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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-23
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| Die SternrDuten @ro;eifr.
! KS 9tngtou, %. Sanuar Die
6e9lerilngSaHiuGlte, melde nit Sorbtreis
tiln9 Der SnformattOn in 8e;ug AMI bic
Sternrouten BroseIie beduftragt pur6eu,
baben lene Grbeit 6einabe pollenbet unb erz
marten lest nur baS Gnbe bes @uiteau= Bro
5eneS, Inn Die Ingelegenbeit Der @ranbz Suru
5u unterbreiten. Die 6dllc, iueld]e suert
Sllr Serbanblung gebrad)t iucr6en Iolen,
puroen nit 9fiifitd)t auf bte perid)ieoenen
@raoe oer angeblid) periibten Betriiaereien
ausgemdblt, 10 baB iie Seffdlle fir ale iibriz
gen Brojefie biloen iperoen. Die Seaurten
ipctgern iid, Die Namen Der Yerlouen nit
5utbellen, gegen welfe iie eini6reiten iperz
Den.
SeniipnssslnssIssenb
Der YenftonS @omuiiidr perofientlidlt
Iolgenoe Gntideioung in Se;ug auf Die @rz
tbetlrng boil Eeniionen: ,@enn ertuieieu ift,
haB Elm Sol6at mabrenb oes 8iirgerfrieaes
gefangen genonlnteu un6 mad einem conI0=
oerIrten 9efdngniB gebraf)t iuuroe, un0
lpenn man lettUem gfidts bon ibm b0rte, 10
lou orgenomnlen meroen, bab er I'M 0ienfte
ltarb unb Der Sag mad oemienigen, oil mel
DEM man lbn gum lebten Wtale fab ODER bon
tbn b0rte, iOQ alS Datum ieines Sooes
gelten.
gSenn eriuieIen lift, baB Elm i'm Sienite qes
rangeu 9enonImener Solbat bel ieiuer Sc
faugennabme gcIunb unb bel ieiner Sefrei-
ing arbeItsuntaugltd mar, 10 IOll berIelbe III
elmer Yenilon bereftigt iein, gerabe, ais oh
er I'm Slcnte neripunoet ober outd) Sttdnf=
belt arbeitsunfdbig gewor1en pdrc."
9Ipelit,es sbIcbcn eimes Seamten.
oenrp s. Gofmell, ScfretGr Der SuubcSz
S5lideret=@ omnliIiion, fiarb nm II llbr beute
abeno III Ietner bergen gSobuuug pl0tltdl
al 0eritrantbett. Gr mar II Sabre aft.
Sermicbtcs.
Der SenatSausidub fiir YeniionSz z9luaelez
9enbetten beId)lOB beute einfimmiq, eiue
Stn iu beriften, peld)e Srau 2incoln iofort
$4,000 nnb grb0bung ser Yeniion auf
$4,000 beWilligt. Die $4,000 ioQen ais
llnteritiitung unb nid)t ais Yeniionsua9z
Scblung ueipilligt iperbeu.
Der bteiige peruanii6e @Ciauote bat aui
telegrapbiide 4nfrage SetrciiS Der 9tadz
ridt, oab @oliuta nit Chile Gricocn gez
1d]loiien uno iidl uerpltdtct babe, ieiHe Sc
3tebnngen ;n Hcfu ab;ubrebeu, bic 2(utuort
erbalten, paB baS SiinbniB Smiihen Bern |
unb Golipa nod beitebt uno Solipia 0ie Hes |
gierung @albGron'5 s ancrfannt bat
Die Oeufcr'ide Jeiolutiou Bctreif3 46-
ldlluiIeS eincs 9iatlrraliiation5pertrag nit |
oem bcnt'd)en 9teidje beantrogt bic Gin |
iCblll0 elmer lCr1eiuI1mPu Sommiiiinu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-23
Teuer8brunff in Ntlanta.

