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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
Syames 9lbraul SarTeIS,
gc6. am 10, IoU. 1891,
gc1. al8 PrGTbcnt Der Ser. Slaatea
ata -. SeptsEiber 1881.

Der 2eitnom wn6 bis mOrgen 0ilttag auf
bem Yaranebette llCgen. 9ann meroen Cite
iir gI1e, ntldle bcredlti9t itno, oenl Srauargotz
tcSolenIte btiiumohncH, III Der Jl0tuHoe duTQes
fgllt merneu. Die 2luoad]t miro um llbr
9tadlmitta9S er6hnet, uHo bonn RSp. iSreo.
YomCr, Dem 8aitOr Der @emetuOc, naCeH Yftt=
Qlieb Der GeritOrbene mar, 9eicttet meroen. Die
6otunoe fam ungcfdhr 1900 BToncn IN tdl
aunchmCn, unO MIR 10 piele per0eH Sn9elalleH
meroen.
Trou @ofieto bat iadiS 0rrcn, YtitGlieOer
ser ,GhrlllltG)en Stride >" erludlt, bet ilebtr=
iiErurg bt8 Sarge5 BON Der 6otnuoe GUM
yGtdennu9en uuo in SahuNcpot oom &ttdleH=
mogen gum gSugQOn ais gabrtuftrdaer 5u
fungiren. SIS iiuO oas oie p6. u. S. Segl',
s. 8. 5hir, gH. ". 9uugau, .. Summp,
3. s. Otoore uno lS. 9. 5tooIe. Or. Smt1
Somnieno, Der SauttGtSbeamte 0CS 0TrlIs,
Iielte beute iritb ben @tlaubnBidletn Sur lie
berfiibruug Des Neid)ndm5 nat 9leoeldHo aus.
@s III Elm ionoerborcS 3uiGmacntreheu, ouB
Or. SomniIno Del erfte 2lrSt mar, Der III pru.
@arfielo nadI oeiicn &ermmlnng elite unO
I,et audi oicie lcgtc Ehidlt elncS ArSttS ptriez
ben nluBte.
8o6 Nnhib DcS 2e,tlnams bat ii.b 'eit &C.
| fern Iehr ptrdutCtt. GS fdrbt fiji ldu9iam
ernfler uno ouutIer, 1lno man bat itd1 9euoz
tbiQt geiuuOer, ibm burd GuIhmittel mitCer
eiu mCnigiicns eiuiQumnBcu natiirldle8 Nus
iebCn III gebeu. @s htCB hclte frii1, Dap man
bCr id,nell ioTtdretenCen Serm2iung Wcgeu Den
Sarq balo id)leBeu miiiiett mcroe, bod iHJt
0tc &(ide rod immer unurAhut ra.
q lllr, 9benb8.) 2BGhren0 Ocs gfldlmits
tnQS guben iid) on Dem Yetdlname 3eldleu
ifnCu Dor itd5 gcbcuNeu Serialles tuno. Dem
gSunid)e Der Trdu @arfiilo fir oieeu Sail
entipuheuo, lieB Ssfrctdr SIr,ne ben Sarg
nm uhr 80 Niinutcn Abenos ldlieBen.
Ser 8ruuergOtteSOienlt MIRO, m.e itlon be-
| rtftct, .lnoroed ytudbmtttag um 3 llhr ItOttVnz
Den. Die ,@hubuymOniidle @elcllifatt" mlrJ
inter 9ueftion oC8 Brof. @l0sner mehrere
&rouelz uub reliQiUe 2teorr Oortrdgen. gtadl
| SdhluB ner 9lnood)t rpir0 Der Sarg gum Sei=
| denWcgeu uro uOn oitiem uodl Dem Depot
| getragRu mer0en, BON mo aus oulslbe ,3ug,
Der he lleberreiie NeS BrdFoenten 9ariielO bier
her 0ebladlt, iie and nah @leoeIauo bei6roarn
mirD. Tpigenrss in oa8 oiitlielle Brogramm
fir zen 3ug iunt Depot, wle s8 pom Stlegs=
SefrstGr 2incoln, oeul Warineieiretdr 6uut
| uno t6rn. S. Gent, pem IrGiioenteu ner 0t=
| itrifta=&ommiiidre, tsitgeitellt rporOsu it,:
Battalion Der SolOntare re5 Ottrllts 90
lumbIn.
| Sin 8otaillon idmerCr Nrtllcrtt.
! Gin 8atnilou ltidlter ArtiueIie.
| Ghei zWlarlhau Sberit 3Robert 8ogo Uno Ao'
lutanteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23

