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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
MeNnffintt pntl @rt,rehrnfe1t

Cincinnati, 13. 0e3.-0te y yAOam8,".
r2tmerican"z uuo ylluiteb State8 @rpleB=
SOmpagnie" babeu Ill 6olge Der Gonfurren;
5piiten ben oerihicOeuen 8atncn beitloiicn,
tble Staten fir idwcre 8radt auf 81 pro st.
pOn bier nu6 liem YOrf, 1925 nat 8Oitou
unp $l.75 nadl philadelphia 81 re0ujirCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
Ser eSeIousarSf.

RensDorf, 13. SeSbr.-9db milis
III 24-3. gBetie 4.82@. @olb idlob bente
III 1905. 0unbes Dblicationeu ihlohen
Tet; 18s1er Coupons 1095 neue 1865er
1888, 1s67er LOG, 1S6Ser 1898, meme Giinfet
1863, 1o.4oerGOupons 1919. aftieu iAloiien
fiau; yteip g)orter Central 1124, Grie 175,
vafe Shore 68s, SllinOiier&entral 76a, Bitts=
burger 824, Chicago sYOrtlpetern 464, pries
ritGten 76tr 8odsSslano l17g, Wetsrallnior
Eel. 93s.
unterlbasanlts BiianS: Sob $125. .4S7, =
453; &nnrani SAC. 1856, 1922.
- Der uHteridabmeilter 5ablte bente fiir
Sntereiien $4,000 II. fit eingesosene Dbl.
satienetl $4,000 aHs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
gSte aertekt mau sas sscf,c,,y

NlemaAo Tam OhUe 8gIaOgclt Ib Ses
gC5enS ireuen. 0glle 0l9 nm lcoeu 8rei8
gelunOl &tn III sroBsm umfauge herrldeus
oeS Eeloen mo teberbeidnsroeu. gGie elenb
ftHO lbre Oplerl Sopimep, 8er5Guuna8.llnz
ororungeH, @aGDgteit, N}agename, 95era
ftopinug, @g5pepiie, Seiteulnmer,elI, 6tris
tlopfen uuo auoere BEN iiub i9re 8ealeiter.
palte Ot4 Our@ AHWeHouug uOn 6aHce's
9 SaiiapartlIeu 8illeu BON oisIem
lle6el iret! 8teie BiILcn bltttl oon Sunene
ale Sranthelt fern. llureus5 5lnt laBt itb
retngtd, @eibnltre, mIuot Stlllea, Bliitbeu
unO anbere Qaut.AuSi6ldqe lQiien no enta
ferneH, ner pant tdun eth flares unO geiuna
oes 4usleben uerI,ebea weroeH, penn man
ole BIuen IA @ebraud nImmt. Rttmanb
mag NIT ieIneu JtIereu &rubsl belomlnsn.
ytaa mcn6e bic PIueH all. Ste ptrtCH bes
StduenbcIdUerocn m0Athdtlg; in Ger Chat
stbt cS peul9 EeiOeH, meld)e 0teie Bitten ulti,t
9eiIeH ODER mnoeiteu5 lluoeru. S0mit IoQs
ten Qlle, Weldle iid) Srautbeit bOal Qctbe III
qaItcu witniAen, nlc obue cine 59a9tel
pdncc'idler SainparIeu Yilten iein. greis
20 &cgts. 3u bahen bel Scl @. s. ance.
jir. lO8, 8eit- Baltimore SmnBc. Q52-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
@er fantt etncti b0iGlI @als
crttaQelty

Nienano braudt TIN 81 ertraqen. 6auce'8
Qn0ornz Sptup (Syrup of Horehound) beilt
ale Qalaleioen gritntlidl. Bret5 25 SENS.
Son Sctb 2. 6lncc III. t06, gS E f-Bat=
tlmoreitra6e,S III bC;ebeu, Q5O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14

ia Btro e8 it'a be3abGen?-Sa
mobl be3abItc8 iicpr cine 5Aadtcl Sauce'iAer
5aiiapartla, BIutplllen tets i'm panic 8lI
7aben unc ote game Samilie oEalg gejnnb
gu erbalteu. Yrcis 25 Gents bic Sdadtel.
gu baben bel Setb 9. pance Str. IOs,
8 II zSaftimorez 5trdRe. G47N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
Bier gserspnen ertr1tnfets.

