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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18

@arum Brdibent 6ages bas Sertraueu
Der 6 2outitana' Ell perid)er5t bat, ertldrt
giner bon lbner, Der angeiebene 8i6ter gSel=
fer, Der iid] neuerbin9S in Chicago befanb,
etnenl bortigeu Slatte 10: yllleS ging in
2ouliiana oortreffiid]-biS III ben letten Qens
berungen i'm 9temzS Srleanier 3ollbauie. QQ'
nnier llngena1 fam aus Dieiem 6alie. BORT
batten Die Hduber urlpriingltd) tbr l0auptz
quarter IInb bort tpurben alle ihre Ranbpldne
aef]miebet. Oils Brdiioent Sanes Srr. Sing
sum 3olleinlIebmer in 9terp=Srlea1s nIadte,
berublQten mir ms babel. Sing idien ba8
8ehte tbun Su mollen unb hattie in ben tptd)s
tighten Stelluugen inter iid Dtdnner BON
GROCER grfabrung unb glttem Rufe. Qnber=
ion pom ,0tetlrrningz zSoarb" uerlangte, oaB
linn Die Sertbeilung Der 4enlter i'm 3oQan1te
iiberlaiien neroe, aber Sing bot tbn Srob.
@iner Der Siirgen Sings brobte oe8balb, lei
nen gfamen BON Der Siirgidaft 3uriidSu;ie=
ben, bod Die JtetpzS zSrleaner @eIfdft5leute,
melde nit bem Serbalten Sings 5uirteben
rparen, perii6erten Sing, baB ite, fails er feit
bleibe, fitr etne etrpa n0tbtg tperOenoe Gradnz
sung ieiner Siirgifaft iorgen mitrben. 9aes
itauo gut. 0a begaben iid 4nberIon uuo
iein Bad nad 8aibington NIB iie febrten
BON bort nit einem Sefeble suriif, tpel6er
BEN 6rn. Sling anpies, Die Sergebung Der
4enlter gau5 oemglnOerion 3u iiberlaiien. Sling
CAB leiber nad, eutlieB ietne guten 8eamten,
poltti6e RdnfeI9mieDe unb unfQbige @elel-
len traten an ibre Stelle, unO bas 3olbaus
ipnrbe tpieber SIR 9iebsb1ble. Son 2lnfan9
an maren mir iiber5eugt, bab Sherman, Der
iebige 6tnansminilter, lebtell 6erbft nit 9ln=
oerion uno Oem alten 9Sells elm Ibfommen
setrofen bate, luorin er oieien Seioen etnert
gelpifien Qobn ueripra9, faq5 tie Die g8ablbe1
ri9te fdli6en uno ben Staat 5apeS geben
ruirben. Die jett erfOl9te GniteIun9 anz
oerion's ais eriten llnterbeamten Sings uno
a1s ipirflideu 2eiterS bes 3oQbauies beitdtt9t
bieien Serbadt. 6r. 6apeS mar augenidein-
lid) in anberion'S @ewalt unO mubte Die
Sorberun9en befielbeu erfiiaeu. Sur6 art-
6erion's 9lnitelung bat Sape8 bas taum 9e-
monnene Sertrauen 2ouiitana's nteber per=
i6er;t; niirbe er lebt nad NepzSrlean8
tomnten, 10 miiroe er nit WiBadtuug enl=
pfangen weroen. SD uerOe ihm 9as ill Goui8e
otQe laQer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Guropaii9e &a6el6eridte.
8anferott.