Die SiiiSlere Der armce uu0 Der Otariucr
mCldlc nidlt I'M 9iepltc iiuO, bifocn Die @lrcuz
@sforte, unS 5par uarihiren Die Sffi3iere Der
Nluec CUR reden, Die Der 0tariue sur llnten
Seite oSs EetaeawugeHs. @S fOIgen baum ote
Suti4e Der
6nmriie @arfelo,
bic oeT Sermanotcn berlelben,
Der BrGiiNent,
bic Sabiuet5zNiitlliet
e0s Dlplomatlif)e @orps,
Der StCrld)ter mo Die 8eiiiter bcs 9bar=
uufes~@erldlt8,
Sle Snnoes Seratorer,
bre Witglener bes 9tGprdleutdntenbau'es
Die @OuUuneure Ner Stantcn uno 3trrilOrien
mo Gle GommliiGrc OeS 9ifrtftS Columbia.
9ie 9lidter oer ,Gourt OF Gtalm5." rie OeS
9imiffeGolumbia NM Der R'uHNesz Serldltc.
3ie !6iiIis= SelrctdIe oeS au5ulltiJeu, OsS
Sdatd.nts mo oCs 5HHG n.
Sie SGlls=@euwdi Hohuejiisr, oer @jutr0lz
Iroiurotor unO Die S=@eueralaupdlte.
Eiir9crlide Screlae2c.
grepet @cnrnimoior u. 3, apres, Gom=
monpsnr bes 2. acknowledgements, miro Die
gaforte fiibrcn. Die Srilppsu merreu Buut
llbr gtodmiituGs Dor Der S1ielte oes Sapiz
tols nufmalihren. Son 8 llgr oil uer0en in
Rem EIotienbuuLoft, ON Sorb Ter StrieaSi1tHe,
i'm Sort Oispsr uuo BON DER 8itterie, peldle in
oer Ra4bGridait oes aapitOls fatiouirt 1T, IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
GrdToent @nrFeiO's 9ebensUerz
ftdierittt0.

@nibingtOu, Il, %. september. - g8H
ner Bbtlurelp5ler aQsut Der Stem. Yorter Sc
beng zSelfderurgs Comp" eriGhlt, bemog er
Vrd7teri 9orfelo. ais Ojeier nit ieiuer traufen
Eruu I'll @Iberon rueilte, ou5u, cine BOltce uut
$4,000 81 t95eid}ncn. 9r. 9arfdo bate
betout, ooB es ibm Idmer folitn Wiiroe, ole
GrGniisu 30 suhlcn, nuo bate fir Ole erite 3ate
5nCi Sduloideine auSgeltClt, UOn 0enen elmer
porqeitGru tdlia puroe. 9Of lit Der Qqent
ron bCr Gompnouie anaepirien wOroen, Brau
@arfislo Den oouen Suiid}eruugsbetrog Su3ahz
,cu.- 9ie @ompo9nlC mir0 Die fdlltae Brdulit
Fet rem Yermalter ot5 Aahluiies oc5 Serltors
kenrn cnlleffnPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
n;r8n6e 1,uo QescnepcrlttF,

