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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
Terrible Result of an Insect Rite.

Daniel Wehner, boy Is years of age.
met strange death yesterday. A
wound no larger than pin-point did
the mischief and entailed upon him
agony most intense, preliminary to the
final result. On Sunday last he was one
of crowd who sought comfort at Union
Park, and like many others he Law upon
the grass until quite late hour at night.
he felt no fatal result, but went to his
home, No. SIG Allen avenue, and slept
soundly till morning. He worked all
day Monday, and toward evening began
to experience a sharp pain in the right
right side OF his face, near the right eve.
A close examination revealed a very
small lnfiamed spot under the eve. and
in few hours the Inflammation extend
ed downward to the neck, causing great
swelling. He suffered much that night.
and by morning was terribly disfigured.
Becoming alarmed, he visited DIR. Haus-
man, who at once discovered that the
case was serious one of poisoning by
the sting OF some insect. He called DIR.
L. h. Holland, and, after a consulta-
ton, they used every effort to reduce
the inflammation and correct the state
OF the blood, although satisfied that the
boy could not be saved. The poison
gradually crept through his system till
1t rendered him a frightful object, his
head being four times its natural size.
and blood and pus issuing from mouth.
nose and ears. At o'clock on Friday
afternoon he died. OF course, it was
impossible to determine what kind of an
insect stung him, but it seems probable
That d ne received the sting at the park
81. Louis Republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
That Good Old Time.

''Just give me a chance to pour nv
voice into that machine, will you ?" said
a red 'nosed man stepping to the front at
photograph matinee, the other day.
Certainly" said Mr.. Gilliland
Put your mouth down close, without
pressing, speak distinctly, and the in
strument will repeat every word exactly
as you say it."
"Ain't you joking now? Will it real.
ly say the same thing say, without any
mixing up and changing around, to turn
the joke ?"
" You will get back your own words
nothing more nor less" said the pro-
prietor.
Hold my hat then, and pull open all
the valves" said the man, rs he nervous
~ brought his mouth to the proper po-
sltlon. Steady now, I'm about to
warble."
Come - up-boys-every- body
nd-drink-with-t he-land-lord ~
Was what the man said, with an en-
phasis on every word, and the same was
what the marvellous little wonder
shrieked back.
That's the sweetest music I've heard
for about ten years, said the man. with
a moist palate and glowing eye, "and
L reckon it's about that long since I've
heard that good old tune ground out.
don't s'pose I'll ever get another chance
to hear it again, and so, if it amt too
much trouble, please run her back and
snoot it out once or twice more. It's
good for the rheumatic, that is. My!
what head that man has If he could
only get up a jug now that could never
be emptied !" and the man walked out
with sad look and an unsteady STEP
Cincinnati Breakfast Table.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

With rosy ribbons faded ghost to bind them.
Long forgotten amid things We all forget,
In q chest of ancient souvenirs ind them,
And as now slowly read thsra. solemn hearted
imagine, with vague, phantasmal dread,
That among their yeilowed pages have parted
The inviolable cerements OF the dead!
Here are words that shine with sunny expectation
OF returning over sea TO friends aud home;
"when at last this gaudy Carnivals citation
Discontinues, shall tear ourselves from Rome "
Like brook the merry language ripples brightly;
Well she loved. that happy sister, what life gave
Let mo think how many years II Is that nightly
ttars have glimmered on her lonely Roman grave
Here is writing that almost held as holy;
He such light of learning, Brother Ned!
Equal gentleman 10 lofty or to lowly,
With his candid Saxon eyes and golden head
Father chided him too sternly, always crying
At his boyish college love for cards and wines!
All. how often have dreamed saw him dying
Far away among those Oregonian mines!
Here are leaves where still the soul of summer lin
I" Come Tomorrow owe; the country is so dull {"
Oh, the perfume Of those cottage-dsor syringas,
And the twilight Of the meadows languid lull
Oh. the ire-hies with their dizzy glitters woven
Through the boskage OF the copses dark and
damp
Oh the rapture while she gently played Beethoven
In the parlor where the moth was at the lamp!
1t Ii lately as last August that met her
At the crowded Newport ball, where had strayed
One a widower Of sixty-two and better,
One a dowager with feathers and brocade.
Was 1t fancy that sometimes looked severely
AT her pretty daughters partner in the waltz?
Gould 1t happen that meager income yearly
Was conspicuous among his youthful faults?
Drear mementoes of these disannulled affections
Like the rays from planets that no longer glow,
WITH your tidings that are ghostly resurrections,
II were wiser TO have burned you long ago!
Yet alas what wasting flames intenser flashes.
With the reddest greed destruction can endow
Could have made you the irrevocable ashes
That annihilatng time has made you now!
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
Rich Women.

