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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
llmrmbcn an Der nOrSpeitli6en
Nreu.e.

g8iunepeg, WnnifObu, 90. 55ebruar.-
Gtue 3epei6e aus 8attleicr6 meloet, ba6
ff Spiiden oem Reo Deer unb benz Brand
6luB Elm grobes 2ager Der Sladfeets Snbiaz
ner befinOet. 8ieielbeu 3iebsn auf ben Siebz
otebItabl aus uub baben beretts mebrere
Sunoert Stid Sieb get0btet. .3nei Cana.
Oier uno 5Wei amerttaner, osren 9eihen ge=
runbeu murben, fino mutbmaBlih pon ben
Sladfeet ermorbet moroeu. Guf Der @ropz
Greetz 6eieroatton ltablen 6te Siour .Subinz
ner 5neibunoert Yferoe. Sie muroeu iiber
Die @reu3e uerfOlgt uuo Die Bferoe i9uen
mte6er abgejagt. Die amerifauilden Be=
t0roeu miihtsn ii6 ierOf, elm unb oerbaftes
ten Die GtgentbIrer Der Bfer0e. Otefel6eu
purben ipdtsr tuieber In 6retbsit geieet, bic
Bferbe fno aber nod auf ameritaHiider
iSpIfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Sie Ma6e elmer Srau unS
Miutter.

Bines8luff, arf., %. 6ebruur.-Srau
Nic &fee, Satin zines in oieiem @puntp
tpobnbaften 6armcrs, ;erIAmetterte oHl
lettsn Samfage tbrem Woune our6 einen
Sdlag nit einem @epebrluufe ben S6doel.
Sic belt ihu felt einiger 3eit I'm SerOadt,
ebebreheriifen Sertebr nit ieiner Sttefs
tohter, tbremSinbe, 81 treiben, uub ertappte
tbn AM Samfnge auf friiAer Sbat. Gle
iiebt i'm @efdngniiie ibrem $rOjeiIe entgegen.
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@d6erihetI.

Srtnton, H.zS., 80. Sebr. - Gomaro
Oioore, Elm bieiiger SotelbeIiter, muroe Dor
etma brei gSohcn BON etuem Suuoe gebifeu.
@eteru purbe CT BON Nerpeutrdmpfen be-
fallcn, unb unperteunbare Spmptome Der
SSahcrideu baben fdl iettbem etngefeut.
WIan begt teiue Soffnuug auf ietns &ettung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Hhicnnn'a SnieIhn1Ien-

8 9tcQgo, 23. 8ebr. = Welteru NbenN
mar gum erfcn Dfale in Der @ei9t9te Chi
cogO'S teine etu5tee Splel600e ofIen. III.
Sanfins' Gtobliiiement, cine Der gr66ten
Gptel6bllen Der Staot, tpurSe seftern &beno
BON Der Boli3ei geidlofeu uHb Die Spieltii9e
nsbft 3ubebor coufsjirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Gin 9pllar pro Tlaf3e.
q. q. q.
81 0biuoU's HcGSD 9felieF

turirt unb perbuttr
&uhr, 2tarb6e, &bOlcra glorbus, 5tebeS
nab ShmcrI &bCumatismus, nerO0le
yodmcrien, 3ipbtberitiS, 6alseRis
3itHoung, Snflncu5a, It9z
uungSbcldwcroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
1omp;rciTcI. Grplpiipuen.

