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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
aaltes oocr DisiseS Sieber,

se9eht fhr so Gents. Gs si6t fein anberes gRiel i'm
otr HeLt, mas 10 6neG ale Grten Don iseber beilt,
mo9en te pom perborbencr quit [DaIarta) ooer oeaes
neriren ,Saflt fommen, m0sen ne S6arlats Reruens
6leber eoer 9el6es e6er beiBeu, als-unter 3iebung
eon Slaomnq's Rilen, bas ~Reaob ReIiej," Or.
Jtaotpaps.
RtS~ Sur 10 @ents bic SsIaidhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
ttnfdae ,tno Ierbred,e,,.

Sbicago, 8, Wiai. - gSdbrerb Srau $.
Gigbtner aus Beoria getern Nbeuo I'M ,6re=
mont t6onie" aus eiient @lepator itieg, 9litt
ibr 6uB aus, bic Srau itiir;te Blriid uno ibr
Sopf muroe 5ipilfen benz SuBbobeu uub benz
nieoeriteigellben @lepator III elmer formlolell
0faiie 3ern,alnlt. Die Srau blieb ialt auger=
bltdlid foot.
g cranton, 3d., 8. Mai. - Gin Sob
lengrdbsr, Nan1ens Frans S6uiter, iuurbe
beute in Der ,8bite Sat Soblenarube" Ill
ar4ibalo, 3d., Ourd berabitiir;en6e Steillz
maiien erl6lagen.
8ilfes barre, 8a., 8. Wtai. - Oapio
W2orsan, ems Der Spfer Der aeltriaen @assrs
plofon in Der yStanton &oblenarube," erlao
belte ieinen Serlebungen.
Ssweso, 9,.Y,, 8. Ofai. - Gin Ne9er,
gfanleus @baS. 4der, iit inter Der anflaee Derz
baftet poroen, cine alte 6rau, gameus Marie
Srapor, ermoroet 81 baben. Die 2ei6e Der
5rau fpurbe am 25. Ipril inter ben Sriinl=
mern ibrer n1eoergebrannten gSobnlng auige=
flnoen.
8rdnoe.
9arrts burg, Ya., s. D(ai. - Gin ge=
tern in SMncannon, Ya., auSgebro6enes
Sener 5eritOrte Die 8utl6eniabrif bes Srn. s..
S. Widener unb Die @obnlina oes Srn. Sol.
5atpleD. Ser Serluit betra9t $500 unS lit
pollitdnoig burf Seriiderrug gebedt.
Cincinnati, 8. Mai. - Cine Sobel=
niible, eine Stride unb nlebrere anitOBenbe Sc
bdube 81 2omea, O., nuroen in Der g1af)t
bonn letten 9ienitase ourd SeHer SerftDrt.
Serluit 900; feline gerfderung.
Srog N.zY., 8. Mai. - Die 8eparat1r=
sSerfitdtten Der ;, ,Srop Bolton Sabn" branu=
ten beute friib nieber. Serlult $4,000. Ntan
begt ben Seroa6t, baB bas @ebdlbe bur1 et=
lid]e, geitern entlaiiene arbeiter angesiinOet
tpurDe.
outb N.=S., s. Mai. = Der
,6ranfltn<5 5onie<Slod," eini6lieBlid) aller i'm
eriten StOdwerfe befinoliden adbsn, sins beuts
in Slammen auf. Der Srano lit Der beOeltz
ten6ite, tpeld)er ii9 in IA Sabren in bieisr
Staot ereignete. Ser Serluit an bem @ebdubs
allein betragt $4,000.
MiSbletomn, N.<0., s. Mai.-8. s.
Saiuger'S SdJenne, Meilen BON @oiben, oer-
braunte 9eitern Na6t nit % 6iibeu llno Pfer.
ben. Der Sabaper zines fpertbpoilen junger
Yferbes, baS in Der Sheune i'm Stale mar
founte nidt gefunben rperben, unb man Der.
mutbet, baB oies Yferb gefoblen n.puroe, iporau
| Der Oieb Die Sdeunc in 8ranb itedte.
8ntlanb, ST., 8. Dtai.-Oie @obnnne
uno Sdenern Der 5S. Nibaro Sane, s. 6
Nanlep, 6enrp @orham iino Sas. g. 6ar
mon IN OitNntlano brannten 9eute nieoer
SuluSt SIS, 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
GoitorieGe 2lotisen.