According to the San Francisco Ear.
change, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. McDon.
ough, by the will of Mr.. OBriep, are
made the richest women on the Pacific
coast. Their share of the estate from
the Nevada Bank alone is valued at
nearly 81, ZOO, 900, and from the remain.
der OF the estate, it is said, will be at
least Si0, DOC, 900 more. Mrs. McDon-
ough's three infant children inherit each
$500, 600 more. Says the Exchange !.
Mrs. McDonough is the wife of Thomas
McDonough, wood and coal merchant
on Market street. Young Coleman. who
Is one OF the executors and a $500, 900
legatee, is quiet and gentlemanly
young man, one upon whom his new
honors and wealth will sit easily. He
has been employed in one of the offices
IN Nevada block, and stands we'll among
MS associates. His sisters are charming
young ladies, and one of them will soon
marry Mr.. Fled May, of Wells, Fargo &
Co. s express"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
A Scientific Discussion

You argers, sare, dat de world is flat
and stands on big rock" said Sambo:
" now l want you to tole me what dat
rock stand on 2"
"l's s'prised at your ignorance ?" re-
turned Cato; "why it stands on annurer
big rock"
But what does bofe of dem rocks
stand on ?" said Sambo, confident that
he had his opponent cornered.
Why, dar is rocks all de way down. 4"
replied Cato, after moments hesita-
ton.
MY colored friend, said Sambo. with
a pompous air, else sorry to see SIGH
'splays OBJ remitigated obscurity in a
gemman OBJ your egsalted pertentions:
allow me, who has experienced superior
opportunities, to correct de very dero.
neous repression you has, and inform
you dat dis earf is round and deyolves
on axles."
:" knows how to depreciate de feelin'
dat piomps you to distend TO dis GEM
man de information dat you furnish on
de question dat we is at present debat-
in" returned Cato, "and wild all refer
ence to s'perior opportunities, to which
you take occasion to prelude, 1 must dis
agree wild you on de freory dat you ad-
vances. 'Kase il de world was round
and turned on axles, wouldn't de axle
trees broke down and spill all de people
In de street? Answer me dat"
1t is unnecessary to add that Sambo
was utterly confounded by this ove,-
argument, and forced to
: knock under" to the superior intellect
ual attainments of his opponent.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21
WHILE "a 425. 1914 worth Of siam

WHILE "a, 425, 1914 worth of stamps
are annually cancelled at the New York
ar,ostoffice, the sales only amount to
", 40, 800 20, making the cancellation
OF stamps bought elsewhere-at small
country offices where the purchaser gets
them at discount and the Postmaster
secures liberal commission from the
doyernment-about$ 80, 00O, 900 annually.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

Nay Fair says that il is thought
IN Ireland that Lord Leitrim was muir
dered by men from America whose fami-
hes had been expatriated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-06-21

"Mr. Blanchard, / will assist Won
You apparently wish to say that I must
have ceased to love Harold White. Ia
that 80 ?"
Miss Westbrook -Fanny-pardon
me; do. He is all unworthy of Won.
Oh, if you did but know tie depth of
my love for you"
"Stop, Mr.. Blanchard" said she. ris-
ing from her chair, and moving slowly
toward the door. "Let us understand
each other. Whether or not Harold
White holds the place in my heart which
he once did concerns me, and me only.
The honor you have done me. Mr..
Blanchard-call it by what tender name
you please despise. Mr.. Blanchard.
1 know you r.
"Stop, Miss Westbrookl" he ex-
claimed, making enc step forward. and
barring her way to the door. and
hearken to me. You have thrown the
gage. Very well, 1 accept it. 1t was
who drove Harold White from Single
bridge. All, you can be impressed. I
see. 1t is l who can compel your con-
sent to my demands. Now, Miss West
brook, knoW me :"
her lace was very white as she swept
proudly past the West Indian: but IL
was not the wilderness of fear. They
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-19

