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g8a htugton, %. Oe3ember. - @e,
iauoter Sunt su ct. Betersburg telegras
pbirt on Sefretar Chamber Ser Winifter
ber ausmdrtigen 4ugelegeubeiten erfldrt,
Der @ouperneur BON Safutst iei Der Inff)t,
baB Der transport Der 9eid cu De Song 8
unb ieiner Sdidialssefahrteu iest taum
burdfibrbar Jet, iueil bic Sunbe uuo 8enn-
tbtere idmer geidldbigt piirben unb i'm Sale
bes SerluiteS nidt eriett nerben t0nnteu.
SD babe 9as mad SatutSf telesrupbirt, ous
init es Sarber in Srfutst mitgetbeilt wirb,
nebft elmer Snfruftion, iidl NIT bem @ouuers
neur Ill beratben."
Der SifipnGrp;es.
SIN 9idlousBro3eB murbe beute bic Ser
nebmuug Oss angeflagten iortgeiest uuo
5r. gSels giug oem 3eugen 10 l6arf iu 0eibe,
baB oerielbe bdufig feline ioniiige Settles
@egentuart uerlor uno tuie Elm Hobripat
anf Bopen i6impfte. @s fam mebrnals
aud III Iharfen @ortgefed)teu smiI6eu Dem
Ribter, benz 9ertreter Der Hegierung uno
oem Sertbeibiger. lin llbr oertagte itd
oas @eridt bis morsen.
@effraneet.
Gs ptrb hierber aemelbet, ba6 bel Der
&iiifenbienitzStatio gtr. 5 in gorbs Carolina
Elm unbefanntes, augenl4etnlt9 engltl4eS
Sdiff unb bel 6rpiugs Der BON SaDanz
nab mad philadelphia fahrenoe Sdouuer
rS. 3. Wap" sefranbet ieieu.
Die Gin,panseruna.
Ser @bei oes fatiftiideu Bureaus tbeiLt
nit, baB i'm Ntonat Hopenlber B. S. in
ben 3oIbiftriften Baltimore, Bolton, De-
troit, Suron, Dtinneiota, Sem Orleans,
gep yorf, Yaiiamaquobbp, philadelphia
nnb Gan HrauSisco 81, $50 @migrauten lans
beten; Der Nationalitdt nad 1T iolsenber
Sersleid sipiiden Der Ginpauoeruns Der
sleiden YerioOe oes uergangenen uuo bes
lauienbsn Sabres (ber lesten fiinf Dtouate)
n1l,uifellPu
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Ter GtcrnrcuteH= Syro;es
id)leppt fidl lanaiam babin. 0a8 adgcmeiue
Snterefe fiir bic Serbauolnnsen ii bier (uno
aud) i'm gan5en GauOe - 9lnnl. D. Teo.) lebr
abgeidmdd)t. SeSer bGlt sic 4ugetlaAteu
fir fdulbig, uuo gtiemunO alaubt, Ou6 lie
perMrtbeilt fpsrber. Sr. Sugeriol eBte
beute alS 8ertbetbiger ieiu YlaiOoper tort
unb ftrid, Die beioeu 0orieps 10 leraus, haB,
tpollte man ibm Slauben, fe ni5t als JfIu=
ber, ionoeru als g4ohlth6ter Der luton auz
srieheu mGren. lin llbr oertagte iib bas
@sridt bis gum 9tenftng.
DaS &abinet.
Die Rttglieber Ses SabinetS bielten bente
cine Sibung, Die ettua 3tuei Stunben mdhrte
un6 In tpel9er bic Se,iebungen unIeres gdus
bes gum 4uslanoe bisfutirt mnroen. ueber
ote Nrage, oh ben &egierun9Sbeatnten bic
nadite @o6e biu1urd) tdglid Elm balber
Neiertag gemGbrt perSen Ioate, iuurSe oeItz
nttio nift eHtihteben.
ssplsu ourd,aus pere,piBt weresn-Ght fran'
,riid,e Gittlfcit.
Ger Srtess Sefretdr bat Elm aniuden
Der frau;6fidsn @elebrten, tueldle BON Sort
groote, Sla., aus ben SenuS Surdgang
beObad,tet baben, getpdbrt; baielbe gebt oa'
bin, bas wid]tige @retguiB hires SierieinS
burd GinlalieN elmer mefiingenen @eoadts
niBtaiel in cine Der Nauern oeS Sorts sers
etuisen 81 biirfen.
Sermiidtes
Die beulige Steucr @inna9me betrug
1854, 717.04 unb bic 5Oa=Ginuabne $685.
S06.62.
!3ur Ginl0iung beitimmte yfationals Bants
Jioten i'm 8etrage bon 1851 900 ltefen beute
i'm Shatamte Elm.
9as gemeini6aftlide @on8reB= =@omite fir
Mittel unb @ege, Sas ben Serif)t Der Gas
rif @omnliifon i'll begutad)tsM bat, bat iih
bis gum Rittipod oertagt.
D&eb @lcub," bsrSioursS Sauptlins, lanste
beute &benb bier an, INT Dem Setretar 6es
Snnern MittbeiIungen iiber bic Sage ber
Yine,&iper.4gentur (9af. 81 MAIDEN.
Die gSaibingtcuer Wionumentz& Omuiiiou
bielt bsute 9fadnittaa i'm r@.iBeu 9auie"
tire SahresperIaminlltftg ab.
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Sef6idtc Sauuer.

