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GptclS i'm S,clloipifcue= M tipnai=
Sarf.

Ct. Saul, Utinn, 80. SttOber. - 2&ie
Sr Sobarb, ciu Ntitglieb be8 Spuotats,
melfes mebrcre Sptcls iut Neuomitone@gtas
tiprcl Yarf etablirsn mia, mtttbcilt, tuirb
oas crfte SoteI in bem Yurt all Den betBen
Nommutb zGueuen an @aroiner=Ripcr bcz
reits i'm 2aufe bes gSinters erridltet mer0eu.
3Gheibe iOU 200 3immer entbalten uno bas
u!lellomitonncsSouie" senauIt mcrbeu. Gs
iit Der Ylan bes betreffenben Spdbitats,
;mDli SctsIs i'm Barrie nit einem &oifeuaufs
maube pom i'm @amen $2,000,000 gu ct.
hn,t
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Aus Ser 1rrenaffalt entdpben.

2ont8pile, 8p., 80. 0ftobcr. .--Sbcrt
3om Gnforb, peldsr Dor etlideu Sahreu Ben
6idtcr Sob. 81. elliott pegeR etucr fir
Sufcro nugiinitigen @eridtsentIdei0urg erz
idof, unS melter ipegen @abniiunS ireiges
iptCden uuS in Der Staat3 Srrenanilalt
nabe gcuispilie urtsrgebradt wurSe. cHtnoh
am leeteu Samituge mo bcgab IT'D HAD
SefierinnpiGle, Sno. Sic ASuotatcu iiHO ser
Qinfd1t, baB Die Senutudgcr Beb0roc letne
9lnslieierpng nidt uerlan8en lam, iuocm
teiNe GriMinaIIlage melr gGgen tbn pOrliCat.
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Sine Me;be DON 1tufdlleu.

Sro9, N.sY., so. Sftobef. = Sin tleis
uer Sobn bes Sprn. Bcter 9tonant su So
boeS trant am lesten Samitdge trrtbGnllid
cine Saiie pOa 0auge unb farb geffern mad
entietIiden Seioen.-8dbrenb SEQ. goung
unb Sas. Sepmour in elmer @iieuer;grube
sn SfoserSfielb, @lintou.@ountn, beiddftist
iparen, ffiirite etn nit Gr3 gefiillter Gtmer
aui iie berab, unb Seioe pnr6eI lebensses
fdbrli6 perlest.-Sm DSithereqzSouie" gu
Ylattsburg gerietbeu beute lriib bic Slcioer
Der 9lufpdrterin Gnnie 8pan in Sranb.
Sie llu9liidlid)e lief in oas Siireau, mo Der
Gigeutbiimer unb mehrere Gdte bic Slam
men l6idten. 8as Wdbdeu erlitt t0Dtlidle
Grnnnmu1Nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-31

eteseisuns efs oerftptbsrtn Seps pom Cunts
Cunts, 80. Ottober. - Die ueberrete
bss perfcrbeusn YepS ipwbfu geItrrn unter
impcionttn @crsmcnie'u sur &uhe bcfattet.
Die Sertrster Der auSmdrtigen gfad1te, Ole
bauptiddllihen fran0fiten SIf3tere uuo
etnE abtleilung Grnppen nabmen SntbtiI
au Der Seereiguug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-31
Ser SaSecrt Reipnvrt pbue Scr:
trctuua in Der Gicfcbocbura.

9temport, &.S, so. Ottubcr. - GS
bat fid berau5geitelt DAP Sobn y. SaHs
trrn pon bier, welfer Spreder beS Dele
gatenbauies 1T, ieineu Sis uidt iuieoer ciilz
ncbmeu fam, peil Ct ourd bic gluragHe Der
Gruenuurg gum Suubes @iienbabu Com.
mihGr iein criteres amt auf etiide BOden
i'm StiGe lieE. Ser Staat Glart oronete
cine neue gGabl an, inbcfen iii oieie Nfa6z
rahme fir uugeieelit erflart lporoeH. Die
@eietgebung alieIn fann iiber Nieic @ngclcz
geubeit entipeioeu mo miro nab tbrem 5Hz
iommcntritt i'm SarIar cine Safanj etild-
ren upo eine neue Nabl ouSidrciben. or.
Sanborn perliert baSSpte4eramt, uuO gtclu<
pert ift oIue Scrtrc:uug 5tS uaA Der neaen
&Qbl.
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Sahunufdae.