tpenige Stunoen mad 8eenoigung bes Got
tesbienites fladert eS bier uno bort auf, ba
Der 8eiu9 Der gSirtbidaften Johann erlaubt
ift. Die Yraht> >Mulee'n unb 8tbliotbefen
Der Staot, Die @arten bon &eniinston, &etp,
&i9mono, @reenmid &C. iino nid]t 3ugdng.
lid, unh mau iheert fidb nidt Oarum, baB
aaidbrlid, Usilltonen permiltgt tperoen, nm
bem ySolfe" rationale 1n.erbaltuns 81 per=
idafien, bic man tbm Johann am elnsigen
freienSage bergSo6e peridlieBt. Ssr@ontrait
spiiden Dem IGs uno Sonnta9e paralpiirt
iebe Beidrelbung; friiber mar es aud rubig
unO itia in ben Strabeu, aber nnr anf Der
Staot rubte Der Saraoedel, Die Barfe uuo
@arten Wareu tuenigiteus offen. Sn Der art
uno gSeiie Der Sonnta9serbolung f0nnten
bic @ngduber anerbtnsS 0fanhes BON ihren
continenta;en Naf)barn lerneu, aber mdbrenb
ote6ran50irung in ben aagemeinenSttten Il.
@ebrduhen bnrh9eorungen, bat bod Die eng,
lii9e &ude es Derfanoeu, ourh bic CAM
tags ssNbenb=Serien uno Die bamit perbunoene
ausi9peifung ben Sabbatb nnter ibrer ipes
sieQen grOteftion 81 bebalten. r.
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sofaleert@te eas g9afDsnatem.
SiiIfe fur Die Fieberfranfen.-Mb MbtpetiMne ets
mes ipstbItd)en &opofaten. - Ser + cGtiemz
rsoroer Stpne. - Die Ne9teIungsz SyrreHz
4lnitalt.-2as 1yreeoMens S5oSpital,-8o=
ltsetlid)es.-OeensiIdte

