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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13
Harp er's w eeklv,
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49,. 49,. - Notices Of the Press:
Tie Weekly remains easily at the he'd Of H.
Illustrated papers by its fire literary qualify, the
beauty of its type and woodcuts.-.SprinGfstd
Republican. ..-.......F "a .s..,.,,,s s..1--.-
Its pictorial attractions are superb. and en-
brace every var,ety. of subject and of artistic
treatme 4 - io"'s Herald. Boston. ed.
The Weekly is. a potent agency for. the dis
seminatiOn of corr ect pohticAl principles, AMI
DO eI fuI oppOu en- ofshams frauds and false pre-
lenses -EUeniRg Express. Rochester. RI
The volumes1 81 e WeeAly egin with the first
Number for Januat OF Zach year With no
timeis men toned, II wis..be understood that the
Der next after the receipt of his order. rT
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But It Took Fifty Years.

Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
have established a wonderful repu-
tation for the genuine DR.. G. Nc
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills and
Vermifuge. The intrinsic value of
the medicines, and fifty years of
hard, persistent work did it. Their
success has brought on the market
"a food of limitations by the name of
McLane, spelled differently, but
having the same pronunciation,
When you buy, see that every box
or vial bears the signature of Flem-
ing Bros #3 s..,4. s.
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10 s4 d i
|8-E 49, - a..s .vag4st
SPRUCE5S7.s,s 3.
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NASHVILLE of ..-.-
: CHATTANOOGA ss. .to +.
8 8 n -.a and ST. LOUIS
r A IL RIO

: For speed, safety and comfort you win
find this line to be unrivalled. For the
G Celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at.
all principal Offices. Emigrants wishing
to go West, either to locate or as pros
pectors, will and it to their advantage to.
go by this route Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coaches
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
road and quick time. -'5
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A Complete Set Of HAPPENS MACHINE, now
comprising 81 Volumes.t in neat cloth binding,
will be sent by. express, freight a. exUense of
purchaser, for 50 q per volume. StRgte oOtttnre'
by mail postpaid, S. co.. Cloth cases. TOR binding
80 Genus. by mali, postpaid, d. . -. -.
kemittancss should be made by Post ONCE
Money Order or Draft to avoid chance of loss.
Ne,uq,opers are not to COPY tkts .dduertlsemen
t0ithout the espreSs order Of HARPER i BRUTH'
ERs. address - 1
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Harper's Magazine.
1879.
Notices of the Press.
ILLU RATED.

