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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01
Reliable Evidence.


HOME TESTIMONY.
DR.. SwAYNE-Dear Sir: feel 1t to be due to you
and suffering humanity TO give the following testl-
mony respecting the wonderful curative powers OF
your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Sarsapa-
rilla and Tar Pills. ] was ancted with violent
cough, pains in the side and breast, night sweats,
gone, and my stomach so very weak that my physi-
clan was at loss to know what to do for me, as ev-
erything used in the shape OF medicine was reject
ed spit different times pint of blood. ] remained
for months In this awful condition, and gave up all
hopes of ever recovering. { this time you recon-
mended the use OF your syrup and pills, which i'm.
mediatelv began to soothe, comfort and allay the
violence Of the cough, strengthened and healed IN
lungs; in short, It has made a perfect cure OF ne
and am now able to pursue my daily labor. ny
person doubling the truth Of the above stat m
Will please ca on or address me, at the factory
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01
JOB PRINTING!

the Jobbirg department OF the COLUMBIAN is yer
complete, and our J b Printing will compare favora
with that OF the large cities. All work done on
rnand, neatly and at moderate prices.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01

AT the meeting of the Connecticut His
torical Society at Hartford, on Tuesday last
that rare book, a Mazarine Bible, was ex-
hibited by Dr. Trumbull, This is one of
the only two copies in America and only six
in the world. 1t was printed in 1855 by
Gutenberg, and was the first book ever print
ed from movable types. Two years ago two
copies were sold at auction in London in the
same sale, and one, printed upon paper,
brought $4,000, gold the other ON yellum
broughs $50 900, gold.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01
THE COLUMBIAN.

BIAN C0NSoLDATED.)
Issued weekly, every Friday morning, at
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, pa
Two DOLLARS per year, payable In advance, or
during the year. After the expiration OF the year
t2.5O viii be charged TO subscribers out OF the
county the terms 81 per year. strictly in advance
ga Vi II not paid in adv6nco and $500 II payment be
delayed be Ond the year.
No paper discontinued, except at the option OF the
publishers, until all atrearages are paid but LONG
continued credits after the expiration OF the first
year win not be given.
All papers sent out OF the state or to distant post
ofi,ces must be paid for In advance, unless a respon
slbe person IN Columbia county assumes to pay the
subscription due on demand.
POSrAGEi is no longer exacted from subscrbersin
he county.
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Dll. SW "A N T. .
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry

Hemmorrhage or splitting OF blood, may proceed
from the larynX, trachia, bronchia or lungs and
arise from various causes, undue physical eNerti0n,
plethora, fulness OF the vessels, weak lungs over
straining of the voice, suppressed evacuation, OBJ
structiDn the splppn liver &c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01
THE LUNGS
CONSUMPTION.

This distressing and dangerous complaint, and It's
premonitory symptoms neglected cough night
sweats hoarseness wasting flesh fever permanent,
lycured by Dr. "Swayne's Compound syrup Of Wild
Cherry"
BRONCHIT1S-a Premonitor Of pulmonary Con-
SUMPTION is characterized by Catarrh or inflammation
OF the mucuous membrane of the air passages,
hoarseness, pains In the chest. For all Bronchial
affections, sore throat, loss OF voice. coughs,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-06-01

OF personal appearance, should not neglect that
natural necessity the hair. by many II has been
neglected until lt has become thin gray or entirely
fallen on, The London Hair Color Restorer restores
natures losses, and imparts healthy and natural
color, thickens the hair, cures dandrun and all
itchy scaly eTuptions the scalp, making II white
and clean, and insuring luXuriant growth OF hair
in It's natural youthful color Price 10 cents. Prin-
epal depot for the u s., $50, North Sixth street,
PHILADELPHIA,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14
Anecdote Of Paley.

