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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12

Rt6mOrb, Strg., II. Guguf.-So6u
gutler, stu In 9auOosr Souutp, Stro., au'
idifger 6nrmsr, eri6Os geferu istus Sutttu.
Gr bate eins ietuer Stubsr brutal u1isbaE=
belt unb eriff aud bic frau on, oils fit bic
Isl6e in's RtttsI legte. 9ts ItsB ibu uerbaf=
ten, oIeiu sr sntriB fit ben 8eamten, fsbrte
nud 6nuie 3uriid unb ifOB bte Srau uiebsr.
Ser W0roer befiuSet ifdl In Daft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Ser Getratres uRS Diftualteu.
GRdrft.

Chicago, II. gug. - Gsbt ftt[I; ggats
;en itemli6 lebbaft uub iGIOb uuter Den
pOrqeiiriaen Staten; Nats md6i8 Iebbatt NIB
ute6rtger; Wogssu, Safer un0 @erfe fef;
9dmstue1etid lebtuft BET gutter giadfruge
uub ItlOB flau. Butter unO Gier Ftu-
0a6febsnhes fnS bic SaIuBuottruugeu :
Boissu: aug. 7St, Sept. 795. Dit. 500;
giotS: 9lugufi 5OF, Sept. 50s, DIT. 40;
Suisr 80; RoIeeu 62; @rrfe 6G; 6laaei0a'
men l,34; SansiGrfciiS: GHsHl 24.02;
StptsMber 20.C0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Rataffrcphe anfhem Sntr.

RabttOn, Dbto, II. auguf. - Quf
BEN @ampfer Dgtnmie @leB" erstguata no
teute Dor eer bIsftQsn StaOt cine Dampf
tshu Grploiiou. glaihiutf @eorg Reuer
mUtbe idrsdltd 8r1slidt unS auf Der 5tege
9etObtet, SOhH 2tGIpter (?) tn Den 6luR ge'
idleuGfrt une ertrant. &ommnubeur 8olf
fog nit bem Steusrbdusdeu 80 Su6 bod tn
bic 2nft, jebo9 gCIaug es tbln, fid uon ben
3timmern 3u befrsteu uno 6as llier III er=
retGen, Obns iapere SsrlsBun8eu ertttteu ~
hoherf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Sor S6reden tpahniinni9 9etppr'
Nm

Guebec, Can, II. auguf. 8dbreno
asftetu in Der STRIDE 3u Satnt SpIuefer
Elm So6nmt ceIebrtrt nurbe, fam etu Sute
on uno pertiiuoete ben pIOsItd erfoIgten Sob
Btter Sanleq's, etnss augeisbenen faufz
maunss. Die Sotdaft usrurindts betrd9t
Gide aufregung, uuS uebrere Berioneu per'
ltsseu bic airds. &tu Gtttaliso Der Sc
meinbe, ylamsus gtarciiIe Qetourueau, qez
rtetb iibsr bic Radrttt in foIden S1rsdeu,
ba6 sr robniiunig eemorbeu tft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Ser S6ifTbruA beS Samplers
nNn1fferbnrf1"

SaGtfar, Re, II. auguf. - Der
0lsgisruues' 9umpfer ~NsDfieIO" uub Der
SGoonsr Rate" finb bon Gable SslauO,
mo- Der 9nmpfer Damferoam" ffranbete, 3u=
rldestsbrt, unb brtugeu ctrca 300 SouueE
Cargo. bis aus isnsm Dampfer gerettet uIr'
ben. Der asfruuosts Snmpfer lteat aufrsht,
nit bem Suge In tpefiltder 0fi4tuua, auo
ss ertfftrt 9Ofiuung, tbu tptsoer flutt gu
mnrhrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Die bemerfeu5ne ertt

Dis bemerreusncrr1eu Urb Dobltb6ttqez
Seinltatt, bic btr &strau4 Don Monell'a
Teething Cordial er,igIt, ba5tu Ill isilst
alIgemeintu Gumeu6ure In fda uasn Iriss
DON Rrauf5t;ttn, btGs1 Rinoer untsrDorfss
ftut, gefti6rt gr bstlt SIihu1g, Roltf, Ra
asuiauge, Sur6fan u. {. {. aeirs 6amiIit
iolits o5us isn itiu. 8st alien asut4steru ~
hQbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
2uS Neru.