S5itIfe fur Die EiebcrfranfeM.-Mbtp btpefinug eis
nes instbItd)en 1opofatea. - Ser + sarseuz
tRoroer Stpne. = Die NleGtetungsz SSrreI,z
4initalt.-9as 9yreeoHens Sooipital,-0o=
id)es.-SermtId1tes
Us q b in q t II, Is. Sftober. - 0a5
grefutio. .@omite Der ytotionalen Siili8.@oniz
milton belt gefern 0tittag eine re9elmdBige
Sibung. Son bem Soriiberoen 6ru. ". 81.
Sbepbero puroe in sefiiblOOllen gSorteu Der
300 bes 2ieut, Seuner, 0e8 Gomnanbeur8
oeS 9antpier8 y@bambers," mel6er nm 43
llbr geItern WOr9en erfolgte, geneIOet lnO
Dem Yerltorbenen ein gebiibrenoer 9la6rui
qeipiomet. 9as @ouite beluilligte 500 fir
6erncnoo, MiIi, Son Oem @Omite Oes nell
lid abgebaltenen SuMierS lit Der @rtrag 0el@
ielben foleenoermaBen uertbetlt poroen: fir
Die 9amilie oeS SEQ. QS. Barber, etne5 Strait
fenmGrterS BON bier, Der in Wtempbl8 tarb,
500, ,@orfin9men'8 8elief I6emblD" BON
Stem Orleans 500, Siilf8coultte bon BaD
ct. Souls, OitIi., 500, @antonr gtiii.,
$1OO; fatboliI6e unO proteitautiide gSaliells
bduier in ben Stdoten NetpzSrleans, 8tdsz
burg unO MempbiS ie $75 (;uiammcn $500,
gipfa, W1lfi., $50 uuO 40 mo1eue 9edeii,
Sadlon, 0ttiI., eine grOBe Quantttdt &eben8-
mittel, 8aB @hriitian, Wtiii., $50, Ocean
Springs, Oliii., $50, fir Die ,Soloatcn>9Qs
lp0tuLluh Upu ILNIQ~S~LASb4Ap pDOs
= @tne befannte bteiige aoUofatin, Srau
gelba u. 2odlpOob, pelfe als llnmdltiu in
eiuem Yro3elie Dor oem SreisgeridDte gu Otarls
boro', MO.t auftreteu lpolte, murOe BON oem
oorttgen 8idter Wagruoer niAt 5ur Braris
3ugelaiisn, pelder erfldrte, oaB er feine petb>
lt9en NupdIte anerfennen merbe. Srau GoGz
woob bielt mad SertaguHg bes @erl9ts eine
feurtge 9teoe 5u @uniteu Der SrauenreGte,
lpelde sroBeu Seiiall fano. Die aouofattn
geoenft, i'm Ippellation89eridte bon 0tarp>
lamb auf einen Wan0amusz zSefebl 9e9en 9tid)-
ter Magruber an5utra9en.
- Stone, Der farbige M6r0er ietuer 6rau,
erflGrts asitern einem BeriAterltatter geeel,
iiber, oaB er iit sufriebeR uuo gliidli6 be.
fdnbe uno obne Sur6t Der 3ufunft entQeaeu.
iGbe; @briftus lei inn in Der Na1t BON 10
os. SO. eri6enen unb babe ibm Ablolutior
BON allen ieinen Sitnben ertbeilt.
&us eem %. Sobresberidte bes .,goart
Of StittorS" Der 8e9ieruugsonftalt fitr SIR,
finnt9e, Der benz Rlniitsr bes Snuern iiber'
mtttelt poroen, lift erfidtlidj, baB bic 3abi
Der Sniaiien iener anftalt ipdbreno oes am 80
Stunt 1873 eubenben 6isfaliabres 947 (72l
mdnnli9e uno 226 ipeiblid)e) mar. Son o1e'
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len tuurbsu 108 als adnsli6 oSer t6eilweiie
9ebeiIt entlaiieu, uno 46 ftarbeu. Geit benz
Selteben Der anitalt muroen in berislben DON
1884 Batienten 445 6es 9iitritts beban0elt.
SoH 17l6 4uslinoeru nnren 634 SeutIdje.
Us murben Sur 4ufredterbaltuua Der QntfaIt
'pugteno oeS 6isi0llabres S174,276.52 pers
au8gobt.
n Der Gbefar;t oes 6rseSmeus 6oIpitals.
Dr. y. e. Yaluer. bot rem gpiniSts, ass
Snnt'H 1o11 le'nen SerItt tiir 6aS Sistaiubr BON
,,',,rs n0ns us o 1873 oOr9elegt. gta9 bemielben
o"to'N H,e' 0o' Pallenten oariu bebanoelt, BON
UII't. U,o 90 alS 9eqellt entlafeu puroen, nno
lIo laroen. Sn Der Soipital. .anothete tniIra
Den 1000 TeSepte ausgefiibrt unS I0SS orTe
Patlenteu unentgeltlid bebduoelt
- SIN @eiunpbeitSz Blreou murhs osa,r,,
gemelbet, boB unter ben Giibeu i'm enTn,,,
meitlid uon @ooo 6ope Elm @lInaeufieber nmss
gebrod)en iei. @eiterH yia6mittaa Iqnbte
man eiueu SaHitdsinipetto oorthin, nm Gr~
funoi9ungeu itber Die Sadle cin5u;iebeu uuh
Die @oniumenten bon 0iild aus iener @eaeno
3u bei4iten.
- Sin Sua6e, NauenS Cameron, tuarf
geitern eineH Stein bur9 oas S9aufenIter
Der Solb'i6eu 9lpotbefe an Der @de Der 7. II.
@sStraBe uno beiddoigte baiielbe gum Be-
TRACE uoH $IOO. gr Sutuildlte leiSer nan
pieier Seloeutbat.
- 5OAn Soues, alias @eorg 0farlow,
muroe I'M @rtmual9ertdte, oes BferoeOieba
ltaDI8 angetla9t, freigeiprOfsu, @eorg 8ila
llallS oeS SubfablS iGulOig befunOen unO
Sltle Y. gtcSonalo we9en 4ngriffs auf
Saule So9nlon Su Ytouaten 9eidugnisbaft
Oerurthellt.
- - Same5 %. gudunau BON gaarulanb.
5tl9aro VI. 9bOmpiOu Don SeuneiIee un6
). Srown bon @eOrgia uuroen Qeiiern uuf
Seranlailun9 BON Jtldter Sen ais luudIte
lHr oaS Snprem9erlft oes 0litritt5 ;uselais
len.
(2llsranOrta) - IS cirtulirt bier Sas @e=
rudlt, OaB {9r. Stterbab, mel6er bel benz
heult4en &urnlere i'll unierem 9errlidlen Barfe
9crttten, bel sinem 8enueu in etnein beiladls
oarten County uon ietnem Yieroe qefaaen uno
9eto0tct morOeu lei. Die @ilSelu6elten babeu
Ho9 nt4t ernttteIt mcrOen t0nnen.
- Sn SauHton, Waii., iin0 Qerid,tlihe
SArttte elHge!eltet moroeu, nm Sober 8.
0urfee mo ~. 3. Boroeu, Die gtohlosnsr-
pa!ter be8 peritOrbenen Or. geatbau Durfee
auS 6all=Riuer, Wfail., ab3uieben. 9urd,
oe uuterlutun9 btnFdltltt Der oon @bace
Ino IpatbamaD ueriibrn Setriiaereien If erz
lllttelt moroen, onB Der 9taGlaB iniolpent lit,
mo ote @ldubI9er for0ern SeSbalb bic 4bs
ceuHg Der SrpaIter. Onrfee 1T eiu Soblr
mo SoroeH Elm S1mlegeriobu oe8@rblaIiers.
- SS6breno Der 9Cltrigen Sttung 0es lit
etnctnnat tdgenoen&pitopal 6 0ugreIIeS
erldltH Adtb. y. G.@rcen aus @eorala uuo
l9tb. Abram @. 9emltt nu5 glelus sg)ort Nbs
anolnngen iiber ote pgegcnieitlgen 8cSlebuu4
cA 3ipIdlen Der grbett Hne Oen SapitaIs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-19
SQgeslteMigfeiterl.
tGsitorielle. telesrapbiid,c unb gBedbielbldtter
Iptisen.l

