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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-25
WerfdlShfe @erfte

Gimeinnatt, "a. DECEMBER. = @eitsrn
femen bier gSagenlaounsen 8erite, rpeld)e an
cine bieii9e 8rallerei beitinl,nt paren, aus
Chicago bier an uno Elm Snipettor ermttslte,
baB Der 6anbelSartifl bird Mntpsnoung bon
'Sfipefel nerfdlift rporoen tuar. Sin 8erihtz
erftatter ber D@a5ette" bat auf CUTE autoritdt
bin erfahren, bab Id in Chicago ein Gtabtiliss
ricnt befinbet, ipeldes iid le6isli6 oatl,tt be-
id}dfti9t, @erite bon 9erin9er 0uantitdt burf
anpenbung bon Sdwefel 6erart 3n prdpariz
rem, oo6 iie 6em ausieben nah mibt bon Der
befteu @erite unterihieben rperben fam. Die
betreifenbe 8ranerfirma fpeigert fih, Die @erite
ar5unebmen nno bic eettere bs!inoet iIh nod
a,lf bem 9ahnhofs.
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Gias Santbare 2smersemmana.

n@tne dItoniid,r noer tjeIsetrnrjeItc Sraufgcit
tt.riren beist iiderli cinen groen Sie9 eryinaef.
Se nrhc5!rait, uetde einen 34angel liar erfernt
Illo 6enleiben luciB - ole tutenueie unb Sdrttt r
S6rltt oen SorpCr ueeer bCriielt, Oct lan9l0m BON
einer l1lelheneen Sranfbeit ange9ren uno ScituGdt
muree, bat nLt nur auf uniere ahun9, ionbern audb
allt lInlere Sa1tbarteit IHipruh 81. 3teotpaO bat
Der yiendbeit jenes tDult6erbare Seiimitte Maos
DIES otees Jeultat er3ieIt uno bic ei6enoe Wiendl=
belt ipelbe iid in Ianaen 6aaen unb 9idhten nit
arantbelt uno Sdmerben persehrt, lit ibm ju Daut
perptdtet. ("Dieotcal Nteiien9er.")
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sard,fhare &xIte i'm Woro,ue stc,,

9 t. y Il !, NflnlI., "a. SeSentber. - SaS
@ctter 1T snr 3eit III bieien Staate faltcr, ais
ieit uielen Sabren. gu ct. Gincent nabe Der
br1tiIden G5renSe itebt oas Sbermonteter auf
SO @rao inter Stuff, su Grooffton Sc, gu
@ranezSorfs 80 nno gu 8rcdelrioae 80 @rao
nnter gill. Die Srte licgen I'M Rsb Jfiper>
Sbale, ulb Die Bolarlpelle ibetnt bonn britt
ifen @ebiete gcfommen ST ieiu. SIN 8 ten
unb Siiben bss Staates lit Die adlte nii)t 10
itreng. Sn ct. Baul fiel bas Sbernlonleter
uid)t nieSriger, als Is @jrab inter Stuff. Mlle
l3iige fuerben biird Ben ticfen Sdnee allfgebal=
ten.
Gan Sran5isco, "a. 0e3enuber. -
auBergeip0bnii6e Galte berrid)t lsit 5fpei So
gen an Der 8acifcfiiite. Der Safen BON Sic
toria auf Sancoipers= =Sslano lift sugeiroren,
unb Die Sdifffabrt i'm BugetsSunoe, iomie
auf Dem Columbia llnb benz @illtanlettefluiie
bur6 Sis unterbrodlen. Sil ben Sbdlern @a=
lifornien'S itarb bas Sbernlonleter beute auf
20 bis 80 @rab iiber 9lull. Oas Sbit bat in
perlhieoenen @egerlbeu bebentsllber S6aben
erlitten. gu Broiier=@reef oil her ,,@entral-
Bacific Sabn" jenieitS ber @rense oieles
Staates tpar oas Sbrrnometer beute firth auf
Sc G'rao Inter Mull 9eiunfeu, unb In San
Sransisco biloete iid md6renO Der bergange-
nen Nadt Gis, iueldes itarf genug mar, nm
einen Uiann su tragen sllls Utah miro ebelt=
falls Itrenge &alte gsnlclbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-25
9aSwab's Gssnlireaae Tiaen.
goafomineite g,nr8au;cm, Iiuoernoe gtbfibr@
mittcI, tpirfsn obne sdmer5, tets 3aperlaiHs
uae Iatiirlitj in ibrer Operation.
Gin pe8eta6tltf0ss Griabmittei fiir
Gatomet.

