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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Ses ,GbrWiirotgen" M1trraD
Vleffc.

ct. albans, ST., 6. 9lug. - Der ,,9lbz
pertiier" oerDhentli6t eine ltnterreoung nit
Sri. Soogfins, Dem ImanlleniiS bes pleitege-
gangenen BaitorSDturrap fuelhe auf Der Reiie
BON YlattSb1tr9b na6 gelp=Oorf ct. albanS
beriibrte. sic fellte bic @eriid)te, oaB lie nit
benz bpfwiirbigen 6errn Yaitor aur6ge-
braHnt lei, entidIieben iii 2lbrebe rnb iagte, OaB
iie alle 4ripatpapiere befielben in @eripabruug
babe, uno ba6 Oturrap's 2fngelegenbeiten aui
etne ebrlid)e unb 3uiriebenitellenoe gSeile
arraugirt merben miirben. Dfurrap perSe eber
iterben, als cttpaa Undergraduates tbuu. Sic
miro nit be8 BaiiorSgtnipalt, Seuator SrpiQe
$. Ylatt BON Connecticut, eine llnterrebuno
beSiisli4 Der Sdlidtuug Der angelegsnbeiten
lbreS 6errn uno 0ieiiters babert. yMuuap
lei," 10 iagt Der meibli6e ImanueniiS, ,pon
oielent afrbeiteu erifGpit uno Made cine Gr=
bolnn98reiic." - ST ioll pQH enen 9etannten
III San 6rausisco getrofisr nor6en ieili
Spitont6 6, 9lHguit, - gtne 0epeid)e aus
- -" Sran3iSco meloet poittip, oaB it1 Dtur=
ran inn portiaeli ,@ranb< Yacifics6otel" befinz
BET uno crit seitsrn 81: s@2adlri9t iiber ieiu
Nalliment erbielt. @r beitreitet, Od6 sr ourf
9ebrannt ei ober iiD auf irgenb cine gSeile Jet
nen gerbinolidfeitell ent5ieben molle, lonoern
erfldrt, er ipaOe iofsrt naa 8eenoignng leiner
@eiddfte in Gan 5ranstSco na6 cen Slten
,uriiffehrPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Spateite &abeI= =Stadlridlten
5renteIen's Mttentater. @robe TeuersbrunIt
i'm GIiaf,.-8eueral 2ajarefT's Expedition
uady Werp. = 9tngeblidIe Grneuerune oss
Strieges ,!uiidIen Gggpten uno 9lbDiitnien.
-SeerDlauiln oes Sp;iQliiten N1eib.

