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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
A MAIDEN,S TEST.

One day, with pride, asked a man,
Come my garden see,
He came he looked; then turned away,
While these words spoke he;
"Twere better bulls o. corn to grow
In those flowers place."
A pleased expectancy, know,
Died then on my face.
half admired the man before,
But his words cut deep
I babe him all his sordid wealth
For another keep,
To-day be courts the kitchen store
Grand man, wise and good
And smokes and doIes, while his wife
Carries in the wood.
Young maiden, when lover comes
Providing round your bowers,
Go bide you in the garden then
'Mong your blooming lowers,
Your heart doth wish to self bstray,
Laugh a siren call;
But note his face while searching you
Rarest flower OF ell.
II pompously he strides along,
Mid the beauties there
II halts he not 10 fragrance drink
From some blossom fair;
II seorn clouds on his eountenance
Plainly lower in view,
That all that useless rubbish grown
Needs so much Of you.
Skip quickly then behind the hedge,
Speed the garden walks,
And haste you to a safe retreat,
Where no monster stalks,
But if his face, and eyes, and voice,
OF their worth depose,
Then part the fragrant, screening shrubs,
And bid him pluck the rose.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-06
Druggists Speak.

"When we are asked to recommend
something to nourish and strengthen
the blood we always say take Malt
Bitters."
"Best blood purifier we know OF"
"Rapidly displacing all other Bit
ters."
"For weakness, nervousness and
the fuss of dissipation nothing like
Malt Bitters."
"Women and children take them
freely. a. / IN.
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DRAMATIC TRAGEDY.

Several years before the war there
occurred tragedy in the eastern part
of Tennessee, near the present site OF
Rugby, which aroused the indigna-
ton Of the entire community. Sew
eral days ago the concluding chapter
was enacted.
In the neighborhood mentioned
there lived young man named Abra-
ham Dent, a man of fine education,
usually kind in disposition, but of so
violent a nature when aroused that
he was known as bad Dent" He
was tall and handsome, possessing re-
markable physical strength and an
activity that had made him favorite
on the school-house play ground. He
was wealthy, to which influence be
owed his escape from Imprisonment,
for he had killed a man, and was only
cleared after the best legal talent had
been employed in his defense. He
was not addicted to the use of liquors,
but would, as his companions feared,
get on spree of ill-humor. On
such occasions he was morose, quar-
relsome and dangerous. His freaks
were strange and unaccountable. He
would help friend out of an alter
cation and Immediately turn and
knock him down. Among his COM
panions was young man named
Louis Guill-a noble fellow. He was
brave as a lion, intelligent, kind
hearted and faithful to every obliga-
ton. His father and mother were
dead, having willed him the farm and
several "black foxes" The friend
ship between GULL and Dent was a
subject of remark, for where Dent
was violent, GULL was genial; where
Dent was in for fight, GULL favored
an adjustment and hearty laugh. Yet
the two young men were friends. 1t
seemed that they had been born
friends; their fathers were friends
Their mothers insisted upon having
the same kind of coffee the same
kind of cooking; had the same ideas
regarding children, and, of course
were friends.
One day, at a picnic, the two friends
engaged in quarrel.
"You told me that you were not
going to dance with that girl" ex-
claimed Dent
81 know did, Abe, but / couldn't
well get out of it. The boys arranged
the set and assigned the partners"
at wouldn't make any difference
to me what the boys did, / wouldn't
acknowledge that had told q do
lie."
"If man tells lie it is better t.
acknowledge it. l hope have no
offended you"
"But you have. When a man tell
me id lie / hold him accountable
for it,"
"Abe, you are on one of your spree
to-day. Let the matter drop"
81 am not in an i'll humor, and yo'
utter id lie when you say so.'
"Abe, this has gone far enough"
at shall go just as far as | want II
Imeant what said"
"Are you in earnest !"
81 am"
"Go away then. Don't call me
liar again. II you do III knock 20
down."
Several friends raised up, anon
them colored man, owned by Gull
He was bis masters friend rs well a
as servant, and who would have rish
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Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and
none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommend
ing Hop Bitters as women. 1t is the
only remedy peculiarly adapted to the
many ills the sex is almost universal
ly subject to. Chills and fever, in
digestion or deranged liver, constant
or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in
the shoulders and different parts of
the body, feeling Of lassitude and
dependency, are all readily removed
by these Bitters. a. LIST h.
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A Thin Congregation

