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Rurit RabsIssptfatn

gtarqut8 Sienp, Der ftneIde 9eIanOte,
retite geiern BON Furl5 mad &pneOu ab.
60uig Ililau BON Serbteu bat benz Sra
fen GnlnDtb. Ditret5iitem giniiter bes &Hsydrtgeu
eiuen 8siud5 IN 28tsr abgeitattet.
Die Brtisridter In Der pbarmaceutti1en
@usfelung in g8jeu tabtn einem 6ru. StGulen in
Retp gprt cine goIemeoaiue suseipro9eu.
Sine Statiie 2nfapettes iOlI an 6. Seps
temter in sc Bur. Der 6auptta6t 0s5 0epertement5
6auiS S0ire entbuut Werben. Ilehrere giutiter uuo
6sr ameritaniite Gsiaubte gortou iperbeu aHpeieHo
ieir.
graf Meunbrsa, Der italieuiide @eianSte
in gnris hat Sru GbauemesS Sac0ur bem frau5Diii5en
Winifter res 2,uspdrtigeu. fir bic 6bliS 3eonutt mel
DE Srantrei6 ZEN JotbIeseHeeH auf Der SHieL Sitta
Ieiitete.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Bu.
ris beiretet hie gettrn ber0iieHtI6te y.o5rtt baB
bas panii6e Sabinet in &nbetra1t oer 0uitun3
5rautrei6 cine @nnGberun8 an 9euti1lauo bei6Gls
Ten babe.
Su @oatbribge, Qannrt, &ouutp, Sdotts
IdnH rem Sdauplase her tiralibeu llurubeu ;uii5eu
tatbpliiteu unb proteantiiben gr5enarpeteru,
mureu geferu ole geibdite eingetsUt uno bic Stru
sen nit 8oIsbaufeu gefiQt iebD5 gelaug es Der Qp'
liset, einen abermaIigen 3uiammenftpb Sp osr9ns
bern.
8etrefi5 Der idarfen 4euBerungen, tDeid5s
rahreuo Der leBten Gage i'm britii6eu uuterbIlie
6cn Seiten trtiter ghtgIieber feleu, bemerit bic
Sou6oner ,,Simes," hGs 6au5 per6e 4nBeiItts 6tetr
smF5reutsn Greeiis Elm irsuseres g5riaprsn eiHi6a
gen mIieu. Sas SubIiuer ,Sreemaus SourHol"
mibbiuigt bic bsftige Sprate.
9as. Wc9srmOtt, pslfsr tiir3lid tn Gt'
bsrppoI eIed mad ieiner AntlHft aus 9meritd Uegsn
uutbmablid5er SetbeiIBuRs an elmer Cpndmtts Sers
tuOuHa berbaitet tDuTee uRc gstern elm Serbor be-
febsn Iulte, 1T nbermaIs rem 6etaHaniie uber1Hts
pprtst norbeu inoem bic Regteruug nit benz Souls
meIH psiterer 8etpeiie bei6attiAt 1T.
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Su GnnIbriboe, Qonnrf, @ nunfn. Sr
9strsiis ber idarfsn Qeuksrnroert, fpefd6e

R1~ 5unce's 6aiIapariGIen.
@Ttratt reiuigt 6a8 8lut uno BELT Strps
pbeIn, iirOpbuI6ie 6liiffe, trebIge Sliifie, Sra.
aenihmdde unb ale aus unreinein Blute entp
ipringenben 9ei0eH rahifal. Siiitpsb, 6bsu'
mutismus, Reuralgie unb 9idt laRsn itd nur
6urG OaS 8lut miriam beeittgeu, unb 6an'
ce's Suiiaparilleu grtratt 1T bic 4rjuei,
pelde 3as uOllbriugt. Yrei5 81 Die 5laite.
3u baben bel 9 etb g. 9auce, Rr. 1O8,
g9et, BaltlmoresSu (35-)
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@rlcniffcn in Nflahcma.

