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90 fronfe alann om gsoeporns.
Gurjc aabcloepcIdcn.

- gEGBreuO eiRer Grobe i'm SerlinCr y3{e
NDeu5 Gbeater" erld)ieH oaielblt tltJlId) ctl
2lbQeiauOter Der lpaniidJen Sothait, mn 81
neto 5ioiii, Dem and III 2lmeritu betauuteH
5rHgOOen, Die 5ultguitn lIHo O0S Gplom OeS
Gommauoeurtreu5e beS ipdHtideuSlabeleu
Sroeu8 SH iiberreid)cn. 9Roit beiIbt jeBt
3S Sroeu unO ilt auBerOem braittanilder
Sbert.
- SIM Gariicr l0ippoorom luar Dorgeiteru
gibeuo eiu rieTger 0brtltbaum tltr Glllner
unO gOtbriuger geid)miidt mOrOeu. lleber
l4,OOO Meniden paren anWeienO. SraN
6errp, Srau Seitner uuo 6rau 6lOuQuet Der
tbeilten Spiel5eug, Sleioer II. l. ~. all Die
9lnpeienoen.
pie fran;0fid)e anarfiitiu gouiie Ntis
del, meld)e i'm @eidngniiie III Part8 trant
oarniererliegt, gebt Der @eneiuug entgegen.
Die Gegierltng bat ibr 8e9naOi9uug uugez
boten, inter Der 8eoin9rng, OaB iie SWe,
Sabre lang 0O5 oetnez3epartemeHt ni4t be-
treten nil.
- Die ruiili6e 9tegierung bat uiele uuter
GontroIe Der barmber5igen Sdweitern ite
benoe tat9oliife SI0ler in Gulild BOlen &c.
idbloiien, neil bic S6wetern augeblif pol
niidJe BQticnten begitnItigten unO 0ifielbelt
Su Yroelpten 5u MAIDEN Oeru9ten.
Gar6Ou'S ,,9beo6ora" purOe geitern
GbeuO gum erIteu 0iale in Part5 anf9eiitbrt.
Snrab 8erubarOt trot III Der &ttelrOae auf,
3ie Sritifer duBern fld ueridteoen tber ole
SerDieHile 0c8 neuen Stilde5, mn Je0odD
eiuiimmig III Dem SObe Sarnb'S.
-Sn SbeIia lit elm 8rauer, 9iamen5
Breeqoonl?) @titglieo etllerHeuen SeIte, gu
oreiidhriaer oait Oerllrtbeilt U0rOen, neil er
aeqen Die Gerebutng pom Gtlbniiien III Der
grie6ii9 =tatbOlli6en Strfe preolgte.
Der BON japuueIiif)en unO fiueljihen
6Gfeu uod) Stem Yort beiiimn1te brltllfe
3ampfer ,,@oiSbp" lit untermegs 5u a5alia
Boint 9ei1eitert Die 8aiiaglere unO eiH
5beil 6es GargOs wnroen gerettet.
- 0}uBlanO 1T i'm gegrifie, ieiu @iarine
6auptquartier am i9mar3eu Dteere bon gti=
tolaiefi nah SebaitopOl III Uerlegau. Die
llebertragungstoiten meroen uuf $1,000 ge=
itatt.
ySnoepenoance 8elge" III 8riifel mill
piiieu, oaB llnterbanolungen Seueifs Gel
fiou Der gteuz0ebri0eniniel in Der Siioiee
burd) 6rautreih al GrOBbrttanieH i'm 8ange
fnO.
9n Der amerifauiideu STRIDE an Ser
auenue 6ofJe in Yarts tuurOe om 2Seib
na6tstaqe cine GOllefte fir biili5be6iirftige
qlmelifaner unb gnglduoer erbOben.
-8as 8ariier Sournal p9e &eup8" en-
pfieblt, SoB 0euti9lanO mo 9talten ebenz
ioipobl ipie GnglaHb, Solonle'n an rOtben
0ieere griin1en ioaen.
- aleranoer Dumas bat Der n@omeoie
Srancaiie" in Bars 6a5 ein3ige 9arGntirte
@remplar eineS autographs @iOltere'5 gum
@eideut 9enadt.
-3os 9llerauorier Gnti6Goigpng8 SO.
mite bat ben 5iiriten Gismarf eriuft, biz
egpptii6e 6man3frage Dor Die Congo COME.
ren5 81 brtngen.
= Der fron;6fi4e Senat bebattirte aelterr
Die 8oranidldge Der ReOeniieu un6 6r
gbe8nelOag taoelte Die 6inan5pOlitit Oe5 aa
binetS.
= Sine 8epei6e aus Som melOet Die @r'
nennuug beS Or. 9urier gum Siidot oon
9iat6itOdes, So.
- Don Carlos, Der ipaniite Brdten0ent
1T ;u @ombab aHgetommen.
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gpoosars;,su ann GsIbHmeiIen merI

