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Mr. Lames r. Eagle.

A frst-class piano and organ-tuner and
repairer. will visit this city for few days.
He comes with the best recommendations
from Knabe x Co., by whom he has been
employed.
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MALARIA In all its forms positively cured with
EMoRy's srANDAED-CURE PILLS, neyer-hil-
ing remedy: purely vegetable, contain no duinine
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five and fifty
cents.
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THE BEST CURE FOR DISEASES OF
l. THE NERVES, brain, and muscles, Is
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

MARION, MAss.-Dr. ". y. Ruggles SAYS: Z" re-
commend Browns Iron Bitters a. valued tonic
Tor enrichiDg the blood and removing all dyspep-
tic symptoms. Ii does rot hurt the teeth.r
HUsTsvIILE, ALA.--Dr. j. T. Ridley saws:
Browns iron B'tters Is n good appetizer aud
merits attention from sufferers"
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MERCURY

has been more destructive to human heslthand
life than war, pestilence. and famine cUnlbined.
So said a distinguished writer many years ago, and
II Is as true to-day asthen. The poor victim Of
Blood Disease Is drugged with Mercury to cure
the malady, aud then dOsed with Iodidss to cure
him OF the Mercurial Poisoning; but instead of
any relieGthe first breaks down his general health
and makes him a cripple, and the other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted IN this way
swift's Specific is the greatest boon on earth and
Is worth more than Its weightin gold. n antldotes
this Meroarial Poison, tones mp the SYSTEM and
brings the suffeier'bsck to health and happiness.
Every pesson who has ever been saiyated should by
all mean take Il thorough course of hfsiremedy.
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r.. George II. Bright. She is now doing

DR.. George II. Bright. She is now doing
well.
The o. B. p. Club, OF Manchester, will
have their annual picnic on the 10Th In
slant. Bon Air has been selected as the
place.
Frank Leslie's illustrated paper for this
week lat hand from G. +. Johnston) con-
tains very fair picture OF Mr.. Richard +.
Beirne, owner and editor OF the State.
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rWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

u fUk DUT oEAEo.
UNDER CARE OF
MEMBERS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS.
Thirty minutes from Broad-street station, Phtl-
adelphis. Full college cOurses-Classical Scientl-
&c. and Literary. Also. "A Preparatory School.
Location unsurpassed for healthfuness. Exien-
siye grounds. New and costly buildings and ap-
paraius. Academic year commences ninth month.
SEPTEMBER IL. 1888. Apply early 10 Insure
admission. For catalogue and full particulars,
address
EDWARD II. MAGILL, \. NJ. President,
ie 2R-3rn Swarihnore, DelawAre county. IA.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C.
SICk-R OOMS.

Tor SICK-R ROOMS.
THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFErDNE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAIR's CTILORAL THYMOL PRoPHYLAC-
TIC AND DISINFECTANT
For sak by Druggists. Pnce 50cene a bottle.
Read the following
"BLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPdY-
LACTIC Gs the best disinfectant that Dhave ever
used.n fslguedl HUNTER Mcguire, NJ. ID.
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EUROPEAN MUSEUM

THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PA
l. CIFIC TEA C0MPANY.--Look ont for or
INV yn,v IAN given 10 each n.rrSsser ~ ~ Tfx
or COFFEE. GOOD TEA, 40, SO. and 60c. per
pound; BEST GuNP0WDER.S "a per pound.
1913 eat Main ltrest, Richmond, Va. ~ lS-2t
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,