9 {. VOut8, y. Scpt. = D00 GllbITne-
ment ser .GOluer Nbitc-yca0 & Su=&Omu." 4"
muroe gcitrn gum 6hctlc omd) ECuer itrl0rt
Der ,iuhalt mrrNe auf 100000 QCid)abt uuO
mar iur $4,000 ucriiheut. Sin bctalter
Dtann, yiomerS Serru g8agod, crlitt ulhrz
ideinlid) t0Otlte BranCmunOGn, uuo cine 6rau
iomie anti Sinoer meroeH UTmiBt.
81 tidl nonb, Sing, p. Septbr. - Die
Iompiorea alerci bruaute Uorlctte Jtaht a6,
lUobCt ocr 3imuermnun SObanu 5itrgeH5, Der
mt nod ;lrei ouocrcu ArbeltCru i'm @tbduoe
idnc, r,r SOB fano. Der pCiuuidra SduOm
beudQt $4,000 uuO lIt Ucritdlert.
BCrtIuuo, Br., p. Scpt. - Die Ser
tad, G-u0icBerti unO SuhliIbrjt IN Dem
3unibouie 5u SoIem gip9'u heute in Slant
ucn auT. Setlud $4,000. 8te Strafngc
madltCp lc,re 5SludltUeriuhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
Wter gCrSonctI 0nrdj ettte 06mpfs
Re1eIzGGrnlpfiolt aetQ0tet.

Tur1Ons, Sanl., Y. Sept' - 4al oer
NFiIiou1i. Yaclcbabn" ercigncte Ill 9stera
etin linaliG, bei Dem orcl gente pom 5abHoerz
ionol nnS Elm bti9ditiJunqSlOier arbuter Den
9oo iareen. 9llS Der 3u9 iidn Der StattoH
@hetopa nGberte, erplOoirte DER S5llsl, uno sh
2ofcmoiipe murOe tn 4tome Serltobtn. 9tr 70
tomotiDiibrCr SEQ. 8. NOdms, Der oel6er ol.
mon Sailep mo bcr @onOutteur Sad ScnHep
ianlsu babel INNS gebsu, ebeHio clH Arbtlter'
gianiCrs S'Jisal, Der nadl ocln Hslieu 'ulf'
nm ScidGiiiaurN 81 iudleH unO itdb, pie letae
brei llu0IiidSgsiGhrteH, aui Der 3Otomotpe 6t-
farb. Die geidlen muroeu iiber 200 SnB mtIt
ocihIGubUt mo tiirdltsrlidl ucritinlmelt. Der
Souf nes 6tilers SIilep mar pom Rumpt folt'
aeliiIen uno nir9euos su TinOen. Ser BreHt'er
S5ronf giidolas murOe Icbsns9eidhrlid} utrlePt.
1os llneliid lheiHt Die 6Olse Der Dtanselbats
tlatslt rss S(fels sepeeu iu isiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
Ser (SeLOutaCTi.

Een WOrI, p. Sepf. BoI9enoI5 IND
bic Ghrfnotirlngu: @clo er0iiHete 81 4
Bis 6 urN iflOB 5u 4 BrO3eut pro Sahr. -
Sterluq- gGediel 4.8Ot-4.81 ami 60 Gage
nro 4.84-4.844 uuf Sid,t. - 8unOc5 Dbl.
aotjonn: urlauggrte Scdiu 1903, 90. Tiiujer
lOl, Al proasutige @Oupous 1l34, 4 prO}.
90. 1174. - attien: 8pd= =9Slauo 1877, Bits
burg 1871, S0s. GENITAL 1871, R.~D. @eutraI
143, Yale @hore 1868, @IIe 464, 90. Brlorlz
tdtcn S93 glortbsg2enCrn 1875, DO. BrOIildz
ten 1873, N.zS. GHual SO, ReaOHg 70t,
qFeilerr Union 875. sSiIan} 4:
Sob $78I08. .737. Gouraut 81 ,096,437.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23

