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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
CHARLES HOYER.

MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
nj ment. ON Sth street near south end of Bridge.
The tailoring department is complete, and coin
taius large assortment of fashionable cloths and
Please call and examine before purchasing else
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

BUsoHEs Of grapes were kept three
mouths by an Australian grower by dip
ping the ends Of the stems in wax and
packing in kiln dried ground bark,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

OFFERS TO HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUB
~ lie generally, q choice selection OF Fresh
Meats, salt Pork and Beet Smoked b9eI anu
Hams, shoulders Sausages, Callow and Lard at
the lowest rates. Market on Commerclal Street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
JAaEsH Ssow, Cunning Cove. N. s

JAsEsH Snow, Cunning Cove, n. s.,
<rites: 'I was completely prostrated
with the Asthma, but hearing of DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil, procured bot
tie and it did me so much good, that 1
got another, and before it was used I was
well. My son was cured of bad cold
by the use of half bottle. 1t goes like
wildfire, aud makes cures wherever it ia
used. Sold at the Central Drug Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
WILLIAM LYNCH.

TASWONABLE TAILOR. ALL GOODS
Il made hy the subscriber are warranted TO hi
The form Prices reasonable, and am bound to
| ease those who give me their custom: Shop
on York Street, two doors West OF the Wlndlale
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
NEW BARBER SHOP.

CARL PANGBURN'S ) Barbershop, one door Oh
" Sth street bridge, north side. Work done IN
good taste Particular attention paid TO Ladies
nd Chidren's hair cutting and shampoolng. By
a. Ineana rnlI and see larI.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
WISCONSIN HOUSE.

TERE DALEY, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
ID of Sth and Jay st. This Is new House, ana
well fitted up with all the modern improvements.
A good STABLE is also in connection with the
house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

DIPHTHERIA-In the whole category
of diseases, none has more terror for
both the physician and patient to-day
than diphtheria. How it originates or
is propagated seems almost mystery.
What seems a specific in one section is
almost useless in another. This much
seems, however. to be established, gasses
of all kinds, whether from sewers, open
drains or any other generators, seem to
be great feeders of the disease. If you
burn soft coal, do not open the stove
door and thus let all the impure gas es-
cape into the room. There is not half
the danger from one of your gas burners
turned on full head that there is from an
open stove door. Cleanliness and couu-
ter-irritants viii do more toward breaking
up the disease than anything else. Sim
pie home remedies promptly applied will
do more towards arrcsting the disease
than any physician can.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
- SANDERSON.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALERIN BOOTS
vi Shoar, Leather, Sc., &c. shop on Buffalo
Street near the corner Of Eighth Repairing
neatly aud promptly executed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
J. e. PRITCuARD, NJ. D.,

nHYsICIAN AND sURGEoN.-Ofice, Eighth
1 Street, four doors North OF First NauJua
Bank. L. ). Examining surgeon tor Pensions
MauitowOc, Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

FIVE hundred bushels Of Irish pota-
toes were grown by two Georgia farmers
on one acre of land. The tubers brought
S40O.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
WILLIAMS HOUSE.

TT A. REUSS, PROPRIETOR, CORNEl
IL. Eighth ana Franklin streets, Manitowoc
This house has recently been enlarged ana Ieiur
,isheG. anu offers every inducement TO the travel
ng public.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
WINpIATE HOUSE.

" wINDIATE, PROPRIETOR, YORK ST
L. This hrst-class House is in excellent condl
don and the Proprietor il confident that he can
give perfect satisfaction 10 the travelling pubhc A
Bus will always be ready 10 take travellers 10 and
from the boats. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept
In connection with the House
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

TIE estimated crop Of fax seed raised
in this country this year is 1000, 900
bushels.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
Il. X. PAINE, n. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
III and Accoucheur, late resident Physician AZ
ne Hahuemann Hospital, Chicago, has perman-
emily located al Manitewoc. Ofiee, on Buffalo
streets, west of Kands store.
., II,,.,. : 10 a. NJ,
0ffISE ooNf'e' / TO > and to s 2. N.
Diseases Of the eve and EAR treated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

brought to bay in the woods by dog,
and is considered such curiosity that
Mr.. Hyslop has decided to send it on to
the Smithsonian institution at Washing
ton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
Nj. KETTENliOFFEN

