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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21

- Die @eietgsbun9 pon 81 en- Seri E y
erndgite geitern Gen 3 0emOfraten Sto d.
ton gum Goutroleur.
- Ju Httt8 burg, 3D., purosn bel Der
geitrigeu Uf Ufunl1ipalmaD Die Demo
tgattn SlNcca ano Wfc@artbg iiir bas Utapor'
mo @rniIoleursumt ermdblt; Die Republts
taner erwdblicn 9yr. Sllsoce gum Shat'
meiiCr.
- 9n glncaTer, Sp., l0urSe Is. 3. Sen
neon 9eilera BON icinem gtclien y. s. Sen
nsop III elnen Slrcite iibcr elnen Y.o3eB sr=
moroct. Der Sbdtcr iit uerbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
2las ber 8anoes.Sauptitaot.

W btn9 on, 20. Sebr. - Sr. Sames
.. Watmouab, biSher als 3abliuipettor Der
Slotte augeItellt, ut gum @eneral- 3ablmeifter
Der @rrlee srnann. poroeu.
- Die beutt9sn ginuubmen fir Snlaut=
Steuern beliefeu itd auf $780, l59. 40; fir
3oaabgaben aui 5000, ,O5O.83.
- @tne Delegation Der Bonca Snolauer
ptro nafitens BON 0afota bier eintrefftr,
nm NIT Del Regicruug megen Der lleberiieoe,
lung oeS St1mneS mad bem SnOanerzSer=
rltorium 8udiprad)e gu nebmen.
- DIE Serbaublungen IN Der beuti9sn &a.
brnstSHbun9 paren unnid)tig.
- Oas SlnanSz@ z@omte oe3 Senat8 beIdlob
beute, cine Sia ein3uberi6teu, melf,e oa8
Slno!reH Der ueuen pterproSenttgeu SbliqQz
tlonen anoroue:. Die BIZ itimmt nid)t gun,
NIT Dem bon Dem grdfbenten porgeidlaaenen
Ylans uberetn, bat leood) Oenielben3pcd gum
:3ele.
- Ser merifaniid)e @eianbte pnb morQeu
Dor oem Suitts= Semitic oeS Se.1ats erid)elneu
uHo remiclben Semelie fiir Die Nngabe Inter
brclten, hab Die @ntideloung i'm Betreii oeS
Neil'ider anipruAss betriigerlid lit.
= Die 4ppIifGttOn I'M Sesnaoi9uug beS
Steuerbetriiger5 Sopce, lueldler 9egeumGrttg
elnen Straftermln I'M 3ud]thaule 3u SSeffer.
ION @ltp, OtO., abbiiBt, llegt 9egeupdlt9
oem 9eueralaupalte Gait CUR @nIlde.ouug
Dor, nno man eradtet eS fir pabrideinlidl, /,
oaB III tpentsen Gaaen bas lette nod i'm
3ud)tbauie beinolide WitgIieo pet, @blsfep=
NtngeS" Der Straie ent3o9en meroen rotro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
ssseauba;ls eiateS 9SafDt,sgtoners
In Wefu:Wnrf.

81 10 y o t, 20. Ntbr. = Gla NFoNH,
suelacr id) sSeneral Ssrle aus sDaIhIugton
nsltnt, ronroe geitern A5eno an Der 2d. 9tru
nahe groaOmqg, pcH Strahenraubsrn nieoer'
aeidlGgep nna i'm cine goloene 1br i'm User
the bon $500, etnea 9iamaE;rins nno cine
Summe 9eloeS beraubt. Sstne Terlebun9en
iiuo beoenfItb. (5u oen AoreRbude pes
gtabt 8aihiugton 1T ieiu GencraI Sptie ani
sufuo.n. ieoc6 ii il benz armee<&eslasr elm
Ntaior 5liyie perJsItbust, me!d)er IN 1873 re-
fenirte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Rod cine &uadeli0e Sanf,

