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NE mnn,tIin,ta0Iranrf. .

Die Sor3ige Der bcrpdbrten DfeoI3ln: y Ne
ct'8 8Saiiapurillens8lutptlleu itnS
i'm Wuu6e gieler, bic nit ben BON oeniclbeH
er,ielten groBen 9ureH iehr 3ufrteoeu ilno. 8ei
Gophdmer5en alter art itnO ite uortreiflit unS
cine 6er beltsu &r5Heieu 9cgcn llnOrOnun9en Der
GGrbduun0esGrgaue. Wis @tuheniger unb
2eberregler boben fie neuioe hires 9leidlea.
3aubert nidt, ionosrn bop Sir eiue SaaAtl
unh laB Did fIrtren. Breis % SentS. ga
baben bel SetbS. .6auct, 3r. l08, " Il
8aItimeresSt QS)
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11nFon I'm elmer GobIett0r1tbe.

. Y0ttSDtIIe, Bennl,, a. SanuQr. :
Gin oils 6ubrmann IN Der Brefon'ihen Sob
lengrube angeitellter Surihe mari heute unOors
fidtigcr @eiie cine nit SobltnSl gefiilIte Saune
in einen Diem, Inn tueldlen mebrere Sohlengrd'
Der iaBen uno ibr WtittugsbrOO perjehrIen.
Sine Grplciiou eriolgte, unO SOhn Dauis, y.
6epeIls, Senr1 Sones unb @Onaro @agan
rpurnsn idlper perbraunt. Die Serletuugen
Der beibeu eritermabuten Perionen fuO wabr=
Id,einJidh t3hIIid1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
ser NeIOularf1.

u efzy Oft "a. Sanuar.-Bol9eaOest mo
bic SnluBnotirungen: @elO 5-6 idbrlid,
1892 pro Sag. Sterl. sWcdieI 98S-985
ailf GO Gage, 994-S93 auf Sibt. 8un'
bes SbIigatonen: d881er Coupons 1919,
seue 6iinfer 1913, ueae Al prog. 1l24, DO. q
pro1. lis, 9ift. @ol. 3.65er les. glttien:
Tof.Sslanb 1874, 8itt8bur9 1870, SGs. GenD
tral 1903, gterp DOrfer @entral 1901, eate
Gbore 1903, @rie 488, DO. BriOritateu 90,
NortbpeItern 1909, DO. BriOritdten 145, Rep4
Serie1er Seatral 9Ot, 9feaOins 6S4, @eterH
Union Sci. 1144. unterihabamtS Bilau5
Sob $66 ,O07 .O94: &ourunt S3, 1926, ,2Y8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
NurGjtbGre 8a1n =&ataitropBe in
GettfrdL=9tttertfQ.

Retp @Srlean8, "A. San. - Der beute
bier anoetomnlene 0ampfer p 8auoerer" briugt
bic gtGdridt ilbCr eineu BEL Puerto @ortes in
@uatemola itutt9eiunbenen idouoerbaften
gobnunfuG. Gin aus 5uei Baiiasieruag'
gous, etnem @epGf. uuO einert 9otwaggon
6eilebcnber 3ug cntgleiffe an etuer Steae auf
eem 9tmcurs8erge, on tuelfen bas 9aletie
eiuen gogen I'M eiueu 6slieu beidIretbt, uuO
itiir5te einen 20 6uB bObtn Abban9 hinab.
Beinube aQe am 8orS ocs 3agS befiuOlid)e
@erionen purOeH getSOtet OOert0OltA uerpnns
Sef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
Erbaltc Setncn Ropf 1taO 5etlt
0nnr oeH1tuD

