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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-17
Uer,mi5d,te feleerapbtj6eD Depe,d,en

Sn S r n t u or a I, girg., fptr0 beute Der
speite proseB gegen Sonas 6adn1au tpegeu
eires am IA. aprii 5. S. oil Sas. 9S. SOFTER
periibten 0toroeS beginner.
Die @tgenthiiiner bes fiirstid in 8bilabel-
pbia ansefommenen Sampiers Sci 9 / NJ
lamb !" melder Die llortpegiife Barfe ,2una"
in ben @runb bobrte, iino BON benz @apitan
Der Barfe I'M gtamen ber @igentbiiner nnb
Der iiberlebenoeu Nitstieoer Der Rannidait
aif 100000 g da6eneriat perila9t NOR
ben, Die &lage .piro i'm BunbeSbiltriftsgez
ridte In Ybilaoelpbia sur Serbaublmns gelan<
gen.
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Or. aaSpas's aegulirenbc gillen

Soltommen sei6madlos, elegant nit IiiBem G5ummf
Ibcrio9en reinl9en uno re9utiren oas S6item puben
aus uno tdrsen. iSir DIE oeiIung pom aQen linor6s
nun9en oeS 0ta9ens Der eeber, Der @inseDeioe Die
ren, Bloe, JteruenleiOen, aopine6 8eritoplna, uns
peroGultteit, 8pspepite, 0allenfrautbeiten te6er.
@eodrmeentS SinbuHg, Sei6mire uno ale Storunosrt
oet innertl6en Sr9ane ino 5tabmao's 8ilen Sas
oeilmittel, oeeu poitiue g8rtuna mir oorGntiren.
Sic nb ausibieBtib aus Yhanjenliofcn 6ercitet un6
ent9alten fen Gued6er, feline mjneralben ooer Ionft
i9dolihen Stoife.
aa5- Dian merle iid fOlsenee Spmptome, Die aus
Storungen Der Neroouungs@ @0r3ane 6erporae6en;
8eritopiuns Der @ingelpei0e, C5elfnire, YIutonz
eran9 mad eem aopie, Nasendllre, stei9ung sum Gr=
6te9en Soo5renHe 28iOerpiaen ge9eu aIle Jfabrune,
Shmere i'm Dia9en, iaures 4uIitoBen, Sriiten ober
aopien IN Der pegaru6e, 8etdu6ina i'm 9opfe. be-
i6ieuni9tes uno erdlmertes atbemDolen, 0ersfobien
9elRl Der @rifidung, fuenn in Ie9enoer SelIa Fefa
len oocr Streifen por ben Iugen, fieber, flimpie5
&opfiueb ylangel an SbmeiB, @el6beit uon Saut un6
Gn9en, S4merSen in Der Sete, Bruit uno 65Iie6ern,
teBenos Dtee uno Brtdeln, mo 8rennen In oeH DIss
fen u. [. ip.
geeriae Soieu pon RaSmap's giuen iuerSen has
Splten non OIL Den oben9enannten lgebeln beireien.
Breis: % Gents Die S6adtel. 3u ha6en In oea
Ipotbeteu.
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Wctben.

UaiI, 5Ie:idjntenn & Sontp'e @rebb:ie.
Compressed yeast).
Da man entOedt bat. baB uiele Wadabmungen un=
ierer Sele ii i'm 0artte befinoen, 10 bot ole dhts
BreBbefe uneres Jabrifates aui iebem 8afete ben
ssamen unierer Srma. slae anberen fino Nadab:
munsen.
Ulan perIanse Don ieiuem Grocer 8att, sSieiJtb:
unarm 6 Somp's Wrebbeie. 9dslid friit!
isabrfzDepot: Rr. ~, 9toro=Guta,p=S StraFs.
iNtdrsi9,1SO 9. q. Yennett, @eIhdftsfabrer.
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Snfano-
ga,tS Der SnnSesDaaptifaot.