8traNStrunneH oes Observation-Disclosures ssts
gsiebeH uHO enpfunSeH Hadl Oen1 8ebranas
luentGer SDieR.
\ @uts gtnmuuQ, &erlbntnhen bes gefdbIs bor
SGoaue, ron Ntniiedlen, @lelau6olie; St3rfuna ma
UpIhsfcen ocs Slelithes mo Der YlusfelH.
8, = Sls STolt9una uH6 Der appetit feiqern no. Bee
gGHtH aI Ger 5'abrlng; - ten auItei0en mdfcridsq
4lagcniuhfdu'tn cute crSauIlna. rI69er iIrs 1,5ss
FoT1e5 SqioI lrilhes un6 aefrditigtes anfDaben.
olSul0pmotu oueradtden, glifidrh1uaen R1sTf
y e' t @uslt1sn tlor uuo 9eiun0 Scr lriH Derdns
eettoo iluorcu uno moltiaem Asieben an sen rolls
udci uno 9elblIdcr Narbc; llru poifr frr no,, ~
SIae ourh Die trethrn obne Sdmer, nbsy J9ysrrs,.
9sn.9e ooer RENE N0Ia9eruns; ttiu S6mer1, feine
- Bepcfide Scrrinasuna Der g,sno, mn ~,
Saup9ieu unrelplIgrr idndbcu6Cr gnticerittnsrt
Peg StScn6e oieier @atfnn9 nit p0lleer Gjenie6ett
ooueEoel 9eilnr9. Beunebrte Stdrfe ipa6ruebi1baT
en- ben obionoeTH0eu Griien uro bar7uonIgSss IN
lanlmeIllUirteH in aIen Graanen. O"
o. gd0tlnes AlSehtn 0Cs gBefeu i'm Mae IstpIe
ounfle uno 9eblide gdrbe oer 0aut merSen an rInsr
uaren, le6boiten uno QeiunSen Grideinno nsfSrSsst
% 2telent9eH, nele al ihmatben unh eiteruors
Sun9en ooer &hbeneln leioer ugr0tn qrose gn6erups
6urd oen Ausmur BEG 8dbeH Shleimes ooer 6ef Nbs
lpnoeun9en aus oer eun9e, ben Suihtlen, ben Itba
mungSrobrben Der eiiitr0hre Dem GdHln6e oSer 6sr1
Scple ertabTct, tnbem er be Odu1afeit Oes SlrAsTS
mineet uno oie Stdre BEG gan3n S0items peuuebrt,
ole lahtl6ntiBe uno Die SdmerSenuio bas sSnipddes
9eahl IN ncSRohcH. oen 8einen un0 SduItern beieis
ttqt, etenio ole GmpHnouHaen pon Shauern, bes ers
tldens, oer AtbmunasoeiGrerom, 0er buifenrdInpie
belm AulEegeR Ooer gheoerleqeu ins gett perbin6rE
aue oteic qualUoneu Spmptome peribninbsn aIII1Sbs
tg, abCr Fher.
. goiDle Scr rGarIapartutan" Eoa far g,o AZ.
nommen ptro, 5e9en itth aud Die 2meifen ufe6erfgbs
rcnocr SciuUrbeit. Sc uohocm itb has glut bsfieyI
IN RCinbeit uno QebCnStraft mirA fftb M STontbs
minenm un0 alt iremb6y4er Aulanunllnoen' Rs-,
n'Fumss, u, itfos9fs9e4 SHoqnac borte enoten
uuo tTtlti9; e'eihDure, Eieberidndreu, d5roniISs
pautletoen pulhbtnoeu nab uHo nah.
,,L9l Sn GaGIen, no oos Sphem nusgeo8en norosn tR
uno HnetNbCr ooer corrcitoe Sublimate In SEN ssnos
Utn, Nelelten u. !. TO-, NHgch6uft pOrOeu iu0 ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23

EepubItfantTG;er Staafs Gonpeut
am yEsts cDftftfa

Milmaufes, Bisc., p. S5ptem5er.-
Der republltanIits StaatS &ouuent muroe
oeIlern uuter Gem SO:fbe Oes Ad)tb. sol. y.
Quurles a gehaItep. Die ungenOmme en- Be-
ldlIfIc oriideu Snmpathle fir Brdiiosnt @drs
felb's 6amilis oua, iuBtrn SsrtVausu aui
Is, ,Gfleent 9rthur's BatriOtisnu5 uuo quite
Nbfdlter, beruuSireu Die Bolpgamie in Utah
II. /. 10. @enUdl S. SO. Stuff murOe gum
@cupUnCur nOmintrt.
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Die @e1Irtof1 iii CHATTANOOGA.

