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Sie SramS=Gataitropbe TIT Ietps
NnrR

New=Dorf, 7. Septbr. - 0as s(breiBeu
Der itebengebliebenen Mauern auf Der Sranbz
ftdtts rpurbe seitern fortgeett uno iit jebt bel.
nabe beenoet. 8iS iett 1T nod fem Seriu9
genla6t morben, Die 2eiden Der ief5Mdnner,
Wel1e nermutbli6 inter ben Sriiumern be-
graben liub, 81 erlangen. Die Sadfteine iiuo
nod INNER faif gliihenO beiB, unb bier mo
pa siinseln nod Slammen aus ben Spalten
Smiifen ben Steiuen bernor. Sobalo Die
Wtaiie genitgene abgefiiblt lit, ioden Die gfud).
iu6un9en Beginner, 6r, Sale, Der @igen<
tbiimer Der seritDrten Yianofabrif, beiauo i'd,
5llr 3eit oes SranDeS in Californian unb lit
bis iett nod nidt slriifgefebrt.
Nem=Y orf, 7.Septbr. fortDauernoe
8er50gerllng besiiglid be8 ausgrabeus Der
2ei9eu Der BerlOnen, mel9e wdbrenO Der lebz
ten Seuersbrllnit perln9liiften, bat bic aufz
merflamfeit bes NtaporS gli auf iid) geSogen.
@r ertbeilte heute ben Seuer=@on1miiidren 8ez
febl, Die 9(rbeit loiort IN 4ngriff gu nebmen
nno notbipenbigen 5alls $1,000 81 oeraus9a=
ben, nm Die lleberreffe aus ben Sriimmern
berporsubolen. Die Irbeit ipirb ntorgeu be-
nntlrIeu merNen
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SofalberiGtc aus 0aibin0tun.
Sic @efeufdlaft sur 9erbeifcrune Der Gage oc
&rmeu. = Cine Snnoeebnug oes 8eiuuc

Sic @eieufdIaft sur 9erbcHcrune Der Gage ocr
Mrmeu.- Stne &nno9ebnng oes 8einnoz
hettsratbes.-Gerthtl - gerntiidltes.
gS bington, z. Sept.-0ie Sontmii:
iion, iuelder es iibsrlafen muroe, Die nUtbi9ell
9lnitalten sur 2iuberuug Der gtotb Der 9trmen
Der Staot im 2aufe oc8 tommenoen @iuterS
81 trefien, bat bis iebt nod feline oefinitipe
GntideiOnng setroffen. 8etrefS Oer aroBsn
4njabl 9teger, ipeld)e, faul uno arbeitsid)eu,
it'd idon iett Oieleu Bintern auf Soften Der
gSobltbGtigteit fiittern lieBen, iuuroe bei6oi=
leu, benlelben 81 bebeuten, OaB iie wdbreno
oeS ndditen gStnterS tbr 8roo ourf) Serrid)-
tung 0Hentli1er Irbeiten uerotenen miiBter,
penn lte Die tbnen otelletbt BON auOerer Seite
an9ebotene Selbdfti9uug nid)t aunebmeu
ipiirben.
- Die @eiunobettSbeb6roe beS 8iitritt8
Columbia, oeren 6onoS i6On iett ldngerer
3ett eri60pft iinb, bat MN einen Scritt Der
0fientltt5t, i'll lpel6em fie Die Marifen AM
6lufe als cine Srutitdtte bes 5ieberS be3ei6
net. Die SebDroe eriudt 6u9lei6 ben Yrdii=
oenten, Oieie Srage elmer griinOltden Sera=
tbung gu unterSieben unO Dem GOngreiie Die
Sermtllt9uug etner beoeutenOeu Snnme Su
Serbeiieruugen an oen SluB= llfern 81 empfeb
len. Oieem I5rolette loll enti6ieoen oppo=
nirt rperben, ntdt neil man oteIeid)t gcQeu
notbWenOtge Serbeherungen lit, Ionoern neil
ote lleberSeugung uOrberridt, baB Die @eiunO=
beits-8eb0roe bteien Seridt per0Tentlihtc,
nm cine ou9emeine Aufre9uug beruOrSurUieI
nnO OaOur6 Die Sermilligung con @eloern Su
be3pefeu.
-SbeOOOr 8antbe, Der iid gegeumartig
megen SertauIS BON SpirtuoieM obue 9On-
Seiiion i'm 2lrbeitsbauie beiinoet, ioll III Solce
zines SabeaS Corpus SeiebleS am nGd)lteH
Otittmob Dor 8i6ter 6umpbrcpS gebrad)t
merOeu.
- Ser im Monat 2lu9nit Oud 6euer per
uriGdte S6aOeu betrug 5000; Die Serlulte
mareu Our6 Serii6erungen i'm Setragc Doh
$500 geoedt,
-SObn WtOB unO gmma 3obnioH Don
9lnne 9lrIuoel=@ountp, .WO., iOmie 5. 98
Sgoen uuo s, Is. 9ap BON YrIuce @eOrgc'5
Gountg, Wto., muoeu 9citcrH 6cirOtb8 Gou=
5eliiOnen ert6etlt.
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Weidaftss8esueiier.
9ltt ste 9auten!