Detroit, %. 8e3erber. - Die rerite
TatiOnalbanf" bieiiger Stabt ift seitern eis
mem feiu auasefiibrten Setruge gum Spfer
gefalien. Sor sinisen Sagen uerfaufte Elm
Srernber einige Bombs an SEQ. &. 2tftsrer
& S0bne unb erbielt 3iuet ober brei bon
ibren @edieln in 3ablung, tueld)e gu oerz
idieoeneu 3eiten bel Der neriten Ratioual<
Sant" umseiett rpurbeu. 9eftern tuurbe
elm anberer ,@bed" iiber $11S0 prdieutirt
unb besablt. Salb barauf fteuts ftd beraus,
bab er ialid mar, aber 10 t1ui6eno nadge>
abmt, oaB elmer Der Sanfbeamten i'm fir
edit erfldrte uub erif mad griinblider Inter
iudung Die Sdlidung entOedte. Gs pirb
ansenomner, baB Die falid)e llnteridriit
pbotozlitbosrapbirt lpurbe.
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Die Hprssr Sernap's gum Sose uerurtbtilt
griiiel, 90. Se,ember. - Ser Yro;ef
eegen 2eon nnb armanb Yelser megen CT
n1orbung bes Srn. Sertiap tpurbe beute be-
enbigt. Die Nngetlagteu tuurben in aller
Yunften Der Nntlage idulbtg beiunbeu Aut
gum Sobe perurtbeilt.
Qeon Yelber bemertte nnd Serbauguul
Sss llrtbeils: ninir iuirb gu Gbsit, mas mil
sebiihrt, aber mein Sruoer III unidulotg y
nnb Srmanb riei mag Ger Stud meinel
&iuber auf Die 9aupter Ger @eidpOrener
IaIfp,rin
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SoulGn, 80. Ses. - Gin SranSports
oampisr 1T in 8ereitihaft, nm Seriiartuu.
gen rad Sontin su bringeu.
Der fiiri1licbc Gmardbiff.
Earts, %. SeSelrber Serbaftuug
arapotftn's uno ietne lleberfiibruug nod
2pon Baben inter ben btefgen GaoifaIen Guir
regung berporgerufeu unb in Den Clubs uao
Cafes miro bieer Sdritt Der &egierung
eifria erOrtert. Son 9pon wirb telegrapbirt,
bic Serbafturg iei erfolgt, neil bel eiuer
Sausiud)ung III Der gSobuuNg Srapottin'S
Roptere aeiunben murbcn, welbe erieben
lQfen, bGB 8rapOtttu bel ben neuli6en anars
dliftiihen Sunogebuugeu in 6rantreid ieine
SanS i'm Spiele bate. Sn Yaris er3GbIt
mGn fd), bic &egierun9 babe Die SuiOrma'
ton, tueld)e 3u Der Sausluduug fiibrte, au8
8epe'fen geid)0pit, ole Die @euier uub ste
Gartier Gorrclponbcutcn Der amerifauidleu
nlluitet =8reb=2 =2lhociation" auSIanoteu. @s
bsi6t and, Der frari0nid)e 9oniul III gtews
9lort Iei angemieien morben, III erfabren az
iudGr, ute eS tam, haB man bart rpu6te
uno in giclu 2iortcr 8lQttern leien fouute,
baB @rdpOtiiu iidl in 6raufreid befluS,
nabrcnO man III 8arts feline Ihuung uou
oieiem llmloube hattie uno MN auf ben
%GrNadlt gefOmmeu III, boB gemiiic Voli;cie
Seomte bsm nibittiliIteu 6iirltgn SOridlub
gcleiitet habcn.
Ter @Ipatceor Iess0lines aniHdme.
EnriS. %. 9s;rmber. - Sin @rtflinale
Gerid}tc 3u 9fiom luurbsn beute neun Der Auf
riiHrer BON M!Outceauelcs-W -Wiues. III @eidnas
niBItraIen pon ! bis ) Sabrsu uernrtbetlt,
aber Der @naoe be3 @eridjtS cmpIobleu; IA
Qn0Cre purbeu eutlaieu.
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Scr Neaeramfrubr su 2incplntpn.

