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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
@eerGMdJc Sauces SaTapartGlesss
0ttlet,
penn 0ein SIut unrein

tusnu Dein Sut unretu
BebreIdie Sauces gaNapartuenpiUen,
Denn 0u 5tnnen ODER 8Iitben i'm @eiidte baIil
sebsaaas Sauces saTapariuenpiuem,
ipenn 0u 8aGts 6iR
SebraUaas Sawtc's SaTfapartueupiHen,
uenn 0u an Utigrdne lei6eF
@eSra1de Sanse's SaHapariUenpiuea,
menn Dem Dia8en tranfifl
@ebtande Salee's SaiIapariuemptueu,
penn Du Dtb matt uno I9meriGllta fdh[nI
@eFraabe Sauces saHaparlGemptaen,
meH1 0u Den Sur9iaa baF
9s6taads Sauces SaTapariaenpIHen,
wehn 0u an S6Iairsteit IeloeRl
3ebraudle 9auee'S eaTapartHemptacn,
penH 0H DID gesen bas Neroeniieber IdReen uIIRE
Ssbrandie Sanec's saHapartaempiuea,
meHn 0etHe 3uH9e belegt 10
5ebs9ade Sance's SaHapariHenpiaen,
iOenH Sn an oct Seber leloefI
FSebEGgGas Samce's SaHapaetaenptaem,
NenH 0u NIT Der geIbutt beboftet btf!
N1ebrSmdIe Sance's satfapartacnptHem,
tDenH Du om Yt0rgeH bett9 auiIteben utIRl
tSeSraud,e Sauces GaTGpartacnDtUeu
re6tBeitS, uno 3u beugit alen 6iebern DS
8ebroadlc Sauces SaTapariaenpiaen,
menn Du DID ertdltetbaF
SebraudIe Sauces Saiapariacupiuem,
Dtnn Sein gppetit ltbiuat5 ifI
Sehsandle &ance's Saffapartuemptaeu,
menH Du cine Seerele Gntrltttl
8e5tandle Sanee's SaiIaparileH.piaen,
uenn Du Dr4 tr9en6pie unruobl lub;t, oa fie zines
Der beten 5amitien= DteI Der @je9enluart ffn6 un6
tetn 9ausbat oate lie GltbebreH. Bres % Gents bic
Sdahtel. Gu paOcH tel seth =. SSance y{r, fOR
QBet= Bahmoreitr1Se (eyphriQ 19l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
@idltig iar Gdjtaidlter!

paiien, cine ''S IVY -
neue oerbeferte pGtenttefe 9eerenffite,
ole aus otde TaGHtaa sapiere perertiat In uHb su
tnem 10 nehIt9en Breiie nerfanft Ipirb, bas fe
NIT Dem Sbite pe9ibenFen tam. Wnn laife fid1 cine
yrobe init bef6rebenbem Bampblee tonInen, Ie9e
etne Bortomarfe 6rt uno noreiiire ben Brtef an
p. 81. SSbourn, Dnpierbdn6ler. baltimore, Wso,
Agenten erhdlten liberale &oulmtiIion.
(5tr2S gfai28p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
9r1ffDeA


Springfiel D, Maii., 80. Otdr3.- Gin
&beil Ses @ebGuoes Der yg8aion~@ar-@ Comp"
on Der 9aploritraBe brannte heute Morgen
a!el. a!eeer. Die Connecticut Sa1eD Ghronlo
sll9ographen-@onp." pertiert $50, 900 unb Die
= SsSWamteltabrtfanten @ebr. Sepnour $4,000.
pas geoau6e fpuroe I'M Setrage BON $4,000
SS,lgMaSasl: SvsM Der Serluft 1T gum groBen Sbetle
Sasg osrHHeruna 9eoedft. Nian pcrmnthet,
aas, gaB Oas 6euer ourd 5elbitents siinouua ents
s,s.f : 9fiS,n.,roills 9u., so. mars. - Die
Ssos'aaanle Sa aa,11 nnO 6sllerrahmen Sabrif Der
3p. Sn D., q ssm. glerger & @omp. tpurSen heute
Mg.psse1a Mna pnlp0ener 0erltOrt. Scrluit $40 900.
Haudfang perlriadt. 'e9AD9ai'ei'
Wfempbis, Gem, so. We6r,. - 9os
@ebdnbe ber@lenuaarenbdnoler @ebr. gsoJtsp ap
& Comp. wilroe bellte ourdSeuer i'm 8etraoe
Don $50, 900 seritDrt. Nss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

