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cine senfattott In Mtd,mpmo .

u d N ND, Sug., &c. Sanuar. .-ytidt
fpenig Auiieben erre9t bier bic Serbaftung Oss
car =. Berri9O's, eines beinnnten @raoeurs,
YfeGantfus uno @rfnoerS, psldler bic unter
bCm gtamen ,,Slatts-@aiile" betaHnte Sila
auf @ambles=5ill, etnem faibionablen Gbsile
Der Stn6t, als @tsentbum befitt uno betuohnt.
Die Serbnftun9 purbe anf Seranlaiiun9 Sohu
y. 8ann's pOr9enomTen, rutAer i6n Der BIZ
9anie beihulbigte, inoem Berigo Settle Sam,
cine Sodlter bes SlGeers, beiratbete, obglei4
er porber idlOn jpei 6rauen, gtamens Sarab
- unb Bella Slagg, tpelfe 8eiOe nod am Sc
ben fi1lo, geebelidlt bate. 6r. Sam errpirtte
eiren jrpeiteH 5aitbefebI, tpel9er perrigo etHe5
un3ii6ti9en 9nsrifis auf Otarb 4guss @anu,
cine anoere Sodter oeS Sldgers, beIhulotgt.
9erri9o lit NiitglieO ses Sroens Der ,,Sniobts
Of S0nOr" un6 lieutenant Der &ompaguie E
6es 1. girginier 8egimeuts. Gr srtldrt Die
Intlage fir b0Suiui9 uuo maht folsenoe 4n-
suben iiber feline friiberen Ssiratben: @r bei>
rathete ieine erfte SSrau in 1869 III Bottom, le'
bod berlicb ihn oieelbe balo nad]her unb er
b0rte eirige 3ett Oarauf, Oaf iie 9eftorben lei.
Sn 9toUenlber 1875 beiratbste er FRI. Bella
6lagg uHo erfubr nah ieiner 3tueiten 6eirath,
ooB ieiHe erile Srdu nod am 9eben iei. Seiue
apeite She mar oemnad] unaHitig uHo eine
Sennuu9 bon ieiner stpeiten Srau, relp. BON
Srl. 6lags mar bic 6ol9e. Gr erlnngte 0as
rGuibin i'm Suli 1878 in Utah cine SheiOung
bon ieiuer erfen Sran unS beiratbete i'm fOlgeu-
ben 0e5ember SRI. @aun.-Der BroSeB muroe
aIf ben 3. 6ebruar ieffgeiebt uub Berrigo in
Grmouaelltng bon $1,000 Siir9i6aft pOrl1uig
Dem @eidneniiie iibertuieieu.
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8abnMnTa4.

Golumbus, s., 70 SaHuar. - Gin,
9eptidle ans MiQnsburg, O., beridltet, OaB
Ocm Gtncinnuti'tr Gil5uae beute Orei 0feilen
rGrblid1 BON isBsr Statlor eiu llufaQ suitieB.
Sine i6o6bafte S9iene, iiber tuel6e Die Soto
mOtipe uuO bic swei erfien @aggOnS ii6er bins
pegtubren, uerurlafte o0s gntaI,ten OeS
advantageous, tpsIdIer BON Der Sabnb5.
idung berablitrjte Il. tbetlweiie 3ertriimmerte.
GtemanO purbe getSOt,t, ulein folaenoe Ser.
iouen trugsn S@lesunaen Oauon: @ououtttur
6. @arntS, ldwere 8Hnben am 8Opi, uHO
9liiden; Or. 6irefOns, SuperintenOent Der
Srreunnfolt in Columbus, 8tiubru9 uuO
Gopilpunoe; Or. Gbrigbt aus &trou, 0litz
QIieO Ser Geieeaebuug, am arme Uerleet;
fSrou 9pOia gBOlf aus Clinton, o., ifwere
@unb,n am Sopfe uno Der i9iiite; Sglo,ltcr
9oiie ans DO1lestOwu. O., mo 3>Stt ieiuer
&inoer (,ines O;rielben t6Otib); 5. s. Oee
aus Berlin, O., uno isine 6run; s. 9. Grb
ans Glsoelanb. 81. SernunOeteu btfnSen
iid gegenmGrtis in Mtiaersbnrg uuo merO,n
BON ben OOtti9eu Siir0era aufs Scite otrs
pileqt.
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Ctr Seu pfratifd)er SmnoeSTemator
np1t Se1tttCfSee.