Q b QttanOO q q, 8eillI., 2, ScpTtuIbCr,
- Gic ,,Seieuihoit Der Gumbalauo- Armcg"
uranntc beute eiu Gomitc, maldlc5 Bldue I'M
&etlJfi eirCs @orfelOsGOmtts'S cntmtritH mo
Ocr @eielida't III lbrGr uGdiicu GTianImluuB
untcrbrctIu ioa. @eucral &. s.. Sherioan
umrc gum ErdfocHtH btr SrgauijatiOn CT
mIblt. Sic nGdlc 9eriammluug iOu AN y.
unN %. ScpttmbCr III Illmuullc hattiUoeu.
lin . llbr YiItug5 luuocu uuf Scicbl Oc5
g.auorS oUe @lodeu gcI1utCt mo aae @eiilaite
iuSpcnoirt, mGbruO iih Gin ans mehertn
EauicuO Gr : GouiUocrutCu uno ehcmaliIen
llnious,Oll atcu b5fehcu0er 3ug fOrmirtt mo
nod GamuCu~Sil mOriGlrte, no Die NcI2r
nod Ocm bcrctlS mt8clbetltcn Yro8romm Dor
I'D, aim
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Nlrheifrr 1ItlrnIlctl tn GapNMnah

SnUOunnb, /, 0a,, %, 9ept,-0lr glu9z
fiano Der gpu ftarbeiter oauCrt fort. Al5 bcute
frub cir 3uQ Der gGcuralCr &abn" nit $50
nCueu 2hbCtcru antam, madtcu Die StrittrS
eiusu ararlff uuo UCriuhtcn, bic 2nt6mmlnge
I'll pertrciUCn.
Sic Bot2ei Ordugte iuOCiieH bic 5lub2i6rsr
;mud uno SuhrutC fe, nahoCm iun' Der Au5
fchenbm, i0mnltlif ghgcr, UerlCBt morocnmol
ren. Sin SuBer, ltamtuS SObu Gaiuiu,
mmpc in Ciucn Streite init Ciucm Sabubc-
bieuitstcu in oaS &eiu gotoTru. uut1rs
hanclungcu I'M @etreff cjucS &omprOmihc5
ItUb i'm SQn0e,
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2fabwdD'S
&eBuItrenoe @ileit.
EpuFomuseue quraanisn. Itnbernet NibfaHts
yafffel. tptvfen phuF zdlmer{. nets liiOftAtfg
uun uatdrItdl tn thter Operation
EnUeoetabtItSdes ErSaRmittel F&g
Gals mel.

BoGionreH obre lcgIidleH baSq0mGd us9ant MT
ihfsm @uumi aQErf. Du1oiren, rcggltren, Tetnt9eR
unn f6rfen.
gIappaa's CULLEN ,ut elr onT eranf6eiten ben
Hioecns oer Sebel oer tntodme oet deren oer 9lns,
icrpie fiir rerpGies 9opireE 8cyfiopiuns 5uoiason
ybspeBfe 6ilioie SudRhe. Richer, nHtedeibSent1tus
Auna, SdnurrhOioen uuh 1ie ouoereu 3eiben oe5 1us
tereite. Sine uolIiomWent sur gdTdutir. Retn Dts
'hdoNder TIoouen.
e. gun bcGdtc iolqeube SBnlploma BON Grdntbsis
ttn ber 0er6nuungs soraGne: &aritoDuug, iHugni6t
6Euorrhoiben. g'luinlnuHg rat Dem Ropic, 5Hurt
IN 5Pooer. ue5eCit, EobbTtuHen gfel uor oeu gffea
Ucucubruden, iourcs NuiitUfen, Sinfcu o6tr Beben
aFs Serseus, srititSHbes GefGh bci'm 9isaul Rebel
9oer SlodsrH Dor beH Nuqen, Weber Il. oumpC ShmeTs
sgu i'm Gopie Nodluben slthem, qdbeS Nu5leber ber
Fuut unh ber Auoeu, SeitcUiteben, SdmtrleH m osI
Fr1l NH In Der C7iiSScrn plaBlids dnDonun9en1 1ou
oIte 9Teunu bcs iHcihes. .
giniee Zoicu nor RGOtUnB's HSiueu Deroen oGs
Esy1ss ron ageu obeuqeuauuieu Sraaibelten bcrceas
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grets % Gents pro g@a@teI.
Su allen apotbcfen Bu babsn.
.9lan Ieie 5aITdl uHO RsabF."
0ln nnS Rnblifntn!