Beratbungslofal: Scr. 1872, rb<gutaipitr.
Ser gro6e Snbianerz arduter@ Doftor bebanbelt nit
grols ale drontften &ranfbeten bes Sirns, Sulies,
Der aunse bes 0asens, ser aeber gieren. Ylae, bes
6er5ens unb ieoe nnorbnuns i'm Nerpenipifeme,
Gfropbetn, Rrebs. @eidtpulft, Banomurnl, Nerpoit@
tat uno aIe d,roniien unb afuen aeiben 6eioer @ea
fhledbter. Or. eiperpoot, Der sroBe Snhaner<Srdu-
ter=Dottor, SIR. 1872, WorosGntauitrabe, behanz
belt Saamenihipddle, nerb6ie Shpdfe, Smpoena
nit polltommenen grfolge, hoas Sunoerte 6eSeusen
fonnen. Werit bel oieien oas eeten untersrabenoen
aeiben fein @elb mehr meg. onbern beiut nnb sebt
Or. siperpool 8u Hatbe uno ieo tpe18eugt, er ptrb
bem ale anberen aers.e gud nidt beten sefonnt SD
nohte @ud, Die Sbr Gut, iene BatentzW zWeoinen babt
bolen laen uno bie unb ene Wirtur obnegtusen pro-
brt habt, ,suruen: t fann@u furiren. "Beratbun9s=
Stunoen BON friih 9 bis abenbs lbr; Sonnta9s
um Beften Der arbeitenben alae uon frib 10 bis
ah mtttass nbr. (Ntdrs9, ,3Mte, ,ta9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
spe,ial=N =Noti3e,t.

Gtmem 8eonrtntffe abseboItem.
Sennp's sstpeie. .Sbee=@efdlajt,
Sabnefts Gdeber9 r9anope erzunbGamb c NJ
StraBe.
Sesentenoe Wreisberabiesmns fur 2atee!
@uter 9eroiteer R I o........ 30 unb 90 Gents.
Seiiere au aIttdtbes 3 bees,
eenn lie suoor,
setner S m periat. ......... .35, 40 unb 80 Gents
Gefner y o nj 9...... .........35, 40 uno 80
gle9anter So apan d er ........ 90 unb 60
Soroaslidtr iunser Speon....60 Gents, oer bsfte
unh biligfte 9he. I'M Niartte.
allie esorten3udersu gintaufspreiie!
9enseIber 7, peiser unb 9, sranutirter 10, Stad1
G. .. Feung,
gaoweitzGGe oer eerinstonz mno 1reenz
straf,e mno Siia.ueit=E6e Oct Ssas
(65,71,7,s3f) mooer= uno GamoenitraBe'
@fne Rerte.
I'm Tue, toeIhe on ben Totsen bon Susenolanoen,
nsrp55er @dnate, Gnttrdnns, Beriuft Der Dfan
nestrait &c. Ietoen lenbe i'd to tenfret elm Retspt
bns Ne furirt. 0teies srose 3eilmtsel iuurbs bon
,inpm miifiondr in 5abzau,erita entbeft S4ittetn
abreiffrtes eoupert an 9ar. Soiepb 3. Snman, Sta>
lion D, gibIesSOuie, R.zg. @itp.
tOt.S.1S. .t&n.,i.a.T.D
e,af7 IIeiidlmann & Comps Vrekbefe
Compressed yeast).
g,n man entoedt bat, baB piele Hadabmunaen urz
,erer nee d i'm Ntartte beInoen, 10 bat alle dd,te
Vresbefe unieres abrtas aui iebem Badete ben Seas
men unierer isirma. Nlle anberen iinb gfadbabmun=
gen.
MANI & 0omp.'s BreBbefe. Gdslid friih
Sabrit=0 Depot: sir. "a, 9tpro= =Eatam> Stra6e.
9, g. Bennett, geidditsfhbrer.
(UtdrS19, ,12MteD
Snioene Moer noer s,aatorrhoioen!
Or. S. 70. De Witfs Wiittel gemd6rt unfeblbare
SeiIuns BON blinoea, blutenben, ihparenben uno
iudenben Sdmorrboiben; es miro bic Seiluns zines
ieoen aud nod 10 alien einseourslt:n safes saran=
tirt, wenn ber Batent ben @ebraudsaniueiiunsen
freng natfommt. gs fuirft berubisenb, peridaift
nod einer Anmenbuns ioTort 9tnoeruns uno benerf=
featst poaise 5eiluns in furSer 3et. Die Slaihe
tuirb au 80 @ents Don alpctbefern perfauft.
Safob G1ats, ernannter asent
(HiB5, ,3Nae, 80 in Baltimore.
g Il . ct : % a Ell
aler sorten unb Breiie bel
6enrn sbtpars,
Sir. 211, gBef Baltimore,
(Mars14 ,3Date, ,Donn& Monf) nabe Gbarlesfrase.
pie neuem tarfifd,en uno ruiftidbea eIettro,
d,emi5d,en, Ussrfurtat>, sd,tpefeIs unb 9ampf>
baoer in Nr. LAT, Saratoga, nobe Gutatufrose.
Hno iest fir Serren uno Dameu In boiler Gbdtstett.
fSeuit0. .12WteD
9as tpunoerbar tpirfemOe s,aatntttteI
Sulphi de o f A r n m.
Ninnen, gIit5en, 8eulen unb al1e 5autausidJIdse
merben unbebingt 9ebeilt; 81 bas Pa6et; nit
Der Boit suseldtt Wtan ienbe Boit=OFfice=S
Iar Yampblet nebft @ebrau6sanneiuns.
9r. 9obnss s Gomp., 2r. Sc. OftzSapetteitr.,
9ein apotbefsr bat es. CSebr2O,1S.i.a.al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
Samee's saHaparillem=Slatpiaen