8olfommen o6ne ie9tben 8eisei1maf, elegant nit
iisem @ummi alafrt, pur8ren, reguren, retHi9en
urb itdrfcn.
Oaaoiuas's gstucn gut Sur aaer Sranf6eiten bcs
Dtaaens ber se6er oer eodrme oer Jteren 6er Slaie
iope fir nerp6ies Sopimeb 8eritopfuns, nbiseition
Spspepiie, bilioie 3uanbe, e6er, unterleibseutSHz
bilnq Sdmorfboi6en uno aQe an6eren 2eoen bes lllz
terlei6s. Cine pollfommene sur 9aranrt. Jlein pes
9etn6ilild feline Spur Wiertur, Dineralien ooer
Iddo6en Sro9uen.
HB- Sian bcadtc fotgenbe Spnptome bon 9rantbet=
6dmorrboioen, Buteripdiuns nad bem Stopte, Sdure
i'm Wia9en ebeltet, Soo6rennen, gtel bot oem gier,
Maqen6rnden, aiires AuffoBen, Snfen ooer 9e6eu
bes Sersers, er.idenSes @eiubi 6ei'm 2iesen, 0ebe
ooer SSlGdern oor ben aubei, ieber Il. oumpe Sdmer
sen i'm aopie, itodenoer sthem, 9elbe5 auseben Der
Sout uno Der QH9en, geitenitefen, SdbmerSen in Der
gSrlS unb in ben ojleoern, pl0bid)e InnaaunaeH Don
Sibe, Srenneu bes SIeiide5.
Gini9e 3olen uon Raoipab's ptaeu per6en bas
Spiten pen oaen oben9enannten rantbeiten bsireien
grcis 25 Gents pro Sd,antei.
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Srtstate @rmprsnns etnes S@ul=
fltGn GteM6.

Sa9ers stoipn, Sno., "a. Desember. -
Gin fiini5ebnjdbri9eS Sdulmdo4eu, NamenS
States, ipllroe Dor etlua Smei gSod)en BON 3pei
anberen S6nl!ndo6en, ipelfbe ibretlpi0en aus
oer Sdule geitoBeu ruorben iparen, auf Dem
Seimtpege aui Die brutalite Beilc nit einem
Salli6ld9d ern1orbct.
Die reiden @ltern Der beiOeu jungen M1r-
berillnen gaben ben @ltern Der Grmoroeten
$4,000, I'M bte Sade 5n pertuiden, jebOdj 1T
bos Serbreden lett bur6 atoere ShultinDer,
ipelde Gn9enseu9en Der Chat waren, GnS
2id)t gefonmen.
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SSalim tiit0 &ahr.

2Eir taiien aus Or. 9iaofpap'5 G66anSluna l6er
rsralltbett Tno oeren sur" nodbie9enoen Gus,us
fo9en:
(Gitac SeiHo tannt GNrnAafAniAnn
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Mebr GemMGts

alS al(e Ier3tc, nad bretidhriger Sabanbluns.
nNieiue Serren SIM @eiihIuHe empianseu sic 80
Gents fir cine Heine gi9ie @uticura, WeIdDe id an
Ei4 gu ien6en ottte; Die $isSad)ie pel9s Sie mir
reno bre Sahren. gebtere HliBten mir arnid. jeet
bcilen meine iSiBe unb Sente raid. jbr DtitteI lit
in Der 2hot @uttcura. @r9ebenit 5br
Goau WlDr8an. y, VI.
Miosfom GRirn. %. Suni iS1S.n
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GaslpaD'e Geaog 9telief

