss befdnntes 5elmittel
0ean periudle ibn! 4reis 50 Gents. 3n baben in
aIeu Npotbeteu. (sSetr.2, ,2Nitey)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

6ataos Na atten.-unierB Bctent pertautt fitb beoeus
" teno tn Rerp.gort; i'm @rostn uno 8lrinen Su
baben bel Der DWonnnentaI Ratten> 3abrtf=
UeteHfdaft," gr. 30, S.=@utauftr. t5eb1s, ,tUit)
or. Robertton. 0r. 10, 8 iib.gutanHrase,
~bebanbelt ipeSe1 alle 3rantbetten Der llrtu Drz
aettt9es aIter uno ole sieroentrant1eittn, iueIGe
olr6 iusenolite unbeionnenbeitsn herrlbrtn. aiirs
lit enttanSene &rant9etteu ihnel turirt. Serren,
baten, baf iie pi'ienihaftlh uuo oufrtdtis bebanz
belt Derben. 8ireanitunoen: 12 llbr DIGS, "a
u5r ytabm. unb 6-9 llbr abbs. (8ebr2i, ,t2ylteF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Selegrapbii6e 9ereidest.

tDetl6te Der -AfToeirten Bre5ie1 tlr ben .9crt
IeipoubenteR.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Ser Srano Der gtsbdufer oer
,,GntGcrtpGer=Sp

gfe mtgJ OFT, 1y. Bebr.-Sn Berbin6unQ
NIT bem I'm unierer beutisen Sir. inter Ser
miid1te tele9rapblide Sepeiden sen,slOeteu)
Sranoe Der Gisbduler Der y8niGerboder SO.
nabe atbens, relp. 6nbiOn, tpirb semeloet,
baB bis oabin feiue rpsitere 8eri9te porltes
gen, ais berSelegrapb sebrad)t bat. Gs befanb
ii9 sort nur Elm @isbaus, welfes ieooh in
perldieoene Abtbeilunssn, melfe Dem @an=
5en bas Anleben elmer &eibe BON @ebGuoen
gab, geihieoen paren. SIS maren bort nid,t
tllebr, als 20 bis 25 Sonnen@is aufgetapelt.
Wenn baa @ebaupe nlitiammt islnen Mald1i.
usrle'n seritbrt III, 10 eirfte ber9srluit $780,
600 bis $4,000 erreiaen. Das Sic NOR
nid3t peftd,ert, 9ebduoe unb Mai6inerte'n
hatten Mur sine alietnrans BON s25,7O0. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

Vatente tperoen fiis GrRnoer ertptrft.
Grit mad grlansuua bes Bateuts tperben @e6Ib=
zen berehnet. q. $ e %. Z. botparo,
Nr. 18, 9 econoft Sc, Der Bot gegsniiber.
(Sebr2, 12Ultel 3tpeiS- Sreau in Waihtnaton. .. e
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-05-31
The Economy OF vegetariani.m.

A writer in the QUARTERLY Journal of
Science makes a trenchant criticism of
Arguments usually employed by yege-
tarians In support of their system of
diet. The auther considers the question
from the economic. the moral. and the
hygienic points of view. but we have
NOT snace TO e1ye more than an epitome
of his remarks on the first of these
topics. One hundred acres of good
land. saw the vegetarians, will support
a greater amount of human life If plan
ted with wheat .potatoes. or other crops
directly consumed by man. than If laid
ont i'm pasture or set i'm vegetables in
tended for the food of cattle, This is
true. but all land is not oood: in every
country there Is abundance of land that
is unfit for tillage. and which. never.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-05-31

The following superstitions, handed
down by tradition from the past, are
fervently believed in, in many parts Of
this country, and by people who rank
among the most intelligent:
Whoever reads epitaphs loses his
memory.
When mouse gnaws gown, some
misfortune may be apprehended.
When stranger enters room he
should be obliged to seat himself If only
for moment, as he otherwise takes
away the children's sleep within him.
The Growing Of a hen indicates some
approaching danger.
Whoever sneezes at an early hour
either hears some news or receives some
present the same day.
When women are stuffing beds, the
men should not remain in the house,
otherwise the feathers will come through
the ticks.
To rock the cradle when empty is
injurious to the child.
If a child less than twelve months old
be brought into a cellar, he becomes
fearful.
The first tooth cast by the child should
be swallowed by the mother to insure a
new growth of teeth.
To eat while a bell is tOlling for a
funeral causes toOthache.
The following are omens of death: A
dog scratching on the floor, or bowling
in a particular manner, and owls hOOt-
ing in the neighbOrhoOd of the house.
ButtOning the coat awry, or drawing
on a coat inside out, causes matters to
go wrong during the day.
White specks on the nails are lucky.
He who has teeth wide asunder must
seek his fortune in distant land.
He who proposes moving into a new
house must send In beforehand bread
and new broom.
Domestic harmony must be preserved
when washing day comes, in order to
insure fine weather, which is indis-
pensable, as that ceremony is generally
performed out of doors.
When children play soldiers on the
roadside it fOrebOdes the approach of
war.
Whoever finds a four-leaf trefOil-
shamrOck-should wear it for good luck.
By bending the head to the hollow of
the arm the Initial letter of the name
of ones future spouse is represented.
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Alcoholic Stimulants During Physt.
cal Exposure.