Harper's Magazine is the American Nagazin
alike In era ure and IN art Boston Traveller
The mast. popular Monthly IL The world
N Y. World q "
1t is an excellent com panion for the young a
delight to the manure a soiace for declining az
Louisville Courier Journal.
No other MJuthIy III the world can show so
brilliant list of contr but rs: does any fur
nish its readers " it'll SO Sreat variety and so
superior a quality of literature - WGtekman,
Bottom. .
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TIE yolumes of the Magazine begin with the
Numbers of June and Deeember OF each year
When no time is specified, it will be unde stood
that the subscriber wishes 10 begin VITA the cur
rent Number.
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gain more by the proposed compro.
mise than by rejecting the railroad
debt entirely and paying the remain
der of the debt in full. The whole
principal of the State debt is $40, 228,-
300. Outstanding railroad bonds,
Sill ,647 600. Difference, $S, 574 100, which
is the amount of bonds issued for
banking purposes. Capitol censtruc-
ton, purchase of the Hermitage, build
ing turnpikes, etc. The due and un
paid interest on this part of the debt is
$500. 603. Total debt Exclusive of
railroad bonds. Sic. 374 ,903.. The total
on which 6 per cent. is to be paid will
EtherefOre be within two millions of
the amount proposed to be paid by the
compromise, with interest at per
cent. Nearly every important news
paper and 10 f1nential politician in the
Slate urged the adoption of the COM
promise, but the people were deaf
alike to arguments and entreaties.
They seemed resolved to repudiate the
railroad debt in bulk, and it is doubt
full if they ever pay any of the remain
der, of the legality of which there has
never been the least question.
I~vs- AFEARFUL MISTAKE.
+ sA&-%. Chattanooga Times.
| The, latest returns and best esti.
mates thereon indicate that the CONS
| promise of the debt has been voted
down by large majority, consider
ing the Mghtness of the vote polled.
| We expected this result. There is no
| precedent in history for any other re-
suit, and we judge the present and
! future by. the past. No more than
/ one-fifth of the people have voted.
Not one-third can ever be got to vote
| on such question, unless it shall be
| coupled with some other issue to ex-
| cite, arouse and call them out.
This is the point in the business
| the Democratic party must look to,
| courageously and promptly, if it means
to save itself from disgrace. division
and final defeat. The submission
of the question to the peo-
pie was fearful mistake, to
call 1t by very mild name. The peo-
pie had no more demanded such sub
mission than they had required that
the complicated lawsuit over winding
up the old bank bal settled at the bal
lOt.boX. The device was demagOgical,
the result is simply disgraceful to the
State and TO the leaders, WI oiniatiated
an old fraud, which makes a stalking
horse of professed love and care for
the dear people" in order the better
to deceive and dishonor them for the
profit of rascals.
The confusion perpetuated by the
result of this abortive attempt to dis
pose of long, complicated legislative
subject by popular ballot, can not but
be Injurious to the State. The sub
mission OF such question was dis
reputable, cowardly, and ought to be
fatal to the political prospects of the
men who led the movement.
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GEo.P
ROWELL
& CO..

Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
.o4 = sues I'd
For Ten Cents: One hundred page
Pamphlet with Lists of News
papers and Advertising Rat $. a
Fer Ten Dollars Four Lines
inserted one Week in Three Hum
drsd and Fifty Newspapers, 9
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The Annual sVelurn es or hARPER's Bazaar, in
clotn oiLding, viii be sent By Express Tree OF ex
p-nse (provIded the freight does not exceed ore
dollar per y hlume), Tor 81 90 each. A complies
set, ompris ing Ii even Volumes, mt on re eipt
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ing, will be sen 1y mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
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Newspapers a. e not to copy this adverust ment
without the express order of HARPES& BkoTH-
ERs. Address HARPER u BROTHERS.,
EMS New York.
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La :

Do you want a pure, bloom,
ing Com plexi0n? Ii SO, q
few applications of Hagan,s
MAGNOLIA BALM viii graf &
ify yea to your hearts con
tent. = 1t does away Win nl pa e.
lowness, II Redress ed s Pimp ae !
Blotches, and all diseases a q 10
imperfectiOns Of the skin. = 1t
OyerComes the flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigde and exe
element. 1t makes aalady OF
THIRTY appear but TWENS7
Try; and SO natural gradual'
and perfect are its eHestsi
that il sIimpossible to detect
its application: a5zs ms.i 81
=e-.- st q. e35szs = s z.4
s. sr-- sizo cir a9aI TcsE e
ding ai-ssq IS c. {. o.oi.1B Ca
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HARPER's MAGAZINE. One Year.....s Loo
HARPER'S WEEKLY, ........ 90
HARPER'S BAZAAR, - 90 ....... 40
The THREE publications. one year........ 100
ANY W. one year -'.- VI
SIX snbscripu rs, one year"...............- 20 90
Terms for large clubs furnished on application.
Postage Free to all subscribers in the United
States or Canaaa.t tg 3 .l--.GHs.t --r '
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Special Notice.
HINDER THE VETO

of Time, the natural color CT the hair, after a
certain age, begins to fade but science can re-
pair the damage. ~ SJ .h--as
THE BLACKS ..a-g
and browns imported in FIVE minutes, without
staining the q = go t~-t s-. .-lE-
WHITE EREN a.H. s..ass.
of the head, By that matchless vegetable hair
darkener, 49, = - - -.--.-
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LEAFS SPRINGS,
EAST TENNESSEE.