XII MA, 9a., Il. Sallltar. - Yin I'M
llbr beute friib bier ausgebro6eneS 6euer
SerftOrte iteben @ebdube un6 rtd,tetc Sdlas
ben i'm Setrage bon $500,O0O an. Der
Sranb entftanb in Sranf @. Slof'S @anbp-
tabrtf unb @rdferbdfcrei. Die bauptid8=
ltd)iten Ge.lufe iino folgcnbe: Soiepb 6.
Gromn's @cbdube $3S, 900, Soarrp Sadions
@ebaube 100000, ng8iliOu 6ouie," @igenz
tbum bcs 6rn. 9. S. 2Siliou, $25, 900, gS.
9e. StmplOn'S @ebdube (Setrag oes Serluz
itcs niht ernIittelD, Srau 81. Is. Senuen's s
@ebduOe $4,000, s. Is. Slods gSaarenuor=
ratb $4,000, gSaarenpOrratb Der Gabads,
bQnbler Somarb, 9Sooo & Comp. $4,000,
9Saarenporratb Der 6irna gScubouIe &
Sobn $4,000, Spe5ercibdnblsr Sobn Stc=
pens $4,000, SpirttuOiGubdu6ler {. @oben
& Conn. $4,000. Die Serli9errng b
trdgt I'M @an;en 100000. SameS gSifz
ham, etnSieBbdHbler aus Slupanua =@ouutp,
Strg., mclder I'M pgStlion 0ouie" logtrte,
ftm III 0en Stanrmeu nm. Seinc 4eide
mdfOe behte yfa4mittag inter ben Sritmz
n ern gc unnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-23
Seinpie Sertpirruna.
hii.a.iIsurfuneen une @beidsisunssees
frete surd, Gluibebuns ;,peicr @eriebte in
Sflinpfs aunulJirt


@bicago, 81. San. - 9as Sberaertd,t
oes Staatcs Sllinois bat geftern entiGieben,
bab oas 9eiet, meldes Die Brobatc=@eri6te
in ben Counties @oof uuS Ga Gale Idbuf,
perfanungSpibrtg iit uuS bic genanntcn Sc
ritte baber fetnen geietli6en 8eftanb ba=
ben. Der gSOrtlaut Der GntI6eibuna lift
nod ni6t befanut, 10 bab bic polle Srag=
ipette berlelben erit ubgemartet iperben mus.
gSenn fid Die Sade jebof 10 perbdlt, tpie
ntan befiir6tet, iperNeu burd oieie Gntid,ets
bung alle bon BEN beiocn Brobatc=@ =@eritten
beltGtigten Seitamente NIB @igentbuutsiiberz
tragungen rtngiiltig, gbeI6etbungen unqez
iebli6 unb Berionen, Die iif mad Der erlanaz
ten Shetonng wteber Oerutdblten, su 8iga=
miiten. Son bem Goof County @eri@te
murben feds @bel9ei6ungen beipilligt rnb
1910 Seftamente, bel oenen bebeuten6eS Gi=
gentbum in bieiiger Stabt inpolptrt 1T, be-
itGtigt. Gine eigentbiimli6e SBatiadJe iit
Die, baB baS Sbergerid)t berettS mebrere
@ntihetbungen bes Yrobate= =@eri6ts Don
Soofz@onntp befdtigt bat. Der aopofatenz
&eretn lit auf beute giad)mittas suicmmen
berufen, I'M bic Sadlage III er6rtern unb
es per1en ioiort Sdritte fir gSiebereripa=
gun9 Der 9lngelegenbeit getbau merben.
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Trau Spppe5ee's Sob. - Gin se.
hcimnifppacr Sprfaa aui9e=