Dem Seuate liescn iett MtaBregeln Dor,
rpelde oas Ginidleppen ,lub bic ausbreitung
bon anitedenben Seu6en perhinoern iollell.
0ieies oeranlaBt bic ,N.=D. Eribiine" gu benz
Sorl9lase, als pirfianlite MaBregel geserl
Seuden rnb Sranfbeiten beu boben @biui1=
3oa abSui6affen. 0ieier slntrag loate i'm
gansen 4anoe llntsritiitung fiuben. Gbinin
1T in unierem 2anoe bic tbe1erite Orogue unb
Die begebrteite su9leid). Die 8ereitung iit BON
eiuer 5irma nonopoliftrt iuorben, beren Gbsi
fiirsli1 ais oreisebnfa6er Otiaiondr itarb.
Ourd ben ginflub bieier 6irma 1T ieit Sabren
elm Yrobibitipz.3oa allfredt erbalten tuorSen.
prompt beieitigen. Sb bas 8efrigeratorififf,
,ueldes man fir eiuigeSunSerttauieno Dollars
bauen mill, it9 praftiid ertpeiien tutrb, 1T iebl
bic Srase, bagesen bat iid @binin rei9li9 BEL
5ieberfranfen beiuabrt. Silliges Gbinin lei
oesbalb Die 2oiung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
Der 6eIonlarff.

NemsDorf, 8. Mai. - Solssroes fiuc
&e6iel 4.864-87. Sunoes Obli9atiouell,
1881er 1861, neue 5iinfer 1034, 1o.40er =,
Dit. @ol. 3.65er 84s. slftien: SEEM 9orfer
Central 1194, @rie 28g, Safe Sbors IS, Slli,
noiier Gentral 864, Bittsburg 974, @bica9o'
9sortbmeitern 624, 90. BrioritGteu 94b, Sod.
SSlano 1881, gSeitern llnion Sci. 1O4s.
llnteri6atamtS= 8ilan;: Sob $l22 ,276,=
67S: Gouraut S38 AL 1886,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
Seoti3em.
Eiue &arte.

Nn Nue, tpelhe an ben Jolsen BON Susenbihnoen,
nsru6ier @hmdbe, Gnttrdituns, 8erluit Der Nan=
nestratt sc. lenen. enbe i toftenfrei elm Resept,
oas fe furirt. Dieies sroBe 9eilmittel tpuree bon
einem Wiifondr in Sho=Mmerita entbedt. Sdidt Elm
aoreifrtes Goupert on Nep. Suiepb :. Snman, Stas
tion ., N.=g. Gitp.
(San, ,1St. .&p.i.a.GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
1nlilhelm A l3einharht