YeterSburs, Sirs, so. Sttobcr. -
Ser nm 13 heute friib bier fdatge Gil;ug Der
og8ilmington Wslboner gabn" iiberiubr
untermess etne Sub unb Der @epdfs, iopie
Der Yoitpasgon tpnrcen ans oem @eleiie &C.
j3ug fam in Solse bss llnfalles erft beute
9iafmittag bier an.
atlanta, ga., so. Sttober.-gine Col
liiion ;uiiheu einem Stadt uno eine.n Yers
iouer,uge Der r@aita&clneiiees sSirstntas@es
orgia'er Sabn" ere'grete fid beute 12 We.z
len Don Stone, Ga. Sin 5ei;er, giameus
Gresham purbe setDvtet unb Der Gotomotiu.
fiibrer Geo. @aruin erlitt einen geiubrud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-31
NebplutionGre 1tnrnben i'm imclis
dlen Mertfc.

Panama, 30. Sftober. - @tue bonn
letten Samfuse batirte 9epeid|e aus Sas
lina=@ru;. Merifu, meloet: n@twa 400 bis
500 9febelleu Su Suditan, bet Srutftdtte Der
Sniurreftton, 20 Yieilen nor5Dilltd uon bier,
baben tas borttse 0tilitdr umrtngt uub emit
waiinet. 0ie Sniurgenten burdftreifen iest
ieugenb. pliinbernb unb nnor5enb bas 0ano.
llngefdhr 100 Solbateu oes II. 2iuieu-Ges
giments ;osen iid gefferu Don Ssaltepsc nad
Gan Geronimo 3uriid, nm Serftartuagen gu
eriparten. Sobalb Sieielbeu angetommeu,
iplen bic 9ebelien angegrifieu merben."
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Gnsc Scr Wirren in scnpra.

Eucion, a.sS., 80. Sttober. Cine
uru pOrscitern Satirte 9epeide ans 9stmos
illlo, @ier., beriftet, oaB bic gSirren in
SOnora beenoet fiub. @ouoerueur Sttej
unb iein &abinet finb nad) SernoVao ;uriifs
gefebrt, uub bic bonn @ouperneur ougewor=
beueu Soloaten mdrbsn entlahen. @eueral
&epss wirb jest NIT ieiuen 6Ooerdltruppan
gsgsu Die Npafen III 6eloe ;ieBeL welde
I'M norb0flideu SOuora @'epalttbatcn pers
iihru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-31
Der Selbmarft.

msyorf, 80. Sttober.-Solsenoes
iiuo Die SdluBuOtirungeu: Selb bradte
5 - 8 Brosent uuo itlob Su 8 Prosent. -
Sterliugwefiel 4.S14 - 4.S14 auf iefsSig
Gage, 4.S54-4.S5f auf Stdt. - SunoeSs
SbIigationsu: meme 3zprOienttge 1921, uerz
ldngerte Sinner 1914, 4A=prosentige 113t,
4spro;. 1194.-4ftieu: Aoam8' @rpre6 13S,
Central Yacific 90s, Gbei. & ohio %,
Grie 40, DO. Yrior. So, 2atezSbore 113;,
H.eS. Central III, giortbz z@efteru 144i, DO.
Grior. 1862, N..g. Central 1873, Bittsburg
139, Geabing 81, 8od- Sslanb 49,, lluiuns
Yacific 1868, @efernzllutOH S64. - Inter
ibabamtss Silans: Sartgelo sos, 937, 129, 81,
@purant 1929, 600, AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-31
Mep =9Iprfcr NaGbribten.

