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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
2Seruttkfe.

8lilabeIp ia, 20. DeSbr. - Sohn 6.
Surft, ein.sbemaItger GusroSz zOrOguenbdnoler
an Der Marletz, uahe Der 10. Str., pur0e am
leetsu NtittpO6 auf GeranlaIiuus ieines Cob
nes Samuel 9. Surf, tpslher ibn beiduloigte,
natesu $15 ,OOO-oen @rtra9 oes SertaufS oe5
@eidGfts-unteridlasen gu habeu, uerbaftet.
Der @nefangene mar furdtbar aufgeregt, unO
Der SOhn, ipelder ieinen Sater uidlt oem Sc
idnguiiie Su iiberoH pOrten piini4te, trat ein
arrangement nit BEN &onifabler, 70 oab Der
anseflogte nuf frsien 6iiBsn gelaiIen wur5s,
nm Sir9ihaft auftreibeu su t0nnen. 2lm fols
Qenben Gage eridien Der angeflagte ieinem
@eriprcdeu seudB ouf benz SiireaI oes Erie
bersriftera, entfernte iidb ieboh bnlO nanher
uno if ieitoem oeridmunoen. Dtan fiir9tet,
baB er SelbfimOrO began9eu bat.
Sf. &bas. 3. Deacon, oils Suipettor i'm bic
iioen 3cllamte angefellt, uerlieB am Dtorseu
bes 10. 9eSbr. ie ne @Obnuna gu Germantown
uuo fehrte niht tpieosr suriif. ale Seriuhe,
ibn auBufiutsn, fns perseblid geblisben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
Sc 9sInt.frn ia Shicaan.

@bicago, 20. 8eienhr. -@dhrcuO bel
pcrQuugenen @ote Harden IN &heago % Yer
loren an ocn &lattern; 9eitern trat$a 4 3oetS
folle uno l3 ncue @riraniungSfdlle e,n, Jn
Staouutbe it Der &Oridlag gemadt worJsu
Gin tCmporGrC8 Slattern, 9oipttaI an oaIH Sec.
llipr al prridlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
shon mteDer etue aotoftropbe in gsteu,

g8teu, 20. Dt5br. = 5n eioem @aiometer
IN Ssrgidbe bss8abnhOis Der, ,yiorobahn" ereigz
nete iita hsuts cine @rploiiou. peldle eiuen ga.
nif ;ur 6olge bate. Bier BeriOneu rpuroen
ouf Der Stelle setOotet uuo mebrsre Gloere
idltper perlstt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21

Die tpeitere @rtuasuns bes Sei9luiieS wur0e
perifoben.
Senator &ollins bradte cine Stl etn, naa
nelder alle Steuerelnnebmer 3utitnItIa aut
4 Sabre ernannt tperSen lollcn.
lin 2 ltr eiug Der Ssnat in GrefuttoEbun9
unS nm Minuten mad llbr ertolste Gerta>
NUM- hiS nnrnPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
Sin UeSetabittT6eS GrTasattteI Fas
Gnl0lnel.

Bo1tcnHen otne iegIihen 9gqedma6, elegant mt
ih6em @ummi stdiir, pulgirsn, Ieguligea, rstniggn
uu6 itdIfen.
OiaDnaB's ItHen Jur sur olIer aranfbrlten kss
Dtagens, oerEebeT Der to5uuG, Der Jderen, Der Baf
8ospepie, biIioie SuiidHbe, Sie6er misunderstanding
ouns, 6dmoubotoen uno ale aHoeren eei6sn oes 1ns
tgrle6s. Cine oolltommene Rur gnrantirt. 8lein oes
Iudouden 8roauen.
EF~ glon beahte ioeenoe Spmptome bon eIantbets
ten Der 8eroauunssorsane: 8erftopiunq, tnnerli6e
Sdmoubotoen, Blutiudlung nGh Dem Rope, Sdurg
i'm gloeen uebelte, So66Tennen, gfel uoT benz Gfien,
Uloaenornden, oures QuiftoBen, Stnten o6I geben
6es 6e8ens, eritirenbes gefnb 6ei'm ete8en, Re5eI
o6erfSIodern cor ben au9en 5te5eT Il. oumpe 5bmeIs
Een i'm eopfs foden6en athem, 9elbes Ausiehen Der
baut uno Der aUgen, Seitenfteden, Sdmer3en In Der
Bruf un6 In ben gliebern, plosllGe Anmaaun9sn Don
Site, Bremen bes 5leihes.
@iniae Dozen BON gaOuaA's Bilen tuerben bee
gpfm BON allen obenssnauuten arauibeiten 6eireiens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
9IblcbCn Ocs Bates Sen,.;c
Grntsacr'6