@btcago, 13. OcS.-@. Q8. Zane, ieine
Satin uuo Sruei sinner, A Ufeilen unprbalb
Sabula, Sa., am Wiiiiitupi pObnbaft, er.
tranfsn 9eitern, ludbrenO Iie alf einem S6hts
ten iiber ten suaeirorenen 6luB fabreu mod
ten. Die @iSoede brqf 10 ul6bllt, baB atle
RettuugsoCrlude Oergebll6 uaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
Gtne Wse1td)clnl0rOeritt.

NenOl9a, Wlsc., l3. 0e3.-@lne iun9e
6rau aus benz Sioeu, mel6e inter Dem gt9z
men rOte sSittme Suapp" befnnnt lit, per
iu9te gesen ubr 9citeru abenb, 6rn. @ow.
Blain, einen bieiieen Wt,Qiondr, ~ ermorSen.
9elpe teseeneten it) uuf Der StraBe uuo mad
einem fllrjeu Nortiusdisl 5og Die 6ral Elm
Ylitol uuO bcganu gu feueru, nd6reao Slauu
o'e 8lu4t srsIiff. Scr speite 56ub trai Ocn
beren 5duiI. ibr 3iel uerieblten. Gie Bunoe
miro nlt)t ais 9efdbrlif erad)tet. Die llria9e
0e8 Wlendlelmoroueriudl8 1t nidlt befannt.
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Gtn betrl8eriiGer Go1tntDiGiaBntets
iter lats0 ettt Saufratttf.

saratoga, 81. g., l3. 0eSember.
S9winoelsten unb Der Sanferott bes @ountp-
idlabmeiitcrs Sas. $. 8ri9bt ipurSen am Dor
lesten Nlcntage befannt gemad1t, uno aaerlei
@eritfte iiber Serluie, peI6e au9eblib bon
peribieOeusn Banter burh bic getriiaereien
erlitten mnroeu, parsn ieitoem int l1mlaufe.
2lm letten 6reita3e begann Elm Sturmlaui
auf Die DerIts geatioualbanf" uno bauerte iort,
bis $4,000 ar Die @ldubiger ausbeSablt NOR
ben paren. 2lls itd] bsute Moreen nod inn
ner feline AusFd,ten auf bas @nSe oeS Bauifa
etnltelIten, beiblOiien Die 9irsftoren, obgleld,
ibuen llnteIitiltung bon auspdrts angeboen
morten mar, Die &ei6dfte ab,uldlieBeil. 0ie
Sanf miro jett m69ltder Welie ber 2tquba=
ton iiberantmortet meroen.
Die ,@ommerclal Sanf" mar ebenfalls
einein 9nlauie ihrer @ldubiger au8geiett unb
bat iett 9lcid) Der eriteren Sanf ibre 3ablun-
neu einoeifelIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
Go.4t,. NaiitDfott's BefinSe,a,

Gprumbta, S.s@, Is. DEG. - @oup.
Ramptcu erireute iidl IN Der 0ergaugeneu
yfadt s,neS rlihtgen Sdlaies, uno bic aerste
srtIdrsn ieinen .3uiiano beute iiir beDenteno
better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14

B9g" Bcr,ude etamal Sauce'8 Saars
@leoer rbcrltell Tier. &r ucroidt oiinHeS
Qaar, brtngt ore Gltc iyqrbC 5uriid, 1T Elm eles
9ante8 &otletteEmltI1I HaO bslit Sopigrino
mo &oplldut= =3ud5n. Yrei5 81. 3u bnben
5tt SetR .. 3Ggte Dir. 108, gBef-S -Sals
ttmoreill0Be, Q5O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-14
gtaOt Baltimore.
9as staatS.Gorreftions6a, 6a,.S,
Grncnunna BON seamten.