Temsgorf, 80. Sfteber. - Seamte
Der rWiutual 9ebensueriiderun9ss Comp"
aeben on, bab iene @ompagnie Die Sauifeae
faufte, auf rpelder friiber bas alte Boitamt
itanb.
- 9ouis Sarloip, so Sabre 'alt, rel beute
BON eiuem bis oil ocs 6. Stodtuerfber Sracp
& 9tuHell 'lten Srauerei reifenlen 8sriiite
nno muroe fait augeabliditd getObtet.
- Die oSsn,neren;geielldaft bef @piifos
polfirde" bdlt sur Sett ibren eriten Sabress
Goupent in Der o@bideringzSalle." Die
@eIelli6aft forbert feline gdu,lihe Gutbalts
iamfeit; ibre Mitslieber tonueu irgeno ems
ober alie Der iolgeuben 9elii5be ablegeu nies
mails III trtnfen au6er bel Glide, rino bauu
nur Iebr n1aEig; niemalS III BirtbIdeitSloz
fallen ;n triIfen; nienlalS In @eidGftstrauss
aftiunsu III rtrieten" ober iid rtrieten" sl
lalIen.
- Selene Maria unb Ioria Srene Sopt,
gattin unb Sodtcr bss perftorbenen Wtllios
ndrs Seiie 6oDt, baben bas fiirslid TN sSdiz
iengeribte niebsrgelegte Seitanleht beiIelben
augefodteu un6 bebaupten, eS erttire eiil
Seffament bon ipGterem Datum. Der Nad)z
lab mirb auf $4,000, 900 geiddst. SaS ans
aefod,tene Seitament oermad)t Der gSittpe
alU lt Fly~oorOOO lNu VtiiiitAA VIZ
9ieft unter Neffen unb Nid)ten be5 Grblais
iers. Oie 9lnselcgeubeit ioa am 8. Jtopenls
ber CUR Serbanblung gelangen.
- Die llnternebmer beS In letter Wode
fiattgefunbeneu internationaleu Oauers
marbles er;ielten eiuen Brofit uon $4929 Al.
wopon fie Is Yrosent iiir iid bebtelten une
ben &eft inter bie bier Sieger pertbetlten.
Gin betrmeeriiHer Sontraftcr.
YbiIatelpbia, 80. Sftober.-Omeu
M. 9illice, elm Beipobuer bon gittsburg.
Bennl., uno elmer Der Subcontrattoren Der
rYittsburs McSeefport yousbiogbenper-
gabn," ift in philadelphia inter Der an=
tlage psrbaftet rporbsib iiber SIS, ZOO, pelte
Sun1me ibm bon ZEN @ontraftoren @ebrii=
Der Sarris s. Comp. sum Se;ablen Der Ar.
better iibsrgebsn worben mar, unter'dlaaen
I'll baben. gr tpurte geitern Ibenb i'm u@i.
rarb= Scuie" aufeefunben uub bis auf gSeite-
res bem 9efdnsnihe iibertpieien.
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Scfdbrlide Traht.

ainaitcn, Sut., 30. Sitober. - Der
eeItern NIT ITO Souueu 9puaulit am Soro
bier angefommsne Sampfer u@eltic" muroe
burh cine Abtbsiluua Yolisei auf Vefehl bes
SaienmeiIters aus Dem bieiigen Safen sntz
fernt unb besab lit banu rad @arbeusSsz
lamb. mo- bic gause 0lannidaft beiertirte.
Ste 9emannung befiirdtete, bab ber Capt.
tan trot bes itiirmiiden 8etters bic Sab
iiber ben Gee antreteu'poue.
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Gr.Gruperneur 6ensrites.

Snbtauapp1is, Suc., so. Ottober.
Der .3uftane bes @rs@ouoerueurs Seubrids
mar mn 6 llbr beutc Ibeno etnaS siiniti9er.
3ie 4erste hegeu ipiCber etuige Spfnung.
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Fran scoDilIe in CANADA,

eonbou, Ont, 80. Ottobsr. - Nrau
Scopille uub ibrs God,ter Bertha tamen ges
fern bier au. Sts logtreu TN y Tecumitbs
Soule."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-31
S6.u efel. &GSer.

