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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-29
SaS erfse Son1ta8SI2tbena=Gpnsert
0eS ,SteOerfrattaeS.

Sn ser GOu5ertballe Der 0iuiifz 2ltaGemie erz
Dffnete Der rgteoertran3" 9eltern lbeno etne
piesjdbrige @on3ertiaiion. Die Salle bot eiuelt
iebr ireunoliden 4ublid - lie bat manfe
Serid0usruug eriahren. Die Sreuuoe un0
Otitglieoer be5 yQieoertranseS" = unO ibre
3abl lit grOB - batten iidl in reiter 9ln;abl
etuge'uu0en, 10 Dap Yarquet unO @aQerie
pobl beiebt maren. Die Supertiire 5ltr y g8ei=
Bau Dame" er0finete ba6 Somet. Se emuroe
ld)0u unO ruirfiam BON benz @reeu= Selomanu'=
ihen Srheiter geipiclt. Die meitereu Srd)e=
lternlmmern martn Suppe'8 Supertitre Sltr
,ShUuen @alatbee" uuo cine 9apptte Seim.
lidDe 9iebe" pOn 0ieit. Qtbte gtummer lit
eirle gelptunenOe, Die IidJ iiberal gar balo Die
S50rer gerpinnt, 100 lie nur geb6rt mirO. 0a8
mar and geiteru 2lbeno Der Sall. Der MdlIz
nerdlor OeS y2ieberfranSeS" fang Gin Rahtlie0
bon @urlict mo G'eOs'8 uortrefilid)e yg8ar-
nung Dor oem 2beil." 8tioe Gb0re wurOe1
ifGH nno plrtung8poa gelungeu.
Son elmer Stele III benz gtad)tlie0e piiien
mir aQcroing8 nid)t, oh Die 0iIionan5 pom
Gonponiiteu 10 gewoQt mar; I'M llebrigeH lit
oieier WGunerhpr elmer Der bciten neuereu, iCbr
id)6u unS anipre6eno. gine rci6lid)c SET
iallSlpenoe lObnte ben SOrtrag oefielben.
Die SollIten beS lbeno8 martu Die 0amen
5. Seder uno {. ariigcr uuo bic S{o. Graen,
Sd)omann, SSiidIer unb Sitter. Sri. s. Sef=
ter mo 6r. S1Omann iangen ein Duett Don
9aut8; oaiielbe iprah bergeitalt an, boB cine
g8tcoerbolung elergii6 uerlangt mur0e. Dem
Serlangen iultroe 6ann aud) entiprO9en, uno
Srl. Scder erbielt gum Sdlulie ein iGGueS
Bouquet. - 0ie lebten Stolen Oe8 Sommer'S
6rn. 5iiher'8 SaritoniolO: y0ie ifGue Self
neriu BON Sabarad" mar beiteren &baratterS
unb wurOe gut geiungeu nuo pOhl aui9enoms
men, 6rl. 8. Sritger hattie cine iebr oantbare
Competition gerudBlt: 8obauoi's ,0tebes=
itern." SIS lit Oa8 ein gar gefGuige8, iidl eins
iAmei8elnoes &iee NIT obligater Gellobeglei.
tung. SOwobl Sri. arii9er, mie or. @reen
iebten bic S40ubeiten bcS 2ieOeS tn'S bette
2idt, baB SeDerntann bod erbaut mar unp
lauter Seifaa Die !Salle fiillte. 6r. Green
ipelte paiterbin per llntreue," cine @lc9ie
bon Qinbner, nit befdnnter Wtciiterlfait. 0aS
&on5ert fanO ietnen AbidluB ourd eincn Sat
aus Seroi's y@ruani. tpr. Bitter, iSrl. Griiz
ger, Sr. S9omann, Spr. Slider lan9eu ben
Soloiat ld6n. Ser gemiI6te Ghor mar ooll,
iiher uuO auimirt - unb 10 idloB oa8 GOu=
iert III tuirtlamIter uub idGnitcr 8eiie ab.
5r. f. Dttttler fiibrte ba8 0irigeuteni icepter
nit Der tbm eigenen Ruhe unb begleitete Die
Solopiscen nleiiterbaft. 0as Bianino - aus
Der auobe'iAeu 6abrif beroorge9angen
rlete ii9 burd, etuen uollen, i66nen unb eblelt
Son aus. ga bdtte oenu Der ,2ieOerfran3"
nit benz g.frigen @onjerte ieine 43. Saiion
ouf'8 Sd)0nite einQeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-29
gruoermoro ,,,o seIbitmprS

