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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-20
goeal .Bcrtntc aus gNnrDtn0ton.
Yin Die quit geieht. - esine erfoIGteidJ, Soirse
Sum Sfiteu oes biciigeu ecutidjsn 29aileus
banies.-Gii. 2;ericumoungszySg ySgo ieJ. - Se=
A-nL --..-n "A

Nn otc &uft geicbt. - Sine effolgrctdJ, SoiFee
s,int @fitcil ocS bcIiae,, pcutfdDsn 2SaiIells
banies.-Uii1 2;ertctmonngszg5sni - Se>
ridJtitdle5.
gS btHgto il, 10. 9tOu. - S9e0pbtlltS
Steele wurOc gtituu i'm Bol5ageribrt 3n elmer
iCd)8mcnatliden GaidnguiBbaft ucriwtbsilt,
neil er iidJ Neiteru OtOrgen III angcnHHtenenI
3uit0noe i'll eintm SuaBa6abr- 9Saggon 10
uuaHitduOig benabnl, OaB oer GOuOuEtetr tbn,
nadOem idmmtlide Baiiugiere ildl usraulaBt
geiCben, OeH Str0BeubaBlzlSaggOn 3u Oerlale
len, al Die Guft ieBteH mnBtt. t9ierba fair
c8 St etuem bitigen odubgemenge, lOobe Steele
0enl 9on0nftcltr perld)eoeHe 0erbe BlIIlt lu'S
@eii6t UcricB;e mo id)licBlid) idmmtIidl2 Sens
ter beS gSaggonS ans 3(ad)e nit 0telI1eu ser
tritnlrterte.
- @etcrn muroe i'm BOli3cileridlte cine
Stage BON 6curp San 3uiteu gagtn >$a5. bolt
Eoer nnbdngg geluad)t. Gtd3ar baltct lelne
2lntlage auf elnen angblid) uHUabr2n ArtlEel,
ben Der 2lugeflagte Dor cinigen 8ageu in Dee
yBolt" publi5irte unb III maldcm er Ga5 Pubs
litum marnt, gcpiiie 2lrtilel ni9t oon Sau
3uilen 81 fauien. 0a5 Serb0r rultroe auT
ndfItcu 6reitag perId)obeiir uno bon Eoet 9es
Gen eine Siirglbaft Don $500 ntiahen.
- Die gairlge Abcnonnterbalhin psId),
sum 8een ots Oautiden gSatienbauIt5 in ber
Ereinnurerz Saue abgebaiteu iulrOe, Gette ltd)
eineS ie6r g1teu 8eindleS ;n erireneH unb
murOe in ieoer '6ini4t bel ben Uor5iigltdcn
arrangements, Ueld); Der n6rauen0treln" ges
trofien bate, pom btitcu Grfclge g2tr6nt. unl
ter 2(noereu botten lid, oern Shiitenotrcin," Die
oeutid)c 6retmarerz2ogs, bic SOO=6eIlOm8s
2oge unO fait idmmtlib, bieitge Oeutide 81
iangO:reiuc in groBT 3aBl eingcfnnbm. gSie
mir b5reu, miro Der 9t,iuerrag Der Soirtc anf
minOel2n3 $500 geidldbt.
- Sen. SrGO1, Der 5mette 0iilf8pnnlciltar,
iou beabiidJtigcn, oenlnddlit ieine 0feii8natioH
ein3ureid)eu.
= Der BroseB segen .Georg 81. 0piter &
Comp, mlfe inter Der 2(Hi4ulbi9uug tan
ben, in Otorfte Brooutte oBue Gon3eiiion ues
fault 81 baben, luur0e getern in SrimInall
@eridte 5u @nuiteu Der AngetlNgttu eHt=
ld)iebeH.
- Bic 8eamten beS 9rud- uHo @rauirs
8iireauS buben bulte eiueu 6siertag erbalteu,
nm ibnen Gelegenbeit SIT gebtu, iidJ oil Oen
BET Der @nt1Htlung Oct SbOnIaS= S=Statiie itatt-
fin0enben Scierliffeiteu ju betbeillgen.
- @eIteru Ntorgen ian0 8oliSilt UtiooletOn
I'M Siber- Greet= 2lbSugSianale, 5uii1en ber l..
unO 2. SnaBs, Die 2eide eiuc5 nengcboreneH
fer6igen &inoeS mGnuli1tu @el6lelbtS. Die
ielbe murOe aui 4nOrOnuug Oss &orouer8 be-
erot9t
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@erutti1te Sepei@et, ats He&us
Nnff.


