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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

| RAIDINa THE B.ENew York,
November 12.--Tho excitement among TIC
lottery dealers Of this city, consequent uron
the recent raid upon them by Anthony
Comstock and his officers, was kept alive
yesterday by Other arrests and voluntary
surrenders Of parties implicated Tho
specific charge made against the <Iottery
dealers is violaton'of the post office law III
sending prohibited natter through the mail.
Yesterday about fifteen others appeared be-
among them b. Frank Moore, agent for
the Louisiana Lottery Company. The
Times says Of the arrest of Moore, who is
agent of Nj. A. Dauphin, of New Orleans:
"lt is expected to lead to some very start
ling developments, growing out of suit
brought in the United States Circuit
Court by Marcus Cicero Stanley against
Charles P. Howard and John A. Morris,
who are the principals in and control the
Louisiana Lottery Company. Dauphin
states in his advertisements in some of the
daily papers that all OF the hundred thou
| sand tickets which are included or issued
in each monthly schemes are sold before the
drawing takes elace. This, if true indi-
, Gates gross receipt Of 100000 monthly,
of which they claim to distribute $l1O, 1000
in prizes, leaving 100000 to pay the re-
naming expenses, including advertising,
rent, salaries, printing and postage This,
in the opinion of men who know a great
deal about the business, leaves n monthly
margin of profit amounting to from S35, 900
to $4,000, to be divided among four or five
persons, and giving each of them an income
of about $IO0, 600 year. 1t is said seven
eighths Of the tickets are now sold in this
city and State. and that as a consequence
about $l75,000 a month is paid ly New
Workers for the pleasure, profit or privilege
of indulging in this little game. of the
Louisianian's The company is said to
have been driven to seek new market for
their tickets in the East, because they have
about exhausted the pecuniary resources Of
the people of Louisiana"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

& may. ii, some sort, as 40 sctuat relic
ofEearly Methodism, bridge the chesnr
Sstsssss tyhe pan and the Wssees.-s,
God hss "a az satIie, ,ss fond friends have
expressed It, ssife Nesfof a6Aeggs thsm.--
To slow more fully to our people the power
aud excellence of unaIulterated Method'sm'
L wish to write my own biography. Wheth,
er Esshall be spared to do this, FUod
knoweth. -:
But before leave this World, / desire to
testify, as to myself, in its favor. 1t il o
good world. AS world, God did his
Best on it and in it. The Spirit never
asked the question: 'Who will show
us any good2 He could not, and in
auire in the next breath, What shall We
render unto God for oil His benefits towards
us?' As to what we ought to do in return,
t. Spirit tells US at once Let take tie
cup Of salvation aud call upon the name: OF
Che Lord, In word, n IS % gs ~ M. open, pen
ueetien il is the grand, the glorious moral
phenonaGbS universally felt to bs true,
that the light of Gods couatepancc, lifted
up upon US, is the souls panacea."
In December, 1906, in the house of John
Lucas, in Sparta, Bishop Asbury ordained
Lovick Pierce deacon, at the end of his sec.
ond year in the tincrant ministry. In tho
old Lucas house was born, some months
ago, Doctor Picrcc's first great. great grand.
child.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

Il rise ton infofnation, said a memb n of
a Legislative body. Il am very glad to hear
it. said bystander, mo man wan Is it more
Pardon me, said Bob, when he stepped
on the girls foot in the dance. Don't
apolog ze, said she 'bcaux on the shoes are
fashionable, aud we can stand anything for
style
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