ytaihOiIle, 8enll., 26. S0nuar. = Die
@tletgebuug ipablte beute bel Der 80. a6itimz
mun9 ben Staatstrebit 0euOtraten 0Oweu
6. Satfion gum 8uuoesienator.
2te 30. 4bNimmuna bate folgenocs 9ieiu(=
tat: Sadion 20, Wtapuarb % un0 9foie l.
SadiOn murbe 9lctd mad, anftiubiguug einer
@lipdbIung bon ictHen 6reuaOen aus ieinem
Cite geboben nno na6 Der Siibue esfortirt.
Sr io9te, er wiirOe itdb im Senate Die @uf.
sobe itellen, ben 9uB smiiAen Dem yorben uuo
Siben gu bannen uHO uift nur ben Staat
&enrCiiee, ionOelu bic ganSen Ser. StaateH Su
CertrCteu iuGlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-27
Gin ebetnaItSer StaatsIemator ais
SSdIid1er Deth0ftet.

Nep y 6rt, 26. SaIuar. Gin Ntger,
Namens &idarO Sc. 9aniOn, puroe heute
inter Der GnfIu9e, cine gsidlihte Anweiiun9
onf $50 rsrausgabt 81 baben, oerbattet uAo
benz Sriebensridter Smitb porgefiibrt. Seine
@erhaftung erfOlgte uuf 8eraulahnng Res
gSirtb8 SOhn Monsiref, CIR. 45, Stz6ouiion-
itroBe. @s tellt ii1 beraus, SaB 0alpiOn leis
ner 3eit StaatSienator BON arfauia8 unO uor=
bem Wlit9lieS bCS llutsrbaueS Der @eiebgebung
ieneS Staotes mar. Der 9lidter feIlte i'm III.
ter $500 8iir9i9aft.
Uian fanb @mpfebIun9sihreiben BON @m.
$. @u9lilh, eem @rsSenator 8arnum unO
@eneral Smaleh bei Dem angetla9ten uOr.
9Giuion bebauptet, er tpifis gtid)ts BON elmer
9eidlidten Gnweiiung, allein MOneiref erflart
IN ieinem Sifibnuit, cr babe Dem Gnatflagt.n
81 boar unO SpirituOien uuo @igarreu in
SSertbe bon 81 fir bic QnpaiuHg gegebeu.
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21biebets oeS IeSten 0ltt9IteScs Oot,t
Sa1tSbaIte 0eors gSaIbin0s
tOn'S. - Sn1SertttnOf fiinf;ebt
CTnhrp dE+

@0lbtngtOn, 3. G., 26. Sanuar. -
Der 2oOeSidein Der gisgerin Saup 6unter,
meldJe i'm 2llter bon 115 Sabren ltarb, 1T I'M
SanitGtsbiireau empfanaen iporoeu. Die
geritOrbene purbe i'm Sabre 1776 in 8eitz
morGlanb @ountp, Sirg., seboren unb mar
enc SflaOin @torg g8aibin9ton's, ruel9er
ibr, ne6ft ieinen iibrt9en SfluDen, bel ieiusm
SOee Die Sreibat i6cntt,. Sie mobnte bis
gum &usbrude Oes Biir9erfrte9es in oem ct.
ip6bnteu Guuntp un6 lam Oaun nit i6ren Sim
bern lierber, no iie isitOen mObnte. Ntan
glaubt, oaB nit ihr oas Iebts DtitelieS pom
6ausbaIte @eorg g8albtngton'S Oeri9ieOsn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-27
Sran Stones snenf.uoe,t.

8ofton, 26. Sanuar. - Der 0feit Oss
@tOre'itcn Nodlufie8 i'm 8etrage bon s48,s
292 iit BON Ser 6ruu StOne folgenOerma6en
ptrtbeiIt morben n0rurp= Gollege" rueitert
$4,000 unb ie $4,000 fir Ous yDOaues&ol.
Iege" in Grete, gebr., ous ,,&OlOraOOsGOIage"
III @ol6sSprings, @Ol., Oas yBaihburnc'
@ollege," SOpefa, 9S., unO Oa8 ,6Om0opatis
ife SoipitaI" bon Ttafa4uiett8, Stint btes
foe gSoblthdtgfeitsan1talteH erbielten Den 0tsit.
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enarIen aph ,,,tfr pen anntn,,ertt.