9lm ste 9amen!
$. Sat & eobme, str. .164, gao. .greabpae.
q. sseanmeret, (Saar ui.w.), gtr. 62s eerinstenr.
~. EraipfprO, 9tr. So, @arterzeane, sonbon, Sn9l.
Dollar Store, Sir. 2eO, gs.zsaltimoreitraBe.
Samfen ,t,o Sanaaiers.
.9eut5d,e 9amf," Gde Solllbaez unb Saltimoreftr.
DWereiniste Semtid,e 8ant," Gde Saltmoreltr' II.
8oitz0Iiice= =9lpenue. .,.
rSemtid|e GentraI Sanf," "eorreiponbent"=@e=
,seut,d,e spasbauf," ede Baltimore u. gineitr.
Semn,,i,cr s. 9,eder, Sit. 81, Soutbitr.
Usatne, s., Correspondent" ~gebduoe.
Srm0banoer.
g8ilb. $. 3eiubarot, gtr. 10, goro gaeftrase.
Butter, Gier ,tno &die.
yampims & gppe, Sir. 80, sdozebaresitr.
Observation-Disclosures 1t. S,arsmaler+
Gmmart 6 auartles, ST.. 90, BartitraBe.
Ssopfem 1tno Wal5.
8oso & @tdetts, gtr. 10, 5Hbz@apitraBe.
ssntpcliere ttno Splitter.
Gbas. ". Seautil 6 So, gtr. 80. R.z5olipapitr.
&pTer itmo S,anotafd,en.
epIemam, g.. Iapette=, swiiden @aps uno 6reoez
oerlfltraBe.
tarmor=2lrbeifen.
susb stiIom, ST.. 14O, sseit=sultimOreitraBe.
Wsoistmiid)es.
9oaeIer, u. & 60, Sir. "A, Sibertbftr.
s5rsie, s. s. & eomp., Aug. Sartb, Str, 164,
SoDerp, Y.>Y.
Mt6bel,t, W,atrase., It. t. ~.
urtab u. gouad, ar. SO, giorb zSoparofrase.
SEQ: Bed, SIR. AZ. 5arriionitraBe., >.
u. 1eifmssr g. Sobn, gtr. unb 3. Bortlanos,
uRo 9tr. 40, @olumbiaItraBe.
8. y. Stcpens, gir. 3. ShosealpertfraBe.
Utau & S3artel, 9tr. 100, H.=9apirabe,
sabmaidbtnem.
wemtnston'ia,s MabmaId1iaeu, Wr. AZ, RorOs
@9arIe5traBe-
Srmono s. 60, gtr. 6i, gto'S=@apfr.
Iatemt=Weoisinet.
getb 9. Ssance. gir. t08. @eit= 5atimoreftraBe.
photographers.
Goua6, S., Sir. A., 2erugtonfr.
Yianos, Sr9eln ano Welooeons.
". Nuabe 6 SO 204 II. 2O6. VI. @Bamorefr.
Smtro, gr. 2O1, gSei Baltimoretrabe
Geimefamp, gtr. 273, gBeit= Satimoreiira6e.
Hcd,tSanip6lte.
Sames ~. gud)aman, Sir. Al, ct. BaulitraBe.
Ssamntbat, s., Sir. 80, ct. Baulitr.
gsptii, Mler., Hr. II, 9aiuz buildings.
spie9el= nno @iloer=Rabmen.
GdbarSt s. Ysebler, gtr. .93, 2seitz SatimOreftr.
Seritdjerungs=6eieaid1aften.
$. Sem,tma (G5ermoniaz9e6ens), 9lr. 10. Y.=S.
9lpenue.
syiren,em's b. Salto. (5euer), gt.=S.z@de Soutbz
ullb SeconbitraBc
S,anoper= ,Scuer, 8.zS.=Apenue unb Seconoffra6e.
Yptoniac= yeuer .. Baltic, gtr. 5, B@S. z2ipenue.
2lfociateo Tiremen's y. Salto., ytr. a, Soutbitr.
Seutjd)e sfeuer gt.=S.@@de 9jatto.= unb0 0oloap{r.
s,eabnos .. Salto. (6euer), Seconbir., nabe 8.=
S.4Npenue.
Ser. 9emt5d,e (Seuer), S.=S.zgde SaltimoreftraBe
uno B.zS. .zgluenue.
gStlfinIom & s,nrian, Gde Seconor. H. 4. g. .zslp.
YirGbeao & Meepes. gr. ~, SeconoitraBe.
Yrppioentia. ytr. IL, SollthiraBe.
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@ermifdlte teIearaphiid1e 9epefd,ett.

