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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-03
Der MelHntnrff.
0ermifebtc teleerapbtfbc Ses
hpfd1 pff

Spred er Setfer 1T I'M 3. 9bto'er
@ongrebs StfIitte abermals ais &ongreBz
mitglieo nontinirt tpor6en.
Ste ,@ entral< unb g ii6ameri@
fanii9e SabeGgeiellidaft," t." bereu
8rdbte bic Ser. Staaten nit Dterifo, Sen
tralomerifa uno Der g8eitiiiite Sioamettfa's
perbinben, ntrO tbre gtnien gegen gnbe bice
les Nonats benz Serfebt erJffnen.
Sn Henz Srleans ereigrcie fd am
25. Suli Elm SOocsrell am gelben6 es
ber, inOeiien tff iettbem feline pc.tere 3 :
trantrng oorgefalleu, mi bet algemeine Snz
nit6tSSuftano oer Staot loa Elm iebr gutter
lein.
gSGbreno ein Sradt3ug oer 1R "a :
otuger 9 a + II" porgeite.n Abano al Dt a.
nabunt, Semi, oorbeifrbr, muroe Der
@onSufteur ourd einen BON unbetaunter
tNanS abgefeuerten SfuB ain 4rme uetwuuz
oct. Nebnlide @usfiifc ioiteI lhon friibet
en- 6er n6nlidlen Steue oeriibt porben iein.
Nai. Gllis YbippS, SupertntenSeut
bes armenbanies Su 8Btla6els
pbia, miro pon Dem oOrtiGeu oSdnetiu"
OeriGieSener llnregelmd6isteiteI NIB llAtetz
bleife beiduI6igt.
Gin @etber erftimmredt8>S Staat8s
Convent purSe geferu in 6 @olum bu s,
o., ubgebatten, ipeldbef eine SttatS>Ihos
citation Orguuiirte. Die Setbctltgung mat
gertng.
Sm @tnntpeg, 0Ian., itanO gefern
bas thermometer anf 104 @fa0 i'm Sdat=
ten.
Su Sinqstou, Ont, murSen aeftern
mebrere nidlt CUR linton" geb0rige gtatroz
len zines Gags Uorber aus @htcago ouGez
tommeneu Sd)ooners BON auoereu Ratroien
brutal miBBouoelt.
g9dbreno cine 9ln3abl Ntgsr uorgeitern BEL
2eaoeniportb, S., ben Gman3ipnttonsz
taq feiertc, ueriuun6Cte Giant 9cgan ;ruci
Der ScIttbeiluebmer 0urf] Sdiilie uu6 purOe
iGjlie6lid) iclbit bon einem Boli,iten, mel
dem II @iOerItane lciffete, erid5oiIen.
Sn Bhilaoelpbia tagt 81. 3eit bic
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners
of America" Cine oereinigte 8emegnua
sur Sermiuoeruug Der taglifen Arbeitsseit
loll Der Souptsmed iein.
8r. 9smis 6. gSbiting, etu alter
unb befunrter 4rSt in Soroto 9 d, R..Y,
mur6e gefiern bci'm Gnsftetgeu aus ieiuer
Suiide BON einem Sdloganfalle b.rofen
uuo farb faft augeubltdlid).
Ser Sillaroipieler Gugen s. i'm ba 4
iit in Iodefter, R.sy, geitorbeu. Gr mar
81 Sabre alt.
Sobn 81. @arion elm grenier, tpurbe
sefcru in @altOu, Sp., gerabe uls leiu 3ug
oniaugte, bon eem Sur .3ett aus etner 8irt5s
.idoft tretenoeu SObu 8ifp burd eiueu
Sdu6 in ben Sopf t0btltd oermuubet. Der
yi0roer, be6en 0totiu fir bic Chat nidt be-
tannt lift, tuurbe perbaftet.
8as g2al3mert Der National Tube
Works Co. gu Nfc6ee8port Beuni.,
purSe qeiiern burd nid)t ;ur Union" geb6
rige arueiter in 8etrieb geiest.
Ser AouOtat 9. Chapman Reule,
pelGer in 9euper, Col, uuter Der 4ntloge
perhaftet tpur6e, peri6teoeue Yerioueu in
Aleraubria, Strg., nm bebeuteube Summeu
bsiGpinOelt 5u bubeu, III I'm @ewabriam ei'
uss @ebetmpolbiteu tn &Iamono, Sirs.,
angsfoMmep.
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Die 1tsberf6ipemmuneen im Sen'
tucfn uftn Shin.