sur 2slluns aaer nnorbnun9en bes U2agens, Der 2es
oer, 9eoarme, gtieren, aller Herpenleiben,
Don Hoplipeb, 9ertopiuns, Serbau=
un9sbeibperben, Opspepe
fe, @aliisfeit, I'm.
reiniefeiten
oess Yiutes,
Bo1blItige Berlonen, fueIde aepftoeh. @d,m;nner
gdldri9fett unb Sbrenbtauien in EoIoe non W nro
fem Blrtdnerange na6 bem Sopfe Intertp orfn I'M
oten ME obne bteie Ricn iein oa i6r ioiortiner e
braud pele gefdbrlden spnlptome beiettoi Eiir Sos
iueibiide @elet no bieie GiGen in ber 5bat nor
trefflidb lie beben ale 5inberniie, bas bei linn
fart berridenbe qudenbe 8opffpeb, eeoriidte gtmz
mung, @efbtsihtpdte. gteroenaffeftionen, Ninnen.
Bliitben unb eel6e 5autarbe uno pereiben ben Sein
9eiunbe iuseHolite Siltbe.
Mls angenebmes, fiferes unb leidtes 2eibesoFf,
DttteI perelnigen Die BilIen Die @mpfehiuno
1nil6er Wirfung NIT bem onrb9reiienoiten @riolae
unb erheid,en feline Didt6ehrdnflln9 ober Stubens
Mufentbolt udhreno ibres @ebraudes, oa lie rein DC.
aeta6iliId nb. Mls 2eber= UeoSin baben biee Biaen
nidbt ibres @leid3en, unb ba 8iete BON 2eberleoen
seplast fIno, ioaten fie Des uoaf 6eabten. Gis
Gpfnptom BON 9e6erbeihioerben fino Shmer3en IN
ler Seite, Gersopfun9, uebelfett, Mbneianns gesen
gabrung, @auIen i'm &opfe 8eronnfflnn9 Der Sebz
sraft, selbe Saut u. {. t. Die Yillen finb ledt Su
nfhmen nirfen prompt uno no zines Der belen Seil-
mittel Der @e9enmart. Hreis % &ents oie sdadtel
Su baben BET Setb g. 3ance, Wr. lob, yeifs
DnitimoreftrnRe. fssehr26,fSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
&edtS WcriDffeff erfrffft Fan .