q nag orF, 20. 6ebr. = Gtne Oepeldle
aus Bloomington, Sus., 1neloet; unDia
,YbDnlr Saolngs-, 2oan' & lt=SaHf"
@lgentbum oes 6ra. @orpOan &eeb, iteute
hente finanSieler Ger!e9enbsiten babcr ibre
@eldafte ein, seeeo bat ieinc conmer5ieusn
uno Spar 0epolitcu ausgesablt uHo eTfldrt,
ban oue Serblnbil6feiten ieluer Banf nit
ausuabme eiuiger Eauieuo Dollars 9eiidert
liuo. Seine Serlsgenbeiten wurotn alra
@ntlpertbuug bon Srnnoelgentbum Gertea'
aefiihr+ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Ser Yrdfioent ttno Die ie6o,tpernc,,rs=
sSrage tts Soutftana. 2laes
tei7tft Oi5frtt

8a btneto II, 20. Sebr. - &eprdien,
tant @uis, Sberit 8urfc uno Sr. @apanac
aus 0ouiitana beutten heute osnYrd ltoenten,
nm oemelbeE Die SaGlaJe in 2outiiana aus.
elnanoersulesen. Der YrGfocnt ertlGrte, er
lei ii5erSeu9t, oaBp .Nidol!s oenStatum quo
reipefttre, uno ct beablldtlse besbalb utbt,
ie,ue Snitruftionen an ben @eneral Augnr Su
perdnoern. SIN 2auie Der llnterbaltuns be-
mcrfte Der prdiioent, 6r. yiidols lode nd)t
fir ote Sanolung ocs Serriidten, wel9er ben
&ngrlff auf BadarO oeriibte, perantmortli6
qehaltel Derbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Stc oenofratiidcm Hitelteocr oer
0efesee6ung bon SbiO u,to Die
tttlttetsGbltttlA.

@olum bus, > 20. Sebruar. @citern
QteHo murbe BON oen oemofrdtideu Witglies
bern osr @ciebgebuug Elm @aufuS abgehoten
uuO cine Jieiolutiou, meld)e Die @ouggBoele.
CATION btS &5taates oufiorocrt, ale geiebl9cn
Otttel anSumenoen, um Die 3dblung oe8
GlettoralootnnS bis iiber cen 4. UldrS biuauS
3u per60gern, init 26 gegeu Is Stimmen an
geHommen. 9ad Sertagung bes &autuS
beitloilen bic l6 Wtlt9lieOcr, Ueltle gegeu ole
3eIolntlon itiunlten, Die &ougreBo
BON Shlo oprdj cine 9epeide sn beuad,ridti-
gen, oaB Die I'M @autu5 auaenommene 0teio-
luton nidt al5 Der WteiuuugS gSau50rud aller
ecmotratiiheu NRitglleoer Der @eiet9ebm0
3u betradtcn ie;. Son 63 oemotrattifen Wilt=
glte6eru mobnten Az oem &lufu5 bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
1anferntt.

Chicago, 90. SebT. - Ser Bauferott
bss 'Sru. 3. &reish, @ommtliousbduOlsIs
nit B.oouftea uno Sittualien, muree beute
aui ser S6rle oertiinoet. Die FliFoa iollen
Gd aui cine bebeuteupe SnmMe belaufsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
9sermiSd,te teleerapDtld)e oepeidDcm,

NIe NtIloNate OCT OWt Ct q NE9
Bauf Of Sanaod" IN Mentrea
biclteH uor9eitern eine St;iamm!ungr uno Gin
cen AttiouGyen unteEhreitcter &erid]t er9ab,
oub Elm 9erlult bon $4,000 Su erwarteu lei.
Sei Ger isbten SlbreSoerIammlun9 belief lid
Der Contingent SuHO Ger Sauf auf slrlo8,
600, unD mad, Abjug oes &erlnlies oerbletbt
biesnab Der &ant thinner mob Elm uebsrlduB
pom beinabe 100000 auGer Dem @ruRos
fapltae,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Sic Dett= 2nsfseaum9s Wteoaillcm
ttf1N sNif1inttfc