Ginctnnatt, 2. Auguft. = WeitcrG
RaGrid5ten iiber bic lleberidpemmungeu
in Maiou County, Sp., ergeben, baB oit
Siitte elmer Regerfantlie an Dem 2imefoues
Greet, nabe Gtapsuille, bon ben Stutber
fortgeriiIeu murbe. Der Dtann euttam,
allein ieiue Srau uno 0iutter ertranfeu. Gin
dbnlides llugliid ereignete ii9 on benz 9atu.
rence>@reef, 3tpei Wteileu iueitlif pom RagSs
billie, no eine 6rau, Namens SOga, nit ibs
rem fir &inoern umtan. Rabe RaudeIter,
O., purbe 6rauf Barnes g8obuuug mcgee.
riIIen uno Die game SamiIie, nit ausaabmt
bes MQnueS ertraut.
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Smrecrfrtc9 inn Jnbtancr.Serri=
tprtUut.

@hicagO, 2. auguif.-Ru4ridtcu aus
benz SnOianersSerritorium ergeben, oaE Der
Streit sptiden ben beioeu 6attioneu bel
&reef=gtation, Der @bicota= I'm. 6er San.sz
Yartei, sinen Siiraeririea i'm Sleineu bef.
beigefilbrt bat. Capt. Scott pom be: @bt.
cOta<@urtei nnb 1nebrere ieiner aubduge,
purSen fiie;ltd pon Der gegenpartet erI9oi.
fen. 9duptltns @bicota rief barauf allt
tpaffenfdbige Rdnner ieines anbangs ;u Den
gEaffen, uuo zoo Dtann iin6 iest nan) BEN
SauptQuartier Der Sanbs, Iartei nabe @u.
fala unterwess. Na6rtditeu iiber einen Gu.
iammeuftoB meioeu ftiinpIih erpartet. @lb.
renb bes Se,eiitOns ttriegcs tuaren JiG
oSaubS" lOpal, uuv Die n@bicotaS" hielteu
al ben @Onf6oerirten.
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--------------------
,Gildert'S EdlIimeut.

Bhtla oeIp bta, 2. Auguit. - Die
S6uloen @bas. sc. Sifoerts, nelder inter
Der 6trma nSObn Silgert's S0buc" cine
3uderraffiuerie betrteb unO beiieu 6alltment
getern befannt tpurUe, iper5en jest auf ctrca
cine babe OiGlion geiddst. 9tlgert bat iif
ans Dem Staube gemurt uno es tit ernltttelt
tuprbeu, baB er Dor ieiuer Sludt $295, ,564
Nir'1 oeidlidte 8ediel un5 S9lloffetre aI
r. aft". Die @omnliIiior sbdnglet 8.
Carton & Comp. erildren, fie bdtten S1uloz
iGeiue I'M Setrage bon $150,00J Don ihu in
Sdubtn un6 balten bieIelben fiit gcfdlitt.
Anbere 6trmen MAIDEN dbuIid1e Wfittbeiluua
ger. Die @tdubiger haben 8eIdlaguabme>
Oefeble gegeu Silgeft's @taentbum erlangt,
inSeiien miro oaIeibe faIm ben Dierten 8betl
Del Sdulben beden. @s perlautet, OaB iib
Der 6liihtltng, iuelder ON lesten WOntage
ueri6manS, nad Sraiilien begeben bat.
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9aS berilbmte Seils unb 0erId5.
nerungez Niittel.
SDtpefel: SGDer.