Soronto, Ont, 27. September. = 60
tparo Dc Gourcp murOe geiter1 Ibenb in oenl
bena6barten 2anbltdbtden 2ampton BON iet>
nen1 Sruoer in einent Streite iiber Elm ibnen
genteinid]aitlid binterlaiienes @runoitiid er=
id)ohen. Ser Srubernl0rbcr nabn 1la6 pols
bra1ter Sbat @ift ein uuo pirb idperlid
gerettet iperoeu f0rnen. Seibe paren be
tr,1nfpu
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@r. Gbafncrs, e>rirtfnft,,r

tNrirt Ng5Peple, WtIgr6ne, SldBiud)f, SO6=
brenncn unO ale 2eiOeu, Die llnorOmlngeu tnt
Otagen eutitanuneu. Sci Observation-Disclosures
1T tie ems Der beiien 0tittel, Oa ite iofortiqc
ginoerung id)afft nnO III tur5er 3eit l6eilung
bewIrtt. Yret8 81 Die 6laidJe. 3u ba6en bet
Setb g. 3 Gnce 9tr. los, Baltimore
StraBe, Q2)
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StnrimtaanQ.

Ntttle 81 d, glrf., 27. Sept. - Ntarfus
$. ssbitelep, iiberiiibrt, i'm 6ebruar 1877 eiren
Morb on 9ufe Sunluer periibt Su baben,
tpurbe geitern 5u YOcabontas bingeridtet. @r
binterlleB etn idriftltdes @eitdnonB sur Ser
Dffentlid)unq nad) ieinen Sobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-29

Ess@ . I. @balmer8' 6eiltinttllr oeaen
9pspepite, Dances 9lnoOrn-S -Sprup gcgeu 6u,
fen uno @rtdltung, 6auce'S SuIiapari(lapiQe
3um Jfetnt9en Oe$ 8luteS, Sauces Budu fitr
Die gticrell, Sauces '0oar 9SicoerbriteQer,
0ancc'S 9tbeumo =giuinlent - 9liles III
haben bel 9etb g. Sauce 9n. 108, g8eit=
. Saltimore=S truBe. 2O)
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S1ntnrrhnfSet..

Sin ii6ereS uub angeuebme8 Seilnlittel-
Sarlett's S3dmorrboiben 3Gpf6em (supposi-
toriuml, Itan iebe "OId Doctors Leg
acy!" Setb 9. 9ance Nr.1O8, gS If
Saltimnreitrohe. (sl
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Wblebett efttea (SrAbiId1DfS

9altfar, @.-S., 27. Sept. : @rSbiidoi
Dfc&lnnon BON antigoniibe, T.zS., ftarb &C.
fern Abeno IN 4nti9Onilbe OIL einem Sd]lag-
anfaQe. Gr tpurSe 50 sSQhre alt.
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Wekelet itt 1tfah.

Gait <Vafe= Git 3, Utah, 27. Sept. =
Cine Depelde aus Silper- 2eef melbet, oab cine
aus % Berlsnen beitebenbe Expedition, ipel9e
Dor 5tpet Wfonaten anfbra1, UNI nod Grsaoern
au inden, nabe Der DltlideH @ren3e bieles Sc
bets bis auf ben letten Mann burd Snbirner
niebergemeselt tpOr6en 1T.
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Naine's 9aae,

96e Der asaIttmoreftraBe uno Vo5ts IN
Dfitce.9Uenue. n1A
Raine's sroBe unb heiue 3a0e, Gde ber 9aIti
roseftra6e unb Sifice=Ausnue, i'm Wittepunfte
nnat seIesen, 1T beionbers enpiehlenssuertb fur
n,Bdue, 3atrs, WorIeianSem y. {. ~
= sroben 5alle tuirb bon teiner anbfre
Irtroffen.
Irb Bnffet=eofale, Ride u. n.
Sanitos ober In oer espests
l27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-29

ueber Die Dta9engrube gtlegt, rcgen Col
ltHS y olta'if)e elettri de 8fluiter
ote Geber al, OeruOlltommnen Die 8ubaullua,
beilen 9DSpepiie, @alleIlfolif, &rGmpfe uno
S6nter5en uno beu9eu taltem uuo Sumpi
fieber Dor. (Ut.Ot g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-29
Z . u D o tter
Yierae> tnO &tnObieb $ sSutter.