- S0ertff p Il III II pon 9aWpeH,
N.=S., reiite gefternNbeuO nad gtemzDorf ab,
unI Senrp uno Dora 6atitatt, meld)e angc-
flagt iilb, Die tleiue s lep biue . aot8
aus Der gSobnung ibrer @ltern i'll Gamocn
en- fiji brt Su habeu, abSubolen.
- Der @aibingtoner @i15ug Ser
y8enni. 8abu" gertetb geitern 0tor9en III Ser
Ndbe BON gSaperlg, SIS, auf uuerfldrte
g8eiie in 8ranO. Der 3ug muroe ieOod
loiort angebalten unO Oa8 Seuer gel0ldt, ebe
ertudbnen8wertber S4aoen .an9erl6tet nor
Ben.
-Sn9arri8 SPA, tpurben geitern
DerI6tebene Berionen, meld]e itd al ben fitr5z
liden llnruben betbeiltgt batten, 81 Sc
fGn9niBbaft BON 5lpei bis a6t OtOnaten nno
gu @elobuBen I'M 8enage .Uon $50 bis $500
Derltrtbeilt.
-6obert 8. @ipg, nelder iiberfibrt
1T, feline Satin in Jtofp=9ill, @onn., ermorz
bet gu baben, tpurbe geitern in0artforo, ,Gonn.,
5u leben8ldn9lt6er Bud tbau s.
\ q IT perurtBeilt.
= Gin geitern in& lltngmo 0 3, Ont,
angefommeuerS6 S6ooner begegnete am 2.Sep<
tenlber 20 Mieilen iiibmeltlt6 BON Yotnt SetlD
btelen &iiten, Sdiiern unO uerIdieoenen Saul
mannSgiitern, pel9e auf benz gSaiier umEer=
triebeu. Ntan pernlutbet, oaB Elm g d +
bru G) ltattgefun0eu bat.
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@ermifdte Sepefden aus 9tetp=

gtem 0orf, I. September. - @eitcrn
2(beno trat ein idmerer, bon 9tegengiiiien be
9leiteter Sltiturm Elm, mel1er 9e9eamdrtl9
nod fortbauert.
- 9teliOn u. @eBner, oaS mutbmaBli4e
Saupt ber@bicago'er Sdli6erbanoe, bat Dnr6
ieinen Nnmalt elu @eiud nm eiHen 6abeaS
Corpus Sefebl etn9ereift,
- Sob er6fnete 3u 1881.
- Der 9Ompfer vO0er" lit BON Sremcn
bier augefomnteu.
- Qngefommen: Der 9ampier ySeOiOt"
pOn @bina via Sue3taual.
- Die 3Oa @iunabmen behllgen beute
1894 200.
- Ser lluteri6abnleilter 5ablte beute fir
SntereIien $216,o00 unO fiir eiu9eSOgeHe Obz
liQationen $4,000 ans.
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Ser Wsoro TN staats=3tt6tba,.ie
bon Connecticut.