Ialeisb, N.>@., %. DECEMBER. -
Seit mebreren Sagen bat in 0tncolutou in
6Olge zines 9tegeraufitaubes groBe aufre>
gung geberri6t. Der aufffanb bate leiuen
tlripruns in einem 4ugrifi bon 3ugbebieus
fteteu auf ben 3ablmeiiter. Die Beb0r,
ben riefeu bic itdbtiid)e WilttGr @ompag-
ME gegen bic aufribrer 3u Siilfe, unb bieie
perbaftete 30 &dbelsfiibrer bon ben 100 2ufs
riibreriiden. 9ieie ipuroeu mad benz @es
fdnguiiie gebradt unb brei Hdhte binburh
BON ben Sruppen beipaft. Sa bic anflbrer
auf's gfeue brobten, bi. Stabt in Branb ju
iiedsn, btelt bas Stsilan,.g .gomite ben Sag
iiber @ade. Der 9ouperneur erbielt gtadz
rtft, bab bic unrubeu wieber auSbredeu
tuiirbeu, tporauf Der geueral= =abjutant Srup'
pen babin seididt bat.
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g p a II / { II,
popsJismus, Ser itbIed,tem anslans fims

eopsJismus, Ser fdIed,ten anslans fimeet.
Dtaorib, %. 9es. - Sn Der geitrigeu
Situng Der GorteS itellteu bic &onierpattUcu
ben glntrag, haB S6nig Ilpbons burd etnen
Seidlue Slid getuiinlft peroe 3ur @eburt
ieiner Sodter rr6 baSu, ooB Die 8enotraten
ii6 lin ieiren SbrOn idaareu. 0aS fiibrte
,u elmer duBerit heittgen 9ebatte, Der Intrug
blicb unerlebigt, unb itlteBlid) bemertte
Sennor @aItcuar in elmer 9iebe, baB Dionars
die uno iSreibett unDersinbar ieieu.
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etniserma6en lobuenbe arbeit uerihaifeu
Mod Gin Sarlamentsmitsiite in od,wulitaten

etniserma6en lobuenbe arbeit uerihaifeu
iOate.
Nod tin Sariamentsmitsiitt in sd,,pulitaten.
9onbon, %. Deg. Die Central
Nsps" bsridtet, baS Die 8egierurg ild snt-
idloiien bat, Elm Srtminalperfabren gegen
bas Yarlamentsmitglieo fir @aueu, Srn.
gisgar, ein;uleiten, neil oerielbe in ietuer
neulidsn 8eoe gu 8aterforo Carl spencer,
ben 9oros9ieutenaut BON Srlano, eiueu rbluts
biirfiigen gSiitberid" genaunt.
Sum gpee perurtbciit.
@orf, 90. Se,.-SoB unb Barrett wurs
ben beute bes al Sbomas SrOmu, Der ais
Sarmsr in Der Rdbe BON @aitlesSslano lebte,
peribteu Morbss idulbis erfaunt uno sum
Sors perurtheilt. 9as rrtbeiI iou am 23.
SanHar poufredt tuerben.
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Sos ,,rtbeil arosu Sammtuaeu.