The ICEBERG TnEoRY.-The collision
OF the steamer arizona with an iceburg in
mid ocean the other day has drawn renewed
attention to this peculiar peril of ocean
navigation. There is scarcely doubt but
that the steamers President and city Of
Boston met their fate at the hands Of these
frozen terrors of the North Atlantic. There
has long been a theory that navigators
could easily detect the presence of these
immense floating masses of ice by the sud
den change of temperature, but in the late
summer or fall it sometimes happens that
the iceburgs have melted down to the wa
ter's edge, and while revealing their pres
cncc by change of temperature arc still
beyond the sight of the sharpest lookout.
In this condition they arc naturally most
dangerous. These huge mountains of ice,
which arc occasionally found in the track
of the steamers, are formed away up in the
Arctic region, 1000 to 1900 miles away,
during the winter. The following summer
they become detached from the mother
pack aud conc floating soutbward with the
Arctic current, which flows at the rate Of
about one half to three. quarters Of mile
an hour. 1t takes them all winter to reach
tic banks, where they arrive about March,
and from that time until the 1st Of July
they are frequently encountered. They
sometimes strike shallow water, and are
knocked aboutssioHa the edge Of the banks
an:il they pass By ys&nd proceed on their
journey south. They continue onward uns
til they meet the Gulf stream, which viii
take them down,Ap latitude AZ degreea and
longitude 45 1es sEees to 80 degrees, when
the warmer temperatures of.StRe water
rots them and they xbseskto pieces, melt
away and disapPe6n Sometimes they
are kept playing about for several days
between the Arctic current and the Gulf
stream. It contributes 70 the danger to
be apprehended from these icebcrgs that
they are generally found in the region pf
sudden fogs. Under such circumstshoes
no amount of vigilance or watchfulness cam
avail. Safety alone lies in slowing the
speed of steamers, and in. these days Of
skurry and competiti6 that is 9 thing sell
dom dono. Ess
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

ravelinEyF0 bd5er S0f Wiling sum, thus
distributing sickness and death through q
distant town, for the disease spread in every
direction and became a regular epidemic.
Had that bed >, Immediately after the death
of the first children, been washed thorough.
'ly and soaked in water with either little
carbolic acid or spirits of ammonia added
to it, and then dried in the sun, it would
have been safe to be used by any one but
as it was, it carried grief and desolation
into many households. Ofcourse it was not
a premeditated wrong; it was a case of ig-
norapce or carelessness
Diphtheria has been conveyed by dsiug
beds in the same manner, and, if individu-
ais would only consider for d minute how
much suffering might be prevented, they
would be more careful. There is mover aul
effect without cause, but perhaps the cause
may not be discovered till too late to pre-.
vent The evil. IL 3 very little labor to
clease pillows andsheas. if done in a, proper
manner, and common sense will show that
it is advisable to hive itdone often, even
if no sick person has lain upon them. A
days exposure to the hot sun-turDing over
and shaking them up often-is great ben
eft, and makes them sweeter as we'll as
lighter An occasional washing is sure
purifier. Carbolic acid is a powerful disin-
tcctant, and it sweetens beds which will &C.
cumuhte disagreeable odor if not thor
oushly cleansed and aired. Pillows can
be washed without ripping so that they will
be delightfully."- renovated. Use scalding
suds ina washtub to soak them we'll, and
then pass through rinsing wators till the
water is not colored at ALL This is all that
is required unless they really smell badly.
In that casep either carbolic acid or spirits
of ammonia should be added to the rinsing
water. Let them drain well and then hang
them where they will get air and sunshine.
-COuntEV Gentleman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23
N(1ta Wefftnaicrt.