@lnctnnott, 2G. Sanllar. = Naut
tirer 0epeidle aus 2OnOOn, Ont, tpill ein in
lsrtr @egen0 nriGifgsr 8armer ben aus Bbi-
lobGlpbi0 entfibrteu SnGben &barleg NoB ges
funDen unO urpiOerlsglid)e geipeiie fir Oie
SbentitGt tciicIben cutosdt baben. gr erflart,
er babe Die Spur bss &uaben bon Der 6dn9ez
bride iiber bcn giagara bis mad 8uScarOra
pufolst unb ihn bort uuter ben 9uSianern auf.
Gefun6en. Der Niann, pel1sr ibn oortbin
bradlter icl geia9t baben, er miiiie i'm t0oteu,
msnR lbn Gle Snoioner nift aboptirtell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-27
Ser Nagor rpn Gbieaso ,,9eb OPS
cnffeO.U

Gbicago, 26. Sauuar. - Nabor 6arri-
ion lpohute gslterH stpsi BON Der bieiisen tris
lhsn 9anpliga peraufalteten Rafenoeriauims
Iunscn bel nnb belt ReOen, in mslhen er bic
3pCd, Otr2anOliga befiirwortete. Ra9~
Gem er ieine 5ruate &eoe beeu6et bate, uahm
Die 8Criammluua cine Reibe bon 8sihlniIen
On, melhe bic britiihe 8egierHng empbatiI4
benuniircn, unO che itf Der Napor ans Der
&ffaire aCBen tonute, iuuroen ihm Die Be
idliiiie nit Der 3umutbung pOrgele9t, baB er
eitielben i'll Iciner amtlidlen @igenidlatt unter>
aeidnen uno mad, Dublin id,idsu iOlte. Als
er iid iutigerte. entifanO elm fiirdterlider Su=
mutt. Der Wa1or wur6e init SAmdbuugen
iberihiittet uno lAliebli4 aus Der 5alle &C.
ordngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-27
11mfall II, ctntr &obIcnarnbe.

Wtlft8b arre, Benni., 26. San. = Der
QrGbte SohcnifIr3, welAer le III Glesm Sbale
perfisl, srtiQnete iid beute in Der ,Gmpires
Grube." gGsniaitens 2OOO Sonneu Sohlen
lDfsn fid beutt gtadnlittas bon Der 9.fe Der
@rube ab unO Smei SObleugrGber, ndmli6
Wtorris @oaus uno Oslien Sobn 8boma8,
murben inter ben Soblen begraben. Sunberte
pou Nlenden finb nit Der Gntiernung Der bers
otgciiiirSten WuTe beidGfti9t, inbeien bat tman
bic 2eidlen uo6 nidlt Qefunoen.
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Gus gGos2tutertfa.

8utne8 A9rt8, 26. Sanlar. - 3mei
dlileniide Ge9imenter fno aufgel6f iporOen.
Der d1ileniihe unb Der urgentiniite 9riegsmis
nifsr bnbal Die llsberSsuguug ausgeOritt, OaB
Der 6rieoe 5miiden btiOen 2dnOert erhalttn
bleiben rpir6. Gin Uolltommene8 GinperitanOs
niB ,rifilt swiiden Senielbsn unb ein Sertrag
tuirb ruubriGcinlid) geihloicn tuerOen, iObalO
Der &on9rCb 5uiammentritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-27
Gin @a,t,ter abaefaht.

Saltfar, N.-S., 26. San. - Der rsidle
Seifenfsoer, St6tersieber unb @bocoIaoe ga
britant Sobu 3. OiOtt erbielt am letteu 5rci.
taae slnen ononpmeu 8rief Der ibn nit Dem
3obe beorObte, tpenn er nift Wonta9 abenO
nm llhr einen Sad nit $500 III @olO btntet
Die 3biire OeS 8audBtmmer5 auf Oem Dart.
mouth SGhrbOote lege. Cur beifimmten 3eit
legte pr. YtOtt einen nit SupfermiinSeu ge'
fiillten Sad binter Die 8b&re uuo entfrnte iid.
Der 0ampier fubr bon Der Dartmouth Seite
ab, NIB geraOe che er bic gBsrfte erredte, idllib
iih Elm iunger Wam in Oas SERTED oe8 @tls
bss, er9riff ben Cad uno iuollte eben raiheH
SflritteS iih pom 8Oote eutfernen, al5 er bon
Oem auf i'm tpartenben 0steftiU an &raqen
gepadt uuO nn9 Der BoliSeis Station gebrad)t
murbe. Der iunge @auner CAB fif ais gSars
rem s. Sermaun 5u e.fennen, Der friiber ais
gtatrois biente, isst absr itdl berufslos berHm'
trpiht
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Siehm6tFte.