1t is comparatively easy for clergy
man to preach to full audience but
the test which shows whether ones
heart is in his work, is to get up and
face thin congregation, yet deliver
his sermons with an earnestness, which
shows that he has q realizing sense Of
the value of one soul. Only that
clergyman who keeps this at all times
in view, can so utterly leave himself
out of consideration, that he will be
Just as eloquent and just 10 earnest
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when speaking to thin audience, as
if he were addressing large multi
tude, from whose eager, upturned
faces, he might well draw inspiration.
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Something Of Interest 20 every
Man, Woman and Child.

Is your blood impure and loaded with the poison Of
scrofula
Is your life strength ooIng out through an ucura-
BILE nicer Of sore
is your skin covered with itching scaly and scrofu-
lous humors 7
Is your complexion dishgured with unsghtly erup-
tions or blemishes
l. your hair thin reloss and rapidly falling out,
and scalp covered with scales!
Is the skin on your hands rough, red, cracked or
bleeding!
IL your child growing up with scrofulous humors
bursting from every pore
Is baby afflicted with said heal Or any scalp or
skin humor
If so, then no human agency can so speedily, per-
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complexion and skin restore the hair and cure every
species of itching scaly and scrofuous humos of the
skin scalp and BLOOD as the cutlcura remedies, con-
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arrests disease aays inflammation, itching and irri
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boxes 800
2. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap, nm exquisite
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The Cuticura and Cuticura soap externally and the
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Inquire about them &C your druggists. Right here
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Send stamp for ILLUSTRATED Treats on the Skin, "
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Cuticura Remedies are prepared by
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900 Washington St., Boston, Mass
BS Cuticura Remedies mailed free TO any address OF
| receipt OF price.
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&eJegrapbiid)e 9epei6e1t.
[Seri4te Der nIiiociirteu BreHe- fur ben .Deutfeu
Sorreipo
SnfanS-9epef6ett.
Die rlImfdbiafettsos6raae.

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fern iplro bon gut rnterrid]teten Seantten er=
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iahren obne 30gern gutbeiBen miro. 0e auf.
9abe, ibn pOn Dem SClhluiie OeS aabinets III
benad)rthtigen, ioG Or. SliB ,ufalen.
Sstrtfts Der Sett, 5u mtld)er 6r. 2lrtbur au
Steue Oes BrdfoeuteH treteu iou, bat man, rpie
perlautet, beihlofien, ben Gag, an peItem Der
BrGitoent bas e, 9Se.Be Suus" perldBt, 3u ru1bz
len. Nlem Anldciue uod) fam aber nod
Ytanhcriet etntreten, mas otele Bldne Su 2SaiA
ier MAIDEN mir6e. 9oh oerlautet beute, oaB
man ftoD getrcfi8 bCS Cages, an Dem Der GrG-
iioent abreiieu iolt. i1uu 6cItimmt qeeiuiqt bat,
tbn abcr geh9ln balten nil, I'M - Die AAz
ianmlup9 GROCER Olen'd)cnhaufen Dor Dem
, &e,Bsu Soauie" III DerhinOern.
SSn brel 0tonGten trttt Der @ongreB Suiamz
meur unO eS lit Ctnige 6Offuung uOrhaHOen,
OoB Der @rdpoGut btS buh,u wieOer III SrGften
gciOTmeu iein mirb. ,3ur Geit lit augeulheiu,
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Dig, lucnn r,dlt uitle m.d)ttge ReglerungSge>
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Sfr NSnf,nn.Grnntr.