sSrn. Z. q. Ssnapp.
Utein Serr! SD babe oaS Sutter elmer Brobe unters
So9en, balte es rseno enem ge9enpd bon BTcr0es
6eBern oetDenoeten Grtite bieier Ir ftr eben6rtia
uno fam letnen Gebraudb bel Bfer6en, ole oil aGaes
metner Strpdde letoen, empfeblen. ad)tun9spoa
SSiaAt =. y. IMttle,
EStnunifEinbnf Anr Malt iir,,nn 49, GlnL..
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J(eue an6eigen.
9ie 6eiteu
E(ei0ungsdii6e
ipelde iir
Wtanner uno Snabeu semad)t peroen f6alnell.

gSix besfan7en @aarem Dot oesSeIben 8Ite 10
bis 26 Sro5ert biutger, ais ne anoeripHrts ners
fault tpcrosn fOnnen, Mno tn etnbetsdd)t Der
Mrbstt 1ttto Der s3eid,aifcnDsit Der StoS SIamben
tptr, oat antese @aaren lGugcr ia Itett ,itto Dem
Ssanter ftets grnBere s3efrteeisnna setpahrett.
Wtr sebem Seaniern cine @elegenDsit, uniere
Waarsn 3ii Oer9letd)en, ipeidle ibnem fein alnoe=
rer 9tbt, tnoest e trgen0 ei,en 9rtifeI cpuc scbn
918e auf a}tcbe 5ebaltsn ttnO oan,t, tpsnn tie eS
spmnfdDsn, oas @rlo scsen s2nriidcritattung Der
9adDen smrii6crhalten f0nnen. lin, eS fiir5 t,no
blnotg ausiuOriiGsn uniere sIunDen bcfo ontrsen
fur Die 9eriHgIte Sunstae @eloeS tbre SfIeiz
ounasftufe, nn0 Die @aaren balten IN SyoIee
Sorgfaltt9cr Irbeit una 8ater Stpffamstvabl
g1ngcrs sSeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-29
SaS nelbe Giebcr

sc EN- y b ts, 27. Sept.-Srn 9an5en murs
ben beltte bier @rtrallfun9en senclbet uro a6t
Yatienten itarben. Die @eiammtSabl Der gr=
tranfrlngen lett benz Ausbr1de Der oiesidbri>
gen Gplbenlie betrGst 1879 unO Disjeuige Der
Sobesfdlle 1872, Der Siderheitsausi6uB bat
in ether beute gebaltenen Serlalnmlun9 be
ifloiien, Die 0ienite Der beioen gteger Wttli3=
@on1pagnie'n pom l. Sftober an nld)t ferner
in anlpru1 3lt nebnen.
giorfolf, Girg., %. Sspt. - Der bon
sort De Yair, 5apti, nad) 9tcm<yorf be
itinmte Sdooner ygSm. GoHnors" 1T bier
eingelaufen unb liegt bel Der Guarantdneita=
tion Dor gufer. Die gau5e Mtanni9aft, NIT
Ausnabme oes Gapitars urtO eines gftgerS,
liest OIL einen b6sartigen 5ieber, ipeldeS man
fir bas gelbe Sleber hdlt, Darnieber.
afempbis, 2S.Sept.- 5eute purben bret
Sebn peitere @rfranfuugeu unb led)S Sobes=
fdlle beribtet. Die Seritorbeuen iinp: 9llfrer
8. gSatfins, @eo. Ssrons, 6i6arO g. 1alp-
renee, Sbos. q. OObbs, Seroue San gtorbz
itrano unb 9ollp Gogers. 9llfreo gSatflns
ipuroe beute 9ta1l1ittag uon ben - Yorter STE
ierpes," beren OtttglteO Ell mar, nit nllitdri,
iden @brenbeS Seigungen beltattet. Sas 9Setter
if fIor mn mor1t
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ytott3em.