Gbtcnqo, 20. Sanuar. pie 3ufubr bon
Shmcinen belief fG beute auf 25, 900, bic Ser
ieubung uuf 400 Stiid; be Breiie pariirten
Swii6en $3.50 un6 $5.65. - 5iinOpicb: 3u=
fubr 1000, &erienOuna 1900; 8erfduie 3u
1920 bis $500. - S6aaie: 3ufubr 5000,
SrieuOun9 400; SerIdufe 3u So so bis $5.35.
ct. 2outS, 26. Sanuar. - Die beutige
i3ufubr Don Sdpcnen betrug 1900, bic Ser,
ienOung 27OO Stiid; Sertdufe Su $3.50 bis
8inOUieb: 3ufibr 1000, SerieuOuug
500; Seriduie 3u $500 bis SAaafc:
3nfubr 250O, SerisnOung 500; S,rtaufe 3u
1913 bis 1925.
@af>gibertn, Semi, 26. Sanuar. -
Die 3uiubr bon RiuOUeh betrug beute 57S
Stiid; Gertduie 8u 1915 bis $5.G5. -
Sdlweine: 3uirbr 1865; Serfdufe 5u $500
bis $5.85.-Sdaate: 3ufubr 1900; Sertaufe
gu $3.75 bis $3.50.
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Al. Sabrgaltg.
Wottaen.

IgIunpna, bos sr6ste betannte Uaittel sesen gu.
5ter 6aIss unb 9un9enletoen. Bon Apotbetern uab
Sem gi9entbnmcr VI. R. Ysettee gtr. f22, Sapettez,
obcrbalb Bartfrase, Su beSehen. Breis 90 Gents.
Weieren3en:
Ynifor u. G. G5ibion, N. D., Boftor .. $. Carroll,
Baftor Bm. g. Gonoros, Theoi. Dr., uno 5ablreits
Aubere. (Stt27, 3 Dite, i.a.2.O
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SaS d6Dfe
Or. 6. WC2Qne'8
6eriibmtc @merifaniids
8ttrnat=NS1fGcG
>, ,,9erniflt9e." /"

