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o.e allssbe'ten bel mir 81 ,eritaunli9 ni.or,acN
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t'oee. Der 5bei!ua1me on eiaem srpb
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Der Reeierurs bei ben National- @nn.
ten in @bieaao.- Ser an oer ep'ts
Der eroBen @ahli4pinbei llrteriu,
bun9seomi,tse ftebenoe gonsrtb aann
Yptter III DC, 8ruo;r oes angetlasttn
uno leil!:te fir oenlelben Die ssfe.oeIte
Blrsl@oit 20, $4,000.
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Gntideiouns iu &uniien Der &esierune
uno sesen @eo. Mtdeion 8sldQ'. neal
oerlelbe ii6er $4,000. big $4,000 oi.
ibm a!s Nrmeeoffcier 3ur Bet eilune
unter bic Snoianer BON Minnelola i'm
Sabre 1870 seseben woroen waren.
ltsine &e4enldaft ab9elest lotte. Ber'
|1dieoene ,Male nor berielbe> anfseior-
bert motoen. ben 8etras su ..erlssen,
ooer outuber Ne4er l4att Iab6nle9en
aQein, er tammerte Fa ni@t um bieie
auforocrunsen. guoli4 1uuroe Elm
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tirte Bunoiteu in 9rabines Range, 28
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miro 3eugen anf ndhlten 9ieuitas 20
tli@ foroern.
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IoaB ein,r unfcrer gea@irfen Ritblree,
wel&er felt beinabe orti Jabren al
Iiamerem Hbeumotismus lit. bur4 Del
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Berlin's Wu9'erer- 9@reibt
oos 8erliner rSa9cblatt": 9as Wu-
de,t6um itebt betanutti@ in Berlin in
ii{ pigerBliiibe; al nclden Manipulat.o=
nen oaNslbe lih aber mitunter perfei9t,
moss folgenoer Tall seigen:: Gin biell-
ger iuneer Ma!er, 9err &, roar por
Sobren einem 9Suderer g. II, bic
9dnoe eeiaaen uno bate ibm sessE
Elm Capital BON ca. 200 Sbalern-osr
Snbalt bfHelben beitano' groBtentbes!s
in ldledten Maaren, Die Der Gmpfan=
ger nit enor,nem 0erluif erff ,nseoer
.uertaufen thmuBte-eine Grbl1aft eer-
fauft, ,pel4e poruusiihtlid melt b6bsr
ausiaQen muBte. / Biosr 8stuntben
fanb oas @esentbeil itatt, uno nun re-
gu.irte Elm Dntel coes 9esra s. bic
|5a1e 10, oab ct Dem g. $50 5bir.
Sablte, .poraufaoielsr ii@ fir befrleoist
ertldrte uub otes au@ l0riftli4 ootu
mentirte.. Ser. junse Ma!er --neten=
bei9elagt Elm iebr lAi4terner, nur le.,
ncr Stunt lebenoer uno nit Der Nubenz
pclti tpenielin 8criibrun9 tommenoer
Mann-botte .li@ nadber bier eer=
perotbett uno Die @ahe psrgsllen, als
er, plotii4 in unseaGnter Weile mieeer
|oara,, erinnert 1,uerocn IoQte. Wcr
einiser 3eit erlheint bel ibm Nbeuos
elm 0crr III G;pil, biitct i'm ouf .,elnigc
Wprtc unter bier 9lngen" uno oecouprirt
|li9 unter @or5ei9uns elmer nit einem
5iegel psrisbeuen Marte, Die 3srr g.
lin leiner Mufregung olleroln9s ndber
,u be|cben unte,!sB, cls r9ebelmtr
acknowledgements, Der 9etommen iei,
perrn =. p,gen einss in elmer Orb
id9oitsja9e Oil otm s. begansenen nno
uon oiejem Senuneirten Betrugcs 81
arretiren. vGs tbut nlir lslo", dnB:r
Der anseb1iAe 8eomte' Su oer!n s., os'
|'pie ueriteiaert lit in 3iniih ouf ben
orobsnben Gclat, Die 8srsneilnn9 ie!'
rsr junyeu nit oem atenobroo 'uer'
tenoen Trau uno Ser G;noer nno id
in ieiner 8eitiirsuns, trot ieines Sc:
|fiibls Der llni1ulo teinen 3atb ueib :
,inoeilen lit uieaeidt nod Elm Muspee
nDsli6. ,penn Sic liA nit oem Mann;
eini9en; i'd meroe aus @sitleio fiir 81
Juno ibre Gamlie ielblt Die Snitiatip
|ersreifsn." @err s. eebt in ieine
! |,Nue}t 3ouf MQes eli, ,no talo lit aud
|ber g. nit Dem rgriminallbubmanu
wuoer oa une 9ulmiitbis ano sndoil
/ senn9, lia nit 100 Sblr. fur abeefun.
|oen 3u ertldren. Beioe Gbrsnmdnner 3is.
lben ab. 3err 8. aber miro in Tols'
'|oer Med1ert,eu zines ger,panoten, ben
'|er, bic @aae ,uitaetbeiu bate balo inne
Ibak, er tstrooeu ,poroen uub bak. be,
|uuaeblitbe Beamte .nur Elm Compile Dc.