fsobn oes perfOr6. Carl 8. Rein9arot]
periertist bic neueften uno 6erpdbrteiten
0laSftfIett 8rit1bdnoer.
Doppelte uno einfate =Yruhbdnber, om Z.
Ofo6er 1866 patenttrt. CUR grleidteruns uno 8aois
taltlr BON
8rii9en nber 9ernien,
fhr a9anner 5rauen unb snoer iesliden Mlters pafz
fsnb. Dieies Drudban6 bot Dor allen anoeren ben
g. ipesbalb es aut BON allen 2ennbdroten Der Ser.
Gtoaten empfobIen piro. Ct fertist auh an aut BEE
fteauns, mie auf 9aser:
2@ultersSdnoer Shoulder Bracesl,
IlntesIeibS btnoen [Supportersl
tuetdbe nn0 0oIsffffen> a9rudlb bdnoer,
70 snrantir bamit feline seebrten &unoen betens su=
fyieNengeffeGt ftnb.
aae Brudbdnber, Sanbasen unb Snftrumente iuer:
ben sorantrt bas fie paiien, unb auis gaubere unf
9efe an9efertigt.
HFthr Damen finb 3tmmer-aa
unter Der Auffidbt pon Nab. Heinbarbt porbanben.
fsabrii: 9lr. 10, NorosSaBs, nabe Baltimorefr.
Baltimore, Mfo. [ausi3,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
@aN, Glei,dmamn & Somp's Yrebbefe

Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bat, oas oiele Hadahmunsen uns
ierer pefe iid m Iartte beHnben, 70 bat alle ddte
VreBbeie unieres Tabritates aui iebem Badete ben
Wamen unierer 5irma. aGe anberen finb Sta6ab=
inun9en.
Wan nerlanse BON ieinem Grocer 8aiT, TIetids
sstann & Gomp's Vrebbeie. &dsltd Griit
5abrif=Depot: Nr. "a, Goro=gatatpsStraBe.
(Mdr3t9,1S) 9. q. 9emnett, @ef6dftsfGbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09

Die .5reie Yreiie" in Buffalo oGte bof
fiinftig Die llnlitdnoe etipas reififer eripdgen,
ebe iie einenl Manne, tpie g. g. Gor, grobe
llnmiiienbeit portpirft. gSenn Gor beantragt,
ben 8ertrag NIT bem ,, 81 b=beuti6eu 9 II IL
De" gu fii1oigen, 10 bate er ieinen 9uten @ruuo
oa3u, iiloem Der 5u fiinbigelloe Sertrag eben
NIT benz gforboeutiben gnnoe abgel6loHen
tuurbe, uno bas beltide 8ei1 benielben till
idlpeigeub iibernonlmer bat, 3. b. bisber nid)t
alf elmer Hepifion beS SitelS beltanb. Oas
atsz0eparte,nent bat lur Sertrdge nit benz
a0nigreide YreuBen, nit benz 9torobei1ti6en
8unbe uno einigen iiiobeltiden Staaten uno
ni6t nit benz oeutlden 8eide; ipenn ein Ser,
trag getiinbigt nerOen loa, 10 faint oesbalb MIR
Elm beitebenoer gefiinoist iueroen. Sod eine
Iusitellung baben aud mir oil bem Outrage
bes 5ru. Gor 81 MAIDEN. 8arum nur ben
8ertrag nit benz norboeuti6en Sunbe fiinoiz
gen un6 bic iiibbeutifen Sertrdge beiteben lal=
len? @arunn ntdt eillen alle Sragen redenoen
Sertrag fir oas geidmmte beut6e Heid nego=
ciiren unb bann llllr BEN einelt Sertrag babert,
obne ein 8eimerf bon @rtra=S6lupiminfeln
fir 8abenier, Sapern ober S6paben?
Die Bbilaoelpbier ianllueln jett Snoigna=
tions<llnterldriften gesen bas corrupte Staatsz
@eietgebungsmitglieO Bitroff. 9erelbe Snrz
ife Set6nete itd) idon in Der leeten StaatSge=
istgsbuns ourd ieine Sauflidfeit aus; trot=
benz tuuroe er freuoig ipieber eriuablt. Sebe
@dbleridaft fat Die Sertretung, iueld)e es per=
oielt.
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gefet:
,Salid) ttmo @abr."
"False and True

GBeseu Gnienbuns elmer Botrparre an Raoipap&
omp,, gr. 81, Wnrren=S Heip=y) iper0et br
Sniornation erbnIten, meIfe Eauienbe pertb ift,
EapIIis s4lent, Yfittiu, ,6gte .tiP&g9:7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-09
q. 8fnber.