Die Slamen=, pHan5en= ano Sbit=s.ustteuuna
Der 9artenbau=BefeuId)att
i'm gSafeniaaie osS finftsn 1eain,ents ,piro
Sten'tas s.ad,n,ittas 2 istr er5ifmet
nmS Gsiitpodj, 1onmeritas nmo sreitaa
bon irab 10 bis @5es:os ut. 10 ltbs fortoe,.tt.
gin Srhefer 1T ensaatrt uiS ieoen9aad,mttas unb
abeno trltt Die bernbn,te 0iG,panSmer'jdJe
Mtpcn SSoooIer 5ruppe
auT Gtntritt so 9ents; Sinoer bic S,ilite.
Sret etnrtttstarten fr 81 unb Scbn fit SO finb in
SlumenltSen, Su6= .MuftaIienbanOunse su ba6en
(233-7) u ''N~
SAT- Bietiamamn 6 Gnnp's prebbefe.
Compressed yeast).
Da man entoett bat, bab piele Nadabmunaen uls
fsrer 9efe fib i'm Narfte beiinben 70 bat ule ddte
freB9efe unieres 6abrifates auf iebem Yasete ben
stalnen unerer iirma. aGe auoeren iino sladab=
mun9en.
Wtan oerange bon ieiuem Grocer @aif SfIeftd1z
mann & ecmp's gssBbefe. 9dslid friid!
sSabrif=Oepot: gar. "a, Ssoro=Gmtntp=Strai,e
{0tdpt9.t5) 3. @. 9emmett, e5eId,ditsfHbrer.
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etaGlouiic6er Der ~8aitimorezSbi Sbios9a
garean ser Observation-Disclosures.

Baltimore, ben 10. 0tdrs 1879.
SSrH. sSobr 2. ssnapr.
2Serther 0err gSr BADEN idon iett ldnaerer 2eit
Sbr 4onocner 6uttcr i'm @ebraue u. inooifiren es nit
Sergnn9en, neil mir ooniommen i6erSeuat iino oos
es Seoen mad an9emeiisner 4}robirung blrdpea be-
frebi9eu miro. AdiMngS0oa ". q. Gayen,
superintendent oer ,Slipe Sairu.a
baltimore, ben t2. NdrS 1879.
Seu. sSoIn 9. 8saapp.
gSertber 9erri SaS 9onoouer Sutter babe h pers
udt, uuo finoe e5 e6enio gut, pcnn nit beSier als
irgeno elm anoefeS lest ae6rauttes, uno emYieble IS
oen Bu6IitiIm Don Sel3en. A6tungsuolF
SScln 5000,
Stalauiieber bon "aOans GrpreB= =@ompasnie...
gs bot N england, 9rlanb, Sdottlono, TSantreids
nne Selti9lanb cine 97sidbrse riolsreide Ero6eseit
binter fidl. iApril4t 'glyiSI
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Sred,e @atbereiett taa So,ts Srand),