:l5. mar. ssebt ftebt Die Mffaire ~,
I [l1nterlu4una an
!, !: !, J.
GIN be1uestes @ouoernentenleben
IDie ebemalise gr3ieberin Ger peritor'
|benen a6nis'n Meresoes BON Spatiiet
mar Elm 6rdulein Mart5a 2autin, au:
: |Oitpr:uben sebartis. Bic il Marien'
burg erlheinsnoe ~Nosat-3 -3ts," tbeiI'
|oariiber To!senoes nit 81: ~Jrdulei1
!, Martba 2autin it in Aui!itten Be
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&sitoritaf: Noti3em.

Votl0lttM Nutl3eM
anf Der GatA sDiidea 2anrattrel
sa4sa Baribe unn Earlin if einens Sci
||sHatn cine t@nnsskberze @elamFsbe.
tnia einem 5nbsst .sn as,0C0 4nbeln
IN 100 Ruteil4 obeei4n;aan uno
ffss,a.menoet ,porssn.
Aus Dnfabad pirb bsm ,6rtf.
lSourn." BON "a. Oit. berifbtei, BASIL
| Ibort cine Tsos oen Bierlinsen g ana-
Iben uno l. @do9en. entbsaoen uutcc.
: Der<64ab sai auhI,iner iiineiten
9eilc eiaen 10 rcrtbei.aaftes einbrud
bon eGnpdi'her MnF4Fez6slien, bab er !
|F4 js4t einen Dr&s1tsrb;xisenten uno
,|9nErnnente fur feasnnserei6is Sunter|
ana &ien oerl4siahtn 5st.
! : Ser oronbaiuRliin BON 9eutIds
Hano 1T Die G1rr, nsoeriabren, elves
.t'brer in Msatrtarbtn oussefissten
iBilber in Qrpier sefo4en gu Esben.
Gs il bas 8iie tints iterbenoen Sol
oaten, iiser BEN lAuera esbeaet isiue
Satin ktnt. 81,
:" Nr& esieoeo foll ieire elettrii&e
Str aBcnhtlen9snne babsr. gs bat
tFh boIt'bh su BEN 3u.fs cine Mftienf
Igefeafdaft nit 500. .0ao Rapital 9s=
Ibilbtt.
!. Ser peter mid ni&t ldneer tlei-
! |5en,- Ser slijdsriee Goba: bts @errn
/, IDtto Rlau,ro.s in Nem Dpsf 1T gum.
3meiten aRai binntnss Moaaten feineu
} glttrn ;eepeneelaufen. als er bas
erpe IRA: pt1f@wunata NOR, fano mon
ksiaas nod rini9en 9asen in eiuem wol-
oe ats A6bleatspehaer~ ~wieoer,
!, y Ser befatm,t miate. @afiape @or,
~lpirb bennd&it bic Scr. etaaten beiu-
q I@en, ur, Die sdoeora Sale, Sic Mum-
: msta {o6blt. biz aodg Mountain, unt
Ibos Doiemit. aba. su 'bereiien.
@ebr .ein'9rdnten: mak fia 81,
,'': ,.;s's <r,,t,. lie esumooore ganoer:
bili, oenn ibrt Attersperlcrsuns bs'
~ DOT mar 1000 per @ean,
= Na4 tirsli& angriiea&ps 8erefb
nuns sibt g onf btv ean3em Guat n'd)
.(ueniaer als l.O32,75o tauaiazn. nj
fMenl&en. y
: 9sn gofbiba Qiponsri; Der iapa-
!, nii@e @eiano.e. reifle ON 20: 9lppem-
) Iber bon @aiaiusion nadb Sapan. as.
+ St .9eb1, nudsen er bier Sabre lang
ununterbr od5sn in Baibiuston isinen:
Amt uorsefanoer bat, auf llslaub..
,I@dbrenb feiner abpelenbeit ,uiro 9err
,ISolbioar 9iiro zig interimiitil4er
@ei&dfstrdoer fuayir.n.
u:5ee SOS Qoas 6es Yariler aus=
Iaenunn4 nnIa1eS onf hfm 9RorsfeIre III
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g,'Qiger ais jeua'Sl
$50 tann mon
S6...t finbe,,

g3p fa.nn Mou .J
Sd,,..t finbe,,
(eeasn pic iiibermabiaen Yreiie, p,rae ,o.