gie en- $ a en-, Conn, 20. DeSembr.-
Safob 81. Sramer, Sater Der i'm leBtcH 9lnguit
Imorcelen 5ennie SrGmer, ftarb Bcutc i'm j3,
gebensiehre on Der AusiehrnnQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
RerSanAAnsbtfatptrnen

Rubr, 8Iorrb6e, Cholera glor6us oberfhmer,boTt,w
SuihIaong iperoen In t5-2o glinuten tIrirt Sur6
Raomdp's Reabu &elici. Gee0er 8Criophlna nod
&ntlnnNunay peoer Sdmdbe nod Diattiglett perurs
adt oer Sebraud Uou u. q. Reltef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
gas Salltmsnt ocr ,%SSSsga,ahiess %Ss
4}d1tf."

Newarf, N.sS., 20. 9esember. - Man
C.fdtrt iett, oaB Der ueautragte GiubaltSbef:bl
aegen bic beioen Salom,n'S bauptid1lid) auf
Die arsagcn Surtid3uiiibren 1T, meli)t Die
grUters &1srion & Barre in Ncrpz9orf madl=
ten. llngeiGbr bunSert aitionare unb Depot
town Der 8ant buben bis iest Die SOrihldge
ser 9irCitoren anNenomnler. Sin alter Saul
mann, Der fdl ldngif 5ur 0fube setst bat,
idlrieb: SD babe cie SoridlGQe acceptirt,
ohne mid e,nen 2lu5enblld 81 beitHneu, oenn
in elmer laugjdbri9en @rfabrung nit Santen
unb 8aufaeiWdften babe ih ne Elm 2luerbis'el
aefunbcn, oaS ben @ldubiaern e,ner ialliten
Sant nit meniger SelbliuMt OOer auf ebren
baftere Art gsinG6t pur6e, ais 0Gs Der 0tret>
tUren Der alten ,MedanicszSant," @S ets
iGeint Jest als tuubrlde.nlldj, oaB Die 6abrtt
BON 9luqent & Comp. baIo gdnlli4 geidloiien
mro. 2ille8 oOrtdtpi9e 0fatertal iptru alISes
arbeitet Hn0 f,tn neucS mehr an9etauft. 01S
game 6abriteigentbum wirb oanu sum Sutauf
QclanqCu. gSIe perlautet, MIRO DE Grdmiua
ton Uon 9enrp y. @Grdbanf am Dd,tmoh
ucr gunDcscommiiidr ButteriOn mte1er adfgc
nonmeu peroen. 9urh Den SlnterOtt Der
,gICQjunic8 8ant" bcben ii4 Die 9eld)dite
rS5l .er oGSutr 8anten beotltcHo uetmebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
0,nd etue SMnocncrgakfIaac.