2tma, II. auguff. - @susrul gucsre:
bat ben gittgIteberu bes OtplOmattiaer
Corps Elm @trtular seidtdt, tueldes usrtiiu
bet, bnB er bic oberffe StGatsgsuaIt iiber
uommsn babe. Ssuor Qutuper, Sorfssl
siutr Der Bartets&ommiftuHsu, tpeI4e cir
frtebIi6ss usbsrsintommen auiideu ben
General @ucerss uuo bsm 9susral SgIe
fias 3u bspsrtfsutgeu usriu4teu, III ertItrt
tpproeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Gin fhauserhafter g5nrfan.

Smtfs&ttp, Srssas &ouutp, Sub.,
II. aueuff.-@eo. Rnnftu bra6te beute ist'
mem iiiTgtren Sruber, udbreue er OsmIsIbsu
eiuen 8iuoluer 3sigts, Sufdlts etue tObtltde
Sdu6munbs bet. Gr bsaiua hnrauf IoiOrt
NIT ber rdmliasu s8affe SeIbfmorb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Deutfcbes
Sin De / TT { 0l.

3leiea pettblraBmte BrSpurut sutbaIt aIs
CUR grs,ugung Don 6tstfa, Suoasu, SIut
gIueielu uuO lOmit BON a6rpsrtraft erior.
Itdjeu 8sRaubtSsile, uub 8Dar in elmer fir
leiateRe SCREAMING gestgnetsu 6ocm. Bon
ben ougeIcBsuRsu Qsr3tsutf buiisI5s uIs Der
bsfe unO 3uDrlaiFgfe grias far Ruttsr.
mild uuertanut uub ale 6aS 3utrdsti6F
grua5ruugsmtttsl iar flsus uuO uu6suOe
Rtuber, iopis far Rrants uub @susisubs
smpfo5lea pOrbsu. RsHfabtsr's 6sut'
i&es Stubermebt if IstussmeGs
etue Mebt3tu, loubsru elm grudbs
ruugsmtttsL g8sgsu Istuss bsbsutsu'
ben RabrpsrtBs, otDts pegeu isIusr Ist4tsu
gsrbuuIt6tstt, istusr SamadBaftiststt uub
Observation-Disclosures iu's 8lnt If busgsuauuts
atubsrmsBl UOr3Hsrd 3suisutssu gum 9s,
bruud smpfoBleu, bic an Ssrbauuugs&pds
d5s uub baraus sutfsbsubr uuJurst6euber
grnaBrung, an trdgsm StOfims&ipsiasr
BIutarmutb, i5lafsr WusfsIs ober psl6u
Snodsu5ilbuug uub 4sBult6sm lsibsu. 90.
NIT rOirO ss bsiOubsrs gum ge5rau& fdr
Saugliugs, siubsr Tn I6ueusm Ba6stbum,
iOpts fiir ioIds Stubsr, bi. 4ulugeu Iu fog.
toPpsIteu @Itsbsrn Babsn, augelsgsutltd srl
ttoRI'u; f,rn'r fit @psPspttisr, srants nab
gsusinbs in isbsm Stadium, iopts fir
Rsr0sn'6noHs uno GrI66pfte. Bel is6lsu.
bgr cher utGt gutter uub geuiigsubsr W Mt
terutlh III has Riubrmsbl ber etu.
3ige nuertanute @ria9 Der uatiulis
hfp 0uhruug bss Sdugltugs. 3ugleih III
ss ta8 ithsrfe S4utmtttsl Der Rlstueu gez
| qsu summer Complaint >" dlroutfe
8tarrb0e 3 uub Stuberaolera.
gu ba6sn In llIsu Npotbetsu.
G- Brete so Cts pyO Sa5Ie. "a
! (OtbOsG
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Gin vSetlSfUISat" ertrunfen