Sc fam fsne before Garauts iar esn &ertb oea Sl.
Babmap's nltbeqrlHoeten " N. A'.ct''Ih.sleLa
So8n6m,lnoen SsrirIbcn. Sc aibtopobI ialihe -5sea
ioinents . ne aud ylelieis" unb BINS" Sehet Gua
nor tns perlaRat nur Rabnap's unb ahiet eGraujs
fel beiiRbets kJRll20r 2t0t6&1l
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SJtchuTnrTte,

gbicaeO, %. Scptbr. Die 3nfubr bon
Sdpeineu be.icf ft} heute ant 81 900, 6ie Ser
Ienbuug oui 4lOO Stiid; oIe 8ralie Dartirtcn
,wiiden S4.00 uuo 1925. - 9liHoulcb: 81.
fubr 7OOO, gerim0uuQ $500; &ertduie 10
81. - bis S6.85. - Shauie: 2utnhr 1900,
0erIeuoug -; Igtaufe 3u $3.75 - $3.50.
ct. YoHis, %. sept 49, Stwetnc: 3uz
fubr 5000, &erienoung 1900; ST.iuIe Iu
$3.50 bis $7.25. - RuGpieh: 3n'liby 2GOO,
9}erien0ung 1000; Sertduie 5u $2.50-$6 20.
- G6doie: 3uiuhr 230O, SrienOuu9 500,
gsrtGuis 81 S3.25-$4.40.
SAT- aQtbcrtp, Beuui., p. Septbr.-
3te 3uiuhr bon &inbpCb belief it aui 1909
StGd; gerfdufc Su $2.75 bis $6.25. -
gd5ptirC: 3uiuhr 1000; Serlduic 81 $500
tie $50. - Sduaic: 3uiubr 500; 8ertdajt
III S.. 80 hiS &5.25.
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laaltimore fir 9nflrante ,Comganp

Qui 6er
Sli6mei1-Gdt Der Sontbe unS 2Sater'StroBe.
5eit mebr, GlS entn haIUcn Sohrbunnert eteotllt,
perbert oeaelf g>erluf ooer Belhdbigun9 hnrd eier
in Ser gtatt obcr aut ofn Sanoc, Guf ole ar'eh oon
Sieenttum. .t,,srrsrAs
ohcr perm unente 3olIcen aus. .,.-,.
gNm. g. $Sarrilon, $rIhoent'
9ireftoren:
,y,opih O. SSilipu 9. Z. 9isiucomsT,
zSrnuc5 q TtTJa SIuille SOrlutg,
&snTn SGrrou gS. gB. Saelor,
dn1r g 9S,unP GjsoIg Z. 0arrlIon,
= w., oonf; l5u. 2. bennington,
f Totcrt SSrfirS. y. Ilbert 8i6ers,
* SToytor Stri0rt, 0teHoeS @o6en,
~ Samuel &, @jeor9e, iur.
,c,,rt,o IN, ~ ~. 9SutdI, Sefr.
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q. q. q.
&a0IuaO'S &e0SD 9tclteg
tIrrirt uub uerbiitet
Rutr, SidrrbUe, Cholera RUrbus, SisEsE
uub S6mera Ebeumutismus, aerpiIs
S&merseU, 8ppbteriti8, 5aIsents
5inourg, Sufluencin, Qtb.
WuRa8beibnerben,
gerOaumm8sbefawerseu.

fuhr, Ttarrh0C. Ghoera Worbu5 o0erid5mersbnft,t
GtUulaGua WeJbcn in tl-2Q Nfnuteu tIrirt 6urb
Racrnu's G}euh1 Betef. 2ReOcr &erFopfunn Hoh
&rRtHouEa. iUcoCr SdlDlde nod Diatt!qlelt Ueyurs
iabt Der Gebrautb non M. ". Nellcf
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&Furic Ragei0epeihen.