NORTHWESTERN HOUSE FRAN KILN AND
~ Ninth streets, Maultowoc. Travellers VIII
here find tue best Accommodations, Sample rooms
attached
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

Any disease of the Kidneys, Bladder,
Urinary Organs, Nervous System, OF
case OF Lame Back, that cannot be cured
by Days Kidney Pad. cannot be cured
by any other treatment or romedy in
existence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

FARMERS living two hundred miles
from Sherman, Tex, haul their cotton in
wagons to that plaoe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

THREE pounds of cotton were gather
ed from one stalk at Lake City, Florida,
this year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

STEPHEN ELLIS, considered the best
authority on such matters, says that the
late salmon season on the Columbia was
most disastrous one to all interested in
it, The run of fish commenced several
weeks later than usual, and, in conse-
quence, the canneries discharged the ma
lority of their hands. Late in July the
fish came up from the sea in such mum
bers that in the hyperbole of Ellis "you
could walk across the river on 'em; the
wather was shift wild EN-" A strike of
the fishermen had seriously complicated
matters, so that the canneries were totally
unprepared to dispose of the great guam
titles of salmon taken. There were only
few weeks of the season left, and the
hands could not be collected in time
The result was that thousands of fish
were left to rot on the wharves until the
over worked canuery men found time to
throw them back into the stream. The
fishermen could only dispose of limited
supply, so that in the height of the sea
son, which they had hoped to prove a
harvest, they were forced to remain idle.
An hours work, some times fifteen
minutes, supplied them with all the fish
they could sell. One cast of the net ac-
tually brought mp seven hundred salmon,
ranging from fifteen to sixty pounds, and
sufficient to load several boats. 1t was
nothing unusual to throw back number
of fish into the stream and lei then pur.
sue their headlong way TO the spawning
grounds. The nets used were eight and
half and eight and three-fourths inches
in the meshes, so that ten pound salmon
could pass through without moments Is
| hesitation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
manitntuoe gilnt.
ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES A SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con
tinued more than oGe week, half of the above
rates for each subsequent week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

r. A. Hyslop, gentleman living in
Norfolk county, Virginia, recently cap
tured an ordinary live turtle possessed of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
WHERE THE LOSS WAS.

a young man who belonged to an eX-
curslon party visiting Detroit recently,
called at the City Hall to make complaint
TO the chief of police that he had been
robbed of his watch.
"What sort of watch was it9" inquir-
ed the chief.
"Well, it was kinder old fashioned,
but it kept the straightest time you ever
saw. Every clock within four miles of
our house was run by that watch"
"What WAS it worthf'
"Well, I'd been offered seven dollars
for it.
ut isn't such a great loss, then.
at isn't the money value that hurts
me, though / don't care to lose seven
dollars any more than any Uuner man.
You see it was the only timepiece we had
to run our prayer-meeting by, and when
the deacon rose up and asked me what
time it was. the mint l began to naul
out that ticker, every young man dropped
his head, and every gal pricked up her
ears and ached for me to beau her home.
1t made me solid all along the town line,
and put me ahead at country dances, and
I've either got to git it back, or go home
and tell the folks that l came across a
blame fool and sold it for twenty"
"And you won't do that?"
81 might, you know; but the mint the
old man wanted to give me his note for
nineteen of it, I'd have to own up, or
shake his paper, and dads a man who
backs his notes with fist as big as the
top of your hat. ."-Detroit Free Press.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
DIR. c. 4. GRIDLEY,

D,ENTAL PARLoRS, RUDuLPH'S BLOCK,
IL Corner Eighth and Franklin Streets, Souln
SIDE, HdnitowoC, Wis. Ollce hours from A. M.
fof = a feJ-l
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04

AR. A. j. FATCHES, Den TIST OFEIC
y iii Shermau's building OH osh street, 'ia
1woc, WIS.
- Teeth extracted without pain.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.


DREWER AND MALsTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington streets, South side The
highest cash price paid for Barley.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
SageSne1tt9feitett.

