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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
SIC Nnflnnc int gNeffe1t.

D3ncon, Mo., 10. Rai.-0er am 9onu,
Tag gbenb bier nitbenbe @ptlou peri9onte
ous @eiddfts0terteI Der bteiigeH StaOt, rtd]s
tete jeoodl Sdaben i'm 8etrage BON pentg,
fterS 500, 600 tn Der umgebuug an. 9ret
BerfOneu, udmIid Gba8. 0lOB, Trau 6.
Santa unb 6rau s. &larfou, rpurSsu ge.
t0btet un6 Uiele bcrmunhet.
SubtanapoIts, SHO., Is. Mat. -
Gin beittger Srtau braAae geifsrn RadJt
BON Sii0eu Ger ii6er bic Sta0t bin, Sele,
gr0pbenbra4te nnb aHbere8 @igcntbum be-
f9tabi8en6. - Sn Southport ipurOen bte
NetBobifsn. un6 bic BrfsbD Stride,
iorie oeriGtebene 6armbdHier pom Sturme
bart mttgenommen.
Cairo, SGs., IS. Rai.-@eferu &ben6
entluo fd iibsr Nloun6s&itp ctn Sagelz
iluruj uelder 9roBsn Sdaosn anridtete.
Oiandle BON ben Sdlobeu batten Elm Sc
rtdt bon 81 lln;en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
cfrrp gunu,a 0Iro,e6

&btcu9o, 15. gtai. - SIN Bro;eIe gez
gen Sere Dunn tpegeu @rmorbung oesTault,
iGmpfers @Qiott trug Staatsannalt RiQs
beute ein Grgument por, pelGes nur brett
Zig 81 ,nuten in auipru9 Habm. @r itils
oerte 9uun's Shat als etnen uorbeoadten
feieen Weudelmorb unb beidulotgte mebres
re Der @ntlaffuugs3eugeu bes MetuetOe8.
Sic GnnGlte Diuun uno StOrrs ipra6eu
baun fir bic 8ertbetoigung Ino Or. Dtlnu
IdjIoB fir ben Stadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Ser gatftan une bic frifbe Qsitatipu.
Der guItan unS Gsaptea.

@onfantiHopeI, Is. Ntai. - 9Or6
9ufferiu rsifte beute iibsr Bteu mad @ugs
Lamb ab. Ser Sultnn iou NIT ben Grid
rungsn bes 9orb 9ufferiu niht 3ufrieOeu
Ietu unb retrb eiuen fpe3iellen @elanbten NIT
etnem Sr6en an ben Sicet0utg Don Ggppten
ihidsu, nm oaS CUTE Giuuernebmsn NIT
b,melbeu tpOm0glia nteosr berjufeaeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
General GrpUf's Rrpe0ittUn.

9ermOftIlo', Mer., Is. W2at. - g.
neral &Opat, 8efeblsbnber Der GrHppea in
SorOra, ift tar 2lnIat oaB @eueral &root
bereits anf Die feinoltdeH 4pa6Jeu geitOBeu
1T uRO tie in oa6 Sierre DiaOres@ebtrJe Sc
trieteu bat. @sucraI EopaB glolUt ferHer,
baB bic @paden ME sur 9(ube gebrabt nerz
Den t0nneu, 10 iaHBc Die Gan Carlos 3tez
ierbation eriittrt NO Die 0iauegaten inn
ner eiusn 3iidlall ha6cu un6 lluterfh sung
fiuNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Ginen 5pHar bic 5Iaf5t.
giabIpa4's re8nGtrenSe giaeu,
0oliOmmeHe Bnrganjeu, ltuoernoe Gbfibr.
mttteL, tutrten Obne 5dmerI fets
5uOerldIitg uub uatiirli1.
Sin pc6ttabtItfaes erfatmittsI fur Galoms
ba8 mdtttge Qeber' Il. Rageu, SetlmtttsI,