9tep=O Oorf, 10. gtoubr. - Die Sttua=
tion besiiglid) bes Sdiffsfauer< 4usfaubes lit
unperdnoert. 9lm gtortb 3tiuer baben bic
metiten 9lrbeiter ber yIu6or>2inie" ibre Sbd=
tt9feit mieber auf9enonlmen, inbelu Die @elell=
id)aft ibneu ben geforoerten Qobn beflpro9en
hat. 9luf ben meiten iibrigen 9Serften am
9tortb =8iuer 1T bic 9lrbeit nod eingeite1t.
Son ben 4rbeitern am @ait Siiner baben
ftd, bis jett nur ipenige Sd)iffSitauer al benz
IuSltanbe betheiltgt, inbeiiell glaubt man, bab
tie ltd| idnnltli6 nod Dor oent @nbe bieIer
gSode ben StriferS aniflieben tperoer.
= Solgenbe Oampfer Iinb beute bier ange=
fomn,en: y Nlgeria" Don 2iperpool, ,,@ellert"
bon Samburg, ,,Santo Domingo" BON 2Seit=
Snoien unb ,Gitp Of 8aibin9ton" Don 5a.
pa1tna.
pie beute bier Don europa ansetonme=
nen 0ampfer ,@ellert" llnb ,,4laeria" brad)z
ten reip. 100000 in frans0fiben 9olbniinz
SEN unb $50, ,785 Yfuno Sterling nit.
-Baul Sturgis, alias Sanes Sellp, eiuer
Der fiinf Strdfinge, ipeld)e arl 1. D. Wfts. ans
bem 9uOlosuitr. =Gefan9niiie entiprangen, parb
bellte Ibeub tuieoer ein9efan9eil. @r bate iidb
tn gtr. 11S, MtulberrpfraBe, aufgebalten. Die
iibrtgen bier Sliihtltnge befinben fi1 nod auf
freisniSiiBen.
Sie 9teife Der Yrimseiiim So,ttie
naG Gn8latS tttto tbr 3&peG.
Sor0nto, Snt., 10. ytopenlber. = Cine
Spe3ialoepeide bes r@lobe" melbet, bab Die
Yrinseiiin gouiie, @emablin bes @eneral-
Sonoernerrs, nidt ansi9lieblt9 gum Ser.
gniigen mad @n9laub gereii't it, ionbern baB
ibreml Seufe gum Sbetle Der 3wed su @runbe
liegt, Die aoloniiiruns unb ben anbau Maniz
toba's nnb bes britii6en Norbfpeff9ebiets sn
f0roern. Cine @eleaidatt bat fid bereits llil>
ter benz Nameu Safe @iunipeg Qanb= ano
Soloni5ation aiiociation" gebiloet, I'M Die
@uspauberer nab oieien YrOninaen nit &atb
uno Chat 81 unterltiisen. 9oro @alter Camp
bell iit elmer Der Direttoren oieier @elellihatt.
Der Yroipeftus giebt ndbere Nusfunft iiber bic
ie8 llnternebmen.
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slm8rtff a,tf einem 8ebeimpoIts
AfNb&et

grop N.zg., 10. 9tooenlber. - gIebrsre
unbefaHlte Manner iiberfteler beute ben @ez
heimp6lisilten 8tfinas auf Der StraBe. irarfen
linn S4nupftabaf IN Die stugeit lir5 e,ttrifen
linn cine 8eiietaife, lpel6e id)riftlife Seiueiie
in Se5ug auf mebrere bier eingeleitete Broseiie
loe9en llebertretlng Der qlcciiege ete entbielt.
Billings feusrte fifnf g6iife auf feline ans
greifer ab, ieSod, betperttellsten bieielben obne
Qu8uahme ilife Giltdif.
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Sduferofte.

