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Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
THE WEST.
Illinois.

A H'aH iM the Price of BesE-Far West
 Cattle Arriving.
 CHICAGO, July 25.-Within the past few days several large droves of far West cattle have arrived in this market and the season may now be regarded as fairly opened. Ad- vices from the plains are all to the effect that the cattle were never in better condition at this stage of the year, and that the number to be marketed is much larger than ever be- fore Estimates of the increase vary from 15 to 30 per cent, and it is safe to place it at fully 20 per cent. During the season, which ends about November 1, Chicago will proba- ply receive not less than 175, ,OOO head of the plains cattle, and as the receipts of native grass cattle also bid fair to be larger than
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
Among Fog. and Icsberrs.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The freight steam ship New York City and the steamship Devon, both just arrived from Bristol, England, re- port that they encountered largo icebergs on their stormy passage. Captain Morice, of the latter vessel, said that on Monday last a big berg was seen right ahead the wheel was put down and the steamship passed the ice mountain safely on the port quarter. Dense fogs were met with all the way from the Banks to Sandy Hook. The New Tor k City had encountered heavy westerly gales.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Cholera Infa ntum at Fall River.
 FALL RIVER, July 25.-Cholera infantum is unusually prevalent here, the proportion of fatalities being exceptionally large. The city physician has twenty five cases in poor families, and nearly every physician here has several cases. Six burial certificates for children who died from this disease and who had not been attended by physicians were issued on Monday. They were all children of French Canadian families.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball yesterday At Atlantic City, Louisvllles 15, Atlantic Citys 14.
 The Thirteenth Ohio district Congressional Republican convention yesterday nominated George L. Converse.
 There was strike yesterday afternoon at Kehley's Run colliery, at Shendoah, Pa., for $225 day. The demand was refused
 Thomas Kearns of Troy. N. Y., challenges Sullivan or Wilson to 8 fight. He will back himself for $2, GOO. Kearns' weight is IFS pounds he has no record and is nineteen years old.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

ever before, there would seem to be substan- tial reasons for anticipating comp paratively low priced beet during the next 100 days. Choice stall fed cattle must continue scarce, but the price of such cannot but feel the eff feet of the abundant supp ly and cheap prices of the more common grades. Within the past ten days prices of common to good qual- ities have declined from 50 cents to $1.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

Presumption begins in ignorance and ends in ruin" On the other hand the production of Kidney Wort began with wise caution and scientific research. and it's use ends in restor- ing shattered constitutions and endowing men and women with health and happiness. My tormented back" is the exclamation of more than one poor hard working man and woman do you know why it aches It is be- cause your kidneys are overtasked and need strengthening, and your system needs to be cleansed of bad humors. You need Kidney Wort jy21 Cd 1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
FORTY-SEVENT CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, July 70.
 sENArE-The Senate indulged in aa hours debate without action printing the reports of the tenth census when the confer report the river and haroor bill was presented and ado. ted
 Mr Plumb. of Kansas from the Committee on Pub lie Lands reported favorAby the bill to grant the right way the public lands, and military reservation to ths Jackso vile. St Augustine and Halifax River Railroad company. Placed on the ca- endar.
 MT. Jonas of Louisiana presented a memorial from steamboat owners captains and pilots for in creased appr pration to the lighthouse board. Re- terred.
 MT. Morgan. of Alabama from the Committee on Pub ic Lands reported the House bill allowing tain .rties to lay pipes and aqueducts under Lake Pontchartrain, 10 connect it's northern shores with New Orleans. Passed
 At 1:3o the revenue bill proceeded with.
 The Senate refused to adopt the polariscope test for sugar by vote of 34 to 25.
 After general discussion of the protective tariff system brought about by substitute offered by MT. Harris the Senate adjourned without reaching a
 HousE.-Mr. Miller of Pennsylvania. rising to a desk and had read the remarks made in the Senate recently by Senator Butler in which he uiller) is could proce with his remarks, Mr Carlisle. of Ken lucky, made objection to this mattec going any dignity of the House MT. Mi Ter reg cited that the gentleman from Kentucky should seek to draw a line upon him. If members had any regard for the digni ty of this body the liue should be drawn wheu one s,ttng ordinate anoh fit to rise and use asked leave to make statement as a right as the pser of any man on tnis floor and the peer of any
  on republican side
 MT Miller then read the language used by him and to which Senator Butler took exception and went to that he had uttered fa schools garblsd evidence, and perverted the record The bill allowing drawback material of repairs of foreign ships came up. Mir. Tucker again moved to reromnit with instructions to report Q bill in cuding both foreign and domestic ships lost-54 to 95.
 The report of the conference on the harbor ana river bill submitted, with reductions for the Delaware canal, the Hennepin csnal and Potomac flats T he total appropriations now reach $ls.743, a75 which is ST. 5000 than is ordinarily hxed by the House Much time spent in discussion o the report aud rejected by vote g. to 96. Pending motion to lay the table g motion tc reconsider the House ad Iourned
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
English Reserves Called Out.