gfemz SrleanS, 81. Sauuar. - Die
Granoz Surp erbob geifern cine iorirelle 9(n-
flege gegen 0tarion S. @oppebgc pegen @rz
ulorbung ieiuer Srau am -. SeSembct D.
s. @oppebge hattie befannil;6 ;ur 3eit be-
bauptct, ietn breijdbrigeS 4Doptip6bnden
babe ben perbdngntbpollen SAuB 5ufalltg
abgeieuert.
gs liest iiber bieien aufangS gebetn1ntBs
pc4en Sorfaa folgenber 8orber.d)t poo ::
DD9ie romantilde gel6i6te bon Der Nrau
@oppebge in gteip> SrleanS, Die angeblif BON
einem fleinen &illbe bei'm Spiclen nit elmer
Yitole sufdaig eridoIien uorben mar, lott
Rb rcdt bablif auf. Srau @oppebge mar
NtaitreiIe zines rei6cu Saunlmodmaflers in
0tobile gemeIen, uno See angeblid) iiber
ibrcn Serluft untr0itlid)e @atte lieB fid) Don
ibr uuterbalten. &rrs, che bas llngliif nit
Der Biltole uorficl, uotbigtc CT iie snr 4bfaiz
lung eiues ScltamentS, mortn ite Inn tbr
nidt unbeSeutenSes Seru0ecn peruad)te,
ndnlif /. G5runvbeitb in Sort @orib, Ger,
uno 9llleS, mas, i'm Sale Die idmebeuoen
Bro3eiie su ibren @uuiteu entIdie0cn merSen
iollten, ibr iuTalleu miirOe; 2. alien @tunu=
beiit i'm Staate 2ouiiiana; 3. 9icmant.
idmudiader, llbr unb &ette; 4. 9ausbal=
tungsgcgenitGnbe 5. eine erit iurS Dor benz
llugliif berausgcnommene 0ebensuerFdez
rungs= Bolice in Ser .Stonemnl= Snl. 90. ,"
0tobile, fiir $4,000; 6. ale &leibungs sfiide
in ibrem Seiite. Der ntrauern1e @atte"
Goppebge fiet jebt, bes MorbeS angeflagt,
III lluteriuduugsbaft. Gin wid.iger I'm
itano 1T, oaB es fiir baS Sinh gGHSlid unz
m09lid iuar, ben oabn bes YiitolS ,u ipau=
nen, uno man wobl faltm auuebnten bari,
DaB Die ungliidliGle Dtltter 9ieies getbau
hnt
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Gin Gpllnr pro Tlafd,e.
%aSsuan's &coSO 8elief
turirt une ucrbiItet

9}uGr. 8iarrb6c, Gbolcra MorbuS, Tteber
unb Sdmcr3, 9fbCumatiSmuS, ucr06le
SdmC3crL 9tpbtbrritiS, SoaiSent
3iinbung, Suflueu;o, nth
mrHgsbCi6merocn.
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Gnt3Mnhnme Scr 0arnblafc mRa ser
Yiicrcn,

iciuie bel dreniitm 6dueu pou ptErm SuB lu,S gss
bdrmttcreiecu
Cine 6Iaide euthaIt mcbr attipe u,tS befIsrdit,e
Siemente, ais trQCnC Gin uneCreS @rlpurut. Die We
ftiiH ptro thttcitlmcIic gCupmmeu iudbreuo auosre
AtLttel ilni bie iehS Nnl ip nieI crfnrhrr.r
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1tebcriApcmmunacn.

@lart8uille, Senn, q. Sauuar.-
9er Cumberland SINS ftebt iett ledS 39l(
bOber, ais gelcgentlib bef lleberlhmcdtntuna
pom Sabre 1S4I, uno 1T nod INNER i'm Stetz
gen. Sic 8umpmerfe Scr iGotii6cu gSa,
lerleiiung ifebcu iedbs GuB tiei inter 9SaiIet.
Die SelDreerung allet j3iigc auf ocn Sabren
lIo' d. ro1 @IarfSuille III eiugcitclft woroed.
8tc itd6tiidle Srifc ibcr Ocn 9feo=Niper
ld)mebt in @Crab:, uno allc Ntiiblcu uno
sab:tfeu oil Der GrouthroBe iino iibct=
Id)pemnt. Ser SdJaucu wirp cine 6c.rddt
ltdle 0Dbe ertci6sn.
Haibuille, Senr., %. SSanuar. Der
6IrB ftebt iett 7 3Oll B0bcr, ais bel Ser gro
zen Glutb bonn Sabre 1871 Ser 9Gaiier-
itanu betrdgt 50 SUP ,3oI, Sriifen, Sdu=
ier unO ale m0gliden 9egentdnOe merben
non Der StrDmung fluBabmdrtS gefiibrt.
Dtan bat eine ans SanoiGden beitebenoe
Sruitmcbr iiber Die 9Sooblanbftrafe berae=
felt, I'M 5u Uerbinbcrn, OaB iid sic Str0z
ming burh ben nort0Gli6cn Sta6ttbeil
babnt. Siele tpe;tere Ganilen iinO ;ur
Slnht aus ibren gSobnungen ge3mungeu
moruen. Seute 2lbeno bat Der SmB III itcis
gen anigebOrt un6 man boift baB cr morgen
81 fcaen beginner mir6. 9lus SobnouUtlle
miro gclnelOet, baB Der Seuueiiee= 6luB eben=
fall8 iebr bod itebt, nn6 baB bic 6ortige 81
ip1IE nm, III rfr in lNpfn ii, id,Ocb+
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Z 6miuefu6t