b6Eig obne BejssiHmat, elegant nit fi5em 6ar, ala
ert Pur8'ren, rssuItrsn, relgeR unb traigen 6isIs
gtueu.
Rabp1p's pillen sur 6etIuug ager gaQeus, ass
bers, 9eearmes, yIereHz uu6 8laieuleiceu Qer5en4
ronthetten, 6pptpeb 6drtlebieteit Beritopfug llus
berbduItdteit, Sbspepiie, Guueuleioeu Fieber Ius
terlelbsentsliHounq 60norrbotoen uub auer 5t5ruus
gen her ginseiDeibe. Rein begetabilii5 feline SpRI
bon glertlr, ytiueralieH Ober ihdbIi6en 5rogueu.
BeH Man beodte tolgerbe Symphonic BON grnuts
belteu her 8erbuuuugsorGuue 8eriopfIU9, iuHerIis
DE bdmorrbptbeU, gtltirGuuHg uab bem aopie, SaEs
re i'm gldpeu, llebelieit SoobreuHeu giei Uor bsm
giieu, Mageuhriideu inurss NuiioBeH, tHteH6e ober
betenbe Gmbfneun1 IN esr alageugrlbe, itUimmeHs
bes 8efiibl 6es gupies &themIofBtelt uHb 4tbembes
i6nerbeu Gebeu bes 6errsus, eritttenoes 8etlbI
betm 2teaeu 5yIsdeu poe JlDre nor ben 4u1eu, Etsr
Der unb 6uinSfe S6mer3sH I'M 9oUfe, Hlaugel On
MHshiiufuua gebes @usebeu Der Saut itub Der 4iGs
oeu Geitsniteten Shmsrieu In Der Bruit uHb In ben
Gfeeern. pI5sIite &unGuuHs ron Stse, 3rergtu
bes Fleiides.
eirioe Dofsu bpr 8 abtpub's giIItu t5erbsu
ber Q5rber bon allen o6eugeudnute Rrautbeitsn bsa
freien, grcts IS Gentb bic &haeptsl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
gefe9rap6t(Ge 9epef6ett.
Ssri&te Der "gFpcttrten RrsHe" FIR Ssn .9ssti@tR
GprreippnSsnten.
Die Qfirftbernbtes in Gelanare
unS auf bem MGrpldnScr SITS

HtSl%
gitbotetopn, 10. Stat. - Die Bfirs
itdern6te tpir6 nod Der augemetneu Sd]dts
sung trot tbrer SdGbtguug our9 ben Sroft
ser poridhrtgen ni3t na6ftebeu.-Sn @laps
ton nno llmgegeub ueripridt man fid etne
@rnote, bic Ctrca so Brojent Der uOrid9rtgeu
erretden pirb. Die 6rudt lit an Qaalitdt
beiier. - Sn 9tiOgelg, Greensboro uub Or.
fOro, gtO., itub bic ,ausFdteu auf cine quite
@rHSte iebr giinfig; man erwartet in manz
den 8egenben mebr, ais tim uortgen Sabre.
-Su 0pOn1tug, 0el., tpareu bic 4usIibteu
ntemalS beiier. Die QualttGt periprt6
cine. .auageiet6nete III tperben. GGle Srii9te
usrben aber oteie8 Wtal Spet ODER bret 8oz
den ipGter retfen, die i'm lsbten Sabre. -
!Son 6elt0n Iauten bic Radridteu ebeuio,
nte bon Ngomtng. - SH DttlforO uao
@eorgetODn bOft man ;uusrit9tlid auf etn
gutss Yiirfdiubr.-Sn SeafOr6, gafsgtcp.
yartet uuo Bennington erpartet man cine
3uar lpdte, aber iebr ergtebtge ge&rnSte. Bon
SaItsburp lauten bic Nadri9ten iiber ben
oermutbIjhen guSfau Der Bfrfderubte Iebr
giinitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
@bicaep'er @rimiuaIprp.eiye

@btcagO, 10. Rai. - Ebos.. S5aifb,
melGer ietne 6rau NIT etusm leoerHeu Riez
men III 2obe priigelte uub ii9 i9ulotg be-
fannte, puroe beute pom &t6ter Barnum
su 80 Sabren 3utthaus uerurtbetlt. Oas
Serbreten mar eiueS ber brutaIfteu, bte ie
bier Derilbt tuurben. - Batrif goubou, BEL
fer als Der nSriogeport,Serror" betuuut,
pelGer Dor etnem Sabre eineu geuiiIen 5ugb
gSuro ermorbete, if oss Eootidlags il5ers
fiibrt unb gu 5ebn SaBren 3u1tbuIs perur.,
tbeilt frorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
1tnterbrpclcucr RdbuberFebr.