2alif az, N.=S., 80. Mfdr3. = am II.
.. Wt: 9tngen lefs Wanner in einen Boote
pom Sett's CODE ab unb bas Boot trieb am
folgenosn Gage, nit benz &lele mad oben,
ans Sano. Die Deanner iinb jeitoem per-
lfpunoen unb fa1nen obne ;3sueifel um's 2e-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
WcGonptae's Wt6r0er Satttt So0e
teprtHrff4eiff

6 bica 10, 80. Wfdrs. .-Sberrp nno @onz
nel9, Die W0rber Msc&onpifle's, iiuo gum
Sobe perurtbeilt poroen. Die 5otnrid]tung
1T auf ben 21. SUM- .. s. feif9eieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
Satttpfer= r=ErattD.

Swen=S Ont, 80. Mdrs. = Der
9ampfer rStlper gprap" perbrannte beute
an iciner bieiigen @erfte bis an ben Bafsr<
ipiegcl. Beriuft $50, 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

Ydfley Ydi1el
fur Hete ins Muslanb beForgt innerhal6 "a GtHnhen
e. n 0atte,
66e bss Sdltimprtera6e unh lofsQ Qfffcesapenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

9auce g 9te 8eItebtbett, tuelne
SaIiapOrileus 8i0en. Met. m,c.n ..,.....
6ance'8 ''''' ''H'' '''a"s' ga
lapartlleu= Elaen. ben, bepeii, bas fe bic
e5c5yonor;Ifsn- ;i -92;,,.r beHe gsnei sessn aae
6ance'S ansemetnen llnorbnunaeu
"h e. m"n1 s"ea', 3'N'''' Ue4en SeOer unterpOra
Safiapariltens 8iQen. fen III, finO. sieFnS Iei6t
Sance'8 .,u,nn,s
9aiapUriQeuBiQen. Srompt unS Tibrn R nsia 5sn
61uce's lung ber6ei, lpenn aGr
SQifapQriQeu=Billeu. enoerenDdttet IebI9ei6lo"
wi ' gen,
2e6er6cSd)tperScn.
user mtt Soplpeb, itle1tem @elbma6e I'm U1unbe,
Roslm Atbe1, Nfanaet an 3battraft Sbmerseu in
oel Seile, neutrality-suspicious. uno anoeren eineH
tranten Seeef entltamnenoen ueben bebaite lit, miro
tnoen, ooB oele Yicn iofort 9inoerung tbaffen unS
btnnen GurBeM Seilung ber6etfabren,
Yitr 9tntrettE9un1.
Ddnce'5 8lGen tret6en aus Dem Slute dDe IlnreI~
nt9tetten nno furren Sdmdren, Stnnen, mmnSe
Steaen, Raub9eit Der Saut Blitben mn niIp Eonts
ausihIG9e iebr raid. &urd 0tenerbalturo Sss St,s
tes tam man mand1en SranE6eiteH porbeuoen urA
oen &elnt on5lebeno mo id1On maiden, SOpts Rinsu
lduoern oas Stut ardnoli, rotten SraHt6etter1 aua
uno trdth9en oGS 9anje Spiten.
Seritppf4tt0
tGsp ~ oeea.'tat nho Ste Seroouunss Or9ane
pel9meroen eln Dhttel 6rauht olte man unoerfpeiit
bu pances Ptlen 9reIen, yiierenz unb VerpenIeiSsn
netoen out oleleben e6eniaS turSer 3ett aeheiit
SsosHIaus mug man te pro6lren, oamtt man ftdb BON
lu9k 10 rebt oann itber cine Sbadte ftets i'm Aanip
oefe1' Sfets 20 Gents bic Sha4tet. gu ba6eH Sst
Setb 9. Oance,
(6eor6,f5D SIR. t03, @etsBalttmcre1ros..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
GMiTs1tadlri Gtfetf .