glaasfreiisn gum SelbftnleHen peroen
3enienigen geliefert, uelfe iiunige 9Setbs
uadtsaeIhenfe aus unieren1 enOrnen aiIor>
tintent nor5iigli6 gemahter Saittmorer alet<
Sunssitiide fir Mdnner, Snabeu uno Stnoer
su MAIDEN fuiiniden. Sa9en, mei9e ntdt
pafien ober befriebisen, fDnnen nah ben
Seiertaeen in 6. %. Sebm & 9 obn' .
WfagaSin fertiger 6leioer, Rorooitede Ger
Sanoper. linb YrattftraBe, unlsetauiat per=
6eu. (299)
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sampfcr6ra.,O aatf Oeta WaiIIiiftppt

Cairo 0, Sis, 26 DECEMBER. = Der bon
Cincinnati uaG) Wtempbis beitimmte 0omz
pier v%int SbiHfle" uerbrannte getern auf
Dem Miitiiippt nabe Columbus, Sg. Sabrz
3eug uuO Cargo girgen tOtal Oerloren, allein
feine Meni6en fameu um'S 2eben. Der
9ampfer geb6rte Der u@incilnatizOtem pbtler
9afet>Gomp., mar $15, 900 wertb, fitr $10,z
600 perfd5ert uno bate 400 Sonnen 6raft
nnr g0rO
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Gin Dollar perrihtet bier 9aTelbe, pie
auberparts smei Dollars. 1lnier anaben De
purtemeut ofierirt unerborte Bargains in
ainbersQullgen bon $l.25 On anfmartS, in
lleberrSden pom $3.50 an auimarts. Gebeu
Gle fciueu Dollar aus, 10 lauge Sic nitt
6ieielbeu bel 6. 81. Oebm& Sobn, 9na.
BEN aleioerbdubler, RorOoftsGfe Der 6anOs
oer- nnO Bruttfraee, III AuaeuiAetn senom-
men baben, (29s-l
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sclb1fu,pro it, cittcut Ssotct.

,Scranton, Ya., 26. 9e5. - 0r, ara=
mer, Glerf in pgSpte8 ootel," beg0b it'd
beute Norgeu ned Dem 3immer 9r. % uuO
iono oau 8emObuer 0ehe.beu tOOt i'll leiuem
9ette Der Nic Ill Dat am leBten 0tenltag
in puS $ootel geiommeu unO bate iit ais $.
g. &oll aus Ohio eingcid)riereu. Gr i6teu
etma - Sabre alt Su itin. @r mar Sientlt6
maQer uuo bate ba8 Nu6Ieben zines moblz
coaleron Ell alien toerrn. Ser Serhorbeue
cr;dblte ben ibrigen Gdten, er lei ein 2lo=
potat uuo Sourualiit. @r bebauptete, inter
bem SberbunoeSri6ter Gbaie Die 9fed)te itu=
Dirt III babeu unO leitbenl al Den 3ettun9eu
ySnterz Sceun" III Chicago, p 4jilot" i'll SOIton
1uo ySri6rne" III 9ielu })ort beld)6fttgt ge=
meien Su lein. 9tad) Scranton mar er ietuer
9(ngabe nad gefommen, UIl fir rSHterz
Ocean" ene 2ofalidilOerung 3u lteferu. Sc
itern 9(beno nm llbr 5Og er itd i'll iein 3im=
ner iuriif uno man b0rte ibn geQeu 10 llbr
buiten uno erbre6eu. @tou iauO in ieinen
Said)en eiiie Sdlad)tel uOll 9attengtft, mel
DIES III Guou5uihe, Sno., getauft mar. 0a6
,yiuuuIhipt eiHcr 8reoi9t, melde8 man i'll
ieinem geiib fallb, Setgt, b0B er Elm - Sap
tiIteuprebiQer lDur. Wougel unO 6amtlien
maliiq hobeu i'm SlIul SclUltuor0 qetrlebeu.
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%, p;,te,t Cslepotor eerSftet. .