3as 0ireitorium ocs Gtaata. @urrettious.
pauleS an 9tiiaps.&ut irnt e,ieGn u2oraeG
I'M SnnItuie 5ulImmtn uno jlellte tie 5alGlrs
Der ju ernenuenosu Seamteu, iuie folat, fei:
Superlntenoent $1,000 pro 3abr, AlIiitent
@iZo' eqel DER SeldnaPnenmdrter 500, pier
geiau9ehenmorter Ie $500, Sd)lIeber uuo
Na1ter 5000, BroOi0ntmeifter $500, bier
9aplane i Sloo' ertcrNioid]julit $3.50, SiIiss
Der SHperlntenSent uubnt I'M Sufitute
uuo bat feine 9lietbe iiir oaS gSobubons IN
SableH. 9ieIe Ser9Hnfl9uuq mirO BEN iibttz
gen 8camteu ni9t ;u Sbeil.
Nahmtttag5 hitlt oaS @refutiU. Gomite oes
Sreftorlum8 i'll Der Anitalt unlsr oem 8rdli=
bum oes @ouoerneurs @arIol cine SiBuna,
III mtd)er folgenoe @rHennHngen gemGdt
muroen: Supcrrrtcuoeut Sls. u. Srute
uoH btcr, olilfS SupertuteuoeRt 9Sm. y.
JtuaI pom Sluitr o;5 StaateS, erlier Oas
ldltnllt Sohn GOeln uou bier, Swetter Wia4
ld)tRIlt Sohn oalslup aus Brinee @ecra
qe'5 9cEHtg, 9ausbdlterin 6rau 2ouiie
Salgel aus TGeoerid @ouutu, @hef Der Sc
Idugemudrter 5Obu +. &artCr aus Baltimore,
@cIanaeEDdr.er SbOmG5 SutnS, g6m. 6.
Otqtrs, SclOe aus Ylltincre, s. +. Mans
ntlo aus o0maros@onRtg, Ilire0 6rlod pom
Stuter, Brnui0nimelittr Slue5 Smtth aus
9omarO=Gountu, AIit Or. Galeb g9bite aus
AHne ArHHCet 9ountp. Sd)leBer Sbomas u.
Sone8 BON bier, Slider 5obn .. 8racpsaus
AuHapOis. Die GrnGbluni Oe8 @bef.&lerfs
uno osr 6aplane murOe bis 5u eiutr ipatersn
Su'ammlung UliJObeE.
Anfang5 nddlcn 5abre5 wlrS Oa3 Snititut
III SenuBung 9euommen mer0en.
SertdJtc aus ocn SSnnera OeS
$t0atee4
- (Sruden Selhd0tguRg.) 9ie bGt;erne
GNcnbaba- Sriide itber ben gSiQs. Sreef an
Der 0renSe OeS St0otcS Ill Der Seofoloer 4b=
tbeIlun9 Der o8ennipluauta.S Sahn," luuroe
onr0 Da8 neulrte 0Opwaftr tgctlUciie 3ers
it0rt.
(8a4nuniad) 9u 6Olge eue8 4dien.
brud]s, Der am 0iCnltaQe Qn cincm Sitter.
wlgen etueS 3GgeS Der y Baltimore Ohios
SaAn" ctma pret Nteilen 6rhd) pom 8ttts.
burg elfolge, Wuroen mebrere Q8a9eu ,er=
idmcuert. Gin Srenicr, Jtamen8 SoruelluS
u. 8Hller, aus @umbrlduO, Ui0., erltt 00z
bel dltmme &erlcBuugen.
- ShmCr uerbraunt) Sin fteineS Sino
oeS al DIT &. StIaBe in SreoeriG mobnenoen
0ru. $50. Vonc mari, luabrenO e5 eiltu &lus
geublld IN 3mmer alIem getalen mar, cine
SohleH0uampe I'M uHo itCdte oQould) ieine
8leiOcr i'll Srau0. She olc Oiutter OeS SIN.
Oe8 Die 6lammeu gtI0ltt bate, mar eS fur9t-
bar nnc, mtc man befiirttct, t6ollib uer-
branut.
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getritaeriid1er 8anfcroft. I.

3 n n, 13. Oe3enlber. - @i1 (Yc6einl:
poll5iit tit nit elmer llnteriu6ung Der afairen
Batrlf SerreY's, oes gSoQbGnblers in Broui.
bence, 8 IS, mdder I'm leeten Sftober ialllrte
unb befien Baiiipa if auf 1925 900 belaufen,
beauitragt moroen. Berreiie bon Setrus iOaen
entoedt iuoroen ielu, unO man bebauptet, oab
&errep etwa 80 Gage uor ieinem ganfcrotte
9roBe Quantltdten 8aaren auf @reoit fauite
uno 5u einem enOrnlen Serluie Iofort fir
baar uerfaufte. SIN Gbeil Oteer gSaaren
Nun oQ Ill 2awrence. Soltou, &btluoel>
pbia, giep. 9Orf Il. q. Stdcten mittelft Writs
of Replevin Suriiferlangt pOrbeu ieiu. Sin
6Qftbetehl 1T aeaen Serren auSoeitellt uorbeu.
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Gtn tte,tttidl,riaer W0roer.