Ser beriidttgte !Sauptlins Der 6 ION o.
Snbiauer, Santanta, eer tpeaen ieiner
pielen Worbtbateu ein 5trdFing i'm 3uht.
banie au Suntsuille in Seras mar, lit iitd)t
niebr! Sas 2sben bss@efangenen unb Straf.
ltnss ipar bem ans freie 5erumidnetfen sc.
wObnten 9lfanne ldnslt perleioet uno er
naaa1te tplseerbolte Selbftmoroperiu6e. Bor
elnisen Eagen perleste er itd mebrere 9tide
IN Die Stui, farb tebsa nidbt oaoon. Wan
brahte i'm in bas 5oipitaI Der gnftalt: am
II .gftoDer gelan9 es Inn, aus benz aranfen,
sirunsr auf ben BaIfn1 su entfommen, rnb
e. ftiirste ild BON ba binab. Dur9 ben fret.
uiaigen Gtnr5 ,purbe CT uolIenbs berulaben
uerlett, oab er mad, einisen Stunoen pirtlit
ftarb.
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bur SSetltttt0 Nott 2eberIeiSett,

aalllgen 2lntalen, Sopfpeb, 9eiten- un6
8ildeni9mer3, tranfem Magen, S9tpinOel,
Sdwd9e Der Sebtaft, gter0eni9wdhe, Gp-
pathological, SeritOpIuug, 9pspepfte, St0a
rung Der yiierentbdtigfeit, unreinem 8lute
uno 6raueutranfbeiten gebraufle man 8 NJ
ce's Saiiaparillen SlHtptllen.
Dreis % &ents bic S9adtel. 3n baben bet
Setb g. 9aHce gtr. 1oS, gSelf-8alttA
mOresSrase. (150-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-19

3 ratbunsslofal: ssr. 1872, WOro<en.afopl: {.
Scr srose Snbianer=a SsIef Gi.e1 e e;ras aIss
Der elnse, bss Oasens Der seef se5em Das, u,
0ersens unb iebe nnorbnuns I'M ssrosIasreSSs asrnSS.
&frOpben arebs. @ehmula Bas sss;asr 9.eS
idleder Dr. siperpooi Osr srose S OianerfssIam
insDottor, Rr: f32, ssorSsGntapsaSssm Ssmnotsm, 9uas
Mi roIfommeren GrfoIse, mas punberte bfaengsn
f5nnen. Berft BEL bieien oas 2eben untersyaeenossn
eehen fei1 @eib mehr meg, ionbern beiu1t nno sgI
Tr Qiprrpool All Natbe nnb ieio iberaeugt, ef mlto
Gudh ron bieIen Nerpen.gri blaHunafn helen. naq
be olIe onberen Aer3te Gn9 ntd9t heien eetonnf W
ul0Gle Gud, bic SIR @u iene yatents goot
bf.aurutn sd fanngu fariten 1Deratbuness
Gtunben bon frA6 bis Abenos uhr; Sonntags
euu 8eRen ber nrbelteuoeu &toite von lrnp ~ pts
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Die flitd1ttaea Gtct,etues.