9allas, Ser., &c. December. - Rain=
noter & Stearns' @etraiOe sGlebatOr brannte
beute nie0er uno Spei Mdnner, bic ij4 IN
oen oberen Stodmerten befanoen uHo ooH
Der EeuerpeGr uiAt erreidt wer0en tonuten,
fan1en in Den 6lammen nm. or. Stamina
ter bot $4,000 fir ibre 8ettung on. Der Ser
luft betragt 100000 unO bic Seril9ernng
S33 600,
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&ein 9tnsitanS attf oen 6pnlO'idIen
95atjtte,t.

St.2oniS, 26. DECEMBER Die gefabr
eiues ausltanoes Der 2ofOmotiufiibrer auf
Dem @oulb 'iden Sabnipfem 1T ab9ewenoet
moroen. Sberit Sorie tbeilte beute Dem 60
mite Der pSofomotpfiibrer SriiOeridaft" nit,
oaB oas in 1882 getrofene llebereinfonluteu
Qetreuli6 beobadltet meroen iolle. Die 2ofoz
motiufii6rer erflarten iib bieruit 5ufrieOen.
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sAcifrrc EelnitlnnrNe.

Utica, 81. g., 26. Ge;. - SuOOn 6.
8arce, 40 Sabre alt, &oitmetter uno GaOeu=
beiiBer III Soutb zStielic, Gbenango=GoHntg,
bat iid beute NiOr9en erIdOnen.
8rog, N.=?., 26. 0e3.-<Sobn S. Scon=
Qou, naGm beute in 9ielroie i'm betruufeueu
3u5tauoe cine Guantitdt 20nOanum Elm unO
0rf)Iduitt iid) ole &eble nit 5msi 0teiierA.
Gr r1iro mahriheinlid1 iterbeu.
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Die hen1erfenSrnerthen nn0 lpohlthattaen

Die bemerteuSwsrtben uno tpobltbdtt9en
geiultate, bic Der 9ebrauf BON MonelPs
Teething Cordial ersielt, babeu gu ieiner
auqemeinen anpenoun9 in faft allen arten
poii Sranfbeiten, beuen Sinber unterporfen
iino, aefiihrt. @r beilt Sldbung, aolif, Ota=
aeuidare, Dur1faa II. /. I. Seine 6aulilie
iollte obne ibu ieiu. Sei alien Apothetern su
babeu. (5ll-)
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sntsfbr11d, 1t,,o 9ebensperluft.

9olifar, N.zS., 26. DECEMBER. pie
BON ct. Yterre Mttquelon mad Bottom be.
finlmte franS1fi6e 8riganttne ~. Q. s."
ift oil Der Siiite BON Sable=S8lano 9ei4ei.
tert. Seds 0tit9lteOer Der @tannit)aft er.
tra1ffeu, ut1b mir Elm eirSiqes eutfanl.
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Ser Getratec= tlt;o Stftualtett:
Wsnrft.

