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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Mertt,eoettet lsitthrttd,.

SO to n, WtaII 3O.Nprll.- ObRun9
beS !Srn. gpbraim Otis, zines beruouageil-
ben 8iirsers BON Soutb- 9ciutate, wuroe ge'
gen llbr beute friib bon @inbredern beinlz
geiudt, pelde cine i'm unteren Stodiperfe be.
finoli6e Splnbe etne balbe Otelle melt fort.
id)leppten, iprensteu unb idnatli6en Snbalt
aus $65 baar unD $4,000 in @tienbabu=&ftier
uno ionltigen Bsrtbpapieren beitebeno, ranb-
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0i1tS Gttbn.

Sabanna, 80. Gprti. - Der SnIur9en,
tenfli6rer Srtolo, pelGer inter Dem Sefshle
Maceo'8 ifebt, 1T nebit iefS ieiner 4nbdnger
in Der 9tdbe BON Santiago De Cuba feitgez
uommen poroau. - Oie 0tegeugiiiie, ruel9e
BEN 6ehliAlag Der 3udererHOte berbeiSuiiibren
orobten, baben aufgeb0rt, nno OaS 8ettcr lit
lpicOer giinitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
&r1tfnler Mnr0.

Scran 0 II, Ba., 80. Iprll. - Sobn
Saul wurbe beute Abeuo III 0unmore, nab
reno er einen betagten Wtanlt acgen Die an'
grifIe zines 9taufbOlbes, gtamerS Goltelo,
l9Iete, pon Dem 2ebteren nebit swei SpteB=
seieaen ungefallen uno anf Die brutal|tc gSeiie
ermprbet. Die M0lber beluerffelligten iArt
Nlud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01

- Sn- GOulngtOu, SnO., murOen 1S Der
&ufriibrer, pet9e an Der fiir5lif ftattgefun=
Ocnen 81 Negerbebe in Goal Greet,
Sno., tbeilaabuleu, bes sc Oes i'm erz
fen Sra B e an9etla9t uHO inter ie $4,000
Yur9idaft 9elclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
9Sroiefttrte 9nmpfid)tTfA6rts=@ct=
bin O1tftn fftif SGattn0

Gan SrauSt8cO, Sal, so. 2lprtl. -
Sr. GOtmesuilt Der iamOanii4e @eianbte,
fhreibt an eiuen &aufmann in biefger. .Stabt,
oaB llnterbanolungeu angetniipft worOen ieien,
I'M Die auitraliiheu 0ampier 81 belttntuen,
re9elmdBig entlueoer in @Ogopago oOer Gpia
nr2nhnlfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
9rei WerSOtteff erfr,s1f fe,t.

9 prtn9fIel0, Waii., 80. April.-3mei
fran5oiiide 9naben unb ein iunger Utann,
9tamens gSaro, fuel6e eine &uoerfabrt auf
bsm Sbicopee-6luiie nabe Senfspille maAten,
fpuroen nit ihrenl 8oote iiber einen Damn
gsriiieu, uno alle Drei ertranfsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
OnnCe 3