percbl nie III elmer bis 5panJg Nnuten bel elmer ens
5igen 9rinouden &ppIitatioH Sdln,er;en 81 inoern.
lBte beitig uno auauoll aud Der Sdiner; iein maa,
zen Die nit Wbeunati5mus JtelroI9ie ro0ien 9ets
Den mo anoeren arantheiteH Ye9aiceH eroulben MOS
gen, Taopag's &eaoD Jselie1 Uirb ou9eublidltde
gin6erun9 gefudbren.
GntsGnOums oer 9itercu, Der 9IaSe, Der siases
tDeiDe, GOn9citioH Der SMngen, S,eiserfeif
acknowledgements, SscrsflopSeii, SSDitsrte, sra:
tarrb, Siphtberitis, 0roup, S3rippen, sepp5z
tpeb, siabnUeb, Yensaisic, Rteuntattsmls,
faiter Sd)aucr, ssieber, ,5roStbeuIeit, SuetId)z
tuunoen, SpmmerbeId,uerOcn, SSuiten, 8ers
rfnfungen, Sdluupisu, Sd)meriet. III oerGrmit,
In, BRGeit uno III oen @lieoerM tperoen agge1s
btiGIidl ee!juDert.
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{or. 9. Aieoel1thal, StraBburg Shio,
id)reibt: o9a td ielbit baS ct. Safsb 8
Del gegen 0lbellmatismuS anluanbte, nefms
mlttef fir bieic8 idnlerabafte 2eioen 81 enlpft6
len. ct. Safob8 Sel that mir iebr CUTE
3itnIte uno iteilte mid polltommen Der, tpdb=
reno ale Wtittel, meld)e idl Dorber auuanot:,
oGne GriOig uaren. (S08Y
Sam man bon eineu Mtttel mebr erp1r=
ten, ais baB eS es bic gegebeHen Seriprefugcu
halt, D. +. iuirflid) 9as 1T, mas BON ibm ae-
iagt if? !6r. 81. Slaidlfe, gSabaib, SnO.,
bcantmortet Die Srage: Or. 9lugnit S0nig's
$ N burger Sru ittb e bat mir urto Oen
0teinigcn bel Suiten, Sdnupfen uno @rfdl-
tunqen CUTE 9icHite aetbar, uno lit oicis5 auS=
geSei6nete tSeilmittel ieiueu 8eripre1un9eu
pollfomnen 1lad)gefommen. (30S)
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Ger &eJo,st nrr<.

Mem=Oort, "a. 9esbr.-S SolsenSes fiuS
Die SdluBnotiruusell: @elb 81; Sterling
@ebiel 4.SO2-s1. SunSeS Sbligationell,
1sSler l07, neue 6iinfer 103, 1o.4oer =,
9iit. Gol. s.65er S64. aftien: Netp= Dorfer
Central l29a, grie All, gafeShore 1913, Sui
npiia Central 9Sa, 8ittsbara 1861, Chicago
gtortbipeiern 87t, 90. Yrioritaten 1O3, 9tod-
Sslanb 148, gSeitern llnton Sci. 1909, SEEM
Serieper Central 81. llnteridatamtS=g =gilan3:
Cob $1O7 1928, ,156; Gourant Sc ,401 ,484.
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9taat Narglano, Etaot Baltimore.
SD, 3. g. Yatpccm, aaliirer Der o6engenaun=
ten 8anf, bedtu0re biernit ieerli, bab obi9er Be
ridt na rneinem beiten iien uno @lau6en pabr lit.
8. $. Yatpoen, &aiiiTer.
11nterihrieben nnb bei6tporen Dor mir on bieienl,
benz %. Gage i'm 0onat 8e5enber 1879.
SDbn 3. Sarlpip.
6riebensrtdter.
Die Hidtisfeit beibeinisen
g. 81. Nobinfon,
4lIeranoer SorcS,
Sbas. 8. S3outer,
la0al Glreftoren.
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Sic SSirren In 0oi,e