GDmptOme BON GSilrmern.
Sla8 @sIi9t 1T bIei4 um6 bIeifarbi9
y seittpeiie brennen6 ROTH O6er elm
umrDtbeter Sled auf elmer pber auf beis
ben Ban9en bic 2lugen tperben tribe;
bic BupiQen eripeitern iib; Elm blGuIi4er
SaIbfrei8 3iebt ii6 um ba8 untere 2lus
BenIieO; 6iegtaIe 1T entStinbet, geI9fpOLs
len uno blutet 3ufpeilen; bic Sberlippe
I6piQt an; bin un6 ipie6er &ppftpeb NIT
Sauien unb 8O6en in ben Sbren; cine
unseipDbnli6e SpRi6el 9lbIonberung;
I6Ieimige un6 bele8te 3unge; 2ltbent
iebr iibelriehen6, beiOnber8 6e8 Ytors
gems; Qlppetit oerdn0erlib, 3uipeiLen in
6eiBbunger nit nagenbem GeflbLe i'm
Utagen a}l8artanb, gu anberen 3eiten fpie=
Der 9dn3li4 man9elO; fltidti9e S9mers
aen i'm Dtagen; 3eitipeiIe llebelfeit un6
grbretben; befti9e S9mer3en i'm llntera
Ieib =; mregeImdBiger Stubl8anG 3u
5eiten OeritOpft idIeinig, unO bdufiS
nit 8lut bermiidt; Der &eib lit ges
Ibmoqen unb bart; Der llrin tribe; 6as
SItbmenRrI4nert begleitet bonn S6lu9s
ser; ma1maI trofener uno frampfbafs
ter 6uIten; unrubiBer unterbro9ener
S9laf nit 3dbnetniri6en; Semperas
ment perdn6erIi6, I'M g(aseneinem absr
reisbar, u.I.p.
gBenn obige Sbmptpme ala bprban6en
ipahreenpmuIen iueroen, 70 ipiro
pr. G. Mt9ane'a DermifH9f
iitn cine Sur befpirfen.
Gs entbdlt Feir SnecefI6cr
IN irgenb etnsr @eItntl; 1T cine uni4dbs
Ii6e BrdparatiDu un0 BAT ni6t ben
8erin9iten I6a6liden Gin HUB
beim 3arte ten Gin0.
9as ddte Or. Mc2ane'8 8erH
m fuse bot bic Gignatlren 6. Wca
Sane II. S lemin8 3rO8. Guf Dem
llmi4Iag.
Or. 6. 0ft9ane's 2eber 8illeH
perben nid5t enrpfo5Ien ala Seilmittel oeaeu
,,aue Qeioen, osnen 6a8 6lsii6 untert6an it,"
jonbern aegett GrdnFbeiten Der Sober bet blIt6s
fen SeI6per6en, 9ispepiie uno trantbaftem
8opfrpeb, o6er berarti8eH llebeIn, Itnb iie un,
GbtrtreffLi4.
8alte6 Sieber.
GS 9iebt tein beIieres 9tbilbrmitteI bor p6er
rad benz 8ebraude bon Gbinin. GIS $ur,
girinItteI iiab Iie unbereIeibIIh,
Gan bite fitb bOr SaIianuStR.
Die 6bten iin5 nie Gberjudert
SSeoe S6obtel bat einen rotben gSat5siiesa
duf Dem 0cfeI nit Der Sni4riIt Or. glegane's
2iper 4ias.
SSeSer lln1i6lag bat bic Sianaturen bon 9,
R c game uno Stem ing Bros.
8Ran perlange bic ddten Or. 6. Ilc2ares
9ebersgiuen, prdparirt BON 5leninS Bros, 3u
9ittsburs5, 9a., oenn Der 0larft 1T bcP 3on
9a6abmungen oes 9amen gleeaue, 9p6sgS
buhfabirt. absr 6ielelbe 9IGSipra4s,
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9(n SaS BmbHfMml

gs fam ICue beere GaTautie ihr Den g9ertb bon IT.
Gdemop's oltbearfnbeten ". q. M.sGftimttteIh
oufaericleH mCrocn. oils 6ie ecnben unb nubloisR
9ohabmungen 6erittben. &c atBt oluobI i0lihe -Rea
IoIoeEts, os aud y3lelteis" unb Bins" gebet Gu@
Dor uno perInHgt HuT 8laouao's unb adtst barduf,
eat oer glame salaelpae" iib an Dem eetauen arta
Id beiiuoei, (Sunl3o, 2ag96& abb
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3aOwap's
&egultrenOe @iOlrlt.
Sin peeetabtltf@cs GrTatmttteI fee

9uHfonutette Buraan1eH, IinoerilOe AbfdbEs
tittteI, tpirFen ohne Sdltaer5, ftetS snberIdI1a
unD HatarlIdb tn ibFet Speration.
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Ofr. %.
Sr. &aSIUa1's
SOr(Opari((iQn=
3eCofpenf.
Der grnBe SlatreiHiger.

0eranoeruHasn oes Observation-Disclosures ,u,.
eeieben t'fi6 stnpiunOcn aan 0CiH Gebraild5e
tpentAer Dozen.
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q. q. g.
Saotu9D'S &eao1 0eGtef
furirt unO Oerbatel

Gubr, 9tdrrbOe, GbuIera TlorBus, SIeber
uno S6mera &beumutt8mus, Rer05le
Samer5eH, 9ppbteriti5, SaIsent.
ilnsun9, Snfluencia, Qttbs
mungsbeibper6en.
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Srets rs Gents pro s6a6teI.