- 2dut elmer B0riiey Dtpeidlc bnbeI Olsle
Mitelicoer orr Gbrtultriou cine BctitlOu an
Gcnerai Taicteb', reu @rofcommanDeur o's
Sroeps, euihet, biz nm g8iOaruf o;S D.
frcte riutt, ourd ueldeS oem ebemaIlaa1
iurefidcu 8rCmiu WuGupba Baita Oa5
groEheus rer Qeaion uulicb II pnroe.
- Sire 2arObi1 fir SdOtllano lou oem
g5ru5bneu radl Dem brthihen glrlnusnt IL
i,iner r6dfeu Situua uUtubreitet weroeu.
= Sc Oclloutet, OoB BIZ 8dd,er Oes Sruz
Ssrs ncs 4aitoiors Barutu I'M Goung 2lr-
nah, Srlaro, I'M 6aabi tung tbre5 Plai5
Qiuden.
- Grinle'fu 9ouiit BON Gugfano, @es
matlu OtB DtnTqui5 ron y0rHe, lit BON oenI
Continent rad QOunpn surDdgeteArt.
- Su G6oitlano If Der @rnots ourt pa
niiroiqcn, i'd msr,u 9lsgeH groBer Saaoeu
5uarliiot moleGn.
- Seuor gciooa SerrsrG ii gum Prdit
bsutsU rsy f. ouidsu &bgeoronsteutammer er'
mablt moGeep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23

S:Ie9roplJ|ii5e 9epeI9en.
is3erGte Der r9Ifoci,rtsH ByeIe fir ben r9sltj&en
SorreipoRoeutea".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
Wrrnifdlfc teIenraphtidle 9epeid1eil.

Die Spinhe i'm Siiyeuu 0c5 SdubmeIiters
ucn 3uolumues@ @Ountu, Gal., mur0e
in ser Rod)t pom lebhu SOnHtdae bon OItben
ebroden uno nm $4,000 berautt.
4lof. 0uusmirtb ans Bern IN Der
Stmci1 modt 7ltr 3eit ciue jlciit Ourtl lR p
nitobu, nm 3u ermlttd1, mcltc Sorthellc
nieic 8rO0iuS itiueH auspouocruu85lultlgen
gur6SlsutGH biftet.
9onUr 8bompion III > etro eriuht nm
meifue Sulie fir pje u 4bqebrau=teH in
Wft6iqun unO ertlirt, cS piiroe w,uiqlieuS
81 eco 600 riorbcn, nm Der ROth abbilf'
III l5iiteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
Sc mar oas erfte unb TT 6as efnilaG
Shmtr3bGrtilgenOr WiittcL

bn5 TN Guqe1Fiifc BEN qu3lruoatn gCtoen @insdlt
thUt oa5 &nlltuOun0tn urASouaeitoHtn heilt moaer
BEN Erticu obcr uureru Sraauen loren gis laesH,
bet eiHmnloer anDcr6uu1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23

EOn llI 2. StpL : EaNT GIHCt NuITHII
3eue5dJe Der, Zines" paben 0eutid)auo, Sct=
reid NIB 3uBlnnO it @mficlO'S SOB, augebs
ldl Die llntrtanoluuaen sum 3rped elmer 9tt=
uiiion Der Ausieicrurg8Ocrtrdae, 10 ban rielels
ben Die &usncferluQ polttiider q teutGtsr gs.
ilatten, mieOer U0fust. @nglduO uuo 6rant-
reid io0cn 0em Gerncbneu uadI aberHal5 eiH'
gclobsu uercer, Fd) all oeu uuterbanOlnHgcn
III bcthgillQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
O2r. 228.
ST.. 80DiuAD's
SOrfOp0ri((i0n=
SefOfD emf.
Der grOBe SIRtreiHiger.

@traNStrnnneH Oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tsts
BsiebeH HHo empiunSen Hadh Oens 0ebratas
lpetttnef SpieR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
Sn cinrr bis smuu3ia Minattn,

nte isht and A,B glbeumaHhcn, Bettldqeriqsn,
SGmcfcn, Rertrirpeicu, VcrD6eu, 9ibHlhen obsf
an ionitlQcr Sraut6C gat6Cn6T 0ullcH mGqcU. ,RaES
ncE's @caSh McIiCI' miro augeubIidti6e ShIe
itaTtCr bci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23

aanflia Gents pro TIof@e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-23
z hyEnDTumt

aEim 9oBar pro TIaf6t.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
How to Save Lamp Chimneys.