Yhilaoelpbla i a, 20. 1eSE, = Sbgleid)
beluahe fiinf Wnuate, leitosm bic Nusipciid)e
Der Yreisrthter off3leu perfIueist rpuroen,
uergangen iiuo uuo Die NuSiteluug bereits
iiber Orei Monats Ssibloiien iit, bat oenuod
tsiu eiualser ansiteaer big icbt mseeF leia
0lplonl, nod ieiLe NseSallle ,rhalisH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21

NlnclnN0tl, = 20. YeNruar = Ger
Gieentbumer be8 pattis in Seiferlou, Sera8,
in meIdeul 8eiNe Nloore nnO ibr 8e9leltcr
abaeitteqen moren, fam bente bier all unD
lcent,fstrte &brabam Gotbihito als Oeu Sez
qlelter Der Grmoroeten. 0tottiAilo bate in
lSefIeron oorQeqebrn, er beige Wionroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
SSaljd,,niiuaer ncrhaftct. .

New % Dort, 20. 6cbruar. r.--9te Yoli3ei
uerbuitete beute friib etnen geniIeu 2lugufi
Sobn, Suhrmunn eine5 g6ageus, auf tpelz
dem ii9 gctobltuea Gigentbum befauo. Ntet=
ters @seetmpSl3,teH gn 0s9aSe;" ; d) Oa;ant adl
Ueriudte cine in oem :3tmmer befu6lide 6rau
eine @tgurrcntlite in ba8 Seuer 5n n,rien; e8
Itelte fb berau8, eaB ole SIIte falIde S5nlb@
tOQ lrltiide cntbteIt. 2Sei cluer mctercu NOt=
inrlduug fauhen bic BDli5ltcn etne grOBe
Summe in iaIiheu 6iinfl9centlii;den, ipeIfe
in Yadete bon ie $40 uerpddt Wlren; anger,
bem muroe cine grOBe 2lnsabl ialidler 3ebus
ooliaruOteH entosdt. Die 6rau hattie 600
Oteicr Jiotcn i'll ibrer 3aIbe, ais ie uerbaftet
muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Ser Observation-Disclosures tt,
0fefts{sstQlofto>

Yort a II 0; AIe,, 20. Uehfuar. = NN,
@cranlalIuaa reg sYpiton. Vtalncr Sabngez
leQitbaIt" lparDe &. .. 2Sallace, ein NittglIep
Der brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers" +"
beute inter ber 2lnflagc ecrbaftt t. Die BeIDr=
octuuQ Der BOit unterbrObfI ~ babeH, iuoem
er Die 9ofomOtlaiabler bspog, Die Nrbeit
ein,U;ellca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
0ftsssisipaltuablest int SSttuercta DO
9SeIsssSSaiStnfs;ctt


Reabtns, 20. 6ebrnos. - Charles 6.
GpanS (Hep.) rpuroc beute 6un ManOr er=
mdblt.
Yorf, 20. 6ebruar. Die 9smofratcn crz
mablten bente ibrsu &auoitatcu fir DnS
Maporsamt nit 800 Stimmeu MaiorrtGt.
Gprone, 20. 6ebruar. - Gin republita'
niider URaDor 1T ermdblt.
Hancaiter, 30. Sebr. ,Sr. Mc@Onigte,
eer oemotratiide Wa1or5. .@anOioat, 1T nit 80
Stlmnen Nebrbtit ermdblt.
SarriSburg, 20. 5ebtuar. 9sr 9ie.
publlfduer WieBser ut nit 80 Sttmmcn
Gfebrhett gum Staotcontroeur etpGBIt Die
0emofrotsu maften @emlnnite in beioen
.3lpctgeu 0e8 Stabtratbc8.
@hcfer, 20. Sebrur. - 9a5 9an3e re-.
pub.ttanlide Sidet tit erwGBlt.
ebanou, 20. 6ebruar. - tSr. InbreaS
Netncl, 9emotrat, III nit So Stimmeu gum
Ufapor erpdblt. Der Staotratb lit oento-
frGtiid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
qScw :, c-,7',s S5seFTs Ts8oltimorer Sdlitseus

glorf in moi, lest an unter li6eraen SeSnsun9en
6s;elftaiten gu 95icuics &C. Su perTtethen &nmel=
6Inacn in gir Do, Siio=Zbarp=, @de Der eanoen=
eStr6Re teim 2SerrOolter SsobaRn 3Ippttan. (lo-oJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Sermii1tc Sepcid)cn aus 9setp=
Nnt.f