The career Of Palsy presents q. in.
stance Of the saving power Of . proper
word spoken at ths proper tine.
Il il . well known fact that in
bis earlier days Paley VAS somewhat
wild. Yet. fer oil this. be held his place
st the head Of every class Of which be
was member, besidss rendering assist.
snce 70 classmates Who were not % Ter.
tunatsly endowed BY nature. Among
his warm snd devoted friends WAS the
Young and wealthy Viscount R.
One night s.pssty Of thu students
only few Of the choice spirits-wsrs
assembled in Lord Rs private apart
nent, where they drank and caroused
until very late hour. Oc the follow.
ing nsrninG the Visoount came 70 Pa
ley's sooA. end 81 dowa upea the side
OF the bed, for the latter had not yet
arisen.
Lack here. Farley" said he. ~ith .
solsmn ssrnsstness. Il have bess Civ
ing myself . good deal Of trouble this
morning On your account. Now / am
wealthy. anc hslosg to . wealthy and
powerful family; and what l do here in
college don't 20 much matter. Even il
l should 60 under entirsly. there are
plenty standing ready to all my plscs
But how 10 it With your You are poer,
and have your own way to make in tho
world. You have it in you to make .
leader Of msn.-sye.-if yos do your
best yOn may mould men to yosr will.
Your friends are even now losking up
to you. And yet zee how you ere vast
ing not only your time. but your own
self! Paley. don't Dc il any more At
any rate. don't, Tor Heavens sake. let
me have it on my conseiencs that
have helped to drag you down.
Lord R went out and Pslsy eat up
and reflected; and. - he often told to
his youthful friends in bis later years,
from that moment his life entered upon
. new course. He gave up oil dissipa-
tioo at once aud forever. and went at
work to lay deep snd strong the foun-
1stion Of that manhood which Was 70
bless the world.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14
This LIES Too Short.

This life's too short for cen Q tear
Without cause to dow;
Our aim should ever be to cheer
The soul that's stepped in voc.
A. ivy climbs the ruined pile
And covers its decay.
80 We shoul1 strive to bring a smile
To hearts no longer gay.
When night shall come to close Our
eyes,
Well wish again 'twere moorn
hsproech ourselves. and think hov
wise
Were those who laughed to scssn.
Then. oh! be kind-our stay Is brief
Ere life begins TO wane;
A noble heart extends relief,
And never causes pain.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

ADVICE TO OFfIc8-S8xKlRs.-Ths
other dsy I heard . cabinet minister
talking 70 . youas ,saA vhe vantsd .
place. MY young frised." aid be.
don't apply. Haw wood. drive COWS.
anything honorable. bat preserve your
Independence. have man in my d.
partment Who hes -bssn in forty ysass."
"Forty years 7" "Yss. every day q il.
He came lin in 1886. Well. no gets
about the same salary b had TO COM
mesos With. The ether dsy he came 70
me. saying: 4 ought - have died forty
years eee.' 'Yeu don't mean that ssid
L. Yea said hs. I mean that. I
have been buried II this bailding forty
years. and bs1 just - we'll been bar
led il the grave. whats the difference
between tombsi OF what sdvsntags
have been to nayscf 10 hersf ! had
nothing when I came in. aud have get
nothing row. I am disqualified Tor
anything. III wss turned out teddy.
I would stArvc to-msrow. Do much
for . government pssitiea which young
.nsn are % anxious 20 get. They bad
better leave II alone. s.-Ca<isssti Com.
m<reial.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