Der Ssertb pUn gdmefcls ais beiIs
mtitel 9c9en odutnusioblGge ober dnbert1ettiR
un9eluneeH 3iiiauo Der Suut i0ipe eeaeu Sbeumqs
tismus un6 @id1t III Idngt iugefaH6eH. Der bers
lnohernne SinIuB bteer 5aber auf bic 6dut 1T ebeus
tdls gut betdHnt. @lenHS Sdncfcl Q effe beHbt
oeiel6en Gsenibaiteu unb beuirft bafiebe 8eiuItat
Send1tsrple. @c;cmd ,McHe, Jmpcttau 70 rurtaO
&rdBe, Saliflub uub dnbere 6dut {rantbeiteu t5ers
ben 6rd4 oteielbe BaH36 dnsgemeri. ,uro fie n6ert
ihnel bos Spideu bon RbCumatisnus unb (9fcbt,
neberbies 1T bsiebe Elm dusgese6uetes DeSfuffIis
rungss Mfittel fir berunreinigte sfleiecr uub Beffs
leug, uuO iie ertbeilt 9Bpus unb dnbereu 2euaef
bic 6aRit geuai6en iperben, cine benz S6nee 8bnEtbs
@etbeun6 &etnleit; Sn 6olge hes grbruu6s 6eritIs
unb anaene1me Gldtte Spnnenbrann, ZCmmers
fprpffen, Binnen, lberbGuot ule Eetntfebler bic
entfernt iperoer fornen, DcrbeH ourd bieIebe du6.
gelpfdt 6etner 1T bic geiuuee Reinbeit, tpelae
beiebe Rem GENT ertbelt melt anstehenber dls bic
GrdbIite uno unuatirIi6e 8(dFe tpeIbe 6urt ben
Getrau4 bcn Stenbeitsmitteln entitebt
Man bilte iib Dor SdIidDungenl - gd5msFeIs
Seife lit nab8ema6t fuorten uu6 has qublttum utre
Tr Goriitt ermatut, nur Sic tote uebmeH,
unb 3u bea9ter, bas hie etHstge DrtatuaL
8e3ct6runs GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP nit
pbiser abbileuns ii6 aui bem umi4Gass isSss
stiideS beinSet, pbne psld,e teins debt ia.
Sum 8erfauf i'm aasemeineu BEL apotbetern, 6SnSs
IerH in Wc6eartifsIu un6 RatertdIuadreu ~ 25
0entS bas slid 90 Gents bic aihe, entbaltenb 3
Stiid, elm Griparuib bon 20 9ro3eHt per goR, nit
GoraasbesaRIau0, totet bic aifie 80 GentS.
Ser gigentbdmer tpiir6e ita ie6r freueu,
3euguiiie III erbalten BON Beriouen, meLdhe
@lenn's SduefelsSetfe gebrau6eu.
SIS. g. Grittentons aueiu. gtgeutb.,
Sfr. HIS, 6uItOnsgtra6e, wtw.gort.
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xrnriften pom einem Strafeurdu=
ber aeplnnbert.

Bar Sarbor, Ie., 2. auguit.- @ab>
renb Sobu unS Siaat gS. powe aus Bottom
beute nit mebrereu Samen auf eiuem Der
inter Dem Namen gUufboaro" bctanIten
6ubrpcrte ben Green Rountain berabfubs
rcn uurbe Die @eieuIhaft burh eiuen NIT
spei Idperen Btftolen beiuaffneteu StrabeH
rduber angebaltcn un5 aum Serausgeb:n
ibrer llbren uno S0rIen i'm @ertbe BON 81,
800 bis 81 400 gesmuHgeu. Cine 8elob-
nung BON 81 900 lit ami bic &erhaftung bes
Serbtehers eeiebt tporbeu unG etne S9aar
&iirger 1T aufgeUrOdeu, nm ibn gu usrfo.=
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SeIbftmprS in JOlee BON Ser=
Ieumbuuo.

gSalIa gSalla, Dr., 2. Auauf. =
6rau aifiuger, @atttn zines geadtetcn beut-
ideu 6armers, BAT SelbltmorS burd gtn.
nebnen BON Strbdnin begangen. Ste bate
etlitben iungen Mdnuern in Der Nahbar=
idbaft ben llmgang nit ibrer Sodter uerbo,
ten, uub bic Suriden rddteu fid. iubem iie
Srau aifinger als Diebin peri4rieeu unb ibr
gepiiie TN Der Radbari4aft periibte 0tebs
fable CUR eait lesten. Die Srau ipuroe tu
Golse Der 8erleumo ounsen aeiniitbstraut uHb
natm ft6 iGlieblid Sas 9ebeu.
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8ier ni1ee Glepbanten in ben
Strasen BON Erpp. - Srpfe
9Iufrcauttd.