9ong Sran9, N.zS., 81. Septenlber. :
3nei fred)e 9tdubereien ipurpen 9eltern BET bel
lem Sage bier periibt, lnb in beiben 6dllel
entfantem Die 9iGuber.
H.S. .Srtce, Elm befannter& &pntraftor, ipuro
gegsn llbr 9tadn1ittass oil Der OtalnltraR
BON spei unbefannteu angefalen urD I'M $S;
beraubt, ipelde Snnlnle er ger06e an nlebrer
BON ibm beld)Gitigte e2lrbeiter oils Gobn au5sab
len mollte. Gin balbe Sh1nbe ipdter erld5ienei
sipei Wtdnner III Der gStrtbl6alt bes Srn. .
Iaipler unb forberten gSetu. gSdhrel10 itd
2anler in bell Seller bsgab, I'm ben gSetn 81
boler, leerten Die Sremoen Die 9elDlfublabe
mno als Qaipler ans benz Seller fam, murbe c
su gooen geidlagen. Ser angegriiiene, mel
der elm itarfgeballter Mann lit, lpran9 jesod
qlei6 pieber auf uno ergriff einen Der &dube
am Sraqen uno belt i'm fslt. Ser Qlnber
nabm 6eiBaus. 2awler ldleppte leinen 9e
fangencn auf bieSrabe, un1 ibn an otePoli5e
absllieiern, jebo6 rib iif Der Oieb plBtlld
los unO ergriff bic Sluht, lpabrelto er leinel
Roef IN ben ,Sdnoen &apler's suriidlieB. Si
jest lit nod teiner Der GGuber eiugefangel
morben.
1ttfaae ttns @erbreOen.
Yortla %, Yte., 27. Septbr. = Sol. u
Some, elm in @elt>@ >@umberlano anidiiiger Sar
mer, purbe beute friib ais Heihe lluo nit scr
id)mettertenl S1doel in leiner S6euer aufge
f,tnoen. Gr mar geiteru 9lbello auf etnerl
8ale unb sing erit Su ipdter 9tadtltuuoe Dol
bort meg. @r ldien brtrdl SdlGge init cine
Irt ermoroet morben gu ieln unb man glaubt
baE bas Serbreden BON 2anoltreidern periib
ipllrbe.
Baleitine, Ssras, 81. Sept-Sas. Gui
lenburp, pelfer Dor &llrsent negen @rmol
buna oes Or. @raplon lInb beiien Satin pro
seliirt uub ireigelpro9en iplrbe, lit Don be1
Staotmarl9all s. 6. 9iogers eridolen ipor
ben. 9seterer trat als Belaitungs5euge 9e9s
SuiienburD aui uno war oeBbalb BON bteler
nit bem Sooe beSrobt morOen.
9eab bipo B, .. E., 27. Sept.-S1 DC
ySomeitafe=@rube" bel 9eab Gitp murbe
beute Slpei Otanner set0btet nno Slpet peruun
bet. 0aS gtdbere 1T nod nid)t befannt.
6eabtng, Benlll., 27. Sept. - eonOul
teur Slaaf gouug uno Elm 9rbeiter, ytaneil
@ler. Doun9, tpIrben beute in Solge eires 81
iammenitoBes sipii9en srpei Siigen auf os
yYbilaoslpbi eaoinger Sabn" 9stootet.
albanD, gf.zY., 27. Septbr. = Jtame
better inter bem Spibnanlen yber Mann 20
Beru" befanrt, tpurbe beute ipegen beS i'm LET
ten Suri BON inn periibten g5eriudes, be
Oampier ySreip" in Die 9uit su ipreusen, 5
iiebenjdbriger 3udtbausbait pernrtbeilt.
bite-SulpburzS g prtng SO
Sirg., %. Sept. = Der nabe Dtuobp< Gre
tpobnbafte Sreberid 6aruep uerlufte Dor elm
gen Sagen feline Stieftodter su ermorben rrl
bra9te ibr m.brere grabliAe Stid~ II. S9nit
ruunoen am &opf uno @eii6t bel. Sas Ntdi
den pertbsiDigte iid) auf energiide gSeiie IN
es gelang ibr, ftb BON ibrenl slu9reiier 81 b
ireien, ra9Osm iie id]redltd sugerldtet worbe
mar, 6arpeg bur9i9nitt ii9 paraui bic Sch
bon Sbr 81 DIR unb ltarb in tpenigen 2ugel
bliden. Dtan glaubt, baB er iuabniinn
mar. 0as WtaO6sn wirO i6werlid ipieO
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0etterat Grant.

Sennis Ssearneb abermaIs BON ocu, Gr=graft.
oenten abgctriciet. = Cine Setsranen gtes
union, anf tpeId)er es luitig smeiua.
GntbuSIasn.as NIT obltgatett $9aarbentel
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SeleQrapbifdle 9epei4elt.
Snrano-Qepef6ett.

lBeridte Der ~Nifociirten 4reffe" fur ben nDeutde
Gorreiponbenten".1
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2eaer, S@nbmtader l1temftliem,
Baltimore 5irt e3nluranff WfIee
aui ber
SiibwefsGde berSnutbs u. Materftr

Seit mebr, als einem baIben 5abrbunsert etabItrt,
reriibert gesen Yeru ober Seibdbtsnne ourdh Neue,
n Der Staot ooer aui oem aanbe, au ale arten Don
Gtsentbum.
Dieie @eIenidaft ffelt auh immerudhreubt
ooer permanente Bolicen aus.
Sn. .. S,arriicn, Yrdfibent.
Ttteftprium:
Dapib g. Wilfon, y. s. 9emcomer,
Frnncis Z. Sing, Grpille Sormis
Renrn Carroll, gS. VI. &apor
Sim. 8. 9rune, George 8. 9arrilou,
3. BON aapH, W3nl. 6. Yennineten,
s. 9fo6ert SeHtins, q. Qllbert Yi6ers,
8. Dforton StefDart, Ufenbes @oben,
Gamuel e. George, jun.
fSunft6-D N. II. Surdl, gefr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

It leaves no sting except in the
sides, and that soon goes of, Even
a single unparticipated laugh Is a
great affair to witness. But IT is
seldom single. 1t is more infectious
than scarlet. fever. You cannot
gravely contemplate a laugh. II
there is one laughter and one Wit
ness. forthwith there are two laugh
ters. And so on, propagated IKE
sound. What thing it is when II
becomes epidemic!
Laughter! tits poor mans plaster
Covering up each sad disaster,
Laughing, he forgets his troubles,
Which though real seem but bubbles
Laughter, whether loud or mute,
/ Tells the human kind from brute.
Laughter, tits Hopes living voice.
! Bidding us to make choice,
And To Gull from thorny bowers,
Leaving thorns and taking flowers
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
Laughter.