8t6ttn, &s., 81. Guguf. ii. 3.
Stetnmet uon bier, rpsIder berporragenbeu
Gntbeil an Der Stlaboma. 8spegung nubm,
ifi iueben btsrber 3uriidgefebrt. @r tbetlt
nit, es bdtten ff ctrfa 900 SOlOutffen in
perl4ieOsneu 6luBtbdleru in StlabOma uis'
bergelafen unb miirbeu ita nur surd be-
puftuete @eipalt psrtrstbeu lufisu. Die Gu'
iieSler marten NIT Spanuuug auf bic @ut'
ideibung bes PrO3sfies 8egen ben @apttGu
Banne,
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wsm. QIprfer OeaAriAten.

Rep.gurf, 81. Guguf.-9ts Suutisrs
uub Roflsr S9ott & &uisbt, gfr. 6. s8aQ'
ffross, babsn ibrs i3ablungeu etugefeut. Die
Boifua betrneeu ettpa $65.000.
- Die Sanfisrs Gsbriiber 8unse tibet
len NIT, eub ssfdIidts 8ediel Der nGrfeu
NattcuulbOnf" urn Omaha, Rebr., auf bic
srfsrndbnte 6trmu oussefsnt, TN llmlaufe
finS.
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&rGnbe.

SpracHie, N..Yr 81. 4uguf. - Gin
beute friib ju 9unfOrtb ausgebrObeues Teuer
3erf6rte bte @Obuurgeu Der So. gbparO
absl unb 3. &. Suler. Serluf $4,000.
Butnam, Conn.,, 21. QuBut. - Sees
@teberei brannte beute Nbeno nieber. Drei.
Zig arbettsr geratben uuber 8sfdditiguug.
Ser Ssrluit 1T bebsuteuo uRb bic Serffe.
rung gsrtHg.
So q o n, 81. auguf. - 0as Gtablife.
msut Der StrOb' unS BuspuarsnbdnOIer
SOpbitt, StilliHgs & Comp. an Der Gum.
merftra6e nurbe beute 4ben6 ourh Seuer
TN Betrugs BON SIS, 900 beiddbigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-22

N Cine Rebi3tu, auf ote man
itd uerIaiieu fann, als Banaeda sesen
Despepfe, alS DISCRIMINATING unb algemeines
Sonicum, 1T Or. Chalmers 6eiltinftnr. Dis
pepiis uuo ale anocren aus lluoronunqen i'm
Mngen sntfpringenben 9etoen peroen burh
ibren @ebraud raid furirt. Bel gteruenz4
fettionen If iie Oos3iislh, in6em iie ale i9liu1'
men Solqsn bon @ridiitteruns Oes gler0eH'
iniiems bebt. Sie bat i6limme 6dqe BON
yieuralgie gebeilt, uno peun Elm aIgemeiHes
9onifum n0tbig if, 70 if fie gera6e Der rihtise
artitsl. Gle erSeust etnen eTcelsnteu Appetit
unb rihtst ben S6paden uub Gntfr6iteteu
pie6sr auf. Wlan made etuen Seriu4 6auit.
Breis 81 bic 5luIde. Bei Setb g.
6aHce, gr. 1O8, @efz 8altimore.S .StraBe,
40 bobsu. (S5-)
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Gi8 iu 6uHe unS Tnle.

BBtGabsGpbta, 21. guguf. - Die
9ods am 9elaware, BON Der QOmbur6' bts
our &briftan-Str., itno NIT S9tfien auge=
fii0t, tpeld]e Sis gelabeu babsn. Set'm Be-
gtnn Der Suion gaben bic Sis &ompagute'u,
neil fis etu uugep0bnItd gutes @eitdft8'
iobr erwarteten, ibren Qteferauten in
0laine 9rOBe 4uftrage. Su SOlge Der
Sransport.S .Sdmterigtetten tft etne Dteuge
bteier 4uftrdse erft jeet uu8gefibrt mOrben,
unb istt tommen ule bieie @i5ihtffe auf et'
nen iberfllIteH Rarft. @inige @Ompagute II
leeren bic 6abr3euge, inbsm ie Streit aus
tbuen in Die gispngeu oerlaben Iafien.
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Mfhter RIdcr'8 Reerpiauna.