5art orb, @Onn., 7.Sept.-Oie beiben
3nf)tbausitrdflinse Samlin unb 9laen, meld,e
Dor einigen Sagen einen Slnatoeriu9 ntaG=
TEN uno einen Badter ernloroeten, tpurben
geitern benz 9eribte porgefiibrt unb plaiOirten
yai9t i9ulbis." Der GefansuiBtua6ter Da=
bis, rpel9er ben Slu9tueriu9 Der Strdfinse
begiinitiste, 1T bis jett nod nift eingefan9el1
tpQroeit; bic Yolisei 1T ihm ieoodl alf ben
Serien ilnb ptrb obne 3rpeifel feline Seftnabmt
1T ben nd6ften 9agen beiperftelli9eu.
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2tuei Natnpfer t,erbrannt.

Sttama, Ont, 7. September. - 9er
0ampfer D6ranctS," @t9entbnm bes 6ru.
@fcRae, oerbrannte 9eitern in oer 9tdbe Don
Sorel bis auf Die gSaiierltnie. 9as 6ubr=
seug mar peritdert.-0er 0ampfer Queen, +"
@igentbum Der rSttama= =Giuerz zgtapigatiou8
Comp" ipuroe beute Dtittag politduoi9
Our6 6euer 5erit6rt. Der Serluit lit beOells
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s6tiT6r1td, ,tt,o se6ensDerlttit.

yt eD~YJ OFT, Z. Septbr. = Oer Don bier
mad garacoa beitimnlte amerifaniiae Sdoo=
ner g. $, San Rams" 9ins am 3 B, st49Ht
unb Sranf 9lSnu8, iOluie gSalter 2il, Der
StewarO Oe8 6abr3engs, ertranfeu. Die
llebrigeu muroen gerettet uno auf Dem SdOO=
ner yRi6aro 2enbanl" na6 Otewz YOrf eirge=
idifft
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Yaris, 7. Septbr., llbr gtafm. -
Sitnfpro5eutige Genten 105 6rancS 673 Gen-
times fir 8rtef.
Hiperpool, I. Septbr., llbr gtadm.-
Die 8aumwoa 3ufubr betrug bente 5000
Sallen, feline aus 4n1ertfa.
&ioerp o ol, Z. Septbr., ,lbr gta6n.-
8erfGuIe tudbreno Der @o9e 58, 900 - ST.
porteure nabnlen 5000, Spefulauten 1000 !;
Sorratb 807,0 900, amerif. 484, 200; Gin-
fubr $1,000, amerif. 5000; ipirfli9er Grz
port 5000; unterwegS 10000, amerif. 22,=
900; birett bonn Sfifie mad ben Spinnereien
oerl4iGt 1000; amerit. Sertdufe $4,000.
Qiuerpool,7 7. Septbr., $50 9ta6u.-
SrObitOfie feit.
SaitTsmadIrtd1ten.
Queen8torun, Z. Septbr. Die
0umpter y0tuiiia" unO n8iScontn" finO pOn
81 -J1nrF
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SfnrttfeA

Martb as SiueparO, Ofaii., Z. Sept.
- Seit geitern &beno piitbet Elm furdtburer
gtorboltiturm all Der &iiite. S6were ShIrj=
peQen ergieBen itd5 5ur 3eit iiber Die gSerften
gu 6tgblanO uno Saf=Sluff5. Die ben Sunb
neutrality-suspicious. fabren inter naften
sUfnitPu
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Die
81. =. perbeHerte
M 4, II err IN n da n G :"