QtUerpool, II. September. - $. 3.
Sranbretb, agent fir Bateut- Mteoi3iuen, bat
fa1irt. 9ie BaiiOa roeroeu auf $4,000 Bf.
Sterl. geI6Gbt; bic 9ldubiger ituO gr0Btelz
theilS Gnlerifaner.
ourdj oas 1stttelmeer auf Soften Ses sans
Qonbon, II. gcptember.-0em gr- 8rdz
iibenten @rant murOe am lebten 6reitage Oa8
@brenbiirgerredt Der Stabt apr III Sd)ott=
lano ertbeilt. Der @eneral niro nun etne
RunoreiIe ourh bic Yropiu3en GnglanO'5 all
treten unb am 20. Sftober iiber Qon6on nadl
Bari8 reiien, no er iit ettpa ief8 gSodlen
aufbalten mtro. SOoann beiud)t er W1arieiQe,
gis3a unb @enua uno fdbrt bierauf allf eiuem
amerfaniiden Sriegsid)iffe na6 oerl1ieoenen
SGien in Spanien, 0talta, Si5ilien, @ggpten
tno Der Siirfei; i'm 6ebrltar begibt f6 Die
Reiiegeielli6aft beS CT 8rGfoenteu mad yfea=
pei, ipdtcr na6 8om unb Johann na9 Parta
Suriid. SIM uG6Iten Sriiblabre, ungefdbr 4nz
fangs beS MonatS Wtai, ioQen 0anemarf
S6meben, gsortueeen, 8uBlano, Seitreid
un6 i6lieBli6 bic S6mei5, tuel6e Die @eiel,
i6aft i'm September gu errei6eu erpartet
bein1geIu6t merben.
Sn Netpcaitle e=onzEgne, no @rant in btecl
~SplpS SAiouliSL lultpI lUkluIl StoBuItl9I ~Ook
bereltungen fir cen @mpfang oeS @EzPrdit'
oenten getroffen.
&nrse &abeIoepeId1en.
- 6enrD Compton, Der engliide Sonltfer
1T geitorbeu. gr Bpurbe 1918 9eboren unt
mafte 1887 iein 9sbut in Qonoon.
- Die Sefttns Silef bat anseblif an BIZ
Wontenegriner. fapitultrt.
= Die Stabt Bresiifa bat ii6, pie cir
Gorreiponbent Der O8irneS" nlelbet, an bi,
@ontencgriner ergeben.
= Der Strife Der S6iftssin1merleute or
ben @lpbe in S9ottlanb tpllrOe 9efern burd
eineu 8eraleid beeHbet.
= Sn BbilippOpel ioliten anaebli6 nteb
rere aanflente aus Mandeiter, gnglane. ga
mems @erbOti. am Spnutase 9ebdnst tpernsn
rnb Der erglifde Sice=&oniIl bate Sefebl
fa 1iAt eltl;untiiAen. 6r. @ecil Sudlant
ban Der amerifanii9eif @eianbtidait batt
t9 fir bic Serurtbeilten su uertuenben &c
l in6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Ser Grtee eeect Die Te3sSerces. -
6efedjt sipiIDet oeut 0eneral
Sttsr9is lttto oet feinolt1eh ssSst=

Sosem IL, Wfout., Is. september: -
Gin ioeben BON Der @romzNgentur angefont'
meuer Courier briugt cine oifi6ieae 0epel4e
pom Sen. SturgiS, peld)e tolgenoe Wt1ttgetz
lun9en ma6t: pie gte3.PerceS batten stns
6lantenbepegun9 gemadlt unO maren nodJ
Glarf's Sort binabgeSo9en. @tur9tS psrlol9te
iie 5pei Sage lang, bolte tie am yelomz
Stone, Wtetlen uuterbalb Der Utitnoung BON
@larf8 Sort, ein unO 9rlfi iie an. 9as @ez
ied,t cauerte ben gan5en Sag. Stur9l8 mel
BET, baB er Den Sees Berces mebrere 9unOert
Bferoe abnabm uub ptele ibrer &ric9er tOotete'
Son ben Soloaten blieben ebenfallS nehrere
auf benz @late. Die perbiinoeteu @rotp8 btelz
ten ii6 tapfer uno erbeuteten $50 BferOe pom
ben Iesz sz8erces. Die Qebteren batten por9er
Oic2lbGmS' Utiible unO mehrere 6armballler
ahnebrQnnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
0ernttid)tc 9epeI6ctt aus Wetpz
MOrf.

Rem Dorf, IT. september. - @Ol0
erDffnete gu 103B.
- Ser 9anpfer v&lgbe" iit beute bon 5az
oanna bier angefomnlen.
-0auio s, Stepart, Elm WatrOie auf Der
Qegentpdrtig int 8roptlpncr S9ifTsbaubofs
liegenoen Guuoesfrcgatte Colorado" puroe
beite fraft elmer in 8aibtugtOn aus9eitellteu
Tequiiition perbaftet. @r 1T nebt ntebreren
auOeren Gerionen angeflagt, Die @egierun9
bur9 eineu bctriigeril6en anipruf, meldel
Ii6 auf cine Guantitdt 8aubol5 beSo9r oa7
lpGbreno be8 &riegeS in ytaibptae, Seun., BON
Der 9fegierung benutt puroe, nm $50, ,7O5 be-
trogen Su baben.
-0ie 8arfe Star of the West, =" ipel6e
nit 165 9u8manoerern Don bier na6 Stoneg
in 2luitralien abIegeltet lit al ibrem SelInl=
ntungsorte anqetommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18