English Reserves Called Out.
 LONDON. July 25.--Ths English reserves have been called out by 8 special message from the Queen read in the House of Com mons this evening. The message will be sub ject to special action to morrow. All officers of reserves are ordered to repair to their reg iments for duty meantime. number of men of the reserve left London this morning to join regiments which have been ordered to Egypt.
 ABERDEEN, July 25.-An order has been issued to the reserves of the Gordon High flanders to join their colors
 The Indian contingent of $500 men is mo bilizing.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
The Last of Ills Race.

LONG BRANCH, July 25.-John c. Hamil- ton, last surviving son of Alexander Hamil- ton, died here this morning, aged ninety. He was the author of life of his father and Q history of the United States.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
A YDt2thEu Train wreekNr

SARATOGA, July 25.-Charles Sweet aged fourteen, of New York, made an unsuccess. full attempt to wreck passenger train near Stony Creek on the Adirondack railroad to- day. He was arrested by Saratoga detec- tive and is now locked up here.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Arrived, the Baltic from Liv- erpool the Denmark from London, the Belgianlaud from Antwerp. the Hecla from Copenhagen. Sailed the Abyssnia for Liverpool the Lydian Monarch fol London.
 Hamburx-Arriyed the Herder from New York;
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

An Epidemic Of Sourvy. SHENANDOAH, July 25.-There is scurvy among the Hungarians here. There are many cases, some of them very bad, recov- cry being impossible.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
The Earnings of the Railroads.

PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-The gross earn ings of the Pennsylvania road, on all the lines east of Pittsburg and Erie junction, shows an increase of $2s6, ,391. The increase in expenses is $24O, O,529 The first six months of 1882 compared with the sams period of 1881 show an increase in the gross earnings of $1O94 ,01O an increase of e1- penses of $1,9O4, ,O41, decrease in the net earnings of $8O7 7,O31. The lines west of Pittsburg show large deficiency for the first six months of the year
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
List of Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Haven county, State of Connecticut, advertised Wednes day, July 26, 1882:
 LADIES' LIST. R-Elizabeth Beattie. c Mrs. Arthur Clifford. M-Mary MoCleary.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
Tha aprotactton Inf the Suaz.

LONDON, July 26.-It is reported that Italy is willing to join in protecting the Suez canal. Austria recommends that the English govern ment accept the cooperation of the Porte.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
Turkey Kicking Against the Co,
France Votes a War Credit.

France Votes War CreLft. PARIS, July 25.-The French Chamber of Deputies this evening voted the first war credit ofseven million francs.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
Turkey win Send Troops.