Hcw,0 off, 20. ,vebruar. - Sri. Murp
Dance, melde Dor eini9en Sageu itarb, bin
terldBt u6utg uter 6iinitcl bes groBeu, bon
oem SpleIer Mattblas Dancer erlporbenen
SerrD9eu8 au 2Sohlthdti9tcit8 2lufalteu.
Shr Seitament, pelae5 tnrS oCr ibre!n
SoOe auigeitcut uuroc, perlE1tt 1881, 900
inter 81 ueridleoene gSobItbatlgfeit5- -@eieu~
idaften.
= gtcrunooierig weiblidle S6abamtas
@lcrf8 i!no bier angefommen, I'm Stempel.
Yaplcr I'm BetraSe uOn $50, ,00O, 900 3u Sd5len.
- @ol0 cr0iinete III l05l.
@iugetroHene Danlpfer: 0Spieerlano"
bon Nntwerpeu, y@reece" BON 2Onoon un0
,@lg0e" BON Sabanna.
= Bic 3cu @iuHabmen betrugen beute
1851, GOO,
- Der lluterihatmsiIter sablt, beute fir
ISutcreiien s27 900 uuo fir etngcjO9cue Sb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21

SOotb, Soutnel, Bruce, gurniiee, Game
| ron (ra.), Cameron (gSisc.), @ha1ee, Ghrl=
ltlancp, Glapton, @onoper, @ragiu, 9aus8,
Ooriep 6errG Sreelin9bupIen Sumlln,
5amep, Some, Sngaas, Sones(Nep.), goqan,
WcNllau, Niitheu, Worrill, WortoH, SAB.
bod, Patterion, 8oberton, Sargent, Cher
man, Spence, Seller, 8aOleist, BeIt, gBins
bonn rnb 0ri9bt - 80.
Mc Oonalb (Snb.) beantragte oarauf, Srn.
Nufon' sReiolutiou iol9euoermuben III amen
otren: - nBeidlOiieu, baB Der @lnmauo qeaen
Die Stimme bes @leftors 3. 6. @roBman
ourb feline seiebiiheu Sepeiie betrdftist ii. I"
SaS Imenoement murbe nit SO gegen &c
Silmmen, einem frttten Ya.teipotum, per
porien.
alif Gntrag oes 0rl. @ooper (Senn.) J
luuroe oarauf iber Die uorlie9enoen &eiolu-
tloEsn eln3eln abgsdimmt. Die srite BON
pm. alllon angebotene 31eiolutiOn murce
mt 40 9e9cn II Stinlmen uno Die ;pelte
Gslolntlon etaltimmig angeuommen.
@Drtlttallc1 beantra9te, 0aB Die @EtId)el.
oun9 oeS Senats oem 6auic mtt9etGeilt
luiroe mo oGB Der Senat bersit let, nit Der
SttmmenSdbluug fort5ufabren. 2ln9enomz
nlen.
I'm 46 llbr tuuroe eine Sotidaft bes 9fez
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS empfangen meld): ete
@ntidsloung oeiiclbeu iiber Die bcfsrittene
Stlmme bes @leftorS @roBuan mittbeilte.
Iuticn belntraate, baB Der Seuat iidi mie.
Der nah Der 8eprdientautenboQe begebs, uu
Die 3dblung fOrt,uieteu.
Der SorIeer erflGrte, oa5 0aus babe BEN
Senat feline Nadri6t g,aeben, baB cs bsreit
Jet, oenlelben 81 empiaugen.
Sargent erfldrte, cine peitere Senad)rifz
ttgung lei aidt uotDrenoig; 2luiicn'5 Intrag
puroe angeuormsn unb Der Senat begab ltd)
Iad) Der ReprGl l.ntantenboQe.
Als Der SenIt nm 10 IRtnuten Dor llhr
;urlldgefebrt mar, oerfiiuoete Der Yoritber,
oaB 9e9eu Die Stimme oes Srn. u. %. Sag
gett, zines @leftors bonn Staate Nsuaoa, in
Der genelnitaitlideH Sisuus Ginmaup Ct
boben noroeu iei.
Sones (yteu.) beuutra9te, baB Die Stimme
oeS 9rn. Saggett trob bes erbobenen @in4
nanos an9enonmen peroeu iollte. Ser 9(u~
treg ipuroe etHitimmi9 ansenommeu uuo Der
Setretdr angeulcien, Die @ntid]eionng Dem
oaule SIT uuterbreiteu. NlS Der SetretGr
,Hrudfehrte, mclrete er, baB oas 6auS ieine
Stsun3 auf9eboben babe, ebe er ole 3teprd<
lentantenbale erreidlte.
Der Senat mafte oarauf eine Bauie bis
morgen friih 10 lbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Scr 3elom0rFt.

