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The American HOrse AstOnSshcs the
PAP6afAmU

Inc American Hone AStOn&SheS the
Parisians.
A Paris letter says OF the scene OF winning
the grand prize BY an American horse, Sunday,
June 18th:
1.-THE horses walked slowly back In indian
ME In front OF the tr1bunes, and then VITA a
little delay. there being only one false start
before the nag was lowered, the lot got OF 10
the running, and kept nearly length ahead OF
his competitors until half way up the hill OBJ.
posite the stand. Here he was passed by DUB
In. put, having reached the crest OF the hill
Fordham again shot ahead and maintained his
advantage until he got to the defiance when
ne was pressed clos3 by Albion and Tristan.
The latter. splendidly ridden by Archer, ran
the American SO near that there was at first q
CRY, 'C'est Tristan Qdt gagae,' but instantly
the fateful number 49, went up ana it was
known that Fordham had kept his advantage
he won. and from the distance the race, which
was supe'b.y contested, resolved Itself into
s,b match r between Eoxaall and Tristan
was fourth, and Scobell f,Jh. The time occu-
pied by the race was three minutes seventeen
seconds. being about five seconds less than the
Foxhall was tremendous. There was, naturN
ally, very little enthusiasm, bat there was in
stanfly rush made to catch glimpse Of the
victor as he was walked back into the weigh
ing ground. and the jockey was heartily ap-
piauoeo SPEAK now OF the people In the
grand stand. On the course the scene was al
otgctueT uilltlout, Ior 10 sooner was NUMBER
49, shown than two enormous banners of star,
ana stripes were exhibited from the TOD OF a
drag, the young men on the root waving mean
while their white hats With frei,Zy The
amusement crt ated by this una sual DISPLAY OF
patriotism Was thoroughly good nored and
the congratulations vii which every American
was greeted by his friends We're as hearty as
they were sincere. Americans are vastly M IRE
popular in Paris than are the English and they
would rather see the blue ribbon OF their Turf
fall to an American than to horse OF any
other nationality. AS TO the members OF the
large Transatlantic colony In Paris no words
can describe their exultation To have carried
on In one year the two Chief prizes In England
and France is, indeed an achievement OF Which
they have every reason to be proud The fact
OF their popularity in Paris Is amply attested
oy the fact that their triumph is grudged by
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John &. Saxe's Melancholy


PRONOUNCED HYPoCHoNDRIAc BY HIS PHYsI-
CLAN.
The New York Sun says the poet John g.
SAKE has become such confirmed hypochoG-
driac that no one is able to convince him that
he is hot hopeless invalid. Since the death OF
his wife no ole can influence him, and. accord
1nely ne Is q troublesome patient to his pnyst-
Il have never encountered more obstinate
man, say the doctor. "He sits In his room ali
DAY long. grieving over the loss OF his power as
a poet, and imagining that he Is the greatest
suneIel. cannot detect that he is physically
any worse than one OF his age would naturally
De supposed to be. HIS aiIment Is chiefly men,
taI, and his mind has assumed most painful
nypocnondr1cai hue. He fnagines that ne can
HoI eat aDythlng, yet he consumes plenty OF
iooe: Inen ne thinks that he is wasting away
ID nesn, out cannot detect that he Is growing
Any any s sninneT and sometimes think he Is gain
ing llesn. He does not 60 out of his room and
cannot be coaxed or driven to take exercise. l
mink tnat II he would take plenty Of exercise,
cnange the scene OF his daily life, and seek com,
spe aiI hn VINO would divert his mind from him
seil, ne would recover his animal spirits, and
Waan "''' A"A "0 00'
~ MT. SAKE occupies room in his house at rs
neighbors are Austin Corbin. Dsmas Barnes.
sme nev. ". Ludlow, and many who would
g!aoiy assist to az suage his grief over the loss
o. ns MIe and daughters. and to cheer his
Wv AAC ID uACCSSSlDic W ulS UIu
hl.nds. and never walks In streets where he
s %ooa t6 pc APT 70 them It is under
the home OF his married son. The mel ancholy
%nlcn stoe upon him ater the death Of his
temp ed to do some literary work and found
tnat lis pen 1altered and that his thoughts We're
WEAK. Inc grlei over the swift course Of death
10 MS Iamuy and the departure OF nj /, old gifts
nave comDlneo 70 produce In him much mental
misery, Wnich ne attribures to imaginary ply
steal Ills GA the day OF the funeral OF his
daughter, Hattie Solace SAKE. on Sunday, Juoe
5, many OF his Old friends attended the SER
vices. expecting to catch glimpse OF him. but
he OLD not leave his room, and could not be
lnouceo 70 roe TO the cemetery, The disease
which has seized Mr.. SAKE has 30 clio lde / his
MIND as to shut out ali of the plea aures OF lie
90 MIN, ana there is no glimpse in his ramo-
ing tax OF the wit Of otner days. Nj. SAKE
was born In Highgate, Franklin county, W.,
was graduated ar Mlddleoury College In 1899,
read Law In Lockport, N. Y, and ST. Alb ans, We,
and was admitted to the bar In St Albans ia
ls43. He ran several times as democratic can
didate for governor In Vermont, but was never
elected.
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There silence deep, aud a brooding sleep.
That owe. the dreaf earth steals;
And the gentle buzz Of the June bug coz
Through the orchard and meadow peals.
At the garden gate though it's rather late.
Stand youth and maiden fair;
she is seventeen, ana little lean,
And she bal Ga her nut brown hair.
The old gate creaks as Maud's blushine cheeks
Are kiss. by two rose red lips
Down the garden path. with great big lath
stern parent softly skips.
There's scattered group, and wild, wild vhoop.
And swiftly moving boot:
In the new spring pants see him madly prance
And away for street car scoot.
Chicago Tribune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