Der G5ar 1T aberunals einem ani6laae
auf iein 9eben entsansen unb ;iuar aeraoe, tpsts
bel betn fiir3lidlen @tteutate in WtoSfau, burdl
einen sliidltfen i3uiau. st iheint tbatid6lidb
aegen ale Weudelmoroperiufe sefeit 5u ieia,
allein friiber ooer lpdter oiirfte ihn iein Slid
bennod i'm Stife lafen. Hdheres iiber has
Ittsntat Fnbet fi6 in lnieren 9epeidenipalten
0em Gon9reiie lieat sur 3eit Elm @eiet Dor,
sinen auf5ubeben.
Sas 6epraleutantenbaus bat porseifern elne
ytll angenonlrnen, meld)e bic @onlmilidre fit
ben 9tftrift Columbia allipeiit, etnen geeigneten
Ylab fir Elm Hnions 8 bnz 3 ep o II
gS a btngt IN 5u belttmuien. Die Bill
perfiigt, oab Die @ommiiiare OreiBi9 Sage nad)
Qnnabme ber 9lfte ii6er einen paiierlben Ylab
beridten lollen. Sci @nsDabl oeilelben lollen
iie lomobl bas Snterehe Der Ser Staatei1, ais
aud bas bes Yublifunls in's auge falien.
ollie 9eleiie unb Sd)isreniirdnge, rueld)e nibt
npthl9 iinb, Iollen 10 balo, al5 nlO9lidt elttz
ferflt merben.
0as Hepraientantentaus bes Son9rsIies hat
cine glll CUR britten Selung beorbert, lp,lde
Die Ser6ffentlid)nng Don 0 terie- Qnsei=
gen i'm 0tiiriIte Columbia 1uterlaqt. 9(lle
Serlude, Die Sill toot 5u ntadeH, i6lugen
fehl.
Ser Genat Der @eietsebung pon
Girginten bat porgeitern Die notoriide
Motft'id)e &neip 9lo dem 9 iii mioerz
rufen nnO oaiiir sin @eieb 5llr itufsnipeiien
@ua9abe bon eican5sn iubititiirt.
Sn New- Dorf baben vSobbars" uno
Sleinbanoler nitGabad ctuen @Teiu surGr;ie<
lung 9Ieidndbiser 9rsie iiir tgre SSaaren &C.
9,iiilbet.
Sn Neus9orf iteiqt man iebt ben @roz
Germ auf ben 9edsl, Die Meoitaneute pertauie1l,
obue gep1iifte alpotbefer gu ieiu.
Die Stctnt hlen gebsu auf's 9tsue in
bic SDbe. Sn 9astp=Yort forbert man ir
fSurnoce, Steamer uuo &rate s.. 40 pro 3onne
@ga $3.45 pro Soune; Stoue 81 pro Gonue
Gbelinut $3.S5 pro Sonne. 0ie @rbDbun9
beirdgt ourti4nittlih 25 Gents p-o 3onne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
RaOwaD's SarfapariIlinn- lIe(o!ueat.