Gbicoqo, 26. 9e3. : Mebl feIt; gSatz
seu in mGBiger Ro6frage uno i6loB dber
Sen porgeItrigen 9taten-3e3. 71&, San. 72s,
Tebr. 72a; NfaiS fau uuo ihlob unter Den
6oraeltriqen Staten, ,0e5. 80, San. 94a 6afer
24F; 9log9en 50; @erite Sc; 6lnhsiamen
1876; S9Weineleiid lilo; S4ural5 6.67 I;
gier 24-25.
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*** Durh ansiAmeifuusen ODER i6linz
me @emobnheiten beruria6tes frIbsettiges
gHelfeu beioer Gei6le4ter lptrb lauea uno
ariin6lid, furirt. Sauitrirtes Bud, orei g
SentsA griefmarten. GouiultatioH uuentgelt=
lid 'sWorld's Dispensary Medical Associz
ation," Buffalo, 9t.=D. (307, 7,s,1lt&p52l
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Iofpie aud bon Ipparaten mo ganba9en fitr ale grs
len 8eruntotuneen unb NiB6ilbungen oes menid,s
IGen aorpers. Sansjdbri9e prattld!e @rfabrunnsen,
ipeIte pir ms in europa, fue aub in oieiem sanot
StSfts~grfoIoes. Sas ieibenbe 8u6lifunt, tueltes
nod por sinep tursen gpanne 3eit isine geOarintGt
i'm iernen Sften beirieOisen mn6te, ftnoet nunmeR1
in Baltimore nitt nur einen lieerun9sfdb Saert'
Sn6brter srtifel. Die SS. 4erste, iofuie aud in's
ge5onbere 6as Ieibenbe '4yu6lltum motten mir au
alnIere a,tatomiSd) eprreft aeJornttcn grIdl
bdttSer ouimerfiam MAIDEN. Mehr, als iO,OoQ
mil Srid,en Behafete ieslifen alters unb @ehIebts
Cnnfultirten Srn. gBims unb ipuroen NIT etnen du
Eerit prespfrSigen, bauerbaiten, Die seiSen ereib
fernben Sruhba1be pereben.
Speib,er BeSenune qeIeitet ent6dlt elm poltdnbi9es
Saoer bon llnterleibsbinoen, Sprtsen, Had
nratShaIterit, &rnden, Seprrobren &c. &c.
iluier 2aser fiinitIidIer Wtnidlen:Angen u
bos 6eSeutenSife iioIi6 BON gtepzgorf. (5ebr1, ,1S
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Den tatiltiiAeH 5abeGeH Der @ewersss
speige Der Union 3u 6Ol9e bei6dftigt ld
cine Der gr5Bteu Glasbiitten in Jep= =5erlep
ausi6lieBiih nit Der Serfertignng bon 6ias
lAen fur Or. GaI's p5ufensSprap." (sIi)
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stutaufe iar Das SlOttemOepartement.