altoona, Yenni. 20. De-. SIS. 5tins
ion mar Der 8ieQeohn unO mutbmaBltd)e
@rbe elmer rcid)sn Gaute. &r mar NIT einem
cd,tbarenOidodeu, Namcns @fNrte Brice, p2t'
Iobt. Gle mar cine llliBige StrflengGagertu,
er ater mieb ben Beto,enit. Gr bealeitete iie
fctS 3ur Stride am Sonntaa Abeno unI mar
ic.e bann Dor Der Shir, bis iie berauotam.
Sine &u3obl iunGer yeute pileate, ME StinlOn,
Dor BEN S.rfenengaug 81 ltrheu. De Se@
amten her &irte MOLTEN Dis nidt ouloen
unO ermirIteu bci'm StaOtrGtb enc Gnor1=
nunQ, melte baS llnlberlungrn Dor Sirt]en
nit @elbbu6e uno 60it itIaibar madlte. Dies
berIdeud)te alle iunQen Qeute nit auSnabme
StinIon'S. Gr martete nad) pie Oor auf i2.ae
Sraut. glm Uorisen Sonltage mur1c er BON
einem Boli3iien perbaitct urO iiber ytadt Ell
oeipatt. 8as Wdbmen fab 0arins SAanoe
Inb erflarte bic &erlotung fir gelOt. Stin=
ion's Sonte Nor iiber ie.ne Gerhaituu9 eb:.Iz
fu0s emp6t., GnbTie cas- Geitament unO eltt=
trb.e i'm. I'm fdj fir bee Stflue 81 eat=
Idhdoinen, hat Stiniou cine Sluge aui S5Orz
600 SdoNeaC,iub gcgeA Die fd0tilaen S;4oTs
Nerr auoeILelnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
ger,ptrfte eebensperItdperuuss.goGttsm

9as Oberbunbesgertdt CAB beute cine @nt=
idei6un9 in Safen 6utb &. Shomp,on's ge,
gen bic ySridsrbofer GebcnsUerffrungs Sc.
Ieuidaft" ab. @8 banbelte iib babe, I'm Die
Serrpirfuug Der SerfArungsiumme pegen
9ti6tbe5abluug Der 8rdnie. Die Gntipez
bun9 talItet bapiu, baB burd Die lluterlaiiuHg
Der piiuttliden GeSablung Der Yramie, tueun
bieielbe fGaig 1T, Die BOlice partpirit miro.
@enn Die Serfterungs- -@cielifaft etue gtote
uis tbeilpeiie geSahluug Der YraHlie nit Der
bcicn0sren Stipulation auuiu.ml, Dap ole @tote
bei'm Sdlltgtper6en besabtt tperben mug, nj,
brigenials Die 8Olice perrpirtt pir6, 10 miiiie
bieie Stipulation auSgefiibrt iperOen. Srani.
belt oher 3ablungsunfdbtgfett t0HHe nttt ais
@ntidulbt9ungsgrun fir Die llnterlaiiung Der
,3ablung 9elten. Die @eieQihaft lei nidlt per-
pfltdtet, Dem Serfiferten gtotij SuaufteQen,
menn Die gtote Ooer bic Brdmie fGQig miro.
Sin miin0liheS llebereinfommen, auf Die Ser
.mirlung Der BoIice Sersid)t su lsiiten, f0uue
ben Sefttmmllngcn Der @oltce ooer Der 9tote
ge9sniibcr ntd)t 81 Ssaft beiteben un6 Die frii.
bere Radiift Der @elelIifait ni9t in Seirad)t
ae5ogen tperben. 9uS llrtbell oer untcren Sn,
ftGHS miro besbalb beitGtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
grets 25 Gemts pro s6adteI.
ESu IaIlsn gpotRefeH 5u eabsn.
4Tan Icye aSaiS HaO gSaHr."
2lu oaS YnbItfutn!s

&c fann fens besrr garnute ihr ben 2Bertb bon DE.
Rnbnap's oltbeqrlnoeten u. ". R.scetImltteIn
aufaenieien neroen, ais bic elenoeu uno uuSloien
0ahahmunaen berielben. IS aib iouubl falihe -Jfe@
iolpents, als aud ~5leleis" uno uRtns." Sehd GR6
uor uRo perlongt Hur 6aomap's uno odtet batdHt,
ban Der Rame ~anSpGe- I'D aul esm 9ssantsn AItb
TEL beitneet, (Sult20s R4fa&fbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
@rnenninaen anS Seffdtisnnsen. .-gtaScnator
Sospe bon gBiseomitn 8eneraGs2; ;oitmetitsr.