g9aihingtou, 16. Sept. - Die uerifa,
llild)e Jtegierung loa gegen Die Sertbeilllng Der
| BON tbr gemadteu 4biflagssa sablung auf Die
| 4nipriid)e Der ,,Qa brazMinenz Comp" pro
! tetirt uib nm cine ySieoererip1guna Der ON
Sefretdr @parts abgegebeneu @ntideioung erz
| iud]t baben. Gle bebauptet, beiueiien sl fOll=
relt, oaB Die @ompagnic freitpillig auf Die
@ruben Sersic)t leiitete ltrlo baB Die 9nIpritd)c
betriigerii9 iinb.
Sn lubetrad)t Der groBen lufbdufllng bon
@olOmiinsen inl Sdatamte, peroeu ndditens
QnoronunQen getroiien luerben, nm Sob unb
Silbernliinsen in ben peri6ieoenen llnteri9ab=
| Gmtern geaen SdabamtSnoten aisSntauI6en.
Der &riegsiefretdr bat i'm @inflange nit Dem
am 20. SUM 3. 5. genebnligten @ongreBbe=
iion ernannt, I'M fa1tSniteQen, oh etn @tien-
0tid)., bergeitelt peroen FAM ober Oh e8 porz
tbeilbaiter lein miro, ben Slnb 81 iibcrbriiden.
Sefretdr @partS lit bterbtr Sltriidgefebrtr
miro ieOo6 uorgen fpieosr abreiIen, I'M oen
BrGilOenten SageS auf leiner 9teile i'm 9Selten
GIT be9lelten.
Die beutige Steuereinnabme betru9 $252,z
026.33; Die 3oaeinnabule $685., 3,327.56.
Slaaf WfOrcheao nurOe baute al Stele bes
lOrlt. SbontaS vi. gSalftr, tpeld)er oen Eallta
pab erbislt, gum Boinleiter III @rie, BeuHl.,
ernallllt.
Der agent Der Sulalipz zagentlr i'm Serri=
torium gSaibiuston meloet, OaB ein oortiger
Snbianer tiir5li6 bon einem Stammesgenofen
ernloroet wurOe. Der 2lgent ertlart, eiH ge<
miiier georg @antine, ipeld)er Spirituoien an
Die Saoiauer uerfallfe, et fir Die Sbat oerantz
wortlid] nno befinoe i6 in 6aft. Serner
tbelt Der glgent NIT, oaB cine Snbianerin,
rpeld)e auf Der eripdbntsn agentur nit eiHem
iueiBsn Otanne lebt, Dor &urSem einen anOeren
Snoaner pergiftets.
Oas YoltamtsSepartelllsut bar augeorbnet,
oaB POM /. Sfto6er an alle aus NdnDern, mel
DIE Dem 8eltpoitoereiue angeb0reu, iluportirts
giider nid)t mie bisbsr in .'taps syorf Suriidge=
balten iueroen lollen, bis Die 5ouabgaben be-
5ablt iiltb; iie lueroen pislnlebr nit elmer Jfed
nung fir ben faligeu Setrag mad, ibrem s.
itimmingsorte 9eifidt luerbsn uno Der bortige
Poitn1eiiter bat Den Setrag Su ccileftirer.
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Be1 Or. @balmers' 6eiltinftllr gegcn
Ogspeplie, bance'S 4noorn- Sprup gegen 6u=
item uro @rfdltuug, !6ance'S Safiaparillapille
gum Heini9ell beS Slutes, Sance's Sudu iiir
Die ytieren, 6ance'S 6aar Q8ieoerberfieler,
Sance'8 6beulnatismus= 9tntntent : 4aeS gu
baben bel Seth 9. SaHce Scr. 108, 28eit :
Baltimore 9 traEe. (20l
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&alteS oocr Dibises Ssteeer.

