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9tpei Sinner ierbrnnnt. .

GoDe!l, 0taf., 5. gIOUembsr. - 3mei
tletne Stnoer, metde bon ihrer Dtutter in
6eren QSobnung all ber Sefierion=Stra6c in
ether WleQe, BET etncnl SieH ltebeno, allein
SuritdgclaiIen puroen tamen beute 8ornltts
tag auf IdlredtidJe gSeiie uu'8 GebcH, tuoent
ibrc 2leiOcr uuO oa8 Bett5eu9 Our1 Den SfeH
in SranO geiebt ipurben.
S5eftiaer gturm tn Scitrcid).
0CnOon, 6. glopbr. - 8Ie 5elearQpbeHz
2tuten in etuem lllnfreiie uon 100 0feilen nm
28ieu Der itnb oHr6 etneH beitig2nS6 S6neelturm
Ser't6rt lpor0en.
Die @attuna 9entihEauo's.
Cont on, 6. gt0ubr. .-Glne OepCidle Der
,Bolt" nel0et aus Berlin: yyG8 tpir0 uerz
fituoct, baB 0euti6lano i'm Sale neuer Ser
lpideluugen 10 iuett, al8 m0glth, bic Sad3e
OeS 6reoen5 unteritieen, iid) ieood) feine8=
negS an elmer genleiuiau1en Selpeguu9 sur
gelualtiamen Nu8ibruuQ be8 Seritner Ser
tra9s betbelligeu plrO. m
Sure SebeIOepsIdltm.
-Oa8 BON Slotto nad) ttelu Q)orf beitlmnte
britti1e Bolidliff .Sarab 9tid)olon" puroe
unterme9s ourf etllen 3ulammenitoB belhds
Oigt uno lief am l. D. sc. 8ebuf5 Reparatur
in Den 6aien Don 8ataotd auf SABA eirl.
- Otan ermartet, baB @raf AnOroii9 bei'm
3uiammentrttt Der 6itreld)li6eH 0elegatlonen
ben IbibluB zines 8ertrage8 nit Der 3iirtei
in 8eSug auf ytopi 8oSar perfiinoeu miro.
- Ser ungarii6eJteid8tag oermarf geftern
nit 17O gegen 50 Stimmen ben Qntraq, bas
unguriife DiinlIteriuut in Gnfla9e5uitanO 5u
OerieBen.
- Dtebrere rpettere, unbe6euten6ere Banfes
rotte lperoen aus 9aSgOm beri6tet.
- Die milltGriideu GOrberettunaeu @nas
lambs nu Der @ren3e BON aigbaniifan bait
eru tort uno oeuten on, baB feine befreoigenoe
Antport oe5 Gmirs auf oa5 brittid)e llltima=
tum erpartet iuiro.
Rarft nnS g6rIe.
Gon0on, 5. gtoUbr., 2.30 Ro1m, -
&onOl8 945 fir @elO unO 95k fir 8rief.
2onoon, 8. Hoobr., so gtaflm. -
Rartier 0epeihen notlrcn peute fiinfplo5ens
tt9e &enteu au 1l2 6ranc8 Z &entineS fiir
8rief.
2toerpno II, 5. gtoobr., II. 80 Radm.-
Bauntmo0e feiter. Otittetiorte SberiGnoer
8 l1y16; 90. Orleans Ct; bic Serfdufe betra>
gen beute 1000 8aGlen.
SdtHSnadlrfd)ten.
2tperpool, 5. Jtopbr. - Der 9amnfer
nWafa6uletts" tit beute pon Bottom bier an
gelangt.
Nntwerpeu, 5. gtou5r. - Ser 0oms
pier 0Saoerlano" 1T beute BON Herp= Dorf bier
eingetrofien.
Saore, 5. gtoobr. - Der 0ampfer
oSt. Iaurent" lit beute bon Nem Dort Gin,
geIauieu.
8rifo1, 5. gloo6r. - Der 0ampfer
gSouerlet" lit 4eute Uon Newz9orf bier ange=
fommeu.
Queen8town, ). Nopember. - Der
Oampfer DPart9ta" 1T Uon gferu' S)ort bier eIHs
9etroffen.
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3ltiantecnftnfi stpifd)en tpciRcts 1tttS
GtiWCfIidten @lrbcftertt.