Ct. Baul, 5. september. - Der 8ai5en
in 0iinnelOta 1T iett eingeheimif, unO 0as
AusDreiten idlrettet riiftg porpdrts. Da8
@rnpte=@rgebni6 fann iett nit gr6Berer Be-
itimmtheit angegebeu perDen, als Sur3 it, ba Der
9SaiSen nod aui Dem 6alme mar. IS puroen
i'm @au5en 2,96O,363 glder NIT 8at;en be-
ph0nSt; bieielben er9aben our6ihnittli6
IL 4!10 Gnid)el pro Nder, in @an3en allo
33,77l ,511 Suidel, mas 100000 Buihel
meniger ,,alS tm SOrjabre 1T, rnb bon biz
0iillioren SuidJel meniger, alS SanguInifer
aus9eredlnet batten. Die 3ahI Der pOrige8
Sabr nit @aiSen bcbauten gfT mar iat &C.
rubeio groB, ,mle OieiCs Sahr, neulid) 1850, ,O73
in 1880 uub 2,9G0,363 IN 1881. gSdbreuS
Oas @rtrdgntB bcrler s3,771,511 8ui9el lit,
mar es porleeS Sahr 39,37I ,779 Suidlel. Die
uriadien Der pernrnoerten @rnote itno: Der
IireuQe 8iuter uuO itarfe Sdneefau; oaS ipdte
Eriihiahr; Die 8erbeerungen Der Setraioepause
Iro ipdter Die 9iirre. g6as Die QualttGt Oes
gGat,eus anbstrtfft, 10 tprG Der aus Dem H0rO=
ItteH 3heil ocs Staates ais ,9tr. /" flaifi=
fisirt nerben fDnnen unb fat aller NaiSen
ans Den iiipIiaen Counties ais 09tr. 2" unb
npYfuaPr
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Rfenmdrfff.

@btcuqo, 8. Septbr. - Die 3ufu1r bon
Shmeinen belief fdb hMte ani 1000, Die Ser
ieu0uug aui 49OO Stid; be 9reiie Oariirler
3mrteu $4.0O uuD $7.05. - &IuOOieb: 3u
fubr 1000 8erisnouug 1900; 8ertdufe 81
S2.O5 bis $3.50. - Shaafs: 3ufubr 1900
&eyieHDnng 600: Brfdufe Su $3.36-$4.50,
YouiS. 5. Septb-.- Shncine: Ser.
tduie ~ $500 bis $500; 3uiubr 3O00
gdennuu9 22OO. 49, 8ltuopitb: 8eriGHis 81
81 25 bis 5000; 3ufubr 1900, SerieuOung
SEQ. - ShaOit: 3uiubI 1900. SrieHOHng
1900; But0uie su $3.0O-$t.25.
BhiIubeIpAta, >. Septbr.-8tnooieb
s3eriGuic $500; 4,reiis 81 bIs 6t. - Shaaie:
g}e1lduie 1900; Brelie 3-74. - oAmalHe:
9e1tduic 5000; Brtiie $40.
@afsQtbertp, Benni., 5. Septbr. -
DE 3uiuhr OOn 3tinOUieh belief iid) aui 1854
Stnd; SsrtGuie Su $3.50 bis $500. -
zdueinC: 3uiuhr 5665; Srtduie 3H $3.50
6js $7.10.-St taujs: 3uiubr 5000; Sgtdui,
Al $3.50 biS S4.85.
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grObe1t &enOmmec'8.
slnr@ten berpOrrasenOer qterste.