Die Gonmiliion, ipeld)e ernannt purOe,
I'M oa5 SDltem Der 2lHtduTe fitr Die SIreaur
be8 HlOtteH0epartement3 Ill ulterlHfeu, bat
einen SerQleid) SiJiid)en Der pom meoljtntlb.
munDdr;tltd)en uno Der bon oeu iibrIgen Sii=
re0ur 6eiplgten MetboOe augefteilt mo Dem
6lotteneiretdr eiueu Serid]t ilber lelue Sb1=
ttQfeit eiuQereid)t. G5 beiBt III OGntIelben:
r0ie lluterudung Setgte, oaB nit Au5nab=
nle einiger unbebeutenOer 2rtttel, ipeld)e titr
ben Gebraudl III BEN uerld)ieoenen Sitreaur
gefauft muroen, fait aQe 2lntGufe, lpeld)e Ole
auberen Siirealr beS Slottenoepartemen.e
eenlad)t babeu, ge9en Guittungen au5gelte-
iert iinb, melde Die llnterlG)rift oes Die Sc
qenItQnOe III @mpfang ne6nlenoen S2antten
trdgen. Die einStge m.d)tlge auSnabnte Don
oieier 9leQel lit III Dem AuSruItuu95= unO
9iefrutirunQS Sitreau gemad)t moroCn, no
cine @mpiangS zGuittnng auf eilem be'ouoez
reu SoQer QuSgeiteilt mur0e, peldje Dem
Gbef ieneS Siireau$ Dor 9lnertenlnn9 Der
9tedIrtuug porgelegt tpuroe. Inter 2lnleituug
Der Chefs Der anOeren Sitrecur ut cine lorg=
fdltige Yriifung Der 9(n8gaben pdbteno Der
letten Sabre uorgeuomueu llno etn Sers
Qleid) ;miiden ben IN ben Siidern Ser reip.
Sireaur uuo benim Sd)atomte 9emadteu
@intrGgeu angeltellt morOen. Seine Inter
Id)ieOe bon irgenb ipeld)er Seoeutung Inn
babel entoedt morben, uno Die &omnltiTon
iiebt feiuen @rlno Sur Nunabme, bag
Sd)minoeleeu gleif ben i'm n1eoiSintif=
munbGrStlid)en Siireau entbedten III trgeuO
cinem Der anberen 8iireaur uor9efauen Ilno. "
9afen uno 8iI1c.
3ieienigen NiitglieOer oes 6luB= unb Sa=
fen @omite's oeS 6auIe5, melde p1breno
ser 6eiertags Serien bier bletben perOen,
Iinb ermGd)tigt iuoroen, Die Seratbung Der
SermiligungS Sia fir 6liiiie unO 6dfen
fortsuiebcn, 10 baB Sielelbe balOmO9lt6ft mad
Yieoer2uiamme1treten be8 @on9reheS i'm
Sauie einberid)tet tueroen fam. Dtan eripar-
tet, ouB oie Sill bis gum u. Sanuar oollet.
BET ietn un6 Die Serluil(ignng it9 aHf ca,
$4,000, 900 belaufen pir0.
General sberiSan franf
@eueral= 2ieutenant Sheridan ltegt ali ei.
nem Magenleioen bebentlid, iuenn ntdt le
ben8QeiGbriid) erfranft 6arnieoer. Setn glrj
bat tbm bis auf 8eitere8 perboten, ir9ent
uelfe 9tabrung, 9luternbriibe au59enom
men, Su ith Su nebmen.
gsermiId)tes.
Ser SenatS 8rdtoent bat Die @leftoral-
Certificate aus alien Staaten, Sre9on unC
Soma ausgeuommen per Bolt erbalten, ALIEN
Die our6 ipeSielle Soten 5u iiberbringenoen
Certificate feblen nod aus ben Staaten @a
liiornien, 6loriOa, Soma, SaniaS, 9febraSfar
gfepaoa, Oregon, SiiO=GarOlina, SeraS UNI
gSiSconiir.
3ur @inl0iung beitinlmte 9tational= Sant=
noten I'M Sehage pOn $6O8,000 ltefen beute
I'M S6atamte Elm.
9aS S6atamt faufte beute 25O,O00 llnSen
Stlber fir Die 0tiinSdmter 81 gtepzSrIeanS
unb philadelphia,
Die beutige Steuer @innabme betru9
1865, 1927 un0 bic 3olleinnabme $681 ,465.
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N6uner, oereu Bart niGt bic getptni9te
Earbe bat, fDnnen 6ieiem WianGel our4 au=
fpeuoun9 BON 8ufinsAam's 8artbeiSe abbel=
fen. (S08, ,1lt&lp52l
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Serlin, 26. DECEMBER. Die mad 2ln9ra
4eouena geid)tdte GiiOerit 'i6c GrpeOtuon
oerfiinbet, oaB SupfererS III retfer Nten9e III
jenem @ebiete aufgefurOen pnrOe, uno oGB
oaS 2au6 iebr WertbUOQ lit. Die 2lnnerion
Der 2Salfidbai unO Oe8 angrenSenoen Sc
biet8 Our6 GnglanO loll, iuie Die Nttt9Iteber
Der Expedition ertlGreu, Dem beutiden 6an=
oe( ourdlauS rid)t nad)tbeillQ iein.
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@trppGif6e Gabel6crtd)te.
Sas @GrbeiteridnBscieB in 9cutidIauS. =
Sine Semtidle SIottenitatipn am Der Sab
cIsNanoeb=Gnge.

SerGtu, 26. 9eSember. - Die nit Der
@ntperfung eineS 9lrbeiteri6nt9eiebeS be.
trauteu Feben ioSialoemOtratiideu Get9S=
tnga= 2beeoroncten iino emig all Der 2(rbett.
Der @eieteutipurf, Der ale Sum Shub Der
9trbeiter notbmenoigeu Selttmmuugen nm
iaien uub inter 9lu0erem Die 6rauen=, Sin
Der, 2ehrlin9S=, @efduguiB= urO SOnntagS=
arbeits ben Marinal 9lrbeitStag, S6ieOSge=
rid)te tuno 6Gbrtf=@eietgebung bebanoelH
mirb, lebut iid) al BEN BON ben 2l6geor6ne-
ten SriBidje, Sebel unO @enoIen I'M Sabre
1877 eingebradten antrag al, nm mrO Der
jet9e @eiebentpurf melt umfaiieuber icln,
Die Oeutlde 9tegierllng bat, ME uou pa
ri8 gemelOet mirb, fir pier 0tillioncn pom
benz Marieiller 6auie 6abanO OGs al Der
0teereuge Sab=el Ntanoeb gelegene gebiet
Gbeif= Saib, meIte8 oiee Oteerenge be
belridDt, gefauit. QSie e5 beiBt, liegt Oieiem
2tHfouie tetue itrotegiid]e, ionOeFn cine cont
nlerSielle 2lbfd)t ;u @runoe unO e5 bunOelt
iif augeni6einld) I'M @nuerb elmer bent
i6eu Soblenitution fiir Die eueut. rHf SIT
en@biuu gepluute inbpenttoaty t:@id)e
Yampferlirle
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gcrItarfmmo Ses Oeuti6en gsarin:eOsps.

