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Restoration OF Passenger Rates-strik,
ing CRblnetmakerA.

CHICAGO, July l7.-southwestern pas.
senger rates from Kansas City to New
York, which were recently cut by the
Wabash, have been restored.
IN large meeting, atwhich forty-eiVht
oi the principal furniture houses Of fhe
city were represented, it was resolved
this evening not to accede to the demandso oI
the striking cabinet makers OF Inc eight
hour system, and it was determined t6at
ten hours should constitute davis labor.
as heretofore. The opinion was genera
that it was better to close the places oi
business than to give up TO the strikers,
About half OF the latter have returned Ia
work Internationally.
The Mayor to-day accepted the resigna.
ton of the Deputy Superintendent Of Po.
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As AN alleviator Of pain, whether re.
sulhng from asprain, 6ruise, burn, Insect
sung, rheumatism, or any other cause,
nothing we know OF answers the pnrnose
90 well as ueLdinS' Good Intent LiaiMent
1t gives speedy and sure relief, as hund-
reds OF certificates will prove. Only 25
cents 0 bottle, 80
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/ CnIcA6o, July l7.-Reports from -the
southern parts Of Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio shOw.a. condition Of extraordinary
prosperity among famers. The crops Of
wheat are the largest known, averaging IS
10 40 bushels an acre, excellent in quality.
A good price Is offered for II. The increas-
ed volume OF shipments, which strains
the utmost carrying capacity OF he rail.
road continues. The presentdry favorable
ripening and harvesting weather will In.
sure an equal success 70 districts further
hotth: also Of spring wheat regions meth.
west, where fair weather only is needed to
insure rich harvest and better times for
everybody, -. ! q - ~ "
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The Inevitable Fate or the Peaeemaker.
NEW YoRx, July 17.-Patrick McDer-
mott was killed to-day by Nicholas Meiners.
Both lived at "a Hudson avenue, Brook.
lyn. McDermott interfered Yesterday
when Meiners was beating his wife.
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gence from Central Asia Is 10 the effect
that China is preparing for war with Rus.
EGYPE

WILL PUT "A sroP TO EGYPTIAN AoQus,rrox.
LoNpoS, July Vienna dispatches
says the Powers and Porte will probably
agree on the introduction OF provisions In
the Khediye's new firman Of investure Of
putting q stop 70 the costly attempts to ex.
tend the Egyptian dominion southvard.
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ST.LOUS.

cooler Weather-Semple d Berge Manu-.
faeiurlng Company Make an Assign.
ment.
ST, LOUIS, July ia heavy rain storm
relieved the monotony ofthe heated term
which has prevailed here for the past ten
days, and the mercury has ranged below
IS all day.
The semple & Berge Manufacturing
Company, which suspended last week,
made an assignment TO E. @. Simmons
last evening. Negotiations were in pro-
gress with the creditors whereby it was
thought an amicable adjustment would
be reached without going into the
courts. An attachment suit for S., 900 was
entered yesterday by an Ohio manufac-
turing company, and the St. Louis house
decided to-day that an assignment was
necessary to protect their interests.
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signor Carroll, Italian Premier, inform.
ed the Chamber Of Deputies that the
ministry would devote themselves ex.
clusiyely 70 the internal interests OF Italy,
which needed long period Of peace and
industry. The speech was very coldly
received,
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Rnltimore I,.ttI. ,-.-I

BALrtMosEl July 17.-CA7rLE-Ninrket dull
and NaXc of; very best 5l[aSxc. .' Trt s,st
quality 411aSc; medium 3%ai%c; Ordinary
2$a2%c; most sales at 3Ha4I[c, ReceInts
269s head; sales l,70s head. 'p''
hooS-Supply about equal TO the demand
Veotaaons 6abHc. Receipts 5,9S5 head
sHEERs-Receipts sheep and lambs. sTao
aS nead. Quotations: sheep, 3a4Xc: lSmbs
38a5Hc. '-l--0'
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A BOURBON INITIATION.