Stem Oorf, II. Septbr.-&5el6 let6t 81
23. g8e9iel ruhig 5u 4.834. Sob l6loE
Qeorifter III 1929. guuoe8 Sbligattoneu
i9lOIIen flau II. Itetig; 188ler Coupons 1l05,
neue 1865er 1O5, 1867er 107, 1864 1O9,
neue 6iinfer 10Y, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1O74
2(ftien i6lofen fan unb letter; gfelp=
0orfer @entral 103, @rie 118, 2afe Shore 64g
SQinoiier Central 7O4, Bittsb. 80, @bica9o'
gtortbmeftern 34gg, YriOritaten 634, &of=Ss;
lanO 1925.
unteri6atamtS 8ilan5: @olO $89, 9,419,.
108; @ouraut $45, ,793, 1889.
- 0ie 3oll @innabmen betru9en beutt
$4l3,O 900. -.
= Der rlnterYdatmeiiter sablte beute fin
Snterefen $4,000 unO fir ein9e5o9ene Sb'
ligationen 1922, 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Ste VhilaoeIpbier Saptiifenpreot.
9et 1ttt0 oie Sutttlta0Sfeter.

> Phllabelp bta, II. Sept. = Die bic
itge Gonferens Der 8aptiftenprebiser nabn
bsi1te @orsen 8eidlHiie an, ipel6e bic Ser
Der @rDfinnn9 berldben an Sonntage1 oenIn=
atren. Gin Gontite lpurbe ernannt, nm cine
Sereiuigiing nit arlberen Sefteit BebnfS
frenser @lsfiibrlins Der SonntasSseiete an,
subabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
0erbeeren0er stttrttt tit Seras.

6Ont n, 8er., II. Sept. = GIN flir9z
terliber Sturnt, dbnlid) bemienigeH bonn
September 1875, iu9te beute friib Die hinge
bung bieier Stabt beim. Siele Selegrapbenz
pfdble murben unlgemebt uno alle Sriiden
unter 8aifer gelett, 10 paB Die 8erbinbun9
swti4en ben uerlbiebcnen Staottbetlen gang
lid ab9ei9nitten nurbe. OaS 8abngeleiie
1T aAf Der Strede BON elmer Uteile iibers
i9men1nt. Die SAneli9feit be8 Stnrmes
betr1s 35 Bis 40 Nfetlen unb in SnotanOla
io9ar 50 WeileH pro Stunbe. aus @alpe=
ton lan9tert beute feline 3iige an. Ser Setrag
oes S9aoens iit nidt erflittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
ShIief,1t1t0 eittcr S0arbdttf.

yf c 10 Orf, II. Sept. = DIE Sbiiren
Der 0Glairn1ont Sapings Sanf," @de bon
0eg= unO @reenwi9itrabe, murOen am letten
Samitage auf Sefebl oes Sanferantinator8
geitlofen. 9ie 9epoiiten Der ganf betru9en
800, ,0cO, Die 9eanten maren ieoOf bon bem
legitimeu Sparbanfgei9Gfte ab9ewi6en unb
hQtten ildl mt SedielaeldlGften abaeaeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Grfnlse Der Wontenesrtmer.

9tlltbmaBun8en iiber Die AbTdlten SeutId,.
lambs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18

Die neuen tiirfiidlen nmO rmi1Idben eleftruo
d,emid,en, 9terfuriaIz, Sdlipefel= uno Sampfs
baoer in Hr. 147, Saratoaaz, uabe GutawfraBe,
ttno ieet fir Serren unO Samen in poaer Gbdtiate.
(SepiiO, Y VleD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18

Stnoer Gboeru, 9tubr, 9urbian un6 Sommerleia
oen Uciben ben Wunoerfrditen BON Stcuebraz
ter tno ian d EN- @ummi prup, etnem
rein pe9eta6tltiben Yrdparate, ofor. gur % Gents.
(Sulif q 3JJltP JRde N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18