Srop, N.sg., 2. auauif. = Sirr Gles
pbauten 6eS Saruum' 'iden Cirrus puroen
beute slbsuo nod besuoeter Sorfeaunq auf
irgen0 cine @eiie los, entfoben thren 2Sdrs
tern unb peruriadten ungeheure aufreguug
i'm iiiOlideu StaottbeiIe. Batrid 5gau uno
Srau pnrbeu bon elmer Der 8eitien gu 8oz
6en seidleubert, uuo Der DtauH pabri4etu=
LID t6btlid3 perlest. Die Srau fam nit
einigen S1rammen bauon. Ntebrere Ber>
louen 3ogen fidl auf Der 5luft Serletuugen
;u. @tner Der gr06ten @lephauten oraug in
elm @alstperf Elm, pertrieb ale Arbeiter nuo
gerietb idlie6lid auf ietuen gSanoerungen
nit rotbglibenOem @tieu in Seri6rung,
morauf er mad Dem 6luiie elite. 9rei Sic.
phanten itnb tpieoer eiuaefaueeu moroeu,
aleiu Der pierte befiuOet it4 nod auf freien
Tiifeu,
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SArece1id)er 1tnfan in e;nem
&tcinbructae.

Sangor, gle., 2. Guguif. - 2lls beute
cine Ouantttdt Sol, Uermittelit eiues Slas
idsnsuses iiber ote @rube i'm &ines'ideu
Sfieteriteiubrude Su Noniou bei0roert iper.
ben iOlts, 3errtb bns Seil unO oas 0oI3 ltirite
anf bic in elmer Etefe BON 100 6uB beI9dfs
tigten Arbeiter berab. E. Guau Sones un6
Elm Ghwebs, glnmens &noreas Ratieu,
wrrben get6btet unb brei nu6ere Psrioneu
perlest.
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SFid,tcr Ypnci, in Rcntueep.

8Ia 8gom N, &p., 2. NuguIt.-Silhop
gmbertOn uub Sidar1 Speafman aus UtOu
roe &ouutp, angeilegt, am pOrlebten 0tcn3
tcge eiu namcnloieS Serbre9cu all Stau 5.
9. @arrett nabe Somptinsuiae uetii6t III
tobeu, purben geftern, mdbrenJ fe I'M Sc
mabriam zines Siilislderiffs mad Dem biciiz
gen @efGnguife unterwcgS moten, 13 Dfciz
len BON bier bon uubefauuten BerlonGH efz
idlOiieu.
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SScm : s9IOrfer NSaArihten.

Nem Yorf, 2. auguft. - NPaior Geo.
g. 2elanS, eiaer Der @igentgiimer bes oSturs
tepanl= Soouie," fdrb geute Sormittag on
rbeumutiidler @iGJt.
- gSdbrcub Der 8ompfer o$egalus" ge@
fern Qben1 BON Sore1sS SSlau6 3urildfcbrte,
iprang Elm unbefaLntet WfanA iiber Boz uno
ertranf.
- 3as republifantide Staats= Gonite bat
beidlO0e.I, 0en republitdniheh StaatS SOn=
pent an 20. Septenb ber 5r SGrato9a abSuz
baIten.
SIN 6. Sumbert'S bofola6enfabrit, gIr.
0, gSoofeTfra6e, brad mdbten1 Del Ietteu
Yaft Seuer aus, unJ Sean Saptiite Sbie=
bauo, &erifiibrsr ocS Gtabli6ements un0
Setter bes gu 3eit IGrropa meileu6eu @is
genibdme1S, fam III ben 8lammen I'm. 6rau
Sumbert uro ibIe Sdmeiter murbeH balb err
ftdt gsreitet. 9as Seuer ridtete SdaOen
i'm gcttage bon etrpa $4,000 all.
Ser 22sidbrige @altsr agltonbD aus
Sberan6oab Suntti9n, Sefferion County,
g9.sSirg., tuclder nod Nautudet, Wtaii.,
uuteripegs mar, muroe beI,e rib ais 2etd)e
in eineH Sdlafpaggon Der UPeuniplUanter
gobn" i'm Sabrbofe su SericD-Sltp geTunz
ben. Mtan iftdte Die 2etdbe nod De- Worgue.
- Seri9ieoere bteI9e SauIle uno 8auz
lie, S, 6crurter @ebriioer Sromu e. Comp,
9rerel, Niorgan q Comp, s. Seligmann II.
U. iaidteI beu4e bem BrGiiUenten cine Dc
peIdJe, in pelder fe fdb nit BEN GetO gegeu
bic 6lubz unb SafenbiI etuuetfan6en etltd
rem uno Die IN Der SetObotldnlt entbaltenen
9latbidldge nub @mpfeblungcn biligen.
Scr @elrmarft.
% Nem orf,2 2. auguf. - Sotgeubes
iinO bic SdluBnotiruugeu: @elo bradte
?t-3l YrO3ent uub id)lOB gu 2 PrO3ent.
Sterling >8edlel 4.S5-4.85g auf go Gage,
4.S84-4.9S4 auf Sidt.- -SuuOes=S6ligatiO
nen: psrlaugerte Sedier 1O14, DO. ser 101 t.
423spro3. 114ss, DO. 4=pro3. 1901. - attteu:
abamS grprsB 139, Central Yacific 95g
@hei. & Sbio 25i, grte 4C.,, DO. BrtOr. 70,
| 2ate Sbore 1861, N.sS. Central S1g, North
| @effern 14S, DO. Brior. 169, gf.=Y. @euz
| tral1354, Ytttsburg 1873, Reaoing 61f, 9tOdz
Sslono 1889, llntons Bacific 1175, Bcitern>
linton 893. - llnteridotamts Silan3: 9art@
npIA SS3 los OIL SnrIror1t S. 659, BIB.
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Sin 1tueludstae in elmer Spinne=
rel III @tfantd.