Ieidt t9ebeno, gerdu dlos
@ie lift bic polltommenfe gidbmaibine gum Tamtz
Iense6raute, bic itdb i'm Uiarfte 6einoet.
Soulm' uno beiibti9e fe, ebe On cine RdhmaIhtne
taufft
Die 8reie finb 10 neorts, Die Seoinsunsen 70
Ietdt pie bel ieoer anberen Utaihtne eriter 3lae.
9ie ,,9Seen'fdle Nabmaid1inen Gompaente," {"
Ir. 66, Rorb @barles StraBe.
P, P.
Gdneioer, ole cine Ndbmaibine braudben, tueroen
nit 9ort6eil uniere perhlebenen Sorten &c. F." nit
einem ertrasroBeH Ndbtiie, WeIe fr bre Irbeit be-
ionoers ansepaBt iino, unteriuben.
Dtan merte iiih, oas oas Siireau Der eompagne fid
in gtr 66, 9torb=ebarlesS 6eiinbet, mobin IS
tiirsih aus Dem Sreimaurertempd perlest norben
lit.
pie .,@eee'id1e Nabmaid,tnem 9nm,pa8mie,"
(2tb,22.S,34t,
2.
gStr iino 6erseust, oa6 bas e5ise perldBlie Wftt=
tel, bas man sur Sertilsnns BON 0totten. Sloben,
S6iua6en, slmeien u.i.tu. 6efommen tann, Stonez
brafer'S 81 iettenpuIpe er iit. gtlIr2 Gents.
(5uIil9. .3Uite, j.a,G G.12BdeD
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SrattO tltO 3ebensnerluit.

Soitou, Z. Sept. Sn Der uergangenen
Nadt muroe Elm Sotel 81 Yolicp- Yoiut, &C.
s., BON etuem SranbItifter angesiinbet uub
pOllitdnOis seriort. Ser S6a6en iit unbe=
bertenS. Gine Srau Blunlmer fam in ben
sEiantu1eu lt1lt
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6. s. s)iid5ter & Gosap.
MOULDING, TURNIN3 IL
SAVING WORKS.
ssobrifanten BON 8aunaternlien, Speiefdrsnten unb
Giihen.
AueGrten Solaarbett elm eSpe5talttdt
gSr. 81, GIab= Strai3e,
sipiiben Bart= uno SoDarofraBe.
4Eug9, ,42GAf}
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2lt,s Oct SmnoesbauptfaSt.
Sin ,,euer esupiauerze 6 pnmfsfar.

gSaibington n, 7. Sept. - SIS perlauz
tet, bab in welligen Sagen etn neuer Snbiaz
ner=@ =@ommilIdr ernannt merOen ioll uno baB
Der Yrdiioent nad Der geitrt9en Sabinetsttz
Sun9 ben SefretGr S6urS autorllirte, Srn.
Snlith, bem gegenwarttgen Snoianerz@ontz
mifIGr, ein anoereS ipid)tige8 Imt an5nbieten.
Die Sreunbe bes Sberiten 9tolltnS aus GorOz
Carolina iinb Der 6oifnung, baB berIelbe gum
Snbiauer=@ommiiidr ernannt peroen mtrb.
Gtue gSari.ii,ta al, ole Sanoettem Der WilttGr=
alfaoemie Su gSeitpptnt.
9eneral S9ofiel0, commandment Der Uttz
lttGrafabe,nie in @e1tpotnt, bat I'M Suffrage
oes Sriegsiefretdr8 einen @eneralbefebl an
cas- Sabettencorps erlaiIert, in pel9em er bic
4ufnerflamfett beiIelben auf BEN 121. Ba=
ragrapben Der 9te9ulationen Der Ifaoe=
nlie lettet unb erflGrt, oaB berielbe fiinitigbin
unerbittlf in Strait geiebt perbel1 mtrb. Ser
Baragrapb 1d)reibt Dor, oaB alle &abettelt,
lpelfe iid) be8 y6u68pre1en8" (Hazing) ODER
Gbnli6er Sergeben i6uloig nladen, bur1
Iu8itoBung aus Der 9lfabentle beftrait peroen
lollen.
9ermi5d,tes.
Die BON pielen Sldttern per6ffentlid)te 9l11z
qabe, DaB cine Sd)meter oe5 Senators @o1lz
Hing BON ibrer Steue i'm Stem Yorfer GOLF
ante eutlalien plrbe, 1T nnbegriinbet.
tSier eingetroffene 0epei9en meloen, baB
Senator Wtorton lan9ianG Der @eneiung entz
gegen i6reitet.
Ser oemofratisd)e sies IL, Galifnrs
a,ten.
San5ran5iscO, 7.Sept.-9en lebten
8ablberi6ten SuiOl9e baben Die 9emOfratet
10 SenatOren uno 81 Ofitgleber Oes Inter
baules, Die 6cpubiifauer 10 Seuatoren unO
23 Otit9lieber Oe8 llnterbauieS eripdblt. 6ier=
mad lperoen Die 9enofraten bel genlelnamer
abltimmung cine Ntaiofitdt BON 38 Stim>
men baben.
SOB eines 0eteraueu DER Setttid)=
autertfantid)ett YreiTe.
Bbtl Ia belp b Il, 7,Septbr.-6r. 6rteOr.
gS. SbonaS, &eoafteur nnO SerauSgeber Der
yYbil. Sreien 4reiie," itarb beute Wtor9en i'm
1 llI+nS 49,, IN CS,
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Sebermann,