-..tgE
This well and fayorably known Water.
ing Place is now open for the reception OF
visitors. $50 L1D5s(. 80 IoL
AS remedial agents, these waters con-
sisting of Chalebeate. White and Black
Sulphur, are toowelI known to admit OF
any comment. The grounds where these
Springs are situated are unequaled by any
in point of beauty-the coolest and most
pleasant place extant. The Home OF the
Invalid aud TO the Weary Rest. Fare as
good as can be had at any First Glass
WATERING PLACE
and Board Cheaper Hacks will run from
the prings to Nc Millan's Station on the
East tennessee Virginia and Georgia
Railroad, three trips 9 week during tne
month of June, viz: Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, making connectioeni
with trains. From and after LIST July Wili
make daily Trips. 81 ~ go :. s.;..,,
All mail directed to McMillan's Station
for LEAFS Springs will be conveyeas 70
guests by Hack. 40 bAaa sfhIa4a@ 50
For Terms address uaq gaiG A.iu6
I'D. CLINTON
Proprietor.
~ GQH ii HA9alg(. E--EA.gA- =
Conveyance can be had at Knoxyiiie II
preferred ~Ats -~- @'@Asse-+
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For Maps, Timetables and all informa-
ton in regard to this route call on, or ad-
dress,
"A. e. wRENNE,
Travelling Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
WHIT. ROGERS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Or WI. DANLEY.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Nashville. Tenn.
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The Volumes of the Baxar begin with the frst
Number for January of each year :. hen 40
4 me is mentioned, it will be understood that the
subscriber wis hes to comm ence With the Number
next after the receipt OF his order.
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CENTENNIAL"

Farmers Favorits Grain Drills. manufactured
by Bickford u Huffman, Macedon, Wayne Co.,
N. Y. The only DJuble Distributor Drill in the
world. Drills Wheat. Rye. Barley, Oats Peas
and corn. SOws grass and clover, as well as dis
tributes all kind OF fertilizers. It works well
hill side or level, MP hill or down among
s,uEnps and rocks, never clogging or skip
ping. but always dscharging regular, unbroken
stream, distributing the exact quantity per acre
desired. For proof of the above cal on, or write
General Agent for East Tennessee and Georgia,
tuiy1; desaW3m McMlllans. Tenn.
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HARPkR's PERIODICALS.

HARPER'ssMAG4zINF, One Year........s4 o.
HARPER's WEERLY,sd2 " ." ........ 90
HARPtR>S B&ZAR, &c" ....... { 0e
The THREE implications, one year............lO
ANY TWO, one year Z
SIX subscriptions, one year o.
Terms for large.clubs furnished on application.
Postage Free to a / sur>cribels in the United
States OR canada. GA
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CRTsTADORO,S DYE aaaa
are absolutely perfect and not to be distinguish
ed from the richest Ji9iI tints which Nature
herself has bestowed on youth ard beauty.
Manufactured by j., CKiSTADORO, No. 50
William St, N. Y. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. SAB, - -
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HarDer's Bazar.
- 1879. ss1s
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Pgess,

To dress according to Hopper 8 Boar will be
the aim and amoltion of the women of America
Boston Transcript.
g As g. taithfut chronicle Of fashion, and news
paper CT domestic and social character, it ranks
without a rival Brooklyn Eagle.
This parer has acc red WIDE popularity for
the 6reside epjpymont it affords. and has becoIne
an e! ablished authority With the ladies.-N 7.
Eueain0 Post 70 '~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-18