Yort, Benni., 21. Iuguf. .-9as bsu'
tige 2et6enbegdugniB bes 8tdters Seremtas
g. 8lad mar bas gr0Bte, peldes ie bier
ffattfuuo. &ue @eiadfte feterteu, uuO Die
Stra6eu ntmmelten BON Nteuiden. Die
8ubrtu6trager maren @enerul gB. 9. Sans
cod, 9fttter @ibiOn, Rtdter gStds, 9eorg
SmaQ, General g. g8. @rapfOrb, Sber'
rifter Rercer, u. .. Sarqubar; @eorg 8.
Sprigg, 9(thter Bear uub gS. 8. Smau.
9t. 4oper aus @aibtngton lettete ben 2tt'
tengsttesbieuf, uno bic lleberref1e uuroen
auf Ser ,HroIpsct Cemetery" beigeiest.
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grnHtc.WusGBten in 6rOfbrItannten.
Northumberland

Sopeubagen, 81. auguf.-Der finite
@nngreb Der y4merttaniifen, nel4e ith nit
bsm @tubiHm Der geidtdte Gmertta'8 Dor
Der gntbedHng jenes @rbtbetls beifdfttgen,
trnt beuts bier 3uiammeu. Die BrtH,eiftu
bon @ales uub bic 0ittgIte6er Der bdutihen
60nigsfnmilis pnren anneieuo. aniprahen
muroen BON bdntidsu, ipcutI6en, belgtiheu
unb frun36iii4eu 9elegateu gebalteu.
Gin SauFttt III Gbren eeB Or gefrttdrs
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Der Gelbmdrft.

Rsp' 'YOrt, 81. auguf.-5olgenOes
Tub bic S6lubnottruugsn: @elb brahts
1t-2 Yrc3ent unb ifIOb ,u2 Brolsut. -
Sterling. Nefiel 4.82 - 1921 auf Ie1s,ia
Gage unb 4.SJi-4.SJa nuf Stdt.-Suubes,
SbItsutioneu: meme 3.prO3. 103g, oerldugerte
6iinfsr =, 4l'pro3. 1134 uuo Apron. 119.
-Gtttsn: Goams' @rprsB 134, Central, Baz
cific 654, @bei. & ObiO 16t, Grie 30, DO.
Brior. 739, 9otesShore 1863, O.. s. Central
S35, ROrtb'Befern 1913, DO. grtor. 141,
R..Y. Central 116, Yittsburg 1873, Reu.
bling 525, &od'SsIuno 1194, linton. Bactfc
87i, gSefernzllniou ~. - unterihasamts.
Stlau3: 9artgsIb 1872, ,665, ,627y Gruraxt
$7,358, ,648.
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Her Qrpaefi aeaen Xranf aameS.

@uGGatiu, DtO., 81. 4uguft. - Der
S6eriff bat etpa 100 9erionen uOrgeIaOsu,
aus meldsn bic Surp i'm Bro3eiie gegeu
Graut Sames 3uiammengeiest tperben ioQ,
unb man glaubt, buB es BRET Gage In An,
fprub nsbmen ptrb, nm bic erfOrOerltaen
spDIf @eidpOreneu gu erlangeu. Did 2ItlIe
fnun nidt aufgefunben nerOen, uHo man
glaubt, eaB er entfobsn 1T. 8tele 6reuHOe
6es 4ugstIagtsn iiRo bier auweieno, ieoOa
erthnItst1 fis iith nller 0ennn ffrnt tinnen
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OefIaIbebetIdbtTTun9 aus 0btca9p.
@btcngo, 21. auguft. - Die gr0Bte
@etrnioe.6lOtts, bic ie on etnem Gage bonn
bieiigeu Safen abging, mar beute bel Cages
anbrnb bier an iebeu. Ste umfabte 20
9nmpfer un6 SdOoner nit II WftlltOu
8ui6eln 8ai;en unb Rais, bic mad pers
Idte6euen Sdfen beS @rte' HnO SurOniee's
abgingen. SIN QaHie be8 Cages giugen nod
breinal 10 piele 6ubr5euge ab, aber bic abge'
fabreue 6lOtte bate bic sroBte Setratos'
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xeleerapbiIebe Verbtnbun9 NIT
OLefIninffone.