Quguila a, Wie., "a. 0esbr. - Setrddt=
lid)es slufleben miro beute Nlorger bird oie
stnseinanoeriebuns eines biSber iiberiebenen
Hunftes biniiftli6 Der Stinmensdblung
onrd) bteiige Sourrale erregt. @5 erbelt, oaB
mir rs 5uiioniiteu gripGblungS, @ertififate fiir
baS Selegatenhau8 erbalten baben, tud1renb
oeiien gelanmt Mitglieber5abl 151 betrGgt,
seeun babsr ote @riudblung oreier Suiioniiten
erfolgreitb beitritteu lperben fam, 10 tDnnen
Die rcpHblifai1iidjen WfitaIieber, tpatti1 is iif
in corpore SnriidSieben, Die Grlangung etneS
GonnernellrS berDinbern. SIM Sale fein 6au5
perlammelt iperben fam, 10 ,piirbe Der $rdft=
bent Oes Staat8ienat8 alS @oupcrneur III fun
giren baben. 5reilid) iit bieier Sad lti6t
ipabrldleinlid), Ionpern ebcn rtlir u0glid).
9ld)tb. &ot so. Worrill bat bem @ouoer1tsllr
Garce!on ei1len langea Srief geifrteben, III
ipelGelt er bsnlelben int lianen oes republiz
tanilden Staatscouite's nnb I'M Sntereile Der
0ffcutliden Jtuhe empfieblt, alle id)tpebenben
Streitragen in Sesug auf sbie Stinmen5dbz
lung bnrd) bas Sber @erift enti1eiOen gu
laiien.
auanita, Oi,, "a. 9e;eurber. - Die
ySeleetnlen" bon gSebiter uno 2iSbon haben
llnterrsbungen NIT Dem @onoeri1ellr besialid)
elmer SerGnberung in ben 9Sabl Gertififatelt
aus ienen Srten gebabt. Der benofratiibe
@anOibat iuurbe fit eripdbtt erflart, meil Die
brei benz Seridte beigefiigten gtamen angeb-
lid BON eilter unb berieben 8erlon unterSeidz
net maren. Die vSelectrten" baben nun eib=
lid erfGrtet, bab Gin jeber berlelben unter
geobad)tnng Der geietlid uor9eiAriebenen Sc.
geln uilterSeidnete, unb iie ltub iberseugt, bab
baS @r1pdblungs Gertififat, ipeldes bem De-
mofraten Seal ausgeitcllt murSe, annullirt
uno oaB ein nenes Dem 8epublifaner &bomas
ertbeilt luerDen tpirb.
8angor, Wte., "a. 9eSentber. .-Sr. gben
s. 8iasburD bat oie er,udblten uno ybineilt=
ge3dblten" 6uiioniften burd) Srieie ailfgefor=
bert, iid1 am Samitage Dor Dem erlteu Dtitt-
mod in ausuita eillslifinben rnb bic nntbmei1=
bisen Sorbereitungen fir ben 3nlammentritt
Der @eletgebmng 5u treffert.
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aseftiSer Ne8et Tito Sspd1tpaiIer t,,t
Shinfhdlc.

Cincinnati, "a. 9e5enlber. er.-0er Ohio
1T innerbalb Der lebten "a Stunben IN Iolge
Ser perenlHegengiiile Der lesten swei Gage
unl 8 SUP geifiegen, uno lleberidwemmunaen
,uerben befiirdtet.
Ser bentise 8egen in aentudp ,piro oils ser
beftigite ieit 80 Sabren geidilbert. Sm Siding
Gipertbale entitarb betradtliber S6aben burd
bas pl6tlife Steigen bieies 5luiIes.
Der 2ittle Mtan1i tit ans ieinen Il fern getre-
ten unb mebrere Sriifen iino 5erit0rt iuorben.
gertd)te aus beln obereu Sbiotbale n1elDelt
ebeilfalls ifpere Gegengiile.
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ylr. 33O8.
@ef1lnS6etf 1T 2tei6t6ttut!
@eianoGeit oes ie0epcrs iis @sIdt.
tDmnt fiit Sen Geift.
SaoIpag'5
SariapariQa Neiolucnt.

9ienes Slut erjcist geIuu5es SeIt, fiarfe Rnobei:
lno cine flare naut. 2er iees Sleiid, acinoe snos
den olne SRo6enfraB uHo cinen neltn Eet RI ba6ei;
liam Reiol lpeut.
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80. sSabrgallg.
gtott3em.
Sat, ;le,f@mann & eomp's wrebs,

San, 5Ie,fdmanm & Gomp's Yrebbeie.
Compressed yeast).
Da man entbett bot, baB piete Nadahrunser iria
ferer SeIe fib i'm Martte befinben, 10 bot ole dtte
BreBbeie unieres Sabritates aui ieoen Yadete ben
Namen unIerer Sirma. AGe nnoeren finb Nadab=
lnunsen.
Wian uerlanse BON ieinem Grocer 0aH 1Ietid
ssamm & 9ou,p's HteBbeie. Tdslid friih!
sabrit=Depot: gr. "A, gforS=0utaips ztrafie.
(Dadra1e,1S) 9. 9. 8emnett, @3eihditsthbrer.
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a Merid,t ses Stanoes oer agSciterm ssatiomal=
~ Banf BON Baltimore" 1T Baltimore ttn
etaafe 0sarnIano bei'm 9d)lnfie Ser 0e=
td3aftc am IL. 9e5cmber 1879.
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@orNtuNg.