Sance'S gSairs Retorer," Der groBe
6uarerBcugu unO Observation-Disclosures, oringt
0urd) Die 6anrlpur;eln un6 reQt fe geraOe 10
on, rpie titnitlide 0iugmittel bic @roSmurJdu
rei,en mo Salme unO 8ldttden 3u RgriaGeH
emportreibeu, ioooB Oicie Die @rOe nit ibrtm
@riiu betlciben. ylan fam ihn fiiIlidI ben
6opiberu6ter nennen. 2luf 8oer SopibaNt
ooer bci auSiauuoem ODER ergrauenOenl, e1lts
troduenOem oOcr wcltenOem 6aare ruft 9duce'S
,Soirz8 8eitorer" Oiden 8uh8 herDor, iteqt Die
friibee S6Dnbeit uno Sarbe ipieOer her, bebt
aIlc8 Sudcn, turirt SdOri erbalt bic aOpthaut
50Qig gciuno mO III Elm prddltigeS 3Oilettens
mittel. Der beOeuteuOs &ui, OcRsn er iih era
frclt, unO ble qroBe 3abl eingCbenOer attttate
inO iibsr5eli8euOe 8eIege ieiue5 grOBeu User.
tbcS. Dlan OeriuGe ibu unO iiber3euat fa
BON lcinen ieltencu SOr5iigeu. 8reis 81 bic
Tlaidle. 3u bnben bel Setb @. 3 5aHce,
SIR. 108, gg Iz8 Orefr. QD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25

Gebruu6e $ ance's r9atrReforerL
Gr perbilit srauem 6aare Ju ittner urlpriiHs
lid1eu Earbe misOer, ueroidt Oas 9aar, beleta
tiQt GGori, maht Oas Saar glatt nnO 9ldHs
lenb, prbinout bnS aus9ebtn, iurirt 9opt'
huutleioen uno 9op1peh. Breis 81. gu has
bcH bti Stth g. 9aHCe, Rr. l0s, W u
SaIttmcrLsSt (26b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
Eyr yN.,ncr4rs c1mortett J..

SilIsoaIe US, q. SanHar. = Die
frau bes nahe Granifon wobnbuiten gteaels
elias Gumnlinss bradte in Der Raht bonn
Ietten Gamftage bier Sinber 3ur gSelt. Die
Ulutter unO ibre Spr5Bliu9e beFnoen I'D
pobI unS tperben taglidl bon einer 0roBsn Ail=
sebl Weni6en belu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
YStenHn6rFfeA

S4icago, "a. Sauuar.-Die 3ufubr bon
Gdmelucn betrug beute 25, 900, bic 8erienOung
$500 Gtiif; bic 8reiie rangrteH bon $40
bis $3.50 Tinopieb: 3uiubr $500, Serien.
buns 300; 8ertdufe Su 1920 bis $3.50. -
S6oaie: 2ufubr 400, SerienoIuq 900; Ser
tGufe I'll $3.50 bis $5.65.
g t. QouiS, "A. Sanuar.-Die3 3ufubr bon
g6neinen belief ii6 heute auf 84OO, bic Ser
Ien6ungl auT 1900 6tiid; 8ertanfe gu $40
bis 8inOpieb: 3ufubr 1000, SerieH.
bun9 600; Ssrtduie su $3.50 bis $3.50. -
G6aafe: 3ufubr 1000, 8erienoung fsius; Ser
t6ufe 3u 1915 bis $3.50.
Ga itsgibert1, Benni., "a. 9anuar.-Die
3ufubr bon 9liubpieb betrus 3545 Stiid;
bic $rtiie Uariirteu 5piidcu $500 unO $3.50.
e6peiue: 3ufubr $3.50; gertdufe 3u $5.25
bis $5.75.- Shaafe: 3uiubr 1900; 8erfaHfs
10 $S.5O bis $3.50.
8eitzBbilabeGpbia, "a. Sauuar. -
Ginbpieb bslebt, 8eftdufe 5000; prima 6-64,
quite 5g-j5, Mittelorte 44-54, rrOiudre 34-4t,
-Gapsine auimirt; &ertdufe $500; primo
72-8, quite 74-74, giittcliorte Z OrOindre st,
-G6aafe flau; Sertduie II 900; prima 5f-6B
aute 54-5f, Dtitteliorte 4s-5g, Oroindre 4-44
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ytr. q.
DaS 1Dfe
Or. s. MC2dne'8
brrlbmte amerifaniiAe
Sttrttt=SOStffeG
-peer-
O( F,rl@o (G
3, 8ermiflt9e." q"
enmntpn1c Npn gDnrmerr