Sapanna, %. Suni.-0er 6ritilbs Ysfz
oampfer, iueld]er am II. B. Wtts. bon ct.
Sbomas abfubr, lit bier angefomnen nnb
brin9t folgenbe 9tad)rihten:
gluf benz Warfte muroen in SOlge Der aGge=
meinen notwithstanding in 5aDti, San DO
minso uno Yorto Jico taft gar teiue 9ei6dfta
Derhanbelt.
@eneral 2uperOn par ans europa angefom>
men nno mad Buerto Yiata absereiit. = Der
eongreb in Gan Oanlingo bate oie 8egierun9
antorirt, eillelI 8ertrag, ipelber Sen sollfreien
Iustauid Der BrOOufte erm6slidt, nit ben
Ser. Staaten abSuihlieben. - Or. 8ae, Elm
@merifauer, bate @Ololaser in ben n0rSliden
Yropiu5en entoedt, uno man erpartet, oaB cine
ytetu=Dorfer @eleli6aft i'm nd6iteu Sttober
Sur ansbeutung Der 9olbfeloer idreiten wirb.
Sn 6olge oes in Oeutidlanb in ausltd)t &C.
nonlnlenen SabadS3oqS iprrbe falt oar feiu
Sabad neri6ifft.
Die Henolution in benz n0rbliben Sbeile
iol angtblid unterbriidt iein, alletn nid)t off
Sielle Nadridteu meloen bas @esentbeil. Den
letteren gfa4rihter ;ufolge itan6en bic Snilr=
genten unter Wontmorercp Benjamin et,pa 80
Dfeilen pom Sap Sapti.-gine bebenflifs Dit
feren5 stuiifen benz AbgeerSnetenbaHie uilb Dem
tSeuate, uno fetner oieier aorper pollte Die 0s-
idliiiie oes anoeren genebmigeH. @s mar ni1t
ermittelt, tpeld)e MaBregeln Der YraEoent sll
er9retfen beabiidtigte.
Oas in Bort=au=Prince graiiirsnbe b0sartige
6ieber mar Der|ftpunben. -Er1iioent @uSman
glanco 1T BON Bene5ueqa nod europa abge-
reiit.
Senor @u3Han III in Wartiuique angefont=
men un6 nurbe b6dit auporfomnlenO empfaiI=
gen. Ct mollte fif auf benz nabfen irans5=
iilheu YOfedmpier mad europa beseben, .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23
8altmore Mo. Montag ben %. Smt 1879

Oen gr0Bten 3 BIT garten in q meri t a,
nnb pielletdt in Der @elt, beftt Sr. Robert
WfcStnitrg in !Suoion, Columbia @ountp,
N.zD. Orielbe liegt am 6uoion=Sluiie uno
entbdlt iber 10000 Sbitbaune, 1900 8ein=
ftDde uu6 200 8eerenltrdud)er. Die 4epfez
ernote betrug lebtes Sabr $4,000 TaB.
Or. M If, bi5ber Heoafteur Ser ,Suffalo
Sreien Brsiie," lit in slsi6er Gigeuit)aft IN bic
Sc EN- Serieg Sreie 3eitun q" in
Nemarf ein9etreteil.
I6en 2ebens in q merit q lit Die peri
oold) Elm mebr Ober minber bebeutenoeS, Oeft
sit .snlamnlen5uiingen, 81 erturnen ODER SlI=
erz IdieBen. Seine al1oere 9tationaiitGt in Den
Ser. Staaten bat iid bis jebt oieles Sergnii=
gen gema6t. SaS lua6rid)einlide 0efiSit oes
Sangerfeites in Cincinnati betrdgt etlua 5000
Dollars. na6 ben letten genaueu Seri9teu
$7878.
Sn Yittsburs bat Der 10 6gea6tet te
pro te itantiid)e 8rebiger s. @eil
eine Steae nieoergelegt, nm iid gang oes linn
geiporoenen slufha9es i'll piomell, inter ben
@laubensgenoien IN 9lmerlfa Souos fiir ben
proieftirten OOnlbau in Speper III iantmeln.
Der 3 9eermurmil M 1T in llugebeirer an;abl
III uceiter@Gountp, 9f.=S., erld)eneu uno
riftet groBe Seripiitlng alt.
@rzSlotteniefretdr Sorie, weld)cr leit lettem
Sanuar Die @rant'i DE Sum melf q brt
mitmad)te, iit na6 ieiner 5einath in Council
Sluffs, Sa., suriidgefebrt. Seiner angabe
mad ipiro @rant tuabrid)einlt6 ont 10. Sep=
tenlber in Gan 6ran5isco anlan9en.
Sn Bortl 3, Dts., wrrSe Der W0roer
Yreseott porgeitern su lebensldnslider 3udt=
banSbait nerlrtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23
Ste WapoIepne.