YraFbent Artbur ibsri6idte bsute Dem o.
nate Die @rneunung bes 6ru. Simothp 8.
SOps (8i8c.) gum @eneral- IOmeter laO Die
6es Srn. Safob 8. gdfelOt (Benni.) gum 2lis
layer Oes Niiin5amts III philadelphia. Die
@rnsnnungen Os5 @rsSenatorS 6Ope sum Sc
neralpofmeier, bes 6rn. @rap gum oeiiieen=
Ten 9tidlter bes SberbuHOes9ertWts uno oe5
Srn. ShOmas s. NctOn gum 0iilfSsGunOes
Sfatmeiier in gtew> Dort purNen Ill Der beu=
tigen @rcfuiiplitung SeS Senats beitdtigt.-
Gs ruiro auf CUTE AutOritdt 6tu uerithert, bag
SlOttenietretGr 9unt I'M &abiuet 6lebeu mirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
2saSwap's
@egnlirenbe Rtaen.

goutontftene purgnu3eu, IfaOernOe SJbTahas
ttttteI, Gpirfen Dhne Sdlnier1, ftets tuDetIdfNa
uuO natiirltdl tn ihrer Operations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
q. q. g.
GaSsraO's ReASN SaelteF
Iurirt unO berbatet

gtabr, StdrrbOa, GbpIera Mprbus, SVsbsg
Hnb SGmerd 95eumaiismus, RerpSIe
Sdmersen, Sppbtertti8, SatSsnfs
sanoun8, Sniiaencid, atSs
mung8beIhper5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
GS mar bas erte unb TT bas ein;toa
S&mrrjbrrtilgCnbc RittsI

bas I'm gugenbltfe ben qudlenOReu 9eiben gtnbaII
hut, ods 9nt8tnbunQen unog ogongeitionen heit moGen
te nun an oen FuHatn, bem Ulagen, ben gnqeueiben.
Del einUali9er GnuenounQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
Baltimore firs 5ufnranfe Gumpanp

pdfTeI Ydffei SdWeI
nr yeife ms AusIanb beioret innerbai6 2i Gunh,p
n. Hatne,
gGe ber SnltimorezStrase une YoR,Oifees Apenu,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
.ermii6te.

Die beutige Steuereinnabme bctru9 1884,.
563.91, Die 3ouernnabTe $613, 3,911.08.
CUR @inl0iun9 beitin1mte gtGtionalbanfHoz
ten i'm Setrage bon $4,000 iuuroen beGte
i'm Sdatunlte empiangen.
0tan erflGrt Die glngabe fir unbearitnoet,
6a6 Der Yrdiibcnt ben @eneral @raut unO
befen @attiu eingelaben babe, Die Teierlaqe bel
ibm i'm y@stBen 9auie" III 9erbrtn9cn uno
ibm 81 belien, Die 5onneurS 9eIe9entlif oes
Nenjabraempfan9S su MAIDEN.
Der Senat beiidtlgte in ieiner hsutiQen Gre
futiuiitung cine grpBe 9nSubl GrnannunQen.
Der YrGf0ent unter;eiuuC;e beIte Die GlQ,
tpslde Der Sruu @arfel0 baS Srautatar= Prloi=
legium perletht.
@r.Senator Some, Der neue @eaeralpofz
lneilter, befinoet iidl sur 3cit in ieiner 6simab
in g8isconiin uno miro iein 2tmt idrperll6
Dor gteuiabr antreten.
Sn Der bertigeH Sabinetsitung murSen MIR
&ontlnegetGf.e erleotgt.
Die @ommliiion fir fran,DIiih anerifaz
niide 9lnipriide trat hellte wieber ,uiammen.
Sberf 9fodtpel un0 @emablin, iopie 6r.
S. StanleD Sropn, ebemaliger BripatietretGr
beS 8rGiiosrtten garfieIb, tperbsn Der 5rau
9arfelb mdbrerb Der beoorieben1en 6e,ertaae
Seiude in @leuelan6 obIiattcn.
8rdiioent 2lrtbur nteysethnete beute Die
Sill, ned pelfler ale auf SOHnage fauen6eH
geiCeliden Seiertage am folaeuceIt Saqe Be-
gangGn tp:rben iolleH. Die 8iQ brsiebt ftb
MIR puf ben 0iitriit Columbia. g8eibnadlte.I
mirb allo in gSaihirgton erf am uG6hen
WiOntage 9eieiert perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
9ie Sdus=Gpmite'n.