sits burg, ECnr., -. Sebr. - SIN
g8al;werte Der 50. u, .yt. SnerS & Comp.
ereignete iidl uGl y llbr stne 8anpiteiiel'
Grploiiou, ourdJ Wlld)e ouS @ebGuoe tbcil=
meife oemolirt unb &. glpers, iOwte Sobn
gaoelle leidt perlebt murptu. Sin brttter
gtann, beiieH y|ams nidt erntrteIt muroc,
trug lebeusgefdbrlihc, mabrldeiaItdl t0pts
ljdlC SerlcSungel oapon.
2 t. gOui8, %. Sebr.-Giuer Der GeiIcl
III ben "Vulcan Steel Work" in SHo= Ct.
gouis erplObirtt gegeu II llbr beutc Sormtt=
tag init furdtbarer @eual.. llugefdbr 100
2rbeitGr maren sur 3ett in ben g8erfcr be.
ffdftigt, pon melfen Ntifaet Saflp, Sobn
8olan, Sront Chambers unb Slioer 9lnoc
t0btlid periuun6et lpuroen. 9fobert Golfer,
0tile @rontn, 6runt guftIs, 8bos. 8rannan
mn orei anOere Ntdnner erlitteu bebenfitfe
%rrleguugen. Ser TaudidlOt Oea 2Sertss
murOe umgeDorfcn uub bas @ebdu6e nod
ami anbere 2Seile beid66iQt.
@Ieupclanh, 9, %. 6rbrUar,-Su
gictu tu=@arliSle, 8, crploOtrtc geitern Der
Sampitciiel elmer bcmeqbareu SGgemiible
uno brei Utduuer, Jtameus SEQ. Stutmanu,
NdGael Smmel uuo III 0trlhbCrqsr mur
ben get0otet, mdbreno ;pei anocrc, NdmenS
&Cetp NIB Snte!mduu id)mere Serlebun
gen bdpon tragen. Strielmauu miro iuabrs
idciulih iterbGu. Ser Refcl War icit ldu
QcrCr 3ctt id]aohaft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Gnt5nuSmIg Der S5arnbiaie uuS Dee
SIiercn,

iohis bet tpriitsu 6daen pon ipCibsm 5lu5 uRS %.
bdriuuttereioer.
Cine ,SlGite sutbdlt mIbr attire uuS 5sllsrdfttse
Glcrente, oils rAcuc Gin aH6eres 9TdpGrat Di, Rea
otiin irtrb tbttlpneIpciie 9euommeu ud9r,rS anSss
Ytttel illMl bla itdla 4laL 10 rieL sripretrn
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q a D ~ d y 8
NeaMLirenbe GiQen.
SoIfommene gurganjcn. lineeruer Abfibrs
mittel, wirtCH UhnG Sdbmerl, ifcts juperldIs
Hg une natltrltcD in tbrer Operation.
Gin eeSetatitifbe8 GrIaemtttel faS
alOmel,

BoJtommer Otreje3'iter 8tiseidmad sIesunt aN
'tBem gumm BIaitrt. pursCJn, reBuItgeH retntssx
urb 1idrten.
RaepaDS Ginsn ,ur BUR aaer araulbeiteH bes
1agCrs oer Scber her geodrme Der Gtgreu, Der BlaS
f. 'oIrte fit ucrbces Nopfult @tritopfH9, 5rbtges
iior Gtspeps, billois RuitdHpe 6,eber unterleibSs
Gutstlraun9, SdmorrbUIoeH uu6 ale Guocren GebtH
he's unttrleibes. GNe uGgtemmcne Sur garaltirt
orer jtdtlicbeH IrpUueu.
~ Wau beatte foIgenSe Symphonic BON Rrartba
ten eer 8er6lnugSorg0ue 0eritcpiurg, iHuetliR
SdmDrrboioen, 8utpnluHg nab BEN Gopis eaure
i'm Waqeu, uebetelt Soobreuusr, Gtel Dor oem slsHs
ARaaeuoriiteu iautes &uii;o5eu, Sinten ober Be5eH
bes SCREENS, eritideuees 8sfitl beim Gic5er, 3tod
cher Tladcrn bcr ben 9luger ,5teber Hno 6uupts
Sdmer3cu I'M Gppfe, itpdau6en @tBem, salbe5 Ausie
Zen her baut uuh her @uGer, Seitenebsn, 5pmsrlea
IN Der guS uub IN BEN Glebsrr, plosltfs An~auuas
ger pCu Site, Bremen oes Sleiites.
Gtuigs 2oien con Rdepaps giuen Ioetosn eas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Sammbrud, in 9cuiSpiue.