Sunsbrud, %. Deg. - Die Sddrfe
ocs llrtheils 9egen oen Baron bon Baweuz
&cmmingsn - febeu Sabre @efdngniB un0
@erluft bes abels - tpiro ourd Die Chat
fade srildrt, baB berielbe bereits friiber eiu
Ulol beitraft ipurbe, uu6 ietu Sdpinbel
flint Sabre oauerte. Gs 1T Seruiung angez
melbet ucrben.
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RueIane une Der gsatifan.
81 frifa anif @ { g.
NftemdhO,

2onbon, %. 9e3. - Die erite 4btbets
lung Der Sruppen, pelde &etetuupo pieber
als &6nig einieten iolleu, iit geitern BON
Bietermaritburg abgegangen. Wlan befiirds
tet, bab es in 6olge Der feinbieligen Stiurs
mung Der 3ulI>Sduptlinge 81 erntliden
Sthtpieriateiten fonmen mirb.
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cuernaut'k Siurid,t,lna

9tom, %. Ses. - Die @rerution Suers
banfs bot bier grose Iufre9uug mad9erus
fen, ga Soertant StuSent ali Senr bicfiseu
EolpteGlicu mar. llugefdbr 100 junge
geute bratteu gefferu AbenS oem Ditreidts
iGsn Geian6ten cine &aBenmuiif un1 rieIen
h6ufig; sod Srieit !" un5 ~nieNer nit
Ssfirsid !" MiilitGr tricb id,it:Blit Den Mob
auseinnnber.
Sn Der 9eputtrtentammer ridtete geItern
Signor 8oots Die Srage all Die &egieruug,
oh bieie fd bel Seitreid iiir cine 8egnaots
gurg Sper6ant's pernenOct babe Deer ntdt
81 9fom, 90. 0e5. - NinilsrpraFbent De-
prCtis iaste heute in Ger aammer, baB bic
&eaierung fW meigere, aui bic Snterpelas
tion III antiuortsn, ba SignOr Soois' Oars
legurgen uur jum Sormanbe bon llnruhen
6ienten, pelGe bic &egierung inter allen
llmitdn6en III nnteroriiden entIdloiIen 1T.
&om, %. 9es. Sn Dtailanb uno
Surin baben Cbeuials 9emonftrationen &C.
gen bic Sinriftung Suer1ant's itattgefuns
ben. Die &egteruug bat Den Brdietteu Die
hrengften Befeble CUR llnterbritduug tpeItez
rer oerartiger 0emOnfratiOnen ertbetIt.
Ser @arIaments.@ir.
9iom, 90. 9es.-Su Der 9cputirtentams
mer murbe beute bnrd bic ertreme gtnfe Elm
SeidfuB eirgebrad)t, ben BarIamentSz@to
ab;uidaffen. Ser Bedding murbe NIT 254
gegen "a StimmPn uermorien. Die bon Der
9ceierung singebradte Stu wHroe bieraui
nit 222 geqeu A. Sttmnen aHgenommeu.
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BUR ssbuua Der iriicbeu susutrie.

9ublin, 20. Deg. - 9as rllnitsb Sres
lamb" melbet, bab etne 9eielIi4aft NIT einem
Sapital BON elmer Wiilion Bfunb Sterling
;ur gnipideluus ser iriiden Subuitrie in
Der 9iIbuus beerifieu In.
@orf, %. Dec. = Su elmer bon Sertre,
tern aller Stdnbe uub Yarteien 5ublreit be-
iudten Seriammlung, tpelde gum jStpef
bate, i'm Sabre 1883 cine Qusftelung In
biefger Stobt 81 ueranftalteu, tuurbeu f2400
unteridrieben unb Elm grstntusG sGomtte err
nannt. Barneu periprab brieitid, bas TN
ternehmen 81 unterffiisen.
Die bittere Rotb.
2onbon, 22. 0e,. - Der Gorreipon'
bent Der rStmes" ~ Dublin ruelbet, baB in
eintgen Dtfrittsn Der Notbftano Der 6armer
unb Arbetter etn ihredlther tn, uub bab bte
Reetsruus ben armsn 70 balb, note m0sltt.
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9ur;e 6dbeIeepefdben.

