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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Sta0t Baltimore.

8eOeutcuoer SraH0 All Oer ga
rutoga=S traBe. - G'egeu ) llbr am
Samfug giadmtttag gcrietb baS iiiufit0fige
9SOa SrOdcnb0uS buter Der SaiiiaulcOer=
Sabrit Der Serreu SDenr1 Slices & 5obue,
gir. 15-19, Saratoga ga->StruBe, in &rauo,
unb Der belle TCucrdcu ;og ldJneu cine
groBe Dienl6emnenge herbct. Der Scuer=
iUebr gelang eS Siuar balo, oes Srau1cS Serr
III lperOcn, immerbiu aber betrdgt Der Sd)az
oen am 9auic uuO am 9SaarenlaGct etmn
$4,000, po0ou $4,000 Ourd SerIiderung in
ser ,,8eutid) 2lmeritauiiheu" mo $4,000
ourt Seriidcrung in Der o0eutiden 6euer=
&CriiderungS @eiCllidoit" gcoedt ftnO.
Die SituuttOu in Ben @um6 Der
ldnber 6 GOblcngrubGn. - Die G'ru-
beuorbeiter liuo, iuie aus ,uuerldiiiger Guelle
uerlautet, entidloiieu, iIdJ Der augefiinOigtcu
2obnbcrabiebung inter teineu llmltGu6rn III
untermerien; ia, picle Don ibneu miinid)teu,
Die &rbeit iOiort ciu5uTeaen uno nidJt bis
;ulu Is. B. Sits. III marteu, iuurueu aber
iiberittmmt. Sie bcrufen iid Oaraui onB
Die @umberldnocr Goblcn e,nen L06ereu
GrciS bringeu, al8 tie 9learfielocr, uuo 0aB
ocstNlb tetH @jrrno pOrlag, oic |0bne auf
Oas gtiuean BON so @cuts bcrob,u6 tiideH
So1ten ole &rbeitgeber nint nod in Der
2mGlitcn Stunoe eiucn Scrgletd) berbei;us
iiibren iuden, 10 tam man fd uuf eincu
laugen un6 bartnddigeu &i geiaBt ma
den; bonn bic Srganiiation Der Grnbenar
better, Die Sitter Der arbeit," beiiuoet IiGt
in einem bliibenoen 3uIanSe mo Oeriiigt
iiber iclr beoeuten0e @cl0mittcl.
SCOPES 6nn1titetn Sabrtt. -
Gute8 &aumuterial, 0a5 0auerhaftigtcit,
Sdonbeit uno 8iuigteit OerbiHOet, mar uOn
jeber eruiinidlt, aber Der crlt tiir3lid gegrijuz
oeten SCOPES Suuditeiu=, Cement uuo
Sarbenz@ @onlpagnie," oereH SnbritgebGuoe
al @de Der SolliuS un0 Baplonltr Dor noe.
ntgen @od)eu UolleHOet iuoroen IN, blieb eS
uorbebulten, billige, id0uc un6 ieurriihere
8aufeine Su liefern. Sir Oic Site 0eiien,
mas iie proouSirt, iteben Sad)ueritGnoige,
tpie 0r. $. @. 9rapen, Cabin Sroun,
Sun6esmarinc Sngenicurc, Der Gtoil Sn
geuieur s. $. gatrobe, !or. 9lanoolpb, ser
@Gei Sugenieur ser Baltimore Ohio
8abu," nno anoere berOOrragenSe Sngez
nteure Elm. Die Searnteu Der Gompaguie
iiuo Die Soerreu gG. s.. 6oopes, BrdT6ent,
6. s.. gatrobc, Sugeuicur, 9eurn S0mes,
Sdabmei1ter. 9ircftoren: 8corgc gS.
Utilteuberger, Mf. D., g9m s.. Salomin,
iun., gEm. s.. Scopes, 6enrO SamcS, Y. s..
gatrObc, gewiS y. 9arOep unO gSiaiam
Srtiuine.
Rtdt fir ben Sob elmer 6rau
pernntmo ortlid. - Am so. september
bate ser pom Sobn Sm9ier gelentte Bagcn
6rau Senriette 6Offner nmgerannt. Dor.
geitern wegen Scranlaiiurg ibre5 ablebenS
pro;eliirt, marO SngIer fretgelprodeh oa
Die 6rau nidt Oeu Serlesungen, ionoern Der
2ungeuentSiinOuug erlegen par.
Cine 3etttlage, alLi etncu @ools
3ettel Der Srigbton Sead) 9euueu pom
Sttober baiirt, paro Samiag pom 8idter
@areg ;u Ser Sertlngten (Diartin SorOan
uno Sobn 3. 8ice) Gunlteu unS gegeu ben
Sldger (SOiepb Srenner) uui benz 9teturs.
mege enhdieoeu. Srie6ensridter 0tperS
bate ulio bcm Sldger $40 OergebenS 3uz
ertannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
GcOoil(c unS 6uitcau.