Stnetoer, bic cine Ndbmoidltne brauGen, tperDen
nit SortbetI unIcre uerihleoenen Sorteu &c. F." nit
etnem ertra9roBen gd9ttite, ucdeiHr like ar6s 6es
ionOers angepaBt itnb, unteriud9en.
Nian merle itd, oas oas Bireau Der @ompaonie Ittl
in ytr. &c, @barles=strnBe, Genoet uobin Is
tir8ttb aus benz Sreimaurertempet perleat tuorben
1T.
Die ,Sceoidle Rabmafdtnen @ontpasuie, ;"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Ser orieutaliide Grieg.
Sie9 Der Siirfcn tnt Sd1ipfa=YafTe.
Grpberun9 oes Sorts GifoIaus.
3ur sttmatton BET 9letpna.

SeineSdmpfe felt tettem Mittw d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
8ahtt=11nfaH.

8oitou, II, Sept. = Seute Yi0rgen er=
eignete iid) bel gSin6eiter auf Der ySoitoil-
aowea= =Sabn. cine GOGiiion, ourd) ipelde 7
bis 8 Terionen berlest fpuroen, feline berislber
jebod gefdbrlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18

3ranfreidb.
Yart8, II. September. - 0as Wtanifeit
oe8 Yrdiioenten WacMtabon all bic Stinlm-
gebcr ruurOe in Der beutigeu SobiuetSFtung
Oerleieu uno er0rtert.
SdlifisnadlridIten.
Sanre, II. Ssptbr. - Der 0ampfer
n2abraoor" 1T bon 9tem Dort bier etnge.
trofien.
Gueenstown, IT. geptbr, - Die
Oanpier ySQinoiS" bon philadelphia unr
y@ermanic" BON Seem gOrt ftnO bier einge,
laufen,
BlpmOutb, II. 9eptbr.-9cr 9omsier
v@euert" ift bon Stem gort bier angefOnl.
men.
Narft nno S6rIe.
2ono IN, II. Septbr., $50 Ia6m. -
0as Bullion, pelde8 beute auf 8ilan3 aus
Der nSant BON @n9lanO" geSogen tpurSe.
betru9 e25,000.
@onbon, II. Septbr., ll6r gtadm. -
Serelut9te @5taaten SbligatiOneu, 1O,40er
1919. @rie 11s, Bripr. 21, Stem DOrte1
Central l04, Sainoiier Central 20. /.
Baris, II. Septbr., llbr gtaGm. -
Sinfpro5entise 9tenten LOG 6ranes % Gen
times fiji 8rief,
pApn, II. septbr, : eeinDl eS1
pro &pnne,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Die
rT. =. uer6eFerte

Nv " " ' = : Nv 7" ' VI u u
let dIt cbcno, 9erauIdltuS
Sle lit Die oolItommenite Hdbmai6tne gum 6amis
lieuge6raufe, Die itd i'm Diarfte 6efnoet
aomm' unb bciidti8e ite, ebe Du etne g1dbmoIdine
fauTIt
Gte Breiie iinb 10 niebrig, bic 9e6n9un9en 70
tett lute bet ieber anOeren Dtuiine crter alaIIe.
Die ,,2Seeo' 'idle VabmaIdIinen &ompaente," !"
ytr. 66, ROrot@ Is 6arGess sStra6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Baltimore geb., 9ieudag, ben 18 september 1917

Sie GetSe Ses Yr6fioeatet. - @ine
Stpei0ettiae Sepiafomnaun9sz
0teoe SeS WtapprS Sacob tn
2omispille.-y&ot Spik, Scr
iftd1eIt!" - Gine Sobre0e a1tf
sSratt &aDes tpe9em ibrer 8or=
liebe fur Sentpereat5+ = Heoett,
Gnt1ttftasmms tttto ali8eneines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-18
Bon Wauitoba. - Die Stottr riiDs
rem ff6t

reH tQD%
gSinnipeg, 0tanttOba, II. Sept. -
Die flii9tigen Siour, Die iid am Gittle Gas.
tatdeman unb bel Yortage Ia Brairie niebers
gelaiIeu baben, iinb benz Sernebnen mad
megge5O9eu, ba linen Serdte oon SnOtanerz
llnrnben I'M fernen 9Seiten su Gbren gefomlz
men finn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
/ Representative Butter and
Cheese Commission House.
The FIRM OF 8. MCHKNRY & Co.