Ter 3eTrb nou gdpsfcls Siecrn aIs 5sil.
ntttci gcsen &GlstduslcbiGgt OStr nnSerio,ttta
unscriIeeU SUiinUo ccr NCllt iClpe aeaer Nbeuu1ds
tisnrus l!n6 Gtdst 1T ldnGit ,ugefaaSen. Ser pers
ihoTerhee StnluB eleier S1oer d he Sdut TT eberS
falls Gnt hetGnItt @fenHs 5dJipefeI 2 sife beftst
bieieben GPen'taitsu unc beiuirtt bGelbe NeSultot
&eiidbtsrpic eczema Meme, Smpetigu " rurfac,
&rdEe, Sdl;Hub uuo duoere SclIt Nr1utbeiten tuers
ben hurd hicielbc gGr'lit dusaemcr;t n6 C Iirhsrt
fdncu baS 5!pidcu trr Rbcumdfisntus pno @ic,t,
nsbsreies III bsitbe etn dllspe'cidueteS Scsinf,is
rur9s'Dsittel iir beluHreingts &leecr u1b Belt
ieng, uiIS ie ertteilt 2eUuz rno Gnbereu 2eioe1
Ste odint aepnitsn perber cine benz S6uee Gbnltd5e
&sibe unb Rcinbet. Sn Nplge be5 GrbrdihS SerIels
ilro an9eustme &lntte. Sonncnbrdre, Sommrrs
fprcffCn, Binncu, Gbertdupt due Eeiutiebler, bic
e1fernt pereeN tbullsn, iperceu burd 0ieeIbe auks
gclUfdIt. Strner IL cje gciunec Reinbeit, tpette
Sieelte oem Sen ertetIt, freit duitebeuter ais bic
9rdBIidbe uno uunGtirlide 8ldiie, tpelde nIr4 ben
Getrdildb BON SGtHtCttamittslu entitebt.
. S2dn bite fid prr Sdlfdbuusen - SAipsfu
2sifs 1T nN&Gcmodt porter nl6 rag Rubliium lplrs
s,r 0rritdt ermaIut, uur Sic GbteauneBmea,
ge3eiS ruug GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP nit
pbistr gbbiteuns f4 oui Rem umf9Iase isO,4
Stadc5 beitnSet, pbnt peld)r ftine dot IN.
Gum gerfauf i'm Gagsmereu Bel gpctbeterr. 6drs.
Iern IN gIchenrtttc!n uIb 4PnteridIDdaren u rs
GeutS 6aS Stiit 60 Gents bic Rife, entgG.tsrb 3
Gtiid, elm GribarrtB ron 20 grr;ent per 9pit. nit
Bprausbe;oFIuuB, iUitet Sie aiite % Gems.
Der gigcutbituer ruiirSe iif iebr Frsaeu,
.3eugntiie IN er9olteu BON Berionsa, weia.
@Ienn's SdmefelsSeifc gebraufen.
@bS, 6. Grittentcn, uGlstn. gtstuta.,
gir. 115, 6nitonitr., Rs2).
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t1.ns. !s!.s.n.sl,


Tiei.s peItbsratmte grdpGrat III bic GrHnburg cit
mes uuiersr bebslteneten Gbemiier Gaelbe sHt5hIs
ale ,ur GrssugIng bon 6Ieii6, Rro9er, BIut,. YH5s
feIn rp pmit prn 86rpertraft erforesraeH Btitarhs
t6etlsu irp stp6r in elmer fir rhanngaeetg
nstsn Sorni. Bon ben anss,eBsnben @srstsu Hnb
gbhptpssn III taielbe ais Der Bette ure ,uberldisfe
esriaB fur Nuttermldb dnertdnnt uus ais eaS iIs
traalifte grndtrunasmitel fur tleine une ua5ienoe
ainser iptpie fir 6ranie unb Beneieube smpfo5Ien
iuerssrI. Dseuffaeeter's Seutfdbes &iueermsbl tFt
feinsspess cine Ref;in foueeru tpie uptmnlS betort
pereeu mus eiH SrndRrungsusittsI. @egen ieiHss
beesutenbsn 8Gbrpcrtbs ionic tpsgsH ieIner Ie5ten
@ereduIi6teit, ieiner SAnadbnFtieteit unb ibHeaeH
Mufuabme is Slnt 1T eas genannte 9ineermebL ber.
,lel6 7euieriseu snm @e6raut empfotIer. bic an
gereannesi: tpdte unS edrnIs eutitebeneer urprsis
denesr Grr0brIug. an tragem Stoiiipe6'eI an SIgt'
arinutb it Iaer ghstsls une tpeiber 9rcbeutiIonRa
une gebrli6em leihcn. Scmit pirb es Defenders gum
Gebraub fir Sduelin9e, Gineer In i4uelem 8ddbs.
tbur1 fctpie fir iode RiHesr bic AUldae 81; io9euaHa,
ten eeppsten @heoerU" haben, nu1eleaentli1 erri
picbln isrner fir 1psrsptter, Rraute unb BeHe'
ferbe in ieeCm Staeiun ioipe ilr Asrpenibpahe uus
GritSpite. Bel isbsHeer pSsr nidt esuigeHoer Wut'
termil6 1T has 9intermsbI eer etntt1e anertanute
Qrfas Der rdtiirlinen gabruua ees 5angGIuas. Sus
aIei 1T Cd eas ii6erte SdusEitel BET Rleiutn ge9eu
,,Snmmer Complaint" Gronii4e GiGrrbot ure atN-
SsrHolgra.
i8u babtn In alien apotbssea.
9reiS so Gsnts pro Sa@ie.
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" . d {,