SoH peit utel 9tupoleullelii IDelCDe DIS leBI
nit 3ablen be5eifuet wurben, TT fein Ginsiqer
in 6ranfreid geitorben. Ser grite 1tarb anf
ct. Selena, Der oer5og BON 9iei6itabt, faunr
81 Sabre alt, in S61nbrlnn bel @1en, Sea-
poleon III. in Gbiielhurit unS 0ulu ais enqli=
iber @olontdr in Siioz9lirifa. 8er mirb
Napoleou V. iein? 0as 6aus 9tapoleon,
obgleih nod reid an Yrinsen rno grin;eiiiuell
iteht nur nod alti iuenig augen. Die gfaf)>
fonlmenlfaft bss groBen 9tapoleon umidlieBt
Die @rnft I'M 9arten su S66nbrlnn.
Die Selcenber5 bes Qelteiten Der 6amilie 2u=
cian'S (Oie Siiriten b. @anino) lift ridt eben=
biirtig, neil gfapoleon l., als er 1904 8ailer
wllrbe, iie Ourd Staatsgelet bonn Sbrone aus
idlieBen lieb. Die 2inie oes sfpeiten gruoers
Solepb Griiberen 86nigs Don Weapel, bann b.
Spanien), Der naf) 1915 lange Sabre in Ser=
oentomn, gteiuzSerieD, iuobnte, iit I'M Mannes=
famine anSgeitOrben. Ourd) Den jebigen 60
oesfaQ erlii6t Die 2inie oes britten 8rubers
eouis, oormaligen SDnigs BON !Sollanb, per=
mablt nit 9tapoleon's l. Stieftodter Sortenie.
Sur nod BON Dem iiiugiten Sruber gtapoleon's
l., Serone, einit &Dnig b. &eitpbaleu, Der in
eriter @be nit Glisabetb Batterlon BON Salti=
more, Wto., pernldblt mar, eriitiren alls Der
5tpelten Gbe nit @atbarina b. gSiirttenlbero
folgenbe lbfOmnltnge : Der Brin3 Napoleoll
(Plon=Plonl, geboren 1922, nno Sipei S6bne
aus beGen Gbe nit @lotiloe BON Saponen, BON
oellen Der eber Seritorbene ben gelteitell, gtaz
poleon Sictor (geb. 18. Suli 1862 su ieinent
vNa6iolger" (Napoleon Der 6iiuite y beitimmt
bat. Sb jebo6 bas SGbnhen Blon= Ylon's
lernalS Der Utann perOen tpirb, itd einel1 per=
lorenen Sbron 5u erfdmpfen, euelbeu uber-
baupt erit tpieber aufSuridten, bariiber berrz
ld)en nod groBe 3weiiel.
Der Saltimorer Sonaparte befinbet iid sur
!3eit in 9tepport. Su ben llnterrebunqen nit
gteiu=yorfer .3eitungs= =@orreipoubenten GuBerte
er ii6 iebr slriifbaltenb, er tpuBte iebr poriidz
tig bas Geipra6 iber leine Stelluna in Der
Sanlilie fern 81 balten, iprad) nit Sebaueru
BON oem gefauenen iungen Wanne lno ipirb
I'M Sftober na6 5ranfreid) Suriidfebren, nm
ieine Bfidten, iuelfe er Der &epublif l6ulbet,
gu erfii0en.
Der y'Seralb" bonn Samitaa idlieBt eiuen
langeren artifel nit iolgenben 8orten: vgs
lheint Ielt5ulteben, baB IN ben San1ilien Der
Wtduner, melfe cine feltitebel1be politilde Sroz
nung itirsten, etile gtenles maltet, Die cine re-
gelnGbige Sererbuug bober 8Hrben perbietst.
Sie @eualt fdllt einer Nebenlinie gu, ooer er-
liid)t gdn3ltf. Inter ben sablreiden Ser
manbten bes Saules mag elm Mann leben nit
Der Strait, iib bes StaateS 81 bema6tisen,
ooer ibn su erobern. SetiD Yatterlon 1T in
oem @lauben geitorben, Sab Der nddlte Serr=
lder 6rantrei6'S bon ibrenl 9lute isiu perbe,
mo man fam MIR iageu, baB iid ldou iou=
oerbarere Singe in Der SSelt ereisnet baber,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23
Gon9reB=8erbanolt.neen.