TEE GENTLEMAN who is taking the school
census called at house on Austin avenue. and
was met az the door by the lady OF the house.
" no asked him what he wanted He said he
was going around taking the school Census
whats that? SEINE book you want to sel?-
she asked. lam ascertaining the humber OF
children Old enough TO go to school thu people
have" replied the man with the book and pen
ell "We1l, you want TO 60 away right on
You are humping the wrong water million.
You are whistiing after the wrong dog. you be-
We don't belong 10 the people at ALT We be-
longs TO the upper class. My husband Is an
once. holder He went-T9ras !SiEti,l1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

TWENTY. FIVE Tons OF HARD CAsH.-On sat
urday last, Mr.. Eckfeld, connected with the
mint bureau at washington, began weighing
the precious metals now on hand at the mint
In Philadelphia. 1t will take several days yet
70 complete the work. There are about 200 600
ounces. or Is tons, OF bullion silver noa n the
mint, making the total value OF the gold and
silver On hand at 81. oe0, 00A al TIAS :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

Ben Franklin's mother.in-law hesitated about
permitting her daughter to marry printer. "a
there were already two printing ofiices In the
United States, and she was uncertain Whether
the country would support thlrd-Iadi0n0pO.
us Neacs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

AT the exhibition now being held In japan.
the machinery Is run with betting made OF ma
tive paper, which has been tested ana found to
be stronger than leather betting.
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1t Is mean hotel clerk who viii wear an
electric light on his shirt front and pass It on
ior diamond, to the humiliation OF his rivals
Boston Post.
Adam never dared to use the silly slang,
"Some other Kve."-6yracuse Times.
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NEW YoBK-RoITERDAM.
The firet class steamers 81 this Isns
MITE RTAM sRnTTRR n az

The nrst class Hteamers 81 this L.ne
'AMsTt RTAM," 'ROTTERDAM."
SCHlhUAM." Nv. A sCHOLTEN,~
.'P CALANp," and .'MAAS."
Carrying the u. p Mails to ID. Netherlands leave
SESDAY.
First Cabin. $50 $40 I'd oab.n, $50 s.e.rsre.
e26- d CAZAUX. General Aren't "a South VIII
liam ~ New York For passage apply 70 ". a.
MhIZEkOTT & co 925 PennsylYanis avenue.
Ssfe Deposit building. corner New Ho.k ave. and
lotE ST. northwest. jAnl7
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS,

OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
esi ing days from Baltimore-Every wRDNRs-
pay and SATURDAY, At pm, from foot Of
Spear 8 Wharf tDear foot 4. Gay etreet)
From New lork-Every THURSDAY and SAT
tn6i at M from Pier -. East River (neAr
rates freisht guaranteed
Rates of pas. aee-Firrt class e6. including meals
sired. Is oen - per meal. ~
A. L. HUGaINs. ACT,
tBoston "harfD BALIIMoRE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER asf
5e2o PIER ~, last RIVER n "
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VOKAGERs TO EUROPH.

j. ". BOTILER * SON
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets N this Dis
trfct Of the
fNMAN STEAMSHIP GO.
eNrcee proposing TO visit Europe can obtain al
spl-sm J. W. BoTkLFR SON.
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CUSARD LINE. NOTICE.
LANE ROUTY.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
From PIER 40. N. r., NEW YOIK.
Psrthia. Wed ~ june. Batavia. We'd. 20 July.
.Bott mia. Wed 6 July. Algeria Wed. "a July
.Galia. .Wee., Is July. Iscyth O.. We'd. sAus.
Marathon. Wed l3 July .Bothnia. Wei, 10 ffsur
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NAV YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$C ana Sl00. according to accommodations.
Tickets t. Paris, Sl5 additional
Return ticfeis On favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steerase
kfeeraSe al very low rats eteerAge tickets from
Liverpool and Guee nstown. and all oLher parts OF
Enlole, at lowtet rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, 6las-
row. baHre. Antwerp and Other por Oh the Con-
trent. and for Mediterranean ports
For freight al d paseAse apply At the Companyr
once, No Bowling Green, or both stserage and
Snbp to OTIS BIGkLOW Co, COS 9TH street.
janl2 VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. NY.
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PROPOSALS.


DkOPUSAIS EOh PAINIS, OH, &C.
OFFICE OF BuILpSG FOR STATE. wAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. D. O.. June 2sth, 1881.
Sealed Proposals. for furnishing and delivering
White and Red Lead Lireeed OIL Colors, Brushes,
&c, required for painting Of the north wing OF the
Building for State. War and Navy departments. in
this city, viii be received ct this Off We UNTIL Ia
~, OF JULY 1lTH. 1881, and opened imm sdi .tely
thereafter In presence OF bidders.
Specifications, general insrrucsions for bidders,
and blank forms Of proposal, will be furnished TO
established dealers In the above articles. upon
their proper application TO this Off re
THOMAS LINGO, \ CASEY,
je2s-6t Lieut.. Col. CORPS OF Eng'rs.
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HEMIITH Is WEAbIH;.DRi z, @; VESTS

nB. LEON. the oldest established and most reli-
~ able LADIES' Pay SIOIAN in the city. can be
consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue from
TO aud TO 9. AL Female Complaints and Irreg-
ulaIitiee quickly cured. Prompt treatment Sepa-
rate rooms for ladies. le9-lm
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NOETH GERMAN LLOYD
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The stesmers II this company viii sail EVERY
Sal thDAh from Bremen Pier, FOOT OF Sd street.
Heboken. Rates of passaee:-From New York 10
Hayre, London. Southampton and Bremen, first
caoin, etOo second cabin. EGO; steerase, $50; pre-
paid eteeraee certificates &2s For freisht or pas
SAGE apply to OELklCHS 90, 2 Bowling Green,
New York; W. METZEROTf 90 gas Penn
ave., Agents for Washington. jAnl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