@ouiSpitle, %. Sebruar - Der alte
itGbtiidle 2lbiugsfaual OIL bcr Bear GraG
@reet brad beutC friib ourd) Den 0aun,
melter ibn bon ieuem Sad treuute, uuo oas
@eleiie Der Short Cine 8abu" murbe aui
cine Strede bon 100 gDarbs ierit0ri. @ine
Hangirloforotiue ltiirste gcgeN Sagesan=
trnf III Die burd ben 9aminbrId entitau=
hene 00biuHg unt aue auI Der 2otomotipe
befinblifen Widnner puroen oerlebt. GiHe
grOte gSdIiermafie ergOB ittl iiber oaS Sc
6iet ;tuiid)en Der Sadionz mo @lantonitra6e
In6 III menigsn 0tiuuten ftauo ieuer game
Sta6ttbeit uuter 96niier. Die Situation
oil Der 6luBfronte bat I'D, meleatlid acbei
icrt, Der 8luE lit i'm Sallcn unO man glaubt,
baB oaS Sdlinlmite uoriiber lit.
2p.uis spilIe, 23. Scbrunr. - Gs be
ianoen iit ied)S Manner, RdmcnS Sobn
StauiTgs, Gem 0uiier. SSobn 6arpCr, SobH
MiCfGrt. Eom Barrett rnO TreN. SurnS,
auf Der ycTomotiuc, alS biclelbc in oa5
oHrd ben 8ammbrudl entitaHOene g9d
hinabitiirjtC 0ieffcrt, St0lling5 un0 0dGper
mur1Cu ;iemltd inmer, iCvod ntd)t lcbenSz
Qeidbrtin, mo oie uebrigeu leidIt perlebt
IS iuir6 ais Gin mdh1eS gSunbcr betrahtet,
baB Jftemano un'S Gebcn fam. 0a6 gSalier
br0ng in &ell Goggenbedcr'S Q9bclmIble
oil Der @lobitrOte eiu uub r;tbtctG betrdtt=
liden SdJ0ocn in icucm Gtablihemeut all.
Gin pons Ser Semitic bes giegarS Sobn
2ewis beW9bHteS Sretterbaus al ser 9aH=
cOditraBe wur6e Ourh Bic Glutbcn cmpOrGc-
bobeu, ais Die 6dmilie gcraNc am Sriibz
itiidstildle 'uB. Scr SfCn mb cine SOBlcu=
Sellau!pe itiiritcu uu6 eetcH Oas 0Gu5 III
&ranb, iubefiCn mwroe buS 6cuer itncu gez
loid)t. 3ic.6amjlje murbc idlicblitb OHrd
8ppte gerettet. Niebrerc Albcitct ocS
SsmtmnG I(a6mEr[@" ent99iim!!lG,Se"! l,S! Nnr nit
fnoppcr giOtb benz &Obc, trl1em i;t uOn ben
6lutben in ieuem Gtabliiemeut iiberraidlt
iuur6cn. &ielc 6amiliCn iNc burd bas
g&afier ans ihrtu 2Sobnungen pertricbcn
morNen unb beiinbcu itd in GROCER gtotb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
su allen aPct5efsE gU Ra5sT.
mRan Ieit >. ..5aiif HHe sBabr'"
9ln eaS Rublifuml

&c tanu feins tefIsrs @urautis fur ben sBtrtb boa
Or Raepap's ait5Cgrlrteteu *. X, ". &eilmitfelH
auieepeien pereen, ais bic sleHoen une nuglolem
Ga6cbmuneeu ssrislben. Gs giebt iopobl faliAe Re-
iolreuts." nts aud ,8sIteis" une ,9tas." Sehet
Gud5 Dor une berlauat uur Rnemap'S uHb Gdtet Oags
aui, bof Der Qams ..5taetpae" i4 ant BEN sealitea
Arttfel bsitneet, C5ult20, ,9R5R6&H
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& hipinefuht

etsa3Cn Vnt UesrtH6itcgptbiIs; iircpbu,6ssiOSst
tH"a.th >Stp'a 4W'IwUc'p, Gut1ya.nG unb Ser.
lIp'.i'H 2'' 'a,'ef ,-ucry antbeit. lIrnprGGItHs
"''''''.' ,,rrrllHA A2pdhIt, rc iput SOtpetrr gsa
rrdNti wurrcU, irtl1S itmtr;lGite Operation uIAs
mtbr nbtriii'T5 i'r, @Jaerilt,H NHo iU aasH 6dQes
uuH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Gs mar Oas erfe m0 in Oas eiuSlge
iameribertilaenar Nlittsl.

tds tm9ueenblidc BEN q,ldeutIcu 9eioeuGiubut tbat
ons GntSilrornGen uuc GonpsitpncU beilt, rJasn Rs
nun an ocr &tnStn, Rem Naqcu Den GinlCipeioen oeR
= ri1en c6er durcren Srg0ueu I5rgu Sts babeu be
elnma.lGer NnlpCHrNna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24
Nsrsamnnns. @efdbiperbtn.