Su W fla duietts murSe gsfsrn Der
rSorefotbers>Dap" aQsemeiu ieitltt besaus
gen. 8eionbers gt6useno par bie 6eter gu
B(puoutb,
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GhiUeiTIebs @rcucltbdteu

ct. petersburg, %. Oes. - 0it
n5iirfiidle 3citun9" idreibt ,,f0ie @btneier
in ner Eropins Sti marterten Ino t0oteter
i'm SttOber ;Wei Soiafen aho ejftn ruff.
idea Sflrrihsc. Ser ruifide aoniul aOuIOjO
unteriudlt eben jebt Die Sn1slegenbsit. Ote
rniiiidle Greribeu0lterung 1T iebr auigeregi
unb oroht nit 8epreiiaiien. 9ie @renipa.
den pur6en oerftdrtt."
2as ssirftn rer 5o,ialiilcn i'm 4plaiibrn
y N, %. 9e3ember. - oRur. Bo'n."
tbeilt nit, onB poiniif=io3ialifiilfe Qgttatos
rem anbauernh bemiibt iinb, In @aliiien, In
Huifid] Golen uno tn BoIen Nnbdnger fir
ibre Sheen AZ getuiunen. Sas 8latt neiit
in einem ldugeren Qrtlfsl onrauf bin, oaB
fd in Qemberg bic 4ropugul:Oa immer mcbr
ausbreite unb baB in 6rafau cine gebeime
Serbinoung eriitire, pelt]e na4 Dttttbeilung
bes in SEM erifeinenben "Yr5eOSDit"
(Miorgen6Gmmerung) am QQsrbsiligentag
auf ben bortigen &irdb0fen io3ialiittIdsreuOz
lutionGre Qufruie perbreitet babe. Sn einerl
Nufruie, ipelher sunddf fir Die pOlniiheu
2trbeiter in Ruiiiih Bolen, insbeionoere in
2GarIdau, beretnet iff, rperoeu bic 4usbeus
ter Der Nrbeiter be6robt un6 StriteS un0 ges
9eimc Serbinbungen empfObleu.
Ruslane unS Der SSatifan.
Berlin, %. 9e3ember. Die n@erulas
mia" melbet, 6ab SaS ginuerfdnOniB STUFF
lambs nit bem gatifan auf fOlgenoen Be
oingungen baiirt: g8te6eretablirung elmer
ruiiiiden @eianbtidaft ont papitli4en SOfe;
Qmneftte fir bic ipiberletltden StifOfe Bos
lens; @iebereinieeung bes @r3biidof8 DOR
Guardian; alle bild0fife fengrnennungen, Die
Der gatitau trifft, ftub fOrtan ber ruiiideu
0iegieruus gu unterbretteni bic ruifiidle 9tes
gterung reieroirt iidl bis gu etnem geptfien
0iaa6e Die Beaufii9tigung Der Seminarieu
uub perpflibtet fif, Der fatboliiden &tr9e
nlfe Greiheit III neffatte1.
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Gnalau uS.