@incinnatl, 13. &eS.-@lne SpeSial.
oepeld)e aus Sera8 nelOet: ySobu Bah=
burHe, neun Sabre alt, erid]oB in el,Gountp
Sennie 8allou, einen i'll 6smiebed glter ite.
henoen Spiel9efdbrten. Die Chat muroe nit
SorbeOaAt Oeriibt. Ser jun9e 0i0roer ent.
flob, muroe ieOof bel g8arahattte. nabe an
100 0teIlen entIernt, Don Dem S6erifi per.
hnftrt"
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@(us YNcittmStett.

5aoanua, 10. 0e3br.- -gtadri6ten aus
ct. 3homas bis sum Z. D. MIs. ergebeu,
oaB BrGiirent Alcantara BON Sene3uela am
80. Jtouentber Su Caracas ltarb.
Der @euerol superintendent Ser ,9iopal=
Wail-0ine" bat Ger Jte9ierung Der 2eemQlo
5nieln mit9etbeilt, OaB Oie Gompaquie IN ie.
Dem Monatc einsn 0ampfer uon gtclu Dorf
mad lSeltuoten 5u bef6rOeru beabiid)tIqt.
Ser Supertntenbent ptriudt, etne SubiiOis
81 erlangen.
Auf San Domingo terriat 9fnbc, unb rie
@sidiite btiiben. 9aS Observation-Disclosures,
nelAeS etncn Yrditoerten erpahleu iou, lit
suiammengtireleu. - @eneral Huperon rsiIte
am %. D. 0lt8. auf benz fran,5dih IL Boitz
Oampier Uou ct. &bOma8 ua6 europa ab,
uno man bebauptet, oaB i'm Ole 2e9ierun9
BON Gan Domingo nil elmer wid)tlgen 0iii.
itou betraute.
SH 6lpti hcrridlt Die geru6hnlidle pOlttiihe
@dbrurg, alIeiu ole letten ya4ri6teu aus
lener 9tepubltt llaO luioeripred)cuO unO In Jus
ueridlitQ
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WerbreG1ett 1T Senteffee.

q falbOtlIe, 8enn., 13. Deg. SmittD
uno Serrolos, Smet peiBe Mduner, bic Conn,
taaszNaAts oen gteser 0enms GowarOs unD
oeiien 6amilte IN 6utberioro>@Ountp ermOrz
bet baben, wurOen geitern Nat)t berber &C.
bra6t, nm fie Der 9epalt DeS DtobS 3u
entiehen, Der fie su lpndlen aeoroht bat.
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sic SiesiaAriae @a1tnttpo ollern0te,

2S btngto 13. SeSenlber. = Ote
i'm 2aufe Dieles @lonats i'm aderbau. Sareau
einassanseneu Beridte erul59liden etne gu
lamrlenlteuung Der in bieiem Sabre er5telten
Sanmmoaertrdse. Sc ,paren in oieiem Sabre
eltpa 5ipel Yrosent 2dnbereten 1i1shr nit
Vaummoue bspflan5t, tp,e I'm Sabre 1877.
Die Berid9te fir Sftober unb s3ouenaber setg
ten einen un Pro5ent beiieren Stanb Der
Dinge, iuie in ben entipreteuoen 9onaten
bes @oriabres. Sn Solae beS 9uten g8etters
mdhrenb Der 3eit bes Yfliidens mar Der Ct.
lraa an GObbaunlipolle pro afer betsdhthd)
sr16er, tpie inl Sabre 1877. 9fur Gus brei
Staaien mirb Elm ssrlnaerer &rtrag bcrid1tst,
namllh aus Glorioa, alabanIa unp 2outfia.
M. SIN Dnrhlhnitte. wuroen 191 Viuno
Baumpolle pro ader erSielt. Sn rlnbeu
3ahIen belduft 'fid3 Der Grnbteertrag an Baum
fpcae auf 5, ,197 900 Nalen sll 450 Yfunb.
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Selegrapbiide 9epei9e,t.