Muir, Iinrrtbc, Cholera Nirrbus pbcr I6mer,baFscx
SuIhla0ug ncroCu IN Is 20 Dliinteu firirt burS
&aemnt Ncdeh Aelici. AbebCr 0erfCphlra uod5 GHhs
SiuhuuP, rueecr S5htpa6e, ncd Ratttatstt berrfa6k
Der Ggeraub Ten u. ". Reliei.
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Sa einer tts ;pnn,ig MiauteR,


rteiebr aud bic Rfamntii6en @ettdgerioeu S5pa1
iNGer NrGuthet ScioCrhtu aequdlt ien mbgcn Nab
pGp sReasD steltcf" lpirb augeublidti6sSalei loaf.
fen BEL
GnBitnbungeu Ser Hicreu, Gu3iiuoungeu bet
Slale, @cOdrm Gutiiiubuugen, gungen- Gou~
GcitioncH SalSeibCu, 2lfbma, Ser,tlopftn,
8ipbtberte, bpitCriihen 2ufdllen, 8rduus,
Satarrb, Snflucuio, Sopfweb, i3abnibm.r-
ien, gteurnlgie, 6beumattsmu8, talfem uuS
RciBem 6ieber'< <SaBncraugcn IL. 6rOtbeuleu.
Gie aubsrSuna 6ts .Reaoe Aelief" an Der oS,r ben
itniIeu.
9rsifia bis ie6s,iq Trrtfeu babpu in eirerr buI5eu
Srtntgds bou 8aHer tperoen in ipeuigcu QugeubldtM
srampie, WOqeu'aue, Sc6breuueH, Gopi6merlsa
Gtdrrtoe, Shienterp, Gcltt. 8lituugeu In ben Gnaes
tptirtn uub olle tuuerItteu Sbm2rSeu beieu.
Heteuhe 'outeu INNER eine Slaic5e Bn6iuah'k
,Heabp 8CliCl" bel itb trd1tn. g9euge Iropien aas
Bon, IN &dner aetbun, beuNcn allen 1rdnfbeiten uuS
ben nanit rertnlipTteu Sclbeu bic aus benz 5ebrdu9e
ldledten gSnNers euprtIGeU Gs 1T Elm befsre&
StSnulaUt, ais frdu3oi'ber Srdnpg ootr 8ittTer.
Salte6 unb biRi9c3 Sieber.
Sultc8 IL. bieigcS 6icber gsbeilt fiir 80 Gts.
CO aiebt fcin becre5 6cilmitte tn Der BeIt foa3 70
ldac uue &tttu cpU Sichcr bcit, mDgeu ie BON per~
uplbcner Sut ltdldria) pNcr cegcnsrrter @dae tons
r,r moaen iIe Sdarlabs, Aercen ooer aeI6es 6tsbcS
has .,s!eacn Retief" Br. staepaps.
5anf;ig GeHtS pro 6laftae,
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GreiS 25 Gents pro s8a@tel,

gsir tpisb,yBoler. oab Der 9sier uuersr Bh9er usA
e6rtftsn Gbsr Rraui5eltsn rr6 OeJsn aur tiblrea
r,ps. Dor aGeHf:
r5ulid unb g8abr,"
,Raowag lber 9rritable uretbra,"
oTaomag itber StrOpbein"
unb aubsrsS6rttsn bbsr 9rartBsitsn b.riieOnsr art
Dlau Idi6e cine Sriefmurts an 8a6uas 4 Comp.
Slr. 81, sSarreus, Gde eer GburhitroGe Stem Dort,
t2s Selebruus. Gatieree poR Dollars i1sTsb, i1trS
Cub iassi4iet peresn.
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Sie meue Miotte .

Baibiugtou, 23. 6e6r.-0us 9aua
Gomtte Fiir 6lOtteuz2lngelegenBe geuebz
migte III letner beutigen Situus ben geri9t
oeSSnb- -Gomite's, neld)cr cine ioiortige Ser
luilliguug bon $40, GOO, 900 fir oeu Ban elmer
ncueu 6lotte cnpfeblt. Sin Sub .&ouite
murbe eruanut, Inn eiue i'm @iutlaugc nit
Ben Gmpfcbluu8eu beS Sertdts ftebcn0e Si0
auBuireCH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-24

2oubOn, %. 6cbruar. -- Der Barrier
Correspondent Der oEimeS" melSet: o8ie
Natridt, oaB Sr. 9toutan, Der Uisbergc
'ran;6flfe @Cianote in Euui8, ais @ciano=
Ter nad QSalbingtou geidtdt werbeu piro,
nirS hrIiGtiot
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07
Rammy, Rammy, Ram.