Ncw-Dorf, 20. 8ebruar.- @eto lcidt
su SID. g8edJisl itetin 3E4.84. Sob i6loB
rutig su l05B-l. 8u1oe8 Sbltgaho1sn
id)loiien lebbuft uHo itetr9; '8ler Coupons
ll3, '65er 1888, ueue 1098, '67er 1124,
'G8er 115&, ueue Suuier ITO, 1O.4Oer Gou
ponS 114s. Qttien iftoiien lebbaft unO fvit /;
Jteru Porter @entral 98s, grie II, Safe
Shore BIZ, Sllinoi8 s utral 514, BittSburg
871, @blCa3ozg!ortbwelteru 324, YriOr. BOZ,
Sod SSlauh 99s.
llnerifabamt5 SilanS: Sob $72,381,,
$40; @ourant Sal 1884, ,790.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Sie WmntSipaltuabl tn Ybilas
NeIsthin

B hitG be y b a, ~. Nebr.-9 Der Haupt
llreitpunft in Der beutigen Mun'3lpalmab1
mar bGs Waporsamt, iiir rUches Die 9tspub
ltfanCr 6ru. StOfeleg nomiuirt batten. 0lt
0emOtraten ba.teu teiucn &Gnoioaten uuige'
lteut uuO untsrItiettu ben ,&eform" 'SanOi
oaten s. &. SraUen.
SOufduoige Seridte aus IS BON oen 81
Warbs ey9eben elne WtajOrltdt BON $3.50
Stimr,eu fir StOtelep uno oaS &otnm Der
arei iibr;geu g2aros miro eie Najortat
wahrIheiuiid) auf 1000 Stimmeu crb0bcu.
9te 9tepublifaner erpGhlcH uEBer6em ibre
@auot6eten fiir Die 9lemter heS WtuuiS:pal
Nnpalt8 uno oeS SteuertiunebmerS.
@iele ScrbaftHugen mcacn ungeieblidlen
Sttnmen5 II. |. NJ. rurteu oorgtnommcn II.
mebrere &rewaut eretgucten i:t ndbreno oeS
Sa9es. Die eiu3lge 9iuhcltO:ung jecoh,
meldle beOenflidle Sol9en hattie mar eInc
Baufcret swiidltn Daniel 0Gnuelicp mo SaS.
WtuOaneg, pGbreuo peldfr Der Setterc cine
Sttd mnnOe IN ben Oel8 er9lelt.
(Spdt r.) - SOultGnoige Sertdlte aus als
len SSaroS ergebGn cine Muloritdt pon 2755
Sttmmeu fir Stoteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Selearapliihe 9eneidett.

y y ~
[9ette oel nAllociiten Breiie- fur Den nSeuti1ea
eorrepo-oeaten".]
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16
An Experiment for BOYS.