oGSWGGu urc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: itrpbBul6g- -5pbs.
Ath%tu Sclccu @iEinipiuecu Gnturt,ur9 urp Rcrs
nGdru'a Der 9!ttren, 3pd9rtrGntbet uriurccbaltrra
Np'cttlNe SucI!md ncipdtrt. ipp iouit Gdtbettv de
meet h0trtIh'EE 1u, &lD'W;N mo III alien Edaeu
pbU '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-23

has mauacnbIde ben audlcuoiteu qebcneirbaIt i6ut,
has Gnt'ilneunQcu mn GOngcitipneu beit m6aeu its
lllt on ben EunGCn eem Diagcn, ben Gtngeueoen ben
elnlnaliucr AumCunlno
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Sn rintr bis ,Dnn3ig MIinnten,

ipieiefr aud bic 8bematiiden, BetIdocriaen. S6uas
grT &erfriFpcIten, ECrOOicu C3tdtgeH ODER an ions
'upct Sranthett Setocnreu Nenudlt ien mGgeu Nab
man sNeacD HCliCf" pirb augeubiidIbe6iief ftdfs
fen bel
@ntliinbungCn Die RierCu, gnt;inOungeH Der
Slaic, @CNdrm Gutjiubuugeu, 2ungcn Gous
gchiOnen, SnlSleibcn, &itbma, Ser,tlopfeu,
8ipbtbcrie, bDiteriibcu 4ufG0en, Brduue,
Satarrb, SnflIen3a, Sopfipcb, 3abnidmers
sen, gleuralgtC, TbeumatiSmus, taltemuno
bctbCm 6ieber, 9iibnerauJen IL. 6rOibeuleu.
Die 9tuperhlne Res ,Reabb 8eIiei" an Der oSer ben
le6enoen Steuen ipr6 GIsbdIo bebagIi4e GrIs3teuHg
idniieu.
Gre6ia bis ie6ss0 Ircpfcr babon in eiuen balbeH
Srtutgns BON 8aier iperbeu in ipeni9en Nugenbldeu
8rdmpie, Didqcnidure, Spbbreunen, Sppiibmer;eu
2iorrbOe, Grienterb GcIif Bldbuugeu in osn Gtnsea
ipeiben rnlc aIe innerheu Sdmerien belen.
Reilenbe iouten tmmer cine ,Slaibe Nabipdbs
,.Seaob 8eIei" bel iid, tragcn ggenge 1ropfeu 6as
ben pnmit pCrtuipften Seioen bic aus benz @ebraube
ilcnten 8ailers enprinQeu, bDr Gs 1T Elm 6eiiere3
StinuIIaut, ais iran5pfider Branhh o0sr 6itterer
Saitc8 unb bitises Jieber.
&alteS II. bitigcs Gieber gebeilt iiIr 50 Gts.
Gs giebt tein beeres eilmitte in Der g4eIt mas 10
'tucl ale Qrten ron Sieber beilt, m6geu re Bon
bprbeuer guit RdIaria) oner oe9enerrter Sale toms
men moeen e Sddrldds, 9erpens ober selbeS 6ie6er
heibeu, uIs nutcr 3uiebuuq BON Fdcipd9's 4iueu
bas ..Reaep yieIief" Or. 9fahpa5's.
5nnf;i9 GentS pro Staf6be.
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- irfm It 4

oieicr immcnleu Serabicbuugen befanO III
Der @eranlaiiuug eines loiortigen uub anbalz
tenben ,3ubranges gu uniereur 2apen. Sober
Sdufer erlangt ieiuen Bargain unb ieubet
;ablreife weitere 8dufer, bantit iie Elm @lct=
dies tbltn 9llte Bargain Sdger erfldren
often ibr Gritaunen iiber bic all unieren
gSaaren marfirteu S6leubcrpreiie unb per
9iefen fat SbrGuen, neil ibre SaarfonbS
bCitrGutt itnb.
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&erranunss= : Scf@perSen.