perm5sen ,ucbsr Die bsi 6ofe geipouuenen
Sntrignen, nod Die i6m in's DIR gefliiiterten
Serleumoun9en ooer ionlt irseno Gt,pas Die
3uoeriid,t 81 einsm Maune su erid)iitterr,
ben, CT einmal pertraut, Ben er tiebt unb germ
hat. S6aoe mir, oab bic yeute, ueld)e letu
Sertraueu anl Mielieu beieiieu babeu, es oft
am Auermen,9iten peroicuten! @r TT eben
ntAt ieBr ld,ariiid)tts in Der @lbl leiner
Srsunbe. gSie bel uieleu sutber,igen Oten'
iteu enliieht ourd) Die Abgeneiqtbeit, Inoeren
Shmer; su;ufii9eu, uno Die @mpiiuelid,tsit,
ruenu er ielbt Ieloet, etue gSeidlbelt oes @ha.
rafterS, Die beitduOlg aepfsgt iein mill, nlht
aber NIT fneht!ld)sn 9omplinenteu, lOueerI
NIT freuuollher auimerfiamfeit, gutter 2aune
uuO Yiebeusmiireiatsit. Ser Gjar l'ebt es,
wenn man ian fir eirlen suten &ameractn
bdlt, uuo Si,ieui9cn babea am Seiten NIT
INN umseben t0nneu, rpsld)e ihu nit geidid
ter Sertraulid,feit, als ruenn iie ieines glets
deu nIren uno ihn ietner peri1nltden Sor-
siiss iueseu liebteu, b:banoeltel1. Giu,ae bic
ler ietr ,uinleu Sreunbe, mis Sd)upalo.p,
Srepow, Iolerber9 Der 3uette mo Sara
t,nsf', reoet er nit nSu" an; CT blt;lup cine
Art gen,einidaftlid)er Sdiie nit tbnen nuo
labt ite ieinem unerlf6pllitcu Yrlualbats
Had SeIebeu @elosr entnebmen.~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-18
Ser ruiHid,e Gsar.

Ser euali|d,e S1r.ttfeler 3renple< Mur-
rap siebt in isiuem bereits BON uns ertpdbnten
gBsrfs eine intereTaute Sbiloerupg bes ruff,
jhen G;areu lrub ieiner llmgebung. yy4leran=
Der Der 3,peitr," beigt es, nlit nidt nit Der MIR
asbeu dlelten GbrturAt .um8ebeu, nit Der
iit Ssoer leinem tiiernen &ater nabte,
jonbern bic untsren 8laien Uerebren lbn
aus inaeritem Sesseu; er bebari teiusr
9eibmade au leiuen 56nte, wenn CT
in letueu1 breiisSnniseu Shlitten allsin in
Betersburg umberiahr'. $50 er porbeifommt,
eutblSsen Die 2eute islbit bel Der onrdbrin>
otrbitsn E1Ite bas Saupt, unb bic Muihifs
freu;en aie pdubs iIber bic Sruf unb MAIDEN
e,ue tieis TerSsuguns. gsi ben Yaraosn
ieluer @areeu rsitet Ct bic Sront h.nub uub
uuo ruff: v@ulen Gag, ainoer," porani s:s
Nlour,;s Il attsa pte aus elnsFi Mlnee pSnten
gau, Yotcr"" ant!pprtsH. alfl ss slasn
5oloaten aus rem @ii,sa asfaus! um IGN ~ .
belobeu, 10 idut serielbe auI :. ~e'ee Aaa !.
reoet tbu init n8ater" ooer rWaterben
itmethelnbem 9oue on, Der nibt fir ote
9elegenbeit an9enommen ilt, ionoern aus
tiefitem 9ersen fonlmt. Dec @jar piirbe. in
jeoer StraBe bon Bittjtellern aufaebdlten
weroen, iueuR eS n,dDt e,n itraimiroiges Ser
breben tpdre, ibn obne leine @rlaubntb an;u.
rsoen, osnu ale 9fufen fiub Der isfen ueber-
seuaung, bas Ct ieoen ibrer Biinibe burt eill
eiuSisss Wort ;u eriiilieu usrmag. st fam
uerSsibsn, sruitoriseu uuo erb6bsu, faun arm
nuo reid MAIDEN, nno oa er ais marmbsrsi=
ger Wann asleaentlit ie,ne Mad)t gebranhi
bot, I'M iIberraihsnoe @naoenlpenoen aussu'
tbeilen, 10 bat bic Biwunoe.uns bes 8oltes
oleielben in 2esenbeu perberrlidt.
Sn g8irtltdfeit bat er aber nur ipeni!
Matt, oenn iein &baraftsr 1T nid)t Fart &c
mug. 9inoernifje aus BEN Wese ;u rdumen
un6 er mag fsiue pererieBlihen @,idter I'M
fid iebeu. VT 1T Elm sdrtli9er Batter, Ell
eoelmiithiger Dreuub nno Gin freunblide
9srr. Weroen ieige suteu Abfi9teu Dol
ieiner rmssbuus befdmpft, ie uloerliebt E
cine 3nilaus, siebt oaun abr sntmuthig
mad, benn oas 0nte, bas er noIfiibrel
nlSnte, uiirbe tbn nidt fit bic adlte DerIsui
gen, weldhe Tim entaeaengearbeitet, entfd 4
cigt bobtn. Meranber bat ME nit elmer
pniSHlibm 6rsHnoe Streit gebabt, uao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-18
.<H 8fSutdr6 fudi,tt fttftio?'