Gos Gje6duoe cincs aroBcn 9crmmce'S iUiro uitt
in cincm Gage aufacia5gti Oa5 5unoamat mus moido
unO ttct lcn, uuO Der ito3c 0ber6ou crfOrOcrt pie
3et. ginO irseu0Uo gt1c, 70 farm Oas Gjan5t ploe-
lid unO OBue Die N0addct ocr 0tcparatur 5uiourmenz
ftdr5eu. Sam biernn 5,mano BDtTteln, Der gcIc9tr
mic sewtHe ucytbloic UeoBnn, Ole su ep6enerer
glotorieat aufgepuift por0m, 6er &crgeNnbet onbsm
gcfunen fnO aber udbrcnO Oas giOtrum o5ne inuez
reu @syt6 oerhwnOet fest bas ldtc SeiumitteI, T,I
es gisert5um elmer GneIperion ooeruid, sur b6dHeu
Stufe oes grfoIga5 cnpor. Scu 5tcgeu in Der Bolts
aun 1T pieaeit fetn raibcs, aOes elm beio eyeres.
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retet, e6iet es meoBniibc Gc,sabcn, oauutcr giieu
unO Goliiupc qniaugs cHfates 5la5ruu9smittsI, bat
eg it i'm gaIe bon Orci5e6n jo5yen Bu ienm iceiger
boben 9laHse ais Stdrtnags, rmfimmungs. uuo
yIOenirdftisungszW zWittcl er9o6cn. Jur iebr Dsuise
gditeI 6absn oas @lHt sesabt, oas gertraucn Osr
Ge5ts 10 urbcotugi 5u scUinasn, oa5 i6m UoH Ssiteu
oerid6Gr Die Observation-Disclosures go6esube6uu3n5 5u E6st
purosn uuO es an 5obcr s;eac 10 tart aussss1adte
Q.uinnuns 8efunOen.
gu ben 86rper6s}bUeroeu, far Sereu
geietu9unq es lid etsnet 3dBlen gaUd.
DE- Opspepitc, a6ts6raug, sung enlrant.
.4eGcu, glutarmutG, Gnttrdftans Der
6rousn uu0 aaRrtfae getB6arfett
4rs9etGmtttsL6eiSumpftteter-RaCas ais
rtu-unO Bur garbsu8uns Osiiet6eu BAT
Got0ens flhiiises @tnoilstia unO tOnis
ides Stdrtuns smtttsI MID fetnss @Iet@
den. Durd 56I6cruns oer gsr6auuHsss
funfttOueu @oIIeuabiouberuus be-
istttst es ienen trout5ofteu 3ufanO
bcs epRems, DeIGer 6em Gumpffitber
16dr nab EBor 6ftueb un6 IS ai6t t,tz
mem fdrteren Belea ittner gorTHge, ais
6euRad Dets ietuey anti sSumptfttberz
u trfuuq, Sn allen Gpotbeten gu bo5en.
6. g. 9rittentou, aaeutser agent.
Br. 115, 6ugtonfraBs. yitiUz gOrt.
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gus ser gnueesbaupti1aSt.

gSoibington, 5. september. - Die
heuttge Steuereinnahme betrug 81 ,027 ,64l.41,
-eic 3oleiunabue $3.50, ,237.21.
SIM Sdatamte nur0en beute gtationalbanf.
noten i'm 8eha9e bon 5000 sur @tnlOiuug
empianeen.
Die National= =Sauitdtaz z8eb6roe bat gtldl=
rihten erbalteu, uah benen III Imop nno
Stan9bui, III China, unb 5u 8anqtot, in
Clam, Die Cholera ausgebrodlen III. gm lebs
teren Srte fpirb bic Sterblibfeit auf 100 bis
400 8erirnen pro Sag geidldtt. gtur mcni9e
@uropdcr iino Der Seuue gum Spier GefalleH.
9lm 5Oie bon Clam ioa groBe 8eItitr5ung
hPrrihPn
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GGrbcrtitHuGen Swr REtIe nad1
Sewg=&raHd,.

Ser Srantemwssen uuo isine Ginrihtuna.
g9aihingtOn, S. Sept. - Yong. SrluG
o6e piclmehr Glberou iOll eas 3iel Der Raiie
Dga 8rdToeuen iciu. gr mirO auf Der - Benns
iuluanier Giienblbn" relien. un0 SentraldnDaIt
DicSsa. b hat Ole arrangements 81 letten. Der
8nhnsug, IN pcldem Der Bdloent ieine 8eiie
MAIDEN witb. 1T iegt I'M Depot Der BtHnipI.
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Die amtlId)e uuteriudluug in SetrefT Der
Sorpebo.@rploiiou III gtemport,
8.zS., trnrhe gelteru an ienem SrtC cr0ffnst.
&. 81. Ora fe, rpeldler crit tiirSltd) aus
eiuer Srrenoniialt eutlaiieu porbeu mar. maAte
ocfern in SHllipan &ouatp, N.=D eiuen
GeIbfmolbperiu6 inOem er ftA bic
Stblc euralhuitt. @r Gpre iApe!liA OapoHz
fommeu.
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Grdn0e.