He WAS . melancholy. low-spisitsd
kind Of man, with no style abeut him,
but he bowed politely to the lady Of the
house Who answered his ring ct the
door and SMILED almost sweetly ct The
urchia who was tuggins at her dress.
Can I sell you bottle Of the Magi-
cal instantaneous Frsckle EliminatOFs"
he asked, producing . bottle from the
little black box With leather handles
which hs had With him.
Don't want any"
Its splendid article madnm-waz.
rsnted or money cheesfully refunded.
Better try it."
Il don't want any. say"
If you dent think it will work.
can give you the most convincing proofs
that you Are mistaken"
go long; ! haven't any use for it. !"
Il see you have got en- bad"
Got 'em bad, sir: whst do ysu
mean"
II was saying that you Amt bad yet.
But don't neglect EN- If you don't want
to be - specklsd - duck egg"
me! me heckled! Get out with you.
you impadent man."
III them amt frsckles en- your nose
never saw any"
Take yourself OF instantly. Go, /
say. or Ill call the police"
Better try the Magical Instantsse.
Gus Eliminator before it's too late"
ugh! you nssty-."
Heres some Of my World Reno wnsd
Pimple SubjuRator. It'll take the PIN
pies OF that hoy there % you wouldn't
know him in two days."
''Police! pulics!"
''Its too bad. though. that nothing
will cure his crOss-eyss or turnup nese."
ugh you bruts-I could" But
she never said what che could. but
slaomed the door shut with crash and
throw herself on the bed and cried
with vexation until dinner. time.
How crusty and disagresable ssms
people are" uttered the gentle Rlini.
nator man a. he passed through the
front gate.
At the next house the patient sufferer
said 10 the fairy whs came to the door
Madam. l am sslling the dsservedly
popular and ever suocsSsful Patent Hair
Crimpiug Fluid"
mo. don't want any"
Il am also selling the famous Magical
Freckls EliminstOr, but saw at once
by your fine complexion that you are
not in need of any such article. Let
me sell you bottle Of the Hair Crimp.
ing Fluid"
"Wsll. l don't know"
II can't help ssniling to think that
the lady next door to you. to whom /
tried to sell bottle Of the Eliminstor.
denied up and down that shs 10
freckled."
Denied that shes frsckledS"
Indeed she did,"
why. shes the frecksldsst object l
ever saw. and che ksows it."
II couldn't help thinking 20 myself"
'Shs's vain. stuek-up thing. any
w.y"
Il dare say she is. I'm pretty sure
I can tell when meet real lady"
How much did you say this isf'
Zone do 'sr and half . bottle, mad
am."
III l hadn't failed TO catch the 6rst
woman on the EliDiaator wsuha't
have caught the ether on the Crinpisg
Fluid, and, blsss their souls, they're
both the same thing" nuttsred the
meek and low spirited peddler ss be
passed sn.-Chicd0o Times.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

A PAT AxswRR.-1s. Lester aid
that when hs was . boy ten ce twelve
years of sgs. be vss one day seaso.ng
10 Nsrkes square with bic grendfssssr,
when four lrishmen came cp. one Of
whom ssked the distance 10 Psvtucase.
He wss told By The old ssotlsc,a. enee !!
IL vas about four miles. well, saish.
ssid Pat, in mock tone Of encourage
msnt TO his three tired coopanioos.
.rhst's mot had a sll-oaIy . NILE
aciscs for ~. "Whom DO you vent %
zee in Pavtucksss" iaqsirsd 4r. Lssees.
sseios. ..Bs ~ povsss." vee tes qsses
ssply. Il Woat % - Usssas snoee ~
moss e oaybo1y.~-Asei1as JssrsA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

Duane . recent thunder storm near
Memphis, Tenn, negro was severely
kicked BY . vicious mule. and jast q
he WAS picking hinsslf up . stroke Of
lightning hit the mule and killed him
dead on the spst. well, dsri" ex-
claimed the negro. "sf dis chile hsin't t
got pow'ful frsns TO 'venge his insults.
den dsre's no use tryin' to hAh faith in
anyt'ing!"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

A BLAcKsxITH having purchased and
fitted up for . shop An old Aonss pre-
viocsly owned and occupied BY . law
yer, . wsg wrote on the door:
'This house lawyer onse enjoyed.
A smith doth new hsrsss;
How naturally the iron ago.
Succeeds the age Of brdss."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

ORA1An yLoU1. CHOPPED yE1D. Ac.
Dssssy aaA esAss osass ehoDDsd - Asr ,oeass
~ q loUog1 ro1soL
0ssia esos ~ sonnss non sny ~ q ~
ls0nA. pes0D0y OsS1DA enA Sseasnad
Ywn YrsAues sf eli h1ads bsugha - ssld -
ee0m1nsaoo.
sa3lAvU 0Ion08 HDvAooe
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14
mrs. S. 0. HEWES. N. D.
nj IN lint Lady Graduates il ledieiss,