y Il 9 Il t a, Ga, 2. Nu9nlt.-Sn 6er
Ciugs'i6sn Spinneret gsrtetben beute Die
Neger Squire 8illiamS uno Briuce @drbe=
ner in etuen Streit, tuelder oamit enoete,
ba6 Setterer pon iftuem @eguer burd mebs
rere Oteferftid)e ihper peruunoet fuurOe.
Sn Der ndmlifen Sptunerei itir;te elm au>
berer Neger, ytamens gSalfer, bsute aus
cinem 6enfter bes pierteu Stofwerts uub
erlitt pabritetnli9 toetlidle SerIesungeu.
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Nrnhcnnc 2nd,lnnt in 1mnrnn.

9ou6ou, 8. gluguf. - Bte man ans
@Ouftantinopel nteIbet bat eiu europdilder
Seamtsr 81 Smprna ieine0fsgierurg eriuht
Elm 9rieg8idifi bortltn gu idbtfen, inbeu1 Der
aertu9fle SOrfuq in anbetradt Der gerei5teu
Stimmung Ser 8ep0lteruug 5u blutigen
3ubef6ruugeu fiibreu f0nue. -Dgl Safttat, "
Elm einflubreidles Sourual in Stumbul, bat
negcn berabieteu6er 8euertuugeu gegeu
ben Stcei0nig amtiid,e @aruung erbalten.
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9as aelbc TieScr am Mip @ranSe

MnItin, Yer, 2. Angult. = Yrluatnadlz
ridlten aus Brownsville ergebeu, baB bas
eelbe 6ieber bort ausgebro6eu 1T. Or.
Smeariuger, Der Santtdtsbeaiute, lit iibers
;euGt, baB Die aranfbeit pirtlia gelbes Sic
ber 1T. Sn YtatamoraS erliegen ;ur ,3eit
mebr Neni6en Der Seuhe, ais in Sauauna.
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Sr6nSr.

Greeuftelb, Raii., 2. 9(uguf. - Sin
ipdt 9efern 4beno IN Ser groBeu Seth b'iben
9opiermiible III Surner's Sails uusgebtOz
teneS Teuer ridtrte S4aSeu i'm Se.tage
BON $4,000 lis 10000 an.
g8orce efer, Mafi., 2. au"uf.-Sarz
riugtOu's grOBet Spe3eretlaben wurOe heute
abenU Ourd Seuec i'm 8ctrGge bon $1,000
beiddbtgt..
SprtngfieIo, Mnii., 2. 2tuguit. -
gSnl. 8. Balbbnrne's StdtrrneL brauntcn
beute nteber, unO meb;ce benahbarte Sc
bGuoe tpurben beihdoiqt. Scrluit $4,000
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Sia's 9aarz unb Bart 6drbungsmittei.
aIussnblidlid.-gII cas- bette sarantirt.
S6mar3 oSer braun. 80 @eats.
Bel aaen apotbefern "a babsH.
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Gurtin (0enni.l pom Beniions. .Gnmite bc

