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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Nae Sempelrttter q pnflaNe.

Gan 8ran3tscO, %. Auguf.- Die
Gempelrifter erndblten beute fOIgenbe 8e.
ante @ro6metfer 8obert g. g8ttbers aus
Birainien Siilfs. GrsBmeitsr @bns. &oonis
aus Stem. g)orf geueraltifmus Sobu .. 9.
@obin aus BennipIpnnten geueraIcapttdu
5ugb WlcGubbs aus Nidtgau SeutorD
gRarbetn s. 2arue Gbomas ans Reutudp !;
Sunior. .8Qrbeiu Sec. 6. Berftus aus Gait
fOrnteu. Ser friibere Sdasmetfter unO Se'
fret6r nuroen auTs gfeue erudbIt. Die @in'
neibung bes @arfielb.Dfcuuueuts fnbet
mprosu ffatt, uno Der Gouoerneur bat aus
ld6lid 6teier @ersruonte eiueu Staatsieiers
tag pruflumirt. GIe geiddfte perUen ge-
SdhInITpu hIpiher1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Ner Nrn.rR nenen NrnnF efnmrA.

@aGlatiu, gio., %. Quguf. Sarfeld
8aUts un6 gleranUer Stping, jwet berbOrz
rageube Giirger bteies Stabt, tpeld)e In benz
Gro3eiie gegen ben Jlauber 5raut Saltes els
3eugeu oorgelaben itu6, erbteIteu geiieru per
Poft anoupme Grtefe, tuslfe iie rparuen, In
ibreH Ausiageu gegen ben &uJeiIagten Bee
butium 3u ietu. 8ts 6reun0e BON Sraut
Sames bebaupten, bte Brtefe riibrten poL
befen 6etuSsu ber, nelhe Oos Eublifun gez
gen tbn etuuebmen MOLTEN. SteEe aubPre
YegiOneu glaubPu jebod, baB etu 8erIud
CUR ginididteruug Der 3eageu i'm Suite
relie 6es Augeflagteu geuladt luor0eu it,.
8te 3uiammeuieguug Der Surg miro Hiat
bpr 6reitaq beeuhet fperbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Nae aelbe Nieber.

8eniacola, 6la., %. auguf.-@iner
Der iraufen gtutroien ffarb pGhreub bes
uergangeneu Radt i'm 6oipttal. Die 4etSte
Wurrap uno 9eOuarb ftellten eiue BOfmor'
tsmzllnteriu6ung an uub ertlarten, Der Nos
troie iet nift oem gelben Sieber, i9n1eru
einem b0sartigen Sumpffieber erlegen.
atlanta, Ga, %. auguf.-Stele Per'
iOnsu, welde anldbltd bes gelbeu 5tebetS
aus Ser iacola entifoben, tamen bente burd
bisie Stabt. sic bertdten, baB 500 Slitas'
linge gefern Beniacola. perlteBen.
gSaibtngtou, .. g., %. Guguf.-
9epeiden aus Beniacola, Sla., ergeben, oaB
bas Ratroienfofbaus an Der BalafOrfraBe,
in tpsIaem 3pet am gelbeu Steber letcenbe
Matroien entbeft tpur6en, nebft SetteI,
6letbern uim. psrbrount norUen 1T. Die
6ranfen lpurben iu's 9oipttal unb bte iibrtz
gen Betpobner mad Der Guarantdnefatto
gefdtdt. Die bet6sn Batienteu itn1 Deier'
tsufe bon Der Barfe Dagmar" aus 2tmes
rid, tpeldes Sabraeug ON II. Iuguff BON
BeuIacpla uadh 9ortredt abQiuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
RebpaD's 0iGeu

