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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
AZ. Sabrgang.
Neue Aniei9en.
9ir Nuffern. .Mses.Sin.

Geebrte HeSatticn SIM unterbduie ber Seies9cburg
III cine Bill ;,iT GiRibrmg BON razauitsrnnieis
fern in Baltimore, 9risTeIr une aunapDIis p'srirt
ltnS arserpr,iTer upo ardb opm Seuate nit stnerI
Imenhement raiiirt ipcrheu, ptlbes bic SeidbIun9
hes 8ersrahsrmeilers ben sehn 10l etnts uuf ieber
nne sirsn bater (71) Gsni PRO bmieer Suid's! psr'
lngert.
sr. bic ilntsIssi6nstsr. srbebeu biermiI sesenSte
iu Qrpteit, "a ne nidts 8utes bciperieui9t uTO III
risIeu Saueu III srpBer unAersdtisteit uno S4aosn
iibrsu ipigS.
sis Sas Gcies Jest bsebt srrei6t c5 sSen cbrtidsn
3tped, unb mir ioIcn p9I iraene elmer 8eit9neroe
iiber feline a8irtunsen ert urd boren.
GicIs eportcI Son ia oSer 10 Gents iit Bic Gcnes
rapermsiier ft cine isere6e 5teusr uno eiu brdens
ser Clip iitr eas guernss6dt i'll Baltimore erisfeIo
npb gmaeclis, nirisru iie Cambridge, Cation uG,O
amSere 4ldss ndt tetrit urS seseu bic Crte, ipeIts
eiee absabs " entridtsn ecnbttiat nb. einc mbiIt9e
lntsri6sieuns mad,t..
gir ppppnirsn benz Saipsttionsipisme in alien Sc
I6dftssncigeu unb eriu6sn sic ubturssppl nm Sbren
SeiRanS sur Seietisuus Sitier unseredtcn uns nmsE
loien Bill.
Tas bsitdnsus psrmmdteIi an ben auernseIeseu
naD Der 6rtss cI6 ts srsdstSr s.iafagtintscn fils
unsr Geedft treiben sas aai.ega 5siaft raid aus
nnisrsm Staaie.
Die arobe oujdtrlif prn n0rnIiden Sabrsensen aus
Seism Siaute ort9cbpItc S.uantiidt Qber isbs 4lis
Iioaeu SutSD, peIde Scm Sta0tc 9lGrpIapp ni6t bic
minSeite etsnsr es,cbt. att Sarsern auSerer Staas
ten einen @prtteiI nS dGr9t cie 5ntersien nnIerer
sigeneu SilraCr.
Shpnias arniett & Somp.,
pintt & Gpnp.,
Cbernscri * Going,
7bo. 3. Weepcr & Gpmp.,
Moore & Sraep,
e5riifitb 6 Sprean,
~ Booth,
GB Wafcrp T. Rpnip,
Sas. g. Stausburn,
. >. Wfailorp l. Sompy
6cbr MeiGer & Comp,
Z. @. Sraft S Scmp,,
g. Sebpnbers & Somp,
Gebrieer 6an,
Sreuici,, Scins Sc Comp,
Satpb SSa!temcpsr,
YSiliins Sunt & Somp,
9. .. Sarren s. Gpntp.,
Spans, Tan Il Gcmp,
Martin SSasmer & Comp.
Sbps. s. Mccbau & Gpmp.,
IS. q. Waitbp,
y J. Sprn & Gortp..
& $. Steipart & Srueer,
sSm. 0umien 6 gpbne,
2n,itb Il SSi6e,
y. y. Srintlep & Scbne,
H. s.. Smslsp X Gpmp.,
Nj Weorft,
Sames Sob s. Gomp.,
s. y, sSbitc Il Sump..
y SusSingtpn u Spmp.
f7I ,us stnSsre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Sampffehel Ggpiofion in elmer
GtfeuerSarube.