9Sai btng t N, 81. Suni. Senate
lpuroe cine Otittbeilung oeS Slotteuiefretdrs
oor9elsgt, Den Sau oes 8efrigeratOrsSd difits
betreffenb.
Ser Seridt Der Barrier Silbrz@onieren,
ipurbe 5um Srlld beorbert.
Oas 9Sabl@omite erbielt @rlaubniB, mdb=
renb Der Sertagung Oeu SpoHoro- -aeaogg 5al
81 unteriuden.
Der @onferen;= =Seridt iiber oie Sl1oiciarn>
GrpenIe=Sill murbe aufgenonlmen rnO paiiirte
nit 81 gegeu II Stimmer.
sellogg brafte Die 9foad'Ids Sublioieu=
giq pie0er elm.
Die Bill, lueldle ben Serfebr nit d)ineIiden
llntertbanen regulirt, uurDe auigenonln1ell,
mb Slater bielt eine ldngere 8sbe.
lin llbr WurOen Die Qrmee= =SermiQiQunqSz
Slll nnb Die Sill iiber Seripilliguug Der SIT
lti3=Qu8gaben BON Dem Soriibenben oes Se=
mates unter;eid)uet nnb paun an ben Bralioel1s
ten gelanot.
Die Sill, ipeld)e Die 3inSrate aui riitfitdll=
bige Steuern int 9iitritte Columbia ieftistt,
purbe qngellomnlen.
Die Sriefrdger=OefiSitzSiQ lpuroe aufQe=
noullnen. Die 9eripiQigung lit BON $315 900
a1f $500, 900 rebnSirt, llNo Die Sill ipuroe nit
men.
Ser Seld)luB bes tSaules, oas 6uubament
bes gSalbingtollz MonunlentS Ill ueritGrferl,
rplrbe an9euomnlen. Ger Seuat psrtaate
iidJ I'M llbr bis Woutaa.
Sm Wepraientautenbauic
ipliroen nebrere nelte Sorlagen etngebrad)t uno
Cobb (Snb.) maf)te barauf cine lGngere peri01l=
lide @rfldrllng iiber einen 9(rtifel, iuelder AM
13. 3. Dfts. i'm ,Snoiauapolis Sournal" er=
ld)ien.
8enna (gS. .zSirg. J pom @ontite iiber Die a(uS-
arbeitltng bon Sils berid)tete Die Grmee=Ssr=
milligungSbin suriif, llnb bieielbe purOe BON
DEM Sprefer 1lnterifrieben.
Sas 6alls leBte lobann Die @riuGgung Der
Sill gegen bic politildJe Seiteuerung Der gull=
oesbeanlten tort, jebod) entbielten ii6 Die Ste
publifaner fOrtpdbrenb beS Stimmens, unb
Die MorgenitunOe peritrid, obne baB Die Sor=
lage erleoi9t murbe.
Die Supplemeutdr@ @Suitt3bill muroe DON bent
Spreder nnterSei6net ltno an Den Senat ge=
ididt.
Sine 8otlfaft BON benz Brdioentel lpuroe
enpfangen, peld)e perfiinoete, baB Oerielbs Die
@ipil Seripilliglugsbill genebmigt bate.
Oas Sals ging barauf sur @rlebi9ung Der
auf benz Sii6e Oes Spreders befinolidjen Sor
lagen iiber. Sie Sil sllr @tablirung BON @oit=
routen in getpifienStaatenm mur De angenonlnleiI.
Die announcements oeS SenatS su Der 6auSs
bill Setreffs @ieoerernennung Der Miifiliippi=
@ommilion muroen genebmigt, uno I'M Is
llbr eriolgte Sertagung.
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ST.. gaaolpap's glraulirenAe 9iaen.