CoNsrANrrNop1E, July 25.-The Porte has informed the conference and through their ambassadors the powers that Turkey con- sents to send troops into Egypt under the conditions of the identical note.
 Turkey Kicking Against the Conditions.
 CoNsrANT1NoPIE, July 25.-Said Pasha, the Turkish prime minister, has prepared re- port modifying the condition upon which Turkish troops are to be despatched to Egypt, which will be submitted to the con- ference to morrow. Lord Dufferin, the Brit ish ambassador, has been instructed to insist upon the terms of the identical note being carried out,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
Proposals for the Removal O1
 WrAckS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
 NEW LONDON, CONN.,, July 21. 1882. GEALED PRoPOs AIS, in triplicate, will be receiv- ed St this office until II o'clock m.. on the loth day Augut, s32 for the removal Of the following de.oribed wrecks :-The Schooner CHAHLEs W. BENT LEY. lying West Haven Beach, in about seven feet of water at low tioe. The Sch ,oper lying on East Bridgeport to three fourths Of mile southeast the Light he wrecks will he deposited ei, her on the hgh water in LonR Isl and Sound at six miles from the shore The re- moval competed not la CT than septe nber lst 1882 The envelope transmitting bid should be en- dorsed Pro posala for Removal of Wrecks The right reject any all ds is reserVed For 1ur'h- or information apply to this of1ce
 jy2i St J. W. BARLOW, Major of Eng rs, O B. A.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26
GENTTEMEN,S LIS'

GENTLEMENS LIST. B-Edwsrd Bailey, Clarence Blake, H Baylis 3. C-George Callahan 2 Henry Chandler. D-E Dove. F-Dr k E Frost. G-Frank Goodman. ILL Horguard, M Hazleton. L--Wiliam Lord M-Henry G Mack. S-Charles H Smith. Wv Webb.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

THE STEAMER JOHN Fl. sTARfN,
 Capt. MoALIIsTER. VNYILL make the first trip of the season from New w Haven to this beautiful island SATURDAY, June 24 After this date, commencing July 9th vii! make TWO trips ,ch week. IU sDAYs and THURSDAYS will leave Starin's Pier. foot Of Brew cry street-hve nntes walk fir om the Depot at s:So a m. sharp. Returning leave Glen Island at $50 P. m arriving in New Haven in time to connect with the o'clock trains
 Fare, New Haven to the leland. :...... .-...s 50 |" & s' and return. 75 New York via the Island. LOO ss 6 and return via the
 Island and Pier IS, North River. .....-..--.. l5o GLEN ISLAND is one of the finest day Summer Resorts in America-adapted to the tastes of the most refined Gre +t improvements since last season. Everything done with eye to the comfort and ( pleasure of excurs1onists
 Two 'rand Concerts daily by Grafulla's celebrated Seventh Regiment Rand.
 old faahioned Rhode Island Clam Bake served on the arriv 4l of the boat
 GOOD MUSIC every trip by the celebrated Thomas Orchestra.
 No intoxicating drinks can be obtained on he boat, which i sufficient guarantee that nothing can occur to the pleasure Of any who choose to avail themselves of these ursions
 The Island Is we'll policed La ies and children unattended need not fear molestation.
 W. B. MILLER, Agent, Starin Pier. EB- No free list. je2o 31n
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THants.
wANTEI,

WANTED, A SITUATION by c respectable girl to do second A work general housswork in small tsmaiy' iy2s It. PIT DAVENPORT AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

WANTED, BOOKKFEPER thoroughly competent to iy2s 3t e. & T. ALIING & co.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

WANTEDs A SITUATION by American woman to assist R at homework; light wages and good home. Ad- dress iY26 St+ "T. F. !" this ofioe.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

WANTED, A CoACHMAN. Apply, with references to "A jy26 2t~ 47 COURT STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

WANTED, 1.-TWO temperate and reliable BAKERS. at ' iy2 33 GROWN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

FIRST-CLASs Mechanic brass and light iron "A work-one who understands tool making aud run engine, lathe and planer preferred; none but sober industrious need apply. Inquire at
 iy26 St" t75 CHESTNUT STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

w {AN A SITUATION by s competent girl as laundress. ~ or to do chamberwork in private family has i've It. 212 HAMILTON STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

:" T THE HOSPITAL two boys, 14 or 15 years of A ape one for office and the other for kitchen work. Apply at the office of the Superintendent iy26 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