9ebelt iar 80 Gents. SIS sibt tcin anoereg qPeI in
oer 2Se mas 10 ihne ale 2lrten BON 5Sieber 6etIt.
mo9en e pom 0eroorbener euit (Ualarta) o6er 6eaez
lerltten galle tommen, mogen lie SGarlad=, NerpenA
Sebet ooer 9elbes 6ieber betEen, als-lner 3nebuna
Gaoiuag's. '
ga 3iltr 90 Gents Die 5alde!
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Bsg4 @irb es lid be5ablen? - So
tpobl besablt es iid, cine S6a6tel Sance'i6e,
Galiapartaa Sfutpillen ftetS TN 6auie an ia.
ben unb bic gauge Samilie poli9 geluno Su er.
balten. Preis 25 GentS Die Sdadtel. gu
baben bel SetbS. 6ance, 9r. 108, Use i.
! 8altim oreSStraBe. (15)
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tss 'oar oas critic uno tit oas ein,iae
Sd)mers uertiloeuoe Ofittel.
1aSwaD's rSteaSD Rclief"

miro au9enbiflidje Stilfe idaffen bel
GntiInoungcu OCT gttcrcn, :
Gntlinonu1cM Der SIaSe,
1eoGrnsGnblnouneeu
c.,,...,,.. SnngensSHugeition
Sssrlfiopieu, 5Dptbesie,
SSitcrtid,en sn,iaaen,
,,a,,, ~ Sraune, 0atarrbS
Sabaidlmerie.:,
W,enralgia, Rbemmatismus,
3alteS nno betfcS 5tebee
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Ste beunriseDemoe 9anfunft pcs
WetietafS Grant.

y Il ia II n5tSG0, l6. Septelllbcr -
Die paHOeiStammer bat eiu @irtular oer0fieat=
lld)t, lusldea aae @ei6ditsleute erIud)t, ibre
gotGie an Sege Der 9nfunft oC8 @enelolS
@raut 81 idlieBen llno nit ihren AnoeItellteu
an Der GmpTauqs 59entoulratiou Sbeil III
nebmen. Sic SAmildllng Der StraB gen hat
beretts begOnuen. 9ie peridJieoenen 2lrranqez
inentSzGomite'n iuaren geitern lGngere 3eit III
Sibung uuO DerUOllitGn6igteu ibrc gsorberes
tungcn. General 2S. 6. @Qoit, ein Shul=
fanlerah oeS Gr BrdliOentell, lit gum @beimarz
ld]all ernannt morOeli. Yiele Sereiue haben
i'dl 5pr Setbetligirn9 an Dem iSeitSuge 9emeloet.
Ser Gigartenntad)er= MuSitan0 tn
3itd)mono.
81 hmOnb, Yirg., 16. Septbr. - QSie
bcrtit8 mitgetbeilt, itanpeE bte Bieiaen Gi0ar
relimad)er in Der lebten gSodle fir b3heren Qohu
auS, mo ale 6abrifanten NIT 4uSnabme eines
eill;lgelt, lueidCr lelle 2lrbelcr in Gufioio, 9
y, en9aglrte, baben Die 6crberuug bepilligt.
Ste heute bier Gn9etoMIutiteu nelten 2lrbeiter
lpurnen am Sabnhoie bon beu StriferS EN-
ptdu4er, ipeld)e ile 3u iiberreOen iu1ten, niht
iu orbeiten an5uiangen. Sic begoben iih ie=
bod trOBoem mad, Der Sabrit uub bereiteten
itd) alf DIE 2rbeit Dor. Sbgleid) Die Demon
ltratlon Der StrtierS our6auS feine orobcuoe
mar, belt e5 Die 6irma, ipeld)e ble reuen Or
better angeitellt bate, bcnno6 fir ratbian, cine
abtbeiluHg Yoli3ei Dor ibrer Subrit auffellen
Su laiien. Die StriferS paaoirten beute 8bcno
nit Dtuiit unO 5ranSparcnteu burd Die Stra
Ben. Dan crmartet teine 9tnbeit0rllng.
gl,ts Wertfo.
Odbanua, 16. Septbr. - Der beute aus
8era Grl3 bier cingstroffeue Oampfer ,,@itp
Of Sera @rl3" briu9t gta6ri9ten aus Der meris
fantihen 6anptItabt bis gum 8. .. Otts.
Sa8 @erii6t, baB Senor SaQarts, BrGTibeut
DeS Sbergeri6ts unO SicprGfOent Der Jepublif,
in Infla9e5ultauO perlest iperoen ioate. mar
obne @runO. SIS murbe BON oeu Expeditions
Sournalen III umlauf gelest, nm 3wietrndl,,t,
berUor5urlIien. - Die Gouuerueure inehrerer
Der lptdtigiten Staaten baben 5el. Braiibeltten
0ia5 beIliat, I'M init ibm in Sesug ani Die
@rbaltnn9 Der 9tube ;u confertren. Die @ou=
ocrnellre perpfdnoeteu ibr gSort, oaB iie ben
Srteoen in tbreuStaateu unter eDerBeoingnnq
aufredlt erbalten miiroen. 9te glrmee TT henl
RrdNoenten 0iaS trtu ergeben.- Sen. .9teqrete
fann ni1t aufgefuuben merbeu, obol.i9 allent=
balben nad ibm 9eiudt luuroe. = Die in ben
Ser. Staaten per6ffelttli9teu @eriidte iibcr
cinen beabiidtigten 9lufEanb in @uaoalajara,
lopie oaB geueral Menoe3 in 8uebla al Der
Spite ctner repOlutiOndren Yartei ftebe, itnO
unbegritnoet. 6rieoe berrid)t III alien 5bellen
Der 9fepublif.
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9 d. 10 t % It @t