Gbicago, II. Wdr;. - @eorg ScOpjae
bcmerfte geitern cinem 9tepOrter gcgeniiber,
er CLAUDE, e8 iet am beIen fir oaS ganS,
oab @uiteOu gebdngt wer0c; eS weroe Oann
en- limIGJmurg in Der 0ficntlihcn 0teilumg
fat.finOen uno @uiteau luer6c Dem ganOc
oen gto6cn 9ienit leiltell, 0aB er circ 9feuiz
OH Der @ciete ;um Shuee 8abufuuiger
perbetfiibrcn meroc. Gr babe ieSod) Ocu
YrGiCenteu Nrtbur brieilit1 eriuht, @uiteau
ouf Scben83eit ms @efdrgniB uu0, wenn er
buiclbit tObitdltig uerbe, in eiu SrrerbauS
;u idideu. ST CLAUDE, OaB Der Brdiioent
iiber 6icicn Sriei iebr al gebrad)t iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Nichmdrfte.

Gbtcago, II. Nar;. - Die .3ufubr
bon Shmeineu belief fid| beute auf 5000
Stld; Serienbung $500; bic Yretie oartrz
ten ,uiIden $500 unS 800. = 8tnOpieb:
3ufubr 1400, Gerienbung 450O; Sertduie
;u$2. 20 bis $G.75.-S6aafe: 3ufubr /, 200,
Serienbung 200; Sertdufe gu $4.25 bis
$500.
ct. QOuts, II. 0tdr3. - Sdpetne ::
3urubr 100, Serienbung 1900; Sertdufe ;u
$3.50 bis $6.75. - HinOpieb: 3ufubr 100,
Serienbung 800; Serfdufe Su $3.25 bis
$6.30.-Sd)aafe: 3Ufubr 5000, SerIenbung
0O00, Sertaufe Su $4.00 bis 5000.
gof Qtbertp, Yenni, II. @tdrS.
- s nSpteh; Ginfuhr 119 Serfdnfe BON
$500 bis $6.25. = Sdmeine: 3ufubr 1900,
&ertdufe III $G.35 bis $7.40. = Sdaafe:
ginfubr 400, SertGlIie gu $4.00 bis $6.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Gin Serfmh, Gin 0efdngniB in
&rnnS III ifecfcn.

Ycter8burg, Sirg., II. WfQr;. ;.-Gin,
III brciiQbrtger Saft pcrurtbcilter gcgcr
Hnmeus Sarria, UeriudJte geitern OaS @OHns
tpgefdnguiB gu Yriuce @eOrgc nie0er3ubrcns
uen. Der 6uBbo6en mar bereitS in SranO
geratben, uno menn nidt cin auOercr Str1f=
ling nod re65eitig 2ln;eige erItattct bdtte,
10 Wdre baS @ebauSe ubgrbranut uuJ Die
@eiangenen mGren entncoer perbraNnt ODER
bdtten ibre Sludt bcluerfftelligt. Seute
0torgen er,oeGte man, oH5 6atriS Die
@rmOroung 0eS @eidngribmartcrS geplant
hnttr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
@nnserbare Wettuna.