WANTED ID OARD by gentleman in Q private family; loca- \ tion must be central and terms reasonaple. Ao- dress, stating terms. jy26 It. "B BOARD, ,' this ofhc6
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-26

WANTED, COMPETENT girl to do general housework. A Call this morning at - iy2e It 102 CHAPEL STREET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06

8ssbs @iIr gses Epnts Fs3uIlrt bic
bnae!icnsnosr @InesnstDs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06

Das War mil Dem mcmentanen SllngeI
burd) oas liebfnoe 8ebirn Der 3crnIDer
yei6pNsn, unb jebt Scrnatal fie, Pie nod
INNER, In ibre 3ase BEN mSSlidit finlte
reu guaerud gu brinsen. .obSeaeneet ltanb.
has 8narren Der Dieleu unter BEN Yep
pim unp cas- GdlItfeu tcn Sdritten,
aber nidt bon llnts, wobsr Wtib Slind'
tcmmsu muBte, icnoern scn redte. limb
tas wo, nidt Wib Ttinhs S1ritt, oas
mar, ais cb Semano eiaen fdmer,u Sc
een(fanb teranihleife.
Gle battle Hd gepcneet uno fab etwas,
ielblt itr, bic an icnoertar unbsimlihe
@efdte cod eewSbnt uar. 10 anbsror'
oenilides, USais uatssreiTiGes, bab fie
uur eeen nit leeten Sbeu 8liden tini1ar=
rem fOnnte: ben alien Sennpr eerma in
rothfeioeneri Shlafrct uno pantchsln,
Der, Don benz ldpar3b 3braunen Dtcncr mebr
setraasu ale seitast ron rsAts qaer eure'
bas @emaA sefiibrt iYuroe unc, chen un=
ter rem &rcnleudtfr ausslanSt uno be-
merteno, coG le TIN ertldt, eiaen Wo
ment (tetsa biiet, nit benz srubeu, msib.
suidissu &Opfe ein aeihen mahte, um
nann in oe3 Sdwar5grauncn armen mad
ben 5auteai!s unl ben Sofatild peitsr Su
falasfen.
u,besre;fti T.! nidt, wie ct hcreIuse'cm
men - as ieIbit bate ia seitern ausserfs
net, bab Elm ietr treiter Dipans eer IN 1t.
reu, @aloa ftauo. d. e:nl alten 5errn, ban
fe uwserasnt uno hsm fe tpd eine 5Sfz
lihteit fdulois mar, III oos nadtarlids
3in,n,er traneportiren wares; man tatte
pas WlSbel burd bic ElIselibar, weld:
bic 3iumsr usstaao, tragen mhlien, Ca
bic @lnsaussttar 5u Wifter aermas 3im
nier prm 6lur aus Ta ais ;n idasal er
mics; oie 5tiiss!tbar mar nid}t toisoer yer
riesslt perneg - sas aaes mar ia einfa9
ssaas uus Rel ibr aud, icfrrt nieoer Elm
= ater mas tsoeutete esq Wie turfts
ssr feiae alte @entleman Su bleier 3eit,
in oieiens Muf,use, in bieisr Deiie - enz
aufseforoert, uusenleloet - sst ibr einz
brinsea2 s3aits er fie, bic Ft ibm 10
ansoIa ernieien, um Nat9 cser Salfe BIT,
ten iid ctwa gar iber Die alaa luute
Radtarimalt teIawersn Nan, in oie=
fem Safe bate Der alte, Ger aubsr ieiner
Wutteriprade iher nurSran5aiiid ipra&,
,penisiiers bon bem, was bier 8ereeet
wrrbeu, nihts per1anten!
lEprsfseass f0'st)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06
8efanntlih harf bas nreuEiicf