The growth and extent OF the dairylng
business, al set forth IN our article on the
subject in this weeks JOURNAL OF Con-.
MERGE, render II necessary that 1t should be
represented In this city by responsible
agents-mcn Of capital, integrity and bust.
ness energy and application. The city c0n.
tains many such who have made the Com.
mission business in Butter, Cheese and Eggs
a specially, and who have reduced, IN nearly
as possible, TO an exact science, the proper
methods Of packing, preserving, and convey
ing to market without injury these very per.
shable articles-Butter, Cheese and Provis.
ions. Among them the firm whose name IL
given above occupies a prominent place.
Established in 1884 by McHenry and Smith,
they first occupied store at IL Washing ton
street, where their promptness for dealing
and business habits soon rallied round them
hosts of friends aud enabled them to lay the
foundation OF the fine business that they cSn
now boast Of. Their Increasing patronage
rendered necessary their removal to more
commOdlOus premises on Davis a., whence
they subsequently removed to their present
hue location. ~ 4 427 Front o.. near Wash.
ington, At which place Mr.. Smith retired
from the business, leaving the present drm
Of 8. McHeury 4 Co. to carry I on. Since
thcii removal their business has c.sntiau~d
to increase, Till pow they cell = very large
shsre aa the total quantity of Butt-r, Cheese
snd Esgs arriving lee this markets. r.
JouvDaf AZ Comasr0.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

The re-idence Of Mr.. Tennysan, nj
Haslemere, and the poet himself, are thus
described by our contemporary the LIN
don Verdi: The house is sa.sietn
Gothic, designed in admirable TASTE, ~ith
vide mulliooed windows, many -sn gied
oriels in shadowy recesses, snd dormers
whose gables and pinrscles break the
skyline pictureequely. Within. every
thing 10 ordered with quiet refined ele-
gsnce that has in it, perhaps, just o
soupoon Of an sfectation of estheticism
not quite in keeping with the spirit
either of modern or Of medieval life.
The hall, in spite of its richly tessellsted
pavement, has delightful sense of cool
ness in its soft half-light. The lofty
rooms have broad high windows, the light
from which is tempered by delicate!y-
colored hangings; walls of the negative
tints in which modern decorators delight,
diapered with dull gold; and paneled
ceilings of darkly stained wood with
moulded ribs and Incorporating stiff
ness, flank the table, typifying the poets
steiner moods; while in coy corners Gre
comfortable lounges that indicate ten
'dency to yield sometimes to the soft Sc
auctions of more effeminate inspirations.
Nowhere is the spirit vexed by garish or
nament or the eye by glazing color. A
few good etchings and paintings hangon
the walls; among them an excellent copy
of the 'Peter Martyr" which is doul'Iy
valued since the destruction OF the oriyi-
nal. But there is one room in which all
that is most interesting in ibis house
centres. The door opens noiselessly, and
the tread of your feet is muffled az !ou
enter dim corridor, divided from the
room by high screen. The air is heavy
with the odor of an incense not unfa-
miliar to men of letters; and if you could
doubt whence it arose, your doubts would
be speedily dissolved as the occupant Of
the chamber comes forward to meet you,
the inseparable pipe still between bis
teeth. The figure, though slightly bent,
bears the burden of its sixty-six yesrs
lightly; the dark mass of hair falling
backward from the broad, high forehead,
and the 'knightly growth fringing his
lips" are but sparsely streaked with tii.
yer; and the face, though rugged and
deeply lined with thought, is full of cd IN
dignity and of tenderness strangely rat
variance with his somewhat brusque tine
and manner. His disregard of the cdn-
ventionslities of life is thoroughly nit
ural and unaffected. His suit of light
gray hanging about him in many a fold,
like the hide of rhinoceros, the loose,
ili-fitting collar, and carelessly knottsd
tie, the wide, low boots, are not won,
you may be sure, for artistic effect, or
with the foppishness of Byron. The
spirit Of the man speaks IS plainly in lis
garb a. it did when he dashed his critic
with that cutting
"What profit now TO understand
The merits Of . sp0tless shirt
A dapper boot, little hand,
II half the little soul be dirtY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