. an 81 q n ) 8 CO. 8. Jl0Oember. -
Sine Depeide aus POrtlauO, Gr., beri6tet
Die @tu5elnbeiten elne8 Samples 3miden
etpa Sman3i8 meIBen uno iedjsSig dJineiiiben
arbeltern III elmer 8oaipinnetet gu Oregon.
Gttp. Die g8siBeu waren Olc In9rciier. 4uf
betoen Seiten puroen mehrtre Beriouen i9mer
perIebt, uno eiu @bneie crblelt cine rpabr=
itetnlid t6otIlhe 5buBmuHoe. Die geb5r.
ben itellten Die 9tube iblieBlif iuieOer her,
jcood) beiitr9et man elne @rueuTung Oe8
&ie8.
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Serbetreu0es Groocbe4t TIT San
SnlfrnSnf

Nem=D Dorf, 5. gtopember. - Sin bonn
26. Sftober Datirter 8rief aus Banama mel
oct, baB Oa8 StdOt4en Sucuapa uro Die BE-
nadbarten Srte i'm 9epartement lllulutan,
i'm iublid1en 3beile Der Jepublif Salpaoor,
am 2. Sftober bon eiuem ihredlihen @robez
ben betnaeluht ipurben. 8einabe a0e Sc
bdube III Sucuapa lpuroen 5erit0rt unb piele
Berionen nnter ben 3riimmern be9rabeu.
0eH lebten gfa6ritten sufolge maren 10 2ei>
den aufgefunOen poroen uno man fiirftete,
oaB iid nod piele aubere unter ben ein9eitiir5z
ten @ebauben befduoen, inoem piele Berionen
perntBt fuerOen. 9(uBer Sucuapa muroen Die
Staote Guadalupe, gtueua=9uaOalupe, Gbi=
nameca uuo l1iulatan, Gtcapa, Sriunio uno
Gan Suena Sentura ourd) oaS Grobebeu
psrpiiEet. gtuepa @uaDalupe unb Gbinuz
meca Iiegen gGuslid) in Sriimmern uno in
ieoem bieIer Stdotden giH9en Meni4enlebtn
OPrlnrpn
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0alaett=G.am0iOafeil.

Maeon, @a., a. 9touember. - 9lbner
@iblon, Elm Betrunfener, bra6te geitern 6rn.
98. .. Coleman Obne bic serlngite @eran.
taliung 5pet SdluBmunoeu, Die cine in ocn
Seib unb Die anoere iii oas 8ein, bel. Sole
man 1T tDotltd perleBt uHo miro iferben. -
ISM. Otaper tuurOe norgefern Nbeno bon
Bug DtcDtidael onr6 pier S9Ilie I9mer
oermunoet.
Nu9uita, Ga., 5. gfopember. - Sbos.
Sutler lpuroe geitern abeab in 6amburg Don
Gem Neser Sorp 5atpftns 9elhoiien unO t5ot=
lid permunoet. 6apfins iit perbaftet.
Iuguita, @a., 5. ytOpember. - 6. $.
Sronion purte geitern 9lbenO su BarnslpeI
@ourthouie bnrdn Sohn 8nslotf erihniien.
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Sdliffsnod,rfd1teft.

y t n, 5. Jtopbr. - Die Oanlper
nMtHueiota" uno rSitlian" iinO BON 2tuer'
pool anqelangt.
0ertsitfdjte tetesrapeifd)e 9epefGest.
- Der Speite @OnUent Der yreleu lutberi<
ideu airdle Der Ser. Staaten" trat 9eitern in
Der ct. Marfus=airhe 3u 86ila6elp b a
utter Dem Soriibe oe8 @brm. Or. 6. @riiz
nelpalb aus 2ancaiter, 9a., 5uiammeu.
~ Wa4fsHO 5ssst per- sesseH ssnns Dst gar
@rope, ga, einen Sorttag iibec ,oen 8srtb
oeS lutberliden Sefenntuiie8 fir Die lutberis
id)e @onfeitou," ullO Der 8ortrag nurbe BON
oen Baitoreu Or. s. 8. &rau1b, 8r. g8. $.
Otanu, Or. 6. 9S. Sd)dffer II. u. beiprod)eu.
Sn Der abenoiisuns bielt Yrof. u. Martit
elne Solleiuug.
- 9ls Steinbauer in ben SteinbriiAen
bel eamspllle, Out, ltanbea gefttrH
fit bUberen 2obn aus.
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&eruttfdte Sepefd1ett aus
gfett1=VAnrT.