tne SUBSTANCE OF the ether1al comet Is solid
In its approach to the sun the surface OF the
nucleus Is rapidly heated; 1t Is melted and vap.
oIked and subjected to frequent explosions;
defined upper surface, which is known to OBJ
servers a. an envelope. Various envelopes In.
Guiding each other, are often observed.
on Inc eiectrl1eatlon OF tae cometary mist Is
ANY portion OF the coma which has received
the opposite kind OF electricity TO the sun and
to the repealed tail viii be attracted. This gives
simple explanation OF the negative tails
winch have been sometimes SEEN directed TO.
ward the sun. In cases OF violent explosion the
whole nucleus might be broken TO pieces aud
varieties OF tail, and even multiple tails
The relations OF the comets to the solar avs
tenn present an Interesting and Instructive
stuoy. Win very few exceptions, their visible
OF their nuclei and centers Of gravity 90 uncer.
tain In the midst OF their come that It IA 0I:fe
out OF the question to obtain nice enough data
to measure exactly the extent OF their ORBITS.
and ascertain how great may be their deVa
tons from exact parab0las, and whether the
deviations are such as to make them ellIpses or
hyperDolas. III an orbit Is actually parabOl,c
or hyperoolic. ana If there is no decrease in the
central attractive force as the comet aDpraaches
the sun, 1t must have enterei the solar SYSTEM
nom o9ter space. ana cannot be one OF our per-
again, and We may never expect tts return m
less, indeed, having passed through the circuit
VI otntT suns, aIUer myflaoS or years. it foap.
pears In an orbit entirely different from its for
mer one, so az to AFFORD no evidence through
which it may be recognised. But II iT moves In
an ellipse, and does not leave our system. it
VIII return In sensibly unchanged Orbit.
through which 1t may be detected"
The astronomer Is often asked, upon the an.
nouncement OF comet, us 1t new one?r and
the tone OF inquiry usually implies feeling of
satisfaction In witnessing the discovery Of a
new star. But 1t is just the reverse with the as
troI omer himself He ransacks the records
fortune OF ascertaining that the new comet is
old one-old ct least, In the sense that It has
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
Ser Semncpim= Canal.

Die Suinois uno Otiiiiiiippi SLUG un6
Canal : gerbelleruugs : @ommiiiion pflog
geltern int Sbernlan !0oule Stab tue9eI
Der 8orbereitungen al Dem anl 20. uno
26. O1nt III 0aDeuport itattftn0enoen
9torbmeltli6M @oMuent. Nnmeleno tpaz
rem 8r1iioent s. Ol. Nuen bon @eneico,
Secretdr Gotp. Stuffed bon Davenport, s.
&. Camp bon 0iron, gSm. 0tpiler bon
Seunepin, z. 9. Breipitcr BON NerII, Gaz
nals GommiiiGr Cham Ii. 81. 8riefe nit
3uiagen bon peri0nliher BetbeiIi9ung am
@nnueut mn0 ltnterltiibung liefen bon Siz
nan3minilter WinDon1, 0ouD. Guuom,
Wouu. Scar bon Soma, ben Sun0eS lenaS
tOren 0aDis uno 2ogan, Nuiion (Sa.),
Camper (98jsc.) uuo Sngaus (&as.), DON
ben S0ugreBnlitglieoern SarpelI, 0enoers
Jon, Cullen, 0atpt, Wtoulton, 9aDicn uno
Smitb BON Suinois. Carpenter, Mc@opo
nnO SartDeI bon Sa.. Nno 0unneu bon
Winn., bon SaS. S. Wil'on, Sa., Der
bieltgen S0rle &C. ein, mo logar BON Seem
YOrt iino 2lbgeoronete angemeloet.
&arten Der proiectirten Gaualroute MUIR
ben Dorgelegt. SIS murOe bel6loilen, bdB
am eriten Sage 0ouperneur Scar uno
Son. Sas. S. gSiLion DON Soma uno Garz
ter y. 0arrilon, am SDeiteu Die Sou9reBz
mitglieoer 6enoerlOn BON ST., carpenter
uno W2cGoDo Dor Sona, uno ueri6ieosne
anoere 9erren ipredoeu ioIeu.
gfad aus Derl6ieoeneu @egenben eingez
lauteneH Sert6ten lit cine rieii9e Bet1eiz
llgung an Die lem Gonpcnt auBer Srage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09