07In h6S 09fVlcd1 70 VIZ VSOpEe u OessSsS 80
4, uogsh Pacific Coasi.
NJ, Doctor Hswes comes West after ten yssss
Secse1apt sad successful practice. viii Opsa
=, Aouse 70 tho sick. Mothers can ind home.
Va ths best medical attendance during cesane-
-. md patients for general medical treatment.
Vlil treat the sick by letter. and all orders fOs
Ns1teiss hy mail or eIpress.
Hnidspcs on Union street. between Fourth and
nfi. my~-dWW
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SranS In Gbiea9o. - 9Gd,t Wtit=
9ltcOer Ser Ie4ertpebr Derl1ms

@htcugo, IA. 9topbr. - Sn benz oberen
Stodperte oe8 ausgeoebnten @tabliTIemeutS
Der S36. 6ielo & 2ertei8, gfe Der State. un0
gSmbiugtOnitraBe, brad I'M 70 llbr beute
AbeHo 6euer aus, melhe5 III Oieler 3eit
g llbG Oer&ontrole Der 6euerruebr entpa6ien
5u ieiu i6eint. Ga5 9adl lit ioeben ein9e=
ltiir3t, Ino es bat OeH 2luifein, alS Oh oa8
gan;e@ebduOe uebit oem @aarenporratbe 3er.
tGrt ueroen murbe.
(SpGter.) Das 6eucr befiuoet iidl iett unz
ter @OutrOle; Oa8 9ebdHOe nit Gu8nabme
Der sluei unteren Stodusrfe lit uoQGnOiq aus.
gebrannt uuo Der gSaarenuorratb SerItGrt. -
l8dbrenO oe89ranoeS ereignete ii9 eiullufaQ,
bur6 melheu elm Dtitgleb Der Seuermebr aus
genblidltd get0Otet unO bier ieiner &ancraoen
10 it)mer Oerlebt murben, oaB iie mobrihein.
ltd iterben mer0en.
9us GebaHbe geb0rte Ger Singer Manu~
iactnriugz Comp" unO puroe Dor etma fiiui
Sabren nit einem SOtenaufpanoe Don $780,
900 erbaut. Die 0tauern, meld)e ourf cine
iriibere SeuerSbrnuit geidmd9t lpuroen, ma.
rem niemals iebr itarf uno f0untn ieoen Augeu'
bid einitlirSen.
Der Serluit an Waaren miro auf $3.50, ,OOO
81 100000 g,ihatt, pabreno Die Sriihs.
ruug ungefdbr 3peiOrittel Oes Serit6rten Q8er.
Ties reprdlenttrt.
@bas. u. 0uOlep unO Elm gGddter I'M Sc.
bauOe, befen gtameu ni9t betannt 1T, mur
Den burd einItiir5enbes Mauerpert getBOtet
wabrenO I. 3. 6lamburgb, 6raucis Slami
gan, 81. G. Bapne unO Serome 8drlep lcbenS
9etdbrlide SerleeuHgen bauou trusen.
Sobu S'Rourfe, eugene Smeenep perber
ueruiBt uuO man befir9tet, 0aB iitb ibre Sci
den unter ben Rutnen befinOeu. Bat. Smitl
tpurOe burh eineu faucnOen 8alteu idlmgr an
Sopfe perlett, $50 Berlonen, oarunter 15(
6raucu, meldle als &leioerma9srinneu H. .m
in Dem @tablifcment bei6dftigt mareu, gera
then ourb ben 8rano auBer Arbeit.
@bica9Or 10. ytOubr. - 9r. Sislo ocl
Der 6irma 6ielO & &eitsr, Osrsn Gasnmuuren
gtabliifement geiterH etugedi6ert warSe, tBeil
nit, Dap Oas fSener in Sen 0adrailme ober
balb Oss fiiHften StOdpertes ausbra9. Stu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-11-16
eine srnn6nfe In Cincinnati.