90 fra9t oer 9eltll9e uN..y. perelO" IN
Bssug aui bic ionoerbare ytabridt, baB CT
beidloIen babe, alle gr,eie auf Der @ren,e
0fiusn gu laiieu. - Sbmobl eieie 9ta6ridt
uusebeuerlit fliugt, 10 faun fie uns bod uiht
u'ebr iibetraibem. @S liegt gan; I'M 8eisl,
Bismard's, oas, iuaS We6er rie fran3Dfiideu
euowise, peoer Die Vonapartes, nod bic
Mstternid)e itd Giienilid 81 tluu sstrauts1,
ioubern in ben log. idmarSeu aabincttsu per-
rtdbten lleBen, aans nnseurt, nit Grmdd)ti
gung oes s.v. &eidsta9s Su pratti,iren. WiG
fiirhten, oab DieieS nod lanse nitlt bic leete
llebs,raiduna 1T, .uelte Der groBts StaotS.
mann nes SabrbunoertS Der itauueuceu gSclt
bsre,tet bat. Der bentide Saniler bat aber
eurd bieie neueite Sultanslaune oas bel:ebz
tefe 8erIiner Solfslieo sur @ahrbeit 9enta6t.
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TreimiQiges Mttettat.

(Sns einem 4rtiIeI oeS gattmorer .auercau" pom
2i, DECEMBER 1881
Der $aIuerm lbcrite eleitrifte @ar.e( empfisblt
ij:b gum aI9emetuen Ge6raude aus ioleen6sn Grim
ben: I. iue9en ietner Uun0rr0aIen gisentaIlen lur
Ssuns pom Sront9eiten Der gsiercn. oes Raaens,
Der eeber nnO Oes 8mtss ?. wesen feuer ouseror.
SentItten Gtnfadbeit unO 3. tueil feline duBere au.
pcnbuns oae 9t0slid,eit irsenb elmer s6dbiauno
bes aranten uu8idHeBt, ba elm du6erlides RitteI
aa8emetn ais der unerfanut 1T. Gin ueiterer 9orz
tbeit lit bic eetStet, init ueter i'd Osr GOrtfrlt
bes eeoens unO oet 9etluns beO6ad5hn Iast, unS
Der @lret, fails er nidt oil ser r6tisen gteae anae.
Ieat ietn iolte, 10 oertGtet uerben anu Oas sr bic
Ietoenbsn 3Beile bebedt. Den Buluermaderi6en
sIettrii6en @irtel unh ietne 8eroolfommnuna boben
ntd nur Die eeiOenoen, DIE brc geunSbeit, Stn gsz
nus unO cine neue eebensOsrdnseruns ourd iene
uobItbdtiasn 2Rhtunaen uiebererIansten fonbsrn
aud Die aer3te, bic tbreH gatIenen lsinen @ebrarA
iebr hduii8 anratbcn, nit i5reu0en Oesrdst"
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pr. II. \. Anaermoob,
,Nr. 1866, aScasTapettes strabe,
nabe SapettezStraEe,
50 4 I'll II, ore. M D.