ShurIotte6ptIle, $lra., 5. Sept1m-
Der. - 8oe @tbduos Der yYfoHticelo- y9siuz
Gomp." mnres hsute nebit 5000 @alo1en
gGein 5ailort, Segluh $4,000, Sertbsruug
$4,000.
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Ser (1el0uIartt,

Relp OOrt, 5. Sept. : Solgen0e8 inn
Ole GtlluBrOtjrlugen: @elo mar leiht gu 2!
tis pno idllOB 5u 8 8rO5enr pro Sabr. -
Sterling Q3edjiei 4.791 -4S0 auf so Eagt
aro 4.6S5-4.84 aHi Sidlt. - BHnoes- Sbli,
qotjousu: uerldugsite Scthier 1O14, DO. Siinfu
lOl, A. prnscntiSe &OupOns Il3. pros.
DC. I164.-attien: 9tOd=Sslar1 1874, Bits,
burq 1877, SIS. @entral 1878, 0.~D. &eHtral
1929. Yafcs&hore 1254, Gr;e 42l. 90. Brioriz
tdtsn Ssh glortbzgHefferr l24B, 90. BrIorita=
tar 1861. gt. : s. Central 925, Reaotna 599.
sfeiiern Union S8B. llnteridlabamts BunH;:
Sob SIS, 48O,477, @pHrant 81 f567 ,56S.
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Sennie Rramer's 500.
gnians Oes 9rpseiTes geeem gSaIter Hno SumeS
Rduen

NemsSo apen, @onn., 3. September. -
Staulsanmalt Suif trug heute Elm nolle pro-
seoul beSiiglid Der ieparuteu NiOrOanflagen
aeaen gpalfer uno Sames OtaQep ern nno
flaqte baraufbin 8eipe gemeiniam an, S,nuie
3ramer entueber ourdl @rtrdnfen, OOer our6
arienif, oosr ourdl @bloroiorm, ooer ourh
SernnlaIiuHg pOn 8lutanorang nad Gem Sc
him, iuOem iie las DidOden sum iibermdBigen
6rinfen ueranldBten, oOer 6aburh, oaB lie oas
@eiidt Der GerfOrbeueH in ben Sano orldteu
un6 ite sun @rltiden brnd)teH, ermoroet III ha=
ben. 9ieQneefIagteH plaiouten ,,utdt i6uloiq."
Sbr 9lnpQIt fOrOerte, oaB feline Slienteu ein5elu
pro5eif1t miroen mo 0oB ftd) Der Staat auf
siuen antlagepuntt beidrdute. 0as @aritt
u,lmarf ZEN 2utroa, uno bas 3euaenoarhOr
nabm oaraarhiu iciuen autang. Ser eritc
9.uQe mar Aabet @urtiS, pe'der SsHuie Sra
n.cr's gtid)e am Ytorgeu oes 6. Nuguli autz
lamb uno nGhere In9abeu Oariiber ma9te.
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9. Oape5 NQnelD.
Nns pffisieILe Wsitfnnss sSluetin.

IL llbr 30 0iinuten.) 0DaS 8efinben Oes
YrGIOenten bat fd iett Ausgabe beS lesrn
Bulletins in feiner nerfliden g9eiie DerdnOert,
nur baB Der Bulsihlag fid beihleuutgt bat.
Der 8atient bat mt eini9em Appetite Nab=
rung 81 fid geHOmmen nnb ni9t wieoer iiber
WagcnbeldwerOen 3u Hagen gcbabt. PRlS
ia, Semperatur 99.5, He'pirattou IS.
8. GB. Slis, S, &. SarHes,
G q gSonh1norA 93nht RPuhlfru
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Niirnfmicr aSnlffff.