@le Seilmitte, bic, i'm llebermGse gcuomlnen, oas
9ebeu 9eidbr6en tonnen, iollten perneoen tueroen.
Diorpbium, Opium, Strp6nin, glrnica. Sposciamus
unb an6ere are Giite lin0ern uobl ju 9eipen 3eite
Yotienten ipdbrenb brer g8irfuna oui oas Soitein.
&ine Suete Sojis iebodb mag baS seioen ueribliEi-
mem nb cine brittle osar ben Zoo berbeiiibren. IS
~ oaSailS annot4l9 olsf u9eOiis 5Gttoren 81 9s.
tpaS's HeaeN Hciicf, Die iurtbt6arfen Stmer,en
raider belt un6 peoer feicn ainoer, nod eriuadies
nen nGtDtbeili9 uer6en tam.
Ias ,uabrc &inoeruussmittsl.
Jfobip p'S Reabp Nelte 1T 6as einSt9e Sell
nitteI, oaS au9en6ldlih SdmerSen linoert.
SitniSie Sente Die sylafdle.
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@inca Solar ole StaS6e,

Witutlte.a=S3ettmittel.
GrTorbern nur WinI(en, nidt Stnn0en, I'M
S6mcTjea uno atute Srnltgeiten Su tltrireu
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9attes Siebcr+

9altes Sie6er miro fir iilnfSg Gents furirt. @sg6t
fein Senittel i'll oer 9Sett ueldes faItes Sie6er no
ole onperen malariden btliDien, S6arlatz, 9ppbuSs
9elbes un0 Gnoere 5ieber (bei Dem scisettisen GeA
6raude BON Rao,pag's piuen) 70 Itnel turtrt, uie
Ia6tuag'S Reaop JieIiei.
Ser Ge6raudsanipciiun9 9emdb genommen, ipirb
es in Den9en glu9enbltden ardlnpfe, Wtagenialre,
SObtrennen, &opiDeb, Diauboc, Spienterte, aoltf,
Sldbun9en uno ale tunerltben SbmerSen turiren.
ReaDB Sleliei NIT iid fiibren. Ginige 5ropfen In
gEaiir 9enommen bel9t 9rantbeiten un6 Sdmeren in
Solge BON @aierluetel Dor. ais StimHlirmttte III
Is beiier, alS fran50iiifer 8rqn0p ober Buffers.
Berg uno sSoritiestc oaten itet5 oamit uerie9en
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gBir ipieberboien, bas Der eeer Inere Bidder ula
Gdrften h6er arantbeten uno oeren ir ftuoren muB,
-por Anem:
nSaiidl Ino &ehr."
.0taotra1 ttber SrrttabIe nsetbea,"
.TaSma1 iiber SfrcyhetH,"
uno anberc grcn fiber 9rantbeiten perhieoener art.
Sn ben apothefen 5u haben.
@fan leie: ,,Walidb nio Mabr
Dfon Ifbide cine g3rtefnarte an Raotpas g. Hustp..
gr. SO, s9arrcns, ode Der 6bmrdls sStrase, Stctbs
Wort.
SId sugeihtdt Derben.
(Aprtiis@lort, Nitfu, ,6rsit,t&tu)
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GWtGc1ara=Sesfc.

Sortreffidw, ais irgcno cine anosre.
n96arteS 9eurin, Apotbeter,
iSirft Bace, @fe @ourtitraBe,
2'rooilpn, t. DidrS 1879.
Sd fam mid freu6ig ii5er Die beitfrdttgen Giaenz
ltoIten S9rcr Guttcura Seife ausipretcn; iie
htertrtfft gobt9eru Die 6eitsn Setien, uele jeet
i'm @ebrauthe itu0. SBarIcs Senuia."
Sie eutscmra=sriia,ittel iueroen prdpartrt bon
Meets & Yotter, @bemter uno Drogutiten, 9tr $50,
ibinstonzStraBe, Soiton, uno ino bel allen Droz
9uftCn gu baben. 4reis beS @uti cUrn, tleiue 8hdz
len 90 Gents, 0roBe Siiden, melfe 4 smol ole Guam
titdt Der tIenen en9atten, 81. 9teIOloent, 81 pro
6Iaite. @uttcura Setfe, % 9ents pro Stitd,
mittelit Boit 80 Gents; 0rei StiG 70 Gents,
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Saour6, bas fie cas- 9ierz
Uenz Sgitem iofort anre8tH,
ipirp tbre Wirfun9 in oen
entferiIteften @rtremititen
gefiibIt; oarum luiro leo I
SdmerS, luel6er aus elmer
au9enblidltb un6
aud 0erjtlopfen
,rreiSung oes Utagens unf
St5rIln9en, Op5pepiie uno
'er berriibrt.
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Getegrap9iId,e 9epeIdleu.