ibmet ssr getanoluSs droniibsr eeioen aaerelrt
Ieiue aufmer.lamfeit. ct bstt sterpsnssran'beiteu
raoisal, meler llrlade iie aus sntitammen. er iuz
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Sas ean,e spitem uer6reite. bat, ttiee elmer eren
Weetbobe obne 3ubilfenabme oes Dieiers; oessle.en
ole @sidtpllfte uno Muspiide. bifen 0als u. T. fu
@eihtpiire aIer art merben srluolit dus9epcllf.
Sdmorrboibeu blinbe. oiene ober iudenoe etnerlet.
tuie f,limm L oas 2eibeu iein, ooer ipelhe Vtttet
mon aud be, 'ts obne einoeruns sebraudt ha6en
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t6obe o6ne gu itneioen ober 9eitdisz oSer Arbetss
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AZ uno auf bic 0auer furiren, Dieien @rfolg 9drans
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sat bm eue srose Grabruns aur eeite ffebt. permae
er ,u mlSsru sasr sauS su beeltsen, iope ieben al
NON DIaIen5nudde be alnoern. iuelde ben llrn MIDI
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9pIer. s,oltmetiter I'M Baltimore, ben ad1tearen sD
g. sienser. eonsreB= =abseclbneten BON Venniplpa'
ulen, paHor R. 3eefer Theol. Dr.. In @etteseuls
a3a.. SberR 6. g. Vlpers st. 81, ct. You'll StraBe
Baltimore, Srn. g. .. Onion, So9len9onoist u
DoIttmore, unb 4rn @Sparo s. @bur4. rn9egel
3oifirer ber rBant Of Commerce" tn Dalhmote' oe
3Seratbuuas itunben: bon frib bis 1a4mtttoB
litr uRb non Nuenbs bis . ubr; Gonntass non
Ute 8 1l9y Na@mitta8s.
Houurar tn allen GdaeH mdbts; eOnialttrMMna ~ nn
eufadrtd. fSan.e, ,t2Wtefl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-18
0erbauolmnsen oeS NattonaI Wits
lts.Gonncnts.-Ht6ter &tlton's
2InfiG1ten itber Die 3ttftlttfttGe
rro0tttSafiOn Der WiIt5.