Stem Dorf, 5. stouember. - Ser beute
ans 6apanua angefOmmene Dampfer y@up
Of Mertba" brad]te Die Maunidait tel boil
ldnotiden 8r!gg v@olumbua," tpel1e an
21. Sftober auf Der Iabrt BON 2aqana na6
6amburg an oeraiiite BON OucGtaR i9eiterte.
Der 0ampi,r n@lpoe" traf poa 2tipru=
mali bier etn.
- Der 9ampfer Yereire" if bon 9aore
hfnr pinnptrnffnt1
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II TIIZ 4JUO
8. Gimn1el mur0e NIT elmer Mebrbeit bon
6564 StimnleA tpieOer ermQblt. Sci ietuer
eriten Grtpdblung bate er eine Nehr6eit BON
1868 Stlnnlen; ietn rep. @egner &urnsr sr=
belt nod 1892 Stimmen.
8terter 9iitrift.
Dieicr 8titlift umfaBt ole TO-, H., 12.,
49,, a., 15., &c., 18, 10. unb 20. g8aro.
DEM 9emotraten 81. Mc4aue itanoen brei
@anoioaten ge9enither: Der 6epublifoncr Sol
lano, Der @reenbdfler Quiglep lilsv Der uut
abbduglge Democrat 2ambert @ittinQ8. 0tc.
Sane iie9te mt 1868 Mehrheit iiber ale Seq
ner. 6olganoeS iit Die Qbitinmung:
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GaS aelbe GSiebcr.

0temp us Gem, 5. 9toUenber. Son
6 llbr geltern Nbeuo bis bcute Wtittaq itarben
8 Beri omen in Oieicr Sta0t uHO llmgegeuo
AM gelbcn 6leber.
Wem-OrGeans, ). gloUcmbcr.-3nner=
halb Der letteu "a Stunoen wuroen 8ooe8-
fdue un0 81 reiterc @rtrantungen am gctben
Sieber bCri6tet.
Cairo, ST., 5. 9ioo2mGcr. Gin Gooesz
faa am gelben 8eber i'll ben leBteu "a 5tnH=
Oen; felne neueu @rfranfunqen.
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grano tn eftter sohlenor,.be.

8ottsuille, 3D., 5. 9tOubr. - Sn Der
5iforpz zRio9e SObleugrube, Gigentbum Der
DUftneral Sahnz unb Wtinen Comp" nabe
Sbamofiu, Ya., brad geltern AbenO 5euer
aus, fpeldes oas game @rubenperf serlt0rte.
Die 1riad)e oes Branoes, iomie Der 8etrag
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ftno nift ernlittelt.
gtpa 200 RerionsH 9eratben anger geiadf-
tlQuuQ
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Beratbnssiafal: gir. 1872, Noro*entatpiir.
Ser orose snbifiereardutcrzD Doftot behanbeIt nit
rinIo ne fronid,eu 8ranfbeiten bes oirrs, 5alies,
s!sss ssa sanss a. Sss Dassns Ss6s iessn sa es
Rerssns nn0 ieOe aorSagHs i'm MsrueTl,slsmss
Girspbeln, arebs @edlpulft SaaSpuf Msloei. eii
i6ledtsr. .A' 81. soespoo bfr arose Speianstardu
terDeitor, Rr. 1872, Gsta,nitraf,s, os5sn
NIT polltommene, griolae, mas 0unoerte bebeusen
isansa. M @er oei siesn bas seoss. nniersra5snSsn
eeben ein Sab mebr neg, ionsetn esiualt nno s,flt
@usb BON bieien zgrfdlaFfuneen beiIen. nod
BEN ane anoerea aers,e gHda npt baien ssfonnt Sta
mSdte Sud, Die Shr snh ene ntenz zHeosiIen D., eaol
birtbo bt s1rlIien oni1@ub tlirifen, eratbun9s
Gtunben BON frii6 bis attends Uhr; SenntG9s
sum Defen Der arbeitenoen 9laiIe pom ltn1 ~ us
8nhmIttngs nhr. iSept.1O,5Ule.tn2I I)
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8aWferutte.