tur Seilun8 aIer Rageus, 29bers, Bebarmss Iereus
uHb BlaenIeloen, glerben RrunfBsiteH, 90piiDsb,
5urtIetbiateit gerfppfuug. llHbsrtauLi5'ett, D9ss
pepite, @aueneibsn, 6iebtr, uneretoss gnt5lueung.
6amorrbribeR uuo 1ler Storun8en Der StH9spstos.
gein begeta6iIiih teiug Spur ben JaEElr, gRlHeras
lien ober ibdaH6en Er9gueH
R- maH bea5te f1geube SYMPTOMS bon Rrarts
g0dr prrbpiber BIutDaluHg na4 BEN Ropie, Sdure
i'm gdaeu rlebsLteit Sobbrsaneu, &tsl Dor benz Gis
fen. maeenbrltsH alrss AAToBeH, ftHtsRee ober Pss
EsnSe Gmpfnbuua in ber 3Ragengrubt, 8eben 6eS
Seresrs erfifeuees gefRbl bsm 9tegen, 5ltdeu chez
Eicss bor ben augeH, Tieber uub bumpfs 59mcrseu
In aopfe 3Q7ugel an &usolHiiuu8 geIbes 4usisbsn
ber SGut uas Der 4ugeH, SeiteHRentn, S6meElen In
6er 9ruft gub in ben gHeberH, pspRli6e &HimQluna
Ron site Bremen he5 6ltiides.
Ginige Goieq bon Rdewap's @illen tperbeH ben
R5rpgs ben allen cbeHsenauHten aTaEt9gitsH bsresH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24

aper's Ague Cure bat EaaHen6en pou
gleui6eu In ben Sumpfgegsuben 6teies uno
anbertr 2dnber has 9ebsn gerettet. gs mtre
garnntirt ole ein iidsrts uub raid mtrtsHs
bee gegeumittel, bas fret BON alien iddslI'
den 8eitaubtbetleH III, (204&w54l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Die Nrbeitrrfrnnr.

9ten Yort, %. Auguit.-@bQrle9 6re'
bertd Q0ams, Elm 8rootlpuer Abuotat,
purbe beute Dor benz Blair ideu SenatS gos
mite oernommeu unb erfldrte, er geb6re 3u
Der Sdule bel National Oetouomte, bereu
5ibrer bic BrOfeiioren Samcett uub Cairns
fiuo, unb befiirporte etHe 8eiarGnfuug allet
mOnopoIifiiiden BrtDtlegteu. Solte Brtz
ot!egten iollen nur auf befftnu1te 3eit err
tbetIt uuo oann Der @oHfurreH} er6ffuet pe:s
ben. 3euge begInittgte bte @tabIirHng pom
Bofipar rbanfen.
Sn Der gtahmtttagaiisung peruabm bas
@omtte Srn. SObu &Oogers, eineu Steiu'
bauer, uno Sru. @bmaro Rtug, elm Utttgiteb
Der o@entral 2abOrsllnton." Sbce 4u8iQSeu
ernnhPn nidlts ReneS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Die enrpp difd1en Xpuriffett.

GOronto, Ont, %. augnf.-9te 8ts
reitorsn Der ,@auoOa Baciftc sSabu" un1
90 amertfaniIhe uub europdiide 6apttaltf
fen, barunter 6irff SobenlObe uu6 ietu
8ruber, @raf @lethen, Carl 2atbaul, 2or1s
Glphinffone, @afflston uu6 OnslOru, trateu
gefern tbre 5abrt NIT Der Canada. .Bactftc.
8abn" nod ben Selieugebtrgen an. 6irff
Sobeulobe laqte In elmer llnterrebung, Der
3ped ietner 8eiie iet oieIfad falih gebeutet
nprben. Die oeutiGe Regterung beute ut9t
baran, BITE 4usnan6erung mad Canada 3u
f6roeru, ioubern tpiinfde nur ftf iiber bas
bon ben guglGn6srn anSeDenbete 3olontias
tinusinffpr11 III 1Interridteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Wetr i. 0lprFer Nfahridten.