Sauce's 9te 8ete6tbeit, peGhe
SaIiaparluer,Plaen. bicfe giacn erIanst taa
9ance'8
SaIIapariaenzPt1en. ben, 6efueft, oaB ite Die
= ance' 8. 6eFe grsnei sesen aat
Sance,s ousemetnen llnOrOnunsen
SaifaParlllelt,,Ytuen' ud9en seOer umtsrlpOr.
SafIaparilertz8 8iGeu. fen 1T, fuO' SteiinO Ietdt
$ance'8 siu,uuehmen mtrpep
SaTapariGelt=Billen. prompt Inno fH5ren peis
0auce'8 lung eeT5ei, wenn Gae
5aIapariGenz Pillen Sn9sfs''~''s' Sen 'ep'sslp'o'
sur Stntteitli0tttt4+
.9anceS PlIen tre0en aus Dem Slute aIle llnreis
nl9telten 81 nn9 tnflren 56ndren, Simmer, tpunoe
Stelen, 8aIpbett per 9aut, Slutben uno olle 5auts
ausl6ld9e ebr ral9. Surd 9ieinerbaltung oes 8us
tes tam man manben Ironfbeiten purbeuoen 1tno
ben Getnt anjeheno uno it0n MAIDEN, Diele Bilen
laueefn eas Stlt 9tanolt9, rotten Sront9eiten aus
uno frattl9en 0os game Spitem.
Seberbeid)luer0eta+
2Ser NIT SOpiwep, Nedtcm @5edmade i'm Ulunbe.
ubeim Atpen, Nfan9el on Sbottraft, Gthmer,eu in
Der Soeite, Seronuungs6eibperne lnD QnSerpn euer
tranten Seeer entlonlnenoen e6eln 6eboet it, uiro
pnoen, SaB otee gluen loTor 9tnberune i9atfen uto
OlfheH Nut5em QelluH9 berGeifiibren.
SerSt0pfl&M9
miro RAID beieitist, unb 6te YerSaullnos Sraaue
mieeer N StGno 9elett. gBenn man ee9en Ssrauena
oelQDeroen EN- Nfitte braudbt, Iole man unoerpelt
81 QanceS Bllen qreifen gtierenz uno 9terpeneioen
netoe ouf0 oiee6en e6enfalls in tur5er 3e gebelt.
Seoenfaus mug man iie pro6iren oamtt man ftdl bon
inten SorSu9en ubetteuge. Sat man iie einmal oer=
lu9t, 10 ebt oonn iier cine ShadeI itets i'm Sauie
6ereit. Sreis % @ents Die Sdahtcl. gu BADEN BEL
Seth 9. SQnce,
(6ebr6,1S) gr. 1O3, GseifsgaItimOreftrase.
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Sc betntntBnoaes gerbred1ett it,Sa,t=
faS=GitU+ = Gtet oentfbeS @be=
tnnr crSts nrNef

aanlas sz@ tp, Wto., 80. april. - Gin
fd]redli9es Serbreden iuuroe beute Nahutt=
taa in Nr. 1909, @ranO slbenne, begangen.
Die Nafbarn nluroen bur6 ben Small zines
Btftoleni1uiies aufgel6redt ,unb 9leif oarauf
brad Seuer in Dem erudbnten 0auie ans.
9tadben1 Die Slammen 9elDid1t poroen iuaz
rem, ernlittelte man, baB bic Sepobner, Sr.
Sbeobor Sattenbad unb ieine@attin, ermorbet
moroen maren. uno oaB ibre Sobter, elm s.
idbrises Dtab9eu, einen S6las anf ben
&opf erbalten bate uno beiuuBtloS unb benz
Sooe nabe barnteberlag. Sie 2tide oerSrau
6attenpad) lpuroe nit serlbmetteltem Sd)d
0el uuf Dem Sette sefunoen, NIB Die @lieO
inaben rparen gGn3lid Derfoblt. Dattsn6ad'8
9eid)e lag in Der Slide; iein Sopi mar Don
elmer Sugel burhbohrt uub oer 6intsrfopf
bIr9 cine nebeu benl &6rper liegenoe strt ser
i6mettert iuoroen. 0aS feline Wdbden lag
Ohnmddtta Dor bem gtngange Oes 5auies.
Man alaubte suerit, baB 6attenba9 Da8 Ser.
bred)eu 5esangen babe, allein cine ndbcre linz
teriudung Der llmitdnOe iteate ben Seroltlt
ais uubegrinbet beraus. Der mirfli6e DtDrs
hPr iif uodl r1idt er11ittelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Wnfem- mini GdlmurrI1nrte.