NIIent 0 70 II, Bennl., %. WfarI.
8ampifelel in s. seiier's Giiensr;srube,
smeiMeileu iii6lid bon bier, erplocirte bsute
Nadnlittag, unb Der Maidinif, Rameus
Sames @eaoer, ruel9er ;ur 3eit oas 6euer
inter benz Serb ihiirte, pur1e in einen 60
Hub tiefen Srinnen, in tpelhem iid IS SUP
gSaller befano, geihleubert. Gr mar toot,
als man ibn alffan0, uuo man glaubt, oaB
er ertraut, iuoem fetne i1pere Serleeuugen
an ibm III bemerfen maren. Gr binterldBt
cine @ittpe unb 2 &inoer. Dem 17jdbriz
gen Sarrp eeiier, etnem Sohne oes Gigeus
thiirnsrs Der @rubs, puroe burd bte grplo.
fion etu 8etu eebro4eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
,nberlGiifaer aiciSmmaitufe.
umIaTenScu 9tniprud bss Ssrtanfs

ure
Siads Suna bmabre aun
yneben Gran8uns
uuetat 6aeonS
buuu u, Die aaHeneRm n 0 genfe
6aeuns nbalt ibe auwabl trehen.
aues mas @dmad seuuO
MADDEN Ineeihe SOr
umfeH Gnri6unn perbnSn be-
6ret wd sugIh anebu uno biaubern
9eidaitsmctbo fnb, braudn
wug ;u iagc baben Fd fart bsmsrt
bar asmadt hat liberal
man Tam
snlsen sfae sbR
gepen Scrseben Yre befw &be ben 2tHf
wter bre SnteeTn III amber @duirn 6roeru.
peboppte annrsnguugeu uenebmngen bebFhgn
wr nusre Sostbame ggan; @n suswa
beragcrSes uurm
ssuareuorteu Ill Nben unSa md ;u btebu ote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Gouifcu auf elmer Gifenbabn.

Gbtcag o, %. Mar;.-Gin Sieb3ug Ocr
n6ort @apnc> >Sobn" uuO eiu 6radt3ug Der
o@ranb 5runt= Balm" cOlioirten ipdt gefern
9beno an Der 8ren3uu9 nabe 0eu biefgen
&iebb0ieu. 3reiBig Shlpeine tuurOen ourd
Sen 3uiammenitOB get0btet un6 200 anoere
III 6reibeit geiest. Gtua cine StunOe ipa=
Ter raunte Elm 6raht5ug Der Sort @apnes
gabn" in Oas biutere Guoe bes tbeilmeiie
bemolirteu Sieb3ugs, t0otete mebr Sdmeine
unb po1enbete Die 3erit0rung. Sliper 9ibs
bare, 2otonlotiufiihrer auf benz 3uge Der
p@'ranO Erant 8abH," trug idwerc Ser
lekunasu NQpOlI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Srmsereu,fer In N3erathuna,

&olumbus, ., %. WtarI.- Der O0n
6rn. 8iaor6 Smitb aus Cincinnati ueraus
Italtete @oupeut Der 8efirmorter Der Gent
ben; uno Der SOnntag5geieee purbe beute
inter Sstbeiligung ,ablreider 0elegateu
aus alien 8beilen beS Stuatss bier abgebals
ten.
9r. 8iharo Suith fiibrte oen SorIiB uuo
belt eine langs 8eos, in meliher er Die Gotbs
tuenbisteit elmer Serlhdrfung Der Cont
tags Hnb @on,eifious-@ -@eiese betoHte. 3med=
entiprehenoe 8eihliifIe puroeH uugeHonmen
uno bern SbiO'er StaatssSenate iberniits
telt. = gtu ,StaatS= Central ~@omite fir
@des rub Orouuug" wuro. orgautftrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
BiAti9e Serbanblraaen inn &C.
nate Der Scfcteeban9 oon Ieip4

Srenton, N..S.. 93. Ildr,. = Der
Staatsieuat paiiirte heute Die 8tQ, mel9e
bic 8eiiburtunoeu in Se5ug nui bus gigen
tbum al Der 8alerironte uon SerIeu Stir
gegen 5 Stimmen iiber Oa5 Seto 0e5 @ous
uerneurS.
Die 9ocal Option Sid ruurOe nit 70 ge.
gen Sttnmen augeuommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Die 3nniS dm SSean ser auf9egen.
hcn SDttffe

8oifou, 80. Mdr;. CUNT Sn0ianer
aus Arj;ona Iabeu beute Nahrittog pom
3burnls ser Stem 2lorfer rWiutnal 2ebensz
9crfdGruugs =@eieliidaft" aus 3llu erifen
0iaIe Oen Sjean uno uerridteten ibre relis
qi1Ien @eremoHieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Gefssrap6ifde 9epef6en.
(seri4te Der uaTociirten grefie" fir ben ,9eut4eu
Gorreppnoenteu."
SSeitcre Serihte mber Sas Spb=
ipaiier.