fzz 81 go 3~~~-~4 C~~f ssnAw~s- sod
90 Q ss-x~ -x4<rz.x sn& R-ax sr.sn
~s-s,~A ~ a ~ &rvsk~ q - 3~e~-
p..ws~. fn~zz sez-s - $50 a~~p~~< "a
sEwr szzs1ax aG~ ~xs e1 Ne S~e .xs4
n~s=~nx @'s-u~ rn< @~~l 81 - p~.-s-zh.ss
&sE- 49, ~ .xcwT<s~& q |. $500 -
r1az 1.wzh<s h~s~~~~ ~. 60 - - as
So a1mz xz-& ~~~&. A1r 90 w~-~ o. 80
s--1lss an111u~~4 - .a~~p ss~f 80 ~ u~s--s
sse ~u~x sA~ e.ax~~ ~u<s zsssuz.x .. ~suas.8
.~sD - ss.a~ sAs@@xa s~~~iA-w Eaxskx
- -.uxax 50. azuaess~w sr-w~ -@ss-~a sms
- h~~@~a~-y ~u@ snwus- ~ u~~@x ~
~~~4r e ~= cl=sn<xzg. s1& A@~Aua< sszr
--s~-- - go A1a-. - .~@~--a ~ -~-V
~srr@~axzM&umx ~azr munw rwsxxz4A -ar1asrsaaa.
~-~sr.~~zxa = ~sa~~~@ - s~r=sss zz~s
~ .us
TA~ nz-a 41r p~---s ~~~ 4 r~x 81
a~-anx <s@ - s-~ p~~s~ "a ns .~@~ %
>rrzau~@~ p7s<z- sE4 r. s-zs-us
a<~ns 90 $500 r~pe~. szE -
$3.50 EaxaG. - @aw @u~p~~~~na~ p -
n>@w ~ . ss~~rsmu. sac Co.'S s~saxs 20
S@~1 M~Asw wzx~- .<& a p~ss - zar
s~s-s~ ezzG % p-u-es4 90 - n-~z - ~
x~~@z@& A. ans a@n~rr rzr $40 -
~SwNH &xzw a~~n % sazrmnmw -<x~E B. -
-&r ~ 49, ~zmw q so m~4~s. ~
ss-sza-~r<. pszsar~ 60 s~z~sss~-4~e =--r
sa~z - s~z xa~s ~~s - nn~~ ~
m.~r~ 81 sn~x p@mx~ 90 - s~aa-a-
40 n4zn~w sAu~n s1zr~~ ~ - 49, 9
~ p~s-~~~~a - s~ss->. szx-z. go So
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Dogs and Their Deeds.

The Spitz dog has thus far had only
one prominent suppOrter-the Boston
evolutionist-whO wants it spared be.
cause dogs and men have the same origin.
Meanwhile the ranks of its enemies are
increasing. DR.. Hammond, of New York,
who is an expert in nervous diseases,
whatever he may be regarding CANNES,
says the Spitz is cross between the
P0merauian hound and Arctic fox. Its
inherited wildness makes it doubly dan
gerous, and it is quite likely that its
saliva Is always poisonous, especially
when the irritable animal has been more
than ordinarily excited. While Spitz dogs
may have increased the frequency Of
hydrophobia, they are not its soul causes.
Mr.. N. NJ. Loomis, commission mer-
chant of New York, is the latest victim
of the malady, aud he Yves bitten by a
small cur. Tho wound was deep one,
between the thumb aud fore6nger. Mr.
Loomis encouraged its bleeding, washed
it in warm water, and walked to his ply
sician's residence, mile of, to have the
place cauterized. Nothing more was
thought of the matter until last week-a
period Of about six weeks-when strange
symptoms manifested themsel, Is, aud Mr..
L0omis died after two or three days of
suffering. The physicians pronounced
she case . genuine specimen Of b, dro-
phobis. The disease 10 ~ old ~ the
days Ut the great father Of MEDICINE, but
NJ cure has ever been effeeied, uaiess iu
uoe CT iwo Instances which need further
csa6snstion bsfssre they can be fully &C.
cspsee - true. Just no~ ih-re seems tn
be a unusual number # victims Il ti.~
MALAY. and the Ssiiz 10 heid chisdy re-
- nsas.le But IL sas m ordinary Cur
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An exemplary young man in Virginia
10 in distress for want Of Q name. He
lost his parents ct . very early agc, asd
nobody reoembers Who they we're. He
has gut along without much incuavea-
icnce hitherto vishoet . sane, bot nss
he has gaised the a1cctioas q o yoasg
voasn, snd 10 emh.frarsed hseuse Ie
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