e @hroniidle Srontbcitcn 9nobenfras psrborbspa
Sdte i'm SIute, ropbutUe Rrunfbeiten lnatHTff4,sn
Dabttus, Slphtlts un0 Senerie, Sie6erpurSen rSrns
ntlte ooer alte @eibfuirc SasfiuB engIi|fe sranfr
belt, petGe Sdmclurgcn, @rfn6topi, tSebdrmltters
Seloen, Srebe, 2raieni6uellungcn, Suoeu, 46tPhs
runa oe5 SorperS, Yuileln unb 2lsIbtdae G5fpSTeH.
Spspepnd, giieren= uno BlaienIcben dhroniirhrr
HheumottsrluS uno @ibt, SdbUinOiud,t g}Iafr,Ifejn
uno Srte5, lopte Abartcn oer o6toen &ranfheten Se
men 6tSlpeten nnoeIe gfamen 9eae6cn ueroen.
sStr bebauptcn, o1B es fen 6etanntes NeilmittJ
9lbt lpedeS ib gegen 6ieie Srantbeten 70 mirfion,
erluetit, iutc JfaoWaH's RefoIosnt. gs furfrt OIL
mdltg, aber iidler unS pom @rin6e ans uuS Srit hs
letoenoen 2bctIc pteber in geiunoen 3uitonS. Gss
fbMf pl'E IabtnfdjDinoen ncS Sedspers ESiuhaff
nno netiof9f o6e Sblten1 nit aSsga0em ISlute
aus lpeitem neue5 @QteriaI sebiI6et uire. Sies II
Die erite gSIr'un9 BON IaSnaB's GReiuius,t.
Sn t5dien, no eas Sqitem hUrtJ Nnhduilua BON
Vterr, S!uedhtber, ooer corroiiDem Su0iimat in ben
8nonen, e'elenten u. l. 10 geteH 5at, luoour,b Nros
4elltt0s, crJlilde 4rantbft, HitaratsfriimnIIno
Serren!un9 IpetRe Sd}iDeiung II. Deal. pcr1Iria2t
nnroe, lou oaS SatSnparitiian 6eIe JicoeribIdae
auI uno ent!ernt one @e4nulF aus Dem Soiteme.
gSefn 2icJcHiaeH, ueltc oicic Atebisiuei, AM nur
hlonll9er Igpblttcr o6er irrop9ulofcr 9ranfbsilsn
9ebrauden, lei Die sur aud nod 10 anaiaIl ih heS
er ttDen," enc al9emsine !3unabme iRrc SrSite mn
brceSofpet9eiDhtes pabTnebmen 70 ift e5 Elm fids.
re$ Seiden Der iortihreeHeen @jeneInna. Sr Serorz
taen SroHibeiten mro es init Dem gqHcnteu entnfSer
beer obT id)lmner-otrG Giiftitof i'm SSufeme bleIht
mat unbdigi iucnH er niCbt QebeuIut un0 ans brru
lule perriebcn pre, 10 perblcitet CT id un0 56brf
tor ole Gonitttuttou 6 unter9rd0en. Sp6aIo nd oer
10tent BET m GcbrGutAe oe5 5arIapariutau Defser
inh!t," loite CT ftiH6b oil G}eiunobcit, graft unS
Sitll1 buHebmGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
nfatto-9epef6s1..
Gom0reB=8srbanoI.tngen.

@ai bingto II, II, Eebr.-Sm Senate
,purben 5abireid)e Bftitiouen BON ansrifalliz
ld)cn SabEconlpaanie'n ge9en cine Heouftion
DER 3Elle ouf Stabl porgelegt.
Die bemofratlIhe Mebrbeit beS 0ahlconit
te's ullterbreiete eiien 9eridjt, mel6er DEN lsp.
Senator Sngal5 BON Sen Inflageu Der Settz
dung eronerlrt.
9ionoolpb beaiitragte Elm Nmenoemcnt Su
Der Sill, ben Sen. Sit Sobn Borter pisosr
oils SiF5ier eili5ulebeil, ndnttd,, bab bslaater
Eorter bonn Hrditoeiten Sum Sberiten ernanut
perben nno ieilie eounlllilon bonn San. 1868
batireu jo1.
Sernan berid)tete Die geiuzDorter gSHtans=
ltellungs=Sla el1l.
9ogon beantra9te, baB ser 5lotter=Sefretdr
ermddltigt iperoe, ell Sabr5eug aus;uriiiten,
peld)es llltIitubungeH nad) SrlanS bringea
iru.
Scr Seuat nahm bic Sill an, tpel9e belt
M1riiteru oes SIlllern uno oes Sd)aeamte3
seiiattet, mcbr Sdrsiber alt5ultsGeu, nm Die
@eld}dfts Der Benf nfouSriidltdnbe in Sronung
5u blingen.
Senator @orbon 5eigte an, oaB er moraeil
yfadmittaa Tim llbr cine @thsimiibuug oes
Sefates ipe9en ces interoSeauilden IaualS be-
antraaen iperbe.
s3M Observation-Disclosures
unterbreltetc Wtcgaue bon .Dtb. etue Betition
beS Srn. SanleS Soofer aus Baltimore in
gesns anf Die Ssrtbeiluna Der @eloer, lueld,e
ben Ser. ct. ourdl oaS @clfer Sd)iebS9eridt
sugeiproder trurbe; iiberipeieu.
5r. 9onng bot einen Seid)luB an, m,lher
cine llnteriuduug iber oas gegen,partiae en-
item Der yeiolbung bon 8nnbesseridtsz zattna=
rem bererbnet; ii6erlp,elen.
Die Sill, tpelde Die Ser6ffeHtliduns bon
anseigsn iibcr Sotterie= llnternebmen I'M Oi=
Iritte Columbia perbietet, ipurOe nad fur,eI
0istuificn bis gum nahiten ,9iitriftStase"
perihoben, liub DaS !5aus nabm Johann BIZ
8iu in 8csus auf Die &srleguns bon Broseiien
Don gtaats= unO SuubsSgeriaten Dor. 9it
Morsenltunbe ueritrtd), Obne oab bic Sorlass
erlebtat .plrbe.
I'm IS llbr sina tas Saus in Ylenarftuue
uno ittte Die @rorternn9 Der porgeidla9enen
6epiiion Der &egeln fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
XeberfMr Wr. 1858.
Mmnistpa1tpabt tn 9btlaselpbta,