Take two empty oyster cans and q
stout, smooth string. Let small hole
be made in the bottom of each can.
through which the strir G, say fifty or
100 feet in length, is passed and secured.
Then let the experimenters set up their
talking telegraph by choosing their sta
tons as far apart as the tightly stretched
string will permit, and while one of the
operators holds his ear to one of the cans
and his companion his mouth to the can
of the other end of the line, they will
find that conversation can be carried
on. so that low tones, and even whisper,
will be distinctly perceptible. What
usually most astonishes those who make
this experiment for the first time is that
the sound of the voice does not seem to
come from the person speaking at the
other end of the string, but to issue
from the can itself, which is held TO the
ear of the listener. This at first ap-
pears to be n deception, but it is really
not so. The ear tells the exact truth.
The voice that is heard really comes
from the can that is held to the ear of
nearer. The voice of the speaker com
municates sound-producingv vibrations to
the walls of the can with which his voice
is in immediate contact. These vibra-
tons are communicated to the string,
bat so changed that they no longer affect
the ear. A person may stand by the
string while the sound is passing, and
yet hear nothing. At the other end of
the string, however, these hidden vibra.
tons reproduce themselves as sound.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16
How to Cook and Serve the Canvas
Back.

Upon the table, the canvas-back
makes a royal dish, though few can dis
tinguish between it and the red-head
when both are in season. Only those
very familiar with the birds can tell
which is which when alive, and, when
served, it becomes almost an impossi-
bility. The celery flavor is more marked
in the canvas-back in the best OF the sea-
son. 1t is seldom served precisely as it
should be anywhere out OF Maryland.
II allowed to remain in the oven five
minutes too long, it is unfit for the Ia
BILE. A cool deal depends upon the
carving. A good quick oven will cook
a full-sized duck in twenty-five minutes.
1t should never remain in over twenty
five. After duck is picked and drawn,
it should be simply wiped dry. Water
should never touch it, and it should be
fairly seasoned before going to the fire.
When done, the birds should be placed
in pairs in hot, dry dishes. There is no
need to prepare gravy; Immediately
they are cut, they will fill the dish with
the richest gravy that ever was tasted.
One canvas-back to each "cover," is
considered fair allowance at Mary
land table, but, when the bird is only an
incident of the dinner or supper, of
course half bird is sufficient for each
person. Slicing the bird is unheard of.
The two-pronged fork is inserted dag
onally astride the breastbone, and the
knife lays half of the bird on each side,
leaving the "carcass" on the fork be-
tween. The triangle of meat an inch
thick comprised between the leg and the
wing, with its apex at the back and its
base at the breast, is considered the
most delicious morsel of meat that ex-
lists. The canvas-back in Maryland is
served with large hominy fried in cakes,
celery, and a dry champagne, or bot
tie of Burgundy that is Burgundy
,Nc1ihl9r for Nnlelllher
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16
A Message TO a Runaway Bow.

On the 18th of last August Edwin
Rock Taber, a lad fourteen years of age,
five feet high, square built, large blue
eyes, freckled face, uneven teeth, and of
polite and manly bearing, left his faith
er's home in this city. He was after
ward seen at Lafayette, Ind, but be-
fore his father could reach there he had
taken his departure. Paul Taber, ESQ.,,
the father of the boy, is worthy and
highly-respected citizen of this city.
While he and his excellent wife were
mourning over the boy who had cause
lessly strayed from his comfortable
home, still greater affection was visit
ed upon them. In one week four of
their remaining children died of diph-
liberia, three of whom were buried in
one day. 1t is believed that if the af-
Fiction that has fallen upon his fond
parents was known to the absent Eddie,
he would return Mt once to his home,
and it is in that hope that we respect
fully ask our exchanges to copy this
notice.-LoganspOrt IND. PharOs.
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The Fate of n Spy.