Der yun8en ubercuIoier Bot6iiis, Stropbefn iupbi.
lttiihen Seoen, 9nd)Dinoen 5e9eneYGtion Gjeldfpia
rem Der gferen 3utcrtrantbett, oiieroerbauna init
au9enbltdlter $lnoerung, no atheoer 9e6raut luora
lttuments unnotbi8 mOdeilo, 8Iaeniein lno in alien
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Selegrapbii9c 9epei@ett.

[8cri9te Der ~aiociirten Breiie. fur ben .8.utId.I
eorreiponoenteu".
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Slit Die ietige $aifom

Sar Die jetige Sal fou
empfeble b gong beionSers neine aIs gut betannten
Saden, SafcH
bon reiner aSolle uno iolioer Mrbeit alle gorten
Stri6<0ara,
13asRapraI itio 0ermamtopu 9eltridte uno geipebt
Struutp - aarea,
Hnterbentoen, uHterbcien, SouOia,ube u. :. w..
@roBe Musipabf BON 3ursipaaren, mein reid5balti=
ses MIortiment, olpie eigeme syabrifation 6ieten
Anrei6enbe @arantie, bab ib stunoen aus 8efte Ino
BiQigfte beoienen tann.
Die b5dften Yaarpreie merben filr sBolIe seseber.
9ouis Selber,
Wr. 1877, Sii 10 . o a , ~ a h,
6ptiben eantor= unb gaiternzNpenue.
LE ssabrif: bre Wteilen bon Der Gtabt an Der sre<
{ sridfHoao. fD5b1 ,1St&Dl
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nSalid) ttaa @abr."

9eaea ginlenouns etner goitr,erye an Rohnonx
Comb, gr. 50, sBarrenzStr., Reusgjorf. iperSet 8,
SnIormdtion elhalten, fueide EaIenoe iuert6 iii. "
lApriiSDiont, Aittus s6gtq q.tlp&9e.l
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staot Baltimore.
Vtdjtsipiiroise Stat.
Soiepb sSeiier'S Ser6aftung,
@r III cines 0erpaltaftes am eincm gSasienn.ao=
den beidluleigt.