Rem' yort, %. Guguft.-9r. u. @.
Sone8 & Comp, SIR. 81, JfemfraBe, oer>
iiinveten bPute gtadmittug Der ,,Rem gorteI
ghnels un0 BetroieumbOrie" tbre llnfQbtgs
felt, ibreu gerpflthtuugen nad}utOmmeu.
gtpa 200, 900 Sat Del p4rbeu auf @onto
Der 6trma uerFauft.
= gEilmeroiug, So9uet & Comp peiau'
ftulteten beute aui 8eranlaiiung SEQ. @.6's
dlarbion g. Comps etnen peremtoriihen
Beriauf TRADE SGle) etubetmider Baum
tpounaareu. $4,000 Stif mur6en per
fault, unu troB6em ptele 6Gufar nupeIeuO
rrareu, bru6teH bennOd fetne Der Baaran
mebr, ole mittelmdBig bObe Breiie.
- Sn Der bauttgen StbuHg hRr Fedora
ton of Trade and Labor Unions" pur6e
beidIofien, energtide Sdritte 3u trefen, nm
bic goqlredung oe8 bon Der leBten 9egisla.
tur augenommeuen @eiebeS, ruelAes oie Fas
irritation pou @tgarren tn 3enementbduIern
oerbtetet, 3u er5mtugeu. Die Babrilanteu
ionen sntiuloheu ietn, bic GedtsfrGftigteit
be8 @eiebe9 Dor 9ertdt auf ote Brobe III
fellen. Die Seriammluug beidloB ferner,
alle m0gliden gitttel an3umenben, nm cine
3tpedmI6ige Organization Der 5abritarbet.
ter al erstalen. Sn Der ytafmtttag8f5uu
btelten y. 8. Wc@uire unb etne friiHer als
3elegrnp1IntH IN 2tenllen Der ygSeltern
Union" febenbe iuuge Dame 3leoeu itber
ben &elegrapbtiten zAusf uub es rpuroe
beihloiien, bte uddfjdbrtgs Steuug I'm 81.
ober 1884 In Sbtcago ab3ubalten.
Der 6elSmarft.
Rep sYort, %. auguf. -6olgeu0es
flno bic SdluBnottrungeu: @elO bcadte
2l-3 Broasnt nuO iflOB 3u 81 BrO3eut.
Sterling. gbediel 4.82 - 4.82l auf ied1s,ig
Gage NIB 4.852-4.88 nuf Stht.- 8unoess
GbltgatiOueu: meme 3-prO3. 103l, perldngette
Sinner =, 44'pro3. 113g uu6 4spro}. 1l9g.
-Glttten: Gbams' grpreB 134, Central Ba=
cifc 6j1, @bei. & Sbto 15i, Grie 295, DO.
BriOr. 744, 9ufs'Sbore 105, RS. Central
81s, giortb. b.8efern 1929, DO. BrtOr. 141,
R..Y. Central 116, Bittsburg l33, 8ea'
birg 501, 9lodsSsIan6 120, lluiOn'Bactfic
81, gGefieruzllntOu 76g. - llnteridasants.
Gtlunl: 9urtgeIO $122,213, 700, &Ourust
$7,29f,3s5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24

BerIanst ia MIR 8aetpaq's un6 adtet haraiIi, bas
ssr 4ame ,,8aepa9" fla Gai BEN ssfaisftsH artiftG
bsFEsst (5Uut27 IgIR6ka-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24

SGItm ari B, &Iu.-Dr. sas. .. gig5 ia8t: :. gleR1
rere meiuer 9diieateu baben Brpfuu's IrgA Bitterg
init 9hlssn 8essu 4ronii5e 8erbalnIHssIetssn ansss
tpGubt" " (203)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Sic 1tnterIu@Hne lber Shmal3s
0erf6JSAuuo n, Rh;rror

&btcago, 23. GHguIt. - Der 9ertd1t
oe8 @omtte'a 3ur lluteriu6uug Der 8eibuI.
oigungen gegen bte 6trma @ebriiber 5opler
me8eu StmaB0erfGli6uug rparb In Der
gSanoelsfammsr" berleien. Die Bei6uIots
9Hua, baB @ebrii6er SotpIsr Der 6trma
4fcSeoh, @uertngbam & Comb. etne 8ars
tie perfdlidtes Sdmals angeboteu bdtte,
nurbe ntdt ernteen, uno Oa8 @onltte ipri1t
9ebrIber SOmler In oteier 6tnitdt fret, bod
merbeu oteielbeu idarf getaoelt rpegen Der
Ulethoosn, Ste ite bel Gnfertiguug Der inter
Der 8e3etfnung Brine Steanls0arb" be.
fannten S9maljiorte aumeu6eten. Der Be-
rtft ertldrt, bic 6trma babe fih Dem Ser,
badt au8gelebt, Baummouiameu6l unb aHs
bere 9urrogate bel ber Gufertigung BON
Shmal3 oerpenoet su baben. 6al8 Die Sc,
Iegeubett 5ur Seietttgung btsies gerOaats
ntht gebOten tperbs, lollte bic gSanbalstau,,
mer" iegli9er Serantportlidteit in bteiar
angelegenheit entboben meroen. I'm S9luB
bes 8ertdlts rpiro 8efrtebtgung iber Die bet
Der llnteriudung erlaugteu ReIuE Eate ausge'
oriidt unO ertlGrt, es iei feftgeitellt rporoeu,
oaB man oermtttelf bes gtitroitops uuretns
lidjfetten I'm Shmal3 eutoeden f6Hue. Durh
geeiguete Snipettton Tonne leidt uerbtuoert
meroen, baB etn unreinRr Artttel auF Den
Warft qebradlt neroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Die sm,fdt llnterfuhuna.