-SeerStsuma oes So;ialiften @eib.
20nOon, I. 9luguit. - Der Su Sa9anrog
am IS. Suli perBattete fuiie Ofirsfg bat etnz
gefanOen, oaB er Die Berion lit, Welde baS
2tttentat auf ben @eneral Don Orentelen Der
ibte.-9tahri6ten ans Si6iflii9lar bis gum
l3. Sltli ergeben, oaB Die SOrbut Der 2a5areff=
ifen Grpepition pOrpGrt5 gegangen III. Sc
neral Sa5aref ipllrbe fiirslid) ourd) eiuen Sturs
pom Bferbe id)tper perlebt.
- Sn @6atinoiS, nabe StraBbura, erttauete
fd geitern cine Selter5brunit, our6 meldle Der
babe Srt elngeGld)ert uno 2000 Oteuihen OBJ
oadlos iuurben. Der S6abeu belduit itd1
auf iiber 100000 Oarf. - Gtuer Serliner
0epeid)e Sufolge iolleu piele Soloaten Der 0a=
5areff'iden Expedition in SOlge Der 6ibe Der
Sonue unn Oes Sanbes an 2luqentrantbeiten
letoen. - IS pezlautet, boB SeItreidb oeneiqt
1T, eiren neuen SanoelSpertrag nit 9eutid]s
lauO ;u idlieBclI.
- Sin als Abplitnien IN 2lleranoria, Camp
ten, angefommener Reiienoer bebauptet, ser
Srtebcnsoertra9 5lpilden benz &6nige Sohanu
BON 9tbpltnien uuo Dem Sce 80niQe BON
Gggpten lei bon oem @riteren nie unter,eifnet
uorben, unb Oerlelbe babe iett 10 900 Sooaz
ten abgeid)tdt, ulu SeiiB uun Uelid)iebenen
Punften Su ergreiien. Die eagptilfe @arniz
ION 81 Wtaliomab ilt 200 llnb oieienige Ill Sen-
mite ebeniaas 200 Mann itarf. Sberft @or=
BON lit jeood nit 5000 Utam uno II Sc
iditte pon Sbartum nad Senuite abgegaugeu.
- @tue Seriiner 9epeld)e Der lonooner
yYOit" melOet, baB tuentgitens 10000 Wiens
lden benz ueritorbenen io5ialiitilfen 2lbgeorb=
neten @eib in 5amburg bas lebte @eleit gaz
beu. - 2(arifi Bai9a, Der tiirtiide Brenlier,
bate geitern @oniersnSen nit uerldieoenen
SantierS in Gonltantinopcl uuo ueriud)te, eilte
geniigenbe Summe Su let6en, I'M ben tiirtiz
id)en 3rllppeu ibren riidfanSigeu SOlo su
SaBleu.
Die Reiormcn in &IcinaIten.
Gonltanttnopel, 6. 9lug. - 0a Gug=
lanb uuO Sranfreid) auf Der 4usfiibrIng Der
perlprodeneH feformen in SleiuaIien beiteben,
10 bat Die Bforte bieie Ufd6te erIud)t, Yerlonen
auS5nipdbler, pelden Die Yofeu Der Sinan3
nuo Suitssinlpeftoren, ioiuie Der Organization
Ser @ensparnlerie iibernagen meroen fDnnen.
Sic 5ooesitraie III Der Sdweil.
Yaris, 6. 2tug. ~ Der 0anOrat6 OeS Sauz
tons llri in Der S6tuei5 bat Su @uniteu Der
@ieberetnfii6rung Der 3oOeSinaie in S6len
bon MiorO MD Dtorobremerei eutitlieoell. Der
SeIdlluB ntuB tebOd erit Ollr6 eiu Ylebictt
ratifiiirt werOeH, ebe er i'll Strait trttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07

gSeir8, N.=!S., 6. Nuguit. So. $. Morz
gan, Elm 6arparoer Stuoent unn 5obn baS
@rz8iAter8 Dtorgau Gus GOuiiiana, ertrauf
belte, tpdhreua et I'M 2GutuipiieOgeezScc ein
Sao nebnlen mollte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Ser gtetfi.stas= Iufer.
ytotben.
Sat- Jlstid,maun & Comps g,reabsfs.

8ait, JIsiid)manm & Comps Wrshbeie.
Compressed yeas).
ga man entOett bat, oaB uiele ytadabmunsen un=
ierer 5ee fh I'M Utarfte 6efinben, 70 bat ollie ddbte
Brebbefe uniere5 6abrifates auf iebem Yatete Den
9tdmen unlerer Sirna. Aae anoeren iino ytadab
mungen.
Otan perlanse BON ieinem Grocer DaiT, ssIeiid,=
uann & Somp's S;rsBbsic. 2dslifb 5rib
3abrif<Oepot: 9tr. "a, ynro=Sg!ap=StraRe.
(Dtdru9,1S g. y. Scmmett, @eidaitsfabrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Die eeporftetemoe Son9reBWabl lit
GaIffuruiett.

SanSran5isco, 6. 9usuit. - Die
0emotrateu bes l. 0iitrifts baben Srn. HOb.
Serial, ben Hid)ter beS bieiigen @rlnlinalgez
rt6ts, ais @on9reBcanbioaten aufgeitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07

Die IHpenoung ocs aIcQNn ReIiefD nm Nor
ooer oen lel0enoeE Stelen Wiro als6al6 bebaoli6e
Srlel9terun9 Oeritatn. SreiBg bis ledlSsia Sro<
pen odoon IN enem balben 1rngtos uon gBaier perz
eel IN loehi9en au9en6llten Nrdmpe, Uaoeni6ure,
Soobrennen, Sopii6mcr;en, Eiqrrboe. yIfentsrn,
S9ltt Stapun9eu III oen Glu9cUeioen uH6 ale inner
ltden ShmerBtH beilen.
glellenoe lolten irmer etne Tl0ldbc pon Raomab's
nR eao1 TeIie1" Uci iitb traacn. gBrnios 5ronfpr,
oaoon IN gSaer 9etbon, beu8en HQen 9rantbeiten Ino
gen oanlt 0ertntpIten gei0en, ole aus Dem (Sebraufe
lnie4ten NoleG5 entlprtn9en, por. IS III elm beiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Sas 8mttoessSlrttfeif. .