Gsburp.Bart RS, II. aug.- Capt.
Sbsrlen BON Der sSetIsaruee" ertraut bsute
Ra6mtttug oobisr bei'm 8aosu. gr mar
nseeu Rrautbstt bsurlaubt. SberIsp mar
81 Sabre oft uub btnterld6t cine Btttps uab
cine 3ottsr, peIte ebeafaas Ittglteber Der
,Seilsarmee" fiub.
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Senator 9paan auf Netfen.

uttc q, N..y.. IL. auguf. - Gen. 90
gan, DIR rspubIitantIde Stce Rrdiibentz
itnfts- @anbtoat, tam heute Rat,mtttag 3u
Serttm,r on. Gin Bug, on wsI4sm fa
1000 Ysrioueu bstbstItgten, rurbe tbm su
@bren in Scsne geisst, uuo etue Recepttou
fnnh hmm i'm @erihtsnshGnhe ffntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Slus Der 8unbesbauptftabt.
8inaniberidt ees saep gprfcr lInteribats
Mnntak

@mtes.
Sai6iugton, II. Quauf. 3aa
Sdnsamt bat bonn 6iilfs. 8unbssidasmst.
Fer In Ystp- gort einsn Ssrift erbaIten, aus
neldsm beroorgebt, oaB bic @tnuabmen 6ea
Hetr gprfer llntersSGasamts tn oem am
80. Stunt 1884 usrftrtdeuen StsfaIiabre
$697. .S14, 1877 uu6 Die nusgs3ablteu Summeu
tpabrsnb ieuer Bertobe i'm @an3eu $692,
525, 1877 betrugen. Ser ON 1. SIli uorbau.
oene Snnruorratb einiGlIeBltd Der bonn BOT
bergebeubeu StetuIjubre iibrtg gebIisbsuen
Summe bon $124, 390,702 belief ftb Guf
1929, ,679T13.
Die 5abrjeIse Hne Daannibaften Der 5rsalD
Grpteitipn.
Sc oerloutst i'm 6lotten, Dspartenent, 6aB
Die 6abr3euse Der @reelp Expedition biuueu
tpentgen Sagen auber Stenff geis5t ulo bic
Sffi3iere nnb RaunihaIteu btS auf gBettez
rec sur 9tapoiittou gefsllt Deroeu ioueu.
9as Sorratbsidiff GIsrt" mtr6 rpabri1siu.
lid Der britti6en Rsgterung 3urad geib!dt
tueroeu, ba Der 3med, Al psldtm e5 gug
lamb ben Der. Staateu lbsntte, srrettt 1T.
Die 9ampfer oEbstiS" uuo Bear" ioueu
bfm Ssrnsbmeu mad III SsrmeiiuugajDedsu
i'm Siottenoieufie bebaltsS meroeu, fails Ser
@Ousrsb sS ge1attet. g8enu nt&t, 10 ner6su
bic 8abr3su8e 0fisutIid an Den Retltbietsn
6Ga psrfauft msroen.
Gin Vpffmciifrr in Htnsfftn.
Sas Boftbepnrtemsnt puroe bsute bon &.
9. &0btuirn, bsm Boftmetfsr 3u 8anbsrg,
9. e., tslsQrnpbtId beuadridtigt, baB &C
uub eiu @sbiilfe auaegrtffen uno nit benz
Gobe beorobt tporben iete1, unb baBer babsr
bas Pofamt geidlofeu uno fiG entfernt
babe. 9te 9epeIde Duroe uon Oraugsburg,
30 Rsilsu bon Baulbsrg, abgeididt. Bum
berg If elm Stdbtdeu Uon 1000 bic 5000
@tnnobusru, unb Der bortige Bofmeiter sr'
bdLt $1,000 pro Sabr @tn Boftuipeftur If
bon GtInnta @a., nod bem Sdauplass BE-
orneIt perben, um Raberes iibsr bic Augez
legeubett IN @rfabruug gu bIiEgen.
SIrmiTcbttB.
Die teuttge Steuer @tuuabme betrug
$722, 941 uub bic !3olletuuGbme 1884 95J.
Cur gtuI0iuug bsftimmts Rattoual. 9ant.
uOtsu I'm SstrGge BON 1886, 900 Itsfeu bsuts
i'm S6atomte Elm.
@,usrnIpUfmetfsr @csibam retfi norgen
nod 9artfOrO, Conn, unb Sprtnaf:lb,
0iaf., ub, um Die borttgeu Gtubiifsmeuts
3u briufleu, tpelte 0Gs Yapter fit bas Bofs
bebartemeut Iieferu
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gin 0sfer SeS @rbbebeus.