Sebermauu, Sebermamr,
oer Sauces
dbenttfassS Ssaar observation-disclosures VtttteI
Hair -Restorative)
se6raubt,
ift bon Der Sbatladae iberseugt,
Sab es bent eaars Die nathrlid)e ssarbe
suieoera6t, uenn aIter eoey &rantbtit es srau se'
mad3t ba6ea, uno oa es oentel6en Weithbeit un0
@ians perletbt, 70 ipirb
Seoer,
Der es periuft, fiHbeu, baB es ole 5au ntt fdr6t,
Sonbern burdb 9lnreeurs oee natirli6en Iusi6eoun=
aen an ben @ur5eln bem 6aare neues 2e6en, neue
arait oereibt uno 10 iene 5ares uno Sriide pebers
berfet @s tann 10 oit ipte sdiier aui Der aopibau
aus Se un6 qnregen6en Weinseiitertraften beitebt,
,lnb ais 2oiletten=@rtel ha es eines @lei6en iit.
Yreis 81 bie5laide!
gu baben bel Ssth e. seuee,
gtr. 1913, 2Scit,Saltimoreitr.
q. 8.-Wlan frase na1 6ances Chemical Hair.
Reytorattpe, unb nehe fein an6eres (SebY1 1ia2l
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Scr @efomarff.

Stem Dorf, 7. Ssptbr. = @elO tei6t 81
As. gSe6iel rublg 3n 4.85!. @Olo i6loB
feiter 5u 1893. Sunbe8 SbligatiOnea
idloiien ilau II. itetig; 188ler Coupons 110z,
neue 1865er 105S, 1867er 1919, 1868er 1893,
neue 8iinfer 1919, 1O.40er Coupons 109.
2lftien i6lofen flau ltno iteti9er; Stem
Dorter@entral 1034, @rie 12!, 2afeShore 64f,
Sainuiier Central III, PittSb. 80, @bica9O=
9tortbmeern 345, Prioritdten 63b, &od=S8z
lnnA 1011
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Sas 8elbe Syieber TIT SSernanotna,
Stlori0d.

Sapannab, @a., 7. Gept. - Der Saz
nitdtsbeante in Sernanoina, 5la., bat benz
bieTgen Sanit6tsbeamteu cine 9epeid)e ge=
i9idt, in pelder er et1geitebt, Dap Die in Ser
nan0ina graiitrcnOe Seufe Oa5 gelbe 6teber
lit. 9llle aus iener Staot anlan9enoen Sdbr=
seuge unb 8abn5ii9e peroen Der Quarantdne
lutPrmnrfeu mPrNPu
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Ser SemofratiSbe sies tn Salifnrs
500 eineS Neterauem Der Se,ttSG)=
drfterifatttidaen Gresie.