Where men are subject to great and
prolonged exposure to cold, experience
has taught them the danger Of taking
spirits while the exposure continues.
Ny friend DIR. Feyer told me that when
crawling through the wet weather. in
pursuit of deer, on cold day, he offered
the keeper who accompanied him pull
from his flask. The old man declined,
saying, ''No, thank you, it is too cold" !"
The lumberers in Canada who are en-
gagged in telling timber in the pine
forests, living there all winter, sleeping
in holes dug in the snow. and lying on
spruce branches covered with buffalo
robes, allow no spirits in their camp,
and destroy any that may be found
there. The experience of Arctic trav-
elvers on this subject is nearly unani-
nous; and owe to my friend DIR.
Miner Fothergill an anecdote which
illustrates it in very striking way. A
party of Americans crossing the Sierra
Nevada, encamped at spot above the
snow-line, and in an exposed situation.
before going to sleep, and they lay down
warm and happy; some took moderate
quantity, and they lay down somewhat
but not very cold; others took none at
all, and they lay down very cold and
miserable. Next morning, however,
those who had taken no spirits got up
feeling quite well, those who had taken
little got up feeling quite cold and
wretched, and those who had taken a
good deal did not get up at all; they
had perished from cold during the
night. Those who took no alcohol kept
their heart warm at the expense of their
skin, and they remained well; those
who took much warmed their skin at
the expense of their heart, and they
died.
But while alcohol is thus injurious
during prolonged exposure to cold, the
case is very different after the exposure
is over, and its administration may then
be very beneficial.
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Old Philadelphia Churches.

The first Methodist congregation, by
the-way, i'm Philadelphia consisted of
three men and their wives and certain
John Hood, who met in a sail-loft in
Dock Street. The Wesleys sent over
Fillmore, who preached from the State
house steps, carrying his library
and wardrobe in his saddlebags, and
aided by Captain Webb, a one-eyed
British. barrack-master, whose stentO-
rian tones sounded through the streets
like trumpet calling to battle. St.
Georges Church was the first owned by
this sect, in Fourth Street, a dreary
place, Watson states, with no floor and
leaky stOve-pipe. The British, during
Howe's occupancy. took 1t as a cavalry
school. John Hoods wonderful sweet
voice in singing is so often noted in
these old records what we seem to catch
an echo of its soft music even now.
The first Synagogue in the city, built
i'm l747 was in a small house in Sterling
Alley, between Cherry and Race streets.
those Jews banished by Isabella and
Ferdinand from Spain.
The first Presbyterian church was
founded in 1893. The "New Lights,
disciples of Whitefield, built house at
Third and Arch streets. Their pastor
during the revolution was the famous
Gilbert Tennant, thought by the COM
mon people to be a saint of God. The
story went that, being Overtaken by a
thunder storm, he went into an inn,
when the lightning came down the
chimney, melting his silver knee
buckles, but leaving him unharmed.
The first Baptist church originated
in a joke. A wild young fellow named
Reach arrived from London in 1886, and
passed himself for a minister. He was
invited to preach, and the house was
filled to hear the English divine. When
in the midst of his sermon he was sud-
denly wrenched with remorse, and
with tears confessed his trick. He
went at once to Baptist minister at
Rhode Island, was baptized, ordained,
and at once returned to Philadelphia
to preach in all sincerity.
The first Roman Catholic Chapel was
built in 1729, when Miss. M'Gauley, an
Irish lady, brought over a colony as
tenants, and settled on the road leading
from Frankfort to NewtOwn. Penn
complained that it was subject of Of
fence against him in England that he
suffered the scandal of the mass in his
Province, but he made no effort to stop
it.
All these churches had increased and
were in a flourishing condition at the
time of the Revolution. 1t was an easy
matter then, too, to distinguish the
members of each by their dress, just as
the costumes of laboring men and their
wealthier neighbors marked the differ
ence of caste so strongly as to delight the
eye of an artist, however offensive it may
have been 70 q reformer.-Harper's
Magazine.
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No one has yet been able to analyze
or demonstrate the essential action of
perfume. Gas can be weighed, but not
scents. The smallest known creatures
the very monads of life-can be caught
by a microscope lens and made to deliver
up the secrets of their organizations,
but what it is that emanates from the
pouch of the musk deer that fills whole
space for years and years with its pene-
trating OdOr-an Odor that an illimitable
number of extraneous substances can
carry on without diminishing Its size
and weight-and what it is that the
warm Summer air brings to US from the
flowers, no man has yet been able to
determine. So fine, so subtle, so ill.,
ponderable, it has eluded both our most
delicate weights and measures and our
strongest senses. If we come to the
essence of each OdOr, we should have
made an enormous stride forward, both
in hygiene and i'm chemistry, and lone
would profit more than the medical
profession if it could be as conclusively
demonstrated that such an odOr pro-
ceeded from such and such cause. as
We already know of sulphur, sulphurate
hydrogen, ammonia, and the like.