Sor nlebreren Sagen muroe in1 ,Gorreiponz
oenten" TlItgatbeilt, baB gegen etnen 0ann,
9tanieIlS Soleph 8eiler, an @antoll= 9lpeuue,
ein SerbaftSbefebl fpegen Der 2(ni6ulbiquua e.
mirft moroen Iet, Elm 13=ldhrigeS Nfdoden,
9fameitS Sate &t9btner, ipeld]es Tim bon eilleln
9SalienbauIe iibergcben iporoen mar, id)Gnbld
miBbrauft su baben. Die Subaftllnq founte
oanalS nid)t auSgefiibrt meroeil, neil gSeiler
Die Stabt perlaiien bate. @eItern murpe er
auf einer Sarn bel Gbur6uille, Sarforb=G Go.,
bonn Ser9eanten 2eague an9etroffeu, fcitQes
nontmen unb nadl Baltimore gebrad)t. Sor
Gihter 6arlolp i'm Dltliden StatiouSbauie
farb geitern 9ta6mitta9 ein Scrb1r neqen Der
9lniduloigung itatt.
Sate %igbtner, iett bel u. s. 0apiS in 9tr.
157, zG6apelltraBe, mobubaft erfonnte
ben angei6ulpigten illtb bcSeu9te, baB er am
6. SeptelHber lie Su miBbralId)en uerlud)t uno
an einem friiheren Gage ibr @emalt ongetban
babe.
Srau Dina 8ebrenbs, 9ir. 275, uno 6rau
Souiie gSbitman, 9tr. 273, @antouz9luenuc,
9tad)barirlleu BON gSeiier, batteu qeb0rt, ban
er bas Utdod)en 81 iid] rief, uno balo ba-
rauf Sammugel6rei oes 2ebterm pernommen.
Giue Dame betrat gSeiier's 6aus mo beipuq
ibn, bon icincm Sorb absn ab3uIeben.
Or. WcSbane lagte ais, er babe bel llnterz
iudnn9 beS Ofdbden8 gefunoeu, baB e8 perlett
fuorben lei.
gtad beenoetem YerbDre muroe gSctIer, Der
ell brutaleS gluSieben bat, ben @roBqeid,moz
renen iiberantmortet unb, oa er uid)t i'm Stanoe
mar, $4,000 Caution Su itelleu, hrs Staotge=
fdngniB 9eifift. gr bat 6rau unO Sin6er
ulto sd pit un9efGbr 35 Sabre.
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Ser 0ettmmgS=Mmfer.
9r,t. $. 8. SsleoSerma,,,,.

Die llnterseidneten, Siirser mno Stener3a)le,
Der 10. @aro, tuiini6en Sbnen fir Sbr aritlid)es
ten Gatbsbpese dbrenb Der lesten beoen SABRE bier
NIT ibre Selobuns ausaubriiden. gBir BADEN Sb1
aureen iorsfdts periolst biisen oaiiel6e uno in
bofren eS ponitdnbig, uno tpenn mir 5bnen uniere
gBirosuns unb anerfennuns Sbrer seleiteten Dierte
fno 9eben, perbinben mir bamit suBIei Die ornsenbe
@uoroeruns, oarn gu uiisen, oab sie in Der beDorz
Stabtratbs aaitreten, iotuie Die 3u6erans u1ierer
berSlidfen unterftisung Sbrer Ganbioatur, ba mir
hbersenat no ba es in Der gBarb feinen grser stbt
fuelder h Der greb9ung Der Deranttportliden Blidz
ten elmer offentlifen sfelune eifriser ub
seuiiienbafter, oils Sie, bnseben piro.
Bon Sbrer ssdbi9feit uno 1auterfeit i6erSeust Inh
pon a6tuns Dor Sbren oem @emeinrpoble 9eeiiteter
Deniten blrtbrrn9en ieben mir, ,ibre Ntbirser uni
Ranbanten, elmer 6aloi9en antiuort entge9en.
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nsernhnrn nn,, ts.nttn

Qonbon, l6. Septbr.-SerubarO b. Gotta,
Der beriibmte beuti9e @eognoit, lit geitOrben.
@r ipllroe ant "a. Sftober 1903 auf Der aleiz
nen :3iGbadl I'M Giieuad)idlen geboren uuO
mar ieit 1912 Brofeiior oil Der Serg= afabemie
III 7reiberg, So6iell. gr mar Elm Sobu bes
foritluinenifaftliden Sdrtftftellers Ioeinrid
Gotta.
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Baltimore frf sJuluranee W1hfs