MOllie had little ram rs block 90 .
TqD6er shoe, and everywhere thai
M0Ille went he emigrGtea too.
tte went with her to church one dav
-the Io.ks hilarious grew to see him
pew. -t"S"
The worthy daacon quickly let his
aHSfy passions rise, and gave il an un-
christian kick between the sad brown
eyes. W." II
Ihls landed raMmy Ia The aisle
the deacon fhllowed fast, and raised his
loot again alas! that first kick WINS
his last, Wv" ""'
F0r Mr., sheep walked SLOWLY back
ABOUT rod It's said, and ere the deacon
cOmid retreat, it stood him on his head
Inc congregation then arose and
went Tor that ere sheep. Several we'll
directed butts just piled them in a
heap. ="
Then rushed yhey stratghtwoY Gor
the door with cufses lone md loud
Wh,ie FAmmy struck the hindmOst man
ana snot hfm through the crowd
Inc minister had often heard that
kindness would subdue the tiercest
beast. Aha!" he says, I'm try that
game on you" ''
:. And And so he kindly, seAtly called
Come, rammy, iammy, ram: to see
the iolks abuse you so, / grieved and
sorry am"
with kind and gentle words he cam,,
from II that tall pulpit down. saving:
hammy, rammy, ram-best s6ee1y
in the town" 'P'!
The Tam quite dropped it's humble
Hlr2 aAd rose from off its feet. and when
the parson lit he was beneath the bind.
most seat. '''''"-
as ne shot out the doop and closed it
WIS d a.9rt, % NaSaea California
town. think twas "Yuha Dam.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07
THE OLD FARM.
By CLARA b. TRowBRIpGr


OUT IN the meadows the farm house lias.
=, OId ana gray. and fronting the West
MANY swallow thither nes
lWlttering under the evening skies
IN the old chimney builds her nest
AN now the sounds make our Ola hearts quail
NJ: Henu i, them again on an eager quest -
iDi Diu lhe sweet winds of Heaven tell
lhoSe we have loved so long and w,u
Come again home to the dear ,,lJ nos,
"heh the gray evening cold aud still
bushes the hfain and heart 10 resi-
memory comes with joyous thrill
btIhgS the young children back AT will
Calls thc!h all home to the gray old ne,t
fatieht we wait till the golden morn
~ Rise on our weakness half confessed.
i, IN with the chill and darkness gone
nope snail arise with another dawn
ana new day to the sad old neSt
SOON m Shall we see the eager East
Z, bTlgnt with the Day-Star at Heavens hnbc,t.
1V'lli: SOON from the bondage of clay released
MISC MISE 10 the Palace. the Kings own feast
Blrds OF tight from the last wears neSt
christian Union.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

New England in the number of her
cotton mills, Already Georgia has so
south &c Carolina 81 and North Carolina
80 OF these establishments. Before tLc
war Richmond, Petersburg and Augusta
had all there was. ''7"''
The South is developing rapidly.
bending their own energies. and tIe
m!lIlonSOf Northern capital thrown into
mining, manufacturing and railroads
is telling. RA1,pIrn y"09
NORTH CAROLINA, May 81, 1856.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

Dispatches to the New York Times
lhnlcate an increased production of
wheat IN the ten great wheat-raising
states of the Northwest, amounting
10 mona 5O,OO0,OOO to 60,OOO,0OO bushels
and In the seven corn-producing States
i.,laEided the weather is favorable, an
increase OF 16UW0,0UU bushels, of corn
or even more,
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

A graduate of the Pennsylvania Agri-
cultural Society purchased 5000 cigars
last week. He says he is going to.
plant them and raise crop of tobacco,
as he has been told there is money in
ii. And yet some editors, who don't
know even the A B G of farming. want
the Pennsylvania Agricultural College
-Norristolcn Herald.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