Qeriu9toH, Strg., 5. Sept.-96. 0a=
uiel unb Cameron, @ouuerueur8'@quoiSaten
Der 9emolIatcn unO 9ieOoiuilIs, trdIeh iih
bcuts bier, unO Elm ieOcr Der GanDIOaten belt
cine sruei Sluupc lupge 8eoe. Gamtron laqte,
sr erid1eiue psoer ais @emOfrGt, not ols 9fs'
publfaner, ioneeru ais @auoipat Der Jtedo1dz
iier.@artei. Daniel crfldrte, CT Jet EN- 9enlos
hot uno beiihnorte Die ebTlife 3lllung Or
9StddtsiduIb pon gSirdtnien.
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8aibtngtOn, 5. September. q llhr
friib.) Or. SliB mel6ete iOeben, baB Der BrGz
fOent etne rubige Na6t gebabt mo ieit12 llbr
taft forttpGbrenb 9ei6laien bat. Seiu Buls
itano nm 6 llbr friib auf LOG.
5as uifisieHe gforaen=SIHetin.
Is l1br 80 Minnten.) Ser Brdiioent mar
mdbreno Oes erften Sbeiles Der gtad)t etiuas
uurubig, idlief aber nof Mitternaft fef. Gr
bat alle giabruns genofien, bic ibm ge9eben
purbe. Ssute friib 1T lem Bulsidln9 tein 10
idneaer, pie geitern friip. Seine 8Orperpdrme
iteht einen @raO iiber Der gtormale. BAlS
1O2, Semperatur 99.8, &eipmation 18.
3. gS. SliB, s. It. Barnes,
C G gRnnAmdTA 91nht genhInu
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ufb mt Sdrinsvi iuGts q GamCH 1straIlheu td8 4
ben hurt renia, cpieh u SppTcRz 5ttVs5tdgIt6.
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nrstmdl crpicn Gtrfl@5 e TluNc tcr -rurtiuGt
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5ioSs E5ftsSs 3I3fa- Gr., 4lnaicjtcF, 4. 81.
EerCute, sOHt, tnD crUccU, Ga5lauo.
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BALTIMORE .5irt .5alaranfs-WIhf

esi,bnsasGde Der Sontb, ulto BatersStraBe.
gttt metr, us stuem pnlben Saprpunoerl steeeiltI'
ceF6ert segen Berluf oper Seiddolsuna oar9 6euel
In ben Stabt ober nui hem eanoe, au Que A1ten oon
@iaenthum.
fDiele @tieni6oit tslt aud tu,uter,pabrencs ooes
eDaxnnansate BpIiesu aus.
EsY,. Es. apaEriion, Rrdiioen.
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&alm0re WtO., Stemf0g Den g. septem6er 1881
Sas SImtbao In sGrtsoma.

Se1ere Sotid1aft. - Sic erifen gladlriGten iiber
oas 1emeteI spabriaetaItdD iibertritben, -
General Garr nnO Der sr5bte SbciI Oes
GOmmaaoos eerettet. - Seiareibuns Ses
GtiessidanpIabes. - slnHateu bon Sad.
Derffdnoiaen.
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7aS ufTtiicHe MbsnozSaaettu.

e IDr WGlhHttH NDtHpp.I = uStII QtIIt
iriib lit i'm 3ultNupC OeS 8rGiioenten feiu be-
II rfcnapertber@ctliel einQetreten. Die SdIrpel-
luna unO Gnt5InSuu9 OerObripeihelbriiie Heb-
men mebr unO mebr 40, uno Der 3uitanO Der
gSunOe bleibt ungGidhr OTielbe. Der Bulls
idllag be8 BrdFoenten 1T itit Ntittlg I'M Elm
@erirges geunten uuO itept 5ur 3eit aaf 108,
Die Semperatur aui 1913, ole 8elpiratiou auf
IS. SoGten iid] feline uH9iiuitigeu Sgmp-
tome etnRellcn, 10 bofit man, 1norgen Oen Btd=
iiGenten uad) Gong Srandl brtngen Su f0nnen.
.. gB. &n6, S. S. Barnes,
rA 9YohF