Gas f9ori.s Aiiortiment
aefff6ter Rcde
(6ssr Is, R.D.-)
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SernifcbtcS.

Sefretdr Nplger unterssidnets beute clue
llrfunbe, peld)e Die Vauitelle oes alteu Eoits
alnteS in Nem=Yorf all Die yNtutuala2 a2eben5s
ucrFderuugS Gomp." iibertrdgt.
Angebcte ouf ben @ontraft ;Hr Iusbagge
rung Ses Sabrwaiiers auf ben uBotomac=
S[atS" murben heute erDffnet, barunter Gins
Der 8altimorer Sirra q. s. HorbeS & So.
0as Suiti30epartemen bcifreitet bic uers
Jiieutttd)ten Qngaben iiber @clbueri9lcuoe@
RING I.rdh Die 9lnItellurg Don Ipe,ielen
gegenwartig rur orci iclAe Seamte in
Sieniten bcs 0epartemcnts iiebeu, ludbrenS
inter Der Gbniiniftration bcs @eneralaua
lualts 9Sapne 0tcScagb bier angcite(lt na=
rer.
Ser Sefrctdr bes Snnern iuurSc beute
Surd cine Depeidle bes Srn. gtewton Go
nlouos, Soriiter Der Siours@ @ommiiiton. be-.
nafritti9t, ooB bic Siour aui Del Sire
6ibge= =@geutrr eirsewilligt babcn, De; STE
gisrung eineu Ebeil ihrer 9teieruation abSus
lalien.
Die bentige Steuer ginnabme betrug
1892, ,360.90 unb Die 3olzGtnuabme 1866.
210.15.
Cur ginlrung betimmte Rationals Sants
Hoten i'm 8etrage bon $4S4O00 liefeu
heute I'M Sdatamte elm.
Sriessiefretdr 2tncoln ift BON Nelp Dorf
suriidgefebrt uno trat beutc friib wieSer leine
Amtspflidten an.
Die ySeauuette" sllutsriuduusS Gonwiis
iton bat ii9 bis gum 1. Rope.nbsr pertagt,
um benz IuSitor @elegeubeit gu geben, Die
in lester gode nnterbreiteteu botumeutartz
iden Selege III Trotofou gu bringeu.
Die Saten Der Yeufonirung oer @eucrale
Der Nrmse mad, Beitimnluus beS Gei'Bes
bonn !. Iuguit 1882 iinS, ipie fOlat: Gen.
Sbernan, s. Sebruar 1884 General 6.
SberiSan, SUM- 1894 Sen. .=Itaj. Sancod,
0tdrs 1888; Sen. zMaj. SdOiielb, gtOuemz
Der 1898 9enerai. .MaI. Yope, 5ult 1885
Sen. Serrp, 1892 Sris. .=9eueral auger,
1886; grtg. Sen. @roof, SIli 1898; grtg.-
Sen. Milss, 1905; Sri8. .z@en. Radenite
Nrnuft tQ01
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Serbfs urb 8tnter SleicerIeNgt.
6. &amll,
Nr. I54 u. 1888, Cub Sroabwap.
Sicies reue gdbnittmdaren,8uaetirr rspCdieUtrt
eiriae rer cuSgeipdtlteiten unb Iipereiten