The following paragraph we ind
floating through the newspaper
world. occupies a prominent space
in the local departments OF some
If the most influential journals IN
tho country. As it suits almost
any locality where people OF ouoy
ant spirits and jovial dispos,,ion
dwell. it will assuredly md "''''"e
readers in this latitude:
After all what a capital, kindly
honest, jolly, glorious good inlng II
q jangh. What a tonic! What
d;gester! What febrifnge! VIVA
on exorciser of evil spirits! be'
tor than a walk before, or a ma
aster dinner. How it shuts 10
month of malice, and opens I'd
brow of kindness! Whether II ul
covers the gums OF infancy OF a az
, The grinders of folly, or the pea,
of beauty; whether it racks u u,
s;des or deforms the countenan.
of vulgarity, or deep lines the V,
age, or moistens the eye OF REM
- ment-in all its phases and oil
faces. comforting, relaxing. ov'
whelming couvulsions, throwing
4 hnman form in happy shaking a
nc auaking Of idiocy, and turn tn,
be he buman countenance into sol
&c thing appropriate to Billy Bnrto
Decentralization. under every
m cumstsuce, and everywhere,
a. laugh is q glorious thing: Lake
thing Of beauty it is"a Joy
i've svers There is no remoree IL
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

ing medical student-who had the
"sky parlor' directly opposite
came promptly on mention OF the
name OF Kate Kelford, aud did the
polite thing in introducing Mr..
Barkdale; and Mr.. Barkdale ate Oh
the sandwiches, and enjoyed the
cake aud cream, and coaxed MISS
Barbara to pin little pink rosebud
in the button hole of his coat, aud
enjoyed himself protligiOusly.
AID like to he surprised like this
every night in the year," said he.
ooh, you greedy creature" said
Miss Ban bara.
"But there was one time serious
IL meditatel throwing myself ont
of the window said he, when you
told me 1 was to kiss Kate
dear, DEAR said Barbara, iron.
ically; "that would have been dread
full, wouldn't itf'
"But the awkwardness cline
tbing!r L.,
81 dare say you never kissed Q
prettier grill" pouted the blonde.
al never did, said the bachelor,
growing bold; "but l will now, n
r you say so.' -,
, "But don't say So" said Bar
4 bara, coloring and laughing. "Be
have yourself, sir"
a Mr.. Barkdale went home with the
a fair Barbara, and they grew to b
a very fast friends, and-where's tn.
Y use of trying to conceal how 1t END
d edi They were married at tn
years end, with all the surpriser
y as bridesmaids, Kate Kelford il
70 cludcd. Mr.. Mott Greenfield PR
@ noses to follow the example soon.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
MJyDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular S9s sn1,
la eys . S .upp pS sI as the and TS.
dition .. OF AZ see ye s reasonable. The Stage
s'1n haS. aiso attached to my hotel = : n nSS
I'D commodious Stable, we'll supplies, . ~, Al
anu .~ and water. and good os''er u
WAYS on hand to attend 70 st ss 1.,, 70 civ,
The travelling public VIII DO wS,1 II Ds
! me call. Az
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
Josh Billings Offers a Few Ramarks.