WeIien. MntIt obne oieie 5ierenOen MnbdnsfeI II,
ufo uer e au baben .Uinfdt, t9ut uobl oaran, menn
wstEtur ben Geriud5 n,adtt. DieleIbe i6rbert aui
eem 8ldttefen @efidte baS 6aar 5u 2a9e unb bat,
mis eetannt sefporoen Ii, binnen feds No1en eiRt
4rtis 81 bic 5loide; ledbs sslaItben IS.
~ qa0en pei Sefh q. Souek
tbtbt26,fS, Sls, 108,saRens Daitiiaszefira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Or. 0haIuers, aeiltInftur.

Sft cine Der teFen Mebi3inen cages als allers
rneiaes Eoncum uno als Elm Ylitte gesen NerpenIe
zen unb Dpspepiie. Gle bat allentbal6en grfole,
unb gdemanb iolte perfeblen, einen Berub bamit Su
MAIDEN.
3u baben bel Seth g. 0anee, SIR. 1913. meR.
BaltimurejfraSe. (Tebr26,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
6ru,oeigentbum
at bertanjden nber at nerfanien


Srnnoei8entbams =Y0rie BON @. gB. SsaIl tn,
OsbauSe oes nMmerican."
-:C:-
120 atfer 2ano, cine pradbuoae isarnl, eona=
green@Saliep, f3 Uieilen bon bier.
Sdloues iieacIifsinbaus OF Rarrenfr.. sebn
2immer, $500; luro auh 9esen einen Sanoiib nabe
Der Staot pertGuldt.
@roBes ftoGi9es siesetiteinernes Saus an
Martet space, Sdben une gSobnung iebr biuis i'm
Sauide.
secre SauIteusn an 3otuionitr t55 Sub Jronte,
nur $500.
A,rad,tppus gsnbnmns on Der 10. strafe, gsaibz
uston, y. e., oiuie @runotude in osrlelbenStaot
iehr biaa u perfaIieH o5er sean bieit9es @isenaun
um5utouiben.
t5stnes gSotnhansianS Sabouniir., NIT alen mo=
oernen ginrbtunsen; Preis $1,000.
3fpei breitodiGe Seaitier an WaibngtonitraSe, Z
3immer NIT a8aiier; neu uno in sutem 3uitance.
Preis 5000 ebe5.
f5arnt NIT t44 4tern in gaIpert=@ountp. Walp=
lamb, nit Observation-Disclosures Breis$3OJ0,
6iini SpeiitoGiae. seseliteiaerne pduIer on @batz
coat@ na9e Sriteritr., 3inlmer entBaltenb lnb in
9uten 3uitanoe. 8reis $50 iebes. au6 aese1 elne
6arm umgetauidt. (Sebri, ,12Uttef &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Or. Chalmers SeiItsntiu

Sat fdbon 5l5tpere Safe BON Neuralee seheift.
Sollte ii6erali no elm Sonicum ongsaeiqt III, or
braudt peroen.
gserffhp,fflt Sriaf5eit ur1o Triibfinn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Was>&anoela6er. ! 9asssanSslnssl; saglsaassie ses

gBir balten etue osriheoenartise uno umfansreiGs
Sammlung pom 6aSeinridltnu9s Mriifetn,
peldhe ale nruen Niuier uuo giopidten in unlerer
Bsand,e in Serpitnll u. @eraoIouug, a!terfbdm=
.idlem 8rin (Verde Antico), Smperiniz u, fran=
50iiid1er Sronse umfnSt, a1esei aui SGser.
iesuns entreten Iaien. 8. y. Sauioion & 60,
Wr. 5, 9ioro= =giberthitrabc.
Beionbere Gufmertlamfeit tuirb Der gleirobrcn=
M. Aoler. "m.us. al. Abler,
frther G6e Der 2ertngton= uno Geetlltr., III
nab gtr. So, 9toro= =lsMtatpitrafe, tSergeiieoelt
unb bat ein neues 9otal init einem 9roBen lnb poas
ftdnbqen Sleist= unb Sbublager erofnct. Utan be-
iute uns balb uno fibere fid duBerit portbet9nfte
@intduie. st. stoler,
Sr. 55, Wcro GutaipftraRe.
E@9fr. SIS, 9torb=Gutafpitr. (9lpril13, tMtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
SramS &ataftropbe III San Gsar=