Mempbis, %. WGr;. - Inter ben
6lii1tiiugcn ans Der groben 9lrfauias=9tie=
0eruna, pelde am SienItag mad Srenton
gcbrad1t murben, maren Smei Srauen, Die
nadoem bic Slutb fe aus ibrer 2Sobnung
pertrieben hattie, niebergefonnen maren,
bic cine auf eiuem Slofe, Die anOere in eiuem
Sfnppen, Obne ben gertnglten Seiltanb.
Der idlueioenbe 8inp mebte umbarmber;ig
I'M iie berunt; Sie Ntiitter maren 5pGrlid gez
fleibet itnb fir Die &leiuen mar gar teine
&leibung uorbanSen; 6euer unb Nabrnng
mar inter feinsn llmitanben III erbalten; Oie
reiBenbe Slutb rauldte unbetluerbetBeno
inter linen, unb baugen 4ugeS idaute man
mad alien 8i6tungen nod 9tettung ans,
obne su piIieA, luober ie fOmmen pitroe,
mdbrenb unterbefen bas gSalier idneu itieg
uno Die Sage oor Stunbe ;u Stunbe perz
,meiielter iuuroe. Sic ipurben idlieBlidb bon
einem0ampier an Surb genOnllnen nnp bier
her gebraht.
9{ews Srleans, %. Mdr;. - 0as
ourf ben Srud in bem 2anorD= =Oeih itrO=
meuSe 8aiier ergieBt iih jebt auf big %@laitz
tageu im &ir6Ipiele Ct. Sames. Siele
2ente ilnb Der aniidbt, oab bieier Oetdbrudl
porerit nidt geI6loiien tperoen fann. Sin
gum sr6Bteu Sbeil serit0rter S9usoamm i'm
airhipiele Gait Carroll mar 14,1S0 SuB
lang uuS Z bis IS Sup bod. Gs bat iidl
bier Elm llnteritiibunss-G Gomite gtbilSet, bas
heiIte 9lbeno cine @onieren; NIT 9ouoerneur
NcGuerp bdtte unb Torgen nit Samnllun=
gen in Der gau;cu Stabt Beginner wirb.
Sidsburs, Miii., 23. Mdr;. - Der
6lu6 ilt bier i'm Sallen begriffeu, ebenfaQs
Der Da;oo, Der Sunflower uno Sallabatd)i
&ioer. Sn @botarb, tuelfes Dem bel 2lliatia
gebrOdenen Deide geseuiiber liegt, 1T Das
Mnfier etmn Is Qnll nRfnllen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
s. w0r Oaa crie nnO II Oa8 ein,ise
IdmerjbFrtiIgsnOe @iittsi,

has imangenblidebsr luGienSitm 9eSenGin5aIt tbut
Sas ertiituoun9eu uuo 9ougeitiousu beit rl5asn he
nun an ben SlIngeu, benz Dtaaen ben Gugepeoen ben
eiilmdlger GuipeneuRa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
GntinnSnng Ger 6arnblaIenubp per
Mieren,

b6rmutterleiben. ~ WV w
Cine 6Iate entbdIt mebr uftioe unb bei[trarHa.
elemcnte oils tr9enb etn auberes grdbardt Die ne
6i9lI mro tpeelenellpe!'e geuommen pdbreuS aRbert
yIittel tttui bis ied9s Yiul 10 piel erforSeru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Sin Spnar pro SfaIhe.
q. q. g.
NaDipaD's Hea0O 9felief
fnrfrt HHe pcrhitct