New.g 20. 4usnft. - @tne Stnte
Der ,8efern llniOu'Gelegrapbeu'S TT
bis mad @aEnipar, Rontana, uOllenbet tpor'
BEN. @aunipar lisgt so Wsileu iIblth BON
2tptugffoue, Dlontana, an Der oytOrolihen
BaCific.Babn," uub bon bort psroen nit oem
yBonp @rpreB" Depsiden mad benz y9ots
Springz Sotel" i'm - ysllopftone'Barr betor=
bert. Der BrGfoent uuo ietue Begletter
tuerben bieie meme Gelegrap4eu Gtnts 3uerit
hPuut3Pu
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Sci HpOtbefern ia babeu.
g9nu Isie: p8ubruub 5aIf&."

glau i9tde siue 8rtefmarle an Ra5'
NAB & 6 o., glr. 80, 8arrsu., Ode Der
@bur4frass, Rep.gort.
~ 8sIt5runs, EGlisnes Bon Dollars 9srt9, t7irs
bailr ngsi6tdt psrbsn,
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SdS ReueRe.

Die lepten Beridlte iiber pance's iuiammen'
geieeteu Unborn Srrup Compound Syrup
of Horehound) gsben tbn ul5 etuem fideren
uuo mirfiameH 8tttsl 3ur 5etlung aIer Yum
genzgfettionsn, tpie 6ufensr grtaltung, Qufts
TIbrenaf- -gnt8iiuouug, bOien 9aIes Il. (. f.,
ba8 b16fe Sob. Sol' Dir eiue 6lalte fir %
@snt8, un6 SIT pirft Oamit 3ufrieOen iein.
GrO6e Tlaide so &euts. 3u baben bei
Getb g. 6auce, glr. 108, gGeifs8alti.
morezStrabe, (38)
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Sn6ffehcnhr Rifrnhnhn. Nrhriter.

Stn6lap, O., 81. Qu9uit. - Die Sc
letie.Grbetter Der o@tuctnnatt'0elp $50
Iebo'er 8ubn" fte1teu beute bic 4rbett etn,
neil ite ieit 3pet ROuatsn teiae 8e3a3luug
prhnIten hnttpu
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Die berfhpIIene Had1t W1nffern.

GensSapeu, Conn.,, 81. 4uguf. -
Bis jeet itnb ned tetne Nadriateu BON Der
psridOlleusn Sndt nRpferp," pelfe an
10. 3. Wi. BON bier mad Rantudet, Maf.,
abging, etugelaufen. Sr. SEQ. 8. Sergeant
aus Nep'Yort, 6efeu betbe S0bue iiq auf
Der Suft bsfunbsu, tff bier augetOmmeu uub
pirb nit elmer SOlOntdr Ranniaait auf
elmer 9umpfbartafe ubfabren, nm Radfurs
idungeu mad benz UermiBteu 6abr3euge an
,uf1eIIpu
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8infsig Gents bic 6Iaibe.
Rabpab's 0iGen