Boton, S. gtOubr. = Die S0pferiuaartn=
bdnoler @larf, Ioams & @larf baben faGtrt,
nno cine 9erlammlung Der @ldubiaer iua abs
gebalten roeroeu, iobalb ELL EMBELLISHMENTS
porbereitet meroen lam.
Gan Sran5tsco, 5. 9toobr.-0ie &c.
traibez@rporteure Dresbab & Comp. babell
falltrt. Wian hofft,. oab Der 8anferott ben
Getraibebanbel ntht rpejentli1 beeintrdhtisen
pirO. Glide Sarmer i'm Snnern olen be.
beatenbe gerluite erleioen.
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Ser st1tr1ii oltf netaf Wfdafnnnsee.

Gbicago, 5. 3oOember.-Dle yfafrld5t
1T bier eingelaufeu, oaB Der Sampfer Stir
Oi Montreal," meid)er, tpie man befiirftete,
pdbrenb oss letten Sturmes SdiffbrHd lit,
inoem Elm 1beil ieines aootienbdirsdens an
Der Sfifiile oes Mibigaulec's ans llier trieb, !,
bel ben Manitons geieben poroen unO nur
nnapeientlld beibaoigt 1T.
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epestal , Noti3e,t.
vir aoustrauem bon wid,ttasett.

sur SSAMSfrdncn ppN xDtMtt9tetts
gpenn SeSer iein 5aus fir ben Serbit einrtet, 70
are es ebr portbeilbaft tuenn oer popuIdren srs
ma Ebomas ". Cream, Nr. 38, gorb= s m.
arbit e. einen SeTud a6itatfete. Dort ftno Wio=
beln, Eeppte, asa4stud, 6ener@ @Gou!eaur u. I. tp.
sesen serinse ip6hentlide ober monatide Ratensab.
luasen tu baben. (Sftt1, ,2Ntey)
sessrBer ges1aittI
Sasttfdbe mno rusiifd,e 8aoer tiar SO Gesta
tn
Nr. 54, Npro>9tbertnsgtr
tSuH4,1S) =. 9. sssrrep, gsentbimer.
SAT- 1Estfduaaaa & Soaps Dsebhess
Compressed ysast).
do man entoedt COT, baB oieIe Hatpahmunsen IN.
ferer Sefe fib i'm N.orfe 6efnDen, 70 bat ans adh
Yresbefe unieres abrifats au ieoen Badee ben ssaa
men unierer 5trmn. AGle anoeren fnb g1anahmunF
9:n.
Tsan perlanse Dor sinsm Grocer SaF, Tletids'
ntann & Comps Gyesbefe. Gdslih trtip!
5abrit>Depot: slr. "a, ssoro@SEtam=Sfrabe.
Q. g. Yenaetf, @ei66ftsihlrer.
(Nfdrst9, ,12Dtef)
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&rnniHM.

Sm y. 8ifritte uoH @teDzDor fanoen ftd)
Smet Smtb8 ge9euiiber, 2lltranOer unO 5ti.
hOla8. @riterer wurOe erwdbt, tarb aber
nod III oerielben Stunoe, in wel9er Ct oc
NNdrldt empftug.
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t4aee4s 9rai)t . Sitter
EGEH@8A -unb
AA.=Aa A1AaAa 9rabt 3ierarbetssss saa
EN..EssAs r.. 10

TX. 3S, Npr0s Ssptoare=StraEe, 9altiInexs.
HcbrttoHten onHtabtSdunen sarsrleohots, aorG1f
eeidncern fit BaIfore n. + Gehen, aaatHe.tsetn
Eann< uno RosIeEfieben (5iaiolerJ, 3etpobenen
Trdhte, eie1nen SettsfIen, Ditto sstIhien " I. ~
fN1f03f f7spf<f
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IS Mnrb

GS ftarb
ON ), gsop. mad lanser unb ibmer5baiteg 9ranfbelt
nnier oIter C5atte un6 Batter @eter 9oeInlatli i'm
s.. ee6ensiabre; Die s,eero9una FnSet aoraen,
3onneritGa. yeahmtsfag nom EIauerbauie gar.
fpan6en unb 6reunoe psl Borailie adhuesDon efngez
!aoeu fiHb. Ste Granerts0e S8tftlpe
(266) nebft adbter 9auYo Bofelmlnli
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kanlslanfr.