ri6tete cine Sin Elm, melfe alleu S9Ioateu,
bic etnen Irm Habe Der Sdulte: perlOreu,
$37 pro Monat uermilligt; angenomneu.
Blenars sSeidliiie mGr6eH augeuommen,
melde ben Gice @ommau6eur &baS. 3.
Sigsbee unb prn. Sos. Saiule9 au.oriftren,
Srben uon ausmarttgen Gtegieruugen SG
acceptiren. Die iibrtgen @eifdfte 6eS Sau-
ies paren BON geringer gSiAtigfeit. lin
$40 eriplate NertaGuna.
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fnlaen6e OiifolieSer mareu obaepaart:

Qtblrirn NIbrib, 9lrnlfiCIb, Carr, 8ldNo, 5gad8,
Gcah 9esbppper. Goiiirp, eobnrtpn. Gut,in, Car
Isle, Gpbb, @Inrt, Giar6p, Cuts, ebace Cornell,
60ripea brn SGs., Gs6bes, SeilmauI. 0lrnS, rep,
San Su6b5. Sruf, 6er6ert, 6arreub trgt 6erD.t bpH
@Iataird, Sopter, Spne5 bon RS, &.up, &uctt.
9iuOieh, Sacep eGbb, Miles, R:GoDl, @fo9e, y ri
ion, gaiun 4oulton, gtUrIe, Mforep, Yonep IL otop,
Diurb, Wartin 0rIdn Seal, Or s, &ettb9Ee, Grcsz
-rrtt @adbecp 9ilea &idGrciCu BON S.z@ 5eranto.I,
Smith rcu Sis, Sbddeltcr>, Spdrts, Steele, SING
Teton bon Sls., Seopiue S6u'b. ShonpicH Dol Sa.,
Sbompou BON Sp., SRpmos, 2Siie ppd @cnn., nnb
AIlnrA nrl.A ~
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gefssrap6if6e 9epef6et.
@us Ser SanSesbauptftaSt.

C8sri9te Der ,Gpeiirten 4reiYe" fur ben .Geati&su
Gprreippnbenten.'
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9as 6aus-@omite Acknowledgment 9ielt
bente etuc Sibung rnb er0rterte Den 4uOef=
iOn'idsn SeidluB, weldler bic enogiilttge
Sertaguug Der gegenpdrtigen GongreBiisung
onf ndhfteu 6rettag feitieet. 8aS @Omite
gelangte iu Der 4nitht, baB eS ratbIam iei,
Die @ntld,eiouug ii6er ben Soridlag gu per-
idieben, bis Der Senat bic uermiifte @iuil=
SeriuilIigungsbiu angenommen babe.
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Wnhgrlpn, 8eImpnt, &Iolntt, NrId9s, 8rolphe
grllmm, Buchanan, @dlbpea. GampOeI Golerid,
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-23
THE USES OF AN ENEMY.