glatufteIb, R..S, II. auguf.-Dte
@attiu bss Sru. @bns. Shelsr, tpelde traut
boruisbsr lag, tpuroe burd oas gefrtge Grb'
beben bsrart sridrodt, buB ite btnnsn Ueut=
asn Stunben ffarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
9ranefIftnnssn in BItn.

2on6on, II. 4uguf. - Die ,ablretaen
unb iibaraas ber5esreuosu 8rGnoe, rpelhe
fib In IsBtfr 3ett IL Bieu 3ugetrageu baben,
fGb EeranIafuug gu etuem Rautt gepor0su.
@s Uergspt faf fetH etuSiger Sag, Obue oaB
6eusr mItbst, uub INNER osuteu aae uu-
finbe anf Oorideltde SruuOftftuug bin.
Sic BOIisst ntttert eiue pstt8ebeuoe Ser
iGrGruuu
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yir. 1913.

0ie Jtnireriititcn brn Bprt un6 @reif5s
irnlD ltrtdtcn (icnNe cine SeHmarte an
Nipcr Srp8. & 60, O.. Spuis, IPo., a,
filr &Crjt) Iofortige Deilung beiutrtt
rurh S0uCer & Sons (uFalppteu @rTact
lEucalyptol) IN allen fiIen ron:
r9ulten, &dt1rrb, Sr5men3u, 6al8z Cuff
Drorn=, Eun9euz mb Bmiteut3aucung,
V&eUhbutGn, 8rgdhttis, Group, 0p6z
rtbTttj .0wdfoIl, &ubr; 9licren= uno 6urtz
ptranJbglten; 8cauG 8rl6=, S6uitftpuuz
roGn, AuetIhm8en, Geueufuuqcn, @ez
UldmuIfe, 8hMmati5mu5, etc. ais Shuk
r9e8m 9nteilmS pru rem 2lr;teu oes
pbrluAt
@tc mcciiinIde NbttliluuQ be8 N2intTeriz
umS IN ScrIm ano cie I}cairlmg ron Stalieu
taben nnerEeHr2nCm 9uibteritattcf. Nieie
0arultttGu bijst fem uubere5 Seilu.t!-t-
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gie Iot.trtidlt R iIn, llnioa.

Burts, II. Guguf. = Dem ySOuruat
nss 8sButs" 3ufotge miro Die tnternattOuule
yiiu3. .@Urfsrsp3 ON 95. Ottober tn Barts
su'ammeutreteH. Die IatetHtihe gfiujs
linton Iou fortbefe6su, OOrausgeiest, baB Der
Betraa Gee StlberqslOS uidt erb0bt pirb
uub oaB f6 etn isbsr Staat 0erpatdtet, ietu
StlbgQelO 6ei'm Ssrfretttn Der Bertobs,
uuf tereu 8auGr bic linton erueuert mIrOs,
eiu3ui0Ieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12

E9= SIN Ssser1deu Sommers
g0rteu, ylr. 18, SdosSutaUfraBl, con.
,erti,t iebsu 2teufaa Hno 5amaag
4bsEb 8rcf. Daniel Bd0mnHu's Or5ez
iitr. 8isis @oBjgrte psro'a pibrsuO 6sr
ScnmIiaiiOu iScsa &t'nfag NE 5azfag
a5gno foIigsisst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12

Berttn, II. Guguff. - 8te Dampftor
Ofite ~ 2I,ia0ne" TT BON 8itbsImsbuUeu mad
Der giortiee gei&tdt poroeu, nm 3uiaHmeu
NIT hsm 8anOusn5oot D@piiOp" bic brttti@sn
BtiGtrfohrieuae su perfoIgsu, Delte angeb'
Idl tas Brsmer BrOUIautidtff SDIeorta"
tliinoeEteu.
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nte r1,rnnertsr entfadntaunaen.