Sie eleoanteie, ie in eieer staot ausseeite gaunl=
lung in
&rn5tau, go. pplirtem Reiii,,g. ..... Srottse.
Gu berabgeieb IN Breiien
aeidbmafpoae 6ineflhc Sellampen;
oerbeiierte beutihe Stubirz z2anlpen.
Gasbets0icn bei
Is. y. SautOion & Comp,
Ser. 5, Worb bertp sStra Be.
B(eir69renzarbet. ............ Gasleitun9s szQrbeit
aIte @aszutenTlien iuerben neu bronstrf nnb pers
uoIoet (Sept. .23-)
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aus ser SatmoesDauptitaSt.

9S ingt o II, 5. Jtop. @eneral
Sherman erflGrte beute in Se5ug anf bic Ins
gabe, mad petdler Sberit Wlle8 Die Sannod='
Snoianer auf graulame lSeiie Jebanoelt ha=
ben loG, na1bem bteIelbe Tim ibre llntermer=
fung anqeboten batteu, CT fenne ben Sberitan
als eineu tiiAtieen, suoerldiitgen uno buntas
nen SfTi3ier uuo hege ni1t ben 9eringlteu
;3rpeifel, 0aB oerIetbe 9ebanoelt babe, nie inn
ieiue Yfltft inter Den llmlldnoen gebot.
9as &abluet mar heute nur cine Stunbe in
Situng unO erieOigte feline tpidtigen 9eid1Qfte.
SefretQr @ua1tS nno @eneralanmllt Oepens
maren ab,ueieno. gSdbrenb Der Sibunq
murbe bed,loiIeiI, baB Die Sotidlaft bes Prd1
iioenten oil Den &ongreB Die Gmpfeblung ent-
balten Iollte, ba5 @elpi6t Der Stauoaro~ ~Stls
berDoGarS 81 pernlehreu ooer Die Brdguu9
oicier Wiiinsen 3u beiArdnfen, I'M bic luetere
@unusltbuug 'DerIelban su perbinbern. Die
Qn9elegenbelt lpjro IN etlter lpdteren Slbung
abermals srr @rDrterung gelanssn..
Die 80 iungen Sloulr rSnolaner, peld)e arf
&Ofen Der Regerung III Der SnoHitrieif1ule
Su 0ampton, Sirg., erSo9en perocn lolen,
fno on ihren Seftntmungsorte angefomnlen.
@eneralpO pOitueiiter Steg CAB beute etne Gntz
ld,etounq III Se6ug aut Den Nnlprud) oes
4oerauageber8 oeS nMliiionarp SeralO" in
Solton ab. Gerlelbe beanIprudte cas- Re6t,
@reuplare ieiner 3eititriit an etnen 49enten
in Srooflpn Su ifiGen uno oieielben ourd
Hebtelen 3u oer State bon Snei &eut8 pro
Bfunb per Solt oil bic Subfrtbcnten in Der
Staot perienben 3n laiiel1. Jttd)ter Sch Der.
lpirit ben Iulpru4 al5 nnbegritucet nno ent~
ld)eioet, oaB Der 6erausgeber einen ober Slpei
@ent8 Yorto pro grrmplar, ie na9 ber @r6Be
Der 3eltldriit, Su be5ahlen bat. Die @nt<
ld)eloung tft fiir alle d9nliben 6due, pie
). y. Die SerienOung BON @eld)dftS= =@irfula=
relt, giiltlg.
Scr WoroproseB se9en Waior gSmt.
~. Sseefe.
Petersburg, Str9., 5. gfoocluber. -
Ser gforOproseB 9e9en 0falor ISM. u. Steele,
!Uitt9lieo Der @eleegebung, tpelder Dor etltz
den gSod)en ben 9teger Aoolpbu8 Grotter
mdhreno etner polltliteu Seriamnilung CT
id)oB, mnrDe geitern 5u 6idaforD, @reenpile<
@ourtbouie, begouEen. Die grDBte Qufre.
9ung berlidt unter ben geaern Der llmgegeub,
unb tSlnoerte belielbeu babeu iid), nit Sniip=
peln Ino Btltolen beiuaffnet, in Ger TaGbar=
| i6aIt oeS Gertd)tsgebdupe8 Derlamntelt. Sie
broben, Steele su lDudlen, i'm Safe berlelbe
| fretgelprod)en mirb. 8iele S5rauen baben aus
| Sur6t Dor einem Arapaue 0idsforo uerlaiien
unb ild9 naA bieier Stabt begcben. @ine
Ibthetlung Spe5ial @on{abler 1T bon bier
abgelhtoft noroer, nm Die 6ube aufreht gu
crbaltcn. IuBer Srotter tit nod ein Reaer,
Itameas Sitd, in ben letten 5lpet gSofen BON
eillem gSetBen eri6oiien moroen, uno Die Ie-
| ger iiuD oeSbalb in hDlit auf9erei5ter Stinlz
muna. Sberit @bas. g. Sprtngfefop 1T
al5 Qnwalt be5 DfaiorS Steele en9agirt.
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1Alprris 4 Gfnrp's aatarrb-