@aihiugtou, %. 4uguf.-Das SiQ'.
ide llntsriuduHgs, @omite empfing beute ben
8srtdt Der pom @btcago'er 3oletnuebmer
srnannteu, aus ben S9. 8obt. &ufeq unb
albert @allopag beffebenoeu Gaduerfdnots
gen beaiigltd beS 3ufanbes Der Sei3apparate
i'm @bicago'er 3oQamtsgeb1u6e. 9as @o'
mite psigert if, ben Snbalt bes 8ert9ts
mtt3utbetlen, iebOf iol berIeIbe bic Dor benz
@omite BON Serru BoOomau gema9ten
Iusiagen beifdtigen, nod tpeldem bic uon
ben @ontrattoren Bartlett Robbius & So.
gelieferten Sei3apparate in etliden 6Glen
iomoII binfidtltn Der Qaaltt6t, afs aud
Der Guantitlt bes uerpenbeten Materials
ben contraftIihsn 8ebiugungeu nidlt ents
iprsden. Der Sert6t bes anbersn, mad
Chicago gsidtdteu SaduerfIubigeu, Sru.
@reen, ift nod nidbt eH1pfaRgeu tpor6en.
Sr. Rep, Sorfibsr oee Inter riuh ungs CONT
tee, erfl1rt, baiie!be nerbe ietuen 8ertdt
anfongs Der n61fen Sode beu S1ass
amtsiefretdr Enterbreiteu.
germifchtes.
Die heutige Steuer @tnnabme betrug
$356,315 unb bic .3olIstnuubme 1851, 764.
BUR @tul6iuus bsfimmte 0attounI, ,Baut,
nOteu i'm 8etrage bon $224,000 Itefeu
heute i'm Shnsanlte Elm.
3as Sdatamt taufte beute 350,00 In
ssn SiIber fir bic Ntiiu3dmter III Retp Or
leans, Can Sransisco unb BhilabelpbiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Sac e hidSal Der Ja@t
,Mnffern."

gBeft Satmoutb, Ruff, %. Guguf.
-Welrere Sreunoe Der auf Der Sad1t Vgtp>
fierp" BON 9tsip'Sauen abgefabreIeI Serrel
babeH bic bier an ben StrauJ getrtebe1e
2ei6e befdtigt unu fia6 Der 4niidt, bc5 fie
btejentge bes iungen Gupert Sargent If.
glan bat an Die Qugeb5rigen oes 8eruus
gliidten telegIapbtrt.
@s ertfirt lett rIr nod tpeutg .3petfel,
oaB bic SGtt untergegargen TIT Hno ale am
SOrO befnvltdeu Gerioneu um's gebea ta'
men.
Nen 8e6forb, WaIi., %. Quguft.-
Giue gsIunfene Sadt tft in Der gtnfabrt Der
8uSnrbs Bat enibedt tpor0en Hnb tptrb fiir
Die yRpfer1" ans RepsSnUen gebalten.-
@tue psttere 2ei6e, permntblin oteieutae
zines Der Serreu, pelde itd auf Der Saot
beicnbsn, 1T beute Ra9rtttag 3u I ocaiiet
auf ben Stran0 9eidmemmt .JOroen.
2SefsSaImoutb, Waf., %. 4u9uf.
Die 50. @len uno Sargent begaben iib
beute naf Epcafet unb tbenttfi;trten ben
bort ans 2anb geidnemmteu GOOten Obue
0iiibe als &obt. $. 9apttus BON Der Saft
yMnferp." Die In Der Gaid)e oes Serum.
glidten befinblihe l1br mar 2 Rtuuteu Dor
4 llbr ftebeu gebEteben. Samftns mar 26
Sabre alt unb unperhetratbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Bel RpptbeFern su ba6eu.
Ruu Ieie: gBabruub BaIfS.~

WPuu i5ide eius 8riefmarle ON 3a6s
man & o., gr. 80, gBarreua, @Gs ber
gburdfraBs, Nsu.8ort.
EB- BsIsBnHs EauisHsS bon Dollars Rers5, tpirs
eaFir mgsi4tet ipsrSsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Srdnbe.