ganfto 9.rS., Is. Sftober.-gin
ioebsn aus Der Siour @e9eno angefommener
Solbat beri6tet, baB Die Spur Der fIii6ti9eu
@bepeunes in letter 8o9e am &epapabaz
Slulie, 100 1eilen peitli9 bonn Sort Ran-
oal, aufgefunben muroe, Die Spur mar
nod friif unb fiibrte nad nDrbli9er &i1<
tung. Die SnSiauer i9einen oemna9 alien
tbren Serfolgern entgaugen 5u iein unb be.
finoen it6 ieet mabriAetnli4 auf benz 2Sege
na9 bem Yeaonitone.
WeruttSd)tc teIe9rapbiid)e 9epeid,eat-
- Adtb. @larf n u. y softer bat Die
bemofratiide Nomtnation gum &eprdlentans
ten i'm ~. sOngreBOiitrifte bon gtepsg)ort
ab9elehnt.
ralpifar Der DtDseie Columbus, 81 itarb 9e~
itern 4benb In Der erlpdbnten Staot.
- Gin BON Sort 9iopal, S..G-, mad Iur
auffa, @a., 9ebenoer sra t5u9 iitr5te
9eftern 4benD pon elmer iiber ben g a oiau :
nabzEluB fiibrenoen Bride, tpeld)e inter
ibm sulamntenbra6, in ben 5trOm hiuab.
Ser 6eiser unb Der Sofomottpfibrer fuuroen
i1iper perlest.
- Der aus .Geelnnb fommeube
9antpfer rGiip Of Dublin" id)eiterte geltern
in Der edhe bon Yortiano, Or. @s befanb
iid fein 0ootie am gorb. 9as SabrSeue
iourOe anf $4,000 ssiddst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-19
9ufre9enoe 0eritd)te iiber Ole y0attf
Do1t GMGlattS~"

9tew =gorf, IS. Sft.-@tue heute Had=
mittag aus 2onoon etngetrofene OepeI6e
iibermittelt Elm @erii6t, mad mel6em Die
yganf BON 6ranfreid)" Der yBanf uon @ngz
LAMB" feds Uttaionen 9fO. Sterling porge>
id)oiien bat. Dte Inleibe ioa Dem Sinfeu
Der aftien @tnbalt getban uno logan Elm 2ufs
if]iagen Der 8reile benirft haben. 0iele
9ta9ridt 1T b0bit widtia, rpenn iie ii9 alS
begriinoet ermeiI, inben iie auf cine Sage Der
0tnge beutet, bon wel6er man bier Su 2auoe
feline 4buuus bate. Die bieiigen ausmdrtis
gen 8anflerS i6enfen bem @erit9te feinen
9lauben, iubem ibre Brluatoepei6en feline
iol6e ta6rid)t entbaltelt. Gtue iOl6e MaB=
nabme Settens Der Sanf BON 6ranfreid"
mare ieboA nift ohne Brdceoen5faa.
Gin Seaplatt oer Sramter erntorSet.
Stta ana, Ont, 18. DIT. - J1obert
McAulaD, ,@roBzaaplan Der bief9eny Orange
Ooung Sritou8," rpur6e ieit Dem /. D. Dtts.
permi5t, lIno man ianb beute etne 2eide in
Dem Slniie. Sein &opf mar bon elmer &usel
burhbobrtr tpeld]e BON binten aus etn9ebrur1=
gen mar. Oian 9laubt, oaB Der Wtoro cine
Solae Der fiir5liben Sranier llnrubeu lit.
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Oermi(6te An5eiaen.
Gas-Fannflahfr.