rir 6eiIune ausr gageus, 2sbers, gsoarmts Nersn'
uub Blaisuleibeu, 9eroeu RrGnt5eiteH 9opfps5
5nrtIeibigtsit, 8sritppiuus. uroerbauIi6tet, DPS,
pepfe gGGenleibeu, 5ieber, uHterletbssGutSiuoung
6dmprrbpibeu uub Gusr St0;LnseH Der gingepetot
gteiu begstabiIii6, fsHs Spur Don RsriWr Jsinsras
lien obsr ibabIi4en 9rpsuen.
kY- Wan bea5te foIgeube SbmStome bon Rrans,
beiten ber @erbaiugsprgane 8erftopflug tunerIidt
6du prrt9ieeu BIutDaquns ua5 benz Qopie, Sd,irt
i'm Ilaeea, Ile6eIiet Sobbrenneu GteI Dor benz Gis
Ien gogeubrden, iGres Auitoben, itHteHbs ober 5es
benbe Gmpfiubung in Der Bln9eugrube Bebeu Sea
SerSeus eridsnbes Bsfi6I beim 2iegsn, Sleden pSer
Store boz ben 4ugen, Tleber unb bumpts S6mef,en
i'm Rcp'e, Tansd an aus6lufuns gelbes 4usIeBen
Der Saut un6 Der Au9sn, Ssttsnitetsn, S5merleH in
bon 6i5e, Bremen hes 6leti6es.
GHiss Dozen bon Rdewap'R NilIeu fperben ben
Rorpsr BON allen oben9enanuten 9raHfbeiten 5ereten
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gerIGuat ia mr 8aStUas'B uHb Gttst saraaIt. eat
bgfnbet (5In!2T, 1S4RB&R-l
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TefegrapBtf6e 9epeGGcss.
6etraiSeSerS6iffuno aus Gbieao

s.rtats Der .,4fOettrtsn greHs fir ben nDsuti@:r
Gorreippnosntsn."
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Ole @bUlsra

Qoubon, 81. auguf. - Su Qtegaubria
iiarbsn geitsrn 43, in Cairo 3 mo in gang
ggnpten 1913 Yerionen an Der Cholera. S2tt
bem ausbrute Der Seude In @g1pteH ftub
berielbsn i'm @uu3en 140 brttiiae SOlOateu
,um SpfCr aefallen.
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R@ @trbes lid be3abIeu?-Su So
pohI beSahIt es iid, cine Saadtel Sauce'if
SafopartaasSlutpileu fets I'M 6auie su has
ben uEb Die ganje 6auliIie U6uig geiRnO III
erbalten. Breis % Gents bic S6adtel. Gu
habeu bel Seth 9. Sance, Rr. 1O8, 8efs
Baltimore sStrabe. (35-l
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QSieSer elm berfbtpunSeneS ct.
2puifer 9am@eu.

q VOut8, q. Nuguf. - gm leBten
Sonntag Abeuo mabte Sberf SaS. O..
@burdtu, Prdfoent bern 8sitern Nutbructtes
Comp" nit isiner Srau etue Spa3terfabrt
unb lieB ietns 17.jabrtgs Soater alletu gu
Suuie. Als bas @bepaar gegeu adt llbr 3u'
riidtebrts, mar bas Wdbhen oerfdpunben,
unb ale Hadforiduugeu finO 10 pett erfolg.
los eebliebsn. &ls man bic Serihmuuoeue
Sulset fab, ffan6 ite in ibrer gep6bnItGsn
RIsioung por ibrer eIterItden 8obnuug CIR.
2737, WtOrganftraEe, unb utdts QuBerge-
n0bulihes mar gu bemerten. SRI. @burdtn
mar Elm rubtges gsieetes Mdbdeu, uno man
9Iuubt allgemetu, oaB etH 6au BON @atfiib-
runQ parlieqt.
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ET3 9r. @bulmery 9eiItinftrtr gegeh
9pspspFe, 6ance's 4nOorrl=Snrup seaen pu'
fieK uuo grtdltung, 6ance'S Safiapartlapilleu
gum &einisen Oes 8lutes, 8unce'5 8udu fir
bic glieren, 5auce's 6aarz z0ie6e~6uiieler,
Sance's 8beumatiSmusz9 Eminent - 4Qes su
kabeH bel g eth 9, 6auce, Scr. 1O8, 8ef.
SnltimoresStraBe. 36-l
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aus Der SunpesbamptffaSt.