9caDptlle, Col. II. Didr;. - Cine Cos
fomotiue Der o9enOersGio s@ranSe Sabn"
muroe uncontrolirbar unb lief bas abidiiFge
@eleiie Swii6en Ntalta unb geaouile nit
elmer S1uelligteit BON so Dieilen biiiab.
llngefdbr 80 SUP uOr einem nit Baliagieren
aefiillteu 3uge iprang iie Don ben Sdieuen
unO iuuroe elm uollftduOiges Brad. giie>
manS iuuroe perlebt. Der 2ofomOtipiibrer
unS SoeiSer retteten bird eiuen Sprung ibr
pPheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Moi,cnfampf in NiprS.Garplina,

&aGeigb, N.=G, 10. 0iar;. - 9Seuigs
items 1000 Neger maren an einem 2uirubr
betbeiligt, meldler geitern Su Sbr6 Greet,
G.-G., porfiel. Gin giegcr griff eineu gSeiBen
an uno ais ii6 2esterer uertbetOigte, mild
ten 1i6 anoere Neser Elm, iuorauf aud au-
oere 9SeiBe an Dem Sample Autbeil nabmen.
Sruppen tuelde mad oem Shauplate ges
idlift murbeu, unteroriidten oen 6ramal
unO perbaiteten uiele Der &dbelsiabrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
@rinahe Gin 9anaeridt.

Scranton, Yenni., 10. Mdr;. - Sin
Diob umringte bente bic Sdeuer zines ge.
mtIien @riffnS Ill Bart &lace, I'M ben 80.
idbriQcn Saniel 8agner, meld)er Elm Iddu0.
ltd)es Serbre6en all eiuem s i6brigen Rdo.
den begangeu uilb itd ipGter in Der Sdeuer
Oerborgen bate, Ill lpn6eu. Die Seb0r6e
fam Sem Mob suuor, inbem iie ocu llebel-
tbdter perbaiteu rnO in oaS @efGHgniB britt
1en lirB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Enhr&f1nr.

sm o. 4ldr1 Gliia 5OsbertD i'm 73. esbensasgt.
&m 8. Dar; SGtbarine u. Gilcrmdnn IN ~ ees
bensiabre. ~
glGBii6 am 9. b. Ebomas s eambein i'm G6
9ebensidtre.
gm 10 Bars um bps ubr ). Gf. Gidjelber9er,
0elqeliebter Gate Ger Gija6et9 Gi9s1Rer9er I'M TO-
Qeb6Esiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Der @elnnrnrft.

Wem YOtt II. Wldri, = 6olgen=
oes In0 Die S6luBnottrungen: GelO brafte
A YrO;ent unb idloB ;H 4 Yro;ent.-
Sterltng z&ediel 4.854-4.85l auf60 Gage,
4.6944.S9I auf Si6t.-8mOeS=S =Sbligatio=
nen: uerlGugerte Sed,ier 1905, 90. Scr 1923,
41zprO3. 1138, 90. 4=proj. 118. - 2fttten ;
9lbums' @rpreB 141, Central Bacific S74,
Gbei. & Ohio 90, @rie 34Bh 90. Brior. 694,
gute Sbore 111A R.zS. @entralS15, I, ytOrtbs
gEeiteru 1919, 90. Frior. 1881, N=Y. Gent
tral 130, Yittsburg 134, &cabing 53!, 9t9fz
Sslanb 1913, llniou=B Bacific I'LL, gSeiteru
linton 76!.-lluteridatamts Stlan;: 9art=
gelo SIC, ,91G, 1854. So, @ourant$4, ,318, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
@ennpr'fthe Nropbeseiunaen,

Montreal, II. Mar3. - Senior laBt
iolgenben @urnuusSrui erl6aucn: SD
parue Hetu=Yort uno Die benadbarte 8iiitenz
gegenb, Die Wftttel- -Staateu, m0gli6erpeiie
audi Heufunblano unb Die am Meere geleges
nen Yrouinsen Dor eiuer am 18. uno 10. B.
Dits. bcporitebenben Shrrmperiooe nit SIC
aen in ben iiioliberen IND Sduec III oeu
n6rhlidlereu @eQeuoer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
9oSesan3ciee.

Gcrutna nth III t9r itGre uner tpelrer So5n ino
Brilber Scbanu eirau i'm alter BON % 5aBren, ii
Rpuoteu unb 7 TngeH. Die Beerbtgaue iinoet mors
aen, 1ienf4ca, fTsb = ubr. pom Srdusrbnnie gr.
16S, mFunifenhrGse, aus itatt, rpow 6rsunee uro
9ertpnntte n1tHuasu0a eiugelaesn ipereen.
Die trnRerusea GsIsru Ebomas @rau une 5rla
(61B neon Gei8niiteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Nrne Na,eigen.
Srauun0cn.