Count De Chambord, head OF the elder
branch Of Bourbons, replying to the ad.
dress Of his followers, congratulating him
on his tete day, writes; "I.et your ranks
be opened 70 every man Of good will" Il
Is remarked that this looks ike au invita-.
ton 70 the clerical Bonapartists to join the
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GOOD SHOOTING,

At the 800 yards range at Wimbledon,
Yesterday, Frank Hyde (American), 1t.
SoI; Fenton and another made each seven
6ulis.eyes, the highest possible score in
the contest for the Armourer Com pany
prize. In shooting of the ties each made
three bull's-eyes. In the pool shooting
Morse American) made almost an un.
broken line OF bull's-eyes.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT DELAWARE O.

CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-THE store
Of L. Jenkins, at Delaware, Ohio, was
damaged SIC, 900 by fire this morning; in.
sured for $1,000, as follows: KnoS Mn.
tual and Richland Mutual, 5000 each.
Western and Columbiana, $s, ,C0| each
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ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Goye,nOr Phelps TO.
day granted reprieve of three weeks 10
James Degania, who was to have been
hung at Potosi tomorrow, for the murder
OF Jules Polite in 1877. NS'
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Tho Hownrds Ready for Action.

MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE Howard Asso-
citation is all ready for active work, but
don't consider the situation sufficiently
alarming to begin operations. A steady
rain began falling at 9Io'clock. &2 Z fgT
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- a YOUNG mother must have some rest.
put how Is this to be accomplished, when
the baby is restless and cries constantly?
simply by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup:
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Cleveland Cleveland, 0; Syracuse, s.
Gincinnaa-Providenc 4; Cincinnati, s
Ehteago-Chicagos, 6; Troy City's, 4.
butalo-Bostons, y; Buffalos, 5.
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RESo, N.Y., July IA Gre started in
The 4 sHow sheds on the Central Pacific
hallway, between Emigrant GAP and
Cisco, at o'clock this morning, and burn.
ed ], 800 teet OF sheds. It detained trains
four hours. '''SA 't A't'o
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VERY LIKELY.

The Estg6ate states that is is said the
Minister Of the Interior will issue an or
der for the dismissal OF all officials in hiG
department who attended the Prince I'm
perials obsequies. The report is regarded
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The value Of the food supplies import
ed into France the first half Of the year OF
1879 shows an increase OF 10,S40, 900
pounds compared with the same period Of
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ITALY.
AxIRIcASIz1So ITALY.

RoNE, July l7.-A telegram from Alex.
andria, Piedmont t,statesthat Capt. De Hoda,
9naftsre9 In that city, shot General Fran
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WASHINGTON.
BULLION PURCHASES.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-California part.
les have accepted figures offered for silver
bullion by the director Of the mint, and
purchases by the Government have been
made during the past week. Five hun
dred thousand ounces have been bought.
ARREARS OF PENSIONS.
The Treasury Department to-day issued
warrants on the last batch OF acquisitions
from the Secretary OF the Interior for ar
rearsl OF pensions amounting to 81, sos, 900,
TO which add the amount heretofore paid
Of S, ,O85 eos, makes a total, to date since
July h. 1879, Of $3.50, 900. OF the total
amount ap propriated, (S25, ,000,0 ,000). There
has already been paid SIC, 10000.
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In the House Of Commons to-day, Lord
John Manners said he was not aware Of
any arrangement contemplated for the ap-
pointing OF joint commission in copy
right with the United States.
MADE THE AMESDE HONORABLE.
Two officers Of the United States steam.
er Quinnebang, while going, on Saturday,
ina small boat, aboard that vessel, we're
stopped opposite the palace by Turkish
soldiers, taken before the police authori.
ties and detained two hours. On Mon.
day, on the energetic demand of the Uni.
ted States Minister, the Turkish Naval
Commander, in the presence OF the crew
OF the Qutnnebang, made formal excuses,
when the United States Minister declared
the amende complete. ~
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LtSES busters hang limp around tbe
IoEms ot the multitude, and the sveat:
spots give them the appearance OF so many
maps OF South Africa. - "''''
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4 s55tREE's Sky Parlor i open q the pab.
4c.Ga:y t4c gay and evening, with best accommo.
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Columbus Races.