Opens sEPrEMBER r. 20. 1888. one Of the FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THE
United STATES. surroundings beautiful.
Climate unsurpassed. One hundred and sixty
boarding pupils from eighteen states. TERMS
AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION. Board,
Washing. English Course. Latin, French, German.
Instrumental Music, &C.. for Scholastic year, from
September 10 June, s23S, For Catalogues write
TO REV. W LILLIAN n. HAhRlS, H. D''
President
iy 6-dcod9t&w4t StauntOn. Virginia.
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This property IS IN the beautiful town Of Ash
land, va. sixteen miles from Richmond, di-
ately on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and p0to-
mae railroad and las unusual attractions for
frst-class hotel and clearinghouse, being located
I'm the only suburban town OF Richmond, whi III Is
a flyoritc summer resort OF families.
II has q growing Transient custom, and receives
a considerable patronage from Randolph Macon
College, whose campus l. near by IL contains
thirty-twO conveniently arranged rooms, din.
lng-roOm that Will seat 100 people. large yard
with ornamental shade-tfeeS, an ample garden,
and all necessary conyeniences and oui-build'nes.
The proprietor has the privi leec OF the railroad
Richmond and elsewhere, and his guests can get
tickets at commuta,iOn rates. There are five trains
daily between Richmond aud Ashland.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
ty s.5t Eleventh and Bank streets.
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One gen fleman who had been confined to his bed
SIX weeks with Mercurial rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks in the highest praise or
& : ( CHILHS Il BERRY,
(hait:n nu0qD, Tenn,
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sTNN0Ns LIyEn REGULATOR.
sYMrroAls oR A pIsRAsEp Llylae.

Rad ercsss, Pain m the siSc sometimesShs pain
>s ftN undtr the Shcudtr~bladc, mistaken for
Rhesmattsn geaeral loss q appetite; Bowels ger
eraify coStNe, sometimes Alternating wnh lax: the
hosf Il trsubed with pais, l. duh and teayy with
coeradafssic loss OF n,ewsry, accom- pszied with n
Nhich "a gt 90 have ecs'n done; >ixst, dry cough
-snd gusicd face Is sorpeaimcs an aitendant, often
IN sr,ness ,e and aesIty nervcss, easily siar-
sied; feet cold or br1ninR, somettnes prickly
sensation of the skts exists; spir.s are low ahd
Sesp0ndent, and, asthough satisfied that exercise
woii q be beneficial yet one ca hardly SUNNI on
upfTtitude 90 Try BTU fact, dis.rusts every N M
Ss..see hui eases lave occurred when hut fcs OF
tNm existed, ytt examination after death has
shown tho LINER 10 have been extensively de-
rrnged.
gr SHOULD BF UsEDBY ALL PERSONS OLD
AND YoUNs, WHENEVER ANY OF TliE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.
Persons traselling or living in unhealthy locall-
ties by takinga dose occasionally 10 Keep Che Liver
In healthy aceion will avoid all Malaria, Bilious at
tScks. Dizziness. Nausea. DrowSineSs, Depression
OF Spirits &C. II will iuyigorate like a glass of
wine RUr sS no INTOXICATING BEVERAGE.
III you hsvc eaten anything hard of digestion. or
feel heavy after meals or Slcepless ut nit, take
dose and you will be relieved.
TIME AID DOCTORS BILLS WILL DE SAVED
BYALwAYs KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN THE HOUSED
For, wiEtever the ailmcnt may be. thoroughly
safe rIIRGATIvE, ALTKRATIvE, ANP TONIC can
never he out of place. The remedv is HARMLESS,
AND DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH fUSINESS or
PLEASURE.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
aud has all the power and efficacy Of CalOinel or
Quf1lne without any Of the injnrtots after ehects
GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been In use In my
family for some time and am satisfied IT Is u val
xable addition 20 the medical science,
j. GILL SHOOTER, Governor OF AiaDama.
Hon. Alexander IL stevens, Of Georgia, says;
Have derived some benefit frosn the use OF sim
mons Liver Regulator, and wish to give IL io,~
cher trial.
"TBE ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS TO
ERLIHyE."-I have used many remedies for Dys-
rppsia, Liver Affection, and Debility. but never
dave found ANYTHING 10 bene6t me 10 the exleSat
SimlnOns Liver Regulator has. sent IRON Nun
ineSoia TO Georgia for it, and would send further
Tor such q medicine, and would advise all who
Gre similarly afected to give Il trial. rs IL seems
,the only thing flat never fails 10 relieve.
r, NJ. JANNEY, Minneapolis, Minn.
DIR. T. W. Mason says: From actual experience
In the use of Simmons Liver Regulator la my
practice l hare been and am satisfied TO use and
prescribe II as purgative medicine.
Rs- Take onty the GENUINE, which always has
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIG
NATURE OF y. ii. ZEiLIN GO.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
80 2Q-W&Fly
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sl.0O0 REWARD