Ybtla DeIp B "a, .Septbr.-Dr. S5rteOr.
gS. Sbonlas, 3eOafteur nnO SerauSgeber Der
yYbil. Sreien 4reie," ltarb beute WtOr9en i'm
Sitter MN 20 eSnhr,u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-08

ten ietner SolSaten ipabrenb Ocs Siirgerfriez
ges i6ilOerte, Su glei6er Belt aber aId Den
conf0bertrten Solpaten @ere6tigfeit piber=
fabreu lieB.
Der 8rdftoent ftattete obann fir Ii6 unO
feline @efd9rteu Der Seriammlung Ieinen
Danf fir Die Seruillfomnlnun9 ab unS begab
ii6 NIT leinen @efolge naf bem &atbbauie,
no Sberit 0upal linn Die SABINE oes Sc.
Sbio'er SolOntdr- -RegimentS, befeu Cont
nanbeur er mar. iiberrei6te. Die iiberlebell=
ben Wtitglieber bes 8egimentS purben baraui
BON bem Brdiibenten eutpfangen,
llm 10 llbr beute 9lbenO gebt 6r. Sa1ea
auf einen1 grtrasuge iiber Cambridge mad
ieiner Seimatb i'll Sremont ab, un baun
Sonnta9 unb Wontag oaielbit 3u uerbringen.
Son bort uirO er ii4 na3 0apton begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-08
Selegrapbiide Sepeillelt.

stEbte bet uNlociIr!en g5refies filr ben nOeutfd
@orreip ponoeuteu".
e)nIanb-pepf(6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-08
Sos 9cNnpcn SeS gapiteS.

yOuO On, Z. September. GIne Don
6eute Oatirts 9leuter'i9e 9epeid)e melbet aus
Rom: Scr Yapit mar geiterH AbenO lebr
icbmaf, jeoO9 legten iid fetne beunruhigenz
ben Spmptome al ben Gag. Gr erbob itd)
beute Itorgen 3ieulidD ipdt nuO begab itb i'll
ieiuen StuOir5immcr an Die 2lrbett, Obglei6 er
nod immer an Sd)mddJe litt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-08
Ssramfreid,.-e ern. Sbiers' SeItattnng.

Yari8, I. Septbr. = Die mctIten Sauf=
lGoen beier Staot prbeu morgen mabrenO
Der 8eitattrng beS !Srn. 3biers geifloiien
bleiben. Die NbenbSeituugen uer0ffentlifen
bic arrangements bc5ii9lidJ Oes 4ei9en5ugeS
unO ertldreu, 0aB man iib ScbufS gtufreAt=
erbaltung Der Gube anf ben BatriOti8muS Der
Biirger berldBt. ,2a 2iberte" Oerfiinoet, oaB
6ruppen ole gauge 8oute eutlang oufgeitellt
werOen uno oaB mebrere 0etaGemeut8 ben
Qei6en5ug begleiten iOGeu. 9ie 66. 81.
@reoD, Sules SimOu unO auoere btroOrra=
qeloe DtGuner merbeu 9teoen al Dem @rabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-08

Bas~ Cine Uou N0. s. 9Offmaun
uno u. EeBer arraHgtrte @rfurliou
fiuoet mOrgen per 0Gmpfer ,SbOmaSG GouDer"
ua6 oDiOHumeutal 6ibing @rope" itatt.
Die SOrberciungcn SIT Oleiem 2luSu9e iiuo
i'll nmfaiienOer 9Seiie getrofieu wOrOen, nm
sic S9eiluebmcr al 0emielbeu in jeoer6iaIiht
SIT befrieOigeu. Ser 0ampfcr perldBt BEN
Bier gfr. l3, gigbrn. 28erite, mn 4I0 llbr
&ormittoQs nm nm y llhr gi0hmittaas.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-19