Sim letten DtOntage, all benz befanntlid)
aud gteipzgorf Der S6auplat bon elm paar
grduti6su &baten mar, ging es in Cincinnati
nift piel beTer Su, unO aud bert ipielten
Oeutide Die SauptrolleH. Sine Srau Mtinz
ME Senniug, bic 26 3abye alte Satin eiues
oeIti6en Wagenmahers, hing f6 an ibrsr
gettlaoe auf. 9as Yaqr mar lett etpo ssbu
Monaten perbsiratbet, . Dor II 9aaer
mur0e iie uon eiusin tleinen &naben entburl,
ben. Seit etma ud)t Sagen lit bic Srau an
beitiagn 6ieber uno mar 5eitpeiie 9eiitcSub,
peienb.
giel Idredli4er tpar eil orS giferiu9t I'M,
ternOmnleuer @lriuG eines 8uthss, NamenS
0li6ael 8eigel, ieine Slau uHO Oanu fid ielbf
umSgbringeu. Der ySOlfsfreunb" bonn 9ieu.
itage bsriGtet bmiiber:
rgine idredli9s 2bqt ooQSOg beute Wlor.
gen fur3 Dor llbr Der 9eiieer fineS 8irtEs.
iIup aofbauies in Scr. 1872, @entrai, aeenne
elm getniiiGr Nilb. gSeigel. gr i6nitt 3ui
3eit ietner Satin, 9ls iie i9lief, fat 0te
0dlite bes 5alieS burf un6 perlu6te iif
Oonn in ber @iferne bes SauieS 5u ertrdnfsn,
Otau bate borber fe!ue Abnung, 6ab oei
Manu Nol9' einer Gbat tabiS i.iH tDnutsl
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Henerssr,ttft in ct. aonis

ct. Vouts, IA. Jtopbr.-SurS nat) Mit.
terna6t beute friib brad in Dem Mai6inen.
raume oeS @ebQuoeS Ger, LOG uno l08 an Der
Sitieite Der A., 8wii6en Biuez uuO @beltuut=
itrabe, Dem nPlanters6ouie" gegenitbsr, Seuer
aus, welfes OG8 @ebGuoe beinabe poQfdnoiq
5erf0rte. Sm unteren StOflperte befauO IidI
bas Gtabltiiemeut bes 8el3bGnolerS 80. s.
Steiuberg, OeIien @aareuoOrratb auf $50, 900
$4,000 9eihdst muroe. 6iuter6ru. Steilt=
berg'S Saoen beianO iit Die Exclamation OeS
6rn. So6n SOunet; Der &erluit OieieS Serrn
lit nift ermittelt. Sic oberen Stofmerfe Oe8
@ebduoes wuroen BON Der ,,St. 2oui5- Sauf-
uote'@omp.," BON ASOOfatenbiireauS 2oQirz
3inmern &C. eingeuommen, uno bic iuuolnirteu
Serluite t0nnen bis iebt auh mi9t eiumal anz
nGberno geibGtt meroen. 9as @ebGuoe ge.
b6rte Der 6rau 2lun 6. Sount uno foitete Dor
Swei S0brsn 100000. 0a8 an Der Roroieite
anitoBen0e @ebGuoe, in mel6em ii6 Stone's
Dhieum beftuoet, lpuroe ourf g8aiier beihd=
Oi9t; oas pra4tuoae @ebduOe Der 6anOel8-
hammer, melfe6 nur Ourb etnen3 3nii6enraHm
bon etna 20 SUB BON Dem brenneuoen sc.
bGuoe getrennt mar, enttam obue S1Noeu,
auBer OaB etma 20 grOBe 6eniteri6eiben in
6Olge Der Sibe 3erlprangen.
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gus gSeitinoiett. - Die 6enOltttton
tn San 5OntinGp.