W.T. i94 u. 100, euo Soroapmap'
Giciss reue gdnittpaarsn,Baastir rspraieu!'r,
einiae per auSgetpdblteiten uno iilpereiten
ftpff=Tabrifate,
ii. mir iceben ppn ben Iestsn SmportatioHen
empNngen
atlas cttpuan, atlas @erptifleur.
gittaS Samafce, NtlaS 9almprd.
2urabs, 4baeamss. bunte 5atlle.
SppnCr une Srefeieer 2eieen> dmmtt.
Rlufd, wfaulpurfsten. Sammet, Ottoman.
Srbabener unf einfdc1er Belbel.
Qtlas mpiree, Sppner Seteeus8aibmir
Cachcmire de deuX MOndcs.
Sronspfid1cs 9ud, ecupresxudb.
Gntpine @uinct's febmar,sr eSros Srdln.
SslOn's. Spnnets uns aueras fb~arie
supi,1 . iebpar,er uns bunfer Safbmir
@aniwoIIene Sbopeas, @lidher 5use.
Seitidte Saidbmir'Roben.
Haute NOuyeautc de Paris.
6enriettas Fud NIT ieieenem Ginfd,ua.
Gdunpuds Seieeus3lniugSifpffe
San;upllene 9ariier sepIrfelte StoHe.
spftbare ieieene uns wollens tarrlrte 3euss
6albmpHsne Ditto.
Foule d'Auvergne. GulcroB au;ugs.
ftofie.
e5an;mollenes glanelIs an,us s,tus III 25 Gts.
Serfier=Sud, In bod,fter Gmte S5 Sents.
Sdidbmtr es Ssiee l2i2 Gents. 6ranBohid'sr
Gneliidber 6yI breiter aaid,mir 20 gents
@cmuifcrte 8ieieerfpffe pom 10 9snts an.
81 nne q brstts 0hbtrtfde Sspbpr'An'
Inn @artie'n unssrsr uussrIsi.usr alsistr;susss
Sie mir idmmtIit 81
auberoroentlid niesrigeu Yreilen
rfieriren 7amsn inh beipnSerS einaelaoen, uHisr
grUbes Eager in @uSenf6en su nsbmen,
WfantelsSepartement.
80 btsier 8rau6s ciieriren mir Oas aussFIsieRits
gicrtiment
paIetpts. Safen, SpImans, ulffers. NIT peli
ssintterte Rdemdntel, Gtlas. une
Seieen Bplmans
ju nn;tebene nieerieeH prtiien.
Hle nniere aleiounesitilde fne aus nsm osten Was
terial angefertigt geibma6poa bsest uro t5eIlpste
ron hirst ipprtirt tbstIs Don uRs ls1ols Grsez
iertiat.
9olitdnsias guspabI
Wdecf,en. umf aineer nsberwurfe
mit prdttigeH BeiaBe.
4ut baIteu mir Elm beIss Eager
id,war,sr ane aemujferttr GeanteIfcffe, ptl;.
une Slnfdbbefae une Srrtenarbeit.
Sbatpls.
eu aieier gttbsiluug efierirsr ter ;H. 5rcte @uss
nacpatmat t,ter inriicper 2bapIs.
paiisIps une Brcdbe eSbawls,
Bibtr' une Erduers gbatplb,
tautidui @offamer .isberparft fur 9amsn
ane Rinetr.
No DE-
Das f9onne aNurtimsnt
asfff ff6ter Rcde
(Hssr, 1s. .S,R.D,1
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Siu's Saar= uno Bart 5irbuns5mittei.
auacnbIiald,.-sll sas bette saranttrt.
Sdmor; OScr braun. 80 Gents.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-02
At what Depth should Bulbs
be Planted.