sAS FRAScisco, July l7.-A Visalia dis.
patch says: Arthur Townsend was muir
dered by Indians in Tulare county three
days ago. The Indians were lynched by
white settlers. ~
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KEoKUK, July lin the second an.
nual regatta Of the Mississippi Valley
Amateur Rowing Association, the first
race OF the day was the senior single sculls,
The entries were Herman, Ell Minnesota
Brainard, OF Moline; Butler and Beasley,
Of Peoria, the latter only scoring. ButleT
won; time 1+4l. Brainard was second;
time 1906. 'N
In the six-oared one-mile straight.away
Darge race the entries were Burlington,
reSIia, Modoc, Of St. Louis; Farraguts,
the barges and coIors, the oseood ST John
cup goes to the winning crew. Keokuk
was the winner; time 6.lS. Burlington
was second, time 6.1O; Farraguts third
time $50; Modoc fourth, time $40: and
Peoria, fifth, time 6.4l. "'O
=, Thirty thousand people were present
The water was like glass.
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In regard to the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Reorganization project,
the Trustees issued statement declaring
that reorganization without foreclosure
% proposed by Capt. Tyler, Is impractica.
BILE, and even Il It were practicable, money
could not be raised, and the Trustees an.
nounee that the line Is expected to be
sold within very few months under a re.
Gently obtained decree.
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AQUATIC.
rHE LAKE GEORGE prnlrr,

LAKE GEORGE, n. Y, July 1.-THE
Saugerties crew won the four.oared race.
The double scull race was won by the
olympics, of Albany. Time 9:O47.
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FORElGN NEWS.
Sporting Events in Great Britain.
The Atlantic and Great Western
Putting a Stop to the Khedlvs's
Southern Acquisitions.
The Railway Policy Of the french
Government.
CetewayO's Present and Peace Ad.
Vances to the British.
Sporting Events in Great Britain
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 1.-THE strike Of the col.
liers Of Tamworth against a reduction Of
wages has been compromised.
THE suSKRS dRRMAx lRoS.cLAp.
The contractors who have undertaken
70 raise the German iron.clad Grosser.
kurturst have placed eighty-seven pom.
toons inside Of the vessel and shield
over the breach. An attempt will be made
to raise the wreck on the 9th instant.
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The entries for the great three-year old
race Of the St Ledger, Just published,
show numerous American nominations.
I. Lorillard has nominated six horses.
J. K. Keene Eve and n. H. Sanford two
Tor the Derby. The entries for the St.
Ledger are almost identical with those for
the Derby. Seven American fillies have
been nominated for the Oaks.
THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-03
pr. +. 4. zi',aermaoo,
Nr. 1855, g9eFssSayette= StraSe,
nabe gutatu=S traBe,