au baueu. Qei6er felt 1i6 n6mLih berz
aus, baB bas Waiier in bergtGbe berStaot
anfdn9t, bon ben fortudbreno itG in ben
Gee ergie6enoen unreiuigfeiten nit orgas
nii6en Stoffen gei6pdn9ert su ueroen,
Die fir Die @eluuobcit bD6It nahtbeilIg
tperoeu fDnnen. @s eri6eint oesbalb ge<
boten, TunneIs mad etnem sip0lf Meilen
nOroIi6 bon Gbicaeo gelegenen Hunfte i'm
cago ge9ell Die @efabr elmer 8eraiftung
0ur9 8aiier fiber gu ftelen. 0a bic
Nnla9e Dteler Sunnel Suglci6 bic @aliers
3ufubr um elm Beoeutenoes Dermebren
tpiiroe, 10 miir6e oamit aud ben Bez
pObnern benz Canal entlan9 gsbient iein,
ba bann cine i6neIe 9usipilune bes
Sluiies fcrttpGbreno itattinoeu niirbe.
Sie Boli3ei fabnoet i'm Stiuen auf ets
nige W0roer. 8or etnigen gBohen
be, tpie bamaIs berihtet, ber 8riuattpd1z
ter elmer 0obelmiible auf Der Norbieite,
elm alter Dfann, gtamenS Sabn 9aad
bur6 &lopfen ar bic Ebir g~erufen, uIb
bon einem bon mebrereu brauBen lauerrs
Den S6urfen in ben &opf gel6olien. Der
alte Wtann lit jest 9eitDrben. Die 8oltsei
nabm oamaIs mebrere 8erbaftungen boz,
ll1uBte aber in @rmangelung ie9llden Nns
b%altspunftes Die 8etreffenOen iDieoer ent=
lalien, unO bic QuSiidt, baB Die MOrber
ie entoedt tperoen, lit in bo9em GRADE ges
ring. 8ieleiht DerratEen 1e Iih ielbIt.
yta6e ldeint bas Wotip be5 WtoroeS ges
peien su iein.
9lUf Dem @ebiete Der 8erbrehen mar IS
ionlt siemli6 IT'LL. 9tur elm Seuer, oas
ie6r erbeblid mad 8ranoitiftung i6medt,
1T 81 Dermerfen.
Stir bas S%dn9erfeit lit cine Iebbafte
Gbdtigfeit i'm @ange, uno Die 9luseiden,
ba6 oaSielbe in muiitalil6er Sinii6t aacs
Sriibere in Den S6atten iteaen. ulb bur6
groBdrtigen 8eiu6 bon ausiudrts getrDnt
ieiu miro, mebren ito beitGnoig.
Sn Der fommenoen 8o9e, mn II. uno
IL. b. 90. tagt bier Der 8rauer> Cons
greb Der g er. Sta0ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
SanOeI, Tiuan3eu mo Mldrtte.
Chi cago, 8. Mai.
( 0 1 en- ht.)

@m @bicagoer @etreibemarft berrihte
b~ergangene 8o@e cine feftere Stimmune
uno Die S6IuBpreiie pieien gegen oiegor=
tpo9e cine erbebIi6e Steigerung auf. Dies
ielben iteuten it6 pie fol9t:
g er tpei3en SEQ. 2 1.O38; SEQ.
3 3u 983@99 unb Ieidter (rejected)
nomineu. yto.2 per Wtai 1896, per Sum-
1.O5(@1.O55, per Suli 1.O55c.
Mais (corn) $50. 2 81 1896, per
Mai 43}@8, per Stunt 1905, per Suit
433, per Muguit 444c.
SAFER 600. 2 SIT 3S4c., per Wfat 384c..
per sunni 38c, per SSuli 364c.
&oggen SEQ. 2 fir Gelo 1.16 geboten,
per Wlai 1.15, per SUM- 1.12, per Suli 92c.
Ser f. $50. 2 i'm Spet6er 5u $1.O5
SO. 8 3u @-95c. unb $50. 4 81 80.
Sdmcreien: GimotbD 2.OO@2.70;
&lee9rima 3.S0(04.2 30. 2einlamen lib per
8uibeI; llngaril6er 9O@1.1O uno Uttaet
1.25@1.S5. 9euti9er Ntiaet 1.75@1.85.
yOteBport", bas SAB gu $4,000
1875 fir @eib uno per Wai; per Stunt
II. S0@@.-; per SuIi 1870,
Sdwetnef EFT. ous 100 BfIn6 al
HOO fir @eIo, 11.O0@-.- per Wtdt,
per SUM 11.OO(@-.-, per Sult 11.O5.
Our b~eiieren Srientirung oes 9elers
mO9em bier Die SdluBpreile oieler uno
Dorigcr WO6e folgcn:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
Mnaenf6ure