= Sefanntli6 barf bas preubiI6e
@plf neueroinas, in Golge zines ertra
5u bieIem 3tpede perfertigten @eIebes,
| fi1 nifbt me6r bes barmloien 8ergniiz
gems bes lin Waloe ruben's 1nb 8ee=
ren iammeln's" erfreuen. gSie nun
aus einem 8erliner 8orort mitgetbeilt
miro, i6eint Die Soritperlpaltung i'm
potsDamer &egierungsbesirf Dem Jorit=
ppliSeigeIeB eiue piel rlgproIere 9tusle=
gung geben su ppllsn, als bies BEL gr=
laB belielben in Ser Sutention Sec Sc
feSgebers lag. gdmmtliebe G6rlfer baben
--tpie man beri9tet-ein mebrere 8o=
gen fairies Girtular nit minuti6Ien
8orl6riften erbalten, bas fie li6 ab=
i6reiben milIen uno aus Dem tpir rur
beroorbeben wnlle1, bak Niemano pbne
belonbere GrlaubniB innerbalb Der f0=
nigl. TorIien, ia fel6it ber utter ber
Oberauflidt Der Sorftbertualtllng Ite=
henbem &ommunalfori iten, Sic oNentli=
den Wege ioG perlallen biirfen. Gil1=
selne SDrIter babeu li6 an 60bere Bor=
geiebte ge,panbt ,nb bielen borgefeut,
DaB ber 8eriuG, bieIe gotidbriften
burtbsufiibren, III Der un,gebung ger=
Tins 5H grceilen fiibren miiBte; Oenn ibr
Geoier lei an iebem i66nen @onntag
init la Big 10000 8erlinert sefiilt,
sic i'm @ansen feinen Sdaben tbdten
nno liD bas auf pielbun6ertidbrisem
9erfommsn berubeuoe &e9t niGt gutz
lpillig nebmen lalien ipiirSen. Isle
fiir0ten li@ ,opbl bpr ben @eibern," III
ibnen ermiaert lpprben, uno anf bic
@emerfrna, bab aud ielr frdftige Wdn=
ner 1T grocer 3abl. babel iparen:
u9ann .oarbe i6 auf Elm paar Monate
cine Gpmpasnie Sdger aus Botsbam
in ben Sort i6iden, bie tperbea ibn
iuObl gu idubern beriteben,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06