Gbi ca9o, 10. gfopenlber. - gle Sirma
0teeo & S1bne, Isenten llebrerer Muiifalielt=
banolungeu in 8oiton, iinO - iuie Die Dun
Gonlercial IgencD" angiebt - Sablungsun
fdbtg. Die Baiitpa iollen iid auf $134 900
unO bic bauptiddlid) aus @runbeisentbum
beitebenben 4ftioa uonlinell auf $167 900 be-
laufeu. Die 6irnla iit cine oer dltelten im
Seten. Die @eiddftstbeilhaber bebaupten,
MIR in poriibergebenbe finansielle Serlegenbei=
ten oerfpidelt III iei11.
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sGlNeeifmrtst it1t SGoett.

Nugn "a, @a., 19. yfOoember. .-Oa8 befz
tigfte Sdneegeft0ber ieit ulelen Sabren frat
beute bier Elm uno oauerte obne llnterbre9un9
brei Stunben lang. Der Sturm id,eint iber
ben grDBten 9beil Der iiioatlantiiben Staaten
oerbreitet 81 ieirI.
@bar1eiton, S.-G., 10. 9top.-@5 req
nete ltno i6neite bier beute ben ganSen Sag.
Sdnee II. pl6slider &emperaturlpedlel merOen
aus hem Snnern gentsloet.
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nSE Yerlu6e einn1al !6ance's S aar-
Wieber itelIer. @r peroidt biinneS
Saar, bringt Die alte Sarbe 3uriid, 1T elm elc-
gantes Eoilettennittel nnb BELT &opfgriro nne
aopfbaut= =Sufen. Breis 81. gu baben bel
9 eth 8. Sanee Scr. 10s, g8eit Saftis
iiloreitraBe, 16)
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9;c cS,,ytttrefttptt a1tf Gttbe.

Nems OFT, 10. Nobamber. - yin bonn
Is. 5. Ofts. batirter Srief aus 6auanna mel
Oct, baB Die Serifte aus Dem Snnereu iiber Die
politiid)e Sa6lage groBe 8eiorgniiie erreger.
Die autliden 9tafrihteu itelen ote Sltlurref=
ton al8 cine unbebentenoe g(ffaire bar uuo iinb
augenl1eiultd) barauf berehnet, baS allgenleiue
WtBtrauen biuii6ttid5 Der 9ufltnft su beieiti.
gent, go &, 9. iBur6e nfftstell beri6tet, baB
pierSig gerionen bon 9tentebio8 abgingeu, I'M
ii6 ben Sniurgenten an5ui6lieBen; Brioat
nadriften ergeben, oaB es ni6t 40, ionoern 400
8erioneu ipareu. @iue anoere ofit;iele Oepc=
id)e nleloet, baB Serafui Sand)e;, Elm ebernaz
Tiger Sniurgeuteniitbrer, luel6eu bic 9tegieruug
nad Dem @uOe be8 lebten QufitanoeS ais
Steuereinne6mcr anltelltt, aus Sancti Spiriz
tbs peri1muHbeu lit unb Die ibm anpertrauten
RegierllngSgeloer tnitgenomnlen bat; ans
Brtuatquelleu erf35rt man, baB ct ftdl nidt
allein entfernte, ienoeru nit 800 8e9leitern
81 ben Sniurgenteu ii6erging. Otan meloet
feruer offt5ieQ, baB Die 8ube IN Solguiu ipiez
Der pollfommen hergeitel(t 1T; i'm Sale bieie
9ta9rtdt bcgriinOet lit, 10 mub man anlleb=
men, baB Die Suiur9euten IN ierer 8rouins
ben Srl1ppen eutgangen ii1b unb iid nad an
Deren @egenOen begeben 6aben.
Sa8 golo 1T geliieger, ltltb Die inter benz
Solfe 9errideube lturube dubert iid) auf per=
idliebene gSeiie. Sc perlautet, baB I'M otl16er1
0epartenlent Elm Greffen 3tpiiden ben Sni ilr<
genten uno einem lpanil9en &apallerieregiz
mente itattfanb, in tpel9ent oaS 9ebtere beoell=
tcl1oe 8erlnIte erlitt.
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Ser Giftmpronrpack lit Carlisle.