Soatommen 9eihmadIos, elegant nit iiisem Gumni
hber5oaeu, ein8en uno reguItreH oas SOitem, puBen
aus uno itdrfeH 6ilr oie oeilun9 poH ollen unorSs
nun9en oes yia9ens, Der Se5er, Der Ginseueoe gtez
ren, Slaie, yterpeneioen, Sopfpeb, 8erIopfuna nm
peroaulittelt, Spspepe, @aaentrant9eiten, Eie6er.
geodrnleentSln6unS @eibDiire uno ale st6Tuneen
oer tnnerlttpen Srsane iino Jiaopap's lulen bas
3ellmtttel, 9eien poittioe g8rtung mir qaranttren
Ste mn aiiside6t9 aus BnanSeuitofen 6ereitet unh
i0doIiden Stoife.
gD- 1tan merte ftd foIgenSe Spmptomc, bic aus
Storln9en Der Beroouuu9szS Srgane berDorgeben:
Seritopjun9 Der @tn9epeiOe, &5eI6mlre, Ylutanz
eran9 na9 Dem Sopie, Uiasendure, Neisun9 gum @r=
brefen, Scbbrennen, lplOerDilen aegeu ae J{abruna
S6pere i'm NIasen, iaureS 4uiiiCBen, Oriiten o6er
3eptel IN Der eerS9rube, 9etdubuna i'm 4opie be-
i6leuni9teS unb erdmeytes atbenbolen, Ser,tIoefen
@elhhl Der Gritidus, lUenH in esenoer gtenng Sefs
ten ooer Stretien por ben au9en, 5ie6er, itimpies
9opffueh, giangel an S6meB, 8el6beit pon oant uuo
auaeu, SbmeBen in BET Sete, 8ruIt uno @eoera.
eBenoe 1ibe uno Irideln, pno 9reHnen i'll oen Nfls@
telu Il. I. 10.
zBenise DOZEN pon 8abpap'S Yiaen peroen oos
Sp1teIn pon ag' Den obengenGHnten uebeln 6eireieR
@yutbeten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-23
glttS Werffn.

Sapanna, p. SUM. = Der aliS Sera=
Gru; angefommeue franS0iiid)e Yofbampfer
bringt gfafri6ten aus Nterifo bis gum II.
Suni.
Die nlerifanii6eu Sournale beipre6e1t ben
Sori4las, ben Yrdiioenten 9ias gu einem aber~
maligen amtsternliue 81 eriudbler. 9ias OPP
ponirt benz Soridlase nno giebt an, er tuiillz
lde, fid in's Yriuatleben suriid 81 Sieber. =
@s perlautet, baB General Megrete ieine Inter
tuerilng angeboten llno Die 8egierung nm Se=
snaoisIns eriud1t bat. : Die @ei6dftsleuts
bon @eraz@ru5 fino Der slnfidt, baB ibnen bas
iiirsli6 erlaiiene @eiet sur unteroridung Der
gdnIhsgtiei gum 9ta9tbeile 9ereidt, sic be
i4lofIen baber, Die Sransaftiouell nit Dem
:3oQamte 81 iuSpenotref1 unb feline @aaren in
oas Snnere 81 ididen. Die 9tegieruns oro=
nete iofort Die Serlegung bes 3ollanlts nad
Der .5allptftabt an. Die aaufente ltellten oa>
raul obue Ser5ug ibre Sppoiition Elm unb
uahmeu ihre 0eidlGfte mieber auf.
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Gnt3ilnonng Oct StaIe uuO Der
yicrcn,
in droniiden 8daen bon weiBen 6lu6 uno
OtutterRiOen.