9tla Delp ia, II. Seoruar. - Set
Der beute itattgefunoenenMuni5ip paltuahl tniipits
id bas banptid@lidite Sntereiie an bic Gr=
luablung bon 6rieoensridtern, Drsi Sidsts,
ndmliA Elm repnblifaniidss uno 3lpet benotsas
tiId)e, iuaren i'm Seloe, ipdbreno Die Arbeiter=
partei seipiie @aaOioaten allf alien Sidets l1l1=
teritiitte.
(@patsr.) - Die Babl pcrlief Obns aufre.
gung. Sis um bieie Stunbe (42 ubr Mor5
9ens) III Die Stimmen5dbhne nod ntd)t meit
genu9 porseid)ritten, um einen SdluB auf oas
5teinltat su geitattsu.
Geabing, Yenni., II. Sebluar. - Die
9enlotraten baben cine MaioritGt BON bier
Stinmen I'M Staotratbe.
Ilient o 10 II, Yeuni., IL. Sebruar. DR..
6. 9. Oiartin (9en. )lpurbe beute gum sDiapot
ernablt. Sr 2ancaiter unO 9orf baben bie
9enlofraten uno III Sbeiter Die 0tepu6litanel
geitegt.
0i q opille, Yeuni., II. 5ebruar. - Sei
Der hsutigen MuniSi ipalmabl tru9 ber republic
fauiide .Uiaporsz rsz@anbiOat uno gegeltlpdrti9t
@aDor Gbas. gS. Niiller ben Sleg iiber Den
@reenbGdler !Sorace Gullum Danou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
6eBeimntSpoaes Terf6tutnDen et=
ttes pfottttuenten SSraeltten.

@lepelano, O., II. Sebr.-Oos 9ebelnt.
ni6polle @erihminoen oe5 6rn. Sert6olo 2an@
bon, zines promiHenten S5raeliten, erregt gro
bes auiiebeu in bieier Stabt. 9r. 2aubau III
8eamter oes 8ereins r8aid]er Sfel 8arsel"
nno bate nabe an $4,000 bon benl @elbe oe5
@ereins in ieiner Sertpahrin0. Die Sabrcs=
periammlung bes oSaid,er Sd)el 8arscl~ ipiro
5ur 3eit in @uauSuille, Sub, ab9ehalten, unO
telegrapbiide Nnfragen, tuslfe geitern abeno
bon bort bier eintrafe1t, gaben bic erite anoeuz
tung bon Dem 8erid),piuoeu 9anoau's. 2eb=
tsrer uerfiinbete Dor 8psi gSoAeu, er peroe cine
Jteiie na6 Netpz zDurf nadea; iett iener 3eit
tpurbe er nidlt mieoer geisben uno man fird)tet,
oaB er oas Opfer zines Serbredens sstuoroeu
ift, i11oem man tpeib, oab ct $170O in 6aarem
Geloe bel fif) fiibrte. Seine giid)er iino pollz
ftdubis in OrouuHg, unO es erifttrt fein@runo
3u Der Asnabme, baB es il1 I'M etne Oefrall-
oatiou banpClt.
(SpGter.) = gS TT iebt ernlittelt, oaBEFh
in ber 8anf, in weld)er 2anoau uernleintli9
$4,000 SepOnirte, fein @elb oes SeretnS be-
fiuoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
Git. @abaiinntSer be9sbt. Sstbit:
moro aus Vurd1t BOT oett Vret=