[Seri6te ber ~aiiociren Brefie. fir ben rDeuti6eu
@orreiponoenten".
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Srantattfd,e Sccme tm cinem Ges
rtd1ts5tnttster. .-Grfol8Ioier Scr
fatdD ctt,es Tcip:Dorfer 9lbortlo=
ntitelt, Der 8cred)tt9feit etu
$naffinM6ipth At S61l nnc4t


gtem- y OFT, -. OtS.-Glue bramQtiIde
Scene erctgnete iidl beute friih Dor oCn @ene.
ral Ailtitn, els Or. SraoiOIo, mtlher iibsr-
iiihrt moroen mar, ben nSoo oe8 OtGohens ga
rab 9tftolia @onnorS burd cine gtborttou
ueranlaBt III haben, uerurthetlt lueIeen loQte.
Srahior05 Qnmalt beaHtraQte einen neuen
9roSeB, neil ein neue8 SeugniB entOldt nor.
eeu Jet; Ger 9efaagcne 6ielt oarauf cine Iu~
refe, in luelher .er itiue llnihulo betbeuerte
un0 Die Irt uuO g8eiie ersdhltt, III meld)er er
oa8 neue 3eugniB entbedle. Bie er angab,
bate i'm eln luuge8 6rduen3lmmer IN ben
Combs auigeludlt uuo ibm nlitgetbeilt, onB
lte es mar, meldle Die Operation an Der Ser
ftorbeneu uol;og.
S}n oieiem Algenblife erhob iid) 0as bon
BRADFORD ern1bnte Srauen;imner, pelde8
ft6 i'm 8eridDt5lofale befdu0, uou ibrem SiBe
uno rief aus: o@S lit wabr; i'd geehe uor
@ott uno SeiuS @briIiu5, DaB i'd i4ulpig
bin uno baB Der Wann unlhulOt9 iit!"
0a8 Srauenjinlmer itellte iih oaIauf an
Die Sette SrdoiorO'5 mo erSGblte Die GtHSeln.
beiten bea Scrbre6en5. Sbrer 2(ugabe mad
bate ne lid nur mad pieoerbolten AuiforOe.
Oerun9en BON Selten oe8 utritorbeuen NfGos
fen5 6aSu peritnnoet1, Die Operation III uu.
ternsbmen, fiir meld]e ite $50 erbielt. Sic
9erlelh Grid Oaraui iiber Die 6otgeu ihrer
Chat in Sd)redcn uno fiibrte oa8 Mdo6en
oeBhalb nadl SraOforO'5 8iireau, NO iie oI8
Spfer, n06oem Ee lbm oa8 &eripredlen res
ShllidlmetgenS abgeuommen mo ihm $40
pon ben $50 Suriid9escben hattie, ucrlieb.
0aS 6rauen3immer CAB fetner an, Waoame
Gtenarot 5n beiBen, cine yQelliebeviu" III
iein uHo IN gir. 165, YterrcpontItr., Srootz
lpu, 81 mobBen.
gtadl elmer fur3en llnterreoung NIT auue-
ieuren Su!iten menoete lid 0fld)ler SutbCr=
lano Su Dem 6rauen;inmer NIB bemertts:
vSdl CLAUDE, MIR baben acnug bon Shrer Sc,
ldlfte geb6rt. Sie haben 5gre 2ioQe III
@uOe Seipielt." 0ttriflaamalt 0touuS er-
fIartc, Ger 2tngeflagte bdtte ieiueu utlen Ser.
bredlen Die SrOue uufgeiebt, inoem er oa8
6ranen3tmmer bicrber gebrad]t babe, nm Dem
9eribte Siigen uor5uibmaseu. @r trage oeB-
balb auf IofOrtige Serurtbeiluu9 Ocs @eiau>
9enen an. 6ibter SutberlanS rpleS Oarauf
cen Qntra9 auf eiueu neuen Bro3eB ab uno
uerurtbellte BRADFORD 5u Ia Sabren uno led)s
Wlonaten 3ud)thau8. Ser angeflagte mantle,
als er ben llrtbellsIprud pernabm, mo bas
6rauen6lmmer, rpeld|eS ihre Ssbauptuug fort
pdbreno mieoerholte, usriudte ibu Su tr6iten.
gtuaosm Sraoforo abgefiihrt moroen mar,
entfernte iidJ yWuoame @beuarOi," obne CAP
man Den Seriud) mad1te, iie SuriidSubaiten.
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Tertoftcte W0rScr .