will be paid TO any chemist who win ind, on an
alyss of 100 bottles s. :. -. one particle OF Mer-
cury. Ioaide Potassium. or any mineral substance.
TaiE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
re- Wt.,te for the little book, whichsyli be mail
ed free. 1y 10-lw
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CORRS ISLAND. VA. TIE ONLY

" SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The finest and safest Surf-Ilaihng: OCEAN,
Channel, and Shark-Fishing, and Snipe-ShoOtDg.
Hotel Physician Dr. Z. 4. FiTZHUGH.
TERMS: az per day: sl2 per week; $40 PER
month
Route: From Old Point by steamer NOrthamp-
ton To CherrystOne every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make connection with the Northampton. Addr- IS
nv l5-3m j. L. SPADl.
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Insurance effsssed on stocks of merchaE disc,
stores, dwellings,, and other property In town and
country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-13

HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
III TY, VA. WILL BE OPEN TtIE lsT DAY
OF JUNE. Hot, Cold, Plunge. and shower Baths
Baths at the natural temperature Of !he w1ter--
$50 Fahrenheit. Send postal for descriptive
pamphlet. IL. CARTER EJBASh,
ie 8-2m Proprietor.
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,NHE RAWLEl SPRINGS are now re-

YNHE RAWLEl SPRINGS are now re-
Il ceiving guests. BY rail to Harrisonburg, Vir~
gina. thence ane pike eleven miles In stages. At
tested by eminent physicians aud others, the best
iron tonic and Alternative waters In Virginia pictur-
esIue mountain scenery dry, eNhilarating air: fine
band of music and new grand plano; ball room aud
lawn amusements; stream and field sports: rooms
for GOO in three large hotels, newly painted aud fur
rich Valley; telegraph and daily natl Terms
moderate Recent seasons nearly 800 refined
guests proyerbially social aud affahle. Write for
pamphlet. j. WATKINS LIE,
General Manager.
Up HoUCK President je 17-codlm
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INSURANCE.
EIRE-INSURANCE.
RPORATED IN l86t

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office. 1006 Main street, Richmond
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BATHS, BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPH. POST,
and EXPRESS OFFICES.
GOOD LIVERY and FINE BAND OF MUSIC.
Pamphjets can be obtained Of PURCELL. LApD
& Co, who keep supply OF water constantly on
hand 4. A. COLHOUN,
jy 7-2w Proprietor.
MILBORO' SPRINGS OPEN FROM
4tl JUNE TO NOVEMBER 1sr. bath-house
now In construction; will have pure end clear
running water. sulphur, alum, and chaiyoeate
waters on drauqbt. Send card for circular and
general information to
CARROLL GARNETT,
Miluoro springs Post-oGicc,
I..a . 4 nnfl. latl.asa. "a
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~ s-1nn
DARNEys HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