Stours&tt1, D.sG, IS. at.-Orei
RetIcn weitltd BON bier ereiguete fif in Der
WontagSzgiadlt elm grorutidl an Der 9atotas
&btbetIunq Der nGbteagOs Uttlpauteez ct.
Nauler Gtienbabu." SedsbunOert 6uB bes
Sabubsttes fiir3teu In BEN gitiioutt. Die
&spuratur Der 8ubuitrede ptro cine BOae
n Nnihrnd nPhrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Salmi @lUrfe'S ,Eempel" eons
3efiipnirt.

RemsYorf, Is. Nlai. - Sulmt ylurie
erbielt beute eiue auf bret Ronate giilttge
@on5eitou fir istueu sEempeI" inter Der
Sebtnguug, baB er bas Baifiousiptsl uiht
sur IufIbruna trtngt. Die gOH3eiFoH UtrO
1ertptrtt, TN Sale er gegsu bic erudbnte
Sebiugung Derfo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
GaIaeufrtn.

@olumbta, S.s@., 10. Rat.- Ottleu
Nnberion, .tpelder am ndhffen 6reitage in
@reeuuilIe tpsgeu @rmorbuug 9ou Griffitb's
uno zines &inbss gebdugt peroeu iollte, bat
eine @uIgeufrift erbalten, nm eiue &epiiou
ieiues Sales bura ba8 Obergertdt gu er.
rn6aIiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16

Berlin, Is. Dtat. - Surf St8mard
iitt gefiela uuS beute bsittge nertalgtlne
Shmer3eu. @r lu,igert fid uorlduftg, mad
SiifngGl 81 reiieu.
Safer EBnbtIm auf Der bpsirniidbca Nus
ffsIuHs.
Berlin, 10. Wiai. - Safer Wtlbelm
beiudte bcute bte bbgientiGe GHSitslung tt
Berlin uub Iegte beiouoere8 Sltereiis fltr DIE
msbiiintidlen Rerfe aus Dem SrtegSoeparte'
ment in g3aibin9tOu on ben &ag.
SBicSer cine Sabu' Gata ftrppbc in &nstanc.
2on6ou, Is. glat. - Gin @rfuritonsa
jug aus @rtmsbg an Der ygrsat yturtherua
Sabu," coGtbirte beute nit eiuem 9rturs
iions3uge Der DRtbIauos8abu." Giele Pers
iUneu muroeH uerlegt.
Sin 9ampfer in 8Iammen.
2oueou, Is. Rat.-Der Dampfer - sStus
qopcre" ffebt inr 3ett i'm Sueitaual tn
6lamneH. 8te Baiiugtere unO 8OtiadeH
fn0 in Stterbpi' "'H~"3't nnroen.
Berlin, Is. Niat. - -. Ba69iugtOn
mar geacru rom 6aiirr 95tbelm gum Dncr
gslGbsu uno batte sine lauge LluterreoHng
NIT ibm. Sr. 28atbtugton mur0e NIT Der
gr06ten 9luimertlamtett bebauoelt, nGbreHb
or ieiuen Yoiten In Berlin batlttoetf. Det
BCbOlmattigte bate ebcutauS cine freulos
id)aitIihe llaterbOItuug nit Dem 6iritsn
Sismard.
Der Saiier betoHte in ietHer lluterre0uug
nit 9ru. 2ga0otngtOn bic g8idtigtett, peIdla
er her 4uirefterbalurg Der guten Se;tes
BurgeH nit 6runtrcih betIcgt.
1te g!mation aui GlaCasastar.
2ontou, IS. @2at.-3er STANDARD"
paUfienildt IGdrihteu ans gtabaga5tar,
rad neIden i'm Snrcreu iener SnIel nod
grGEere riegsJorbereituilgen 3ctrOHeu merz
ten, al9 oil ber SIfe. 8te @iebrIabl Der
Seta gapas Bat ldl ben SouaS angei4Iohen,
um ibre rationale lluabbdugigteit 81 uar.
tbfiStgsu. Die 6rau5oIeu, bereu Strett'
mGdJte uidlt btrretdleu, nm BEN Gingebores
ufu eriotgreid bic Spibe 81 bteter, 3O5ern
OCsbalb, Die 6einbeltgtetteu 81 eroHneH.
Gbplera tn Somblp.
SueS, 10. Dlat.-8te aus Bombay all
largen6en Eab5erge nuneH bier G-uaraH@
tGne befebcn, inbem bic GboL:ra bort aus
gebrodeu III.
Sure SEabrIEeptitttn.
- 8aiier g8ilbe!m bat bic Tomilie be8
8inGu5mtEtAu8 SdOI} In oGH Aoe5faao
tl9ppPH.
- Sine Iu8Reuung BON @emdlbsu uu0
Gti3su, bic Oas 8ert ameIitauIlher &ullt,
lrr iiuo, piro sur 3ett in DG8pptiau 9au,"
Ycabup, gOnoOu, abgs1altcn.
Sic ON 20. Sauuar BON Gan 6raUs
Jiscu mad @aiutS, 5SrGntretb, abgeBau8cae
Cftttide &arte ySngOmar" muroe am z.
Nars 30 Reilen peliltd pom Sap 9Orn IN
iinfeposm 3ulauOe auigesebeH. Die Dtaan'
taIt muroe gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Gin S1riu7 In GnT;For