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rirt ttrebs ariinolih. uaun Gas 2eben h nidt lber
has ann,e spem per6re;tet bat, mttelft aner 1eIen
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9eIhrpiire arer slrt iusrben griuolId, aussebet.
SodnorrboiSeu, 6noe offene ODER iudenbe, einersi,
fpie hIimm ud bas 2eioen Iein, ooer ipelde Uiitel
man auth bei 'ts otrle Sinherin9 sehraudJt ba6en
mig, fann er OH b cine fhmersloe. uuihdb.d,e Wtez
tbobe. obne 81 idneiSen ODER osihds ooer ar6eit$z
tiniteuna notbig su MAIDEN, ioort lnbern unb sdnsz
lid uno aui Die Sausr fuliren. 0ieen Grfol9 aar9n=
tirt er potn ober ct uerangt feline Sesablunl. Sc
heu EaG pon Srauenbei6Derbsn. in iuslher SpeSo4is
tG hm cine aroBe @riabruna Sur Ssite ftfDt. permaa
er Su moern ODER gany III besitisen iopie ieoen 5a
bon Slaieni1pdibe bel anoern. petbe Den llrn uitt
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Ru., Sbert &. 6. Dieers g1r. 67. ct. 8aul>S StaRe,
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Baltimore, uno Srn. Gbipuro S. Gburh, friheren
Iaiiirer oer ~Sant Of Commerce" Tn Baltimore 1ez
aifhen.
yerntburss tnnSen: bon irib bis 9iatmittas .
lt6f unh BON Mbenbs bis Ibr; GoHntass Don
bis llhr gtabmittass.
5onorar III alea Sdlfn mdSis; GoHiultiruna uitz
entgeItlid. jdn.S, t2DtieGl
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1904 gar auf l54. llnter HapolecI Ill. ipur.
ben Seute bon 17G eentlneietu 5u ben Sara
blntereu uno 9arhen, Die fleineu 3ulaIiigeA
Don 1916 eenil1neteru 81 ben .Suaueu, Der
SnTanterte Il. |. n. eiltaeitellt. Sn SeutId)
lano lit 165 9entimeter Hornlalma6.
Sie geDalttsits Summe bon MsEiuugen
Ger a1lperar0Be lit in ben Yer. Staaten nah
reuo beS leetsn Siiraerfrieses gsponneu NOR
Den, ba bort nldlt iDentger, nlS l,104 ,84I
WGnner genleheu muroen. Grit aus bieien
hoben Siffcrn bat fiji ergeben, baB oas 9Sad,S<
lhum bel alcn Ocueu, DIE ;un SuIfeubtenfie
Der noroanerfanildjem Union ciEgeitelt mur@
ocu, iid NIT oenl 20. Hebensiabre iihnid per-
minOerte, irlmerbtu aber nod lauslaul bis
gum plecunoSroanilsiten fortoauerte. lisbsr<
rald)enb mar Die Shaiiad|e, oaB ole Sciuobner
Der ,peitlid,en Staateu, omie Die 2eute ous
SentudD unb Senneiiee GROCER, ais bic Dit
ldnoer iuaren, Otnn bel Semen betrug Der
Ourd)id,nitt III, bel Oicicn nur 173 Gentt.
n:eter. als iidlcr itellte iid) Eel btelen UleI-
lnr9eu auf beraus, baB Die eiugeborenen
Nmer,fauer Die Slsemanoerten Sd)ottsn, ST.
lanOcr, Gugldnoer nnb Oeutlhen iiberragten,
mas nod) MIR haourd, ertlGrlid 1T, baB bic
Jtafltoulnlcn aus9eWauOetter Guropder i'll,
nerbGlb fur3 ;3elt in ben Ser. Staateu merit
1tu VIZ NNioSVVoVS ouSSHotiiIili1 4nptH' CIV
lieht es nun aber NIT Den &leleu inter her
Wtlllicu Amerifaner, Die bamals 9emeiien
wmOen? Sekallen mir i'm auge, bab uuier
ST. gang pu ling 27S @eniimeier bod if, 70
ieben mir 2tlles lpett bluter ibm sil1iiGitebeu.
Inter elmer Diitlion Imerlfaner befanoen iid)
Je AZ iibcr 2GO @entimeter,
Je % i:bsr 203 @sntimeter,
Je 1 iio,r 205 Sentinleter,
is iiber 2O8 @enttmeter,
Je 6 iiber 211 @sIttneter,
Ie iiber 2l3 Sent,Meter.
Die Se!tentett mtrflidler 9tleien erheut aus
bieien 3ahleu aui'S 2eutlldjle. 9aB belers
unb rstdilte Nabruns ole &6rpergrUBe be.
fol bert, beSeMgen Die ourtgehenos itattlidlsn
9eitatten Der SGuptilnge bet 9taturpGlfern,
suul Setipiei auf cen Siiolsetnien; aud lano
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Sdupilin9s siamllie Der aaiiern i'm Nilttel 183
Gsnt1neter bod ohsr IL Gsntinleter bSbsr,
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Ide Irlftotratie IN Solae Ger Snsuht uuo GU.
Ter Grndbruns Surh hnhe @eltalteu iitb que
5sidluet, bepelit eiu Slid aui Die @arosofii,
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Saiielbe osr SAD. SIR rie SortpIan;un9
Der Rtien iprcden and bic 9roben BotsSas
ller, Ioeldle BON cen gatcriteu Srieorih 9Stl
beim'S |. ebfanmer.
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Selegrapbiide Sepei9eu.
[Seribte Der pNisciirten Bref5e. fur Seu "DeutheH
Gorrsi2 2o1oenten".l
3alanS-psps(dea
GonsreH=ycrbanolttaeeu.