4Ieroubrtu, II. Guguf. - @tne 500
WitQ[teber ,Gblsube Sirgerbepututtou sr.
fdltsn oeffern i'm brittIdeu Roniulat uno BRO
teftrte qeueu bte yHdtbs3a9luug Der Gut'
ItqSiou1asE fir bic SerlHfte, tpeIds bic
8riteH burd5 Sas 8ombar1sment Der Staet
cpridteteu. Ser SonIul Ueripra4, be3iglth
Der GngeIrgsnbeit an feline RegterHug gu
telegrQpbtrsn.
Burts, II. guguF. - Sr. Sarrsre, Der
frou;0fiits biplomaliite Ggsnt fir Ggppten,
pel0er f6 istt siutgsr 3ett bier nefaub,
nirb an 81. guauf nab Ga9pteu 3uriidz
fsbren. gr III tufrutrt, Die Ss3aBluug Der
GntItdbtQuuaen on Brau3oieu fir Ssrlufe,
bic tbuen burh bas Sombarosment BON
glsrantrta eutfau6sn, na9 Sraften ID be'
Idleunigeu.
Qpubpu,11. 4ugufi.-9te Bef III auf's
Veue al RsGbsln In eet altattlden &Irfet
uufgetau6t. 9as 3uIammsutrOmeu Der
Buger pdIGltmmert oas usoel.
gGsemeine gBsbrpFidat In @UrtusaI'
9tffQbou, II. Guguf.-Dte Regtsrung
bat einen SseresrefOrm= =Gutpurf ben Rams
u1eru untsrbrettet, nod ueInem Der Rriegs'
fonb Der 4rmse auF 120, 900 Dfauu unb Die
3ienfbflidbt uuf 12 Sabre, pooou brsi Sabre
BET Der aFtipsn Qrmee, tsFgslsst mrrben.
gSartt une 5brie.
trppv, II. Gug., 10 80 getttaas.
-8ah .qpole: gitttsIiorts Oberldnoer 81,
titto. gIerps Orleans 6 5!16.-0te 8ertdute
! etruqsu 10000, SpetnIattOu uub Aasfubr
1000 8aleu, 3ufuhr tstns.
9pubou, II. augut. - Der. Staateu'
Sbltaottousn: 4proS. 1891, 6tttO 41=pro5.
1854, eo. perldngerts 5.prOs. 104t.-attieu:
81. & @. g8. 81, 30. 2. 81, grie 15S, DO. 2.
6l1, Iep.gorf.G central 1859, Bsuui. Central
57i, sue. Central 1921, Reabtua IA.
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Imtli6e 8rieRiFe. .
Sarrtion I

IA Su 9ru. 9eurg GGtpetsr's
Sommsrgarteu Rr. 40, BsGrtffr.,
fintst pdbrsnb bsr SOmmeriatioa ie6su
SamIfag uub Woutaq GoU3srt ii1tt. Der
gortsu mu6t stusn 906f frenn5lihsu Sin.
brud, nab mas osm BsiRdgr 9r. Gitpetsr
bor|cst, mHubet aieIett.
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gtHrme in uusaru.