gpir peberbolen, bas bcr eeier uniere Sater HaD
GdriCn 1ber arantbciten uuS 6eren sur uotrGn mat,
Oor When;
r1alidl unO @abr,"
0R0ospaB iibsr SrretGbIe lretbra,"
-Raotpah iiUer SfrOpbeIn,"
uno outeYeSdrlen h6u8TontbeitcH ucTihiSbsHsrau.
Subsu apotbsteu Bu bnbeu.
Bran IeSe -Salicb uuo geabF."
g1on ldlide cine griefmarfe an @aOtpas & Comp,
gr. 32, gRorrens, gde Der Gbur3itrQBe, Reiusyors.
m 9eIehruus, 9auicn6e BON Dolar5 UeTtR, ptrA
Guh 5useihidt iDerben.
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Bcntonmsn obue ie9lideu Beieeiamdd, elegant nut
iid6em @ummt stairt pursiren, resuItren, rstniaeR
unb fdrfen.
8iaOpab'S 9tHsn Sur aur alIsr sTant5sltsn Der
gaoens, Der SebCJ, oer ge0dne oer eren 0er Bldie,
loUie fr neru6e5 3opiUeb, 8eropiuns, SnOiQettioH.
8GSpepiie, bloe Suitdn0e, Fie6er, Nnteret6senbius
oung, Sdmorrboioen uno alle on0ercn 9eSen Bee uas
teIeibs. Cine Doniommene sur 9araHrt. GetH be-
Qetatilid, teine Spur pon DlsriuT, Quer1lieH sAeg
Idd6lifen 5roQueu.
R9T Dlou beodte iolsenbe SpnIptome BON 9rant2ets
ten Der 2eI6auunesoTsane: BerfoBiung, innerit6s
66morrboioen, 9lttiUGauug nab benz 9OpiC, SdHre
i'm glaeen, uebefeit, So0breHnen Gte Dor benz Gnen,
g2aeen6rhfeH, iaures IuiifoBeu, Sinten ODER Ee6ea
ober Sadern Dor ben Su9en SiebeI Il. bumpie Sbmtrs
sen i'm sopte, fodenoen Qtbem, ael6es 4usIebeu het
Sout uno Den au9en, Ssitenfehen, ShmeIBen In bo
8rIit uno In ben gsoern, pl0sItde AnipaaunseH oOa
6i6e, BrenHer oe3 flciihes,
gtnise Doien bon RaotpaA's giHen ptrbeu eas
Sptem pom allen obensenonnten Rrantbstten betTeen.
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D efS D a 1t 1t IL SDef@WerOea.

Wu5r, Stantoe. Cholera Dlorbus oberIbmer,baftsy
StubIaan9 neroen IN t5-20 Binuteu flrirt SurdS
Gaomaqs Veacp aeIiei. gBe6cr 9erHopfuna noG
glRunouna, meoT S6pdbe nod Wlatdatett perurs
iadt 6tr 9ebraud 0on U. U. ReIief. 49,
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.Serre,t-Sfeioer-@aare,t.

Gortbetlbaite Gtnfdttfe
0DrtbetIbafte Gtnf1nfe
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-16
and acreage large, but it is too early
in the season to forecast chances.

and acreage large, but it is too early
in the season to forecast chances.
Notwithstanding these drawbacks
these evidences of thrift are visible
on every hand land is rapidly being
sold, buildings going up, and sub
stantial system of improvement of the
soil being inaugurated. The cattle
and sheep upon thousand hills the
hum and hurry of industry at every
turn; the outcry from farm, work
shop, factory and mine for "more
laborers." attest in trumpet tones
that a new era has indeed dawned
upon our Old Mother.
The Sanlock copper mine, above
Linden is to be opened at last.
People reem indisposed to discuss
State political questions. But one
idea appears to have taken possession
of the straight-out democrsts-that is,
to deliver the State from its would
be "boss" next November. The SOL
dier element is exceedingly bitter at
their old comrade for his political
detection. The desertions from the
readjuster ranks are notable and nu.
merous.
Mrs. Rebecca Trout, widow OF the
Rev. David Trout, Of the M. E.
Church, South, the latter at one time
pastor ef the M. E. Church, Frost.
burg, died here recently after long
and trying illness, aged IS. Another
link that bound US to the past has
been broken A mother in Israel
has entered the golden gates
The news Of the dastardly attempt
to assaesinate President Garfield fell
upon this community like thunder
bolt from cloudless sky. People
were speeches. with horror. But or
electric wings report5 have ALEC com,
that there is wel-grounded hope thai
the heroic sufferer will survive tn,
fearful ordeal, and this intelligence il
received daily with general rejoicing
DO comets shake from their horrid hair
Assassination and WARP"
SoJoURNER.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-16
COR RESPON DEN G E
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.