SIR. 103, Norb<Yacaz, 2. Sbiire bon Sranflin=
StraBe.
@dbmtebenrseit, Gommeroadber uno @eldnoer fiji
6duer uub @oteS&6er meroen aut bas Solibeite perz
}erttst neber3eust Gu ber bilisite Ylas In Baltt=
more. (Mpr.19, ,1UiD
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-07-30
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.
CHEAP COLUMN.

RATES-Twentyw words, name and address
one week. 25 cts: three weeks. so cts.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-07-30
FLORIDIANA.
Divisions Of Florida.

EASTERN FLoRIDA-Is composed OF the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia. Alachua,
Levy, Baker, Nassau, Duval, Bradford,
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoRIDA-Is composed of the coun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, Washington,
Walton. Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin,
Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor,
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando, Sumter, Orange
Volusia, Brevard, Polk, HillsborOugh, Nam
atee. Monroe and Dade-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

GooD.-The New York World tells
this story: mot very great many
years ago an old gentleman in Kentucky
was met by friend who said: "Well,
Colonel, you dined with the Governor
yesterday; who was there :" "Well,
sir" replied the Colonel. throwingback
his head, digging his hands deep in bis
trousers pockets and spreading wide hi:
legs, "there was me, sir, and beside
myself there were four other high toned
elegant gentlemen from Kentucky, a
gentleman from Virginia, two men from
Ohio, a fellow from New York, and a
son Oh gun from Boston, sir. viii
you take drink, sir;"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

e5rDuring the Dorr rrrebeIlion in Rhode
Island, the leader of the insurgents
rev up bis men on the summit Of hill
near Providence. Pointing to the sd-
vancing troops, he said: "YOnder, my
men, come the enemy; the aristocrats
who would ROB you Of your suffrages.-
Fight 'em to the last gasp, and il you
have to retreat, do il with your face to
The foe, selling your lIves dearly at ev-
cry step you take, and las the troops
came nearerl as I'm a little lame. |
guess I'll start now"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

a5e A darkey was once attempting
to steal goose, but dog raised an OBJ
lection, and Sambc retired. The next
night during a thunder shower he at
tempted il again, and just as he was on
the point Of getting away with his fowl,
the lightning struck close by and the
noise nearly frightened the poor fellow
to death. Dropping the goose. he started
away mutterIng. Peers 10 me dar's 6
heap ofIuss made bouta common goose. .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

oarA clergyman at an afternoon SER
yIce was asked to read a notice for a
Woman's Rights lecture, which he did
in this wise ''At halG-past six o. clock,
a the school house in The first district,
: hen will attempt to crow"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

I weBt for consolation TO the sen,
Hoping iis song ny grief might cure,
But ali the waves there said 10 me
Was only this one werd-"EnduFe."
Thea 20 the woods In haste went
Pain ffom my heart they on would lure,
Tie trees were BY feppost bent,
They bowed 70 me and mid-s' 'Endure."
Up 20 the mountain did go-
Within their heights suklime and pure,
Surely s0Eie spring o. hope did fOw -
Upon their bfOwn was grased-sE Endnre.'
T.new 10 books, within their leaves
Al ny dkli aorrow would immifa--
read, "a eDwnre only grieves
~ iil1S allotted lis g--ss Endure"
No consolation there found-And then
That one took where help was sure;
In words Of fre-again, again,
On every page was wFit0"Endure."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

which she has just purchased In New York and
Baltimore Of TIE most fashionable styles and ut
the lowest New York prices.
Ladies' and ChiIdFen's HATS and BONNETS
Of the latest styles. Flowers, Ribbons, etc.
Beautiful Neck-Ties, Ruching, Vailing and
Ornaments Of all kinds for the hend and neck.
Splendid assortment OF Jewelry.
Real hair braids at Baltimore priees. The ser
vices Of an experienced Miliiner has been engaged
20 trim hats and bonnets 10 order, 10 re-shape
and bleach old hats and bonnets.
May Is, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

eeNo Jest can be quite so bitter as
that one which runs laughingiy along on
the edge Of an ugly truth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05

ea "a new style of spaitcr work, f"
he exclaimed, as be suddenly sat down
in a puddle Of water on the sidewalk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-05
Walk in and Examine