Stubr 9iarrb0e, Cholera Rorbus, Rtebsr
nn0 SdmerI 8beumatiSutus, uerU0ie
Sfmer5eu, 0ipbtberitis, SalSeut.
5itnoung, Snflucn;a, 4tbs
nlHNgSbeid)meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
Sn einer 6is ;uan,ig g1inateH,

irtsiebr aud bic Rbeumutiter, 8ettIdgeriaen g5uas
den, @eririppeIten GerAcien, Gdtigen ooer an ion.
tiger Sranthett Seioenoef 9equdlt ein mDgeu ,.Raes
nab sRranp Heiicf" oirp ausenbIidli4e epa.fs ibafs
cabet
entiiinoungen Der Niersn GubiinOungsn Der
8la1e, Seodrrns sGnBiinOungen 2uugens@ on.
geftionen, 9alslciben, glftbna, Ssr,aopfeu,
3ipbtberies bpfteriiden auidOen, 8rauue,
Satarrb, Snflueuia, 8opflpeb, i3abul9mer,
gen, Neurulgie, &beumattsnlus, taitern uuS
bet6em 6ieber, 9tbueraugeH II. 6rOltbenleu.
Sie Gnpenhuns Ses ,,Reabb ReIief" an Der oSer ben
IetSensen Steen icirH aIsbaS be91Bli4e GrIsi4tuTa
hciien.
SreiBig Biz ets3ia Eropfsu 6abor in euem 5dIbeu
Ertntglas BON gS0ler perben in peugsn 2ugeabtideu
3rdmpte, wtdgeuiaure SpbbreHuen 2opTibmersea,
9iarrpoe, Gpierterr, SOltt B6bungeu in ben Gi;ass
peteen une ale tuHerlidsn SbElerSen beilen.
Netienee iolten INNER etAe Tlaibs Rnbiua5'S
,,8eabb 8elief" bel iib trdgen. @euge EropTer bds
bon, in ggaier getban, beugsn dueH Nrdntbetteu unS
ben onnttt oertnitpften SeDen Die aus oem 8ebrnl4s
i6letten Bder5 eHtprin9eu Dor. Gs 1T Elm beiersS
Stimul1nt, ais frdrSoiilber Brdnbp ober Bitterer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
SbipinSiu6t

Scremaeu nS tubtr,u6ierVbtbiis; itrobb,Tss s.,5,,
ttlten Seteen; Nmitpincen gutGrtra uub Rsrs
lnrarn9 Der Gteteu, 3udcrtruut6et urinoerbdltl,na
OotoltiAt SHecrlug 8tudpJi, no ioait Gatbeter deS
mttr a1Ffililis tf0, SIatuIein mn Ia 1uen NaIem
BON '" oN~N@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
SelbffmprS Dor Dem Spieaef.

Ybtla6elp B "a, %. Wfdr3.-@in Iuus
ger Wann, gtalnens Srauis @o6ran, etwu
81 Sabre oft, begging bente in ieiuer 9SObs
nung Nr. 1920, Spruceitrabe, Seibitmoro,
ineem er iid) bic 9eble nit eiuem 6aiirueI-
Jet ourtidnitt. 9r bate geraoe begonnen,
iid su raiireu unb ftano Dor benz Spiegel,
ale Ell. bic Chat besiug. Godrau mar ge=
rabe ans 6loriba suriidgefebrt unb iuolite
na6itens cine 6eiie mad europa MAIDEN.
Der Seritorbene mar ein Sobn BON Srauis
@odran uub bewegte fif) in ben beiten Sreiz
len Der biefgen @eiellidaft. Seit einiger
3eit mar er leibeuSer @eiunbbeit uuo melan=
holiid, wesbalb ibu ieiue 6arilte auf Rsis
len idifte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
WcrSauunoSs SciawerSer,

@ubr, 9idrrbBe, GboIera @crbus oSer Idmerbaftes
SIuplAonq perben ~ l5-2O Diiuuieu turirt oiiut1
Habtpup'S 9ieabb 9elie gSeper gerltopfno non Cnt
3iuhnn9, weber Sbmade, ncd Gattis.sit per,riatt
eer 9ebraub bon X. ". 8elitf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
anabem= itnb ainoer= =aleioungsiiifen
,,mier sserrem= slmsitaffirnnss. oepartememt

unn Snerefe
ausaeu6ts ueOrn Yir,
in Baltimore seorber
9erefs r.A6tbeiung
umIaGenecn &nprud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
8altimore, Wso, 6reiag, Den 24 Wdr5 1882.
Maroen 's@aaacnfabrlf.