SerIin, %. 9e;ember. - Die 3abl Der
beuti6en Seeoloateu iou iii NuberGt1t Der
,,nauQuratiou einer 0ftiutn &olOuialpoIttt
perooppelt meroen.
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@isetftans asaen Oie @nitarpaiat.

8erlin, &c. 9eSember.-0ie SaNeH in
ser &ropinS GOlb1nien I'M pellidjen 9fuB
lauo meigeru fid), Der 0illttdrpilif)t @enii3e
su leilten unO wiOerieBten itd Der rultIfeH
Nnli,Pi
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9orbou, 26. DECEMBER. BaOotug=
ton, Der fran30iiid)e @eauote, lit aus 6raut=
reid bierber 5uriifgetehrt. gr bat Snltrnt=
tion, Gem Carl granpille 81 ratben, III Die
Toroerunq 9eutiAlanO'S un0 3uBlano's
8etrefis 8ertretlng in Der egpptiidlenS4uloa
Gonlmiiiiou ein3uWilligen uno Den Sorldllng
sur Rebu;irung beS 3insiuBeS Der Shulo
fallen III laIieu. Sollte fein llebereinfommen
suiiheu @nglano unO 6rantreif in oteler
6roQe III Stonoe fOnmeu, 10 meroen alle
dfddte, nit 4usna9me Stalien'S, Die britt
iden 8oridldge uerperfeu. G8 uerlautet,
oos gnglanb nm bic ulilitdriihe Cooperation
Stalien's i'm Cuban erlu6t, unb oaiitr cine
@ebietsabtretuu9 uabe Der italieuiidlen Solo
ME &IIabzNafi angeboten bat. Der 8eluh
bes 6ersoes bon @enua IN 2oneon mtro NIT
llnterhanolunQen in Besug auf etne brIttlfl=
itagienii1e slliau; IN Serbinoung gebradt.
Der 6ersog miro ieine 2lOmlral5fag9e auf
benz qer6Se in GnglanO gebauteH italtent-
ifeu 9riea8oampfer p9iopauni Sauldu"
aufbifien uno oanu 0ireft mad benz rothen
Dleere abaebeu, I'm Oas COMMANDO itbeE
oas bortiSe italieuiife Gei6waoer an5u.
trPteu
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The Press., 1884-11-27

FURNISHING Cory FOR THE FUTURE Before leaving home you have to write considerable matter in advance, don't you ?'' asked man of an Arkansaw editor
 s'Yes."
 Don't you sometimes make mistake 9
 "Oh, no. I have furnished copy year in advance. It may seem difficult, but it is easy. Here is some stuff that I intend for next year" and he read the following
 "The cotton crop is short. Corn did not turn out as we'll as the farmers expect ed. Let us have free ballot and fair count. They are suffering for rain down in the Bear Wallow district
 ''Yes; but how do you know they will be suffering from rain down there ?",. ''The foreman must use his discretion, for the following paragraph says :- There has been too much rain down in the Bear Wallcw district You see, in Arkansaw, we all either suffer for rain or we having too much. Oh, its no trouble for an Ar kansaw editor to throw sheet of manu- script into the future, and let time and his paper catch up."
The Press., 1884-11-27

A YoUNa WHE's GREATEsra TRIAL. The greatest trial of young wife's life is the birth of child which is usually attended with many hours of hard labor and intense pain. PAINLESS OHILDRrRTH, new book by Dr. J. H. Dye, one of New York's most emi- nent physicians, however, shows that pain is not necessary in childbirth, but results from
 causes easily understood and overcome. II proves conclusively that any woman may be- come mother without experiencing any pain
 whatever. It also tells how to overcome and
 prevent morning sickness, swelIed limbs, ner- yousness, pain in back, and all the unpleasant Sensations attending pregnacy. II answers hundreds of delicate questions about women and their peculiar troubles. Physicians high ly recommend it, and say that it will do all that is claimed for 1t. Send 6 tWo-cont stamp for full descriptive circular and private conh- dantial letter aent in sealed envelope. Ad- dress, FRANx THoa3As (E Co.,, Publishers, Bal. timure, Md. 5000
The Press., 1884-11-27
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices. .