UTHEN you come 10 Leonardtown, don't fai
w % walk In and examine Mrs. Haanmetts
hne and well-selected assortment Of
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-15

HALE'S
HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR
Hettt
@19sn, @gA&GtMaeea, @Fivve, AGtGVrasIt
AfemSnesNsfAwsrOsn, fowte AserAsVf.,
&sftTSoSsR. sac &nHassfttAsRs
wefAs Die YSsSd1fty BET .-.
AmSls9TSnO RnA.
GisieB NRGGttbare weitteI HeRtht GaS eeM $cAlA
Zee HeieeR MReprnb, peIdeg natG &beephaIfG@s bee
ous benz gResIe ber Abiee belsafnea eereHReR wtre,
Ia 9emtiAe Berbnkuue eebra6t pereeu "a.
cue SryetatfeneR nne GutIdneuaeen, p6treHh eeg
3kesrbaIfdm bic &ehIe un6 bic na4 Zen fnneeN
fdereRNeR 9uftwege Setniet WNe ReiIt. GlBf wesere
BHSNalen RaleeA Ole perf&eArNer Gfeane GIbI ftnGt
RRN iA adrRher GeUeeuRe. .Pnbt Gu6 eur6 eetn
WsSuFtbrI hassn athaIten ittet hesritGe etImttttl
elAee titieen 3rltee, ueIGer bamtt n6brtRb letneS
IaRaIdkrlaeR TraTie tauienhen ccR DeeAfmeu bee
3eben eerettet bet, 40 rerlH&en.
N. ID. Ter 9teerballam Dat MehRr GbIen @0a
&ma6 Rr& Oera&.
yrstS 30 Gssts snO OF pee 9taGAt.
gssa part, rsnn man srust Gl0f&eR Iaait.
S@iee'6 GrOpfen~ Fnrirem 36bns
(Gwter3en in einer ~eimmte.
. Bu Ssrssafea bel GHsa DrusStata. o
6. 81. Grtttewtoa, Gts,atsamsr, p. 0,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-15

80 benmatiS iSmMG% 6aA, ,Ra. .9SA
~W Der HeyamssebeE eGneF hewRG@eR
Ssitune T&reibt: wGR bic eeHtt@e
Geils gaisatl, q. eCuis, @s. ! 9tse
Mehlcsaea kaktA mtA AAhlfl6 Sen
meinem IaRetAHgisea &NeNMaltemn1 HefTeit.
GmpIGaeeA G@ metReR htplAAen DAaG. SO
wegAe Gle empgebIeR. Shy bantbareE Hne cts
Sebeney Dtener, SVG. I. 6WfmGRH, &erun6s
NJ 0ebey bee vGentFel DemceTaEs Gvyeeuie w.
U.S eunSeYte AbnIl&et G&vetben EeeeA eer.
SeS W6pnmattesnuSs Wn6, SenffA pfef eReS
IiiA, wire fur IS Gents tn Gen ceeT Bcfmars
=. eea periaubt vea AeE Teutf4eR SsKaHhelA
n1 plne GsS., Gt. euE@, @p.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-05-15
Ki6S tauftrtrteOl Womate'
MasaatG.