Situated I'm tie nourishlng town OF HAMPTON,
three miles from Fort Monroe; convenient TO the
depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. con-
Meeting with al lines North, South, and West and
the steamers Of the Old Dominion steamship
Company, offers superior accommodations 10 Wis
itors. Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity,
$50 guests. Table irsf-class. embracing every
luxury which Tidewater virginia affords.
TERMS: t2 and t2 so per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly boarters.
Thanking the public for favors Of the past. my
endesvors win aways be employed 70 secure the
comfort of those who favor me with their patron
age. Telegraph-oiice I'm hotel. Electric bells.
Carriages to Old Point and depot Stages every
hour for Fort Monroe: fare, 10c.
H. I7-om j, J. BARNES.
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DIRECTORS:
j l.. BACON. President;
THOS. w. ECCANCE, Nlce-f President;
WILLIAM III. HAXALIA.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
"A. ID. WILLIAMS,
A. OSTER1OH.
RO. r.. RICHARDSON, Secretary;
RAZIL COR BON. JR, Assistant secretary.
.IOHN IL. GRANT. SdlicitOr. ie lO-eOd3h
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)CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
III ROCKBRID COUNTY, VA.
Two distinct hotels and separate dining-rOprls.
Cottages attached 10 each hotel. Gas aud cectric-
bells. Naval-Academy Band. Charges graded.
Capacity, 1000 guests. ,,.....
EUGENE G. PEYTON
my o5-om General Manager.
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THIS company Thoroughly inspect boilers 10 IN
sure against loss or damage 10 property arising
from explosion.
w. FRANKLIN, Vice-Prssfdent.
\. T. PIERCE. Secretary. ,e l9-lmf
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Fon TABLE USE
THE NATURAL MINERAL,
KAISER WATER,
FROM BIRREsBoRN ON THE RHINE.
RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHEST MEDI.
CAL AUTHORITIES.
FREDERICK HoLLENDER & co.
Sole Agent Tor the United states and Cansds,
AIS, III. ll9 Elm street. New York.
spss-sodau
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sUMMER REsORTS.
OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

500 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE
SEA-
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HARTFORD STEAM-BOELER In
sPECTION AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
,Orice Of Agent, No. l / north Tenth street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-11-14
I'm }lA Il B.

! Berlin, 10. 9fop. Die beutl9e sc,
ianbti9aft in Mabrio unb bic 1panil@e
@eianbti@aft in Berlin iinb gum Stang.
BON 8oti@aften erboben tuorben. 81,
Qbreile oes Rronprin;eu na@ Mabrib if
auf ben IA. ;. M. feitaeiebt.
/ 8erlin, 9. Mop., Qnseo6tet be,
Greilaiiun9 bes auf bic 8el9ulbisune
bes 6o@perrotbs perbafteten elloBzlotb:
rin9ii6en &ei9sta9sabseoroneten Mntoi>
ne n1n1mt Die llnteriu@uns tpieber ibr
ibren 6ort9on9.
Sic bieii9en 8ett1ngen biuigen rid,
ba1tsloS ben Belu9 bes Rronprin5en
Jrieortd Bilbelm Bel bent R5ni9e bon
Spaaien, pie r@oliii9e 8eitun9" iast:
Die 5tpi1den 9eutIdlano uu6 @panien
beltebenbc 5reunoibaft entbdlt eine8iir9>
i6aft, >pdbrenb @panieu e1tldl0Heu 1T,
ii9 Der 6rieoens<Yolitit 9eutl9lan6s
an5ui61ieBen. 9ie @eiie bes &ronprin<
sen nab Mabrib tpirb ein neues Inter
plumb oafiir getpdbren, baB 9eutl6lanb
ieinen @influb 5ur Siolirun9 5raufrei9s
als Der ein5igen Ma6t, tuel6e Madegez
liiite be9t, uno our @rbaltung bes 8elt<
frteoens auibieteu tuirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-11-14
bic 8eitrafuu9 Der @@uloi3ung sefor-