San6ran5tsco, 30. O.april.- einent
hinsfl9eu Soltbauic au Der 9upOntitraBe
brad beute firth 6euer aus, tpel9eS ba8 gan3e
@ebdlloe serit6rte. Cine 2eide tit unter Sen
8riimntern auigefnnoen wOrOen, uno man
permutbet, baB nod luettere Seruobner oes
SauIeS ihr 0ebeu einbiiBteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Spe3ial.
San; TletImmama s Gomp.'s Nresbeie
(nNr aal

San; Tletid,maun s Gomp.'s Vrebbefe
Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bot, oaB DieIe gtadabmunsen ur.
ferer Sefe ih i'm Dartte befinSen, 70 bat alle d6t,
Bresbeie unieres Sabrfats aui eSem Yadete ben Ra:
men uuierer 6irma. Vile anoeren itnb geadabmun'
gen.
Ntau perlanee bon ieinem Grocer 8aif, SfIeiid,:
mann 6 Comps @rebbeie. 2dslid frii.h!
Sa6rit=Depot: ST. "a, Stcroz Gutasps Strafe.
g. e. 8enmett. gefdditsfdbrer.
(Didr3l9, ,i2Nlte9l
Ite neata tusstsd,sn nuo ruifiid1ea eIeftro'
demtidjem, NerfariaI>, Sduefelz uno 9arapI'
taoer In Nr. 147, Saratosas. nabe eutaipfrast'
ano Jest fur Serren uao Damen tn DoIler 3hGtgteH'
(Gepi10, ,12IRtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
SelegrapDiid)s 9epel9en.
LBert9te Der raioeiirteu Yseiie. fir beu rDsutidxn
&crreipouoenteua.l
alauO-gepf(lbea.
Webr SltttnerSiesea stuiidten protcz
itanttfGets itts0 fatboliid1en sSr=
Idnoertt ttt Canada. -N6djtli=
dc StraBenfdntpfe itt Wontreai
1ttto Sorontp. - Webtere Serlo=
ttett eet00tet ttn0 Der>rtttt0et.