Saltfar, N.sS., Is. giat. = Die briz
tide acknowledgements D&aua6a, ," auf mel,
der ijd| Brtu3 @eorg BON 8nles, Elm SobR
oes brttiifen Rronpriu3eu,. ais Mtblbipman
beftsbet, 1T bier uugefOnlmeu uuo mtro
rdhftens 5u bem noroamerifautIden uuo
neItin6iideu @eldmaber ftoReu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Ofemini8cen3eu De8 Smr9erfriee8.

gBafbtnqtOn, 3. g., 10. gtat. -
Die nod IebeuSen NttglieSer bes 5. Strgt-
nier (cOHf0Oertrtsn) 8egimentS rerben an
19. bS. Wlts. BON Stauuton, Str8r nad
..,asa.aTous uh6 Buffalo, gt..9., aIf.
breden. Gu Gem letteren Srte tperOeu fie
elmer 8suniou bes 2S. gtepsYOrfer &egts
msnts beiuohHeu un6 bemelben etne Sabue
Yra sntireH, meIde ibm mdbreno oe8 8itr@
gerirteses abgenommeu purOe. Oas 5. Strs
gtnier Iegtmeut btIsete suiammen nit Dem
2, T., ~. unb "A. Strgtnier 9legtment
bic beritbmte ,.StoremaI. &rigaoe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
SeIbftmprb elmer 5Hi6te beS &C.
r1erdIS 2Srdo0.

. 0 nj a N, 8et, I5. WtaI. SRI.
Sragg, cine gft9te ee8 Generals Bragg,
trGutte beute tbrs Slet0er nit SOhlsn0l uuo
Siinoete oieIelbeu oil. Gle srtitt t66tlthe
8runbwunoen. 9eioeube @eIunobeit ioa ite
3u Der Sbat getriebeu haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Oater unb SObn 8a 3pDe Serz
hrnut1f

8racebrtbge, Ont, 10, Rat.-gtn
bon 6ru. BapiOn bepobutes Saus branute
heute Abeno nteoer. Banion fam bei benz
8eriu4e, feline beretts TN Sdlafe ttegenbeu
8tuber 81 retten, NIT ieiuem 3ebujdbrtgen
GSnhnP 11r1'a QphPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
cfrTrrfnn Ynhia rrErnnEt

8eauoOtr, Rtfi., Is. ,Rat. - 6rau
SefferiOn SaOts iGtdte beute folgeuOe Iuts
port auf cine ibr 5ugeguugsue telegrapbts
idle Infrage: DSr. Sauis bate etuen be-
oentltdeu 9lnfal bon Observation-Disclosures
onng, beftnbet ftd je6Od iest beiier uub 1T
iebt au6er @efabr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
9Sieber Gin Tenier-s sSiratenfHtfT
BET SaItfar.