0aoanna, IS. 9toobr.- Der fran50iIldle
Boitoampier ut aus ct. Sboma8 bier angez
tommen uuo bringt gta6rt6ten aus Gan
Domingo bis Suu ). 9tOuember. Su Buerto
Ylata iinb uiele Siirger ennueOer eingefertert,
uerbaunt Oosr biugeri6tet worben. 9tabe3u
100 BerOnen, weld)e tm Ser0adte ftan0en,
an ben letten polltiI9eu lluruben betbciligt
geWeien 81 etn, wurOeH III Setten auf Spei
S6oonerE na6 Der Staot Gan Domingo gez
bra9t. Inter Oen @eiangenen befaub f6 Der
peruuianiite SOuiul, 0tebrere Der @efauge=
ncn purOen NIT @emalt aus ben Souiulaten
gertiieu, no iie 3ufluAt geiuAt batten, Die
tegteruugS;ruppeu batten nur Die StGote in
ben nOrbliden 8rOuinSen in ihrem 8ciite,
wdbreuO Die 9fepOlutiondren oaS QanO allentz
balben our9itreiften. Die liiolt6e Brouin3
SeibO befaub iid nod in Offener TeUOlte, unO
OaS &eiultat Der NebelliOn lieB itd nod ui6t
ermeien, - 9tabe Sap l0aptien faub am
5. gtopember ell Qlufruhr inter ben QauSbez
wObnern Itatt, luel1er ieOOd au9eubiidl9
uuterOriidt murbe. Su 6aptt rTor Alle8
ruhig, uHO Die @ei9dfte bIiibteH raid ruieber
enlpor.
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gSabrI@ctnlt@er SclDitmOrS clues
Sbica9O'cr SanfOr6itSe

9btca9 0, IA. 9toubr r.-Oiegei6e Oe86rn.
g8m. S. @Oplbau9b, 8rdioenten Der bieiiaen
yllnlou 9tatiOnal 8aut," muroe nm 6 ll6r
beute Ntorgen auf ber Sreppe oes Ooualabz
Nonument8 auf9efunOeu. Gin 8eUolper,
auf mel4er Der gtame Oes SerItorbenen itauO,
lag in Der gtdbe.
(Spater.) Dap bas traurigc @rei9niB in
tetuer Serbtnouug nit ben Qifairen Der Sant
tano, mtro bur1 fOlgenoe Sbatia6en belpiez
len: Der 8auf=@raminator @atlon CAB beute
Gforgen rtegrtldruug ab, baB er gelteruQbcnb
letHe balbldbrlthe unteriudung Der behefiens
ben 8ant pOllenoete umO OaB iein 8eri9t an
ben SourantzSonnoleur ergeben werOe, oaB
Die AHltalt nt9t nur iOlOent ei, ionOeru io9ar
auBcr9emDbnlif groBe @elOmittel in 8aar
beitBe. Sr. Bation fiigt birBu, oaB Der
SelbitlnorO bes 6rn. @OOlbaugb feine8faas
our6 letne 8eSiebuugen ju Der 80ut uerans
laBt mOrOen icln f0une.
Die Seamteu Der Sant baben Elm Girfular
oeroHentlt4t, in melfem ite oieietbeu2ugaben
MAIDEN, uie Or, 9SQtiou.
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Erchtcr 6nthttcr