F@n 8. 9ldrs curb Soitor $ {. Mc@rat5 Cigar
sS. Rppe ans Baltimore, 4lc., nit sri. Rebsda q.
Otto aus gbiIabelpbiu, 9a.
Gprb Gaiior @eor9 G. Spns5 Jobn Coleman NIT
6ll. Mosaic Sinfer, 8eibe aus Baltimore.
9m L. 9inTs Surob Bnbbt Or S;oIo adron RUfcns
thai aus @reenpi9e. S.se., nit SRI. Scttte taHs
aus Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
sas @fprsaeheimnia in seftpn.

YOiton, -. Midr3.-Giu geipticr Sranf
SOple ans Ntal6eu, welder icit elmer ISOLDE
ueri6munoen 1T, wir0 jebt perbadtigt Der
Dt6rber Der Srau Srll SI ietn. Wtau Wei6,
oaB er ungeiabr 5u Der 3ett, in Oel6er ser
Oioro peribt murbe, mebrere Gage lang be-
trunfen gerpeien mar. Die $oli}ei iabuOet
aHi ibn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Mfnhnme 6rrffer frnne.

GbtcagO, II. MdrS. = Iabame Ser
fer 1T bier ertrantt. Gle mar nidt In,
Stanoe, in BEN Sorfeauuseu Der StratOi9s
Operugeleaidaft in Nilpautee aufsutretsu.
bofft jtoof, am MOntas in ct. eouts nit
pirten III t0aueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
GntjnnSnng 6cr 6arn6faSe nub Der
9iiercu,

iotos bei tronii6en 6dgsu BON bsiBsn Ilus unS g.s
b0rnlltteleibeu.
Cine 6Iaihe eubdIt me5r uftibe nnS beiltrSstfs,
Glemente nls iraeno Elm nilberes 4udparut Die Wes
oiiin ipro theeIonelmeile qenOmreu UGBrenS aubere
Ndtts iilrf bis icbs 4idI 10 piel erforoeyn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13

oGs imgugenbide ben qudlerbfeu 9eiSerGiuBaIt t5rt
has Gntiinnuu9eu nno GDnpeitionen beut, m0qen ne
nm on ben Slllgen, oem Dlagen, Den GuQeueoet ben
eiumaliger 4uUenbuuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
@erbnnnnaS. @efdhmerSrn.

&nbr, StdrrhOe, Gbpcr1 Ylprbus c6er Ibmsr,sagtsr
ShlbL9ang ircrben IN l5-2O Dlhuteu trirt btr1
Sijrouu1, pcoer SdWdde mob Wlattjateit berlIrIaAt
ber 9eGraul5 bon ". ". Relief
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Gin Solar pro Jlafbe.
Sf0rtuHD's &eap0 NeGef
tnrirt une pcrbltet

9Iubr, 9iarrb0e, @bOltra Rorbus, Ele6er
uno Sdlmrri, &brumatiSmuS, uerU6ls
ShmcEcn, 8ipbtberitiS, SalSeut,
climbing, Snhucn3a, 2lt6=
uungSbtldJmeroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
allen apot9eteRsU 9abeh
wRan Isfe .,5alib uHe 16Gbrl"
&n ba8 Nu5lifnm

"a fam feline Before garante far ben Berts boH
Or Rabhab's aItbegriireeteu x, X. ". 9ellnilttrtn
aifoetpieien lpereen, ais 6is eleuoeH uro mIsl0eu
Wo6abuiineeu eerielbeu Gs sebt iopobl iali2e, Re-
IoIbeuis" ais aud .,Reliefs" Ere ,,Btus," Sebet
QUO bpr unb berlargt upr RdewnnS Hnb nfrtet bars
ouf bas Der SAINT ,Raepa9" ilb aRi een set6uiten
NrtitA bsltahet, C5glE20, ,De@R6 ARsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Geresrap6if6e 9epefGen.
Scntncfp'er Ayresfreibeit.