SaIifar, Is. Wtat. - Ser 8drter bes
0eudtitiffs gu Burriuatou melbet, bas Elm
Deroadttg ausiebenber Sheoner Dor etltten
3ageH bic Darlington 8at berauf fam, nm
bas 9endtittff berum isgelte uub baun pies
Der tn see fad. Gs befauoen iib etua so
NGnner auF oem 8eroef oes Sdloouers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Die Mnflaeen eescu NauG Strc=
hnc1

O1outgomern, 4la., 10. Rat.- Ser
Broses gegeu ben 8unbesmarIaaG Baul
Strobn6 nabm beute istnsH Aufaug. Stes
pliten aut ole flint alageu purbsu eigge.
ret6t, uno Der Gag ueritridl unter GrgH-
f1eftteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
an eas gubIitunl.

es tauu tsins before @arantie fBI ben gBsrts ben
Rdbnap's Idngf aHertdruteH v. ". R. 6eilmttgegH
auigspisieu perbeu, ole be slsubSu un6 nugloisu
glatdbmlueen eerielben. Gs giebt ialioe ,4eiols
bents," .,8elieis" une Bills" @erIaRgt ia mr
Rabfpop unb odtet barai,', hab Der Rame 9iaehas"
iid aui benz aetauiteu artileI bsiubs.
(SuIi19 ,glR6&R)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Gepittcrfturm auf Qpna. rstanS.

Stem yort, 10. @at. - Sin furdtbas
res @ewttter entlub iiA pGbreno Der per-
aangenen Nutr iiber Snmatca, SIS, uub
umgegenb. Sn SprtugfislO wurbe bic 8ubs
nung Der 6rau 9. 6reoertf bur9 Bltefrabl
total osmoltrt unb muB mieoerbolt pom
<te getrofen pnrben ietu, inbem fie in Der
Dlitte eutjmet geipalteu un6 oas Dad in
tletue Stiide SertriimHert 1T. 6rau 6rebe,
rid uno ibre So9ter, pelfe CUR .3ett I'M
Bette lagen, rurbeu herans geidleu6ert uuo
BON ben Sriimmern be6edt. Man 3og fie be.
pubtlos heraus, je6od erboIten fte fif In
turSer 3eit. Sbsile bes @e6Guaes wurSen
500 g)drbS melt entfernt aufQefuuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Selbftentlei6une eineS 0rmbeubes
fjRPr6

Naud @bunt, Semi, 10. Stat. -
SObn Burg begtng beate friib tn ieiner btes
iigen @Obnung SelbitmOro 6ur4 @rbdugeu.
@r mar go Sabre alt uuO Elm betanuter@rus
benbeitBer unO Sobleugrdber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
gRa FIR uuS Talf6.

@tr ertneEnsa au5 Or. RaSuab's ,,abbauSlura
aber 1rautbetsn un6 i4re 6eiIlRB" fOlgguoe5
Ger3eiduiB pom 6rurlbeiteu, bic ge6eGtt
mer0en oHrd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Neue MasetaeH.
Sseiepana. - GieSes SUr,1ett6e

SD9tepnild4 = Ute1eS bOr5ueItd9e c
@abrunssmittcI fur fleine Sineer une friufz
Iidbe @erfpnen, pbi6ou i'm Sfen IGnge betdnnt,
Yne pfierirt. Gs it feline YebIsin, entbdLt fe ne
Srpeueu, Stimulanttd pber giarcoticd, i etues oer
erbbten betdnten 9abrrgSitteI urb beist bic iuunz
steme bebaIten unb aiiimlirt ~ tperben 28enn Der
Waeen nLes glnnere abipeif, 10 iptro 6 Sbgiepara
bebaIten unb berbGIt urS Der in in er d era,
9ur6fGII pber &ubr fpeit pprgei6rittens pa
tient beeinnt iDfprt frdftissr su perben.
sd babe bic bon Srn. 9iesie pertdIIfte SbSispann
Bel Ginhertrantbeten aueepanSt unS iie NJ q NJ
bern BON mir berorhneten Nabrun9ss
&rice. Med. Dr."
Sd, bs,iebe mid auf hie 0ottpren o. ~. MliItcnz
berger, Ebpmas Sbearer unS bieIe anoere.
@crcp @F. Reeie,
SIR. 345, MahiIpnzApenue Baltimore.
SIN allen Sduptz Npptbeten (g2aiS, ,6Ites)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
81 al ori q
RdIteS Stebe1