Piano Stools and Chairs with adjustable back. The finest assortment at Paine's, 46 Canal-st., Boston.
 Hardy, the Springfield photographer, can photograph horse and buggy when under full speed, showing every spoke, and the horses legs Why | How can he? Because he uses the lightning dry plates.
 "A. M Knight lk Son. Springfield, leading plumbers and dealers in Plumbing Materials, have the .only. .Self -Emptying Water Closet in the world writs them for catalogue.
 A. W. Walker c Go. can show you a large stock of Ladies, Dolmans Fewmarkets, and Russian Circulars, at very low prices.
 Bouquet and Bible Stands in near 100 styles at Paine's, AS Canal-st., Boston.
 -Metcalf & Luther, Springfield, are offer ing $150 carpets for $1.2,; $1.25 carpets tor $I, and $1 carpets for 80 cts, etc., to reduce their stock. They also offer $50 stoves for $25, and $25 stoves for $40.
 The Broadhurst Bros. CMorses Shoe Store), Springfield, were fully equal to the great demand for rubbers the past week: Having secured three car loads Of Mems first quality sWoonsocketn pure gum boots, and 50 cases of the genuine Wales" buckle arc tics, just before the recent advance in prices, they are enabled to give their customers first quality goods at prices as low and even lower than that asked for the poor and unreliable grades.
 Shaving Stands. A very nice present foa gentlemen; in great variety of styles and finish st Paine's, 48 Canal-st Boston.
 "A company of new candidates for favor among Nashville theater goers appeared at the Masonic last night, to an audience that was magnificent in point of numbers and amused to an uproarous degree at .'Just for R,, n The .,Iay is lauphable and innocent interspersed with songs and dances and that kind of incidents, which go with This class oi entertainment The company appear agaln tonight, and no doubt the audience will come again. .-Nashciue American.
 -Hanley is now ready for the winter trade in Boots and Shoes, with the cleanest stock and lowest prices to be found in this vicinity We We are making speciality of No. Rubbe, Goods. and can show them in all grades, from the hehtest Zephyr to the heaviest Pure Gum Boots. ", g, Hanley, Rockwelps Block.
 -Pedestals feT Groups and statuary i1 numerous styles and finish at Paine's, 4e Canal-st., Boston.
The Press., 1884-11-27
WELLINGTON.
CORRESPONDENCE.

-Dr. Wilson is giving his house new coat of brown.
 -S. T. Preston and wife are in Norwood Mass. attending the silver wedding of theil daughter. -
 @ -Selden Curtis is still very low, while Ren. MT. Morrisi is yet on the sick list
 Widow David Yinton had severe stroke of paralysis last Thursday after noon, affecting her entire right side. She now lies in a critical condition.
 -Dea. Andrew Fuller, of Willimantic visited friends here yesterday and to-day
 The result of the adjourned Baptist society meeting last evening with reference to future pastoral supply was that Rev. Mir, Phillips is to supply until tie first of Apri next, in response to an invitation from the committee. The society has chosen the following officers for the ensuing year Committee-S. Slingsby, J. c. Sparks, F W. Pratt clerk and treasurer-A. Sharp.
The Press., 1884-11-27

The gale of Sunday and Monday night was particularly severe over a wide. area. All through the lake region and over the Atlantic coast itsraged furiously in snow or rain, sleet and high winds. A great deal of small damage has been done, but fewer persons have lost their lives than is usual when the first genuine winter storm breaks upon us Coast shipping probably suffered oonsiae erahly.
 Prof. RlfchelIof Bridgeport is said tc have invented bomb charged with dead. ly gases which upon explosion carries snre death to any thing within radius of 10C feet. The only way 10 ascape t is to run away.