Chicago, II. Sebr. - gB. 6. @uerniep,
9aIasier zines geiteru aus Oell s8eiter anlarl-
senben 3uses, itiir5te iId nahe benz Stabutt
an Der 0esplatnesfraBe llnter bic Gdoer uno
tpurbe 10 entietlih beritiinmelt, OaB er in fur
ger i3eit itarb. auf eiuem Slatte eiltes III lei
ner Saide befnbli9en 9toti3bu6es fano man
folgenbe 8orte: yMein Sdpager beiBt 6ranf
u. Deans uno nohut IN 8ileSboro', 8enni.
SD babe mid unlgebrad]t, p.il ib iueiB, baB
uns bic 6reimaurer 10 pie 10 t0bteu lueroeu, 10
balo iuir na6 Chicago fomn,eu. gS. 9. q"
Der Setbim5roer fam aits Gan Sralt,isco
uuo mar obne 3tpeifel uahniinnig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-18
9Saraame+

gle 6enitteG, Die, i'm lle6ermase 1enomnen, oas
Seben 0eidbr0en tUnncn, iolten Dcrmieoen per6sn.
Wiorpblum, Spum, SttptbHjn, Ntnca, 5uo5camus
unb aHocre itGrte Gtte uoern Dob Su 0eUiiIen 5eeH
mo in e9r telnen Dozen geuommen Die Shmcr5en oeS
batenttH pdbreno ihrer lBirfurg aui oas Gpfem.
Cine 5iUeite Sof3 ie6o1 mag odS 9etoen uerl6lim-
mem uno cine brittle o9or BEN Zoo bsrbcifibren. IS
lit burdens unnot5t9, oeie un8epe 5attorcn 5u ses
bIQudcn, pcnn Elm pOiItipes oetlmitte iUie Rao=
fcag's Reaoa gielief, Die iurdtbariten SdmerSeH
raider BELT uH6 ueOet Eelnen Sn0er, uo GrIpa6ies
uCH nattbeg tUsr6eu tam.
3as tpaIre StnoettH9suttttel.
8a6 us 0teabp Retiei iit oa5 eiujige SeiIs
nitte 6aS NugeHblidiiA SCbmepcr lin0ert.
SyiuiliG Sents Ole ,5laia)e.
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pcrieGt nte, cner biz spauji9 Dtuuten bel elmer eins
5Den grtn6liten AppiitatiOn 5Glmsrieil IL ltnoeru
2Hie beitt9 uno auuIOoI aud Der Sdmer3 lcln mao,
ben Die nit NbelInatismus, Rcural8G, neruolen getg
ben uno on0Cren 8lantbeitcR Bc9aItcta elou0en noa
9en, HiacuaBe Gea6g BieIieI Uiro augen5lidlidle
Sinoerung geUdbreu.
GnfiiinoHns Oer Ricrcm, ocr 8lnIe, ocg Ginass
uctoc, Gpu9eittou Ger Sungaii, syeiIeefeif,
2tthcnbe beidIiueroc, S9erjFIopien, SSDiserfe, Ssas
tasrb, 3tpbtberttis, Group, WEiypen Sso1fs
tuei, 4abnWeD, NFngaigie, Jfbcuftati SINUS,
tditer Sdjauer, sSIsbev, tsrpit5cIieu, SuetSdls
tUuESCn, Soma'erbcid);Dsr0eE, !5HiteH, gSers
rGRfgugen, SalnupItn, SdIiitstjsu IN OerSrmit,
ian niaGen iHo tr 0en DlieoGru ,pcrosa aaaei,,
bliGIid) gciinpcrt.
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Ser EaMbuptS VroseB S1utte=
SS II N tank7