Sc berlartet, baB ii9 Die repu6lifaniiden
MtitgIieber bes 9auies auf fOlgsnoe 6crren alS
Soriiter Der bauptiddltden ftebeneen Cont
ten seeinist babeu: Badeco (@al.) BriOataH'
ipriiue, Sage (@al.) SanOels> >Ingelegcnhett
SiScOd (N.'g. )&eypidiguuseu, &sup (Peuui)
OtitteI nnb y8e9e, Young (Opio) AHipriife,
Sod (Shio) 9iltriit Columbia, GOwaienO
(Oho) @tienbubnen unO &0naIer &eeo (gts.)
SuIi3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
sie Wprintfaration anO sic Seitrtaee.

Der 9rdFbent miro Die MISUNDERSTANDING
bel ieInGn Gerpaubten in Nep,9 9orf oerbrin=
gen. @r reift on nabiteH 9Onnetituge ub uno
fehrt an Samitage, Den 81. .. Rt8., Surid.
Sein erfter OfientlidIer @mpfang ftHoet am 2.
Sanuar i'm y gSeiben 6auie" ftatt; DE Sat
tlnncn Der Gabinetsbe0mten werOen i'm BEL Den
@learui:'n unteritiikeu. - Seiretdr 6Ol9er
miro am nddbTen 9onneria9e nu6 ietuer 6t,s
math tu@enepa, gt..9., abreiien, unO Slhetdr
2incoln Die 5eterta9e in @btcagO Subrlu-
gen. Die iibri9en 9aSnetsmit9li ble,btu
pobri6einl6 iiber @eibna6ten Bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
glms Der Sn,toesbaitptitaSt,
@ebr gerfehr nit oer gaeiHefaife.

8aibiugton, 20. 9e;br.-giienbabu
@omnliiidr Soiepb &. McSammon bat Os1l
Sefretdr oes Snnern ieinen Sabresberttt nuier-
breltet. @r belpridt oartn Die ralde GHtrtdc'
lung bes GilenbabnDeiens i'm gS'hen uno 'd9 I
be neuen Bnhnonlaeen Der Yaclfc sSobnen an
Die ,llnion.B Bacificz Sahn" baut e.ne Sahn 90
Grange, elmer Citation an ibrer 6auptltnle,
aus bis Snfer=GitD, Oregon, iiber Bort yteuf
on Der ulltabzgortbern gabn, uelde SuSaterz
9th @nflluB oil bas Sregouer Giienbabns
SnIiem baben unb mObud uuabhdugt9 BON
Der ,Gentralz Yacific= Sabn" cine 0irelte Ser
bnbung nit ser Bacifctiifte bergeiicat p,r6.
Nieie neue Serldn9uuns Der yuntolaBactftcz
8abn" mirb ungefahr 600 WfeileH lang un0
bolo fertlg eeitellt tperoen. Die y&entfalsBas
cific Sabn" bat Die ,,Siiolid)e Baciitcz Sabu"
in grtSona unb lteu-W -Werito, ipelfe iest BIS
Demina, TetzWerifo, oolienoet 1T, no lte Ar7
1dllus oil Die ,,Itd]iIonzS opefazS Santa 8e'er
gabn" bat, sepadtet unS itd baourf unab-
hGnatq BON Der ,,llulonsBaclTc=Bahn elne ois
reite 2inie nad Der Yacifictiife gefifert. . {
,ailantic- -Yacif fcs sSabn" iuirb baIO fertia g.,
ftelt ieiu. 9lu Der yNOrtbernzBaciftc @Sabn"
mic6 in GltliG3er uno mefflider Ridtuu9 tithti9
aearbeitet. Die InSeid)en belten oarauT bin,
6aB in elmer irrsen 3eit flint ueri1ieoene Bah
neii ua6 oes 8uctfictiife fiibren werNen, wdb'
reno Dor rpeniger, ais einem Sabre, nur cine
Gabnlilie oabin fiibrte. Ser &omntiiidr 1T ber
anf6t, baB in beiem Sabre mebr @li:nbaAn@
bauten, ais in ir9eub ein2m friiberen Sabre,
unternommen mur0en.-Sn SeSug uuf Die Ser
siituus fir 8efSrberung bon GrIppen, Iluai'
tion, Bropiant &C. ouf 6en @tienbahuen, welhe
2ou6i9sntun9en erbielten, empfiehlt Der @om=
miiiGr, oab Die State oieier 8esablung perm0,
ncnt feitge,eet msrbe, un0 iprldt Die Gniitt
aus, baB Die Salfte Der 9etp0bnlideu 9tlten lir
bic @iienbabnen iopobl, alS fiir Die 0tegierHHg
eile nnaemeiisne Besahluno lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21