BtR, II. Iuguf. - Sin iurdtbarer
Gjturm putbste gefeGu Ben gau}su Gag bier
ionObI, ME nIleutbalten IN Ober llugaru.
8ar 8egeu fieI tn StrOmeH, uES ale Bdds
ionoIsu 3u rstBenosu 9ewaiisru au. Sane
&OrfJr mHIoeu rU5ggs'Awsmmt, uaO 0tele
gtsn GcH fameu um'S GebeH.
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GurOpdifae Gabslbert&te.
ErdnyDffAc Cif;itrt aIs ssfansene eiHes
Gfrltdniicben StdmmEs.

gurt8, II. GuguF.-Dts Ra&rtGt be-
fdtiQt fG, baB Sberf Skaters nno @apttd1
g.nhous, Die Bihrer Der in Der BLtte Sa9as
"a ltebargemtBeltsu frau30ki5snGrpsotttou
ten Eooe cntgtugsn NIB iid] lstt oils 9efan'
qsue in bsr @stpaIt oss Eoparsgotammss
hEfinhFn
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@teber elm Bauffrab.

GuspenIpn Der DESaus gtreet. Sanf" la gSew'
9Orf.-,. -,.unreaeImdsistsitea" gritens SeS
RafGrers bic HrIa6s. Der GafIirer Der.
buffet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-12
Q,malfe Saiiinaer.

Bten, II. Gugua.-9te bieFse >, YreHe"
meIbet, bOB zine Gonfereu3 sUtideu Dem
BIrlsn Eismard uuo bsm OftreidtiAeu Bre
inter @rafsn RaIuOlp nGbreno Der uG&iten
Ncfe III Rriebridsrnbe ffattfgoen iol.
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@rcfarttat ftntfdbe ptmpnftratiOn tns6bmtn.

Brag, II. auguf. Sin Iiouumsut Os3
Ratsrs Soispb bss 3mstteu uou Oefretd
murte geitsru gu 2sttmeriB tn S0bmea eHt-
buut. @trca 10000 9sutide, Die idwar3
rotb.goIbne Sdleifsu tru8eu, betbelltgteu
fla an Der 0smoufrattou unb iaugsu bic
Nadt Om 8Ietu" uuter gr0Bem @nt9uFas
IuR,
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2,0c ScilUOrtBci!c Der e awcfttbdOer
ncrbm Ourb @cnutlng Don
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gBteu, II. 0uguf. - SaSlO, Elm StdOt.
Gsn uou zoo gtuwObueru TN Ofrethiideu
&aiBtau, tpurbe gslsru faf total turd 6suer
3srf5rt.
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2outou, II. &uauf. - Die brttiihsu
StrsiiT d4te in @gppten, gegsumdrtia 5000
Weun fart, iOtIsu In 4nbstradt bsr baoor'
fetsntsu Expedition unh 36artum 3ur Gut'
iesuug bes Generals @Oroou auf 10 900
gienn gebuaGlt perbeu.
Cairo, IL. Guguf. - Gin mad 4fuaa
befinmtes brittlAss Regimeut III 3u GSueb
gelnnbft mOrbsu, Gn bic 9toidtue 0as Dam
pfsrs, peIGGr baS Rsgtmeut bsf6roerte, III
hrnTdbar genorosn mar. Gin dnosrer
9ampfer tpurbe nbgsidtdt, um bic SolOas
ten rpstter IN tronsporttreH. S6eri1 Rttde'
nsr reifls gefsru pou 9ebbsb ob. Gin sgpp,
tiihss Battalion ptro morgeu Don Cairo
mad Gfunn atgetsu.
2oubou, II. Gnquf. - Die Rsattruug
bat 1000 8uberbOots befslIt, meId,e DON Der
Ril grpsbitiou gum Baifirsu Der 9atardtts
beuust nerbeu ioIleu. g8aop Salfa miro ais
Sperattonsbafs bisuen, unb 5000 Raus,
iornte 1000 SOuusu SO5Isu iOlIsu bfbiu ges
I6idt psroeu.
Siitiiehe ednfgrabidbfrtt in EleairiFa.
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

herited brains, for the South is her
peer not on account of her mills and
factories not on any one of these, but
on all, and on all because the educa-
ton of her commonest citizens has
made them united, intelligent mass,
who have with the single endowment
of blood wrought all these wonders in
spite of sterile fields and inhospitable
climate. Can the South do this :?
Yea, more.
1t may strike some Of our readers
that we have wandered out of the busy
hum of business to discuss an abstruse
question, but it is on account of its d.
rect connection with business, its direct
and vitalizing influence on the business
of the future that we do discuss it, and
for this reason deem it an eminently
fit and proper theme for our pages.
Now we hope that no demagogic ap.
peal may be allowed to stand in the
way of any aid that may be offered by
which we may accomplish such con-
summation to our wishes as we have
herein suggested, whether that aid be
voted by a Federal Congress, come
from philanthrOpic individual, or by
wise local legislation.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
Two Dangerous Seasons.