o1e pe|trafun9 Der 59ulol3ung gefore
bert.
I 2on6on, II. 9eop. Sci ser Heier
zines maurii@en Gefes in Eanger traf
Elm BON einem Mauren 9etporfener Steir
ben fran50iii@en @eidaitstrager. Di.z
ler nerlanst als @enustbuuns sic ge-
itrafun9 BEG Mauren nit einer @elobuBe
BON $1,000 gum 8elten Ser Mrmen INTO
bic 9lbiebun9 bes @ouperneurs BON Gane
ger.
I &insiton, Samaica, 9. g1op. G,.-
itern fano ein unt5ue in ben bon j8,!~
1@auern bi@t sefiillten @traBen itatt unb
lpater tpuroe im &atbbauIe cine 6ffent-
li@e Berlammlun9 ab9ebalten. Sn ben
9eiaBten Bei@liiieu tpur6e Dem @efubl
Der @nttaui4uns @usorud 9e9eben, ,oeit
BON ber &6nisin nod feline Grspioeruus
auf be @oritelups Der 8ep0lterl1ns ppn
Samaica eingetroffen {ci, unb bem ser
8e1or9nib tut9en Der @rnennuaa 6es
neuen @ouperneurs, obne baB 9leid,ei=
ti9 BON ben Miniitern Der &5nigin Be-
rubisenoe 8uli@erun9en, baB Die 8e
ldwerben o% &ulte5 ab9eiteQt unb Sag
seI9ebene l1nre9t beieitigt tuersen tper<
be, ertbeilt porbcn ieieu. 6erner >uurbe
bel9lolien, oab obne &olfspertretlu9
feline 8efeuerung itattfinoen iol1e unb
oaB, tuenn benno@ @teuern auferle9t
'piiroen, bic @olonie beren &e5abluua
pertpeigeru uno pa1iipen @,berltanb lei@-
iten 1olle, 10 oab es oer &egierl1ng iiber=.
ldRen bleiben tuerbe. bie @teuern NIT
Der @pibe oes 8ajonnetts bei5utreiben.
+ 8risbane, Muitralien, 9. Sou. Sir
NntbonD Mussrope bemertte Bel Ser CT
0ffnun9 oes Earlaments BON Queensland
in 8etreff Der @inperleibung BON 93cs=
Guinea: bic 9emeiulame @iuenszN zNeube,
rung ber &oloaien 9egeniiber Der Megies
run9 oes Mutterldnoes weroe 5ur enos
li6en @inuerleibun9 Der Sn|el fii6ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-11-14