Il ~ tlienloien 3dnoIern BEN ND
- rud:en Jarmer aboerlaugt nerfcY.
aastnnft barber -erlbeilt
| 1pfepb GbeIbrpf.
MeShalb 70 uiet Oelo. melc5es ieht I, ras
fif. fur ld)ledte @aaren ausaebeu. penn man
to'e alsroeften bel mir ju -eritauMli1 ni.orldcN
uno Den barten .3eitca auss,aeBtnsu yrclFs
! @iebcr 9eidant !!
Die benen &atiune Al Il big 8 g;n8
per sMaro.
|8efe 6,a .nens gu go gts. per g)ats.
ausse;ei6A'ete Stoffe fir 2e.ntu del ~
+ 60 gts. ser Darb.
FSeite GajhemereS in allen Qnalitdit&
BON 20 Gents bts 1.25 PER Naro.
|: du Geinbeit une Daner6aftiafeit Ssr anf1s
tonsen oieie &aaren niAt iiberirsFn pfrorr.
llnb eahn nod bic billisen 3reijes
Waterproof q pon so Gents $l.a5 =,
Daro.
3~;rn BON 8 Big S e,s. Sic @pn,..
Sett aufacpaft!
Die feinFen Dahasnmdniel, 50 &r1
@ute 9:rten= anaiige pon $6 big. &tn
Dauerbaf:e ueber'6de, $3.50 r$S.OR
7 Yel3tpaaren!
sSetde' Dame msdt. nd cine gr:alfwas
~ ateben. neuu man bic feinR,n 4el1e )
bilio baben fam?
Die aaerf.initen Mintpel3e, non $fs
big $50 bos Get.
@ute atasta MintpeISe Don 81 big ..
8erner cine absrans reide ausua9i so~
sSoQenwuaren. ala: Rubias. gang neue Ns-
fer, Gameaia6c,, ge!bst-eborib, StiAeA
Boroen. ieioeae 1a&er, 9nlsfrauien. HsId1s.
3leibertn0pfe, Putuaaren. 6alsidrne -
Spiten, Sammt unb seibe; iebr bib.a unl
biilis. s&audia&en, Gtnaerdsae. 1ltu-
nabetn &c. ,e
Obise Baaren iinb famm.ith
bon Der btfeu Qualit6t.
4eue @aaren tinb auf bem Beae Ii.
6er unb lax9en in )iefer unh uddb1er 8ode
as...- Sd laoe einen secen. Der anr Ehbf
ion,'~t, biernit Elm. bel mir bor3uiprt9ehnab
meine 9saaren 30 eraminiren unb f4 -
oersn @at, uno 1idiafeit ielba ~ nber1s-
gen. 3u faufen bran&t Niemano. msftE ~
mist nil 8aaren nerben bertituilisj1 .1e>
aeig:: SD bin eutf&loffen. mid beim GavfA
Inb Sertanfen ber 98aaren bon feinea
tfdftsbaufe i'm sanjen Gouats biefsn y
taden.
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The Great Geyser of Iceland.

Iceland is an elevated plateau about two
thousand feet high with narrow marginal
habitable region sloping gently to the sea.
The elevated plateau is the seat of every
species of volcanic action, viz, lava-erup-
tions, solfataras, mud volcanoes, hotspringS,
and geysers. These last exist in great
numbers; more than one hundred are
found in a circle of two miles diameter.
One of these, the Great Geyser, has long
attracted attention.
The Great Geyser is basin or pool
fifty-six feet in diameter, on the top OF
mound thirty feet high. From the bottom
of the basin descends funnel-shaped pipe
eighteen feet in diameter at the top, and
seventy-eight feet deep. Both the basin
and the tube are lined with silica, evidently
deposited from the water. The natural
inference is, that the mound is built up
by deposits from the water, in somewhat
the same manner as volcanic cone is built
up by its own elections. In the intervals
between the eruptions the basin is filled to
the brim with perfectly transparent water,
having temperature of about ITO to loO
degrees. The following are its peculiarties:
First. Immediately preceding the erup-
tion sounds like cannonading are heard
beneath, and bubbles rise and break on
the surface of the water. Second. A
bulging of surface is then seen, and the
water over-fows the basin. Third. lm-
mediately thereafter the whole of the
water in the tube and basin is shot up
ward one hundred feet high, forming a
fountain of dazzling splendor. Fourth.