@tC 9tapibs, gitd., %. auguf. -
Softer, 8eafman &, Comps SOl3uteOerlage,
10 Mfeilen 0iilid BON bier, gtng mdbren6
Der porlestsn Hadt in 6lommen auf. Ser
tuft 100000. Serfderung $4,000.
Cincinnati, %. Iuauf.-@tu geitern
bon Granbftiftern in Der DSurnq SioezRobs
len9rube" augelegtes Seuer rtdtete S6abeI
i'm Betra9e pou $4,000 al. 6aau Sarbe4,
60 Sabre alt, ftarb Dor Sdredeu, uls ite bic
Slammen lab.
gtt. 9terItng, Rp., "3. Quguf.-
8ee0 & Beariau's @erberei bruunte in uer'
gangener Ra6t nieuer. 8erluf $4,000
Serii4erung $4,000.
gttbbteport, O., %. au9uf. -3ebu
@ebdube, stni6IteBltd oes ySt. Samess
Sotels," fieIeu bsuts babter ben TGarmeA
srm 8nube. 8erIuff $4,000, 8etiideruug
$12,O0O.
2outsbttle 8b., %. arguit. BUT
toms Spe3eretbanbIung unb 2sibtal, iopie
y8et6's 9oteI," @de Der /. unb Nartetfr.,
brannteu beute nteber. Serluft $12,500
So 4 o n, %. 4uguf. .-9te @bemttaliens
Sabrtt Der SS. 8tltngs, @lnpp & Comp.
nurGe beute 4benb burd Seuer i'm Betrage
BON $50, 900 beId116tgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
so a a @

Frsn beri@jstenen Tormsn.
S 6Gttef-S SteGer,
FaIte8 unb btttaeS 8teBer gebatlt
fir so Gents. gs gtebt teiu anbere8 Setl.
n ntttel In Der 8eIt, Oas ioidueq allerlet Ete.
ber beilt, mDgeH fte pOn 0srborbsuer quft
GIalaria) oser autarteter Sale tommen,
n1ogen fie Sdarlads, Neroeuiebar, E1pbus
ober gelbes 6teber beBeu, uts - uutet i3us
stebuug BON @abrpaps BtIleu = Rad
ways Ready Relief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
5dRf5lg Geut8 bic 5Iai6e.
Ga6Dab'g regulIreRSe Rtaea,

JtHUWHg +tBHttEVNVF PTHEWe
bas madttge 9ebers u Wugeubeilmtttel.
Gln pegstabIiitbrs Gr;abmlsteI fl. Raloms
goufommaue Burgaueu, tiuberube gb.
fiibrmtttel mttfeu obue Sdmerb
iiets 8uOerlGiilg un6 natiirltf.
g6gts obne Beigsi5mad, eIegaut nit IaBem Sar
seert, gurg'rsn, resuItren, reinisen anb traftaen
sieie 4iQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Eefe8rap6tf0e 9epef9ets.
aus Der Sunbesbauptffabt.

cSsri&ts ber ,,aFOciirtea RreFs FIR ben ,,Gsat4sn
Gorreibonbentsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24

2oubon, %. angut. - Der 9ibernle
Ceilings fiiubigte in beE gefrtgsn lIntsrbaus>
fisuug an, er rperbe tn Der n6dteH SsifiOu
osu EeiGInb eiubrtnssu, ssbas Go piiu'
ideuspertb iei, SrIan6 elm gerpiIies RaaB
upn ySome'Ruls" gu gendbreu, als ons befte
9ltttsl, In Srlanb buusruben Erteben bsr3ur
fisIIeu. a" 9tsAutiinbigIug uuroe nit lauteHI
Reifan aufgeuommsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-24
Ser GbtlOn tn IinaeIOta.
U a b ere GtuSetnbeiten.

Gin ppIlfldnctser Bericbt lber bic Ssimiu.
dung ecs GtGrtcbens Robeffer.-Ste xpb.
ten unr Serpunesten. Serbeerunaen I'm
fsn benadbarten 9anSSiaritten.-6f aes
ftrtgen EGbrid,ten ilber Die Giienbabmtas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-24
The Soldiers Reunion at Weston.