Vie GnDenbun9 bss Sen60 91elieI" on Der ooer ben
Ieibsnbu Steleu piro as6aI6 6ebaglihe Gueihteruna
Imniicn.
8reiFio bis iehsBi9 5rcpfcn bdOon in etnem talben
3rnfelns uon Baiier neroen In neniaen auoenbIifsn
Srdmpie, Tlagenidure, So6brennen, RopIihmersen,
Diorrboe, Dpienern, 8oltf, SldhunQen In ben glnae
neiben uno one nnerltfen Shmerteu beilen.
Reienoe io1ten immer cine isaIhe Rnounb'g
nReaop 8elief" bd ii5 traqen. gBeni9e Eropfen Oas
ron, in qBofer aeban, 6eu9en olen 3Iontheiten arb
Den cdmit uerfnipften Sei0Pu So
..., .,s uls ncm Gsbfan5e
luIemuH Wuf'ers cnprrgen, BOT. gs m Elm bejIsTsS
StimuIant ais tran8jfihsr granbq ober Btitersr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21

gut2iincunqer Der Riertn, Gnt,itnOuugen Der
8loie, @eodrnz@ntSiinoung, Qungen Gonaes
itiouen, Sal8 geiOen, aifbma, Su,tlopfen.
8ipbteria, Spitertiden 2tufdaeu, Brdllue,
Sotorrh, Snfluen5a, Sopftueb, 3abndmer3eu,
ytCrr0lgia, 3beumatisnln8, taltem un6 beiBem
Siebcr, 6iibuTaugen unS 6rofbeuleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-21
Sn ciner bis 3mon3ig Minnten,

iDte iehr ou6 ben Rbeumatihen, Beu6aerIaen.
SdlUahen, 8ertrhppeten, Geruoien, @htiiten Sber
an onitiQer Sraui1eH Sei6euNen audien noaeH, Wabs
ibnifeu bei
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-12
ROCKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Those who have books or pamphlets to
print, can have such work done In good
style ut this Office
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-12

The frequency of accidents result
ting from the careless handling Of
frearm, continues, Many of those
recently chronicled are little less
than criminal, though public senti,
ment is generally in sympathy with
the actor, rather than the victim,
Fhe enactments of laws making it a
heavy penalty for the destruction of
human life growing out of the care
less and reckless handling of firearms,
or other dcstructible objects, would
probably have tendency to check
this constant onslaught of human
life.-Er.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-01-12