gsrtte Ger ,,@iOcirten @reiie" fir BEN ,,9eutItsr
Gorreippnpenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Sn einer bis ,Dan,ig Minntsn,

hieiebr and bic Rbamotii6eu, 8ettIdgerigen Gdipas
1en &ertruppetten, HcrOoeu, @j6tiGeu ocer an ions
'Naer 8rdntteit Seibcnoeu geqltdt ieiI roaen Rdes
nap sRcaep Nelicf" ipiro GuBeubidli9e 9dIie i5afa
fenbei
GuBiinoungen Der Ricren, gnt;iiuSunaeu Der
Slale, @c0drm &utiiiuouugen, gungen-Gon,
geitiOncn, 9alSleioen, Aitbna, 6er,tlopfeH,
8ipbtberic, bgiteriiden 2lufGaen, 8rduns,
6atarrb, SnflueH3a, &Opimeb, i3abnI6mer.
gen. geuralgic, 6brumatismuS, taltem uub
beiBem Sieber, 9ibncraugen II. 6roitbeuleH.
Die NuiucnSuns Ses ,Reabb geIief" an Der ober ben
leihen6en Steuen piro grlebteruns
baiien.
9rsiBis bis Ie6sis 9ropfen tn6On in etnem baIben
Trtnt8os BON BaTer tueroen in iueni3en GugenbIideu
gr0mpte, Wla3enidilre, Spe6rennen, qopfi6mer,eu,
Deiben un6 aue inneriben S9merieu beileu.
Hetlenoe lputen INNER cine Tldibe A1oudH'S
,9teaor 8eiei Bel itd trdgeu. g8euige JropieN oIs
bon, in @nier getban, beugen allen 6rdntbeiten una
ben bamit pertnptten Seibeu, bic nils beH ebrdu9e
lledten 8aijers entiprngen Dor. G5 III Elm beIerss
StimuINnt, als tran5ciiiter Srarep oOer 8ittersr.
Saltcs unS biti9eS Tieber.
Sultes II. bieigcs 6icber gebeiltf fir so gts.
es oieBt tein beeres SeimitteI in Der BeIt tuaS 10
'dne ale &rten bon Tieber beit mD9eU fie bon 0eYs
borbenIr Suft (Dialard) ober begntrrter Sale foms
men, rOqen lie S6arldds, Gerbens ooer eeIbes 5e5er
6aS ,,Rearp Relief" Or. RaepapS.
Thnf;ie GentS pro Slafdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Gin 0esctabilifbcs Grfatmittel far
GQlOmel.

Boutommen obue ieQI6er 8eIe'5mdd elegant NIT
iIbsm gumni glaiir, pur8jren, resulIEeH, rsintaen
unb itdrten.
RaepaDs @inen ur alr oger aranf5sten bss
Baasns, Der 2eber, ber 8ebdrme Der yereu, oer Sas
Ie 'ope fir rerboies qopipeb geriiopfung Snoi9es
ittcn Spspepije, biioe 3tdnoe, 6ieber, unterei6s'
Gutsiiubuug, SGmorrhpoen uu6 ale unoeren HeIbeu
bes nutereibes. Cine bouiOumeue 9ur aardutirt.
9eiu begetabiiib, feline Spur pom 4ertr, Dlineraeu
pber ibdbliden 9rcoueu.
g1S gun bsadbte foIgeu6e Sbmptore ron 9runibe {
ten Der gerSnnulg5organe gsropillna, iurerIiA
iy eS,fsit ossrsnns rs efe pSr Ssn e
gnaencriiden, idrres &uiioBen, Stnten ooer Se5eH
hes Serlens, sridenbe5 GefiibI bei'm Gegsr, @ebet
oSer Tladern Dor ben @u9en, 55te6er une ouulptt
S6mersen i'm 9opie odenosn athsm, geI5es AWsic
ben her Sdut uuo Der @ugeu, Seitsnte6eU, S5msr3eS
in Der 8rit uuo IN ben @Eeoern, plokIt2e @HoauHR'
gen BON Sise, Bremen bes Tleibes.
Giuige Dozen bon Raemdns pinen peroea pas
Spem Don allen obersenanHtsO arantbs'sen oeirslsH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
saltcs nnS bitiacs Tieber.
g d D 10 a y s
@egnlirenOe @iQell.