9tISI StdB.
Sfr. 55, % zS5arles= ,Gfe Saloeritontr.
.
s eus Sfcblens, Biebs, Eaiel1 unS 9asertiibs
YSdaaeu. ybesbdneier=. Spneitorei., Sleiicbcrs
uuo Seaterialiifen SSdasen uebt Sinridbtuue.
Mle sBaoJer uerbea reparlrt oSer aS9etaubt 1eer1e
Rreiie unO 3urispenReit sarantirt.
Sefie MarSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
9reis 25 Gents pro SAaAtei.
allen apot5sIsHJE 5a5tE.
Ran Ieie ,,6aliA nne gBabt."
Nn bas 3nbiifum

gs sann seine SeFsre @arantie fur ben gerts sos
Or Rabtpnn's alt6esrEnosteu ". ". ". 6etImtttsta
aufaetpiefeu tperben ala bic sleHoen une uuslcleN
NaRabmingen eersIben. GS eebt iotpcbl fdIi6e, 9ss
IoIpeuts," ais aud ,.RslisfS" ARb ,,Dtus." Sebet
Erf bor unb perlGnet nur Rdcwop'B ure Gebtet bars
nnf, bas 6sr Rnus ,.Raeuaa" fit auf BEN gesacItez
Hrtttsl bssnhst. gSalt20. .4N6A6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
@u6 Der Suneesbauptitaot.
Das @enfsr @rsu, in 9tmcrita.

gSaibingtoH 23. Ndr;.-Oie " Anne
ritaniIde @eiellifaft bes Hotbeu Sreu;es"
perDfientlift einen Auiruf mn 9iilfe iiir Die
Iothleioenorn i'm Dttifliippitbale unb ct
iudt oarum, 0aB @elbbeitrage an ben Sda5s
amtsiefretdr 6olger, SoritBer Der 8uratoren
Der @eiellidaft ODER al ben 8riegsIetretdt
2incoln uno oaB alei6er, Sett;eug unb Sc
bsnsmittel on bic agenteu Der @elellldaft in
Dtenipbis, Sifsburg unb 6elena geididt
perben. Die @eIellidait tuurbe inter oem
tiirSlih angenOmmeueu @eiebe sur &atiftit=
ring oes @euier Sertruss orgauiitrt. Der
Gufruf III pon folgeubeu @erren uno 0amen
uuterjeidnet: @lara.SartOn, Sc. Bancroft
9aOis, 6reSeric 9ouglaB, sller. s. y. 9arz
net, Srau Omar ,. Copper, u. 9. colo
mons, 6rau e. q. @tartba @anfelb, u. 3.
Qiuiieq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
q a D 10 d y s
&egulirenbe Yiaeu.
Sin eesetabilif6e8 GrIatmittel {

Sonfommene %ursdnjen, Iineernee M6fiibr
mittel, fotrfsn pbnC 2dDmerI, itcts iuperlals
zig unf natilrtidb in ibrer Operation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-24
aiblsbs,t einrs 9lemfrals.

Slottsnietretar Sunt luurOe beute pOnt
Sapitdn q. gS. gSeaper, Sefeblbabet oes
SriegsSampfcrs oSroOtlpu," burd cine BON
Monteoibeo aus abgeihifte 8abel>9epelde
benadrtdtigt, baB Soutre -Nontiral Santes
$. Spotts, Seieblsbaber 6es lii6atlautii6)en
@ei6maOers, am 8. @tdts III Stanlep, auf
benz Saltlano Srielu, al eilienl Sdllagfluile
ftarb un0 bort begraben mur0e. - Der Ser
lorbene wurbe i'm Mdr, 1892 in Norb=@a=
rOlinnl9eboreu unb unt >. Gugnft 1887 pon
Sentudp aus gum Sabetten Der 6lUttenaia
oeme ernannt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09
Let Rum Pay it's Own Bills.