gaenn bic in ben Otuseu auf9enommene Nabruns ni6t
uerbaut wt,b, 10 sebt lie in SdulntB iiber. IS entwifelt
ib in bieiem Sale elm i6arfes Gas, wel3e ianres auis
itoBen peruria9t; OOer Der Mtagen iombert ielblt cine
Saure aus, bic BON 3eit gu 3eit emporiteist rno bic
SpeiierObre unanseitebm berabrt. Dieie iiberaus laltt>
gen @mpfnbun9en iinO elmer %seit6rten SerOaunng 5nsuz
idreibeu. lin i6 ~berielben elm fir auemol au entleOis
gen. braudt man BLOB bic 9aitrii3en Organe nit
Solicitors Wa9cnbttterS Su ftdrfen unb rcsuIts
rem. Wtan trDite lid ui6t etwa nit benz @ebanfen, OaB
bic unansenebmen Gpmptome pom ielbit uer1dminben
perbeu, benn nett %eutiernt, bies su tbun, fhbren lie fait
INNER SIT dronti6er DpSpepiia nit ibren 8esleitern,
benz gtosen i'm SberIeib, S6pinbeL, gtebel Dor ben an1
gen, Gopimeb uuO S9lafoiisteit. &~uerbtnss laiien lid
bieie llebel iusseiammt burG oas 8itters peri3eu6en;
wie uiel weier aber ift es, ~benielben nit elmer ober 6me
Dozen pon ienem ii3eren 8erbater Der SnbiSelttou unO
Srdftiser Der @rndbrunss> Orsane pOr3uoeusen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
alm oaS aceDrte gmbIttnun!

Sn T0lge 10 teOerbOIter un6 3 in=
genocr NufforOerungen bon Setten berz
porragenoer @er3te iOpobl, als audi uuies
rer 8ablrei9en 8atienten i'm g8eiten, bas
belt mir beldloien, einem uuierer r a r.
ren 1T Ell uno err olgrei6it II glerste
einmal i'm Sabre mad ct. Qouis al lenz
ben, UNI Battenten bic @%elegenbeit 81 ge=
ben. ben 9oftor peri0nLi6 AL ipreber.
Ser Sottor miro am /. Wai B. g. in ct.
Souls elntretten unO DorIGufig bis
gum l. Stunt oalelblt bertpeilen. 6o6adz
tungsnou bic StrettionbesD eut!
den 9eiIs S nitituts, $40. II GIinz
ton Blacs. See, 10 gort, 81. g., unb 412
gtorO Ate StraB,r, 9bilaOelpbia, $50. 8riefe
itno gu abreiitt ;en: Branch Office of
"Deutsches Hell institute, 1873 w ash
ington Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
Observation-Disclosures &o@s
@ci6trr.
,,8ramit'' @aare.