> blla Del , ! / a, 6, ,Nugult.-O08 Bun=
beSz8urllieit prroe heute 2lbeno Ourd eiuen
groBen Sall I'M @ebduOe Der 9enaunten 9luSz
ltellung geibloiien, unb Oic &urnprciie lpuroen
bel Der @elegenbett Uertbcilt. 0aS Yreistur=
nen ianb beute 5n Greebmoor= Yarf am 9elo>
mare ltatt. 0er 8au iowobl, pie oa8 Brei8=
tllrnen wnrOen BON elmer 5obneiAenMenge be-
iudt, unb ba8 Set uar III Ieber 6iniitt ein
Srfold
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Stdn0e.

Srillia, Ont, 6. 2luguIt. - @ine per-
beerenOe Seuersbrunlt brad mdbrenO Der per
9angenen 9ta6t bier ans uno Iegte iiber 20 Sc
bduoe I'M 6ersen beS Stabt9enS i'll eide. Der
Serluit miro aui 100000 9ei6dbt,
@ranO 81 apiOS, Ntid. 6. augult. -
Sufferers 8rauerei muroe beute nebit eiuer
groBeu Guantitdt Dial; unO Sier Ourf) 6tuer
SerIt0rt. Der 8erluit betrGgt S12O, 900 uno
1T pollitGnoiG ourfl 8eriiherllna aebedt.
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2 d, to / SI II d. t

Der eun9en, t6crcul6Icr gotbiitg, Stropbeln ,nnbs
iltNqen Seloen pnibWtnocn Segeaeration, G5ed5tptz
zen oer gaere 5unertrantbet, 29allerpcrbaItune init
eu9enotdIdef eInoeruH9, no &dt9eoer ge6raudt uorz
gen ltno, omlt ole lumerjbaie InWeuoInQ oiee8 Snz
liElment0 unnot1ls mOtcnol, Buenfetn in6 in alien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
9faoWaD's o8caSD Tclicf"

miro ougeubIiflide 5oitlfe itafien bel
@ntianoam8eu DER slicrcn,
&ntidnSnn9en Der Slaie,
@eoarmsEntI Iitmounaen,
..,s..... S"n8eH:SunGeittOR
eaIssScioc,s, eGltbmG,
SscriHopier, 7Nptherta,
SSgitCrild,ca aIniauen,
Srdnnc, Satarrb,
Snilmenia, &npftpcb,
Sabnidlmsrjeu.
TenraI9ia, RBcumatlsinuS,
SaIteS uno beibes TteUer.
$sabncrauaeu, tsruitbculen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Cine id1re6lid,e ssamilfentraanaie,

y beOille N.=G., 6. augut.-5Obann
Otutter. Gr id)lug oieielbe SIT Sooen, uno a Is
CT oaranT cine art gegen iie erbob, murOe er
bon Ielner grlloer S1lepb erid)Oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Srei Sinner teraiftct.

Seriep-@ itp, N.=S., 6. augult. - Die
brei Sil1ocr bes 8etsr 8ranni9an, @llen,
Sabre, @onaro, 2 Sabre nno sSillie, 0fonate
aft, ipurben getern bon ibrer 0tutter fiir fllr5e
3eit in ibrer 8obnlng an SnIierirabe allein
gelailen. Sn bern 3immer beianp idl cine
5Slaibe nit 9lugenwaiier, aus SleilpaHer unb
Oforpbin beitebenb. Die Siu6er 9elangten in
ben 8eiis oer Slaid)e uno tranfen iie leer, uno
ais bic Mtutter suriidfebrte, iano tie Die &inoer
untsr uid)t su perfennenben Qu3eiGen bon Ser
qift1ng. Sie REF eilenbs einen 4r5t berbei,
ipeld)er Iofort @e9ennlittel anDeubete, SrOtz
benz iIt Der 3uitalto Der &inber unb namentlitb
Ses iiiuqiten GllserIt aefdhrlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Selegrapbii9e SepeiGen.
lSertte Der aiociirten Brefe> fir ben "Deui1eu
sorreipouoeaten".1
Snfano- o-Qepefdett.
Gus Oct 8mnoesbamptifaSt.