Always keep an enemy on hand
"a brisk, hearty, active enemy.
The having one is proof that you
are somebody, Wisbey washy, emp
ty, worthless people never have ene~
mics Men who never move, never
run against anything; end when
man is thoroughly dead and utterly
buried nothing ever runs against
him. To DO run against is proof of
existence and position to run
against something is proof of motion.
An enemy 10, to say the least, not
partial to you He will not exag
gerate your virtues. 1t lie very prob
able that he will magnify your
faults. The benefit Of that is two-
fold F.; it permits you to know that
you have faults, and are, therefore,
not a monster, and it makes them of
such size as to be visible and man
ageabIe If you have a fault you
desire to know il; when you.become
aware that you have fault you de-
sire to correct it. Your enemy does
for you this valuable work which
your friend cannot perform.
In addition, your enemy keeps
you wide awake He does not let
you sleep at your post. There are
two that alwsys keep watch, Nance
Iy, the lover and the hater. Your
lover watches that you may sleep.
He keeps off noises, excludes light,
adjusts surroundings, that nothing
may disturb you. Your hater watch
es that you may not sleep. He stirs
you up when you are mapping. He
keeps your faculties on the alert.
Even when be does nothing he will
have put you in such state of mind
that you cannot tell what he will do
next, and this mental gu viUe must
be worth something
He is a detective among your
friends. You need to know who
your friends are, and who are not,
aud who are your enemies. The
last of these three will discriminate
the other two. When your enemy
goes to one who is neither friend nor
enemy, and assails you, the indiffsr-
ent one will have nothing to say or
chime in, not because be is your
enemy, because it is so much easier
to assent than to oppose, and espec>
tally than to refute. But your friend
will take up cudgeI for you on the
instant. He will deny everything
and Insist OF proof, and proving is
very hard work, There is not
truthful man 10 tho world that could
afford to undertake to prove one
tenth of all his assertions. Your
friend will call your enemy TO the
pcoof, and if the Indifferent person
through carelessness, repeats the
assertions of your enemy, he is soon
made to feel the Inconvenience
thereof by the zeal your friend man
TESTS. Follow your enemy around
and you will fud your friends, for he
will have developed them so that
they cannot be mistaken.
The next best thing to having a
hundred real friends is to have one
open enemy. DIR. DEEMS,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-23
KEEP AHEAD.

One of the grand secrets of sue
cess in life is to keep ahead in all
ways possible. If you once fall be
hind it may be very diflicultto make
up the Roadway which is lost. One
who begins with putting aside some
of bis earnings, however small, and
keeps it up for number of years, ia
likely to become rich before he dies.
One who inherits property and goes
on year by year spending more than
his income, will become poor if he
lives long enough. Living beyond
their means has brought multitudes
of persons to ruin ia our generation.
1t is the cause of nine-tenths OF all
the defalications which have dis
graced the age. Bankers and bus
mess men in general do not often
help themselves to other peoples
money until their own funds begin
to fall off, and the expenditures ex
coed their receipts.
A man who is ia debt walks in
the midst of perils. II cannot but
impair a mans self respect to know
that he is living at the expense OF
others. 1t is also very desirable
that we should keep some what ahead
in our work. This may not be pos
sbIe in all cases as, for instance
when o mans work is assigned to
certain fixed hours, like that Of tn
operatives in a mill. But there are
certain classes of people who can
choose their time for the work which
they are called to do, and among
them as long possible, and then come
to its performance hurried, perplex'
ed, anxions, confased-in such a
state of mind as certainly units
them for doing their best work. -
Get ahead and keep ahead ; and
you and your success is tolerably
aura
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-23
TEACH YOUR BOYS.

Teach them that true lady may
be found in calico quite as frequent~
ly as in velvet
Teach them that common school
education, with common sense, is
better than a college education with
out it.
Teach them that one good honest
trade is worth~a iozen professions
Teach them that honesty is the
best policy"-tbat it is better to be
poor, than rich on crooked whisky,
Thach them to respect their cid
ers aud themselves.
Teach them that, as they expec
to be men some day, they canno'
two soon learn to protect the weak
and helpless.
Teach them that to wear patched
clothes is no disgrace, bat to wear q
a black eye is.
Teach them that God is no res
pector OF seq, ADD that when lie
gave the seventh commandment be
meant it for them as we'll as for
their sisters.
Teach them that by INDUCING
their depraved appetites in the
worst forms Of dissipation, they are
not to become the husbands Of pure
girls.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-23
POINTS FOR HUSBANDS.

Don't think that when you have
won wife that you have won a
slave.
Don't expect your wife to honor
and love you if you prove man
unworthy of honor aud love.
Don't caress your wife 10 public
aud suarl and growl at her in pri-
vate. This proves you hypocrite.
Don't forget that if you both live
as you should, that yon will always
be respected as genteel persons.
Don't find fault with her extrava~
gauce in ribbons, etc, until you
have hut down on cigars, tobacco,
whisky, etc.
Don't think that your wife has
less feeling than yonr sweetheart
had. Her relationship to you has
simply changed, not her mature
Don't expect yonr wife to have
no feelings. Not to have is not to
be human; and besides, you were
marrying a lady when you married
her, and she married gentleman.
Don't make your wife feel that
she is an incumbrance on you by
giving grudgingly. Whist she needs
give cheerfully, as if it was a pleas
ure so to do She will feel better,
80 will you.