= 0rO HID 81. Nprtt. - 2SuqrelO OIL
,Sadet-eose" Der yDoung gritons" unb ibrt
6reunbe 9eitern Ibenb Don eilem GOnSerte IN
Point ct. Char eS 5uriidfebrten, unrben fl
BON mehreren SuioertWitgliebarn Der yfatho
liiden Union" angcarifTen. Cine 6rau Niec.
ban rpuroe Don bier SuQeln in baS Sem 9e.
trofien, NIB Corporal Sang BON BEN y8rince
Of gBales STILES" erbielt ebenTaGs S6uB
lpunoen. Son ben 9ngreifern loaen suei
peripunoet worben iein, elmer Serielben 9eidbr.
lid.
MontreaG, so. @pril. - Die Sefiir6
tnng, baB iid gelesentlidl Der geitern abent
bon ben ySraniern" ab9ehaltenen llnterbal.
tung cine 9fubelt1rung erei9nen ipiiroe, bal
fih ais nnr slt be9riinbet ermieen. @Gb'
renb cine Abtbeiluug Der yDoung Yritons"
beute friib naf cen tueitltd]en 8oritdoter
aoq, tpllrbe iie bon etpa 400 Satbolifen be
Ser gSellingtor. Bride bur9 8titoleni6iiie
anqeariiien, unb eiue aagerteiue 9iifaaoe
entttanb, tpdbreno tpelber ilber 100 S@uIit
ab9eieuert nuroen. Sohn @allagban blleb
auf Der Stelle tobt, mGbrerb Sobanna Wo.
ban uno Elm Wann, Namens Mulin Cammt.
lid Gatbolifen), perluunoet purben- Sine
&utld]e, in iuelhenl eiI uSranier gtamenS
Solepb Gang, llno elm iunge8 Wfdbfen bon
Dem @on5erte n1G Qaule 1n9reH, mltloe mat
idh1i9 tpie Elm Sieb BON Su9eln burdlGdert,
uno yang trug sipei i6wire SunOen oauon /;
leine @efabrtin eutfant tpun0crbarcr gSeile
ltnperlett. giS iebt iinb feline Belbaftungen
porgenommeu worben. @roBe aufregun9
berrid]t.
Die Mitslieoer Der Standardization
beute &eiolntionen on, melfe Die WuniSipalz
bebGroe aufforbern, ensr9iide SOrtebrungen
su trsfen, I'M Die fOrtlpabrenoeu blntigen
Sample 3lpiifen ben beiber feinSltfen Slitz
9eln Der Srldnber 81 perbinbern.
gs rpro iebt allgemein behauptet, baB bic
,Douug Srltons," lpelbe geItern Abenb benz
@ou3erte beinabnten, auf bem 8iidipege nid]t
al Der 8eutngtonzgriid porbeifamen, ION
bern eine dnbere 6oute ipdblten, unb baB Die
yllnioniten," ipeld)e BET Der Sritde a1f Der
2auer lageu, cinen 9rupp ibrer ei9enen 2ente
III Der 0unfelbeit fir vSritons" blelten uno
irrtbiin1ltd1 1lIf tie feuerteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
9r. Chalmers eeilsSimftur.
9r. Chalmers oeittimftur,

@ar felt sabren Die qieb(ines=ar,nei.
Beffebt gang aus YhanenI5ubf ftansen.
9et Gpspepile III iraeno elmer iSorm lebr raid,
4r. GbeIa.ers' sesittigftur.
9lrirt Nerp5fitdt in allen 6ormen.
sSerihafft gnten 4ppetit reitaurirt bas Gpjt,m.
Graitist bic geibDd6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Die OrtentaliiGe 9yr19e+
sine S@ldscret SlpiiG)et rniiiid)et
tttt0 tiirfiid)en SDIOatet BET
GonitatttnOpeI.
Sen. Ssnatteff dber ole Situation

Ole lluterhan6t 6tHngen nod
immer obne 81 elultat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
@aSfcMofetts

Domes, Etnas, Vullzans
II. T. 10. fperben auiBrobe su
teousirten Wreiien uerfauft. ft.-0aseinrtdltmngeH
nonp pofirtem M E + in 9 uno 90 q 0 ttca.
a1e neuen irno auserleienen Gnribtuneen ori9inel=
Ter sSaeon. neuerbnss ocroolltomlnnet, lb lest CUR
anfdt ans9eteIt. 8leirobren uno 6aseinrtdlz
aus ben beten yn5riieu orofdltis aus9efpdblt. Ale
seden su mosd,it niebrisen Breien.
(Septl3,1 3,1Si.a.&D eSobn -. Ssioo,
Nr.163, Beff t5apette IT,. nahe f5orbsSpsrns
hauie, fri6er bel 6. 9. Dapibion g. Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
Scr 6elOut0rft.

Wetp 9 orf, 80. Npril.-@el0 fliifig gu
6-7. Be9iel itetig 81 4.864. Sob i9loB
su 1909. gunOes Sblicationen i6loiien
ief; 1881er Coupons 1913, nelle 1865er
1O4, 1S67er 1863, 166Ser 110t, neue Siinfer
1851, 10.40er Coupons 1863. Aftien i9lolIe1l
feit; Stem gorfer Central 106, grie 12s,
Safe Sbore 6l5, SGinoiler Central 76, Bittsz
burger 753, @bicagosHortbpeltern 51a, Brie=
ritdfen II, 0tOd=SslanO 1O49, 8eitern llnion
Sci. 809.
llnteriaabamts 8ilan5: Sob $1O5, 1884, =
868.13; @ourant $32 ,547 1862.
- Der llnteridatmeifter 3ahlte beute fir
| Sntereiien $1,000 uno fiir einae3ogene Obi.
aationen $22, 900 aus.
= Die 3oa Ginuabmen betrusen beute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-01
SMiMSnamrtdlteat. .