Rutr, GiNub6c, Cholera WprbuS oper ibner;bafter
Shhlgon9 prctu IN l3-2O YljmrteH hrirt purb
&doron Re0rp 9icef 9Sccer Werippillud uoc6 Cs,tf
iunhung iuerer Stmd5e upb glattigteit uerliriaost
bCr GcbraUc ron ii. y. 8cliti.
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SibiriSd1e 6d1fe.

innepe Man., %. Sanuar. -
Strenge Sdlte TT bier eingetreten. Dae
Sbernometer ftanb beute auf 35 bis 40
Grab uuter Rull,
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uns anSwss6riit,n ab,r srun,b,i,,n v,r8i,sr,r Art
allen @bot5eter gu babei
mnn lefe p6alib une @abrl"
9tn bae 9nblifum!

Gs iarn teine befers @arnntie fir ben Bertb Don
Or. Rabiuaps aItbesrinbeteH ". ". ". 8etImittelH
alf9sfpieieH berben, ais bic elsHben unb nubloisH
9a6ahmmssu ssriebeu Gs aiSbt Ioipobl falids., @es
folpe,tts," ais aud ,,@elisis" unb ,gtas" 5ebet
9ut Dor urb berIanet mir Racmap's uno acbtet bar
auf, eet Der ganls ,AacIpaP" i6 auf Dem setanitsN
ArtitsI bsiiRest, (SHIi2O Qs4g6&gal
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Gin 0pfeIrduber crlchof1e,,.

0aII0S, 2et., Y. S0nlIar. = >. 7,
2ittle, iuelder iid ieit mebreren Sagen ais
SAT- i'm vSt. @eorgs=Sotel" uufbielt, begab
fid gegcn 12 llbr in pergangeuer gtad)t in
bas Siireau beS Sotels, iuo sur .3eit gie=
mano auber bem gtadtclerf SorO Barter
unb eiuem farbigen 4uiwdrter anipeienb
mar. Gr iiberreid)te benz Glerf Elm Badet
sur Gufbeluabruug, unb ais Barter Die
Spinbe ge6ffnet bate, ,og er pl0elid einen
9iepplper unb befabl benz Glerf, Die 9duoe
ei1lppr III Beben mn itf rrbig III perbalten.
Gr mad)te iid bann baran, bic SpinUe ;u
pliinbern, ipurbe iebod BON Barfer welder
i'm unueriebens anfiel, Su So5en geihlageu.
Der @lert entriB ibm bas Yiitol nno brafte
inn eine t0btlid)e S6uBpunbe bel. Barter
lit uerbaftet, iuirb icbod obne 3ipeifel mad
Der @oronas= =llutcriuduug eutlalien meroen.
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GefesrapGiG6s Qepe(dlsn.
Ans Der SuneesbauptItaSt.

(8sridts Der ,,@Npciirten Pree" fiji" ssu osut,dsr
QpET''
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9ent(&(ano.
9satide Spar6anf b. Baltimore
Nr. 443, Weffs 8altimoreftr.,

rl@ HSot &SeH~ ~"O"tit"ao%Sf%t
seseniiber Der @earlsgtraHe.
SWeu tQ9ilu1- ppu y Dte uDt.
Gpnnerifag Abenf. D bis 5 ubr.
aaf 9epciten tperhen 3iuieu besabIt urb bieieIben
rr in iolitep StpdS uu6 Bombs Inb auS9eludtsn Sps
2otbefen oHgtlegt
@bas. SpiIman, Grnff Rucptpb,
9rGfpent; es4raiibent.
Girettpren:
Sob. 9rtel, .. aatenfamp,
ScbuS. 2etmats, Sob. S&ultbeis
eJcbn Bruins, Sob. Albaueb,
Grnf Hubplpt, ID. s. Sidmann,
9bnb Spilmau, Rcbert 2anae
Sob Nebrinp, georg Sta6enrau&
C5anA,1S) Robert mR. Rotber. S&asmsitsr.
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Nickmdrftc

Gbicago, 81. Sanuar. - Die .3ufubr
BON Sdweinen belief fid beute auf $4,000
Stiid; &erlenbung 1000; bic Yreiie pari=
irten smiI6en $4.00 uno $7.00.-&iubbieb !:
.3ufubr 1000, Serieubung 3400; Sertduie
su $2.4 bis Sc. .40.-Sdaafe 3ufubr 1000,
SerienbunS 1000; Sertdufe su $2.75 bis
$5.75.
ct. Qouis, 21. Sauuar. - S6peine
3ufubr 1900, Serienbung 1900; Sertdufe III
$5.25 bis $6.75. - &iubpieb: 3ufubr 500,
Serienbung 1900; Serfdufe sV $3.50 bis
$6.25.-Shaaie: .3ufubr 400; Serienbung
100; Sertauie ,I $3.4 bis $3.50.
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Sin pe9etabilif6e8 Griaemittel filr
Gal mel.