Srto geport, Conn.,, II. Sebrlar.-Sl1
Sbergeridlte be9ann bellte Der Sipeite ProSeB
9e9en ben Der Grlnnrbung nllb Serdnbung Sos
baun 65ilrid equities bel Sontb sgtOrlualf,
Conn.,, au9eflagten friiberen 9tener bes gr=
inoroeten, gbilbeIm Suhbols. SIN Sebruar
1876 tam Sobann !5eilrid Sdulte, eiil reiber
@utsbeliksr aus Den Hbeinlanben, na6 Southz
Noripalf, eon1., rro fanfte itd) III Der 9tdbe
beS SrttS an. GilrS baranf febrte er naf
9utidIlaub 5uriid unb fan erit im auguit
1878 mieber ndd Soutb -Jtor!ualf. Sd)ulte
mar ein Sonberliig ltrb tru9 beltdnbtg grobe
@eloiunmen bel lif, gSilbelm 8ndholj wuroe
bon ibn1 als 9iener engagirt. 9lm 27. De-
Sember 1878 6sgab iidl S6ulte bon t6aule neg
nnb iaate letnem Sieiter, DaB er nad) gtelpz
g)ort gebs, mn baB jener i'm nit Dem 4zllbrz
Suqe srriiferipartsn fDnile. Suhbols fallb
1ld) am 9epot eiu, ber Serr aber blieb aus.
Dlit benz irrs nad llfr anlan9euoen 3u9e
fam $1r. S1nlte an, belaben nit llebreren
Sd)iuteu uub elmer 9feiietald)e. Sein !6ans
1T, fper11 man benz gabnaeleije folet llno oann
elnen iiber cine iuutpfige 9tieoeruu9 fiibrenoen
6lblpeg einidlGgt, ettpa J Wieile pom Sabuz
boie elltferil.. Sr. Sd)ulte CAB ieinenn 0tener
Die Gd)inten rtnO Die Saltbe unb befabl ibn,
poraussugsben. 4uf Gem gSege nad) benz
SuufS lni " SuJi'ttS uittJtluNNitf StIoottL htio
beranbt. Oils man Die &eid)e ipdter auffanp,
entbedte man III elmer 5aid)e nod 80 800 Warf
ODER etpa $19t $50 uno sttua $3.50 III am,rifa=
nildIenl @elbe. @tspa 100000 Merf maren
rerihpunpen. Der Seroa@t lenfte iid) auf
gIdbols, Der sefdnsl,d) einsesossn mllrbe. Die
Observation-Disclosures fauOen, baB Sbulte
an 9SunOen itarb, pelde linn bllrd eiHe Ser
ion oher btlrdl Yerionen bci9ebrad)t ipuroen,
neld)e SudbolS fannte, unO bab 2ebtersr&snutz
nlB bon Dem Scrbred)en bate. SHdbolS
pllrbe ipdter bon ben grobgel9uoreren iuegen
MorbeS I'M eriten G'rabe in antlags;uitano
periett. Der SPrOseB, Der BON beloeu Seitet
nit sroBem @sidide scfiibrt ruoroen par, be-
gam! an 9. Scptsmber uorigen Sabre5 uno
erbete am 20. September oamit, oaB Die 81
id)uorsnerr, nahoem ibHen Ourb 3eusen nit
gstbeilt morben, baB 204 600 Otarf on einen,
bon Vudtol3 be3eidneten Blate gefunoeu lpor=
ben parsn, gSilbelm BAGbols oes Iloross I'M
eriten @raOe ifnloig fanoeH. @s sclans ieinen
stnualtcn auf perihispene @ilrudnoe bin einen
uersn 9rO5eb fin ibrsn 8Iienten 5u erpirfer.
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&alteS &ie0er.

9OItes TieUer ptro fix idnf3ig Gents trirt @5 ai6t
ole anoerCn maaudJen, buoien, Sharladz, ,Gup6usl.
gcibes uHo anoere 6ie6er (be Dem gIei4jeiH9en gei
6toudc BON aaepaD's RtHen) 10 idnel turirt, Die
8aCiU0G's Rcnoy 3ielief.
&a Gjebrau6@anpetiun8 gemdB 9enommen, pro
IS IN Wengtn sugcnblidtn &rimpie, Glageniaure,
Sobbrcnnen, 1oproeb, Eiarr6oe, SpieHtelie, 3olif
8l6bungen uH6 ale nneritbCn StbmerSen tllrtren.
&CiicHoe iollten )et5 etne Saicbe nou Raouag'S
DtCaoD 9tetief nit id4 iubren. @iHige Iropieu in
gGQfer geuomnen beuqt 2raHtbCitGH uno S6meryen in
ifotgc Don lSaiierWC6ld por. Il$ Stimulirmtel 1T
Is beiier, ais iranI0ilner Sran0p ooer Buffers.
%ier8z ano t5oriticuts ioltten ietS oamit uereleu
Fciu.