gei Gjeidpuliten, anpseu, Ger6drtunaen uno 1opbiz
lltben SelbuitreH, lSa,erlu0t; 6ei aaaemeiner
29unobeit oeg SebIe @cibWiiren uno 8ubeIculo ber
Sun9ei oeI 9ibt, unperonultdteit, T9dmatismus,
auobenerpetdung, bei Uierfurlbla1erunornw in aileI
oielen l9refden 6ranibeltsiormer, no ie0e Shnoe
oer eFien5 etne Diartcr it, luo bcr menibine 9orper
ene ooIltdHoi9e JuHe acpUroen, erregt oiees arose
tetoenoen. jn lolheu 6dler, Ho alle 6reuoei 6es
Hebcns ocn teiotuoen 0bgeidniten erldeinen. Qiebt
e5 ourd eiHe munocrpoue, fait iUernathrlit,e Self
tIaIt oeH Sef5melld.2eH benz te6en uno eiHer ueuen
GrltenS mieoeT.
Sei oen geruobnliheu Sauttrantbeiten, nit oensr
5eoer mebr ODER penlser sepla9t it, uir0 bieieS YeI
ont9 penl9e 0olen III ben meren mo ourb penige
iSaiten in ben granddaughter 6duen cine uoltomme4e
oellun9 beurien.
Sbrontld seocuhs iOllten elm SiRben init Slp6 5[az
l1en tauIenS Preis $40 pro 0useno, oocr $500 pro
Ipothefern al hoheu. '''~ N "'N''
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S0re6lide 9ampffeTelz@rploiiom.
- Tititf Serionet, set0otet nuo
tasetDrere fGotltd, pcrtutttt0ct.

allento o n, Yenui., 81. Suni. = Der
0ampffeiia bel Der GrSgrube auf oem @runbz
beiiee Der S06. StepenS & SdmoDler, 5pai
Oieilen ben @nlauS, Beuni., erplooirte I'M
&c llbr heute iriib nit illr6tbarer @etualt uno
fiinf BriOnen wurOen auf Der Stele getDotet,
rpdbreno mebrere anbere i6ipere ober t0otlide
@uuSen bauoutrugea. Die @et6bteten iino:
5rant5egler, ber@ontraftOr, 0torriSS6moDer,
Sobn S6nliot, Sreb. @ttinger unb @bas. 0err.
94ilion 9err, Elm fleiner 8rlIber oes yebteren,
uno Der Mal6iuiit 8euj. Ssd iinb toot(id, per
lpunoet, 9as 0talfinenbaus 1T pollitdnbis
heuoltrt, nnp EN- Stitt bes 8ampffeiiels, inl
@efpi6te bon ntebr ais ctner 2onne, tpurSe
10 Daros BON osnl S6anplase oes llnsliids
entfernt anfgefunoen.
(Spdter.) gSilion 0err unb Der Maid)iniIt
SEED iinO 9eitorbeu. SIS nerlautet, baB Qebtez
rer betrulifen mar nnb bteGrpfoiion bllrh ieine
TahrlGlliafeit uerid)ulbete.
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Sal, Nleiid,mamm & Somp's a,rebbeie.