5abanna, 80. Ipril. = Ser Oampfel
u@itp Of Sera Gru5" 1T Don Stem Yorf bie'
eingetroffen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Woman's Taste and Smell.

The marked superiority Of women
over men is on few points more remark.
able than in their superior powers OF
smelling and tasting. Awoman will do.
tect the faintest odor Of tobacco when a
man. wen though q non.smoker, often
fails TO discover any symptom OF II. As
with smell. 10 with taste. Women arc
marvellously acute and iastidious in the
matter Of sauces aud all ilavoring ingro.
dents. This faculty has been recog-
nized in q most pleasing name by the
composition OF the jury who are TO decide
In Paris OH the merits OF the mustards
OF tho various nations. Tho mustard
congress is to consist OF twelve gentle
men and m equal number Of ladies.
This arrangement, 1t Is stated. is owing
to n suggestion that the palates OF the
men are vitiated by smoking (; whereas.
women. who DO not as u rule indulge In
that pernicious habit, are likely to be
better qualified 10 form u correct opin-
ion on the merits Of continents Pal
Mall Gdiote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
A roLLowER OF DENNIS.


One Isaac l.. Cohen has made his APP
pearance in Washington. Us u follower
OF Dennis Ksarney, but he evidently
lacks the caution which has character.
lied the agitated Brayman. and as a
consequence he has got himself into
trouble. lilo has attempted to do what
Dennis threatened to do before he left
San Francisco. talk hemp from the steps
Of the Capitol. kearney was too much
Of a coward. as we predicted that he
would be. to carry out his threats.
Cohen tried the experiment night before
last. and information has been lodged
against him for using ineendiary Ian
guage. lie will b. tried on the charge
after another suit pending against him
has been settled. This latter suit grew
out OF an attempt Of the blackguard and
a few followers to force his way into the
presence Of the Commissioner OF Agri-
culture. after that official had very prop
erly refused to grant him an audience.
lie wa arrested and placed under bonds
for thirty days. and the suit against him
continued until the expiration Of tina,
time. II he behaves himself for =
month the proceedings against him will
probably 10 indefinitely postponed /; II
hs does not. which is more probable. he
will find leisure for meditation in some
dungeon VILE" They know how to
treat these upstairs in tho East much
better thGn we do ON the Pacific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

The following is a description Of one
OF the big farms in Dakota, visited last
week by President Hayes: The farms
under the control Of Mr.. Dalrymple are
connected by four miles Of telephone.
so he can sit ut headquarters and direct
the work. Twenty-Five threshers are
busy in the fields. In n field nine
four.horse teams were turning under the
s,ubble, preparatory to next years crop.
They follow each other with the precis-
ion and step Of an army. The plows
arv Of the most modern pattern ; the
drivers riding comfortably in their easy,
cushioned seats. without a stump or q
stone to disturb them. Seven years
ago this was all a wilderness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
History Of Earrings.