Spnfpmutene purganien, lineernee Abfnbr
mlttcl, mirfen ubne 2dlmeri, ffets IuuerIdTs
iis une ndtiIrlieb in ibrer Operation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
Nreis 25 GentS pro S6a@tel.

sgir fcieberbolsr, sab Scr 9e'sr unierev Bt5tg ws
S6riitsr Gber aTant5eitsH uno esgsn sNE i'usFes
mus, Dor ausw:
n6aHd unO s8abr,"
.Gaowag iiber Srritable llretbra,"
,9Ha6pap iiber Stropbeln"
uns anSntSbrfter hbsr sr1nt6eitsn beri4tebner ars
EGan f6ide cine Brieimorte an @nefunb & COMP,
SIR 80, @arrens, Ode ber GbUrdIrabe Reto BORT,
gaY BeIebrtns Sau'enbe eeE Dollars ipsrt5, lp!rb
elld5 sps,5idt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
i&mer,berttlaenae Miittel.

81 par 6a8 erfe mO n baa ein,Ln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-13
AZ. Sabrgang.
2lene Anseiaeil.
Nerfebr nit benz SnSen
iiber Gle ,sSeiftid,e Marpldneer Giisnbabn.
Saltimprc's Sbauce.
,,@n ben gl&ttrsn Ssnat umN

Sorssi6lugene 0entiGriit an bte @ss
fes9ebunS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16
Our New West.

Some years ago the country between
the Missouri River and the Rocky Noun
tains was regarded as desert; at best
fit for nothing but grazing purposes.
These plains cover an enormous extent
of country, and there is now reason to
believe that in the. course of the next
twenty-five years the greater part of it
will become arabic land, which will
grow magnificent crops. There are
three agencies at work effecting this
change. One of these is irrigation. The
streams which issue from the melted
SHOWS of the Rocky Mountains are being
carefully utilized to irrigate large sec.
tons of land east of the foot hills. AS is
well known, the Mormons have con-
verted the Salt Lake Valley into q per-
feet garden. Before they set up irri-
eating bitches Utah was in appearance
the most unpromising portion of the
earth's surface for the growth of agri-
cultural products, but water applied to
! these sage-brush deserts changes them
as if by magic, and, makes them won-
derfully fruitful. Still another means of
utilizing these grazing plains is foundin
the sinking of artesian wells. The water
which reaches the surface by this means
is gradually absorbed by the thirsty soil,
and the desert blossoms like the rose.
Many of these wells have already been
opefled, and in time there will be thou
sands of them, each the center of an al
most recreated district of country. But
the most potent influence at work is the
steady extension of population west of
the rainfall. As the country becomes
settled and trees are planted, the rains
become more frequent and heavier, It
is believed in time even Denver will be |
subject to showers sufficiently frequent
to convert the arid regions of its neigh.
borhood into fruitful fields. Horace
Greeley predicted that the time would
come when these dry plains would be-
come dotted with wind-rnils, which will |
pump up the water out of the vast depths |
of the artesian wells. 1t is claimed that |
the building of railroads has great deal
to do in attracting the rain from eastern
skies and watercourses. = Densorest's
Monthly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16
Care of Horses.

| /. Never allow anyone to tease I'll
tickle your horse in the stable. The ami
NAL only feels the torment and does moi
understand the joke. Vicious habits are
thus easily brought on. -, 1t
2. Never beat the horse when in the
stable Nothing so soon makes him
permanently vicious.
3. Let the horses litter be dry and
| clean underneath as well as on top.
Standing on hot fermenting manure
makes the hoofs soft, and brings on
| lameness.
A., Change the litter partially in some
parts, and entirely in others, every
morning, and brush out and clean the
stall thoroughly.
5. To procure q good coat on your
horse naturally, use plenty OF rubbing
and brushing. Plenty of ''selbow grease"
"opens the pores, softens the skin,
and promotes thee animals general
| health. ~@~@i- ''-S
s. Never clean horse in his stable.
The dust fouls the crib, and makes him
loathe his food. -. -. ~s~ 6s q
Z. Use the curry comb lightly. When
used roughly It il q source Of great pain.
8. Let the heels be well brushed out
every night. Dirt, If allowed to cake
in, causes grease and sore heels. -
| 9. Whenever horse is washed, never
leave him till ohe, is rubbed quite dry.
He will probably get a chill if neglected.
TO-. When q horsecomes off journey
the first thing is to walk him about till
he is cool, if he is brought in hot. This
prevents his taking cold. -
IL. The next thing is; to groom him
quite dry, first with wisp of straw and
then with a brush. This removes dust,
dirt and sweat, and allows time for the
stomach to recover itself and the appe-
tite to return. ' - -
r. Also, let his legs be well rubbed
by the hand. Nothing so soon removes
a strain. Lt.also detects therns .splin-
tiers, soothes the animal and enables him
to feed comfortably. II %-. .a~,.-..-- -
: Is. Let the horse have some exercise
every day. Otherwise he will be liable
to fever or bad feet.
IA. Let your horse stand loose, if pos
sible, without being tied up to the man
gers Pain and WEAKNESS from a con-
fined position induce bad habits and
cause swollen feet and other disorders,
Is. Look often at the animals feet
and legs. Disease or wounds in those
parts, if at all neglected, soon become
dangerous.
16. Every night look and see if there
is any stone between the hoof and the
shoe. Standing on it all night, the horse
will be lame next morning.
LII the horse remains in stable his
feet must be stopped Heat and
dryness cause cracked hoofs and lame
ness. .--.----.---..-
Is. The feet should not be 'sstopped"
oftener than twice in the week. 1t
will make the hoofs soft and bring on
corns. s-.u ~.-ez - - u Fl
10. Do not urge the animal to drink
water which he refuses. 1t is probably
hard and unwholesome.
20. Never allow drugs to be admins
tered to your horse without your knowl-
edge. They are not needed to keep the
animal in health, and may do the great
est and most sudden mischief.-N. 2.
Graphic. - r~s
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16
Common Quotation Errors.