S0Gentung Der oN6rrltdbrn @acifc Babn."
28aihtngtOn, 81. auguf. Der Se.
tretir bes Suuern tpurbe In Reuntni6 ges
iebt, bas etHe 70 Dsileu lange Strede Der
DytOrolt6en Bacific @iienbabn," pobur6 in
Der gtGbe oes WitIano, Suunels bic betben
gabpuntte Der 8abu pe1buueen tperben, fers
ttg gsfellt if. Die 8abngeisui6aft bat I'M
ote @iuIeBuug eiues @omtte's CUR 8eii9tt'
gung oteier SeftiOu Der 8abu nafgeiudt.
Sin Scitras ;ur Se;abluua Der RatiUnaIibuIe.
s. y. @urOuer, Elm tir;ltd oerforbener
5iirger bon 8ofou, orSuete in ietnem Gefta.
ment an, bas etne Summe bon 1881 800
BON ietnem Rudlaiie auf bte 8e3abIuug Der
Hatioualidulo permenbet neroen ioue. Das
SermG6tntB tpur0e heute I'M S1abamte
empfangen uub auf 8sfebl bss 8sgtftatorS
anf @OntO OpatrtOttider 9Onatienen" ges
idlIieben.
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2OFalbcri6te aus gSafbiussOn.

Gr fir tbtct I'D, eudb. .- spmmt Ieicbt DAMON. -
GTtrunfCn. - Gime urue GlcmentarIbule.
Srrgr6Reruns res DifriFts.AipIS.- -Ser,
fhisSFupa
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gBten, 81. auguit. - aatier Srau} So
iepb ffuttete beute bem 86utge gttlan BON
Serbien sineu Beiud ab unb blteb etns babe
Stunbe lang bet ibm. ROutg gttluu mad e
bem Suiier ipdter am Gage stHen 9egenbe'
iudh
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Die lnruben in srOatien.

8ten, 81. &uguR. - AuBsr tn 4graut
fino aud in anoereu Stdoteu Rroatien's
Gufftdnbe burd ben @ebrnud Der ungart
ihen Sprahe in amtlibeu 8etauntmuAuu
gen psruriu6t rporben. 8as Utlttar murVe
auentbalbeu III SIlfe gerufen.
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Bten, 81. auguf.-@ine Iuiabl iO3ta'
ltf1iider 8rOidiiren, melde ben Ratier Sraus
SOispb uuf bsftige Beiie angreifen, III in
tsr Rdbe beS taiierltden SOmmerpalafeS
2arcnburg, neun5sbH Retlen BON bier, in
peldem Ser 6ftretdiide 8ronprtu3 8uoolpb
uHo ietne 9emablin nobuen, aufgefuuoeu
mor6en. Aebnlite Broiaiireu purben in
oeridte6enen SOmmerfriIhen in llntersOef'
reid bertheilt.
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8nibtugtOu, 3. g., 81. guguH. -
Commodore @ngltib, Der fuugtreHoe 6lottenz
iefretGr, TT burf etue 0epeide bes &our'
manbunten bes 6lOttenbaubOis 3u Peniacola
eriudt pOrben, etne llnteriuduna iiber ben
llriprung bes gelben Stebers an ienen Srte
etu3uletteu. SIN @tntlnuge nit Dem @eiu9e
mur6e beute etue llnteriubuugs =@ommtiiiou
eruunut, osren Soritser Sice.& .&ommnnoeur
2Em. g8eld If uno meld)e fidl u1orgen mad
Bsniucola begebeu tptrb. @ine BON geferu
battrte 9epeid1e on oas FIOttenbspartement
meIbet, baB Seeiolsat Barger poraefern
abeub i'm 9Ofpttale bes 6lotteubaubOfs BEN
geIben 6teber arlug.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-12-19

his oil is ahstracted FROM peculiar species OF
small W HIrE SHARK, caught in the yellow Sen
known as Carcharodon Eondcletii Every Chinese
fisherman knows II. It's virtues Orstivo O.
nearing were discovered by Buddhist tricst
about the year lllu. lis cures =, - uul,.er,,,!s
and ,nany SO seemingly lnIrAculuus, TINT Ae lt.A-
etly was officially proclaimed the entire En-
pire. Its use beculiie SO universal thAt for over
800 years no deuntS, h&s existed anon the C'7",,
people. sent harSes prepaid, t. any al lrrss 1t
sl.OU per bottle.
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-09-19
The IlgeS Case.