GSmptomc Spn GBIrmern.
1as @eIi6t 1T bIei9 unb bIeifarbig,
. 3eitrpeiIe brennenb ROTH D6er eiR
umr6tbeter Sled auf elmer oSer auf beia
ben Q8an9en; bic gtugen tperben tribe;
Die Puptaen eripeitern ii6; Elm bLduIiber
9aIbtrel8 3iebt f6 Inn 6a8 untere &Hs
genlieb; Die 9iaie 1T entsGnbet, geI6poIa
len unO bIutet 3uipsilsn; Die 0berlippe
IhipilIt an; bin uno tpie6er Gppftpeb nit
Sauien unb Bpben in Den Gbren; cine
unsetpbbnIi9e Spei6eI 2lbIonoerung;
Idleimi9e unD beIegte 3unge 9ltbem
Iebr iibeIrie6enb, belpnber8 be8 Dtors
gems; 9lppetit perdnoerli6, 3utpeiLen in
6eibbunger NIT na82nbem Geflble i'm
0tagen altBartenb, gu anberen 3eiten fpies
Der 8dn8lib manBsIb; flii6tiBe S6mera
sen I'M Dtagen; 3eittDeiie llebelfeit unb
grbre6en; beftige S6merSen i'm rlntera
Ieib; unre8eImaBi9er Stubl8an8, Su
3eiten beritppft, i9Ieimig, uno bduig
nit 8Iut bernii9t; Der &eib lit 9es
l6poIIen unO bart; Der llrin tribe; BAD
2ltbmemerIdpert, begIettet bonn S6Iu9a
Ser; ma6mal trodsner uno frampfbafz
ter SuIten; unrubiger mterbro4ener
SdIaf nit 3dbnefniri9en 3emperaI
ment perdnberIia, i'm 2tlgemeinen aber
rei3bar, u.I.p.
gBsun obige Spmptome als bprbanSsn
tpabrBenommen peroen, 70 ipirO
Dr, G. Qlt2anG'a Dermifw9e
fi4er cine Sur beipirten.
GS entbdlt Fctr Smeceiilbcr
in irgenb ener 8eitali; ; 1T cine rnI6dba
Iife graparatipn umo bat ni6t ben
gertngiten i4Gbli4en GinfuB
beim 5artei ten Sinh.
0as a6te Or. Ntc2ane'8 8ers
mifuge bat Die Signaturen 6. Dlcs
Game II. GLemin8 8rD8. Guf benz
umi9la8.
Or. 6. Mst9ane'B 2eber Sillen
luerben ni6t empfpbIen ala 0eilmitteI gesen
,,aue Seioen, benen baS jSleiih uutertban jit,"
ipn6ern gegen Eranfbeiten Der &eber; bel blli6a
fen 8ei4perben, 9tspepiie unb franftaftem
aoPflpeb, ober beraytigen llsbeIr, itnb fie urs
ubsrtreiiLIb.
8aIte8 Tieher.
GS gebt fein keef{FFssrr55 2rbiubrmitteI Dor o6er
nab benz Ge5raucbe bon Gbmin. 9llS Puts
sirmittel iinb lie llnoer8leIhIl4.
Dan butte fib bor Gdli@uugeu.
Die Gbten iin6 Re uter3udert
eSe6e S6ahtel bat el1en rptben gBad8lteget
auf benz 0cdeI nit Der 3ni4rift Or. DlcSaRe's
&iper Bills.
Seoer llmIhIag Bat Die Gignahlren bon 6.
mc Game lln6 S[emin8 Bros.
gtan perlange bic dlten Or. s. W2cSanes
2eber= gillen, prdparitt BON 6IenlinB Bros, ju
9ittsburgb, 9a., benn Der Ytarft lit boz oen
y(acbabmungen 6es Jlameu Rr2ane, an6ers
bubitabirt, aber 6ieieIbe guaiprade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
OsI,tf11,foiefe1l t1l Qettf,16n.