Bouiomnen pbne egIideu Beigeidmdd. elegant nit
lne itdrten.
Raepap's @inen Sur BUR nIsr Rrantbeiteu oes
gagens, eer Seber, Der 8epdrne Der Ritge Der Blds
e, ionic fir ner5Uits Qopfpeb geritobiarg SRbigss
tcn, Epspepfe, biIioie 3uidnee, 5eber naterleibss
eutslneuna, 0dnprrhoiten uno alle dH6eren QsiosH
hes unterletbes. Cine bollfommene Sur eardutirt.
Hein begetnbiliid feiHe Spr ppn D,ermr D{iuernleH
cher ifdhliden 9rpguen.
~ Dan beadts fpgenbe Sbmptomc BON arantbsi'
ten bel gerearlngsprgaue geritpgiunq, innerli1e
SamorrboIeen, Slutpauung mad BEN 9opie. 5dure
i'm 1agen. us6eieit Sobbrenueu Gte Dor 6em Giien,
Wngeubritden, idures @uiitpBen, Sinten ooer 8s6sR
he's 5ersens, ertidenbes Gefiibl beim SiegeH 4ebel
ober Sladern pOr BEN 4ugeu, 53eber uHb bumpfe
S6mersen i'm SOpfs. itpdsn6en 4tbem, eebes au5ies
ben Der 6dut uuo her auseu SettenitebeH, Sdnerseu
in Der Brli unb in ben Gliebern, ploBibe AHpdunns
gen bon Sipe, Bremen 6es 6leibes.
Giuige z oien BON Raepap5 9ilen tperpeH eas
Spitem ron allen obsnBeuautso aranlbstten pstreisH
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Nau fpmme balS,

ipenn man Die %ortbrile oieieS groBen Spe-
;ialperfaufS gcuieBen utll. 0aS oini6ladl=
ten fann ;l Der State, I'll Der uuiere gSaaren
ab9eben, ntdt lan9e mebr Oauern.
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l6mrr,OertilgrnGe Wtittel,

s. mor Na5 critic mO III 6ag cin}ig,
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q a . ~ a y s
@egnlirenOe YiQen.

Sollecmmene 9urgdnien, iinsernee Mbfghrs
nittel, ruirfen obne ZdDmerJ, ffefS ;uptrldis
zig unf natilrlid) in ibrer Operation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-23
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Snnfjis GentS pro Stafbe.
National Republican., 1882-12-21
The Presidents Country Life.


An appropriation for repairing and refur-
nishing the white house is an annual occur
renee. If all the money is expended for the
purposes specified, the executive domicile
ought to be a reasonably comfortable habita-
ton. If it is not, the reasonable inference is
that the money is not laid out, or that lib
eral application of it does not produce ex-
pected results.
Mr.. Arthur is doubtless fastidious man.
He has taste for costly comfort, and pref
erence for having the white house put in as
good q condition as the money will permit
During the four years Immediately preced-
ing the Inauguration of President Garfield"
there was not much attention paid to style
"The first lady in the land did not object to
having the washing dried in the back yard,
while the carpet-shakers pursued their indus
tries in front of the house. The public had
the benefit of these domestic proceedings but
if they were enjoyed there was no evidence
of it in the form of approval. Naturally the
house was in bad condition, and in no,wise
credit to those who were intrusted with the
expenditure of the money for it's renovation.
The confusion which followed as a conse-
quence of President Garfeld's Illness left it
in a comfortless condition for his successor
and now the money is being expended to the
last cent for the purpose specified. The
workmen have had tedious time, but there
is IL promise that 1t will leave their hands
quite marvel of interior gorgeousness.
In the meantime the president has become!
greatly attached to the cottage in the country
and is 10th to leave it. The charm seems to
be in its inaccessibility. When the days
work is done he goes home; there are no be-
fore dinner calls, no after dinner calls, no in
trusions between the intervening hours to
bed time. He goes to bed with the chickens,
they say, and gets up with them often for the
benefit of a ride on his horse or little pedes-
trian exercise for an appetizer. While tho
white house will be fitted up to his mind,
and obligation to society will require him to
made it his home base, it is probable that he
will not let go his grip on the latch-string of
the soldiers home cottage, to which he may
sometimes flee under the pressure of too much
pursuit. He may be laying plans for the next
presidency, but it looks now as though he was
more intent upon making his present presi-
dental pathway as peaceful as circumstances
will permit. He runs to horses somewhat,
keeps stable full of good ones, pets and in
dulges his children, and keeps them very near
him. He has very little worry since he has
freed his mind on the subject of assessments,
and the newspaper people have relieved him
of the trouble of reconstructing his cabinet.
National Republican., 1882-12-21
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES.
What Maud and NIndgo Discovered I'm Mrs.
RougetbIanc's DrcssIng-Room.
London Truth.