ED. JouRSAL:--As such pleasures as were
enjoyed at Weston on the 18Th, by the Wood
County Soldiers aud Sailors Association, only
comes but once year, the old vets will have
to wait iu patience till another year rolls round
There was a large crowd present Of the old SOL
diers, their families and friends, estimated at
over 3 900. and every one seeTed to enj"y
themselves. The program was taken up as
previously published, with many poems and
war "reminiscences intermingled, by Rev. Helf-
rick, OF Weston, Rev. Col. anderson, Of Toedo'
and Col. Shannon, of Bowling Green. These
and many others gave the boys some glowing
accounts of scenes and incidents transacted
twenty yea RS ago, hundreds of miles from old
Wood county.
But the best treat Of the day was the pleasing
manner in W kich Mrs. Rebecca S. McCann rem
dsred the poems entitled "Sheridan's Ride
and Mrs. Sherwood's beautiful poem, "Fall in,
Fall in, Old Soldiers, )" descriptive of the battle
| above the clouds. The above and the inspiring
music by the Perrysbure Cornet Band made
| the old soldier boys feel like shonldeiing the
old musket and "fallng in"
| II is strange how time has told on tho old
soldiers. Several present we're walking around
with the help of cane, not looking like the
tough. hardy men they were when they should
cred their muskets twenty five years ago.
| The artist at Weston came ont To the grounds
and took the pictures of all soldiers in a group
| Cant say how 1t looked as did not see it afte
il was finished.
| There was worthy comrade present from
Grand Rapids, by the name of Buris, tina
needed help. The ha, was passed and in tiv,
minutes there was s20.l5 made up and handed
To the poor man. He shed ears in endeavorine
to thank his many friends.
| 1t is not known just where or when the mex
| meeting Of this association win be held, but il
! all probability il will be at Perrvsburg about
| year hence. LEWIS HKNSIHG.
Milton Center, Aug. 20, 1883.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-24
Continued from last 1reek.)
How Watch Gases are Made.

The many great Improvements intro
duccd in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss
Gold Watch Case have led to similar inn
provements in the making of silver cases.
Under the old methods, each part Of
silver case was made of several pieces Of
metal soldered together, requiring great
amount of cutting and soldering, which
softencd the metal and gave it the pliability
of lead rather than the elasticity of silver.
Under the improved methods, each part
of the keystone Silver Watch Case is made
of one solid piece of metal h .mmered into
shape. The advantages are readily appar-
ent for every one knows that hammering
hardens the metal while soldering softcns it.
To test the superiority Of the Keystone
Silver Watch Case, take one of OF. weight,
press it squarely in the center when closed,
and it will not give, while case of same
weight of any other make will give enough
to break the crystal. The Keystone Silver
Watch Case is made only with silver cap
and gold joints.
send stamp Keystone Fsetorie rha.
<eiph P handsome Illustrated Pamphlet showing
Sanss Boss and ksyrsons Watch Cases are made.
ITO be continuedl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-24
LATEST, nY rELnrMoNr


Miss Mamie westcott Is visiting her young
friends iu Bowling Green this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Averill spent two or three
days last week in Detroit, visiting relatives.
Hon. W. II. wetmorc spent few days with
friends In Perrysburg, Toledo and Detroit this
week.
Misses Ella and Grace Hollenbeck are visit
ing their grandmother, al Clinton, Mich, this
week.
Master Percy obliuger is spending his vaca-
tion with the sons OF Capt. J. B. Newton, near
Bowling Green.
Mrs Lock Scott, Of Toledo, Is spending the
week In the burg with her many old friend 3
who were pleased to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Hollenbeck, and little
daughter Jennie, started on Monday for trip
Of recreation aud visit with friends In Kansas.
Miss Mable Van Volkenburg, who has been
visiting with Miss Eva Powers during vaca-
tion. started for home in Mason, Mich this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Forsyth took boat foi
Detroit week ago Sunday land after a three
bours drive over the city Mrs. F. drsires to
make that city her permanent home.
Prof. u. A. Hayior SHIPPED his household goods
to Bryan to-day and himself and wife will fol-
low and locate at their new home Monday
next. Their loss will be deeply regretted in
society circles in the burg.
Mr.. @. s. Medick has secured weeks vaca-
tion from the Lske Shore office, at Toledo, and
in company with his wife visited parents at tue
Exchange on Tuesday. They will visit Adrian
Mich. aud probably Kansas City during the
| vacation.
Gen. jas. b. Steedman and Judge Lorenz, OF
Toledo. came up Tuesday on a fishing expedi.
tion. They are reported to have started oul
with three days cooked rations-for one days
fishing. Marshal Hayes and w. F. Pomeroy
were selected as trusty scouts TO pilot them tc
haunts OF the willy black bass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-24
COMES TO THE SCORE AGAIN.