&oueil, Uiali., 13. Se8eatber. - 2eror
SroOmfieIo uuo tSenrn Qelaun muroen geite1n
Abeup 5u Npre uno Charles HseO 3u @loton
auf ben SerDadt bin pubaftet, etnen unbe-
faunten Wauu, oeiien 2etdoe man Dor etma
5pei Sabren in eiuem @rabeu bet @raniteolue
fano, ermorOet III baben. Ser grmorbets
mar porber beraubt luoroen. 2lGe eret Sc
fansene fteben in iehr itblef)tem 9tufe.
Woropto5eB 9c9ett SSnoieuer.
Gan Srau5tsco, @al., 13. 0e3ember.
- 9tad 0epeid)eu aus g8aua gSaua, g8 :
&, lit Der Bro5eB 9e9en Die Der @rmOrouns
be8 3. @Og9ius Don Benoleton, Oregon, ans
9efla9ten Snrianer beenbet mproen. @iuer
Der 4u9eflagten nuroe id)uloi9 bafuuoen uuo
uerurtbsiIr, AM II. sSlnuar gehdn9t su merz
ben. Die beloen anoeren muroen entlaIiert.
Ssinrid)tnng.
g t. S bns, y. O., 13. Oei.-@oltniro.
las, De MDroer Oes 9uuItrerS Matherton,
puroe beute Sormttta9 i'm 6oiraume Oes bies
iisen @etdnguiiie8 btugertdtet. 81 ltarb ri.
big uno gCfaBt uno betbeuerte iCine lluidutO
bis gum lesten AtbemSuge. 2(ls mau lbm in
ieiuer 3elle, ebe man tbn na6 Dem S6aiiote
abiiibrre, uuhoroerte, ben &rageu iuritdSu.
ifla9cn, bamtr man Inn oen StriG nm ben
pals legeu f0nue, lueigerte er iib NIB iagte,
Dtr f0une iid) elfdlten." Sein uoGitdnol9er
gtame mar @Dprlan @OitairolaS DC Dtirabel.
Der SturS brad lein @eniG, unO ct blIeb auf
APr G5tpIIP tnht
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ffftags-An,eigfn.
mar's aidt cine glaaliae Brit !?
SSter tpiro oetttS1 geSprpGen

W'UIUt.
@ro6e Slaiden Seienpulper. 6 Gents Die iSlaide.
NeipzSrleanier Melaiie % @ents Die @allone
8entid9e UNI franSoti9e 3tustihen Gents oas Bio.
Yretbelsbsren ........ ........7 Gents bas Quart,
Vile in einem SpeJeIei= uno Sittualiensehdite sl
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titeln, mef)e nift burd ben EGtentinbaber
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
Winnie Ream's Lover.

Winnie Ream is reported to be think
ing seriously of taking husband.
There is young man very devoted to
the bright little sculptress. She is a
pretty, dark-eyed, animated young
genius, and has had no lack of admirers.
This is really, though said to be serious,
and believe rumOr for once. l saw,
not long ago, a couple in a phaton,
under a mammoth yallow umbrella,
going at pace as leisurely as the
snairs, down clay-red hill, on a de-
serted road, with broken bridge at the
foot. 1t was just the place and Just the
pace for lovers. They were surprised
when our team dashed around a cor
ner in the lonely woods, but the pretty
Miss bowed and smiled in dreamy non
chalance. We had been around Blad-
ensburg, in Maryland, trying to find the
famous dueling-ground and the battle
field of Bladensburg, and did find it,
and examined the bulldt-holes in an
old mill, and as we were coming back,
to Washington, got lost, and nearly
broke our necks over the broken bridge,
and just beyond the bridge, met the
devoted pair. Miss Winnie has given
the last touches to her statue of Admir-
al Farragut, for which the government
pays $4,000. He is represented in a
naval cap and uniform, sword and belt,
as he stood on the deck of the Hartford.
during the seige Of New Orleans. One
foot rests on block and coil of of rope:
and he is in the act of raising the field
glass to his eye. The statue is of a
heroic size, that is about seven feet tall.
A platform is necessary to enable the
the small sculptures to reach the grand
head of the hero. On the scaffold, in
her fanciful working dress, giving little
pats and creases to the soft clay. Miss
Winnie looks charming She is an
industrious woman, and the statue
just compl,ted will be by far her best
It Will be cast in bronze at Chicopee,
Mass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
A Very Interesting Case,