gDalbin1tou, l. 6ebr.-Sm Scnate
legte Der 8icez BrdToent einen Berldjt oeS
sbef Sngenieu1s iiber ole UlnBperbeiierunaen
AM mnteren Wiiiiifippi Dor.
Dtc@leclp bon nen geulclnlilaitflien 60
mite beibcr S,Guer iiber bic llebertragung bes
9nbianerbiireans unterbrtitete einen Bertdt,
uoH bier Witglleoern untsrSei1n:t, 5u Suit
iten Der nsberlra9urg.
Ser Senat nahm Johann Die BON GbmunbS
eiHssbrad)ten geldliife toieeer aui. Gpmunhs
nno yior9an lpradIen rarilber. lporani 9aD=
GRO sen Slnr erblelt; llnterDehen nurre ier cd,
Die Serta9un9 bis gum WoEtaae belbloIien.
:Snt Observation-Disclosures
8elan9te bic Bill, lueld)e elmer gerptiicn Mag,
gle Barron cine namhaite SInIHe suipridt,
sur Serban0luug. Die Bill be3isbt lid, auf
einen &riegsanipruh, unb Die AniprutSerbe,
benbe be6auptet, mdheno Oes atisoes eipe
!cgale Birgerin ge!psiCu I'll Iein.
Chalmers (OtiIi. erfidrte, CT opponire alien
4uipritten Don .lcpalsn" Berionen, oenn Gle
2cgalitGt BON Siioldnocrn III Der Union mah.
reno bes Srieges bebeute nid)ts 9lnberes, alS
SGcpalitat segen Sas, mas einent jeOen guten
SiioiGHbcr tbeuer mar. 0ieie 4euBerung
iibrte 81 elmer hiBigen 3ebatte 3iuiiden @hal=
mers uno V1ag9 t2&lsc.), On fuelfer ild) lpd<
tef au@ anaere 9tlf9lleoer oetbellt9teH. Ole
Debate ballsrte, bis bic 0icrgeaitnnot uelitlt=
den NOR, p0rauf Die Sli ti5 anf ySeiteres
Suriidgele9t ipurbe.
Ser Sprs6er puflinSete ais reaelmGBise
@sfdlaItsorouuug bic Sta sur 9ieorgauiation
Der sirriee; cas- 'oaxS mclqsrte iit) nit 112
geseH ~ Stimreu, bic Bill IN Setyad)t 81
sleaen, uno nahm barauf Die 2lrntees Serlpiui-
gnngs- Bill i'll 9lsnaI iitung Dor.
pr. 5euitt (9t.>D.) itbts eis SerorSuuuaen
Der Sorlase, mel1e im @au;en $26, TAT 800
permllllgt, iuGbreno bas 9eparteulent $780,
s4,5Oe fOroert, auSsiuanoer. Die lsbtidb.
rrse Serlpiuisuus fiir Die slrmee bsirug 25,z
774,187 0ollars.
Sanutng (9t.=D.) belt eiue lduscre 0teoe
III @uniien her armee &corganlIatiOns Bill.
0adoem nod mebrtre Mrsileoer ibre Nm
fdten iibsr bic Sorlage auSgepriidt batten,
bob bas Gentle obue peiiere MaBuaame ole
Siturg anf, uno INT 45 llgr ueragte ii1 raS
Snu3
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8ertGts ats oet.t eeSttnern neS
GfnGfe4