Siiomeit>G Gfe berSnut9> u. Waterjtr.
-:0:-
Geit mebr, ols einem balben S5abrbunoert eta6lirt
ntsFdert 9egen UerIuit ober Bebdo9ung burd5 Eeuer
In Der Staot ODER aui benz earbe, au alle @rten BON
Gi9rntbum.
Diee @efeGidaf teat aud imm mermdbrenoe
,ber permanente YoIieen aus,
@n. y. GarrtIou, VrSfibent,
9trefturium:
DaDte g. Wilion, y. s.. Nefpcomer
1zaneis 2. sing, Oroiae Soriuts,
6enrp Carroll, %. u. Labor,
aDm. $. 8rune, George 6. Sarrilon,
S. pom 4apff, 2Bm. g. Benninatou
Il. N0bert Senfins, y. albert giders,
g. Morton Gteipart, Wfenoe5 @oben,
Samuel 6. George, Jun.
<unif8-D ". Ss. Yurd1, getr.
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9eser1 s9ubma@er ltteniilien,
suoeshn:ittene @abmen (welts) u. Soblsn
= bel
01sbm n. YecGnmbrioae,
fsHua44 aQo 64l1efsfll Rr. g., 61oz &aInktfftf.
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oaS oorjiiglide Sntreiniguug8 Mtittel.
Jerdnoesangen, suIe iie bcUUad)tet uno c,nbsuns
ofm tuerocn, uilo tuie tic tii0Iidl uadI rrr,
@ebtaudle neHiger @aben uorfontittet,.
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New Ulm, July 22l, 1870.

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!. ,o., "a. :. CO =. :, = NJ -.
=. =. 80. : .. : - go
80 - go 80. :, : ''s .''n -.
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-, ~. !, !, !, ., ! 40.
,.aa,, +..,;,, 5, 8, ~ So. 49,
81; = os ,,,o,, :. ~; 800 -, a,a,.:s..
snah' :. tanoants .na s wi, s,,a.a sta.e
tha+ + wi, nov NJ potarson e1nnn ~
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s.nstroke.
ADVICE or ONE or Our PHYSICIANS.

III
One Of our ply icians giyos the fol.
lowing points Of advice in regard to-
the treatment and prev ention Of SIM
stroke, which may be of interest to.
many Of our readers:
It is a well KIN own fact sunstroke is
caused by extra binary heat, and is.
more fatal when the atmosphere is
dense and damp. The third and fourth
day Of a heated period are more apt to
cause sunstroke than the first. Sleep
lessness, irritability, excitement, nn-
healthy bedrooms, general debility,
and the excessive use of stimulants
are the primary causes of sunstrOke.
Tie rays of the sun are most danger
GUS during the hours of II in the fore
noon and a In the afternoon. Thin
and light clothes should be worn on
hot days and edrooms should be kept
as cool as possible. Persons working
in heated rooms should see that they
are properly ventilated. SO that they
may be constantly supplied with y cur
rent Of fresh air. IL working in the
sun, precaution should be taken with
the head covering;a light straw hat
is the best to wear. Black felt hats
should not be worn, us they absorb the
rays Of the sun and allow no air Oh top
of the head. a wet cloth or a green
leaf will prove very serviceable. by
being placed OH the head and kept
wet and cool. Donot check perspira.
ton, but drink as much pure water as
your system requires, because the
sweat which emerge from the skin.
! prevent the body from becoming over
heated. If possible, the person work
ing in the sun should provide himself
with ample shade, and not to work if
very tired. II yon are attacked with
dizziness, headache or languid feeling,
cease Your work at once, seat yourself
at Il shady place, and cover the head
withawet cloth, changing it from time
to time, and pour water over. the neck
and back.
While waiting for the arrival of the
family physician, much may be done
by the friends of the patient. Remem.
Der the old adage: eff the patient is
cool, warm him; il too hot, cool him. =
E~-.y -
II the skin is hot and dry, sponge
the surface freely with the coolest
water Obtainable, and keep ice to the
head, or in lieu thereof, cold water,
and pour cold water down the neck
and back. IT the stage of collapse
has come on, do not despair, as much
may yet be done by the use of stimu.
lants, and hard dry rubbing of the
surface with flannel cloths. Any
stimnlant will do; ginger being among
the very best. Aromatic spirits OF
ammonia-even whiskey-is good.
The patients head should be kept low
er than the body, as in this stage death
usually occurs from paralysis OF the
heart, and that which was eminently
proper to do in the first stage Of the
attack, would be entirely wrong in the
second stage, or that Of collapse.
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l.oAe Tree Ia kc, July:14, 1879.