81 a b 8Oille, &p., q. San. = BdhrenS
Gonltabler @eeotn beute i'm Sauie Der 6raI
Ollie 2inoslsp, Oeren Gffetten BON ihren 9ldu=
bigern nit 8cihla9 belegt moroen maren, eiu
Snpentarium aufnahm, nGberten itdl meBrere
MGilner unb uerlangten Den &Onitabler Su
ipredm. als bic Sbiire bon einem geruiiIen
Srt ge0ffnet purbe, iagte elmer Der 6remOen:
Pas tit Der Wann; auf i'm, Sungeus !"
Giebeu SdlHiie muroelt abgefeuert, unO Die
6reuoeu entferuteu iih barauf. 0rt murDe
nidt perlebt, alletH Gin auoerer anmeienoer,
Nemens Sobn GuanS, ipuroe t0Otlth uerpunz
bet. Mlebrere 8riOueu iinO ais Der Chat uers
hddliia perhaitet rporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25

Giu Stiid 2dno, oaS man it6u utuucH
t1nute, rueun es nidt burd gorfigs Selim uus
@aumfumpicn oerunsiert pdle, gleidlt ciHcE
nit Tinneu uuo 8liitben bebedter 8hhNo9uo-
nie. 9niem lleBs iih Surd Sauce's . al o.
partllens@r rtratt abbeliea. Breis 81 b.;
Tlaide. gei Setb @. Sauce Rr. 10Sr
Us lt.8aItim oresS IT,, III habeu. (1s)
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NeremprOaek To gstratnten
Sonetrbarer NberaIanbe ttrtter yte0erH. = Cine
oerbeEte frau Huo tbre SeriteauHo oRrd1
f{t4Sta 9gAtIhRpaP