= (8rano.) Nm Samita9e Uorbori9er
gSode btad) i'm 9aule oeS 9ru. &. s. Dian.
gun III Nouin9hani, Yrince Georges County,
Neuer aus, weldeS oafelbe fat sana 5erit0rte.
DaS Iiobiltar wuroe sum sroBeq gbsile qe-
rettst, uno bas 9ebauoc mar ;u $500 aije,
furirt.
-(auf Der Sabu sst0otet.) Qn 0srgau.
9enen Montage warbe in Der Ydbe pon
@sitoper. 5omeriet Gountp. 9lc., cine gle-
aertn, gtamens 0lillg Golfer, uol einem
8abn,nge itbclfabren uno auf Der Stelle ge-
tXntrr
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Samsfednsd)e;, II, Der yssrctmaarsr.
Safe

Nn DOnaerlia9s, Den 13. 6eb1uar, wir6
ein pom Der rS6nig 9apo 9oge 9tr. 68.
q. s. & ". W.," arran9rtes Gansfrdnsd,en
in Der s8rsimaurerbale" pernntaltet uercetl,
OsiIen Grtraa 3ur unterfilsung oes groben
6rsimaurere8a5ars bcliimnt III. 4leD Sim
germ Der leiGdl6igeu Gerpli9ori, Bic eas
AugeneAme germ nit nem Jtiislid]sh ostbiu.
ben nrlD ard ibr S9erIlcin anf e9lu 2ltare
Der 8ruceriiebe nisosrlegyn mS6ten, eltbeilen
mir ooher ben ireunblidlsH Reth, am AbenSc
oes l3. Sebrnar lbre Sflritts1aad Der it6nen
uno aerdumiaen e6reimaargtbaas@ aE lsnlen.
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NnS lIpttcffe.

8ie letten Btrlhte iiber 5ance's suIoms
mengeiebten Unborn. Sgrup Compound Syrup
Of Horehouna) geben Inn oils einem Iitfereit
uuO pirtlanen DttttCl sur Setlung aler euna
genzNHettonen, ruie 9uiten, @rfdItung, 2uft4
r1hrenait Gat3inouna, b0icn Dalies Il. (. T.,
pa8 b6dliie gob. S0ol' Dr eIue TlaI9e fir
% @eutS, ruo Du pirit 0amit suirteoen ieia-
9rcbe Bla'dle 90 @ent5. gu baben bel Seth
Q. 9arce Nr. l s, g8 c It zSaltimorSa >
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ysiurris y Dearp's Aatarrb-