Garlts ste, Yennl., 10. 9fODenIber. = Die
@eidmorener in bem Broseie 9e9eu 6rau
Satbariue Sell, toeld)e a1geflagt mar, 5rau
Warie &iebl bur6 @iit ermorbet 81 baben,
bra6ten bsute Sornlittag einen auf Wioro I'M
erlten @rabe lailtenben gSabrlprud) ein. Ser
anwalt Der angefla9ten miro einen neuen Bro-
;eR beantraQen.
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Sic @rplcften TT oent Giien6abn=
tunnel.

SanSransisco, 19. Nopenlber -giue
0epeife BON gSri9bt's Citation meloet, oaB
bic SeiBen, iueld)e ourf Die grploion in benz
@llenbabntunnel oerlett iuurben, rpabri6eiu-
lid baoon fontnIen iperbeu. 9tod) elmer Der
parlpunbeten Ghineien itarb pGbrerlo De. perz
9anaeneri 9iad)t, Sic Funpen unb Der Senz
ttlationsapparat iinO wieoer in 2bdtigfeit, tltz
pei5;u III Or o..i., cur. .,,old,e benz Sunnd ertz
itr6mt, berart nit @as gei6man9ert, uaB T1, ~,
bis iett nod gtientano in oas Snnere geipagt
bat, tint bic Qetdyen ber Spfer heraus 81 bolen.
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Sic stia,s,ensabl,,,,a In ysatne.

&u9uita, Uee., 10, Stop. - Der 9ouper=
nslir frar belite Sprtttittas iofpobl, we an
ytadnlittage nit ieiuem Static nj Sitnnq;
aftb. s. s. Sarrnin9ton aus 6rpeburg, mel
der 5tpei Sabre lang Mttglieo 6es 8at6es bes
9ouperneurS @ounor mar, tbeilte beute 0ad=
nlittag oem Gomite Der &epublifaner nit, es
lei tpdbreno ieines glntsterntins gebrdudlid)
gefbeien. alle @anbioateu, beren Grpablung
o,ird febierbafte 8ablberid,te gefdbrbet uiirbe,
bieriiber 5u benadridtiSen iinS ote 8ablbes
rtd]te alien Ganoibaten auf Serlangcn Sur
Ourhlid)t s1 unterbreiten.
S6. Sater & 8afer, Sre 4npalte Der repubz
ltfaniihen @anbibaten, ri6teten beute eiueE
ldr9eren 8rief on ben 9oupernelrsratb, in
pelhem fie 9egeu bas Serfabren bes 2etteren
proteltlren. slls Der nit benz Briefe abgee
ld)tfte gote bas &apitol errei6te, bate iid Der
6atb idon bis auf iibsrntorgen pertagt. SIS
serlaittet jest, baG Die Trage, OF bic Gambia
ten baS &edt hdben, Die ggabtberi6te dus ib>
rem eigenen 9iitrtften eiltlpeoer perlbnli6 ooer
bnrd tire 4nudlte gu unteriudeu, Dor bas
Sberdertdit hes S5to1te8 opbrod1t fr,rNpu tnirh
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Noti3em.
80 H. 1Ieiidmanm & Samp's gresbeJs.