StNe RWMmu tatHiIt Il Si
IGtIrei&e. fASRe POIlibattt Gae Elm tcIcrirteS
Bib. 60 tf Elm auSsssei&nrieS garttH> Ra-
gain. Gxf fstnem Sapter Ssbrudt xRb ssasr
SnfrrnattSn. Trsie 81 rs iibrIi a; finf gT>
smrIare $500. SR Htutf&r uRD rnaItf6rr
Spre&t sseruGt.
BtFS SIumtH> Oemlfesar>
tta, 50 GtHtS brSdiTt, $l.eO In tIssaRtcr
9rtHraRe.
BtES SrttS 1.eO 500 GbSiIHansrn
mar 2 GsRIe.
&hrefTre: Samae6, TOAtRrr. 2.g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-14

leader and four men belonging to a band old
colts, near the city Of POOnah. Several others
were wounded \ thousand troops are engaged
in suppressing daeoity in the Bombay presidency.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from St. Peters
burg reports that a great conaagration Is raging
in PetropaulOvsk, Siberia. Several quarters of
the town are in flames.
st. Petersburg. May I5th.-Confagrations in
East Russia towns cause great distress. Seventy
arrests have been made in OTenburg on charges
Of incendiaTism. Four male and six female prs
Oners are undergoing COurt-martial at Kieff.
The prisoners include three mobiles, one Prussian
subject and a daughter of the Privy Councillor.
Among other arrests are a titled lady and leading
Nihilists. The streets Of Kieff near the Court
house will be closed during the trial. Another
fire occurred at lrbit on the 18th instant. Four
Of the poorer quarters were destroyed.
St. Petersburg, May I8th.-Ihe Governor of
Orenburg telegraphed on the 10th instant that
the fire at Nisni Uraish had broken out afresh
presumably on the l5th), during a violent tenn
pest, and several Government buildings were des-
troyed.
On the 10th there was another coniagration
at Orenburg. which destroyed a considerable por-
tiOn Of the suburbs spared by the previous fire.
Upwards Of eighty houses were destroyed at
lrlit. The inhabitants have removed to the fields.
PLAIN Talk BY BIsMARcK.-BERLIS, May 10Th.
Prince Bismark's parliamentary sOiree Satur-
day was less numerously attended than the pro-
vIous one, the Free Traders sending but a thin
contingent. To the deputies from Alsace Lor-
raine the Prince was most afable. The appoint
ment OF General Manteufei as Governor Of these
provinces. be said, was certain, and a better man
for the post could not be found. The Chancellor
then held forth at great length to the listening
deputies on fiscal matters, dwelling upon the
pressing necessity for protecting agriculturists,
especially petty holders, against foreign cOmpe-
titiOn. \ wool tax was also sOrely needed. If
agriculture IN Germany were not to be complete
ly destroyed, the duty on beer and hops must
be got through. Referring to the tariff debates,
he observed that If any one thought they would
wear bis patience out by prolongIng the discus
sion. they were very much mistaken. He would
remain in Berlin till September, if necessary
but successfully finished the thing must be. The
members were clearly not yet acquaint-
ed with the tough and logged perseverance of
officials. Later on the Prince referred
incidentally to the silver sales of the Prussian
Bank, which he would like to see stopped.
LONDON, May 16.-The diplomatic correspond
ence which passed between the British and Rus
sian Governments on the subject OF the evacua-
tiOn Of Turkish territory and execution of the Ber-
lin Treaty was published to-day. 1t shows that
the two Powers have come to n thorough under
relative to the strict execution of the
treaty, and also in regard to the administrative
Of Eastern Roumelia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-14