"God tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb" was long attributed to the Psalms
of David, until oft-repeated corrections
have convinced people that the sentiment
belongs s., Maria in Laurence Sterne's
eSentimental Journey" The epigram,
s'Spare the rod and spoil Child" is still
often quoted as one of the Proverbs of
Solomon, and is rarely attributed to its
author, Butler (see "Hudibras, part H.,
canto 2; line Si3). The nearest APP
proach to any such phrase to be found
in the Bible is the text, she who spareth
the rod hateth his son" prov xiii, 24).
The reference to s'pouring oil on
troubled waters" is often supposed to be
scriptural, though the Bible does not
make any such aliusion. s'Man wants
but little here below" is an expression
no older than Goldsmith's Hermit"
though it is generally quoted either as
Scripture or from line of an ancient
HYMN. s'Mansions of the blest" are
mentioned in the revelations, not of St.
John the Divine, but to the Monk of
Evesham CA. ID. 1496.)-An the Year
RoHnI.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16
A Commercial Item.

Nose Schaumburg's little boy, al.
though only ten years old, is travelling
around slung to a tray, like miniature
Sam'l of Posen, instead of being sent to
school where he could acquire knowl-
edge of arithmetic that might be useful
to him hereafter.
An Austin gentleman stopped Nose
Schaumburg, junior, and asked the little
fellow how much he made on his arti-
cles.
'sFive per ,shent; don't yer want a
bair of sushpenders fora Aquarater of q
tollar?"
''Five per cent! Why that's rot much
profit" -
81 hash never pin to school, but I
suppose makes five per .shent. What
costs me one tollar l seds for five toll
lars Don't you want two BARS of sush-
pc ders for quarter OF a tollar. -
TEXAS StJtinq's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16
Cured of Drinkinc

A young friend of mine was cured of an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had SO pros
trated him that he was unable to do any-busi-
ness. He was entirely cured by the use of
Hop Bitters. 1t aliayed all th1t burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor !;
made his nerves steady, and he has remained
q sober and steady man for more than two
years. and has no desire to return to his cups !;
know of number of others that have been
cured of drinking by it-''-From a leading
Railroad Official, Chicago, nl.-Times. -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

way II the trees are to stand until they
become quite large, additional thinning
may be necessary. But ithey should al
ways be thick enough to obviate the
side trimming of branches. The thin
nings will always possess considerable
value.-Chicdoo Times. ) - E~1J
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

CA curious accident recently occur
red in Rushford, Allegany County, n. Y.
While a thrashing machine was IN mo-
ton q dog walked over the rod which
connects the power with the separator,
and the bushy hair of his tail became
wound around the rod, and the dogs
tail was completely severed. from, his
body. 1t cost his life. .4d : As'-'- :.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

We agree with an exchange that
there is disgusting amount of crime in
the newspapers, but the man who has
q pimple on his nose can't blame the
looking glass for showing it.-Philadez-
phsa Meas.