Compressed yeast}.
Sa mon entoeft Bot, beB ptcle gaibabmunaen uns
'erer 9efe iid TN Rarte benben, 70 bot alle ad.e
pres9efe unieres 6abrfates auf eoem Beee.e ben
stamen unierer 5irma. ale onSeren fino Wadab=
mun9en.
Wtan nerlanse BON leinem Grocer 8aif, 1letjd,=
H'ana & Soups NresBsie. Gdsltdb frifd!
Sabrit=0epot: SIR. "a, Nprs=(smta,psgtrate.
(Dfdr3t9,1S) e. g. g3enuett, G5efbaitsfabrer.
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Gin Wdtt:t pptt Sesner Nra.s TIT
SG1I0fe erfliurEc+;

Mempbi$, Senn., 19. gtop.-0ie gtad)-
0}ariOn-e eOnnfp, I'LL, G1.ahe Der Grsn3e BON
MifiOurt, Ourd feline Srau 1T ioebe1 gttt Gin
gstroffeu. Die 2eid)e plroe I'M Sofrallme aliz
gefunoen, luobiu Die Nt6roertn ben Serftorbez
iteit getdleift tatfe, 1tadeen, fie i'm, tndbreno
er i'm S9lafe lag, nit eiuer art erlGldyen itnb
aui entietlife g8eiie 5erfleiidt hattie. Der
SOpf rpar bu9itablid) in Stiide gebadt, uno
baS 6er5 Our6 et1en 6ieb nit Der 9lrt geipal<
ten tuorOen. Bbilipp8 mar iiber so Sabre alt
unb binterlGbt bret &inber. Die OiGroerin,
tpelde istne brittle 6ralt 1T, bat bas Serbrehert
etuaeitauben;
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- NadJ Dem SlOeus
g q It {ntore, Sort TT o u { q
Il n D ~ & D d q.


Satltmte nno pseefiiite Roamote .@iiembabu."
Die ee9anten, 6eauem ein9erid9teten SampIer
rs | ori 3 q" uno n@ arolino" fd9renint 2lu8nabz
me oeS Sonnta9S td9ldb UNI u1r Jtadmitto9s Don
hier na6 Der Seituna Utonroe 40 uno ihe6en iid In
BortsmOutb, Ya., an Die ,SeetlitesJionnofezGiien
babn" nad g8elbon, Rale9b, Gbarlotte, 2Sminaton,
@bareiton, gluauita, Atlanta unO alien Bldsen Oes
SiioenS an. 9tah @oenon uno blpmoutb-9ienz
flags, Donnerita9s uno Samita9s. giad1 GberrpitOne
- Stenfta9s, Oonneritog5 uno Samita9s. Jt1b
DtatthemS-Y -Ytonta9s, Diittmod1s uno Sreitags,
80. Is. Smith,
(gtop26-) superutenbeut ber a3alnie.
gsareau Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ SomitiHaEe,
Baltimore, ben 23.s'0tt. 1879.
Die @Ommiiidre ihr ben Dur6buld Der StraBen
uno a6ju9S 8andle MAIDEN bieruitt in @enaBbett
ber Sta6tperoronun9en, artifel AZ, 6etannt, o1R e
YSittuudl ben 3. 0e6m6er 1873, SormlttagS 10 lbf,
in ibrem 8iireau i'm Jatbbauie itt uerlannen iuerz
ben un Sur ausiibung gendnnter SeIu9iiie 81 9eheH
n6 Die i9nen ii6errnsenen unO BON ibnen erbetidten
gai9ten i'm gereff 6es @onoennrens tines gsege=
redts fir bic ScrIdn9erun9 oes Sbatsmorbs s3iun bz
sugs@aanals, &tol,z bis Scottltraf;e, 5toiileR
Sto6bcInts nno Sitcnoltrabc, inlte6ereinitimnuIng
nit ener am %. DIT 1879 9enebmi9ten SeroronuHg
bes SrsermeiferS uno Staotratbes pon Baltimore 5
perribten. eSoHn y. 2SiIltaFit3,
SaS. q. Dfptrclr,
foparO IL e5sbbS,
SSobn -. Seeutebes,
@olnndildre;
(25S,64,70,S) %. II. @teeu, Sefr.
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gSai B ing ton, 10. yoOenlber. = Oer
Si9nal6eamte su @rano-Sapen, 2Jttf)., tele=
grapbirt: Gin befttger SiiOpeititlrn1 ipii<
tbet, uno Die See gebt b6br, ais je suoor III
oieer SaiIor. Der S6raubenbampfer Patne"
aus granos6aben itranbete I'M llbr bsltte
friib unb murbe III etner balben Stunbe bon
Der Sranoung 5ertriimn1ert. Die Sdooner
nDtargaret Sall," uWaple 2eaf" uuo rt5nl=
mes" lowie nebrere groBe Srahtfdhne frat
Oeten 5ipilden 2 uno 8 llbr friib II. ber Sd)oOz
ner gMaple 2eaf" iit bereitS ein pollitdnbigeS
gSrad. Die Wanni1aiten aller bisler Sabr~
sen9e tpurben BON ben augeitelten Der bieitgen
neutrality-suspicious. gerettet uno feiu einsigeS
Wtenifenleben 9iug perloren. Sin anOerer
S4oouer liegt cine Nfeile bonn llfer Dor 9lnter
1tllp ldlrusbt in Qrof3er @efahr.
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Scr 6elSutnrff.