etnen SaubesGr.
NincSifie, Butetuurt. &uuutp, girg., "a.
Sanuar. lonoubareS 8eiipiel BON aber'
glauben tit ioeben befannt aerroroen. Sin aftz
barer 6arbiser, gtamens gSiai8 g8illou, ruobnt
nit ieiner Srau uno ieinen Siuoeru etrua sruet
Msilen BON bier entfernt. CT iaSt, iein Che
lcben iei gliidlif gepeien, bis er einen Heger,
gfautns Bleaiant g8alfer, fenatn lernte, Der
i'm oersoub,rts. Sor9eitcrn fam Die Iugele-
aenbett i'm @eridlte Sur Berbanbluug, ea 98alter
bic anflage erbobcn bate, er merbe uon Btllon
uno @illon's SObne utriOlgt' @8murOe nadIz
gerpielen, baB gSiliOn nlehrere Gage lang naA
g8aIfer iu4te unO bprbei cine 6linte trug.
8tliou gab an, Dor etlifen NeOnaten ieicn
Sruei 0idnner unS Smei 6rauen IN Ietnem 6aue
einqefebrt uno freunolib enpfdngen mor0eu.
Sollp SObnion, cine Der 6raueu, babe Der 5rau
9Silion bei'm abid1tebe Die 6ano 9eihitttelt,
un6 in Der oarauf fOl1enben 9taft lei Der 6tau
gSiliOn Die 9ano angeihmollet. Die 4us
idueIuug bGtte itd1 INNER rptiter au5geoebnt.
Der arm uno Die S6ulter ieieu angei9lpoaen
un6 3ulebt Der &opf. Mehrere GcrSte muroen
berbCigerufep, tonnten Der Sranfen ieooA nitt
belten, oa iie niht re6t puBteu, mas tbr icblte.
gSillon bolte Nun ben alten 9teger 6enrp 6s1=
6erior, Der inter leinen Raiiengeuofen fir et-
nen 3auberer gilt. 6en0erion la9te, Oi: 5rau
ict uersauberi; er piirDe ibr beIfen, bod oiirie
9tieman0 auBer ibm, Der Sranteu uuo bereu
Mauue i'm 3immer bleiben. gtah &iumunJ
oes 3tumcrs tuiete Der 3auberer" nieoer uuO
belcitete cine Salbt, nit Der er bte anJeihwOlz
lenen Gtcuen Der Sranfen beitrtA. gSllOn
beetle ct, oaB er gcitbe3 bdtte, ,pe I'D bonn Irm
unb BON Der 8ruit Der 6rau 5innen lo8lOten
nno ,berabfeleu, uno DaB letue 6raH balo Oaz
rauf geiuno ipurbe. g3iion erflart feruer, er
babe ermtttelt. oaB @alter Der Salp 5oAniOn
ba8 3aubermittel gegebeu babe, bamt ite Die
5rau 8iIion trant made; el babe iib OeShalb
0oreenommeu, 8alfer 5u tOoten. gSilIou
purOe bonn 9iidter inter 6rieoen8bLtrgi
geItellt. Die QngeIegenbett bat inter Der far
bigcR Seo6Iferung groBe aufreaung er5engt,
uno gSolter miro ME elm Ausidet3er g.nie-
ben. Die yteaer fiirdtsn, OaB er ite u'r8albern
piirbe, wenn iie ftf Inn ndbsrn. &in3eInc
gteser tretben ibre angf iogar 70 tpeit, oaB iie
in 6aS bena6barte &ountp iibergeIteoelt itnO.
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vile nit Sopipcb, Seiteuitmer5eu, 8es
itopiuno, S6wsiBmangCl, @aat9tett, Slntz
mrcini9Ieitcu &C. Gepla9ten ioutep utht osr'
Qclitt, 0aB 6auce . SaiiapGrillens8lnt'
Btlleu Oteit uuO anOere ullgemetne Seidlrssrs
ban in tAr3r 3eit heilcg. Brobire cine Sdad@
tel, uno 0u lUuit oamit 5nirieoen letn. Sst
Sttb g. % ance Nr. 1913, " l-S al tis
meresS traBe, Al haben. (l9l
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@tA fettergpeten Der Ser9 to- SrtttId1
Gnlffittbia.

Stctoria, 9.sG., "a. 3an.-Wan mel
bet, baB Niount Safer in pllfaniidler Ghatt9.
feit 1T uno 8audl, Mide uuo Stene empor
idltubert. Die Natureri4cinang III ben biel
cue nift ii4tbar.
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Tee fcnua On burG SdHct's 9nborn'
GauON. Gr rpirt mie burd 3ouber. IS
eeuis Die TIaidte. Rei Seth 9. 5ance
Rr. 108, SSeR Rs9Qttimores 8tra &c,
Iu babeU. tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25

BUR Sriluag BON @aspepFe uuO gierbeHs
Id6eH Qebraute Or. &balmers' 0etls
ttnttnrl 8si oiCieu uIS Uielen auoeren
Sranlbccn Rebt ie iuft tinlig oa. Sie fdrlt
bic SdwaGeH uuD Gnlr di,eten uuS Dsrlsibt
ibHcn Reue gnerss ur0 9ebeushaIt. 9d
Stth 2. Sapce Rr. 1903, use . Is
timare' SttaBc, ~ bOtea. (sl
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Sie 0tl9ebItd1ett Setrit3eretctt TIT Der
SeriuaItntt8 Oct Ybtla0elpbter
Mn&AHerfe.