CHINESE AND Demonstrations w. Knox
has written a little book which the Harpers pub
lish in the Hal-Hour Series, called 1" John, or
our Chinese Relations" He thinks the Chinese
government and people would like to send the
foreigner, bag and baggage, out of their country.
The whole book may be read in an hour, and it is
very amusing here is a passage
From all L have heard, both from natives and
foreigners, 1 am sure they would willingly tear
up their treaties with US, recall their own people
from other lands, and permit no more emigration,
and pay every foreigner now living in China the
full value of his property there, and give him
free passage to his home. or course there are
many exceptions, but it may be set down as a
rule that the Chinese detest the foreigner, and
only tolerate him because they must. Tie feel
ing pervades all classes OF the people, and not
only the people, but the lower animals. Chi
nese ponies snort and start when you come near
them, the dogs bark at you, the cats snarl and flee
with enlarged tails and elevated back hair, and
even the meek and ruminant COW takes q shy AT
you with her horns.
On this latter point ! could relate q narrowing
tale of how a friend and myself were pursued by
an Infatuated cow in a Chinese city, aud how she
would not be turned from her purpose, but kept
after us for some ten minutes or more. My
friend ran swiftly, and kept ahead of the beast
of course L wouldn't be so undigniied as to run
from a cow, but 1 managed to keep at the side
of my feet friend, and came out a trife in ad-
vance of him. We furnished free amusement to
a crowd of Chinese, who looked and laughed,
thinking it was capital fun to see a couple of bar
barians pursued by a Chinese cow, and never
stopping to consider how the barbarians might
like it. But the tables are turned, and more
than turned, in San Francisco and Melbourne,
where the white man has a great deal of sport
at Chinese expense. In each of those cities it is
not unusual to see a large dog pursuing a
frightened Celestial, amid the jeers of a group of
voters who have set the brute to his work.
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Why They Exodus

A st. Louis Globe Democrat reporter went TO
interview some of the migrating darkies. "Come
this way" said q gentleman at one of the desks,
"this man wants to have a talk with you about
going home, and is going to put your name in
the paper"
What is his name ?" the reporter asked.
:" William Chapman answered the darby.
And where do you hail from?'
"Ugh'n ?' queried William.
Where do you come from p
Madison pa'sh."
"Well, now said the gentleman at the desk,
''tell the reporter here why you lett the South
Well'n,'' said Chapman, threatening to wipe
his black nose with the rim OF his hat. II dunno.
L wuz a hyeanin' de people all talkin' about
comm an a gittiD' ready fur to come, and dey
wuz a sayin' wat q nice place Ka-ansas wuz, an
80 l Jes' bundled up my things an come along
" Was that your only reason for leaving?"
asked the reporter.
Oats de only reason l know for it," said
William.
"No one ever harmed or threatened you in the
South? You had no fears of the whites ?'
"Oh, no. no; no indeed. Bless you, no wife
man ever ham me-"
And you never heard of any troubles with
the whites p
"Deed'n l didn'. Oar wus no trouble bout
in our parts; bnt l hearn say at over in y other
parishes dere wuz some shootin' or sich."
You're not afraid to 60 back South?"
"Noh. I'm not 'fraid Wat 1 got to be 'fraid
Nv? Eff dere amt no much shootin' and KILN
dar wen we lef', L can't see muffin to be a
skeard IN"
Then you are anxious to go back?"
Deed'n l is. De Souf is good 'nuf To- me.
l amt a had no health here since l KUN. I've a
bin mos aIlin' to do. Mob, / tell you amt
'fraid to 60 back. 1 had a nice place down dar,
and wuz livIn' with Mr.. Crandell for over nine
year-Mr. Crandell was a nice man. No, indeed,
dere amt no KILN where | cum from, cause if
dere wuz 1 bet you L wouldn't want ter git
konlr -
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Also, a balance Of lease Of WAipio Valley for 4 term CT Is
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Also, lease Of Mnliwai, which comprises several thousand
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1t was specially ordered when Lord Beacons-
field visited Berlin, that his sleeping chamber
should have two beds. The weather was hot,
and it appears that when the Premier felt I'M
comfortably warm in one bed he removed to the
other.
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The Pope, replying to an address from the
Cardinals, emphasizes his desire to reconcile the
Princes and the people to the Church, his readi-
ness to extend his hand TO all who repent and
cease their prosecutions.