Nem gorf, II. 9anuar. -8Ghrero Der
beutlgsn Slsuug bes gtational Ylili3 @on'
penis bicIt 8idter oiltOu cine 8eoe. Gr CT
flGrte, her @ouueut miiie nidt, ueld]' grOBeS
Sntereiie has Soff all Der OfilI; nebme.
yg8ir erfenneu an," iaste 6tttou, nouB nlilt-
tGrlihe Srqaniiatlonen, aled) oenienlgen Der
giatiOnen Guropa'S, uOtbwenbig geworben
ftno uno buB bic Sabiuioualitdt Der einIelnen
Staa;eu beuno9 srbalten rproeu muB. Su
semiiieu SGaen miro es fid iebo6 berauSitel'
len, oaB Staatsredte in ben 9inter9rUnD 9e'
bI1nQt wsrpen miiien."
Der geridlt bes Gomite'8, neld)em ctr
@nhuuri eineS 9tational .Nlli39eiebes ii6er
trageH moroeu mar, muroe anqenommen.
0aS @omite enlpIieblt, oaB Die Wtilis i'll 5wet
Slaiien einqetbellt luerben ioQ, n1nIIdl cine
atiue ober Electromagnetic uub cine Reieroe.
2lae oIeuittau9id]e n1nnlidle Siirger Der
peridieoenCu Staaten swii6,u IS uno As
Sahreu iolen bienitplihtiq iein. Die erite
8lahe iOu sur 3eit Der @efabr 3uerit gum
9tenite beorbert peroen, Die ;Weite SlaNe
ooer 9felerpe ieeodl nrr I'M Safe eines iuirf.
litcn SriF9es, aluirubr8 Oosr etner Sniarrst.
tiou.
Die ndberen Selimmun9en Ser 9eIespors
lase murOsn ausiiibrlld beiprodeu.
Sor Sertagung beIhloB Die 8eriummluug,
ben n6ditcn &onuent am 80. Sept. 1879 in
ct Q0uiS dh7ubalteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-18
1ttegifantI6eit
M MuItang-fimi II ut { mt &,
Fir NRrni6l itth Th{nr
fur Weni9 mnb Sbter

nud uRO Had bt'annt. 0ieIes eminent bat sanD
natirt in amerifa. lOO bic Ratur fur bic srantbel.
ten brer ainbsr in ibrem 9atoratorium 70 a6erras
i8enOe @esenmittet bereet, ieinen llripruns. gein
Jtuf bat m ieit 35 Sabren osrbreitet, bis er sst ole
teuObnture GrOe in iein Seretd ss5Osen bat.
Dus merttuutite Ulufonsz zeinimentia elm bon Ids
lem auoereu errei6tes Uatet aesen ale duBersn Ge~
treGen pom Msnit uub 9bier.
Cir 3udtUieb Gisenbamsr unb eoubmirtbe IN es
unfddtbor.
Cine eiuBIae 8laidere retts oft Elm 9endenIeten ober
iteGt bic Sraud6a,Iett eiues oorsasndlen gferbes,
OGfeu, S6oaies oosr elmer Sub Dleber ber.
gs belIt 6uBfdule, ataueni6UunO, HOOf-all, sul.
BtUons, 9OrnpObIbsit, glaoeu, 9ObrDurm, gugfauIt,
RauOs, SiFfs uuO Gttde siftIsen @eparmes unS Sus
etten unb o1e osrartse Semmntffe Der gieb,u@t uuO
Oes eanbIebens.
Gs turtrt isOes duBere eeiSsn BON gfaoen, tute
9abmbeit, Satfe, swinney, 8urenIunssu, eteiIbsIt,
SIusgaus, 8in86ein u. /. no., u. 10.
3as meEItauii6e MuRuus.einImsnt seipabr bsi
unfdGen in Der 6omie, ipenn Der Grst abusienb IN,
'pte SranbosIesuHasn, grabruunbsn, gerenfunsei
Sdnittsn II, t.. fOuie bei Sa5eumatismus u. Stsfs
belt, GSOtssu pOn Stapasen unb Bitterunss sGiHfh.
fen. Ole ruidefe 9eIuns in Der @dt. SsrsIsuten III
is DEFENDERS pertboOa.
Gslft bas blisRs MsseI In Der gseIt; beHn es oe5s
Huga bic RusfsIu bts anI Sen aaotlen, uu6 elm.
mattses Gtarstbsn oOeS GufIeasn a:uEas semr.aslt.
um 5euuus beTbeisutIbseD.
Dos mettanif6s RuRanssetniment 1lsS in sssl
s0sssn 8IaiGtn OeEfauiti bic sr6ssSeu fiaO I'm ge.
bdltnfe iOsi'aus bic bfaiasu, aGerDarts tia es gu
babsH' 6Sssrs, ,geia)