htlabeIphia a, "a. Sanltar.-Ote am
lettcn Samfage geabgbaltene 5isuns bes 5taots
rotbs>Gomite's, pelAes Die Ingelegenheit bes
,Gasz zSrnit" unteriuht, mar Die ruitltigite, Die
bis iett ftattfano. Graens bat Der Saiiirer Der
@asmerfe bas Goniite gr0blih iniultirt. gr
mar brieHi4 unS 6ur6 etneu 8Oten als 3euge
porsslaben morbeu; ben Srief mari er unbe'
untlportst in ben 8apiertOrb, unO burd Den
8oten lief er benz Gonite iagen, er babe htne
3eit, Der 8orlabuns 5ol9e gu leiiteu. Saum
batte iid5 bic aufre9uns, bic Oeshalb entitanb,
qclegt, oils cine Grtldrung, Die Oas StabtrntbSs
ilitGlieo Sobn 9unter, Elm gtann bon groBem
8oblitanbe un0 Iangidhriger Grfahruug, abs
CAB, cine nod srOBere Anire9ung herOOrriet; (;
sr erttGrte lldnllid, OaB er Sura eineeingebenoe
llntsriuauua eutoedt babe, OaB Der .9as'
Sruf" Die 8iirger 8blIaoelpbia's Inn $1,000
tdslia Ober 1855 900 iabrli9 betrii9e. 0as
brittle midltige @reigaiB mar Die @inreihung
elmer antla9t cur9 oaS Staoratb8mitglieO
g. 9auis Sage geaen ben Saiiirer Der p@as'
Sruit." Wtan 1T feIt entidlIsiien, Die Slage
burhsufiibren unb Die Ssrtplltuna Der Gas
merfe non @runb aus III refornliren.
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@ine rteft8e 0tienbabnse1potbef
Gbicu9O, ST., "a. San. - Gettel
-
9te SenatoriuabI tn BennTDl
t0aaietfA

6arrt8burg, WelnI., q. San. = Die
Qnti~&aufus= =Repnbltfaner hielteu beute Nad,-
mittaa cine Seriamnluus uuo beiAloiIen, Die
So. Sobn Stemart aus Sranflius@Ountp,
&bas. g. 8olis aus llntonz@ountb, @eors.
gqborton ans 8apue=Gountn, Bapue Wtc>
&eaab aus philadelphia, Geo. Shira8 aus
gittsburg, loruie bic GOngrebuitslieber 8apue
uno @rOtu nls @omprOriB=G fir
bas gunoesienatoramt porSuidlassn. 0ie
aubdngr Diners baben bis iest nod niAt
= oilf BEN gorid)lag geantrportet.
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Gefe9rap6tf6e 9epefdett.

tSsridte Der naFOctrten 8reIe" fur Den rDeutiten
@orreiponoenten.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-25
.Ssrrem-Sfeioet- @aate,t.

SortbeiIBafte Gtnfdhfe
Wortbeilbafte Gtntdhfe
Nortbetlbafte Gttfanfe
bon
&letOMnaSifiiGen
SleiOMu8SftiiGett
GIetonngSttaGet
-bri-
S. o.. &illntatt 6 Gontp-
y. G. SStliman s Somp-
u. VI. SStnmGta 50 Goutpn
Gius@retss GIsicersSanoI
SIR. 168, gSeitsSaItiMorea StraBe,
SAG. 1866, gSeftsSalttntoreaS traBe4
.Nr. 1876, g9eitsSalttttoresS StraBe'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-25
Wedding FASHIONS.