3 bila 0el p Tia, 80. Nldr,. = Ser
9empfr pSoobicea" TT Don Neip @altle,
Gng., elngelaufen,
aneens mn, 80. Oiar5. = Die
0ampfer veitg Of Wontreai" BON Nelp gorf
uHo uSarmatlan~ bon Ybilabelpbia fiHo bier
eingetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
9nlten! 0aEen!! 0ufem!!!
Rancc's 3hIaiiltalen9eieater
~ u D o t % g u Z 1&b

(Syrup Of Horehound).
oas 6efe, ocm $R6tiFum aebotene Uttel oeoen 6tesp
SrGltlna, euftrobIenafen t5dnouna, 2ungenidnad1e.
Aus8egsuns uno ae 9eioen oes SALES un6 6er aIfnes
SdDtuimSTud3t,
yenn man rettgeitte oagegen einidretet IN hsirbo,
Damtt beboftete BerIonen io1teu Die SofFnugo mint
fnten IeHen. 3teie seidrdbtete 9ranfbctt III ibYsr
S;6atedntls eRtf!etos qn6 elm gepiiies @eGbI Ses
ben. @s brauten an bieiem aei6en ut nsbr So ni,Is
Satenten in lteroen; man tbue uur reBeitia drittc
Rno 6euse 6ur1
9ance's 3niammcngeieBten Unborn @5hrun
allen iblimmen Reiultaten eorI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
|NtTNNN TINII
20iief Die @tnSer Mat

pom 8eu6buiten ooer bdutger Br6une oeou6u tp,rs
ben! DIT fabrt bic Serna6ldiiiauns etnes unbeSelIs
gen. 8en Sino 6rauht reF BxGiIne All eriieoen oSsr
NIT eem 9rantbeitssstme In ieinem Spieme oufsus
Dahien. Seht prompt mad ben tleinen 2lebItnaeR
uno 9ebrGIsPt ten2 anoere 2l8nei, ais 0en SdmteHs
peuno:
pance's aniomulenaeieBten Nn0oru SSrup.
@s tis In sSeoernsanHS 9eretdJ aeiteHt;
oet $rets III 9erin9; cine iaie erbdlt cine ganse FOE
mile bon SuiteH frei. Der Sprup dfh Die Gimme
.uno Den 3alss m16t Die sun9e geiuR6.s Seoer1nnnn
ioate ibn prooren; aertudrts rabmt man btn Sprup.
2Senn Dir tet anberes Dhttcl blft, 10 6ole Dir Ses
iorttge ftnoerung uHo uerIude
Sance's inlamn1enqeieBten 4noorn Shrup
Breis % uno 30 Gents Die 6laibe. 3u babeu bel
seth .. &S0nce,
(fsebg2S.12Dite) Rr. 1913. gsef<BaItimoreHroke.
YGRel 4d5eI
Sur Rfte in'S Muslano beIorgt lnnerEuI6 24&tunAsn
M. Hafne
te7 5alttM aRfr1se auD sEuiasG EtesNpen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
SHlNnfnnSttMf.
,na.uS Sttttett m 1tttS @rfdltxna.

,i. pHasn l tannl ioenp e ni4t 3u lange seSausrt,
3a9en beettist merben Srt3laino inis 6sssuStis e
aa9 leln nag, ldBt f9 .tit GrISa betdmpen, nt,S
ny FeIten orin9t eec Sprup teinen Rusen. Oi6ce
Ieoet mt 9ultsa ooer grfdItuns 9ebafete idl obe
SerBu9 cine 5laibe mt
9ancats suIamueaqeiebtem Unborn @5brrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

yt II dzG b mi, 3D., 81. War3. = Die
BecrOtgung bes hingerihtetenNolliez zWaguire
Chs. q. 6tiber fanO gefern III SumnlitsSia
ftatt. Qie @ercmonte iollte anfdnslid) btute
Dor iid1 9cben, allein auoere fir6li9e angele=
genbetten maaten Die SerGnoeruu9 uotbipens
big. @tne groBe NtenidIenmenge pObnte benz
8eQrGbniiie bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
0eneral SenatieT's Miiftots (
S&eftsSfS1ldn.

Son,entrirune 5itreidliid)cr Sruppen an Der
Brsnse goanieH's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
Sobn S1sll beSd)licBt ener8tfdje
Wabregeln.
8lutige Sample in Gbeiialiens

stbermaitss gsobiliHraas Der ierbtfd,en
Mrmee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

Rhttcr, sebrand,t NoneH's Teethtng Cordial
Gin 6auerldiilges Wttttel ge9en 2eoen Der
atnoer; es gtbt Eein beiiereS ge9en Solif, Maz
genidure uno Darmbeihmer6en. 3u2 @ents
bet apotbetern au baben. (san.t .3Wte,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
Der 0rets Oes stlberbulrtnns.
Sin Wloro tn No,tispille.