& bington, 6. auguit. - Die beutige
Steuerennabnle betrug 1881 ,249.16; Die 3ollz
einna6me $772 ,034.5G.
Der Braiioent unb Srau SaDeS reiiten bellte
triib aui Der rSallapooia" mad Der 6eitung
Wtonroe ab.
Der &riegsiefretar bat Die Senoung BON 800
meiteren 3elten na6 Mempbis a1georbnet.
Die 9tational=8eiunbb bbeitSbebDrbe lol iiir Die
lclben beSablsn, iobalo iie Die n0tbigen 0tittel
beiist.
0as Sriegsbepartement bat cine 9epei6e
bon oem Seneral Sberioan eupiaugen, lpeld)e
Die geitern per0ffeutlid)teu gtaGribten iibsr Die
Semegungen Der Siour inter Sitting Snll
beitdtigt. @eneral Sberioan ilt Der anii6t,
baB inter bieien llmitdnoen fein @onflift nit
ben Snbianern Su befiir6tsu 1T, inoen bltielz
ben n0rclid) bon Der @ren3e su bletbeu beabz
ild)tigen. General Otiles miro jaood) Dor Der
Sanb i'll ietnent 9ager am Godz zGreef blsibcn.
@eneralpoitmeifter Sep febrte beute bon iei-
ner 6eile burf) 9feu=gn9lanb uuo bic britiid)elt
Bropin5en bier6er suriid.
Der Steuer- GommiiiGr bat ioipeit Serid)te
BON 121 Steuerei1lnebmeru fir oas laufenoe
Stsfailahr erbalteH, uno nur 5 ginnebmer baz
ben ibre Seridte nod ein;uret6eu. Die oor=
ltegenoen Seridte iinb iehr Sufriebeniielleub uno
ergeben, baB ntdt Elm Dollar III ben betreien=
ben Siltriften perlntreut porben ober auf ion
lti9e 9Seiie Der Regierung perlorcn gegangen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
u8alId) sttso g8aDr."

"FaIse and True.n
@eaen GmlenSuns einer 8OTmorfc an RaSpan&
oM p, ytf' 81 2SarrenzStr yteDs9urt, weroet Shr
lApuisaiOnt, gdttiu, ,6rtq. .hp&ag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Die staats,pahf tu @eutmdv.

9omiSpllle, ap., 6. auguit.- Jti9toiiiz
8ielle, jeo od suoerldiii9e Seridte iber bic por<
geltrl9e Staatswabl ergeben, OaB nlr etua
slpei 0rittel oes geiu0bnli6en @otImS abge-
geben tuurben, jeDOdl erlielteu Die 0emofratet
lire ii6ltd)e Otajoritdt. Die 9epublifaner gez
winnen einige wenige Cite iu Der @eiebgez
bun9, alletn Die 0emofraten baben nod immer
cine Wtebrbeit BON iiber 100 Stimmen bel &C.
meinidaftli6er abfimmung. Der Sorldblag
einer @ontituante erbielt ni6t bic erioroerlid)e
Otajoritdt, obgleiG CT BON betben Yarteien be-
fiirmortet murOe. 9ie Babl perltei obne IIfz
regung. Die @reeubddler erudblten Slpti Ntit=
glteoer oeS llnterbauleS Der @eiebgebnng, isbod
lit ibr 9eiammtpotuu1 I'M gauSeu Stoate ein
b0dt lnbeoeutenoes. Su oielem GountD er~
bielt Sladburn 6961 uno gpaus 4O49 Stinlz
men, tpdbreno gelegentlid) Der lebteu @ouper=
neur5pabl 9706 Stintmen fir Mc@rarp (Oez
mofratsn) uuo 7l60.fitr 6arlan (6ep.) abgege=
ben purOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
Sfurs rnM einent 6eriife. - Wier
'9irtetfer jd,sper 1erlett.