have never met. and never expect to meet,
the woman who can hear OF wedding quite
sex, young and old. pretty and plain, rich and
poor, gentle and simple. No matter how many
weddings they may have seen. they never tire
Of but 70 aG the other Wit
during the ceremony as though It were an
utter novelty. The bride is, of course. the
centef Of attraction: Ever Even those se VINO know
her quite Intimately stare ae at aeT as
detail Of her dress with eager ,,ance asng eaea
rule, the bride who feels ast ioota besf E AS
ton OF the intensse Kind has often often becoming
enect. an III this age OF .'nerves," agitation is
az. to produce pallor. tendency to tears, or
Poets and painters glorify beauty In tears,
eject MS IS to reddsn the eyes; t6eir second
to dessop t enc apS' tns saa
Some years ago all brides wept 1t was the
correct thing. We had not quite emerged from
the sentimental era Mra heman's poetry was
much read, and we all know how her brides
behaved, weeping on their fathers shoulder
and their mothers bosom, and reciting regret.
full parting verses. so that one wondered that
grief, and did not Jump into the chariot" and
leave her there. We are more practical now q
days. The bride always smiles when she leaves
the vesy and occasionally y seen 70 40 50 as
'coming In, but is rather venturesome thing
to do just yet. She ought, strictly speaking, to
hang her head down little bit. not so much as
brides Gid twenty years ago, but still quite per-
as q rule, should hang their heads, but fashion
DEGREES that they shall They are going to
marry the man Of their choice. They are prob
ably leaning on the arm OF q father OF whom
they are proud. Why should they hang their
heads? Perhaps fashion provides the custom
ia order to meet tho case OF the brides who
really ought to hang their heads; those who
are seng iaeG aUl % ro fos sa Sos
however this may be, ten years hence the
Cropping head will have quite gone out-Lon-
don HWt0,
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THE Rise OF MINsTRKLsY.


Minetreley lie peculiarly an American institution.
Born on the SOIL and bred to peafe the broad
Of humor Characteristic OF our people. We find the
Apishts Of burnt cork everywhere gladly welcomed.
and their efforts to mirthfuy entertain rs heartily
appreciated. They can almost be REGARDED ~ pub
lie cerefaetore. IN that their fuumakins proc2ivi-
ties really tend TO iepgthen life and laughter is,
after all, the best health giving tonic. However, even
when eD gagged in this iaudsbe work, they are sub
ec.ed to dangers and accidents incident to constant
travelling. Mr.. s. h. Joseph. Agent Emerson's Min
srels thus refers TO his experience During
the month OF April. $780, while hastily descending
the stairs at the hotel, my foot caught In the bal
ulster; this accident resulted in severe strain of
all the tendons; my foot and ankle were terribly
swollen, and physicians pronounced the injury to
be OF very severe nature: for four weeks I was
entirely untitled for business; could net stand or
bear any weight upon the limb. / tried many
remedies with no benefit: at Lancaster. Pa, I was
presented with bot tie of st. jacobs Oil. and at
the solicitation OF friends commenced using it !;
The effects were marvellous. the swelling psrcept-
ibly diminished, the pain ceased, AID in q short
time wss entirely cared. therefore can with
truth speak from experience; and In saving st.
Jacobs Oil acts in marvellous msnner, I but
partly express NV good opinion OF il. II
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ing the Island, used every effort to extinpuish
the flames, but f;hout success