London Truth.
A very funny thing happened last week
when we called on Mrs. Rougetbanc There
were a lot of people in the drawing-room
when we arrived, and after they had gone
Mrs Rougetblanc took Maud and myself to
her pretty dressing-room to see some jowelfy
her husband had given her on her birthday.
You know what sweet little infantine
curls she wears on her forehead and
the top of her head and all round her
ears2 Well, dear, as we passed an open
window on the staircase gust of wind blew
in and off went the whole thing! Instead of
the hyacinthine locks of golden brown, there
were badness and few grayish hairs drag
ged back to be out of the way of the little
absent toupee / could not have believed 1t
was the same woman. You never in your life
saw such difference at il made. Maud picked
the thing up and handed it to Mrs. Rouget-
blanc, who looked at us for moment and
then burst into a hearty fit of laughter in
which we could not help joining, and really
think that to do so was better than to appear
unnaturally serious. When we reached the
dressing room our hostess, while she rearranged
herself before the glass, was seized with hor-
rid fit of dreadful frankness, from which Maud
and have scarcely yet recovered. She showed
us the stuff she uses for her complexion and
told us that she wears hair of ditferentshade
of brown in cold weather, as the state of the
atmosphere makes difference in the possibili-
ties of makeup" She drew out of a little
perfumed box a pair Of ears and initiated
us into the mode of wearing them and hiding
the natural ones. "Have you never observed,
girls she said, chow the ear shows age?
SEQ what difference there is between
Maud's little pink-tinted ear and mine" And
there was. Hers was of a bloodless white and
looked old. She showed us other horrors, too,
which will not describe. 1t will be sufficient
to say that in figure as well as in face she is as
gigantic fraud as her five feet four of stature
will allow her to be. And yet there are lots
pose her to be at least twenty-five younger
than she is and thirty years younger than she
looked on the staircase on that breezy after
noon. "You won't tell, girls, will you," she
said. Of course we won't. Writing to you is
only like writing in ones diary, and just as
safe
National Republican., 1882-12-21
Good WIN to the Whole People.


Since the glorious day of James X. Polk
there has not been from any of the presidents
of this union message which has been so
widely commended as this last one of Chester
A. Arthur. Its moderation of tone, breadth
of conception, soundness of Judgment and its
patriotism have disarmed criticism. A few of
the mousing owls" of journalism admit the
soundness of its structure but deny the sim
cerity of its author but all of the ablest
journalists of both parties frankly admit that
they have underrated the craftsmanship of
the president and declare their admiration for
the message This Virginia readjusters are
fully sustained in their liberal estimate of the
president, and they feel a fair degree of pride
and qualification ut the high rank he has al
ready taken among the illustrious chief mag
istrates of the union. This message from him
is one of good will 10 the whole people, with
ont regard to party, ana it will open the eyes
of the southern people to the sagacity and
patriotic hcrOlsm of Malone, who first brayed
public prejudice by endorsing and sustaining
an administration which he paused long
enough to investigate and then boldly took
the public hazard Of asking the public to ap-
prove,
National Republican., 1882-12-21
A Goreless Week.
San Francisco Post.

This week has been a singularly dull one
noon to-day there hasn't been single inter-
esting shooting and even the woman whose
ribs were kicked in on Tehama street last
Saturday obstinately refuses to die, although
the reporters have been playing pedro on her
doorstep ever since-another instance of
the folly of doing things by halves. This
reminds us to say that parties contem-
plating homicide and other frst-class acts of
violence can always be furnished with Post
reporter by making telephone application at
this office. All murders, suicides, &C., COM
mitted before 2 p. IN. will be in time for our
third edition, and gentlemen having shooting
to do will consult their own interests by call
ing and examining our new display heads be-
fore patrOnizing the morning papers.