The dozen or two of men who were so un-
fortunate as to be Obliged to brave the heat
and appear in the Winchester county court
room one morning recently were witnesses Of
scene which, though pathetic. moved nearly
all to intense Indignation. An old man SO
wears of age had been summoned BY the over
Seers of the poor OF the town Of Portchester,
who wanted him to provide tor drunken,
worthless son 80 wears of age. The defen-
dant claimed, and no one disputed ii. that his
income ~~as NOT sufficient to maintain the
family dependent upon him, among whom
were n blind son and n daughter subject to
fits. With choking uirrance he tried to tell
how much he had do e for the drunken son
whose maintenance the town was trying to
avoid. Judge Clifford controlled the feeling
with which the spectacle filled him, in com.
mon with the spectators. but he finally dc.
clined to grant the order asked for. The
ments where this mans son buys his rum, so
the town must take care Of the drunkard l
cannot order a man of SO to provide for son
who. but for rum. could and would now be
caring for his father" One OF the spectators
,pplauded as loudly as he dared, behind an
open copy of the Herald and the lawyers who
were accustomed to some of the severe de-
crees of the law, said one to another, that the
Judges logic was unanswerablc. Rum should
pay its own bills for damages to society. and
towns that license the sale of rum should be
compelled to support the victims of the traffic.
--NtV iork Herdid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09
SAD ACCIDENT.
Mr. OSCAR CRAiGG Rlown mp by a Pre-
mature Blast I'm the Rose eDdale Cement
Quarry-DestructtoM of am EYE
It's Subsequent Removal by Sur.
gical Operation.

M. Oscar Craigg Was foreman in cement quarry
at Rosendsle, Ulster County. \. Y BY an explosion
day in the quarry he lost eye-lost it totally
Under the impression that the matter less seri-
the local physician told Mr. Cragg that his eye
lost wholly but ,uld .e saved by treatment
The experimen; was tried and failed. Worse re-
mained behind for he was in danger of losing the
other a'so. through sympathetic Inflammation In
this strait he consulted Ur. David Kennedy, of
Rondnut. n. ", who told him the ipju ei eye must
be taken cut 10 the other. To TINS Mr. Craieg
d. INJURED. and went back home in doubt His local
physician said: "Go To New York" To New York
the patient went. and one of the most eminent ocu-
lists in the untry. having looked at the eve. said
"l ou have lost one eve entirely; 90 back and do
wha: you TO save the other" Briefly, DIR. Ken
nedy removed the ruined ey and treated Mr.. Craieg
with ''kennedy's FavOrite Rem-dy," 10
build up the system, ana the result successful.
DIR. kennedy's great success n surgeon il due TO
the OF "FAvoRITE REMEDY in the after treat
menf.
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Constipation or deraneement Of the Kidneys and
BLADDER? then DR. kENNEDY's "FAvoRIrE
REMEDY" Ii win D. disappoiut you. DIR. KEN
NEDY's "FAvoRIrE REMEDY is for sal. by all
druggists aug3-teOd&w I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09
To GOnsusnpiives.

''Goldea Medical Discovery" is a concen.
trated, potent. aiteratiye. or blood cleansing
remedy, that wins golden opinions from all
who use il for any humor, from the common
pimple, blotch, or eruption, to the formidable
scrofulous swelling, or ulcer. Internal fever.
soreness and liberation, yield to its benign
influences. Consumption, which is but a
scrofulons affection of the lungs, may, in its
early stages, be cured by free use of this
God given remedy. See article on cOnsump.
tion and its treatment in Part Ill of the
Worlds Dispensary Dime Series Of pam.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09
Agricultural Items.