ing the Island, used every effort to extinguish
the flames, but without success.
From the half breed 1t was learned that
Mr.. Savoy bad employed an Indian to deliver
letter TO Miss Eileen. He was To bring an
answer, but he failed to return A second
messenger was sent by the Chief and he also
never was seen again. A third was despatched
and SO on until nine had gone, and none came
back; when the chief himself found a Way Tn
deliver note, and returned with a reply. un-
seen, In safety. They now had their revenge
Nine Of their best warriors had been killed nv
or through the orders OF, Mr.. Stratnmore tn
burn him out seemed to them their duty: and
they did 1t. The family remained tn Georye
town until the Island was sold, when thew re-
turned to England.
From Mr. HartwOod's diary, I. ind that sev
eral years before Mr.. Strathmore came to this
country, his daughter Eileen was engaged TO
MT. Savoy. the only son OF wealthy London
banker. But few weeks before the marriage
was 70 nave taken place, Mr.. Strathmore be-
came insane upon that one subject His mania
was that she should marry member OF the
roy al fs mlIy, or remain single. He would not
Hsten 10 reason, and his physicians advised
him to travel. This he did pleased with the
Idea that he had broken Off the engagement
forever. The ire On the Island together with
the loss OF bis beautiful daughter, seemed to
nave the effect of completely curing MIN: for
IN less than year after his return home. he
adVertisedin every country for Mr. Savoy and
MS wife, promising to do everything in mis-
power TO make them happy II they would come
oack TO London. and remain during his life
Tbey were only too glad to accept his Invita-
ton; and after their reunion. q happier family
could Lot have been found In all England.
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As am wei known a. Q rss-clAss shirt cutter.
and for the last nine years with TkEL. announce
70 my friends and the pubic can be found At
KEEN's NEW SHIFT FACTORY.
and win al all orders fer SHIFTS n,russea 10 me
In the very best manner.
Al. LoCKHART. with
ego. r. KEEH.
marsl ana 9th ct, NV.
WALKERs. Ss IerH sTsrr,.
LINE CEMENT, fpi fAs fpk CARPET LINING
nova Crawl Lt Roo ahtF 1 Supplies.
Tnos. Q. nAssnoH . CO..
wRoUGHRIRos
STEAM. GAS AND WATER PIPE,
BOILER BEs.
CASING AND LINING PIPE.
FoRGISGs. STEAM ENGINES.
BOILERS. PUMPa VALVES
FITTINGS FOB STEAM. GAS AND WATER.
PACKING AND BETTING.
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GAUGES. LUBRIoATINa OH. SC.
BALTgM0RE. MD.
BRANCH oFEEoE:
aprls-2w No. IaaO p street.
EOR THE sPRING TRADE.
MATTINas. MATrINas MATTrNos.
OIL CLOTHS. LreNuMs. LrsoLEUMs
INGRAM TAPESTRY and BODY BRUSSELS.
CARPETS at Bottom Prices.
LACE CURTAINS, CREToNNEs and UpHoI-
SIERY GOODS in Great Variety, at
SINGLErOR 4 HOEKE's.
SO1 Market Space.
s|Our Steam CARPET Cleaning Works are open
for the season. and ali orders win receive PROMPT
ATTENTION. apll
TIPHOLsTKRERs, DEALERS, AND REPArR-
tic Chair Bottoms and Backs. Any size HaGHc,
lGS: a; r. T. WILLIAM Hardware- sls 9TH sssst.
SCHLITz's
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
THE BEST LAGER SOLD IN THE DISTRICT.
In CASKS and Bottles.
TRADE SUPPLIED BY THE AGENT.
SAM'L c. PALMER,
Depot. 1924 29th st..
West Washington.
~ Telephonic Connection. apis
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STATES OF AMERICA,

AZ
This is to certify that the Undersigned have
tormeo hmited partnership pursuant to the Re.
District Of Columbia that the name OF frm under
Thish sush B n artneTship i to be conducted is
tnre Of business intended to be transacted by said
firm Is the buying and selling of. and dealing in.
Dry Goods, and such articles as are usually dealt
In by dealers In such wares and goods: that the
names Of all the general and special partners in
Woodward and Alvin n Lothrop. both Of whom
reside in the city OF Washington. District Of Co
Pullman. who resides In the city, county and State
OF Nsy York is tie special partner; thst the said
uted the sum Of ten thousand dollars In cash az
capital to the common stock, and that the partner
ship s to commence on the first day Of APRIL 1881,
1885; Dated tbis thirty first day of March. 1881.
SAMUEL WAITER WOODWARD. fSeal, ALVIN
0. PULLMAN. [Seal, Special Partner. apl -eoAw'