Gs heilt afuten unb troniden Satarrb unb 6eiperf=
ffeniat uenn ieDe anbere Sebanblung febIgedlaeeu,
raite 5elung. gs bat ben @ebraud fotpieliser
Gtnatbmunss zMpparate uno yfaienconhen Tait san5
perbrdnat Cine einmafi9e Aniuenoun9 hebt oas @Se=
fiibI BON gd,tpere unb 9iud i'm sfopie unb erfpebt
uno pertreibt ben ensetrodneten sd,leim. ber, Die
gaie peritopft. gs miro BON ben pronoptrten Aer5z
Iifnm selobt, bas es einbeais r oas bette sesen &az
tnrrb In aGen ielnen Saoen befannte Nlttel ertart
Betreffs 4teftate unb Beridte ber bur6 uner Vlits
tel btperffe1igte auren perpeien mir atb ungsnoa
nuf uniere asenten 5o. Snienlam 6 &ugers, 5er.
176. VNeit=p paIfimGreftsnss<
Breis SO Gents bic Siafbe. Sn alen Npotbefen
,noreftrake, su baben; engros bel 25ogeIer, Sohn
epmp., Sbpntfcn 6 SRmzb nno Wnt. s..
Sromn & 15rMbcr. (Mpr.6, i29Jfte, fu.2.p.)
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Die groBe 1Oabl(blad)t.
Gtn . re ut ofr at tf@erG nsreB
9eiid)ert+
Sas 6reenbnf>Sntun 1tnbeheutenO.
Smtler'S 0e6urtsta9ssefGenf.
Der groBe 9emusog ubgetban.
eenpnlb Mnrie.tnieber eriuablt.
Ser gemaltige &f in Der
Stabt Nep 0orf.
S0hn SseuO enttbroni. = Is. Goppcr 9Hraerz
tttetiter.
9emofratiIger Sieg In MarDs
lanO.
Ste Semofrntett SSenrN, Satbott,
Gtmtnael, ateeane tt. 9cnfle ertpaDlt.
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fed 98ten 9titritt.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
4 Chemical Triumph.
New York Tribune

Modern chemists are very expert in
resolving compound bodies into their
simple elements, but the opposite pro-
cess of building up bodies from their
elementary constituents, is one of ex
IRENE difficulty. In 1868, however,
two German chemists, Prof. Graebe
and Liebermann, succeeded in prepar-
ing from the hydrocarbon anthracene,
manufactured from coal tar, the bril-
liant dye-stuffs hitherto won from mad
der. This was the first instance in
which the chemist had succeeded in ar
tifcially preparing colors occurring in
the vegetable kingdom; and although
the manufacture Of artificial madden
coloring matters has assumed at the
present day colossal proportions, and
bids fair to supersede entirely the pre-
paration Of the natural products, it has
hitherto remained the only instance OF
the kind in the history Of chemistry, all
other vegetable and animal dyes obsti-
nately refusing to disclose the secret OF
their composition. Within the past
few weeks the madder colors have
ceased to occupy this unique position.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
What l Have Seen.