&btca9o, e, Au9nf. - gSqbrens led)5
Nfduner beilte auf e1enl @eriile I'M Snuern
bes 9onls Der nelen Dtuiifbaae, Gds Der &an=
bolpb= unb StateitraBe, 60 Sub iiber Der Orb
oberfldbe arbeiteten, brad oaS 9eriilt pl0tlt6
suamnieu, unb bier Der 9lrbeiter ftiirSten nit
pel1 SQljmerfe ourf) ben SuB6OOen IN ben
aeler binab. Bic beibeu 8riiner SObn uuo
Gomiu Sdulolfe hielten ijdl au einenl Ger
lprllnse an Der Wauer ieft ltnO rpurben unper=
lebt 9erettet. Son ben bier 9lrbaitern, lpeld)e
binabitiirsten, erlitten Sraus MiiIer unb Sob.
Stulb 8einbrii6e, @briitian 3aft muroe
ifpsr am aopie uno Otto 6osmann lebeuSs
seIabrli9 aru Otageu perlett. ale @ler liesen
in fritiidem 3uitanbe barneoer.
Waramis bon sorne tn ct. Sobn.
ct. So bn, R.z8., 6. au9uit. = General:
souperueur Marquis BON 2orne uno Die Prir=
;eiiiu eouiie famen beute Morgen bier all uno
ipurOen nit Gutbuiiasmus enpiansen. 0ie
franS0iide 8ep0lterung iiberreidte benz Wtar=
auis cine aorefie, aui tusld)e Serlelbe bur4 cine
paiisnoe 8soe in iransDfider Sprade ant=
lportete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-07
ytr. 1SS.
Srtef 0cS

Srtef 0cS
Nftb. 5burlOp gSeeS
II Gmpiebluu9 pou Or. 9a0wup's 81. q.
pellmitteln, nadl Dem @ebraudj ocrielbsn
m0breno mclrerer Sabre:
ReW 9orF, Den 4. Sauuar 1877.
gSertbcr 6err! yIatbem id felt mcbreren Sobren
Sbre oeilmtttel 9ebraud gubC, uert i'm 3iucel a6er
mt polem Sertrauen, nahoem tdh bre gBirfiamfeit
empfunneH bate, 9eretdt es mir ndlt meniaer nim
&ergnigen, als i'd Is aud iTr mejHe BNdt bate, Den
ytuben Gnjuerteunen, WeheH mir pon 0CmIelben ems
plan9en BADEN. 2Eir 9reiien Su Den @iQen, 10 oft
Die ytotbmeno9tctt IS erioroert mo tets nit Dem ee=
DiinIhten @riol9e. SaS 9caSN Jtelici fam nidht
men. S8tr gebrau6en oas eminent bdufg Ino reid=
lid uno nben taft beitinbi9 ole perbel6eue 9inoerng.
Aufridlti9 Der jArt9e
(9e5etdneD GburIop gBee6,
Srn. = T. Ju fuGp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-07

The DEATH RATE OF our country Is get
ting tearfully alarming, the average of life
being lessened every year, without any rea-
sonable cause, the death resulting generally
from the most Insignificant origin. At this
season of the year especially, cold is such
common thing that in the hurry of every
day life we are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it and often find too late, that .
Fever and Lung troable has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boshees German
Syrup been taken cure would have result
ed, and large bill Of a doctor been avoided.
For all diseases Of the throat and lungs.
Boschee's German Syrup has proven itself
to be the greatest discovery Of its kind in
medicine. Every druggist in the country
will tell you of its wonderful effect. Over
100000 bottles sold last year without
single failure known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-07
vEGETINE
VEGETINE
TIE VERY BEST MEDICINE
-FoR--
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
NEWTON. n. H., March y. 1s-7.