Son bD6fter Bi6tigfeit fiir bic @eiunbz
belt lit Die Srase: Norin louen mir fos
den? 9ieie Srage tptrb letoer nur gu
bdufig ednSltd auBer N6t gelalien. 9ie
gllten ipuBten tie better 81 milroigen, pie
uns Die BON ibnen binterIallenen Godgez
3ur @enilge erfen1eu lallen. @la5,
Sbon uno perl6teoene Wetalle 1ino AT
allen !3eiten 81 &ii6cneerdtbihaften ner>
tuenDet Doroel. 9egen ale aber lit mebr
ooer meni9er einSutDenoen. Wl1S lit 81
gebrednlib uno nertrG9t nur einen gerius
gen @rao bon 6iBe. Srbene @aaren be-
oGrfen elmer %1tarteu 0lalur, Die troboenl
bel lGrgerem @ebrau6 fi6 balo abl6Glt
ooer Gilie befommt. 11no ~Oteienigen Wfes
tale, Delde ii6 81 &O6gei6irr Dcruerz
then laI1en, iin0 inter unltGnoeu gelumo>
belts ibdolih ODER Der Shmadbaftigfeit
Der Darin Subereiteten Speiien nadtbeilig.
9tun lit in ben leBten sSabren elm neuer
2IrtiteL in ben Mfartt gebradt norben, =
Die l%ogenannte "GRANITE IRON WARE,
uno falt allQemeiI IN Nufnahme getom>
men. IS lit oie5 cine amerltanilhe @r>
ftnoung, uno Der Qlrtitel lit our6 Die vSt.
3OuiS Stamping 60" aur b0Giteu Gous
fommeubeit gebrabt woroeu. Oa Die
@ranitz 0laiur Obne Die seringite 8eimtiz
i6ung i6doli6er Stoffe bergelteIt miro,
10 er9iebt fih BON ielbit, baB Der @ebraud
bieier 9rt &o69eibirr in tciner 8eiie
ibdOIi6 iein fann. ueberoies lift oalleIbe
bauerbafter ais irgenb eiu onoercs. Nuh
Tafelgei6irr miro BON oielem v@rauit
Sron" bergeiteIt, uno Stpar BON Der Girma
Wtanntng, 8otpman Il So. in Mcrtben.
Gonn., ulo 9eb0rt oaiielbe gu ben elegans
teiten, bas mir fcnHen. Die Stem gorfer
9tieberlage Dieier Sabritate befillOet iin
Nr. 81 8eefman Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
0ermtfMteS.
.Mit Der 0InfiehInnn be

vNlit Der Nnfie6Iun8 BON StIdz
bona our6 v@apttain" 9aDne
unO ieine betbOrten gInbdneer lit es ntGts."
60 i6reibt Der rNn3. 3. So" unb bemerft
bann tpeiter: Scr 8unoesrihter in Sort
Smitb bat am 2. Wai enti6ieoen, baB
tein She'll bes Snbianers Eerritoriums
untsr Dem 5etmitattegeieb bon Qniieolern
IN SeltB genomlnen tDeroen fam, 0a 6as
game @ebtet our6 8ertrGge unb @eiebe
tIr bic Mniteolung bon Suotanern borbes
balten 1T. Die betb0rten Nnbdnger
YaDne's tueroen it6 ieBt in 9eras o6er
Ganlas 0eimitdtten iuhen. 9ur6 ibre
bIinoe NnbGReli1teit an ben Demaeoeen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
Mn Der @ffeftenb6rie notirem mir !:
alueen,etner @aarenntorrt.

Sbmierfett. : 8raunes &C., gels
bes &C., metBes &c. 6as $50.
TaIg. Ruben &c., vSolib@ountrD@
go. al &C., 9to. 81 52c. Oas Qfb.
Spinat. = 10000 oas &ift6en uuo
1.OO@1.50 oas SaB. = GaIat = 400
soc. - barber (Pieplants) 1@23c
bas 9funo. = &abiesden 2O(@35c.
g uppenfraut 2O@3Oc. = &erz
mnoa Somaten 1.00(@1.5O oas Ritz
den. = 9urfen 1.25@1.4O Das Oko.
Spargel 1.0O@1.75 oas Dub. Strino
8eaus 2.5O@3.OU Der Bui6el.-2piebellI
1O(G25c. Das OuBenD.
@"riine @rbien 100000 Der
8ulhel.
Grbbeeren. 4.Oo@5.Oo bas 9iitz
den a "a Quarts.
Sppen II, unoerdnoert. Stem Oorfer
21@24c., GaIiforniiher 21@23c. isis
c%Onliner, 9eringe Qualitdt 8@16c.
8obnen, 2.6O@2.W fir bette, uu6
.90@2.1 10 fir ~geringere QualitGten.
&p1eIltnen. = Meiitna unO 8az
Iermo ca 90 bas &ift6en. SamaicG
10.00@1O.5o OaS SAB.
Granberries. - 6.5O07.OO 0aS
SAB .8eu & 8ugle". Stem SerleD in &tftz
ben 1.50;N2.25.
v8e lent o IA. ~ ,Gboice 6rrI mo
Carpet 8ruI6" 73@s3c.; id0nes u@reen"
sielfporfing" 6(@7c.; r9feb GippeO"
IeIfpOrfins" 5@6c.; serinsere Qualitdt
nnb 8eo 8ralb 4@43c.; trummes
24@5c.