Compressed yeast).
Oa man entoedt bat, ba6 pele Wadabmunsen unz
ieIer 5eie ii i'm 0tarfte befinben 70 bat ale ddte
BreBbeIe uniereS 1abritates aui iebem Baiete ben
gtamen unierer f5irma. aGe anberen fino 9tadabz
mun9en.
Dfan perlanse bon ieinem Grocer 1af, JleiId)=
mtamn & 9ouIp's YreBbeie. 9dsIid Sriib!
6abrit= Depot: Rr. "a, Yturs-Gntaw= strnRe.
(Mdr519,1S) g. q. Yenmett, geltditsiaBrer.
Cine Harte.
aa sae, webe an ben Solaen BON Susenoihnben,
usrpSier Sbtudtbe, Gnttrduns, @eruf Der Ntanz
nssfraIt &c elnen. ienoe itb toenirei Elm 8eSept,
oas fe turirt. Sieies groBe Seilnittel ipurte DON
rineiR Ntifiondrin almerifa entbett. Sdtt ein
abreiIrtes @ouoert an Siep. Soiepb Z. Snman, sta=
tion 8, gt.=y. eitp.
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Goliiion TIN NetpsDorfer 6afen.-
Gtn oenti6es Wolifd)iff TIT oets
0rttttS QetDhrf.

9tep=DOrf, 81. SUM. - Gine bebenfli6e
Golliiion ereiguete ii6 beute friib in Der oberen
Sai Slpiihen ben S5eanbampfern y@anaba"
lnb uStalp" bon Der y gationallinie." Seibe
0ampfer uerlieBen ibre gSeriten beinahe au 9teiz
der 3eit, une ehe fie bic 1tarrOius esreiGtsn,
iteR Der eritere 9arpfer 10 beftig gesen ben 2eez
teren, baB Seioe betradtlid bei9dbigt tpuroerl.
Ils Der 0ampier y@anaba" na6 benz 3ulant=
menitoBe iid riidfuarts bon Der yStalp" ertz
fernte, rannte er piber bas Dor 9nfer liegeuoe
Senti9e Sollldiff ySarbaroHa" unb bobrte Die
ielbe in ben Grnnb. Der Dautpfer Canada
febrte I'M unb ging BET Der 8atterie Dor 4nfer,
ipdbreno Der arbere Oampfer I'M Stanbe mar,
leine Sabrt fortjuieter. Solueit ermittelt it,
fanten feline Meniflen bel benz llntGaa1ge bes
bentiden SdiiieS nm'S 2eben.
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sas Mepolmti0nd,eu In 9anauta.

etuzSrleanS, 21. SUM. = Der Oantz
pier rDteoiator" bringt ytafri6ten aus aipiu=
mai bis gum ID. D, RtS. Die bonn @eneral
9tafael ai5puru an9eSettelte 8eOolutiOn oauert
fort unb Yrdiioent @Oriola befiuoet it6 alS Sc
fangeuer in ben odnoeu ber Sniurgenten. Die
getteren babeu iidl bel 2iou=!6ils sStation all
Der nBanamazSahn" oeridan5t, unb Der Ser
febr Quf bsr Sabu III luterbrodbeu.
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0enoer, Sol. 81. .5uni.-0as, Goaieun=
3beater" 81 QeabUille uuO Sruei augrenSenOe
@cbGuOe branllteu beIte uieoer. Serluit $lO,=
900. SamcS Sromn ans 6onesOale, Semi,
tam i'll ben Slammen I'M.
Rem Yort, %. Stunt. - Sm oierten
Stod,perfe oe5 @ebGuoe8 9tr. 49 uno 81,
SOwaroitraBe, brad beute iriib 8euer ans,
our6 mel6es Die 0emoIabrifanten Sernhcimer
K 9lugult eiueu Serluit Don $4,000 eriitteu,
mdbreno Die Manufatturuaareubauoler 8bitz
fielo, Bowers & Comp. ungefdbr oenelbeu
Behag perlOren. 0aS ben 6So. 9lruOlb, @ou-
fable & Comp. geb6rige @ebduoe muroe I'M
8etrage BON $4,000 beiddOigt.