Mr.. r. H. STEVENS ~ '''''
Dear Once more take the pen to praise the
klng VI Medicnes, Ncgctine. When | began TO
eht; my friends thought II was stImulant effect,
eud "Vria soon subsde, leaving me as bad a. be.
lore lhlhkingthat some OF those who read the
.esliioniuI mat wrote at that time, might think
the rane, write once more to satisfy them on that
PUN o'Iee began TO take Vcgetine almost two
yeals aeo, nave gained steadily until the present
time az which am enjoying my former health. and
con1iaei myself cured by Vegetine. Two years
ago Mhs Us low as man could be and live was
.oIInIu W tle bed for eight months, and given up
W uic Wy sigH doctors. some of the most skill.
d Az m 'he state They said ! had several
sevuiu o'1ets, equally fatal aud must die But
Negetihe taken as Hast resort brought me through
anu W tnal owe my life Since my health began
10 improve have made study of disease, and find
tne cause oi ny symptoms to have been Dyspepsia
OF lnulgesti0n, and also find that Ave cases Of
aisease ID every Elk are effects Of the same cause
When the food IL not properly dgested in the stom-
acn ~ becomes poisonous putrd mass, which IL
absorbed Into the blood and by that is conveyed to
an parts Of system, causing symptoms of disease
VI any or all OF the organs Of the body: and If this
cause Is not removed, these symptoms become In
time organic diseases. / have given Vegetine
Ihorongh test In my own case, and also in that of
many OF my acquaintance, and find 1t to be the
very best medicine extant for Dyspepsia or Indiges.
,l9n, one OF the symptoms OF which is usually the
Oenei that You have some organic disease. | am
vel known In the towns Of Goffstown. Wearc, and
Newton, OF this state On H., and can furnish an
uhdeniaDle confederation OF all these statements
lwi,i Willingly answer any letters of inquiry in re.
gard 10 my own case, or the use of Vegeiine.
Yours truly, A. j. BURBECK.
Will follow its use
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 6, 10 A. M.-Pork June
80 GO@9 G91s; July, 80 rex. Corn
June, 1898; July, 81. Wheat-June,
81 Oh; July, 99Is.
CHICAGO, June 6, 100 A. M.-Pork-
July 80 60. Commune, SO; July, 3C4.
Wheat-July, 99B.
CHICAGO, June 6, 1900 M.--Wheat-
June, 81 09H; July, 994. Pork-July,
80 $1,000 80; August, 80 70. Corn
June, 36; July, 3GA.
CHICAGO, June G, -Wkeat-June,
81 Os4; July, 905s. Corn-June, SO;
July, 361s@364. Pork-June, 80 521k;
July, 80 so.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-07
CHURCHES.

A FkICAN NJ. E.--Fourteenth street, between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets; services Sabbath ii
u. m ana 40 p m; Sunday School l;SOp. m.
CHRiSTIAN-Elghteen street. meeting Sab
" bath l0:30p. M; preaching occasionally.
rHuRCH OF THE REDEEMER-tE piscopaD
~ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers (sabbath)
1889 a. m; evening prayers, 1870 p. M; Sabbath
school q. IN. Rev ST. j. Dillon.Lee, Rector
LNIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
i Preaching at 1920 a. m, p. M, and l:3D p. IN.
Sabbath school at 7:30 p. m Rev. T. }. Shores,
pastor.
7 UriIERAN-Thlrteen,h street, services Sab
IL bath II d. m and 30 D. m; Sunday school pa
III. Rev. DuersChner, pastor.
NIRTHODIsT-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets;
prayer meeting, Wednesday go p. m; Sunday
School, ~. m. Rev. A. ?. Morrison, pastor
DREsBYTERIAN- Eighth street: preaching on
i Sabbath at II 90 q. m and T:31 p. IN; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1.3O y. m; Sunday school
al 50. m. Rev b. y. George, pastor.
CECoND FREE.wILL BAPTIST - Fineerth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets ser
vices sabbath al and : 30 p. IN.
CT. JoSEPH's-tRoms Catholic, Corner Cross
- ard Walnut streets; services sabbath 1890 H.
m; Sunday School at 2p. IN; Vespers 3 p m; ser
vices every day Sp M
CT. PATRICK'S-(Roman Cathoic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services SAB.
bath and 10 a. m: Vespers 3 p. m. Sunday school
2p, IN, services every day at D. IN. Rev. r. label
priest.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington June 4 1870.