9EFENNNN a wv
gdjntteITrber qsbeut sir so Gents. Gs aisbt lem
ancergs oCiimttteI beuicbeu iuus 10 iuel ale grteT
bon 6tter teilt mbgeu e bon uerocrbeuer guft (Rds
lortd) poer bepenertrter Gale frmmsn m1aeu ne
SGarlat ytcrocHftebsr ober geIbcs Weber beBer ala
unter Suitebung BON ganDGg's 9iueu, ea5 ,,RHAs
d. RELIEF" Or. @Gbpap'5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16

2ouepn, IS. Rat.-Der Dampfer Stus
qupcre" febt 3ur 3ett i'm SueltauaI in
6lammsu. 8te Bafingiere unO 8OfiadeH
fH6 in SiterbPit "'E""1hf tunroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
Bei gtpDtbcfern 3u babeH.
WQu leie : .8abruu6 5uIfa."

Sian ittde cine Brttfmarfs an 8abs
man & 8 O., yir. 80, g9arrens, Gde ber
Gburhfrube, gIep yort.
~ Rsls6ruue Eauieube ben Dollars toertb t1is B
bafur sugeidtdi tWereeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16
ST.. MaDtDa1's
@QriQpQrilltQ1l=
StefCl0emf.
Sine baufbare anerFenupna.

,Girt dlrrniftjt Obsr lang bcfeberbe QrarIbeit IN
buen, 1T ipGRrIid Elm Sica Ser 0eltuut ieue 8ers
iduoestrait he tlnr erteut iUurnn es febt uub Elm
yhttel y'r4bhulte Heielt. bas GumS6lth-HIflruetFs
rem nurd cine idleideHoe 9rlut5ett Ianaiam araes
hedt rttt nlr unierC QJdtilug ionbCrn berbfertdI3
unieren Sant Or. @abpdp BAT ber Weuibbeit ienes
tuunoGbart Dtttel, 9tG6uah's 5ariapariaian 8eioIs
cent 8ehelert, melbes le8teoerbertelug beuirtt
uuh he 2eiheubeU, bic IN i6rcm ibmcr,ppeI II from
ten D0itn lanac Gage unb eu6os ittuenSe Qddte
beibringen, t4Glben i9m t9reu Gah."- Medical
Messenger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-16

9bipei9en, Eur9iau oSee ibmer,Fqfter StubIoana
treroeu IN 10 bis 20 WimIteu oUrt, Sac paI RsabS
9elief leBetIt. 3eiu SMinuNraug uno feline Gat;lus
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Why Not Z