A Leipsic journal, which makes a
specially of matters relating to glass,
gives a method which it asserts will pre-
vent chimneys from cracking. The
treatment will not only render lamp
chimneys, tumblers, and like articles
more durable, but may be- applied with
advantage to crockery, stoneware, sporce-
lain, etc. The chimneys, tumblers, etc.,
are put into a pot filed with cold water,
to which some common table salt has
been added. The water is well boiled
over a fire, and then allowed to cool
slowly. When the articles are taken out
and washed, they win be found to
resist afterward any sudden changes Of
temperature. The process is simply one
of annealing, and the slower the cooling
part of it is conducted the more effective
will be the work.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19

Mr.. John j. Craig, of Knoxville,
Tenn, says that the United States Gov
eminent is now working successfully a
quarry of white stone in the immediate
vicinity of that city which is pronounced
by competent Judges to be superior to
anything of the kind found elsewhere in
the United States for building and all
outdoor purposes. It is a highly crys-
tallizedlimestone marble-and asst comes
from the hammer or chisel is almost per-
fectly white !; when polished it shows a
faint pinkish blush, most delicate and
beautiful long exposure to the atmos-
phere seems to whiten and harden it, q
sort of glass-like enamel forming over
its surface and rendering it almost i'm
pervious to dampness and stains of any
kind. A column of this, marble, which
has been standing in Knoxville more
than thirty years, and which has never
white and clean to-day as it was the day
sunshine of our tickle climate. The text
ure and working quality of the marble
Is unsurpassed. 1t is neither too hard
nor too soft, but exactly soft enough to
allow the sculptor to work it without
force and trace IN it the finest lines of
finished form, and yet hard enough to
retain these lines in all their original
delicacy, unimpaired by wind or rain,
for generations to come. The quantity
of the marble is unlimited. Knoxville
is surrounded by whole mountains of it.
Facilities for transportation r now
good and daily growing better. Gar
loads are being daily shipped to all sec
tions of the country, and the absence OF
capital alon prevents the quarrying of il
from 500 developing into one CT the
most important industries in that singu-
larly favored but as yet almost unknown
section.-Scientifc american.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
The Length Of Human Life.

Reasoning from analogy, men ought
to live a century, as it seems to be a
general law III the animal creation that
life should be five times the period re-
quired for growth. Many of the insect
tribes mature and fructify in an hour
and die before the close of the day. A
dog grows for two years and lives eight;
an OK grows for four years and lives six
teen ; a horse grows for five years and
lives twenty-five; a camel grows for eight
years and lives forty; a man grows to
twenty years and should live to 100. It
is a recognized fact in physiology that
the longer a child~is in getting its full
growth, the longer it will live. "Early
ripe, early rot" is almost a proverb.
Children who grow rapidly are always
weakly. In France the rich men aver
age twelve years of life longer than the
poor. Observation in all civilized coun-
tries shows that the well-to-do live eleven
years longer than those who have to
work for their daily bread. Those who
can afford to work 1eisurely indoors out
live those who have to work hard out of
doors by ten or fifteen years /; and if
there was no Sabbath it is very clear
that the poor would not live as long as
they do now.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
Artemus Wards Franks.

Among his youthful diversions was the
writing of letters to prominent persons
in all parts of the country whose names
he happened to see In print-entire
strangers to him. These usually referred
to some prospective business arrange
ment. Thus he would write to some
gentleman in New York: "Dear Sir
I'm sorry to say I sha'n't be able to get
that harness done on the day I prom
ised;" OF, "I will not be able to call at
your house, as you requested" etc. In
this mystifcation Of unsuspecting people
he was not unlike the German Owlglass,
who, while always playing the fool, never
lacked fools upon whom he might try
experiments. Nothing seemed to please
him more than to get the better of his
brother Cyrus. One very cold night in
the winter, when he had come home at a
late hour from an entertainment, instead
of going quietly to his room, for which
his mother had provided by. leaving the
doors unfastened, he stationed himself
in the street and called to his brother as
if in deep distress about something.
Cyrus was slow to wake and appear.
Charles continued calling, and with more
agony, "CyI Cyl Ho! Cyr" When
Cyrus at last came to the window, he
solemnly asked, EDO you really think,
Cyrus, that it is wrong to keep slaves ?"