The eruption of water is Immediately fol-
lowed by the escape of steam with roar
ing noise. These last two phenomena are
repeated several times, so that the foun-
tain continues to play for several minutes,
until the water is sufficiently cooled, and
then all is again quiet until another
eruption. The cruptions occur tolerably
regularly every ninety minutes, and last
six or seven minutes. Throwing large
stones into the tube has the effect of bring
ing on the eruption more quickly.-Pop-
uIar Science Monthly.
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Rubber Balls.

The process of making the hollow rub
Der balls used by children for playthings
is quite curious and may be interesting to
those not familiar with it. A Holyoke
writer thus describes it:-The upper room
of the mill is prepared to push this branch
of the business for a few months and it
will probably turn out some $4,000 dozen
of those balls between January and June.
These balls have a solid surface, and made
by different process from that of making
the soft rubber balls which are perforated
by an opening, and of course are much
more firm, durable and elastic. The sheets
of rubber prepared for the balls are cut
into strips of double convex shape. The
edges of the strips are moistened with a
preparation of rubber and naphtha, by
which they are Joined firmly together,
three of the strips being used for one ball.
This part of the work is done by girls,
and skillful girl can earn about Sl.5O
per day. When the strips are Joined to-
eether, the ball is very nearly the shape
of Brazil nut. Before the last opening
is closed, small quantity of carbonate of
ammonia is put inside, which, when sub
iected to strong heat will make the rubber
expand and fill out the ball mould. The
opening is then closed with the adhesive
mixture, and it is placed in an iron mould
of the size and shape of the ball desired.
The moulds are packed into frames in
which they are subjected to the heat of
the vulcanizer.
They are kept in place in the frame by
iron rods along the side, and when the
frame is full, iron plates at the ends are
screwed down tightly upon the moulds to
hold them in place. These iron plates are
about three-fourths of an inch thick, and
so strong is the expansive force of the
rubber in the moulds that they have bent
this thick iron into curve. If one of
the moulds should work out of place while
the vulcanization is in process, the moulds
will all fly out with noise like the report
of dozen pistols, and the work is spoiled.
The action of the heat does the rest.
When the moulds are opened, they con-
tain the perfect round balls with no mark
of the places where the pieces were joined.
The slight ridge made by the mould is
ground off by stone used for the purpose,
and the ball is done. This is but one pro-
cess of rubber work. Besides the hollow
balls are made solid balls of rubber, etc.
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ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1873.

will build my Church, and the gates of
hell shall not prevail against it,
And, after all, what have seen !?
Ruins, ruins, ruins Yet these ruins are
the witnesses of the greatest deeds of God
for men. These ruins are the strong argu-
ments for the truth of the prophecies of
the Scripture. They prove the literal full
fillment of the words of Christ when he
wept over ungrateful Jerusalem. What
Israel has rejected has become the life of
the world. But 1 cannot go on with these
reflections without transgressing the usual
limits of a letter.
The place from which l date this letter
is the northernmost boundary of Palestine
and of the journeys of our Lord. Here
he elected that remarkable confession of
Peter which is the mother of all Christian
creeds. Near this place, on Mt. Hermon,
the TRANSPORTATION probably took place.
Here is the upper source of the Jordan,
which issues in several rivulets of clear
fresh water from beneath the limestone
rocks under an overhanging cliff and soon
becomes rushing stream flowing through
thickets to Dan, four miles off, where it
unites with the lower source, and then to
the waters of Merom, the Sea of Galilee,
and at last into the Dead Sea. The little
Arab village still bears the ancient Greek
name Banias (Paneas, 4. e. Sanctuary of
PAM, while the later Roman or Herodian
designation, Csesarea Philippi, has passed
away, and has some remains of old roads,
forts and bridges. On the top of the hill
are the ruins of the castle Shubeibeb, Of
Roman, Saracenic and Christian architec
ture,-the most extensive l have seen in
Palestine and we'll worthy of close ex-
animation by arch@ologists. The view
over the valley is very fine. The scenery
reminds me of some parts of Switzerland
or Northern Italy. The olive, fig and OLE
ander flourish here luxuriantly, but the
country is neglected and overgrown with
weeds. The climate is delightful, and the
weather as warm as in June in America.
1 have not had rainy day since [ en-
tered Palestine.
Tomorrow shall ascend Mt. Hermon
and bid forever farewell to Palestine. In
two days I expect to reach Damascus, the
earthly paradise of the Mohammedans,
unless the rumor which reached US to-day
that war has broken out between Russia
and Turkey should prove correct and force
us to avoid the city where, only sixteen
years ago, some four thousand Christians
were massacred, without any provocation,
by the fanatical Mohammedans. In that
case, we might also have to give up Baal-
bek and take the nearest route to Beirut
and the Austrian steamer.
TDr. Schaff reached Damascus in safety,
and on April 22d was intending to visit
Baalbek before going to Beirut to take the
steamer.-Eds. NJ Y. Obs.