Oa9- 9-Ran0fldDfr.
Die elesantee, ie in bieier stabt ausseeIte Samm=
lung in
&rnjtau,. ...ipoItrtem Weiitng.. 9ronse.
gu berabaeiette Breiien
seidmadpoae dineiii6e SsIampen;
perbeiierte oeutihe Stubir@2ampen.
0ashet50ien bel
s. y. SaptoiDn & COMP,
SIR. 5, Norb >Si6 ertp zStra {.
Bletrobren> ar6eit t......... @asleitun9sz szGrbett.
Nlte @aszutenflien iperben neu bronairt uno per=
aoIbet. (Sept.23-)
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@irtbi1aftserSifnaag
1ttt0 &ttttfM
VI ontaa, 0en 21. Gftpl

alen meinen STelnoeH unb Betonnz
ten ;ur gafrt, oas tdl Die betaHnte gDytbInut g1Y.
33, gorD=8ngltr6fe, ii6ernommen babe. - Nm
treunoll&en 3uprudb bittet
(a01-2j 6rtesriA e@meser.
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Ser Sastpfer r9raMbaIl" feftaes
iahreft.

q ~ : 5 a be n, @onn., IS. Oft.-Or
nit gSaffen uno Mtunition fiir Die tiirftidle
6esieruns befrahtete Dampfer ,gramhau, )"
pel9er bsute friib obne einen 9ootleu aus biee
lem Safen aus5ulaufen periu9te, flbr in Der
Wdbe bes 2euhttlurms feft. Dfan bofft, baS
Ssabraeus tpdbreno Der ndbiten boben Nlutb
mieber flott MAIDEN 5u f6nnen.
(Spater.) = Die Sage bes Dampfers uirb
fiir lehr beoenfltd) 9ebalten. gs befinoen iit5
bereits elf SUB Ba1fer i'm gdiffsraume.
Die Manni6aft If in Sidstbeit sebradt
uoroeg.
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- Se0erm0nn, 0erp ance's dem :

Bs25 Seoernalln, 0erQ an 'S d m II
/ DIES 9aar- g8teOer berfetIungs.
0t ittet gebruu6t, ift BON Der Sbatiad,e
iiber5eugt, baB e8 Dem 6aare Die natiirIi@e
Sarbe pteOer9ibt, menn Utter ooer &rantbeit
e8 arau gemad]t haben, uuo ba e8 6emielbeu
8et4bett NIB @lanj uerleibt, 10 ipirO Seoer,
Der e8 perludt, fnOen, baB e8 Oie Saut ni9t
farbt, lonoern our6 Nnregun9 Der nutitrlia
den Ausideioungcn an 6en 8urSeln benz
5aare ueues 2ebcn, neue &rait oerletbt uno 10
ietne 6arbe uub Srtidle lpte0erberftelt. gs
lam 70 oft, ME gBaiier, auf Der Sopfbant
unb NIT 9lelder Sidcrbeit angewanbt tuers
ben, oa e8 aus Oel unb anregenoen @eina
geiit.&rtrlttcH beitebt, unb als Soiletten.
4rtifel bat e8 ieiueS @lei1en nift. Breis
81 Die Slaidel gu baben bel Setb 9.
bance, Scr. 108, 0efs Baltimore >Strase.
N. B. : 0fan frage mad 6auce's 9emiIdem
6aarsB arsBieperberiteauugssRittel un6 ne6me
fein auOereSl Q51-l
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Recon1truftiDn cine 11nm6oIid,feft.

OteIes mag, lOWelL e8 9taaten betrlift,
nidlt ma9r ietn, i'll Der 8bat wifien mir, OaB
eS Oa nidt ipobr tit; alein unbebin9t wabr
1T eS tm Sstrefi ienes aarten SrganS, Der
2nngc bcS Wteniden. SIT iie besorsanifirt
uns tbetIueile gei6munOeu, 10 laBt fid ibr
geiunocr 3uItano nidt wieOerberiteuen. Iber
man beoenfe pObl, baB oleies llnglld fid ME
einfteaen fam, wenn man Sale 84nborns
uno 3beerbont9 9 (Honey of Horehound
and Tar alS @ttttel gegen ben 6ufen, tpsla
der Der 2ungeni6mtnOiud)t itetS ooraus9ebt,
Dem Yatiegten perabreift. Anermdrts BET
2potbefern nm so @ent8 unO 81 81 baben.
@roBe griparniB Ourdb Sauf Der groBen6lai9e.
Bites 3abutrOpien furiren 3ubnueb IN elmer
Utinute. Sn alien apOtbeten I'm 25 Gents
Su babeu. (246-5D