Washington June 1879.
This is the Democratic decision as to the
two appropriations
First: Pass the army appropriation bill,
with proviso that no money thereby ap-
propriated is appropriated or shall be paid
for the subsistence, equipment, Transports
ton or compensation of any part Of the
army of the United States to be used as
police force to keep the peace at the polls
at any election held within any State.
Second; Pass bill extending the legis-
lative. executive and judicial appropriation
act of 1878. Last years bill which it is
thus proposed to re-enact, provided for the
salaries of all United States judges, district
attorneys and United States Marshals, but
made no appropriation for judicial ex-
penses.
Third: A bill making appropriations for
the expenses Of the courts of the United
States for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1880, and for other purposes.
This last bill will make no provision for
deputy marshals or supervisors of elections.
Init will be embraced the sections relat-
ing to the qualifications and manner of
drawing Jurors which were In the lately
vetoed legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill.
There are many rumors as to this pro-
gramme having been arranged after Demo-
cratic conference with the president, but
they are discredited. 1t is so far more
likely that the president, so far from sug
costing or agreeing to these measures will
veto them all.
1t seems to be thought generally here
that the nomination of Charles Foster for
Governor in Ohio is strong one, and that
the Democrats will need to put forward
their best man in order to have fair
chance of success.
The Star, OF this city, says there is little
prospect of adjournment before July, but
this is not the general opinion. Since the
oppressively warm weather commenced
many delicate constitutional scruples on
the side Of both Republicans and Democrats
have melted away, and look for an agree.
ment upon the main points OF dispute and
an adjournment as probable by June 18th
or 18th.
There will be another effort made at this
session. but probably an Intellectual one, to
systematic the payment of claims for prop
erty taken by the army in the south during
the late war. A measure which is appar-
emily just to both government and claim
ant has been introduced and will be passed.
twill be good news to those interested
in the thirty or forty millions to be paid out
under the arrears ofpension act, that not
only does Secretary Sherman think he can
furnish the money for more rapid payments
than heretofore, but there is disposition OH
the part of congress to compel prompt pay
ment This money, going as it does in
moderate sums to poor people in every sec
ton, must give relief to large numbers Of
persons.
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lower than 1t has been in even what were
considered to be healthy years, the winter
has been unusually severe, the spring cool
and the rainfall neither slack nor excessive.
AT present there is not the slightest reason
to believe that this season will be
marked by even the usual sporadic cases
which have frequently appeared in non
epidemic years, and it amounts to almost
an impossibility for yellow fever to obtain
an epidemic foothold.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-07

WOULD AN IRREDEEMAnIE CURRENCY be
as good as gold9 While there is very
large class Of intelligent citizens who
believe It would, we regard II our duty to
all alike to say that as cure for old sores,
cuts, bruises, jams and slashes, there Is MOTH
ing like Carbolic salvo. Beware Of coun-
terfeitS. ~ ''N'' a2'" SF'Fs w
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A REPORT recently made, at the New
York Dairy Fair, and largely copied in ag-
ricutural journals says: "the best Butter
Color exhibited, was Wells, Richardson Il
Co.'S, Burlington, w." Warranted to give
a rich, golden color with no effect on the
flavor of keeping qualities. Druggists
keen Il.
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VEGETINE
FOR
"A S Il III M A.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Dear Sir.-For the last fifteen years. during the
months OF May and June. have been afflicted with
what the doctors called Asthma II was very dis
tressng, rendering me miserable. so that dreaded
its coming on. was recommended to use Vege.
tine. took two bottles before expected the ut.
tack and was entirely relieved. feel grateful TO
Vegetine. JNO T. RALINGER.
llCS Greek II, Phia
VEGErIsE has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers
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Latest News.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, June 6, ESQ p. M.-Wheat
dull-Wintcr, IS 9d@9s sd; Spring,
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0s Id; California club, 9s 1d@bs 4d. Corn
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NEW ORLEANS AND THE YELLOW
FEVER
New Orleans Times .

New orleans Times
The anxious and oft repeated inquiry
now going the rounds is, "Will we have the
yellow fever this yearln To all such we
would simply say that at no time has New
Orleans been as free from fes erslpf any de-
scription or exhibited less tendency to yell
low fever than now. The death rate Is