2pn6on, 20. 9e,. Die y@eutralz
9elps" perlangt Don Der rGaitern<Selegrapbs
Co." einen bebeutenben Sfnbeneriot, fiir
bic Qneighiiiig uuS 0enubung bon Essaass=
ar1mt1en, pelde ibr Correspondent bon
G9bpten OIL thr Slatt geian1t bate. Cir
Sames &noeriou ift 8etriebSs0treftor Der
D@afern. telegraph Co.," Sugleid aber aub
Gorftenber ber rgrdanges telegraph 60, :"
peIWe Nsuisteiteu on @eidditsleute, Clubs
uno 3eitungen befOrbert. - Sn einem eben
eridlieneuen @irfular berlelbcn bei6t eS
yySerd]te Der Sauptereignilie be8 Helo3ugeS
eridienen iaf obne Gusrabme 3uerft in 2on>
bon." Die ygrdnrge Co." brahte bic Rad>
ridt BON Der Shlaft bel gelzelzGebir fri
her, ais Die Central Stems" obsleiG beren
Correspondent feline 0epeife friiber abge>
if,tdt bate. Cir San1e8 NH0eriou BON Der
DGaiterus SelegrapbsGo." founte Giniitt in
alle Selegramre nebmen, bic bon @gppten
famer1, unS iis ieiner @oTpagrie 3utOmmen
laiien. Die @entral>yfemsz@o." iff enp0rt
iber Die SreuloTgteit ber ngafterns3eles
grapbsGo." unb iit entidloIien, bic augelez
genbeit geribtli9 3u perfolgeu. ~ nGrutb"
bemertt oasu Dobie @eididte Der nGafterns
unb QtlantiC,&abels @ompa91ie liefert
ms Elm Bib Der punberbariteu un6 tpilbes
fen 6inans. @irtbidaft. 8eibe @ompagnie'n
befinben itfl inter Der @ontrole bes rGlobes
Grui," bsiien Setter Sobn Benoer it. 0iit
Serguiigen eriabren mir, bab Sr. Sames
Gorbou Bennett beIdloiien bat, suei &abel
ourf ben atlantiideu Sjean gu legeu, ba er
nidlt bon benz 8abel=@iug nit Yeu6er un6
Sab @oulb al Der Spise abbangig ietn
nil.""
Cffineien.
@atcutta, %. 9e,. - Die Orange
ments fir Die i'm Sabre 1883 ab3ubaltenoe
internationcle Nusitslung fiub beeubet.
Gin aferbaus Dainiffcr?
Qonbon, %. De,. Gin engliihes
9Iott berittet, haB bic arrangements sur
@reirung zines adsrbausW sWiuiiteriums bets
nabe beenbist finb. Der Idtb. SOiepb Chant
berlaiu nirb gum eriten Diiniffer nub Cir
Charles 9ilfe on Stelle Srn. @hamberlains
gum BrGtbenten Der Sanbelsbeb0rbe ernaunt
mPrAPu
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mdrtt unb Bprie.

2toerpooL %. 9e,., 1850 Rabm. -
8aumpOle MittsliorteSb SberIdtber 1916,
90. NetusSrleans 6. Die Serfaufe beirut
gen 5000 galIsn SpetnlutiOn unS Guss
Iuhr 1000, 3ufuhr 9450, Oarunter $3.50
ameritaniide.
2onbon, %. Desember.-Ser. Staaten,
SblisatiOnen: 4>pro;. 1913, Ditto 4tspro3.
116, 80. perldngerts 5sprO;. 105J.-G. & g.
g8. 544, DO. 2. III, @rie 4Os, DO. 2. 1901,
R..g. Central 1885,, S1s. Central 149t,
Benui. Central 60, 9teabing 2Ss, Ontario.
Retern 27s, RilwuutessSt. Yaul Common
III.
&ur;e sdbeIcepefdben.
- 3wei 2agerbauier uno ein Sdi'f nit
Betrolsum perbranaten gefern ~ greter,
Gnglano.
- Or. 6eruub, ieet fran,0Fi6sr SOnjut ,u
Sripolie, 1T mad Cairo oerleet murseu.
Su W q ia duietts tuuroe gefern Der
,Sorefatbers>9ap" ausemeiu ieftItb besaus
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Eefegrap6ifGe 9epef6e,t.
MpS Der BHmbeSbauptffabt.

GBsriSte Der .,9foetirten Erefs ffr ben ..Deuti4s
GorreipcHeentsu.)
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-25

If you are going to pay cash for Sew
ing Machine, and are particular to get the
incest thing made, you should see f. p
Cheney, Glover, or F. N. Cheney, Barton,
and examine the s'Household, q large and
very fine finished machine that never
misses stitch and has large number of
practical attachments. 1t is considerably
in advance Of the other modern high arm
machines, being to 10 years later inven-
ton, and yet it has national reputation
and took the first premium at the New
England fair this year. The company is
| solid, reliable firm. They invite COM
parison of their machines with any and all
others, and their agents will promptly
put them on trial beside of them at the
home of any, when requested by mail to
do So
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-25
ROOTS WITH MEAL AND HAY
AND WHY.