Editor RevieaO;
We had u very pleasant time here.
the fourth. The usual picnic at Mr..
Hartwick's with horse racing follow
ed by 4 genuine good dance in the.
evening, at which q good share OF the
elect were present 4 believe), ard all
went merry as a marriage bell.
Our community was saddened by the
death Of George Helbiker, second son
of w. I. Helbiker, by drowning on
Wednesday last. He was drowned in
the Minnesota river while pathing with
several comrades, The water was
about ten feet deep were he went
down. His comrades rendered such
assistance as they could, but the cur
rent was very swift, as the stream il
narrow at that point. The whole
neighborhoOd turned out with boats
and graphing irons and found the body
on Thursday, the 10th, about noon.
This lisa sad bereavement for his par
entss they having 4 family Of seven
children, and this the only one they
have loat. He was 8 youth of rare
promise, being very bright and manly
for his years. B 4.
Our crops are looking quite vel
here, We having escaped those heavy
storms. Grain stands well on most
fields, though some pieces are : little
thin. Truly onrs,
d, Gilbert.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{By Or Regular cprzsspo.dsnt Bsstad.)
IoRENo PRoDucE aARxEr
New Dotatoe IS Cts per b1,,,shel {.

New. potato g cts. per bNshel
Prairie chickens a little scarce and
also very small yet,
The weather has been terribly. Hot,
but ct this writing q little cooler.
]. r. Franz has neatly decorated his
front windows with the name Of s.Ale-
tropolitan Billiard Hall. = 51s.
The sociable club metal their. hall
Friday night with some thirty-6ye
couple, and . nice little hop they had.
Mike Foil made:l raise Of new
hat at the hop on Friday night. Good
Mike, but ! pity the other chap.
q race came off yesterday between
two Of our horse jockeys. OF course
one lost !. prize. Omit such sport this
hot weather, boys.
Our old worthy citizen Fl. Knhne
isagain to be heard from. This time
lisa boy l21a pounds.
This vicinity has been distressingly
healthy for some time, but the doctors
say that cncumbers and other green
stuff. will set their business in motion.
Whiting is going to advertise for a
new clerk to help him wait on the.
crowd at his soda fountain.
Quite; i. iisticuff came off Friday be-
tween two would-be pngilists. After
Il few rounds one of the aforesaid in
dividuals gave q couple Of yells, after
which lie fled leaving the other look.
ing for blood.
The Reviews mention of the good
nectar surprised Lency. lie did not
know Him, but says, ':Call again, be-
cause he's got 'em soda nectar.
The farmers are fully prepared to
start mon Monday, If 1t don't rain,
and finish up harvesting III q short time.
Crops are hooking we'll all the way
through. but in some places the grain
Is rather thin.
The arrival of the new Catholic bell
is filling our Catholic brethren with
enthusiasm. Its weight is l775 pounds
and its cost nearly five hundred dollars.
1t will he erected in the belfry rs soon
AS harvest Is over, sand on the same &C.
casion they intend TO have q good old
time, a general invitation to be extend
ed to all. The proceeds will 60 toward
paying for the same. Due notice will
be given.
These hot nights, when the mosque
toes are so hungry it is pleasant to sit
out doors in the cool evening and hear
Frank Schade's Evangelical choir at
Zieske's. It is good and quite enter.
tanning. Miss Prescott is the organist.
Cnrbstone ticket-free. s..
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The reports IN regard to the condi-
ton OF the crops in this community.
are 50 conflicting tllatit is impossible
to come to any definite conclusion Us
to the real state Of things at the pre-
sent writing. There seems to be no
doubt but what many wheat fields
have been greatly injured by blight,
and consequently the yield in such
places will be light and the quality
poor; but in other places the blight
has not caused much damage, 50 far. %
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the Matter Of the Estate of Ole
Halverson, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Brown County
has fixed upon tho first Monday Of eaci,
and every month. for the next six
months, and the Probate Office i'm said
County, rs the times and place when
and where he will receive, hear, and
adjust all claims of all persons against
said deceased and that six months have
been limited as the time for creditors
to present their claims against said es
tate.
Dated the 18th day Of July, 1870.
VAI.ENTIN ScHALEBEN,
i Administrator.