$25O,000 ausgeseben tpurben, fit bic
ttin i9riftli@er Na@tpeis porbanben 1T.
Gin &eriu9 iol sema@t tuerben, bic
i@uloi9en 8eamten in qlntlaqeauitonb
du berieben.
Cairo, Sa., 10. 9eop. Die Oampf<
mai9ine i'm 5ra@tbabnbofe Der @airo
uno ct. Souls 8abn bierielbf erplobir<
|te beute @ormittas um II nbr. Der
Ma1@iniit tpuroe lei@t serlebt uno Ebei,
lie oes aeiiels 800 @9ritte tpeit Qe.
|fdle1bert.
*@eoria, Sl., II. Mop. Das 8,
ft6dise 8adfeinsebaube p,n Senrp
2isbtner in Der MainitraBe, in ,vel@em
|1t@ bic 8beeler'1@e 2un1pennieberlage
befano, lit in Der per9ansenen gea@t Elm
@aub Der Glammen se>uoroen. @baben
$1,000 Dollars.
Stbaca, Mi@., 10. Mop. Ser 49,
|jdbri9e @obn oes &eb. @ellon bielt beuz
te 1einer dlteren @@tpeiter einen @epol>
per at ben &opf ,,nb br;idte log. 9(usen<
blidli6er Sob ber@@>peiter ,par oie6ol=
sc. Ser iun9e Mann batte nidt 9e>pubt,
|bab Der tepoluer 9elaoen tpar!
2ampaias, zer., IL. Mop. Ser sr6,
bere G6eil bes @ei@ditspi.rtels bes Or
tes 8luffton lit 9eitern g}a9mittas bur9
Branotifun9 e1n9edi9ert morben. Mm
1bmerfen miro oason ber 3aufmann 81.
slrnolo betroffen, BET 1einen Berlu1t oui
$4,000 anl6ld9t, rnb nd9it ibm s. S.
MobonD nit 5000 Dollars.
Pittsbur9, II. Nop. sic @erberei
BON Sames @o1erD 4 60. am sluegbens
5luile an6 cine yfeibe BON @obnuusen,
me16e oerlelben 6irma eeb0ren, braun
ten 9eitern 9fo9t ab. Das Jeuer per=
breitete iid nit 1older @el9winoi9teit,
DAP bic 8e>pobner 6er &a,>ler tnapp ibr
2eben retten touuten. s Q8ule brannten
uoqitdnoi9 ab uno s iuuroen ltart be.
|l9dbi9ten. @erlult $125, 900, Gerli9e>
run9 1000. Die @erberet tpuroe
nit Dampf geDei6t 1m0 Die gutltebun9
oes Seuers lit nod nibt auf9et!drt.
*Nep Orleans, II. yop. @eltern
Na9mittog >puroe in 6em 2aoeraun bes
britilden 0amplers 8riscoe, tuel9er
bierlelbit $500 8al1en 8aumtuplle fit
6apre ein9enomn1eu Datte, 6euer entz
bedt, tuel9es bur9 6unfen aus elmer
porbeifabrenoen 2pfDnotipe perur5aebt
lroroen mar. 9ie T!amr,en >purcen
eDe lie erbebli@eu @ebaben aneeri@tet;
9el61dt.
M(ount Muurne, g}. g. 8. 9}Dp
Cine 8anbe BON 65 Ne9ern entfubrte
beute ben Ne9er 2atprence @bite, BET
Dor eini9en Ga9en einen anberen Heger
geamens 5ra5er rm9ebra9t bate, au
benz @efdngnib unb t1ipfte i'm an eiuen1
I8aume auf.
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$elesrapD:fOes s4Gsrtet.

*Sn eintm unferti9en $5ptel in @atoz
tpeu, Soabo, tuuroen bic 9ei6e! 5,ueier
Mdnner, &roB ftelo 1,no Bogal1, gefun.
oen. 9ic 8eioeu bat &el5e uuo pds1te
perfauft unb prroeu 5um Gpfer. SIC
tuurben nit @iienbabnluagen=8ol5en er=
| lbla9en. 3wei notori lde 0esparabps,
9enannt Gage 8rulb Sad uno gSDi}.s
ling &ib, tuurben als bie mutb,nabli1en
M6rber perbaften.
Gin Geuer lit oen @ieb56ien gu
@oit 2ibertp (%ittSbur9b) ri5tete eiuen
l5@aoen pQn $4,000 an; sic @ollerp
@er5erei eriitt BEL oer; nidn;liden Sen:
ersbrunlt einen @9aoen BON 100000.
9as ftdrtite elettrii9e 2i9t III ben
Ser. @taaten 1T oasien1se, ,ueldes uur
oem r&ecoro 8uiloins" in @bilaoelpbia
ettua 90 SUP iiber oer @traBe aufsebdngt
lit uno cine 2eu9ttrait Don 5000 Ser
5en belibt.
Der ct. !6elena Star" oiebt Sri,
biesia9risen @einertrag in gopa Gona<
tD, Gal. auf 2,l50,ooo @aQonen an, aez
|9en 2,68O,O00 @a0onen i'm porieeu
Sabre.
Gin brutaler Mor6 tpurbe am Ser=
|gongenen Donuerltag auf Ser 6arm bes
3bonas 2anoers in @arion, Hortage g.,
Bts., begansen., Die Na9baru batteu
li9 auf ber 6arm eirgeiunoen, UNI ein
Sop Bier 81 leeren, ba gerietben Sic 1eE
bengrbeiter 6es 2anoers in@treit uup Ser
cine, eeemann, flies Dem anoern, ggn.
@ul9mann, iein Meiier me6rmals in Sic
Bruit uno Den unter(eib. @uldmanH
itarb. @eemaun, oeiieu s5Srau uu5 SSestlso
in @atnto>un, ggis., iopbnen, lit ens=
floben. 8eibe tuaren Deui{6e.
: Sn Dem Hro5e1ie geaen Gbarlcs
ssilcOr, an9eflogt ben MaDor @tu6bs
psn 8olf @itD, Soma, ermoroet gu ba-
ben, tpnnten 1i9 oie Gel9uorettelt nidt
einigeu. So. q. Rline, ber BET I1eil.
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crmprbet.
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LUTHERAN STATISTICS.