The National LiUe Stock Journal
says: 'sCattle and'hogs will greedily
eat sugar beets or other roots when on
a fnll ration of coru. They will relish
the roots because they have a cooling
and sedative effect upon the stomach
and bowels. Corn is so full of car
bon as to have a tendency to produce
a feverish state of the system, when
given too largely. Roots have the
same effect upon the system as sue
culent grass. English farmers use
roots largely, in the fattening ration,
but they also feed with them rape
cake, linseed cake, ETC., or other
heterogeneous food. Roots, like Indian
corn, are too poor in nitrogen, as
single food for growing young ami
mails or for fattening. Corn and
roots together would be much health
ier than corn alone but a better fat
tening ration would be oats and corn
with roots, or, better still, corn,
cottonseed meal or linseed meal and
roots. With a small proportion of
linseed meal, say three pounds with
nine pounds of corn meal, roots
would not be SO necessary for health,
as the linseed meal would keep the
bowels in good order. Corn, bran
and sugar beets or mangolds would
fatten hogs and keep them healthy.
Hogs, especially are benefited by the
use of roots. They are usually fed
on corn alone, which we believe often
| induces cholera and other diseases.
The roots give them bulky and
cooling food-just what they so much
need. Bran is bulky food, and, fed
with corn, is beneficial to hogs. Su-
gar beets with good clover hay, will
grow young animals or fatten mature
ones. The clover is rich in nitrogen,
and the roots in carbon making a
well-balanced ration
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-25

Mr.. Albert Kingsbury. Keene, N. Ii. troubled with
bad humor hands and neck caused by lead poison
ing fHe is a painter) At times 1t would break out,
crack open and the skin separate from the flesh in
large pieces, suffering great continual itching and
singing Purchased your remedies; used CUTlcuRA
REsoLyENT internally, and CUTIBuRA and CuTIouRA
Soar externally and in less than three months effect
ed a complete cure, and has not been troubled since
Corroborated by Billiard Foster, Druggists, keene
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-25
agricultural department.
THE VALUE OF A BIT OF WIRE.


All who use vehicles Of my kind,
and farmers especially, should know
the great value of a bit of copper
wire in making large variety of
repairs. Indeed, its utility is not
confined to the farm. We never set
out upon journey, or even a short
fishing excursion, without making
sure that copper wire is placed among
the essentials of the outfit.
Perhaps the most convenient size
for general use is No. 16-about the
size of an ordinary knitting needle,
but size larger, and one smaller,
will very often come handy. The
wire may be made into a small coil,
or it may be wound upon spool, or
even stick. Before it is coiled, or
wound, it should be made ready for
use by Strengthening out any kinks
or crooks there may be in it. This
is done very quickly by making one
end of the wire fast to any convenient
strong nail; then take one turn of
the wire around a smooth stick of
hard wood-a hammer handle answers
well-and by walking backwards,
allow the wire to slip tightly on the
stick. This will make it perfectly
smooth, when it may be wound up.
| A coil or roll of the wire should be
put in every carriage or wagon, and
every mower, reaper, grain drill and
vided. Even the plow-man, if he
values time, will take care to have a
piece of the wire either attached to
the pillow OF in his pocket. He can
then mend q trace chain without
spending several hours in going te
have loose-link put in; and even 6
broken whiffie-tree may be made ser
viceable in a few minutes. There is
scarcely any part of a harness thai
cannot be mended by the use of the
wire, and often SO completely that nc
| further repairs will be needed. The
number of breaks in farm and house
hold implements of various kinds
which may be remedied and the arti
Gle made as good as new by the proper
application of copper wire, will bt
found surprisingly large, when one
gets in the way of using it. A FRIEND
of ours who was making journey il
his own carriage broke one of the
springs when a long way from home
this was soon mended with the wire
and the spring was so serviceabl'
that it was used in this condition
after reaching home, until it was con
venient to have it repaired by tn,
blacksmith.
In repairing an article of wood 0
metal, the wire should be woun,
around it in close coils, each pullet
taut in the same manner that sailor
apply yarn in serving or "woold
ing" In mending harness, Ion,
| stitches may be made with the wire
"Annealed" iron wire is cheaper an
stronger, and as useful, if protecte
) from rusting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-25

A correspondent of the Scientific
american is authority for the follow
ing cure for corns: Take one-fourth
cup of strong vinegar, crumb finely
into it some bread let it stand half
an hour, or until it softens into a
good poultice; then apply on retiring
at night. In the morning the sore
ness will be gone and the corn can
be picked out. If the corn is very
obstinate one it may require two or
more applications to affect a cure.