1t is admitted that nothing but a
generous harvest can save us from a
period OF depression, ifnot from panic
ne gold is slipping back across the
Atlantic, and there is no prospect thas
II Will stop before we sell our aev
crops and there is no certainty that it
VIII wholly cease to go there. The
shipment was 81, SOC, ,OO0 last week and
$23'OOO,OOO in gold has gone back to
Europe since the first of January. The
balance OF trade is against us, and il
behooNes us to inquire the cause of the
change. - '-'N
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

PERsoNAL1To MEN ONLY-The
Neltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. will
$end DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
NoltalG Belts and Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days to men (young
or Old who are afflicted with Nervous
debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
ana kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigOr. Address rs
above. \. B.-NO risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed. nov 2S-1y
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

me philadelphia Medical and .Suyo;-
6" 6" Reporter, after describing the
cucumber taste" of Boston water as
due to the fresh water sponge. tells rs
that Philadelphia and New York also
receive their water from polluted
S0urceS-that is, their " feeders" pass
through a settled county. It appears
also by the Chemical Meas that th.
water at Newark, Jersey CITY, and
Ho6oken has become noticeable for a
marked ttaveT of carbolic acid. and that
even Wilmington, Del, must be num-
OeFed among the towns whose drinking
water is unfit to drink.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

We usually leave it TO doctors to
recommend medicines, but Parker's
Slnger Tonic has been so usefel in our
ianally i'll relieving sickness and suffer-
ing. that we cannot say too much in its
Prsise.-Salem Argus.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

u nearly dead after taking some
nlgniy puhed up stuff, with long testi-
monlals, turn to Hop Bitters, and have
nc no fear OF any Kidney or Urinary trou-
pies. brights Disease, Diabetes or
Liver Complaint. These diseases can
not resist the curative power of Hon
Bitters; besides it is the best family
medicine on earth.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

II people who are troubled with
% Gelus would make use of Ayers Cherry
rectoral before attending church or
puohc lectures, they would avoid cough
ing, ana the comfort of hearers and
speaker would be greatly promoted
Ihe Pectorals enables public sneakers
to speak clearly and without fatigue
hayins All iE,medfate and wonderful
eneGt IN Increasing the power ?spd
teXihility of the voice.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

we do not, as nation comport our.
serves % well at the table. In the frst
pace we eat too fast, and are ant TO
MAKE noise over our soup. Again
we are accused, particularly at raiIwa1
stations and at hotels, of putting omr
headS in our plates, and of eatinn with
me Va knife instead of with the FORK
HHFpe''S Bd:dr. That Americans shomld
eat fast at railway stations is not snr-
PPrisihg. Pnng we never saw people put their
leaus IN plates, but they could if they
wanted to, There is seldom anything
else IN the plates until about three
minutes before the train is ready to
start again. :"
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

a pure, wholesome distillation of
watch hazel Am erican pine, Canada fir,
m;arlgold, clover blossoms, etc, fragrant
with the healing essences of balsam
ana pine. Such is Sanford's Radical
Snre So,. :, for Catarrh, Complete tyeatment
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07
SUFFER

no longer from Dyspcn-
sia, Indigestion, wantoY
Appetite, Joss of Strength
lack Of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

4tn Indianapolis preacher has been
presented with pair of f'sleeve buttons
hy well-khown gambler, because he
sara IN q sermon that common pamb-
lei1s were no worse than spectators in
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07
WHOLE NO. I,4O5.
Current Comment.
PHILADELPHIA EVENING NEWS