selected with the greatest care. Ii tiiis Is
applicable to grain raising, it need hardly
be observed how powerfully the principle
applies 20 the subject of breedIng''dH kinds
of stock. If like begets like, and you wish
to breed first-class animals. you must breed
from those who have shown themselves SUI
perior for the particular purpose tor when
you are breeding. The great aim OF our
farmers is to produce beef. and OF that Kind
which can be most quickly anu easily fatted
and comes to maturity earliest. The Short
horns have proved to be the best, and must.
and will always hold the highest rank
among the great meat producers -Cotoraoo
Farmer.
WHEN SHOULD FARMERS SELL THEIR
WooL.-As u general rule we shOuld sell
our products as 0 as they are ready Tor
market, and not hold them for IA rise III
prices. But if the opening prices are very
low-loWer than the cost of productions, as
was the case With wool last year-we should
not be in Il hurry to sell, us The probabilities
are that there will soon be an advance. At
all events. in such cases, prices will be much
more likely to advance tlian to decline. un-
less, therefore, we have pressing need Tor
the money, we should not sell good, clean
wool at 80 to 50 cents per pound. But, as
before observed, our general rule should be
to sell ali our products when ready for the
market, neither contracting with specula-
tors in advance, nor holding for higher 1igg-
ures when offered prices that are fairly re-
munerative. In Il word, farmers, While ell
deavoring to be always well posted as to
markets, should ever keep clear OF specula-
1i0n. g- ... ...
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-19
I 4 { DA[RY Y.
BEsT MODE OF CHURNING.

Mr.. Willis z. Hazard, q weil-knOwn dali
ryman of Chester county, Pa, has pub
lislled a little book on Butter Making, from
which we extract the following advice about
cllurning:
Churning in ummer is best done in the
morning early, while it is cool; in winter it
must be done in a warm place. Rapid
churning is not the best, but an even, steady.
moderately slow time is; fifty to sixty
strokes OF the dash per minute will general
ly bring the butter in thirty minutes. II
the cream is slightly acid and Of the right
temperature, say 55 to GO degrees, it will re-
quire less than half an hour. We believe
that butter produced in about that time-or
in 40 minutes-is better for keeping than
that produced in longer or shorter time. Ii
it is not the right temperature, set it in 81
moderately warm pl ace until it is, or place
the can III a large boiler of warm water till
it is right. The churn should not be soaked
over night. In the morning put in a quart
Of boiling water, churn it one minute, then
draw it Oft and pour in a pailtul OF cold wa
ter, to remain iii the clurn five minutes.
The cream is then agitated until u complete
separation of the fatty matter from the
milky fluid has been effected. All the but
terry particles of the cream or milk are en-
cased with thin D%ellicles OF casei,l or clleesy
particles of milk. If The churnilg is done
so quickly rs to fail to break up Or separate
the caseil p~ellicles from the oily or buttery
particles, the butter will have that clleesy
flavor Which all dislike so much. If the but
ter will not gather, pour nto the ciurn
some icc-coll milk. Much butter is spoiled
by churning the cream too warm.
The churn should be as nearly straight
up and down rs possible, and the dash
should stir all the milk every stroke it
makes, so that the butter should all come
that the dash shall strike the top of the
cream and the bottom Of the churn at every
stroke. If the clurn be filled, SO that the
dash cannot strike the top of the cream, the
operation can scarcely be accomplished.
Rapid churning should be avoided at the
commencement, though the motion may be
accelerated after the cream curdles With but
ter. There are many ~favorite churns of the
barrel pattern. We believe, however, the
best is the simplcst-the old-lashioned up
right chnrn, which can be 80 arranged as to
work the dasher with dog or horse power.
The size OF The cfurn and other dairy
utens lis should, of course, be proportional
to the requirements of the dairy. In large
| dairits i'll Chester county are used barrel
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-19
Rob Roy,

weighs abon1t j 400 Ills. sired BY imported forta =,
dame a fine Oregon mare. VIII ser'e y 1##
Scaa0n. A1s3@6t''-'* Akss' ,,n1sl the
Mares not proving with foal can be le ,,Iad 1t ~
following season All bills must be seainr~
time of service, or before the removal .! sniisSax
Good pasture furnished at 50 per nionl aa,,ss Us Me
taken offstock; but all accidents ana sse'pNN
season. commences May lst and ends A s1;sh mssy
Youngsters to be seen at my ranch, Az Nsrttiiipu d
of the, principal stock-growers III ,ii ~ ofn,essisxiy
country arc a Sufficient guarantee on .65si
Horses and Youngsters tor sale. NJ, sla4Ia
For particulars address II NJ Is lMI1A.UEpes ~
se-am Watson, Beaye'liea' eos "