The Crops-Prosperous Times-Polities--
Death-7he attempted ASSASSINATION.
FRONT ROYAL, Va, July IL, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
After sojourning short time at
different points in this { Warren coun-
ty) I have thought few items of
news might not be out of place in
your columns.
Harvest is over. The crop of
wheat is not up to the average in
quantity, but is excellent in quality,
the former owing to the drought and
hot weather the thermometer tor a
great part standing at $50 in the
shade. The oat and grass crops will
be short. The stand of corn is good
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-16

PROGRESS" of Homecoming, writes
to the Cumberland Times that "many
persons" think "a new era is about to
dawn for that place, owing to the
opening of the Georges Creek and
Cumberland railroad" He details a
number of advantages already appar-
emit from the presence of competitive
transportation. The JOURNAL has
commended for this all along withou
going into details. Hence, up to the
appearanceof progress entertain.
ing letter the half had not been told
And it is not all revealed yet;
there's more to follow.
1t is curious to note, however, how
many people, even in Lonacouing, by
Indifference and, in come cases open
disfavor, have discouraged and be.
Titled the gallant enterprise. This
animosity has reached down to the
lower levels Of impertinence and in
science, and it's friends have been
tainted and tabooed as incendiaries.
But it is hard task for a monopoly
to twist treason to itself into cause
deserving public sympathy and sup
port. So that if the new road main
tains its present liberal attitude to-
ward the people it will very shortly
have more friends than it will know
what to do with. Fact is, nothing
succeeds like success"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-16
POETIC PROSE, OR PROSAIC POET
(WHICH?
To the MINING JOURNAL:
SoJoURNER.

To the MINING JOURNAL:
Under the heading of "Frostburg
Events" a correspondent of the VAL
ley Times provides the readers of that
paper with some original conundrums.
He speaks of "basking" as enc CT the
principle amusements," and there
after of"all nature rejoicing in concert
with the joyous galaxy"-meaning The
invisible Milky Way. He says "the
bright sun moved along in an imperial
and graceful manner, not cloud ap-
pearlng to ru62s its blue canopy"
Brightsur, bluesun, with canopy, too !
The accommodating "little flowers
appeared to rejoice at our presence"
and "our approach to the reservoir
was announced to as by the mighty
roar and rush of water as it came
ealleping and fisk,mg down the noun
tain sides" &c. One is not go much
bothered about something at the fore
announcing ousthat weare approach
ing. but we submit that it is little
out of the way to describe the actions
of running water after the similitude
of horse and lamb. stepping
stones down the ravine proved very
amazing feature" because of our
liability to slipl" Is that all :? No,
thank fortune Because also of the
green little cups from which
we slipped the pure, cold water" &c.
Awful, isn't it? But when We hear
Of mountain migra" discovered dur
irg the amazing feature" and the
"pleasing episodes" of crossing high
waters on delicate logs" we shudder
at the vast capability Of English ad-
lectives for inarpropriatea applications.
Dams Rock" possesses, implies this
writer. an tagged brow" and the
"author of the lofty pinnacle is also
the author of the brow. Wonder
who invented the delicate logs ?"
yea, and the liability to slip?' anil
the mountain m,gras" All are
brothers, sisters twins probably
but not word of veneration-not
feeling of awe and reverence" creeps
up the writer's spine, or steals into
the backyard Of his Imagination, for
their author
Whatever II Heard About 1t" is,
he hath not heard of rhetoric. His
sentences bowed where they listed
he heard the sound thereof but could
not tell hence they came or whittier
they went. All uncertainty comes
from getting his information second
hand and letting his untamed muse
get loose in the green fields of his
luxurious fancy.
The gem below is a mixture of the
floral, the fashionable and the practi-
cal. We copy it as an example Of the
proper way to describe any extraor-
binary visit to the upper reservoir"
when roses bloom In the glade,
When Cor don exhorts the maid
In dainty Powered silk nrrayeI:
When awful rates for board are paid
When tender dreams the mind invade,
When small boys for the lilies wade
And it is ninety in the shade,
Fetch on your purple lemonade"
Strange that one who wasn't 80
much as proxy should have become
80 greatly enthused over the excur-
sion to the I'll. r."
But priceless rapture jerked his arms,
And he caroled-"Ye Gods bfg,n p
And the crowd was drunk with the
Cruscan charms
And her Boltlcellian chin
Aye, its "lack.a-day p and its We'll away p
For that green 100 gaunt for earth;
And the thrill divine,
- Which kinked his spine,
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