- Giaem Staltenilasu @tiI,ssrf ibtr
| bic Strict, eas tas;iiss srf9isnsn III, snt.
nebmsa sais fOissabe Shilbsrnne etnes
tarttlben Srauentabes Sn esn Babe.
bauIsrn, ben sswGbnlihen gsriammluuas.
urtsn tiirfilder Damsn, spssssn tslonbere
aue &la,idsrsisu uns gteuisfeItsn ausee.
taufGt. 1as Dabebaus hiIpst In geiriiisr
Bs,iatnug bas 5beatsr ber tiittilh,u Da.
lnsnpst. Dabin ssbsn fie paariusils pbsr
in sansen 0siel1aaften NIT !srsnStlasin.
nsn, wslas 8tGsa, Teppias, 5otlstten,
aesenfSnes, Nafhersieu, 3upeilen aud ein
aonlss Mittaastfen trasen, bamit Ge bonn
Woreen Ois @tenb blsiben fSnnsa. Dort
In cen taltpuntlsa Salsn, 3wi(dsn Mar=
mcrfauisn unb 6uniatnen, finben f1
manamal msbr als 3wsibunbsrt Grauen
,ulammen, letdt wie Nsmsbsn sstl.ibet,
bic, nadb Der @uSlase eurcpdi1dtr Damsn,
Elm 70 elssnttGmlidb wunberbares @aau.
ipel barbiss.n, eah tunssrt Maler perz
uuncsrt Tore VinIs, binwsrfen marefn.
Maa astt sins iHn.ewsibe Sanun net.n
Der fotiidwarssn @tlaOin, aarte Matro.
nsn, tsyen trafiis sntmidslie 5ormen bas
gH5nbeitsiStal fer oItmotilden 1lrfen
tileen, falantt, Sus.nblihe @saalt,n, be.
rem furse 2cdsn ibnen has MusIekea ei.
mes Sanslinss aetsu, eirfusafds Masasn
nit solbtnsn 9aarsn, bic linen bis an bic
SsnIee rsiheu, 5irtinnsn, psnea aatllsle
fdwarae 5ltdten iibsr bic Gruli ano
Sdultsrn faaens Giaf lr&s: Elm Wmulet
um ben 5als, tIaa Gntsre sine 9noblauhs
iehe i'm ben 3cpf als untriialines Wiitel
asssn gusenltmsrStn. 5albwilbe baben
@ratesfen In tie Slime sertbt, bic @aul.
Tern ermer Sf'aSnnen 3eisen Spuren Der
psitlhsnbisbe BON gunuhsn. gQs sicfe
ssrautn ruben IN tauisas anmuitisen
Grupysa uns 9altaaesn. Giniss raudben
auI hen Seppthsu nusssRredt, anSsrn laI.
fen ifda fammsn, n,oaGe flnssn, laden. iprt.
sen uao balhsn einunosr, l@reisn unter
cen Douhsn pper lhmaufen i'm &rsiie ,u
fammendssnb uno bsflatldsn BEN llsbsn
aihfsn. limb wis ds ibre 6Srpss ent-
tl1en, 3tiasn fie bier msbr als traensipu
lon1t tbr. finplias @smiitAsart. Sie m.i
fen i6rs 8abs. bsartasi!sn. ssrslsiden mil
sInancer. DIE Gias fast ufsnter,ia'
sd sia lh5n" eine Mnbers: sd feb.
70 sIemlid gut aus", cbsr; go ttut mi,
lsib, oisisn 6ebler or msinsm 8Srpsr ,u
tabtn". plsltttt aud: Dsist Dn. Gu blf
nod bablaer ats id." SIN Some Se.
gormurfs wtrb ber Grsanain ssilaat
rSisp nyr tuis fdaa uns fart 8rau Sc
riceb ssworssn III, petl Ee sssuetlat
Rrsbfs asasifen Bat, watrsae Du mi
bod fastss, Bag 3tstsfI6be bsGsr pdrsn.
, 81 .inmal cine Iisbsnswdrbise gnropae
!. rin untsr stnsn, 70 tpirb Rs umr!uat, uni
ibr merriam tauisnp Graesa ssasut: nSi
cs ma6r, eab Sbr auassfhnitten Bic biel
auf ben 8aa sstts Das bsnteu CUR
Mdnntr taSona DaS lassn anSsre Ser
rem ba,u? Nie tauit SIR sspns 8
Oetrbe.tIa a!F 80. Gas auss mu
maa plta (stsn, Inn es gu slauben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-07-06
ecSn elmer sneiten Geidstaasrei