This is a questioned great interest
to gardeners. Ny experience is deoid-
eddy in favor of deep planting for
such builds as winter aconite, crocus.
snowdrops, nArcissus, and hyscinth.
The depth should. perhaps. vary with
the soil, being greatest in light, open
soils, but I have not found foot
above the crown of the bulb too much
in any coil. The tendency Of the
crocus. where not covered with turf,
is TO work upward, new bulbs form.
ing every year on the crown OF the
old bulb, but probably this tendency
is oounteracted in their natural state.
In Nottingham mesdows, where the
blne crocus ia naturalized, I used
often to dig them up, and think the
average depth is about q foot. The
surface Of the groun1 is probably
raised there by the alIuvial deposit of
foods faster than the new bulbs rise,
but in getting up snowdreps, crocuses
or dafodils which have been acci-
IDENTIFY left wild, have generally been
surprised st the depth of the bulbs.
In fields of stiff red clay in Cheshire
the common double dafiodil flowers
in luxurient clumps, which | have
wished to divide, and found that the
fall depth OF garden spade, Gig hteeu
inches, does not reach the bulbs. The
common autumn crocus (colchicum
sutumnAle), which is perhaps native
there, grows neasly as deep. Again,
where garden ground has been dug
deep, we see here and there a crocus
or enoWdrop which has been acci.
IDENTIFY buried towering quite as we'll
as any others, and on taking it up to
restore it to its proper place are sur
prised to find that not only is the
bulb At least foot deep but also upo
side down. The obvious advantage
Of deep planting in mixed borders is
that spring bulbs go planted need not
in any way interfere with such things
&c scarlet pelarg0niums or blue lobe
las planted over them, not to men
lion instances where gardeners who
have Lot 0noIgh to employ their
.uper6uous time in autumn in dig
ging the mixed hsrbAceous borders,
al evil practice / have much trouble
n preventing. OF course the rule of
leep planting does not apply to all
oulbs; exceptions are anemones,
,yclameDs, etc. I believe that hya-
,iuths and polysnthus nsrcissus,
where the soil is light, may with adj
7antsge be covered to a depth of
sighteen inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-02
Sunti0WerS and Malaria.

This subject received some atten-
ton q few years ago. when y con
versation between General Sherman
and the correspondent OF q London
paper, respecting the pestilentisl
marshes around Rome, was pub
Iished. TIE General said: I'VE
utilize such places aud make them
healthy; We just SOW them with
sunhoWer-seed-common sunHo@er-
and that does it," My own ex.
peTience points to the same conclu.
sion. Taxing up toe cultivation of
the sunfewer few years ago, my
attention Was forcibly drawn to the
subject of its extensive cultivation
having a marked beneficial effect On
the surrounding atmosphere, by the
fact that one season the village near
which I resided was visited By a
severe epidemic OF scarlet lever and
typhusi many children died-one ia
cottage, where the whole family
was Frustrated at one time not q
hundred yards from my own house.
All my amily escaped without 8
touch of sickness. I had at that
time about sixty very large suntiower
plants in my garden surrounding
me house, many of them heing
twelve feet high. My personal ex.
peiienee of the efficiency of the
cultivation OF the sunho8er as q
preventive of miasmatic fever has
been fully borne out by other and
Worthier authorities. of whom Gen
eral Sherman is one. a landowner
on the banks of the Scheldt sowed
the sUnfower extensively on his
property near the river, vita such
sHect that there las not been q
single case of miasmstic fever among
bis tenants for years although the
disease continues to prevail in the
nelghborhood. The medical men in
France, Italy, and Germany believe
the cultivation of the sunhoWer to be
efeotual ia removing the sources OF
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disease. 1t may not be generally
knOwn that the sunfoWer absorbs
during its growth vast quantity Of
impure gases; il feeds largely by it's
leaves. absoEbs nitrogen more rapidly
than any other plant, and will evap-
crate as much as q quart of water
daily. l am convinced that the cul'
tivation Of this much neglected plant
on larger scale would not only be
beneficial, bat remunerative. The
fibre can be used for making paper;
she ripe seed is most useful as food
for poultry, especially during the
moulting season; from it q fine oil
second only to olive-is extracted;
the leaves are much relished by rab-
bits, and the thick stems may be
used as fuel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-02
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Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-19
The Bird Cage in Denver.

EDITOR EPrTAPH: 1 am just in from the exhibition grounds, where have been Ill the evening, and thought, after taking a cocktail, I would drop you few lines to inform you how things are in general. In the first place. the exhibition grounds are about three miles from the center of Den yer, and they show up grandly. The whole commercial world is represented in dis. play of all modern improvements, and, what is of more interest, the exhibits of the minerals of the West cannot be sur- passed Arizona is being done justice to by our friend SOrin, who is work ing day and night. Our Territory has the most prominent stand in the build. ing. It is the first exhibit on the right, as one enters the main building, and takes up a space sf about twenty by thirty feet All our specimens are in show cases and we'll arranged. The display ranks with tho best and attracts much attention. There is but one fault-the specimens are too small. l met Seamans, the clerk of cur court, at the exhibition, and he was busy praislng our mines, Well, will take one more drink, and leave you to guess the balance. Will start home on Tuesday morning, with some good people to make e TombstOners laugh.
 WM. J. HUTCnINsON.