Gs bet afuen unb drondlen Gdfarrh unb besp-
Eeli9t, tpenn jebe o1oere Bebanbuns iebfeeid)laee
raidbe 6cilung. Gs bat ben @ebraud9 foftlpteiaer
@tnatbmun9s sIpparate uno gfaienbonden faft sans
peroraEu gine einmalise Anpenouns bebt cas Ge=
fibl Don Gdbfpere unb Druid i'm Gopie uno erfueiti
uuo uertreibI ben eingetrotneen sdpleim, Ger ec
ytale pettopit. Gs wiro uon ben promopirten Ierbs
Iifum selobt, oas es enhes 1 bas bette, eeetI aaz
tarrb IN aen ieInen Stanen befannte Witts ertdrt.
Setreffs Aefta.e uno Serdhte Iher ourh unier Uits
lei 6etperfiteligte &uren perueen pr ad una 3rol
uui unlere Msenten SS. Coleman & giy9ers, Rr.
lS6. Y8ciizN alitmG o reitrcsa-
Breis so Gente Die SyaiDe. SIN alen Gpotbsfen
unb Del e. 9. &aHcs, Sit. 1913, HBenz93aItts
,norcitroi,e, Su haeen eng~os bei a,oGeIer, ScBm
s. 0pmpt, abomicu 6 SRusb uno gSa. s..
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(ieber Oas oemugosiihe Quti.Gbiue.
)en9e ee eeS GeptdlcntantcnBanleS iaat Der
:plHslide 9eIanptc in 9Saibington iebr treI.
IeHo:, DSouorr5ar, natOem man baS irit
Sa3GRnHrTten abgci4Oiieue China NIT NM
9eoof'n BON Sertra9en beturmt unS Die 10.
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Die 3nsina,nli6.,tIN.

gS blngtor, l. 6ebr. = Der moI0tll'
DE Striht te8 Sdatamte5 gibt folgenosu
Nuamels iiber oel S.Gno Ger ytatlenal fbulo
Sctras Der 6 s., AZ, 4. unO 3>prcSentigen
SOno- Sdulo $1,954, ,805 $50. 6aalQ. abcr
uad nid)t ein3cSagen, iino sc, sos, ,08O, ,26.
Die Yaptergelo @iTfulatlon berdgt 1923,
909 ,4O6.73. 9ie @eiammtiGaio belGuit fid)
auf 81, ,408, ,346, ,926. Sm Sh1baHte befia'
ben iid) 1892 ,450 695.9s. Sic Sbalo umot
i'm lebteH MOnate Inn $2,75I ,9SQ.G6 perqln,
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3ur Sesla1ea bon NeberIetSeta,

aaui9sn 2infa4cH, Sopfpeb, 9elteu. unb
&iidCuihmer3, frantem Mageu, S1DtnOel,
Shrdd)e Der 5ebtuit, gtcrpeni6m6de, 8ps
petttIeN9tsit, BerItOpfuus, 8pspspiie, St6.
ring Ger YtiGenthatigseit, unretnem 8late
Ino TrauanirGntbeusu sebrauGe mon 8 n-
ce'8 SGiippariilen 8lutpilleu.
Dreis 25 &cntS Ore S9adtel. gu babea bel
Seth @. 9uRce yfr. 108, g8el>8altts
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Derusii1te Sepcfd)e:, aus 0eip=
yorf

gswsDorf, ,. 6ebruar. - Ser bon
Shsrman & GilIet gegeu bic rJuman,0am:
pierllnie" einGeleitste @toSeB wurbe 9eitern Su
9unteu Der Sldaer eutihieoen. Sic 9ei1no.
renen iprad3en oenielbsu $34, ,554 ;u. Die
alase eutiprdng Dem llmiiaube, oaB cine So.
bung 6leidl, pcld)e BON Stld9sru auf eineul
SnmanOampier naA Gn9lauo geididt Wnloe,
nnter,psgS reroarb.
- ShoS. gelfnap BON ecr Girlna SitGcn,
Ge1tuap & Gomp. mutoc Gelteru untcr bet
9luflase psrbaTtet. 8uno6sobliga i'm
8etraac bon $32 900, peld)e ct fit Die yyelu.
Oorfer Central" uno Die y Wi0tg @entral,
g3abn" aufoelpablte, unteritlageu sa babeu.
- Der Dampfer r@itp Of Segliu" III Uoh
2iperpool augefoalnlen.
Die 0ampfer n0ioid" pon grsren,
rG6eola" uon Galb;fi uGb vGonona" pou
Wioniigo Ban nro bier etTgelaufer.
Der Sampier r5talia" trai uon @ittel'
nleer6I len eiu