Newz 3 OFT, IS. yfo0br.- 6Olgen0eS itnb
bieS6luBnotirun9eu: @elO 6-7 1882; Sterling
gSediel 1901 500. SunOe8 Sbli9atiouefl,
1881er 1864, neue 6iinfer 1921, 1O.4oer =,
Diff. @ol. 3.65er 944. 2lftien: Netp= Yorfer
Central 1870, @rie 45g, gafe Sbore 1O3, Silt
noier @el1tral 991, YittSburg 1044, @bicagoz
9tort6weItern 894, 90. Yrioritaten 100, 3od.
SslanO 147, gSeitern Union Sci. 1861, getuz
SerieDer Central SAL.
llnterid)atamts= =8ilan5: Sob $11O,905,-
564; @ourant S8.306,147.
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8aHe! |GIIe! 9saHe!
sur Neiie ins gluslnno beorat inerbaI6 "a Stunoen
Il. Statue,
gde Der 8aItnoreilraEs Mne 9oflz0 .sapsnle.
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Ssme9o, N.-Y., 10. Nop.-Oer 8enorz
queur r@arOner" 1T bouSobuS bier angefonlz
men uuo meloet, DaB a1t Sladboote 5tpii9eu
Sobu5 llub bieiem 6afen aif benz Strauoe
lieaeu. gs befanben iitb 81 8erionen auf Der
SSlotte, ais eielel6e pom ct. Qaprenceflulle III
ben Sntarioee einlief. Son bieieu 81 iinb
% Yerionen gerettet unb iuerbeu nod per=
nltft
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-14
H5W Milli0naires invest their
fa-. 5G@ f Money!. 10 iiaa


m 7. Correspondence Rochester Democrat.
1t is surprising that money lenders are
so indisposed to accept out Of town Sc
curities Such, however, is the case,
and hence, while millions are waiting in
vestment, lenders will not notice appli.
cation from the country One journal
advertises nearly two millions, but city
security is wanted Nearly one-half the
above sum is offered by one broker, who
represents several large estates Heavy
loans on the very best property can be
had at five per cent, but on second rate
property, such as tenement houses, livery
stables, etc six per cent. is demanded
The Astors do not lend on mortgage
but prefer Governments The reason is
found in their objection to appearing in
the public prints as parties to foreclosure
suits Other prominent capitalists, such
as james Lenox, Peter Goelet and Rob-
L Stuart. adopted similar policy They
purchased frst-class railway bonds ir
large sums; also, city bonds, the issue
OF which amounts to Sl20, 600 900. This
personal property is very carefully kept
The Astors have large safe, which is
always guarded 1t probably contain:
S25, 900 900 of 0such securities The
Safe Security Company probably has
100000, coo in its care, and here n,
robbery or defalcation has ever beer
known There is probably 100000,
600 Of personal property held in thii
city, almost al of which escapes taxa
ton. This estimate does not include
merchandise, but simply capital. $50
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-14
Disadvantages in Life.