One of the Russian proverbs runs
" An owl can not be hid in sack" The
fate of Goronovitch, of Odessa, shows
that a treacherous police tool can not
be long concealed in loose and Buggy
association, such as Socialist society.
He was a student in one of the Govern
ment Gymnasia, and was induced to join
a secret society. His associates suspect
ed that he was disloyal to the cause, and
in the pay of the police. Spies were set
to dog his footsteps, and eventually the
society, convinced of his guilt, resolved
to put him out of the way. One even
ing, while he was taking lonely walk
near the city, band of conspirators beat
his head almost to jelly and then
drenched it with vitriol, leaving the
wretched lad on the highway horribly
disfgured and nearly dead. He was
rescued by the police and conveyed 10
a hospital, where he fingered long
enough to make n clean breast of his
connection with the society, and named
his associates.
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The Influence or Malaria Counteracted.
THAT the harmful influence upon the human
system of malaria may be effectually counter
acted has been demonstrated for years past
by the protection afforded the inhabitants Of
vast misunderstanding districts in North and
South America, Guatemala, Mexico and the
West Indies, by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Used az preventive, they have invariably
been found to be most reliable safeguard
against chills and fever, bilious remittents, and
still more malignant types of malarious dis
ease, and when employed AZ a remedy have
always proved their adequacy TO the task OF
Graduating such maladies from the system.
For disorders OF the stomach, liver and bow
els. which in hot climates and miasmatic To-
calities are particularly rife, the Bitters are a
prompt and thorough remedy. They also
strengthen the system, tranquillze the nerves,
promote digestion and sound sleep, and impart
unwonted relish for food.
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Retributiye Justice.

In passing through train on the New
York Central railroad to collect tickets,
the conductor encountered, east of Utica,
n colored man who had neither ticket
nor medium of exchange, and, after a
desultory discussion, stopped the cars
and kicked him off the platform. A few
weeks aftsrward the conductor took r
chair in a barber-shop in Albany, under
tbe ministration of colored man. The
barber covered his customers face with
lather, whipped out a glittering razor,
and. while he was improving its edge by
means of strop that dangled from the
wall. remarked to the gentleman in the
chair: "Say, boss, you doesn't know
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PATENTEEs and inventors should read adver-
tisement of Edison Bros. in another column.
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BURNETTs COCAINE promotes the
growth of and beauties the Hair, and renders
it dark and glossy. The COCAINE holds, in a
liquid form, large proportion of deodorized
CocoANUT On, prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. No other compound possesses the pc
culiar properties which so exactly suit the va
rious conditions Of the human hair.
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me, does you : Does you remember the
fellow you LANDED from your t1ain up
at Tribes Hill? Dat was bad thing
for you to do, sab, an remembers it
we'll" Right here the conductor
bounded from his chair and danced
around the room with the laiher drop.
ping from his chin, and his hair stand
ing on end. He was finally induced to
resume his seat, on the BARRIERS pledg-
ing himself to do no mischief, but he
did not enjoy the shave. and breathed
more freely when he was outside OF the
shop.
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Glesson's Publications.

Great reduction IN price for 1878 Of GLEAsoN's
PIcToRIAL to % year. Single copies cents.
The HOME CIRCLE to 80 year, single copies
cents for sale by all newsdealers.
GLRAsoNs MONTHLY COMPANION TO 81 a year,
single copies 10 cents. All postage free.
The prce Of Chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No one now gives such liberal terms
to agents as we do. Send for new free circular
Address L. GLEASON & Co., 1888 Washington
street. Boston, Mass
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I HAVE sold Hatch's Universal Coupl

Syrup for about -four years. BY using il in my
own family became satisfied of its merit. II
has become the leading article of its kind, hay
ing by far the best sale OF any. Sample bottles
were freely given away, and this led to its rapid
introduction. JAMES JOHNSON,
Clayton. JEFF. Co., N Y,
Ex-MembeP of New York Legislature.
Sold by Van Setback, Stevenson & Reid,
Chicago, Ill.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
Internal Medicine will positively cure any case
of rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price,
81 a bottle, six bottles. S. Sold by all drug
gists. Send for circular to Helphenstine 4
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, ID. G.
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Mrs. General sherman.

Wife OF the General of the United States Army,
says: Il have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance il worked
like magic" Send for circular TO Helphenstine
a. Be.tley, Druggists, Washington, ID. @.
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The Many Thousands

Who are constantly using DooLEys YEAS
POWDER all speak in unbounded praise of it
reliability, uniform strength, and merits il
producing excellent rolls. biscuits, bread, &C.