India has nearly 10000, 900 acres of land
sown to wheat.
The Belgium government is soon to adopt
pulverized meat for an army ration. One
pound Of the article Is said to be as nutritious
as six pounds Of fresh beet.
John J. Ward has marketed this season in
East Machias, Machias, and Whtneyville,
one and one half tons of field strawberries,
all being gathered in the town of Cutler.
There are few discontented farmers in
Aroostook county at any time, and it is be
lieved not single specimen can be found
now in the whole section.
The Durham hay crop is 33a per cent larg
er than last year. The drouth has already
done hundreds Of dollars damage to the po-
tato and corn crops In that town. Many
fields Of potatoes will be abandoned as not
worth digging.
Two bears, one a very large one. Judging
from his footprints which measured 6xlO
inches, visited Enoch Fishers sheep pastur.
in Charlotte. Saturday, and helped themselves
to one Of his best sheep.
The Newman (Ga Herald relates that a
cat charmed and caught fnil grown crow a
few days ago. The cat was on the fence and
the crow lit near it. when the cat fastened its
eyes upon the bird, and go strong was the
charm that the crow showed no resistance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09
General News.

A seat in the Boston Stock Board was re-.
Gently sold for IS, 100.
The yellow fever is spreading rapidly At
Brownsville, Tex.
At Chambersburg, Pa, on Sunday, four
inches OF rain fell in one hour and half
At Worcester. VT. Saturday, lightning
struck a hay wagon. killing a youth and in
juring four other persons.
1t is solemnly asserted that twelve and q
half million OF false teeth are made every
year in Philadelphia.
About quarter of a million toy pistols are
sold in this country annually. Any wonder
that lockiaw is becoming our National dis
ease.
The citizens of Tarport, Pa. on Saturday
night ta' red ard fe,thered William Hall aged
IS, and drove him out of town for attempting
to feloniously assault six-ycar-old girl.
A Cincinnati hoy of II tried to get license
to marry Miss Molly Bunker, who owns np
To "a, but the cruel mother of the lad inter.
iered in the nick of time and nipped young
loves dream in the bud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09
EnSilage.

Prof. s. W. Johnson. Director of the
Connecticut Experiment Station. writes OF
ensilage as follows:
1t is, | scarcely doubt, equally true that en-.
silage is no more palatahlc, no more diges
tble, and no more nutritious than the tresl,
corn from which it is produced. The rumo,
now floating in the air that eDsiage is worth
more-nav. much more-than the corn fod
der, has nothing solid to rest on. Fodder i,
on all hands conceded to lose nothing in th.
silo that Gao effect a concentration of its nutra
tive matters. We have often asked the qne,-
ton but have never had it answered: What
new virtue is added to fodder corn, or To-
grass, by packing it away in air proof cellars
taking along with it five tons of water to on.
ton of nurment Ii costs money 10 handl,
the five tons of water in all its movements.
between the field and the crib. And when
the stock get il at last it is nothing but water
no better than that frora wells and springs
perhaps not as good. We think ensilaQc and
silo eXpen.es well enough for fancy farmers
vino have plenty of money to spend but VT
doubt if a poor farmer would be able 10 pa,
money and interest applied to building silo>
and saving ensiage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-09

Railroads diln Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. JUNE 18th, 1882.
rains will leave An <usta-
rnr Portland and Boston st 6.ec. y ~ (accom. ana
9.57 4. NJ Express, (ENpress does stop beIM cen
Augusta anu Bruns~i icx except at Haliowell and
Gardi her pa.seng, other stations must take
the accommodation = Is and Ii.UJ Z. N.
tor Portland ana Lev sston, 6.UU, . -, 9.5. A. NJ
2.55 aud II w Z. NJ.
ron kockiand, o.ee, 9 ~ and 8 81 A. NJ.
For FarmIngtcn. - and W. "A. NJ.
Fer bath. 6.Cc y -, 81 A. NJ; 2.a5 r. n. lll.op
y. NJ Saturdiys)
toI " al. rviie 2.2o. 9.3s A. N. and s.42 PM.
(Express) AID 400 p NJ. (-ccom). $50 4. VI. on
oalurday-.)
tor Ssowhegan, Belfast. n@xter and EanRor. S.i2
p NJ (Expressl ard 400 z. NJ. accom- , 20 A. N.
The LXpress stops only al Wateisilie, burnham and
Newport. Passengers for way stations must take
The "A conlmodaiiou.
For u, At.r and Bangor Saturdays only, stopping
at all stations, al :. ~ 4. NJ.
Night rullInan Trains each way every night, Sun
ip.I AaA