Spring and fall are times when so
many people get sick. The changes in
the weather are severe on feeble per-
sons, and even those naturally strong
are apt, "to be feeling miserable"
Then they are just in condition to be
struck down with some kind of fever.
A bottle or two of Parker's Tonic will
nvigorate the digestion, put the liver,
kidneys and blood in perfect order,
and prevent more serious attacks.
Why suffer, and perhaps die, when SO
simple remedy will save you? Good
for both sexes AMI all ages.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06
Ephithelioma or Skin Cancer.

This form of cancer is the most prev
alent type, and is in many cases fatal,
as it gradually eats away until it de-
stroys life. 1t would seem that Swift's
Specific is indeed specific for this
scourge.
Mrs. K. A. Armstrong, Verona,
writes under date of May 16, 1884:
"After taking six bottles of Swift's
Specific the cancer is healing it is
greatly reduced in size. 1t now gives
me no pain, and my general health has
been SO much improved that l am able to
be up and attend to my household du-
ties-something | had not been able to
do in several years. / feel that it will
cure me-"
Mr.. NJ. N. Clayton, of Red Clay,
Ga, writes under recent date: "All
painful sensations in my cancer are de-
creasing. | feel decidedly better, and
the cancer has commenced to heal"
DR.. M. F, Crumley, Oglethorpe,
Ca, writes under date of May 10th
"Mr. Naves, who had such terrible
cancer on his face, is about well. New
skin has grown all over his face, and
looks almost as well as it ever did, and
l would like some of your company to
see him."
Messrs. j. q j. B. Harter, of North
Manchester, Ind, write, under date of
May LIST: "The lady with cancer is
improving right along. The Specific
increased the discharge for the first
few days, but the soreness is gone and
she is much BETTER"
Mrs. W H. Route, of GOrdOnsville,
Va, writes, under date of May 18th,
1884: 81 am much improved. The
cancer is better does not pain me at
all. 1t is wonder to all my friends. :"
Mr.. James E. Lyon, of Michaux
Ferry, Va, writes under date of May
10, 1884: "MY condition is greatly
improved; my general health is good;
my appetite is good cancer decidedly
better, and has begun to heal nicely.
How can l ever repay your"
Mr.. j. S. Rhodes, of Mill River, N.
c., writes under date of May 10, 1884
"My mother has been using Swift's
Specific about two weeks, and is im>
proving. The cancer is not now pain
full and is healing"
Mr.. 7, j. Teate, of Wacissa, Fla,
writes under date of May 2, 1884 {:
"Swift's Specific has cured a cancer on
my face, and has almost made a young
man out of me-"
Mr.. E. Tinsley, of Burr Mills, Va,
writes May 1, 1884: "My wife has
taken four bottles of Swift's Specific
for cancer and has improved wonder.
fully. shall keepsit up; have 20
doubt it will cure her."
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga, 159 W. 23d st., N. Y,
and 1905 Chestnut st. Phila.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-06

We have made ARRANGEMENTS by Which ne can
furnish FREE to every neU annual CASH
subscriber to the Standard. a copy of q UaJua6Je
little Book, entitled
"A Treatise 'On the Horse and His Diseases.
We will also furnish it to all our old subscribers
Uho pay up to the present time and for ONE
YEAR IN ADVANCE.
The book alone is north the price. 1t is fully
illustrated showing every disease of the horse,
and giving the most approved methods of treat
noent. The fact that $500, 900 copies hare been
sold is proof. enough that the book is U0lua6le.