An old man of experience says:
l have seen young man sell a good
farm, turn merchant and die in the in
sane asylum.
1 have seen farmer travel about so
much that there was nothing at home
worth looking at.
l have seen young girl marry a
man of disolute habits, and repent for
it as long as she lived.
l have seen a man spend more money
in folly than would support his family
in comfort and independence.
l have seen a man depart from truth
where candor and veracity would have
served him to much better purpose.
l have seen the extravaganza and
folly of children bring their parents to
poverty and want, and themselves to
disgrace.
l have seen a prudent and industri-
Gus wife retrieve the fortune of a family,
when the husband pulled at the other
end of the rope.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14

wise, besides enabling ten owner to
realize on his labor so much sooner.
This estimate does not take into &C
count the fact that the improved breeds
are always worth from one-half to one
and one-half cents q pound more than
the common stock. What = true Of
hogs is no less true Of cattle, sheep and
horses. It costs no more, if ~ much
to raise short-horn steer as TO raise a
scrub or Texas steer, but when raised
and fattened for the market the differ
ence in value will be found to amount
to several dollars in,favor OF the short
horns. And this difference is just as
marked through all the stock on the
farm, even down to the poultry yard.
Let us hope that the time is near at
hand when our farmers, rs class, may
see the advantage of producing the
best of everything, and then will an
era of prosperity dawn on them.
REMARKABLE AGRICULTURAL GAINS
The United States are far in advance of
any other country in point of agricul-
ture, the development of this depart
ment of industry having been truly
marvellous in late years. Thus the corn
crop Increased from 76S 1920, 600 bushels
in 1867 to 1,34O,0OO,OOO in 1877, or
nearly 100 per cent. in single decade.
The hog crop, which may be said to be
a product of the corn crop, reached the
enormous total for the year ending with
last month of 9,O48,565 head, an in
crease of rising 100 per cent. during
the last ten years. The yield of wheat
for the past year was 36O,OOO,OOO BUSH
els, or 5O,O0O,OOO more than was ever
before produced. Deducting the amount
necessary for home consumption and
seed, upward of 110,0OO,O0O bushels
are left for export. In almost all other
farm products there has been nearly a
corresponding increase. AS agricul-
ture is generally coded to be the foun-
dation of all prosperity, better times
surely ought not to be far off. Indeed,
we believe the turning point in the long
road of depression has been reached,
and that every step will now be in the
direction of normal and healthy con-
dition of business Notwithstanding
the dizziness Of trade, there is an UNI
dertone of confidence, with better
feeling in many branches Of business.
1t is not based on any great degree of
Improvements in fanny quarter, but still
an improvement is quite generally
noticeable, and however slight, it is well
come rs an indication OF the drift of a
current which is likely to lead on to &C
tivity.-N. Y. Shipping Last.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
Marrying for Money.

A late author very truthfully says,
"Gold cannot buy happiness, and the
parents who compel their daughters to
marry for station Or money commit a
grevious sin against humanity and God.
And woman who marries churl for
his wealth will find that she has made a
terrible bargain-that all gatherings of
heartless grandeur are phosphorescent
gatherings of heart wretchedness; that
her life will be one of gilded misery,
and her old age will be like crag on
the black side Of desert mountain,
where cold moonbeams sometimes gilt
ter, but no birds sing, but wild storms
howl and hoarse thunders roar, and
through the sweeping storms shall be
heard the stern voice of God saying:
Your riches are corrupted, your gar
ments are Moth-eaten, your gold and
silver are cankered, and the rust of
them shall be witness against you
and eat your flesh as if it were fire. >"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
AScientillc Opinion.

The London Lancet says the usual
course of people in heated term is in
direct violation of the laws of nature.
Precipitation is a moisture which nature
spreads over the surface Of the human
body for much the same purpose as an
intelligent housewife sprinkles water
over her butter-cooler. But perspira-
ton is checked by sitting in draushts,
by wearing very little clothing, and by
adopting light colors for dress. The
remedy is taken for the disease, and
through impeding the processes of
nature, summer colds and other allied
evils are contracted. "The conditions
of health require that, within very mar
row limits, the temperature of the hui
man body should be the same, whether
the thermometer stands at 30 deg. in
the shade or sinks to a few degrees be-
low zero