Cultivating beard. lbt. sass'a
Sitting at the foot Of clearinghouse
table
Wearing tight boots with a big wad
of cotton-darning in the heel. s9 f
Walking through crow led ferry boat
with a year-old baby in your arms.
Passing the club or billiard room
without sdropping in to see who's
there 5,;s..ag
Having a bad cold in the head and no
handkerchief within hailing distance.
Being asked what time it is when your
uncle is keeping your watch to suit his
time tes fta.g..
Carrying q scuttle of coal up stairs
while the partner of your joys stands in
the hall, and yells, "Oh, Henry, what q
dirt you're making on my new carpet!
For the first time in ones life asking
girl if she "wouldn't like to 60 out
some evening next week. and have her
coldly say, mo, you mustn't keep late
hoursr'
Taking off ones shoes in the lower
hall to walk up stairs noiselessly, and
just as the top is reached to drop one
shoe, and hear it go rafting to the bot.
tom like the gong OF eternity.
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Reading Aloud.

1t Is strange that in country whose
language is stored full ofr,hsr choicest
works of the human mind, and whose
is, asa whole, so wen educa.
ted, reading aloud as asonfce Of amuses
ment and means oi enjoyment is so lit
tie resorted to. There are manv fami.
lies-even in hook-loving New England
there are scores of families, we dare say
where book, or chapter OF q book,
is never read to the family circle from
one'end OF the year to another. The
individual members OF the family read;
but alfreading done in the family is- 81
lent reading Father he's his paper;
mother her tract; Mary her novel john
ny his story of wild adventure. n Read
ing there is, enough Of it; but each one
reads for himself, There is no reading
for the whole, and no gr6upingsof the
family into an audience iof an evenings
enjoyment, such as comes to people who
hear good thing. well read.
Only those who have visited in. fami.
lies where the gift of reading was cult.
yated as source Of family enjoyment.
and the custom t,f reading aloud to the
family practiced, can imagine what
help and blessing to the family life such
a habit is Music is well enough In it's
way, but its rafige of expression 10 far
narrower than that Of reading. and for
that matter far less practical III its adap.
tation tothe family wants. Them too,
singing requires an instrumental accom.
panimcnt. and q. piano costs money and
requires too much practice on the part
of the performer to he available for the
many. The art Of reading well is easily
acquired and clieaply taught and, the ex.
pressiofis OF literature are abundant and
varied If sorrow has fallen on the fam.
lily, the'needed antidote can be found in
prose and poetry II fun is called for,
then fun can be had for the asking; for
the language is so full of honor, $50
quaint and subtle that the hare recital Of
the authors words brings tue point out
and 'sets the table in a roaf"r History,
tragedy. comedy, wit, path6s, sublifditv
every spring at which the human mind
loves to drink can be opened and the
sweet waters be freely gived to every
0he Tl qinss srs7sfs sa3 eyssfps
How easy these home readings may
he made Warmth, light. companion
ship. culture, happiness. are all Included
in them. Haw-much you ate niissingif
reading is not cultivated as one Of the
means of happiness and pleasure IN your
family circle; for 10 such an exercise
therei is quickening for the imagination,
appeal to judgment. elevation of feeling,
opportunity for criticism, which shall
teach the children more Of literature in
three honrs than they can learn at school
in three weeks. Next to the impulse Of
love as a means OF drawing families to.
gether is the influence Of intellectual
companionship. Cultivate this, and see
how satisfactory will be the result
Golden Rale
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Bismarck's mode of life

E Prince Bismarck's mode of life is
peculiar He gets up late, toward ten
O clock, because he does not succeed in
going to sleep till toward morning. At
breakfast he takes tea and two eggs, and
after that nothing until dinner, when he
eats AMI drinks freely Bismarck him
self complains of such a regimen, but
the habit is formed. In one of the con-
versations he tells how the nights pass,
"My brain," he says, sis necessarily at
work All the combinations of politics
come back to me as in nightmare, and
l see everything on its dark side. fall
asleep as soon as nv head is on its pill
low, but soon awake and remain awake
until dawn. Now and then a dream
gives me rest for a while see Varzin
ALI the trees that know so well, and
the blue sky. and I fancy that I am en-
loving it all" /" Little wonder that sleeE
should Gee from the Chancellor's couch
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