Serbte ber rgiiociirten Breiie' ftr ben rSeutiheu
eorrelp
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GoufnS'
yotta'fAe Glefisiid)e
Rf(aitcr.

St6rung ber Rerpenfrdfte
ipte burf i3au6er 9eitilt;
eungen=@nt5iln lle5
llnterletbes Seroauun9sz
@olif, tpenn iie pon Der Gel
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g,ou oen. stdtb. Sburiom 2Seeo.
Sine Gmpieblnn8 bon Or. RaotpaB'S ". u. ".
s,eiln,tttelm, mad msbriabrtsem @ebrama,e
sefielbeu.
1a,p~NorF 4 S,nuor 1877

ggert6er Ser seitmebrcren Sabren jhon9 9ebrauhs
ggirffanteit 6ao iebod erilnten ind Die guten 2Brz
fnoen berIelhen nit 9Sertrauen, uuo iest balte ih es
nidt nur iiir meinc Bdt, ionoern es natt mir iosar
Hreube oen 9hieen ben oieletbcn mir ge6ra@t odnfz
bar ansuertennen. Gas MeaOp Meiiei tonnte nttht
6eer 6esednet neroer, ais bur ieinen taincr. yBir
appsiren oaiebe bdi9 uno finben jait unIe96ar Die
peripre6ene 9inoerllng. Ahtun9sDoa
sin 0r. 9abtuap. Ibarlotp g9ss0.
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3anR- Ausweife.

N}erid,t ees Stanoes oer "3tpeiten Nattomal>
~ &aNf" tn Baltimore i'm Staafe WarnI9nD
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PINAFORE.

OF the Juvenile Pinafore Company adj
yertised to appear in Cairo next Monday
and Tuesday night, the Columbus Dispatch
says: The Juvenile combination that pre-
sented "Pinafore" las: night gave in itself a
novelty to the opera, and the atonishing
cuteness and splendid voices of all made
the voyage the happiest Of all. Miss Ella
Emanuel, as Little Buttercups, was the win
some sprite Of the troupe, and never was
"dear Little Buttercup" more sweetly sung
or more archly acted. Captain Corcoran, as
rendered by Master Lasker, was fine bit
of acting, and in his tenor voice he had a
rare possession. Miss Sallie Cohen's
josephine was one continued delight.
Miss Mamie Cohen's Cousin Hebe was an
other specimen of precocious cuteness. and
the naivete of her, 80 do his sisters, and
his cousins, and his aunts," was irresistible.
Master Emanuel, rs Sir Joseph Porter, was
immense in his official role Maser frankie
Temples Rackstraw was simply elegant
and the best we have ever seen. Master
Slomans solo, "He is an Englishman," won
him decided encore.
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COMMUNICATED. 4
Editor Cairo Bulletin;