1t is calculated that the 100000
barrels of beer reported by the brew
er's congress as having been sold last
year, would have filled a canal five
feet deep and twenty,one feet wide,
extending from New York to Phila-
delphia, and it would take u pump
throwing thirty gallons Il minute
twenty-one years to pump it dry.
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waited him where he hung for nearly
an hour After. it was acertained
that their victim was dead the "com-
mittee" sent for a photographer, and
had a photographer, taken Of the
entire "gang," In the foreground
the committee could be seen-eyery
face easily recognized-while just be-
hind them was the dangling dead
man, his diamonds and jewelry shin.
ing in the early morning sun, and
above him sat the assistant hang.
man, evidently proud Of his station.
The entire proceedings were as quiet
as could possibly be, not a word or
a shout could be heard. The com.
panion Of the murderer was given
six hours to get out Of townsand was
met some two miles away by some of
his friends, who asked him where he
was going. sob, the boys gave me
six hours to get out Of town." said
he, sand l am now five hours ahead
Of time"
This was my first initiation into
Western life, and l trust my last.
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Hash.

The German language is generally
considered good enough to Schwerin.
If Noah was consistent Jew, what
induced him to let Ham into the ark?
A quick temper is such an inesti-
mable treasure that it ought never
be lost.
The world is very clear-sighted and
soon estimates a man at his full
value.
A fight of fancy-When a bright
idea slips away from you before you
put it down.
The proverb says, "Mark the up.
right man!' The crooked man can
mark himself.
Young man, in laying the corner
stone of your character, use rock
unmixed with rye.
"A Philadelphia antiquarian, who
married young widow, says she is
the most interesting relic he has ev-
er found.
Riches without charity are worth
nothing. They are blessing only
to him who makes them blessing
TO others.
If man speaks or acts with a
pure and holy thought, happiness
follows like shadow that never
leaves him.
A graf man journals which TEEN
with news and wit and stories, don't
make as much money as man who
teams with mule and cart.
Grace-"I am going to see Clara to
day. Have you any message?" Char
lotte-"I wonder how you can visit
that dreadful girl. Give her my love-"
So many persons commit suicide
by jumping off the three bridges
across the Tiber at Rome that phil
anthropical society keeps boatmen at
each bridge in order to rescue the
unfortunate.
Little words are the sweetest to
hear; little charities fly farthest and
stay longest on the wing; little lakes
are the stillest; little hearts are full.
est; little farms are best titled; little
books the most read, and little songs
the best loved.
"Yer ought ter have been ter the
pantermine," said Jimmy Tufboy.
That's the fun. More pounding
with stuffed clubs, and smashing win
dow glass, and stealing sausage, and
getting the best of the cop and, and
oh" "'Twasn't half SO funny US the
picnic at our house last night" said
the listener. spa chucked the SER
want girl under the chin, and ma
caught him at it. May be there
wasn't pantomine then"
One Of Boston's best.known opera
tors has pretty daughter who is a
bit of a hoyden, Brokers and bond,
holders are notorious for talking shop
and our operator is no exception to
the rule. Of course Miss Tomboy has
imbibed the jargon of the street, and
of course she knows how to use her
tongue. The other day, at dinner,
the young lady split a goblet fwater
all over herself. The head of the
family framed a stern rebuke,
promptly checked by the chit with
this explanation 20, let up, pa. I
was merely watering your stock"
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OHIO
Blue Sulphur Springs /!
Near KYGERvILLE,
Gallia County, Ohio.

HAVING leased the above property for
IL term OF years, l take pleasure in
announcing to the public that such prog
ress has been made in fitting up and inn
proving the buildings and Springs as to
enable me to entertain regular boarders
and transient visitors.
Those seeking a restoration OF health
will find here variety Of as good mineral
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air, beautiful scenery, lovely roaming
groves, and healthy diet.
Those seeking recreation and innocent
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The entertainment OF excursion parties
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A fine airy hall, refreshments and music
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DIR. JOHNSON, who resides near the
Springs and has been prescribing the water
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July 2l-tf. D. r, JACOBS.
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