= Sn elmer smeiten &ei9staesreoe
iber bas SabafsmpNobpl ma9te 8is=
mard Die fplgenoem nidt unintereHanten
8emerfunsen: uSm Sintergrunb Der
Sebatte ftebt bier INNER Die 0erminoe=
rung oes eroBen Wtilitdrbubgets. Sa,
meine Gerrn, glauben sic benn, baB
es uns 0ergnagen ma9t, eine 10 groBe
Qlrmee gu balten? Sd lpeiB nidt, Oh
ben anOeren 2dnbern, Die an uns gren=
aen unb bon benen uniere beioen Mad)z
barn, Srenfrei@ UNI &uBlanS, jeoer
mebr Iruppan unterbdlt, als bas
seuti0e 9ei6, Ob es benen cine beionz
oere 6reuee madt, pber mas fie ionit
| fir 3lpede bamit bsrbinoeu. Sd babe
ilur Die Sbatla1e gu unteriu6en, baB
bieIe Wfillionen 8aionette lire polare
&i6tung i'm @ansen nod oem Gentrum
@urppas baben uno igon III Solge
LeifeM 'ipis aud ia 6Olse Der sanaen
Gei6ifte bet Goalition anberer Md9te
poraugstpeiie ausgeiebt iinb. lInfere
66md6e bot frIbeg bieie 6ealitionen
| asfiibli. Die &oalition Der brei groBen
! Wad9te &uBlanb, Tranfrei6, SeHerz
reid unb Ses beutl1en &ei6es gegen
/ sSrieori1 ben Groben, Die Gaunibi9e
politif 1T Sbnen gu befannt. Marunl
fann serslei6en ii6 ni9t tpiebsr erz
eignen2 Nir baben Dbjefts, Die Die
| Mgebrli9feit ieoes unlerer NaAbara
srregen fonnen. Wenn i6 mir 1T Der
ansipdrtisen politif irgeno elm Ser
bienit beilegen fann, 10 1T es bic 8er=
binoerung elmer iibermd6tigen &oali=
tion gegen Seutl0lanb felt Dem Sabre
1871. Meine gan5e politilbe &unH
aber tpdre gelGfi.eri plAe 9lnhlid Qul
pie beutI9e WlllitdrOrgauilatien. ohnf
oen leioer nidlt mehr bier anmeienben
WarIMaa, obne ben gteIpett, ben mi,
einflbBen uno obne Die Mbneiguug, BIT
man bat, nit uniern woblsei6ulten
intelligenten unb woblgefiibrten Srup
pen an3ubinoen. (8raoo! re6ts.) } Ser
ni6ten sic 0ielen Geipeft uns Sic Gni
aencu in BET o9nMdDti9eu Rage BOT
ffiibsr, BOB Seutf9lanb fir Die anberr
Mtadte cine 9lrt bon pplen iilr 81
96eilung feiH piro, bas fru6tbar
g,robinSen entbdlt, bic Seoer brau9el
fam. Sci bem tpenig ausgeblloetel
, 9aterlanoslinn ber beutihen Station
r (O6o! linfs) - iparten sic eas 8ei
ipiel ab sibt feline frembe Nation Oi
t Qoffnuns ouf, baB es gerabe in g.:
/ eelinsen perbe, tnie g Grantrsid mi
Giiag gelnaeen III, fi9 oeutib ipre
. eben6e Qeute bon oeutfder Ibitammun
su ailimiIiren, oab oieie lisber bi
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lGar.feeaas fO!st, }

= Ntr slauosn rns tsn Yanf pteler
Matttr au erwerbsn, tnbem MIR earaui
aufmsrtiar, MAIDEN, oa6 60 IN bisfsr Sa5
rea,ett tsin bsNsres sais'st sisSt, @aus!in.
a. uab Sir bsr Dor Nukr, DurdfalI uno
antsrsn Sommsr 8rautbsitsn (summer
complaint) III bsuabrsu, als inbss man
iis NIT Neufabter's oDeutfdes
Rtnbermebln (pabotropbin) adbrts
p,lA.s anerfannt eas s:Re @usaitut fit
WuttermilA ugb eatei Hptlf6mfdsnb,
naprtaft unb lsidi psrbaultdb 1T. 6lnosr,
tensn yDeutldes Rtnpermeb
geaeben .pirb, sebsiben trefilih uno b:stfsn
sun rbIesa Sranfbel!sn SsrfGont. Su
eqen rsnommirtfn Wpotsstsn 81 batsn.
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2ipree SranfreiGs tragen tpoIlen als
Den &od oer freien beutiGen 8auern.
(Srabo! re6ts.) 9tlio oil bie 9lrmee
riibren iie llibt Sas 1T ntdt Bios
meine Wfeillung, lonbern Die 6er Maip=
ritdt ber Station: ba bort Die GjemItb=
libfeit auf." (unrube linfs.)
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: Die 1D6fsn 8dume Der Welt lino
Die md9tisen s@uealpptus~ Baume,
wef9e in Nuitralien tua6ien. Sieiel=
BEN iino beoeutenb bober als Die BE-
rlbmte Sequoia gigantea bon Galifor=
nien. Gin beutI6er &eifenber, Baron
bon MfiQer. maB einen bieier umge=
bauenen .Auitralii6en Wfonar6en"
unb fano cine 2dnse bon 47S SUB.