Gtner Der Hnperl ldlGmtelten Hn0 unUerpiiIt.
lifiten Sd)nin0ler, yHeUereno Or. q. ..
@lapis" ODER y@raf BON Siiliu9slOmen," Ell
gentli6 aber @leuwit, 1T iett wtsOer anfge=
tau4t, unO 5war in 8aibiHgton, mO er it6
fir ben 2lgenten elmer beuti6en 9ampfI6iftz
fabrts= =@eieQi6aft aussab.
Der 9lbgeOrbuete Srentano, Der Dor fiinf
Sabren aIlf bemielben 0ampfer init ,@lapis"
Die 9ieiie naf europa genlaft unO balb Oaz
raHf III Dresden aus eineln 4rtifel Ter ,,SQ.
StSStg." ben mabren Gbarafter beS Menihen
fennen gclernt bate, ertlarpte i'm in3aibinq.
ton, uno y9laoiS" I6etnt jett pon bort, nadlz
bem er eineu 5otelbeiiter i9mer betrogen bat
te, perid)punben Su iein. 9a5 gSaib. Sour.
nal" mirft bel bieier @elegenbeit folQenoeu
6iidblid auf Die @auibabn oes Spib6ubeu
y@r ftammt aus 9feu6aloeuSleben bel Maq=
Oeburg, mO er nebrere @efduguiBItrafen abqe-
leilen batte, unb tau6te in Amerita Suerit in
9teparf, RS, auf, no mir i'm Inter Dem
gtameu Nep. 8r. @iQpis ols 8ebafteur uuo
3erausgeber zines oeuti6en religTlen 8lattes
periDnlif fennen lernten. Sas @elO 3ur lSes
rausgabe beS SlatteS bate er iid1 BON front
men Anlerifanern Su ueri6affen gerpuBt, mel
DIE er auBerOem nod gebSrig anpumpte, bis
CT l0iteBll0 BET gtaDt uHo Nebel perouttete.
Spdter tauate er oils S9aenIeifer eines
9SObltbdtigteits. GOmite's in @9s.Sartor. 81,
tp auf un0 9ing oann mad gtoro. Carolina,
no er ieine Sdwinoeleisn i'm @roBen betrieb.
als er bort runl09li1 rpurSe, begab er iidJ
ua6 81. 4ouls, ueri6affte it6 b.t Der ySt.
@roirz superior Ginienbabn" gtngang
uuO erbieit BON herielben $125,O00 in Bombs
auperraut, Die er III Sranfiurt a. 81. Uerper,
then lOllte. @r bat bieie Bombs obne 3peifsl
in Der alten 8elt nntergebru6t unO beren Gb,
uebmer, mte bic @iienbabn @eie1i6aft betro.
gen. 2lls an9ebli9er Sice- BrdiiOent einel
ameritanii9en ySraniit- -@eielli6aft" yi6enf.
ter hang, na4bem er naA europa Suriid.
gcfebrt mar, benz iamei;riihen SunbeSratbt
$4,000 bis 100000 ader Qanb IN SlOrioo
gum 3mede Der @riiubung elmer S9neiSer.
SolOnie. Der Suubcsratb nobm Oieies ge.
nerDie anerbieten an unb bsauftragte Der
S1peiSef Geueral=&oniul Sit in @aibiug.
ton nit Der grileuuung elmer @omnliliton
ipsld)e 0as an9sbOtene 9anb ittipi;iren iollte
ytatRrliA ftellte eS fif berdus, oaB tneiol9l
@ienbabns@ s@sleli9aft erii.irte uno @lauis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-11-16
Gin ittteFe1aMter @r6Tdj0ftsprosef,
In QlttSiid1f.

gtew.9Orf, 10. gtopember. 6rau gliie
0ttller BON bier, pel6e ben Ra6laB Oe8 S5rn.
Sobu YOung, aus 119, ,0OO4dern2an0 in 8irz
gtnien, gSeit Sirginieu uno 8entufu, lomc
wertbuouem grunOeigentbum in 8hilaOelpbia
uno 4leranortu beitebeno, aI8 ibr Gtgcutbum
beaniprudlt, bat Shritte getrofieH, UNI ibre
Inipritdle Ourh OaS Sbergertdlt Sur @eltunq
iu brtngen. Der yta6laB wiro Don Charles
S'GonnOr, Dem 2lnpalte Der SlGeeriu, auf
$3O,00O,000 geiddet. Gin Sbeil Ser fraqli.
den GdnOereteu lit iett tm 8eiiee mebrerer
@tieH- uuo &o6leu'GOmpa9nie'n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-11-16
ESGiTbtiibe tud1renS oes NOnatS
SeOtemberA

NeipzY Ort, IA. gopbr. - Oa8 8iireau
rSerttaS" bat ioeben etueu8ari6t itber bic I'M
Otonate September .. s. pOrgefallenenSf,iff,
bride Oer01entlidt. Der Beridlt crQiebt,
hoB wdbrenO 0e8 betrefsnOen Munats 80 eng.
lilte, II iran5Biil9e, IL oeutI6e, amerifa-
niid]e, 6 ttulteniid]e, norpegii4e, boudn=
oite, idweOtidcs, l Oitreidii9es, / Oani.
lbes, l ipanii9c6 unO 3 5abr5euge, beren
gfattonalttGt nift eruittelt muroe, i6eiterten
- I'M 9an5en so Sdiffc. Sn Oieier 2uSobl
itnO II oermiBte SabGeuge eiugei6loiien.
Inter Den Oerungliidten 6abr;eugen befan0en
F9 . 9ampfsr, rdmlidl 2 britii9e, Deutider,
amerIfauilf2r mo Ipauii1er.