Deer Miss-This ia an important
epoch in your life. The first thing
TO make a good choir singer, is to
giggle very little.
Put up your hair in kirl papers,
every Friday mite, soze to hav 1t IN
good shape Sunday morning.
If your daddy is rich, you can
buy some store hair. If he is very
rich. buy some more, and build 1t
high upon your head; then get
high priced bonnet that runs mp
very high at the high part OF 1t, ana
get the milliner to plant some high.
grown artiRshels into the highest
mart of it. This will help you to
sing high, as soprano is the highest
part. s,.
nav any attention to II, ask the
, nearest young man what 1t is, ana
, then Ciqgle. Giggle a great eel
Whisper to the girl next TO you,
). that Fin. Jones, which sits on the
D Sd sect from the front, on the ieit
,, hand side, has her bonnet trimmed
!! with the same color, exact like she
!, had last year, and then put up your
book to your face and giggle.
Object to every tune, unless there
il a solow in it for the soprano
.e Coff and hem q good eel before yo1
begin to sing. ...A,
n When you sing o solow, shae'
m your he'd like you was trying to MT
and when you come to a high tone
ne brace Yourself back q little, twis
et your head to one side and ope
l." your mouth the widest on that sidt
ut shet the eye on the same sue let
a triphul, and then put IN for Gee
j life.
he When the preecher gets unde
bedway with his preechin' write
tie. note on the blank leaf into the for'
ow fart of your note book. That
what the blank Leaf was MADE 10
the Git sumbody to pass the note
nd. sumbody else, and you watch the
while they read it and giggle
aid If ennybody laughs or talks
the congregashun, and the preech
,uz. takes any motifs of 1t, THAT'S ~
ED, chance for you to giggle great e
G il The preacher darsent say ennytni'
70 YOU, bekause you are in the qui
ear. If YOU had bO' before you w
Chi into the auire, give him the mit'
his you ought to have sumoody U
Don't forget to giggle.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
Don't forget to giggle.

"You are made to be kind, boys,
says Horace Mann, generous, mag.
unanimous. II there is boy IN
school who has q club foot, don't
let him know you ever saw It. II
there is a poor boy with ragged
{ clothes don't talk about rags 10 nls
hearing. II there is lame ooy,
assign him some part Of the geme
which does not require runnine.
II there is q hungry one, give nun
q mart of your dinner. If there v .
q dull one, help him to get bis ies.
q sons. II there IL . bright oue: %
not envious Of hin; for If enc 10y
d il proud of his talents, and anoss.
e. er ia envious Uf them, there ~
,e two great wrongs, and no :.
re talent than before. II . mIee.
Il. stronger boy has injured you, - -
to ia sorry for il, forgive him. Az ~
AT school will show By Their cocSss
IT. nsnoes how much better 1t y ~
to have . great fnsA'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
Rar,sud Sale and Feed Stable
Noticc Of DissOlu'aon'

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That ,ne
Am Of Barrow 4 Camp is this DAY
1;..ansa hv nntual consent. The business
a m;,, ~ s.tI,s be conducted by A; W. BaI.
f GOV, c%rs,row 4 Camp. All .parties m
d ds IA. w. Barrow on business Prev va
o9s to tbis esr are respectfully rsq G.s"x
10 come tor" A. W. BARROW,
L. Z. CAMP.
Homer. =, March Is, 1879
7, rsf.r n 70 the above ! viii say, I I'm
my my desl,ns Sness. ! respectfully as 81
th., n from ds will continue to ,s s,s'
Mr. Barrow thu L. Z. CAMP.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

Old lady-Ah, you bsd boy, dFs e
r;n' your little brother s!one ake
that! Sposin yoa was to kl.l nis
Bad boy-Don't oarss sos sse
n home!
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Frlghtful Death.

A fatal and most horrible accident occur
red on last Saturday afternoon at the mill of
J. Bittner,of Bittner's Corner, Lowhill town
ship. Tilghman ]. Bittner, young man
about twenty nine years of age, son Of Jacob
Bittner, employed as miller, was the victim
Of the accident He was oiling the machin-
cry while the mill was in motion and his
clothing was in some manner caught in the
machinery and he was drawn in between
two wheels. His legs were terribly mangled
and other injuries sustained by the unfor-
tunate man. lie was alone in the mill at
the time and yet in spite Of his fearful in
juries and intense pain, he extricated him
self from the machinery and stopped the
mill. His father noticing that the mill was
not running, suspected that something was
wrong and rushed in to be met by sight
that almost froze the blood in his veins.
There lay his son, bleeding and dying, suf-
fering the most intense agony. The young
man said to his father al got into the mill /"
and then lost consciousness. These were
the last words he uttered. He was carried
into the house and medical aid summoned,
but the treatment Of skillful physicians
availed nothing and several hours later the
man died. He was a son-in-law of John
Croll, of Schnecksville, and leaves widow
and two small children to mourn his early
death. Tue deceased was steady and in
dustrious young man, and the community
is terribly shocked at this sad aiiair,a and the
family OF the unfortunate man receives the
sincere sympathy Of all.
His funeral took place Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock, at the Weisenberg church,
which was attended by large concuurse of
people. Rev. o. Leopold Oficiated.-slat-
ington NeicS.