The secret of true living is to get the most
out of the present hour. That man has the
future already in his hand who knows how
to value the present; achievement, reward
recognition by the world, are only matter
of time with him. He has caught the tides
of power, and although they move invisibly
they will bear him TO success as certainly
as the force of gravitstion swings the plan
cts along their appointed spheres. There is
no chance about 1t, no luck or fortune; it ia
simply the law of human life. Aud hsppi.
ness depends upon the recognition Of this
fact not less than success. Thousands OF
people are expecting to enjoy themselves at
some future day; they look upon joyful
times ia their lives as GASES in desert, little
islands of calm and beauty in monotonous
ocean of storm and struggle. IL we look
for Joy in this fashion it will come to us in
no other way; it will be distant, alluring,
and always fading into mirage as we APP
proach it. The trials which we expect by
and by to be free from are not wholly re-
moved, the burdens we thought to lay down
are not taken from us, the sense of insecu-
rity and danger we hoped to lose in enlarged
prosperity and stronger grasp of the re-
wards of work still keeps companionship
with us. When the moment of success, to
which we had looked forward, comes, we
taste a certain joy, but it is incomplete, girt
round with possibilities of disaster, limited
by responsibilities aud duties which refuse
to liberate us. There is deeper philosophy
of Joy than such seeking for it ever dis.
Germs. Joy is not an isolated thing, it flows
through the common hours of wise life
it is not an oasis poisoning on the edge Of
desert, it is perennial stream carrying
fertility and beauty into the barren places.
They ouly are truly happy who ind happi-
ness in the present hour and demand Of
to-day what those who are less wise demand
only of the distant future. Forget that
there is any future, lay hold of to-day as if
it were all you ever expected to possess,
either for work or joy, and it will suddenly
become rich in your hands. Accept your
trials, bear your burdens, as things which
are to be your daily companions, and then
transform them from enemies into friends.
Study how to draw strength out of them, to
be strong in them, to look over them, to
work under them then make the most of
every source CT happiness as if you never
expected freer day. Do not delay your
walk until you feel less heavy-hearted go
now, open your mind, and you will find
your burden less hard to bear; think more
of the needs of others because you are 80
anxious about your own; read the book
now that you are tempted to put away for a
less wearisome time look at the pictures
now that you would like to study with a
more composed mind hold on to the habits
of self-culture that you are tempted to give
up until more favorable season. In q
word, make this present hour, with all its
limitations and difficulties, yield the joy you
make every coming hour richer in the pos
sibilties and the certainty of hsppiness.-
Christian Union.
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One of Benton,s Scenes in the Senate.

Inferior in intellectual ability to Webster,
Clay, or Calhoun, Thomas Hart Benton had
no superior as man of iron will and
naughty disposition, during the twenty-nine
years and seven months that he served con.
tinuously in the United States senate. Ag.
gressive, bold and defiant, he would occa.
sionally strike out recklessly at everything
and everybody about him, like the huge
wild buffsloes Of the Missouri prairies, tread.
ing his opponents beneath his feet in his
angry rush. His greatest display of ungov.
ernsble rage in the senate chamber was
when, in an angry debate, he advanced with
threatening gestures toward Senator Foote
of Mississippi, who, fearing that he was 10
be attacked, drew a small pocketpistol
The sight of this weapon made Benton I'M
controllable, and, endeavoring to shake off
the grasp Of friends who seized him, he
shouted "The cowardly assassin, let him
shoot me il he dares. l never carry arms,
and he knows it. Let the assassin fire l''
After quiet was somewhat restored, Clay
suggested that both senators should enter
into bonds to keep the peace, upon which
Benton rose and exclaimed ." will rot in
Jail sir before | will do 1t No, sir will
rot in Jail first ard he proceeded to pour
forth torrent of bitter invective on Foote
before he could be quieted. Even when he
was defeated in seeking reelection for the
sixth time in the senate, and was forced 10
accept seat in the house Of representatives,
Benton failed TO display chastened Smbi,
ton or soitened heart Ben Periey PORE,
in The april Century.
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pleasant home, 30 why should she be lame
My poor little daughter, IL is old Satan who
gets into your heart and is trying 10 fill 1t
80 full Of his evil passions as 10 get IL all
for his own. II you do not cast them out.
by earnestly seeking the help Of the dear
Lord, who Is stronger than Satan, his hold
on you will grow with your growth and
strengthen with years. IL is dreadful
thing 10 live under the mastery Of bad
temper, little one, and very sad thing TO
see little sisters, who can do so much to
make each other happy, stung and wounded
with angry words"
Chicadee-dee. dee--chicadee .dee-dee-dee.
Half score or more Of the bonny mites
were outside the window, dsrting up and
down and round and round, now and then
making q quick little dip down for crumbs
left by Flutter and Shinyeyes. Ruth and
Nettie stood arm in arm watching them.
Z" I'm not going to be cross any more,
Ruth," whispered Nettie.
And every time see chicsdee," said
Ruth, =" I'm going to remember how kind
one Of them was to its IA lie lame brother
Christian al Work