ED. JorRNAL:-lf your patience il
score once more, unlnrmed by q shot from
the enemy's guns. They loaded with too
much ialsellood to have amy effect on
me. They shoot wild, or rather ut ran
dom-somew lint excited perhaps. Wood
sees his mistake. lie is afraid to attempt
a ride through the campaign on the
shoulders of Evers. The experience OF
other men has taught him better. Evers
has found out that the JOURNAL is the
"mouth piece" of the people, and wish, 4
TO silence II. He puts me in mind OF
an old coon.dog that used to hu I
with. He would make n mistake occas.
ionally and get hedgehog, then he
would come 10 me 10 get the guills ex,
tracted. Now Evers has caught porcu-
pine and wants you to pull the qulls
out Of his nose.
Now, Mr.. JOURNAL, ] challenge Mr.
Evers or amy other man to show where
| have abused an officer for doing his
duty or said one word against the Re
publican party (unless il be composed oi
a certain few. In the firrt place made
Il fair and honest statement of The case
without abusing any one. made no
statement that cannot prove, done
this unknown to Mr.. Zimmerman, and
on my own responsibility. Mr.. Evert
replied with String of abuse on Zim
norman, bur did NOT deny that they used
unfair means 10 accomplish their ends
nor does Mr.. Wood in his communica
tion 10 the JOURNALI nor does he lei
why lie did not use all the contractor
alike, but like Evers he goes dodgini
around irving 10 find some hole 10 craw
out at This lopsided justice last fal
drove good Republicans TO seek redres
in Democratic peoples reform move
ment. They cannot drive us from th
party, our redress is nj home, In the Re
publican party. We cannot sweep ou
own yard by going abroad. / know O
many Republicans who left the party las
fall that are coming back this fall 4
help the reform movement at home.
When you come up on your tour O
inspection just 60 over Mr.. Woods worl
irst and If you don't get chuck ful
without going into Staford's district the
l will pay the expenses. Evers Gays h
did NOT know who had contract No.
when he m ade ille complaint. Is IL po,
slble for an editor 10 lie. Such talk a
that is foo thin. The public can sc
! through IL. IL Is NOT my desire 10 kee
up this controversy and II these men vii
put their reform in practice j will kee
still and say amen. @, w. A.
Center Twp, Aug. Is, 1883,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-24
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SAD ACCIDENT.
MIR, OSCAR CRAIGG Blown up by n
Premature Blast In the Kosendale
Cement Quarry -DESTRUCTION
Of an E-Its Subsequent Re-
movai by Surgical opera

Mr.. Oscar Craigg was foreman in a cement
quarry at Rosendale, Ulster Co., N. Y. BY an
explosion one day In the quarry he lost an eye
lost II totally. Under the Impression that the
matter was less serious the local physician
told Mr.. Craigg that his eye was no. lost wholly
bnt could be 50 we'd by treatment The expert
ment was tried and failed. Worse remained
behind, for he was In danger Of losing the other
also, through sympathetic inflammation, In this
strait he consulted DIR. David Kennedy, Of
Rondout, N. Y, who told him the injured eve
must be taken out TO save the other. To this
Mr.. Craigg demurred, 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 oculists In the country,
having looked at the case, said; "You have
lost one eye entirely 60 back and do what you
can to save the other" Briefly, DIR. Kenne-
dy removed the ruined eye and treated Mt.
Craigg with Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy'to build up the system. aud the result
was successful.
DIR. X enn edy's great success as Surgeon
is due to the use of"Favorite Remedy" in
the after treatment.
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation or arrangement Of the
Kidneys and Hladierf Then use DR.. Ken
nedy's "FRvorite Remedy" II will moi
disarpoint you. Dr. Kennedy's"Favorit
Remedy" for sale by all druggists.