Rev. SyIvanus Stalls Lutheran year
book for 1884 presents the following sum
mary for 1888 The Lutheran church in
this country has at present 90 missionaries
in tho foreign field, and native ordained
ministers, with 2,7ST communicates Tho
total contributions through the foreign
mission boards of the general synod aud
general council have been sill, ,554 for
homo missions, s209 j4i, through the vari
ous general boards, and perhaps even
more through the various district synods,
For church extension, the general
synod alone having such board, $780,
Sal, with possibly as much more having
been contributed after the organization of
the general synod NS2D and before the
formation of this board US53), and by the
various congregations and district synods
since Parent education society, S6i, ,A33,
and doubtless at tho lowest estimate, not
less than twice that amount contributed by
the 4 strict synods, which now have this
work under their personal supervision.
Pastors fuud, eli 1911, besides several
other agencies for the care of the super.
annuated and infirm. For the treasures
of general synod, general council aud
general synod south, S52 337 Immigrant
house general couuci) s2j 5l5. OF Luth'
eran institutions there are II theological
scminaries, IS colleges, 81 classical semi
naries, l5 young ladies' seminarieS, 30
orphans homes, asylums and institutions
of charity. Or papers and periodicals there
43 English, AZ German, 10 Norwegian,
. Swedish, 3 Danish. The general
synod is composed Of % district
synods, $50 minister's, l,434 cougre
| cations, l20, 20l communicates. The
general synod (South) l3j ministers, PAL
congregations, l7,779 communicates. The
general council, s7S ministers, 1915 con-
gregatiOns, 23j, 929 communicates. Synodi
cal conference, 984 ministers, 1850 con-
gregations, 22O,O58 communicates. In
dependent synods, 7lS ministers, 1879
congregations, 1925 communicate
making total of SO synods, $3.50
ministers, G327 congregations, 300, ls9
| commandments
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Chandler and Morse

There has been no little mirth, min
gled with considerable indignation at
the boOrshness of Secretary Chandler in
presiding upon the occasion of the recent
lecture by Matthew Arnold in the feder
al capital. He improved his position 10
publicly bewail the election of Carlisle,
and after the lecture plunged the audi
ence into painful embarrassment by
calling in turn upon half dozen distin-
guished gentlemen who were present to
criticise the sentiments of the dstin'
guished English guest of the evening.
His conduct as reported could be ex
planned only upon the ground that he
was drunk or utterly lacking good breed
ing. In either event it was a scandal
by which the respectable portion of the
American people was put to the blush.
But this performance of Chandler was
not singular in him. Those who were
present will never forget the scene at a
dinner party in Washington when the
secretary Of the navy insulted Represen.
tative Morse, of Massachusetts,, by
expressing MS surprise That a cultured
and refined Boston constituency could
repeatedly send "a foreigner and Jew"
to represent them in Congress. Morse
drew himself up with dignity and turn
ing with withering scOrn upon the Jew
batter, said, in full hearing of the entire
company: "When the president of the
United States can stoop so low rs to ap
point Bill Chandler secretary of thu
navy, there is no occasion to wonder
that a Boston constituency can rise /,
the level of sending a foreigner and
Jew to Congress"
In the turn of affairs Mr.. Morse ha
been appointed chairman of the Hous
committee on the expenditures II
Chandler's department. 1t may be pre-
sumed that they will have his close su
pervision.