At the request of the president, Sec
rotary Lincoln sent to Adjt. Gen. Drum
for the proceedings in the case of Lieut..
Col. Guido Ilges, Eighteenth infantry,
Secretary Lincoln had an interview with
President Arthur, and was asked, as he
was leaving the department., as to the
present status of the case. He said:
l have the papers in the case and will
examine them carefully, as l do all cases
requiring the presidents action. Twill
not be ready to submit the case to the
president tomorrow, at the cabinet
meeting, nor will be until some time
next week. A legal question is raised
with reference to the Ilges court-martial,
which is thought in some quarters to be
fatal to the verdict. Two of the mem
bers of the court, having been on the
previous trial, were objected to by Col.
Ilges, and in such cases it has been the
invariable custom for the officers thus
challenged to either state that they had
no prejudice against the defendant, or to
be excused by their own request from
service. In this case one of the officers
did ask to be excused, but his request
was not granted as usual by the court,
and the other said nothing, thereby in
ferentially admitting he did entertain
prejudice against the defendant. 1t is
regarded by good military lawyers as
being an objection of a character which
would disqualify a juror, and thus vitiate
the verdict; on this account it would not
cause surprise if the sentence Of the
court, which, it is under. . was dis
missal from the army, wO~- set
aside.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-09-19

Elias Sperling was passenger on
Thursday nights train from Livingston,
having just come out of the Clarke's
Fork country after summers sojourn
among the mines, in which he is largely
interested. He says that there has been
large number of capitalists at Cooke
City lately, among the number several
rich California mine owners. United
States railroad commissioner Armstrong,
of Pennsylvania, who was guest of
president Willard, on the recent excur-
sion, after the spike driving Immediately
returned to Livingston, and left with
Major Pease to examine the claims. He
has already purchased from Geo. Huston
a one-fourth interest in the Homesteak,
paying $1,000 therefore and has also pur.
chased an interest in another mine. Mr..
Armstrong is one of the richest men of
Pennsylvania and has shrewdness enough
to "catch on" to good thing when he
sees it. In securing his money and pres
ence in the camp great benefits will UNI
doubtedly accrue. Eaton's smelter will
be at work in few days. The fire clay
recently discovered has been found to be
the very best quality.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-09-19
ALIAS SUMMONS.
District of the Territory OF Montana, IN
and for the County of Gallatin.
ABRAHAM l.. HOY, Plaintiff, -

District Fl the ceY If ase 81 ae,sns
and for the County Of Gailatin.
. ~ sta,bens and $. l.. Fobes, Defts.
Action brought in the District Court tine
First Judicial District of the Territory q
Montana, in and for the said County OIL Gaia.
tin. and complaint filed In said county Ol
Gailatin, in the office of the Clerk of said Dis'
The people OF the Territory of Montana
send greeting to A. C.. stephens ana >. l..
Foles, the above named deiendants. lou o.; art
hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named
Plainfiff in the district Court Of the First
Judicial District OF the Territory OF Montana,
answer the complaint filed therein, within III
DAYS, exclusive of the day of service) AFTER the
service on you of this summons served
within this County; or II served out OF TINS
DAYS, otherwise within forty days--or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you,
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover tne
sum of SID alleged to be due from defendants
to plaintiff for the breaking OF eighty acres o.
land In the month Of June, A. u. 1857, at the
agreed price of $i.O per acre and for costs OF
suit, all OF which will more fully appear Dy
reference to plaintiffs verified complaint on
file herein.
to appear and answer the said complaint, a.
above required, the said plaintiff will take
sum of SsslD and costs.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
District Court Of the First n I J1dic,al
~ in and for said County Of Gallatin,
this 9th day of August, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
1886 By A. D. MCPHERSON, Deputy Clerk.
Luce Armstrong, Atty's for plaintiff