Tho nothing ew.under 'the-sun prin'
| ciplo applies to the custom Of wearing
pendants from the lower part Of the
ears rs well ~ to many other things. u
appears to have taken its rise In the
earliest times among the nations OF the
East. The prophet Isaiah r%eproachss
the daughters Of Zion with being too
lavish in ornaments Of this kind, and
several parts Of the Scripture make allu-
sion to the spoil Of earrings, etc.. which
was dedicated to the Lord. This trim.
ket Of rings and jewels appears TO have
been ~ much worn by men in those
days NJ by the same sex that now lays
almost u%ndisputed claim to them. II
would seem that the ornaments had been
used for idolatrous purposes previous to
this time, since Jacob, in the injunc.
ton be gave to his household. com.
manded them to put away "ths strange
gods which were In their hand, and all
the earrings which were in their ears.
These earrings or jewels. worn by ia
cob's household. had probably been
consecratsd to superstitious purposes.
and worn as a sort Of amulet. for 1t Is
known that rings. whether in the ears or
nose, were first superstitiously worn in
honor Of false gods, and probably Of the
sun, whose circular form they were de-
signed to represent. and. indeed. rings
and vessels among the heather nations
oitentimes had the image Of the sun,
moon. etc, engraven upon them. The
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TO CANDIDATES.

The GOLD HILL NEWS harinJ
been duly selected By the County
Commissioners as the OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER OF STOREY CoUN-
Ty. candidates for office al The cont
ING election iciH see the importance
and propriety Of placing themselves
squareiy before the people BY insert
aug their respective announcements
officially in the NEWS. al iril
be girea a fair and equal shoe, re-
gardiess Of politics. We ieish II
also distinctly understood, as hereto
fore. that all political or election
printing must be paid for in adj
vance. We can accept Of no contin-
gent arrangements. Any candidate
scho does not pay his printing bills
promptly, is not rorthy Of the office
he seeks. and moreorer he ieiH mol
be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

EVERY press in the Bureau OF Print.
ing and Engraving. that be adapted
to such work. is busy printing the new
-Four per cent. bonds. and the demand
for them is equal to the capacity OF the
Bureau to supply. 1t requires more
than tho usual labor to do the printing
for this loan. because the greater part
OF the bonds called for are OF small de-
nominations. and while the amount OF
the loan that has up to this date been
issued is comparatively small. still the
number Of actual bonds is very large.
ON Saturday. the 9TH OF September.
there had been printed and delivered to
the Secretary Of the Treasury. by the
Bureau OF Printing and Engraving.
$50. 600 bonds. bearing the aggregate
face value Of siGi. 35s. 500. making an
average face value for every bond Of q
little above $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Eureka County.

Eureka Sentinel. Sept. ls.-Sweeney
had the full strength Of his stable at the
depot last night. and then was not able
to accommodate all tho passengers,
many OF whom had to ~patronize Foot 4
Walkers line.
Every hotel and lodging house In Eu'
reka WAS cmmmed to its utmost ca
paciiy last night, and still there wa
not room enough for all tho strangers IN
town. q
Eiu,ka Leader. Sept. 1.-THE Eng
lish Company's mill at Mineral Hill,
which started up n few days since. Il
running OH good ore and will probabl,
have a run OF some two or three months,
there being ore enough in sight for thai
purpose. This makes things lively u,
Mineral. and everybody at that place /,
correspondingly happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

The Record. Union says 1.-The bronze
statuette Of the Soldier Of Marathon.
offered as a prize to be shot for every
year in the ter.Stato contest at Greed.
moor. and which was yic,oriously car
ried of last year by the California team,
and has adorned the adjutant Generals
Office much OF the time since. has been
packed up. and this morning leaves by
express for Creedmoor. where 1t will be
contested for ON the 18th, and awarded
to the winning team ON the 2ist. AS 1t
cost almost $4,000 to bring II here ,asi
year. however. California sends no team
20 contes, for IL this time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

Two or three years ago the other Eu'
ropean powers looked down on Turkey
because she was 70 long in quellins
nearly simultaneous revolts in Bulgaria.
Servia. Bosnia. Herzegovina. and Mon.
tenegro. But as Austria, with 200. 600
soldiers. has not yet been able to handle
Bosnia alone. she has probably revised
her former judgment Of Turkey. Zach
and Szapary. ut all events. now know
what Turkish provincial instructions
are. and so does Field Marshal Baron
Phihppoyich.