now being successfully treated at DR..
Ponds Cancer Institute at Aurora, Ill.,,
in that of Mr.. Samuel Waters, of Lin
coin, Ill. A year ago last October ~
n small lump made its appearance on
Mr.. Waters left cheek; this lump devel-
oped under the erroneous treatment of
the local physicians into virulent can
Ger, and, up to the time he came to DIR.
Pond-about the middle of January
he had had ten Jumps taken from his
cheek. Such was the poisonous nature
of the cancer that the entire side of his
face was covered and his left eye closed.
Now, the cancer is removed, the eye is
free, the vision unimpaired, and
healthy growth of flesh has set in. All
this has been accomplished, Mr.. Wa
tiers says, without one-tenth of the pain
he had suffered under his previous
treatment, and he wishes many times
he had come to DR.. Pond sooner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
Published March Is. 1851
CHApTER la

AN ACT to repeal chapter 22i Of the laws Of Wis
consin for lsG entitled IAN act to authorize the
sale or conveyance for agricultural purposes OF
certain OF the lands conferred by chapter los gen.
eral laws OF 1868, on the Sturgeon Bay and Lake
Michigan ship canal and harbor company"
The people Of the state Of Wiseonsn represented IN
senate and Assembly, do enact a. JoLoUs
Section !. Chapter ga OF the laws Of Wisconsin
for 1876 entitled An act TO authorize the sale or
vance for agricultural purposes OF certain Of
the ands conferred by CHAPTER lo5 general laws o.
canal and harbor company Is hereby repealed:
prortded. this act shall not affect any existing con
tract made in com APPLIANCE with said chapter "a OF
the general laws OF Wisconsin for the year 1876
Section This act shall take effect and be In force
on and after its passage.
Approved March H. ls7d
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
WHY'S 1T SO'

some fud work where some ma rest
sonIea 40 the weary world goes on:
A.atimes wonder which ie beat;
l s Ths answer comes when life 10 gone.
s.u,s ewes sleep when some ewes wake.
SOM nd 70 the dreary neighbours so.
,s hearts beat where some hearts Dreak
'Jm often wonder why tits so.
c,,,a wills faint where some wills ngnt-
S Snme love the tent and some the held
",,sn wonder who are right
The ones who strive, or those VINO yieio.
,s hands fold where other hands
Ara lifted bravely in the strife;
And so thro' ages and thro' iands
Move on the two extremes OF ille
Cana feet halt where some feet tread
In tiIeless march, a thorny way;
some struggle on where some nave neo'
nnne seek when others shun the Tray.
Coma swords rnst where others clash,
some fall back where some move on
Some nags furl where Others nash
Until the battle has been Won.
some sleep on while others keep
The yigIis Of the true and brave;
They will not rect i'll roses creep
around their name, above grave.
FEATHER Ryan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
min TO
EVERY PACKAGE OF

oloAM'S CONDITION POWDERS
Given to your Horse, Cow or Hog, will
return many times It's cost in the i'm.
provement of the flesh, and health OF
your stock.
The horse will show more life, and ac-
complish more work The COW will
produce more and richer milk. The hog
will take on flesh, and prove less liable
10 disease. Sloan's are the only Condition
Pouders compounded upon scientific
principles. Your horse having worked
hard for you during the past season, it
ID your duty to take good care of the
animal after the service he has performed
for you. Plenty of warm bedding, good
feed, and a bran mash once a week, with
some Of SIoan's Condition POWDERS, will
put him in good order for next season.
If your Druggist does not keep the
Powder, send Is or so cents, and you will
..sceive package by return mail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03

No BETTER PROOF REQUIRED.-It has
not yet been publicly denied that the
Best Chemical Sdleratus, made by DeLand
d Co., is all that its friends have claimed
that it is pure and wholesome arti-
Gle. THIS cannot be denied in face of
the testimony of chemists and those
best qualified to Judge. 1t is much bet
ter than Soda, and cheaper to use than
Baking Powder
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03

A LITTLE boy hearing frog croaking
In the well one day, ran to his mother
exclaiming, "Oh! Ma, truth is at the
bottom OF the we'll, / hear it singing
down there"