Will you permit me, through the columns
OF your good paper to enquire OF our city
fathers how long We poor Cairoites, are TO
dwell in darkness! Or TO speak more
plainly how long will it be until our little
city can indulge in the luxury OF lighted
street lamps on dark nights: The frequent
and daring robberlcs that are committed 50
often OF late upon some OF our principal
thoroughtares makes the necessity of street
lights still more apparent, We have been
patient and accomplishing for long time
over this deprivation, but we begin to think
that in this case patience has ceased 10 be
a virtue, and that it is high time that the
citizens demand, as their right, that the
street lamps be lighted. Was there ever
better opportunities offered for midnight
crime and robbeyics than is afforded III our
town! With our small, overworked and
insufficient police force and our inky black
streets at night What more can robbers
and burglars ask! II is disgrace to our
city and citizens. Other towns with not
half our population, do not think Of doing
without street lights, surely CAIRO is not
so far behind in other matters of enterprise
Then why, in the name Of common sense,
does she not light her street lamps!
Just think fit; a city of al least ten
thousand inhabitants and situated as she l.
almost surrounded by rivers and alive with
railroads the half way place between the
north and south--always full Of transient
trayel-otten oyer.run by the floating
scum of humanity, Still the cry must
90 abroad that we are either too
poor, too negligent, or too stiugy, to light
our streets lamps, for our own protection.
Oh shame, shame. No wonder that Cairo
is called the jumping of place by travellers,
who pass drought il. or sojourn here few
days. Now, Mr.. Editor, am only a wo.
man but oh, how | long sometimes to be a
man, for a little while, if thereby might
influence our old slow city fathers in the
right direction, bu. as have said, am
only woman, and have neither gas, kero
senc nor electric lights for sale, neither have
| the slightest hope that will ever be an
alderman or mayor, but if could only be
admitted once to those council meetings,
wouldn't make Use of my woman's pre-
rogative. and scold until they would be
glad to order the street lamps lighted, in
sheer self-defense? Is it any wonder that
our peaceabe citizens do not feel safe to 90
on our streets at night without being armed
with stout club As for myself, | never
think Of venturing on the streets after dark,
but having husband, whose business often
calls him forth at any hour OF the night,
have many slcepless hours filed with
anxiety, to attribute to our dark streets and
insufficient police force Let us have re.
form in these two important matters, or in
a short time our city will be as noted for its
midnight robbnr.es and crimes as Dead |
wood is. Respectfully yours,
CAIRO, H., Dec 3D., 1879. BEATRICE.
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RIVER ITEMS.

AT our wharf, to-day, for Evansville,
will be found the feet steamer IdlewiId.
The elegant Ste. Genevicve is due
here for Memphis to-day.
For st. Louis, the John B. Maude will
be found at our wharf to-day.
The Annie p. Silver, no blood relation
to our SOL is the Anchor Line steamer for
New Orleans to-day. She is a safe and
good boat.
MIR. Sol. Silver is not, as we gave our
readers to understand in yesterdays ISSUE
the freight agent Of the Anchor Line
steamers, but their passenger agent, Capt
Shields is the freight agent.
Yesterdays arrivals were; jim Fisk,
paducah; Champion, Paducah; My Choice,
St. Louis; Clifton, Pittsburg Celna, South 4;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis Arkansas Belle,
Evansville, II. s. Triplet, Hawesville;
Robt Mitchell, Cincinnati; vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati; Colorado, Vicksburg; Imperial,
St. Louis
The departures of steamers yesterday
were: Jim Fisk, Paducah; Champion, Pa.
ducah; My Choice, st, Louis; Clifton, st..
LOUIS; Celina, Nashville; Belle Memphis,
Memphis; Arkansas Belle, Evansville; r.
$. Triplet, White River; Vint Shinkle,
Memphis, Colorado, st. Louis; Robt
Mitchell, New Orleans.
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Eighth street,

WiNTEE Is UroN Is and every person
must be supplied with good boots OF shoes.
The place to buy them is at c. Koch, shoe
store, No. 90, Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where you will al
ways find the best OF St. Louis and Clncin-
matt hand .madc boots and shoes on hand
and sold very low, The public will find 1t
70 their interest to call and examine prices
and goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, always on hand complete stock Of
leather and findings.
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much patch work has already been put on
it and If our city fathers would avoid a
first-class suit for damages, they had better
awake to the Importance Of rcconstructing
this walk.
We met on Commercial avenue yestcr-
day man who was carrying in his hand a
pocket knife, which he offered to sell us for
twenty-five cents He was stone-cutter
by trade, he said; his home was in Chicago;
had sent his tools to Memphis, where he
expected to get work, and was following
them up. When he started he had only
money enough to bring him to Cairo and
here he was now without the means
to 90 further and he wanted to
sell his pocketknife in order to obtain the
necessary quarter, which would enable him
TO cross on the ferry, He had seen the
Mayor, but he had refused to pass him, tell
ing him he had already done too much OF
that kind of business. When We refused to
buy his knife he asked us, as though we
were his guardian, what then he was to do.
We could only inform him that it was his
misfortune rot to be a professional tramp
or vagabond, and that the sooner he de-
veloped into that character the sooner he
would be the recipient OF kind favors, in
the shape of pass across the river, ETC.,
from the Mayor.