Youi 8 III E, Ap., 81. Ntdrs. - Gbtts
itian aebel wurbe beute Otorgen bon einem
Mtctbfutifer, 9tamen8 Gomarb @laplon, e.
uoroer. Ser Streit enttanb uripriinglid
3mi1den @laptOn uno elnent gttpiiien Nitos
oenfamp.. 2ebterer >pur0e BON @lapton ebeuz
faG8 geidofier, Jeood) 1T feline 8unoe ntGt
lebeu8QefGhr!tdl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

SebrGmdie sGnec'S Saljapartuenpfuen.
Denn 9u 6inneu ODER 8Iitben i'm @eiidte baEi !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

SebraWta& Sawcc's Safiapariuenpiaen,
luenn Du an Utigrdne lefbeH /!
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20
Poe tica i.
Santa Claus.


Santa Claus.
,Twas coldor than Yarn of 7h.;ot,,,o,
When far off in Lanland the great .tNortbar,
Liphti '''' s''"' -''''Ao'
Tn streams of wild beortv i,,rr,iroo ,,o o,,;,,
Like low when if snorkIes from, inmocent oT"s
Old Santa seeing The honr nj hand o'0S'
When children Get sleenv nil over the land
Put eight tiny reindeer 10 one little sIeigh
And seizjnp n bundle he started owors
az ar, over me mountain, ana over the snow,
hight US ieather ana swift as roe.
At last ON orr chimney he drew nm bis taou
And stole out as silent and soft ma dream
Lest he ring his footsteps on ton of The honse
The children all sleeping snug as n mnnse n'"''
Might wake mn and catch him with nocl,oio aud
hat anu
Stuffed full of nice candy md nuob mona ,hor
that ''0 ''''
Nuts, raisius and apples. md all sorts of tovo
Exactly the thing for the girls and ,he bovs!
AS ligit ms n feather ha came Jown tho G,o
That seemed to grow wider TO LET him i% oct
through. w Nv nun so'
And there in n corner all ranced IN n row
Were four little stockings as white "a snow
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20
The RutS of Life.

| get out ofthem if you wish to live long.
Men and women must have recreation.
| must have amusement, must have diver
sion. 1t is wholesome for the mind to
| break away from its daily vocation or EN-.
ployment every night. The man who goes
from his employment or his workshop at
the close of the day, and does not leave it
behind him, but sits at the family table in
moodlness, brooding over past occurrences,
weighing probabilities, casting coDjectures,
laying plans, and when the meal is over
sits thinking, thinking thinking, by the
hour, and goes to bed to toss and tumble
and worry, cannot live long; the brain or
the heart must give way.
In the Island of Cuba the wagon roads
lead over hills made of limestone; the
wheels have run in the same track for gen.
erations and have SO worn into the solid
rock that the hubs scrape the surface, and
there Is no way of getting out of the rut
until the bottom of the hill is reached
So in the lives of many, the mind under
the influence of worldly care, gets to run
in particular track; in other cases, the
occupations are of such an insufferable
sameness from one years end to another
that its working becomes almost mechan-
ical, and out of these lines they cannot
work at all hence the stupidity of such a
large portion of the farming population of
all countries; the peasants of England and
Ireland and France and Germany and Rus
STA as we'll.
And our wives, in large towns and cities,
sweep and dust and arrange, and wash and
sew and provide, in one inccssant round,
| summer and winter. No wonder they
grow thin and care worn, and weak and
nervous. Get out of tine ruts, all of you;
pay neighborly visit three nights in a
week, or for two afternoons let there be a
"let up"
Get out of the rut, reader. two or three
hours a week, and there will be no time
lost by it in the long run; for it gives uc-
tivity to the moral nature; it cultivates the
affections; it wakes up observation it ex
ercises comparison; it gives breadth of
view on all subjects; it makes man more
manly; it makes a woman more woman
w.
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Walker Bootsl Walker Boots