HuIteau demands an unconditional
P"ruoh or nothing. He should he ,'' no
'o''''''odated-wth the latter.
o,i, 1T Is not true that troubles never
t,rAe timia >lhEly. Two cross babies at :,
,,in riiIle arc IN" exception rather than thn
Promises to he Il tidal-wave Woo.
6os'oa Post The iudicot;ons
nave been more favorable for 50 Lar lar
wave I"r polar
,Ali Ali the fish are leaving our rivers
;N"" J"ra@y Erchaaqc. Tho f.h
nave found out what State ,bo,. nus nus
got into. '"eE nave
ESP nIlcherS I:, predict that meat will 90
s'Hl higher. Well. who carn,1 =, :"
neIH vulgar to eat meat in nSrn,
ne difference between a bIonds on,
d locomotive Is, that one has ia,i'
Ltt'ad ana the other a headEght 1EdL73i gu
'"mm"rciM BDLletin. - '''S''"
Chicago ha, more saloons
pos5S i'5 ana an effort will immediateIv T.
ni''' DH prominent citizens Ia ;,C,,s'o,,.
'h+ number of lamp-posts
ne Eull stream is said to he ,oo,;oa
9craG"aily away from our coast rs
e. =. me gun stream does not want to ca,
l[o|eh over. it had better burry nm
Stumps, that all. "P H.
Scientists used to say thor a.,
VA. W. 'o'oO0,oOO miles from the cartL
ooo out now DIV they put the figure AT g3 Io0
Iaoa nat extra 100000 must have
oeen added this Spring. navy
When mans hair begins r, rrou.
thln on the top it is SION = tba, EiIm Nv
Shouldn think 80 much SYo,.I '' ~. i'v
p"tch. Think" RHYMES win o'M @ D'"-
thing else which he should mo, mo" =" oiilt
much o' no So
Faul Boyt0n was last heard from, :,
South carolina, where he was su.;r, 80
ming for living. as usual PouI ha. n
no regular trade or profession brt 'i L
manages 10 keen iii, head abova urotn nt
all the same "'''eF
!leafd ON railroad: What causao
inns delay" The road is bjockad 6S
all all accident one train ran into
Well. have often boar'1
o. me block system. but never under
stood ii before. ''"ei
a glove is now offered tha, contains
POCKET on the inside where a Iadv
ian IAN place car ticket and small change
,nnrs. 'a"T S.'H;Ing .;Lg 10 every lady about two
m l3ors time ordinarily lost every dov
NhIie searching through the folds of
Ae' dress for her pocket. "
vod - Is IS sald that Darwin might have
lved ten Years longer but for his habit
u !, taking. cold bath every mornin@
.I.a,' hu evening, With all his habits Of
observation it never occurred TO him
haI i the monkeys from whom he
famed descent never took baths and
t et We're remarkably healthy. Too
lueh water is as bad for man or mon
eY as TOO little.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

The rainfall has been very heavy
throughout the whole Union this
Spring, and there is reason to fear that
q severe drought may occur in midsum-
mer. 1t is well for people to consider
the possibility of another poor harvest
for If the crops are shrunk by drought
and extravaganza continues, the con
1ltlon of the nation will be one of great
distress; We may hope that the har-
vest will be good, but we should prenara
to have it otherwise.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

The great event in industrial circles
Is the strike of nearly 100000 iron
workers in the Western Pennsylvania
ana Eastern Ohio iron districs. The
eHects OF this move cannot possibly be
toreseen mt this time. The idleness Of
such Il vast body of workers, n.ost of
them with families dependent upon
them for support, will Of itself produce
an immense waste of the body polite.
the inevitable result of consumntion
unsupported by corresponding ratio
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

Edward Herick, who insultea .
young lady ON Market street, Wiimino-
ton last Saturday night, was given 3
heaElag on the charge of diserlerl~ y
conduct before Magistrate Vandercr;St
and he was sentenced to paw a fine Of
81 and costs and alse required TO furnish
$500 peace bond. W. MS"
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Boston, November 70, 1881.

Boston, November 70, 1881.
BROWN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen : For years ! haze
beena greatsufferer from Dysper,i..
and could get no relief (Eaviro tri,,
everything which was recomineI.i.
ea) until, acting on the advice o., :,
friend, who had been benefited hy
oR0wN 5 IRON BITTFRs, l tricd a
bottle, with most surprising r,.,,l,'
Previous to taking BRow%'s I..,.,
BIrTERs, everything ate di>tr,s,. .,
me, and | suffered greatly non
burning sensation in the stGm,Cl'
which was unbearable. Sine III
ing Browns Iron BIrrEKs. all NJ,
troubles are at an end. Can cat am
time without any disagrecahle r,.
suits l am practically ano,L.
person. Mrs. w Ffy,,
80 Maverick ST, !. Rn>ton
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

speculation has begun to dominate
the egg trade, and I" lougi' and ashCrt'y
trading ~ the useful product of the
hen is fast becoming an important fac
tor in the market.
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying yegre-
tation, etc, IS Browns Iron Bitters
Smyrna times., 1882-06-07

The aut60sities at Washington seem
determined to have Guitssas execution
which is appointed foar weeks from
next Friday, scientifically performed.
and therefore they have asked James
FanHeise, Of Newark, the New JERSEY
expert, who has the reputation OF
having performed thirteea executions
without a blunder, to hang the assassin.