T AM NOW PREPARED to serve my customers with
Il all inds Of Roots and Shoes including the cele-
hrated Walker Boots, of which have always kept a
complete assortment.
Testimonial from Residents of Balti-
more County,
We, the undersigned having tested the quality of the
walker Boots sold by Samuel s. Ely, No. 1S2 N. Gay
street. hereby recommend them our friends as pos
sessing all the Qualities he claims for them,
Signed, SAMUEL B0SLEY 10th District,
JOHN /. ANDERSON, 9th District,
ELISHA CHRISTOPHER, 18th District,
SHELTON PRICE, 9th District,
JOHN ii. SCARFF, 9th District,
J. NJ. McC0MAS Jr., 10th District
and many others. I claim that the leather of which
the genuine Walker Boots made is nearer water
proof; it will wear softer it will wear l.nger it will
heel will be less likely to run over" they hand
pegged every pair saddleseamed and cannot rip.
Mr. Walker offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD to any one who will find one of his Boots in
which there is counter inner sole slip sole, piece
Of heeling that is not cut from good thick piece Of
sole leather.
BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS. Give call and ex-
anime my stock and prices. intend to keep up the
reputation have gained by always giving fair return
for money invested.
Best quality Walker Boots $500 Remember, ono
price all for best quality, $4O0.
NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!I!
Owing to the superiority of the Best Walker Boots
over all Others, some INSCRIPTIONS dealers selling
second quality and inferior goods for Best Walker Boots
warn all my friends and the public that the best
quality Walker Boots are stamped on the sole BEST
QUALITY WALKER BOOT X and can be found at
1872 North Gay street.
There two Elys in the same square. 10 get in
the right place remem'e r the number 1872.
Ladies' and Chidren's Shoes coarse and fine at all
prices
o19 SAMUEL s. ELY.
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VARIETIES.

Anybody can catch a cold now. The
treble is to let go again, like the man who
caught the bear.
=" don't like winter" said one pick
pocket to another. Everybody has his
hands In his pockets"
-"You are carrying this too far" said a
policeman, as he arrested thief running off
with mans watch.
"A Syracuse man calls his wife "Poor
Rule" because she won't work more than
one way, and usually not that.
Take away woman" asks a writer,
"and what would follow 2" We would
Give US something hard next time.
-" What duck you are |" said an ad.
miring lover to his sweetheart, when she
came down in full party dress. why
Augustus, how absurd Don't you perceive
the difference between me and duck 2''-
"Sure enough, Angelina. You are dressed
to kill, and duck is always killed to
dress"
Two friends, a doctor and literary
man went last week into surgical instru-
ment makers. The shop was full of wood.
en- legs, for which an extensive order had
arrived from Russia. eloquent speeches
in favor of war p remarked the doctor
Nay" replied the literature, "rather call
them stump orations !"
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Children'S Day.

In all The celebrations and observances
of Christmas, it remained for the good
humored, materialstic Germans to bethink
them of rendering it period of peculiar
pleasure for children. BY the Germans
Christmas is esteemed the "Children's Fes-
tival;" and with them originated the
orldfamous myth ofSaint Nicholas, alias
Santa Claus, alias Kris Kringle, the patron
of Yule-tide and friend of all proper bows
and prettily- behaved little girls.
Happily the reform in the observance of
the day, which began in Germany, reached
and was copied in other portions of
Europe. Christmas is now, as we'll, "Chil.
dren's Day" in England and France; in
toys and CONNECTIONS for the period the
children are distinctly remembered in Italy,
and in America the Christmas tree, the
stockings hung by the chimney with care
and the harmless merry games and innu-
cent glee OF childhood supplant much of
the boisterous carousal which once tended
to render the day rolicking and riotous.
1t was formerly the custom, and is still
the practice in some of the small villages
OF North Germany, to commission a per-
sonage known as Knecht Rupert, CORES.
ponding with our Santa Claus, to distri-
butte all the presents made by parents and
friends to the children. Disguised by
mask, wearing an enormous flaxen beard,
clad in long white robe, and shod in tall
buskins, Knecht Rupert went from house
to house, was received by the parents with
great ceremony, called for the children, and
after the strictest investigation into their
deserving, dispensed gifts accordingly
Santa Claus, we all know, deports himself
differently. When busiest he is invisible
and generally he is amiable, forgiving of
the shortcomings to which child-humanity
is liable, but now and then does not hest
tate to leave rod, in token of his estimate
of some particularly unruly lass or ungov-
ernable lad,