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it. There is an entire absence in
southern cities Of that nervous hurry
and rush which you find in the north
Well | do not know but what we 90 to
one extreme as much as they do t. the
other. We overtax our brains, rervei
and muscles, and rush through life like
locomotive until there is Il giving
away in some vital point, there is
collapse. Our life work is finished
when We should be in Our prime. You
go in to see business man In St.
Louis or Chicago, and unless you are
particular friend or he thinks he can
make some money out of you he has
no time TO talk to you. Here it is en-
tlrely different. You are kindly receiv-
ed and he proposes going to show you
where you wish to go to. You protest
against putting him to any trouble and
taking MIN away from his business.
No trouble at all never mind the bus
ness When you leave him he says
come and see me again, rs though you
had Inferred a favor on him. New
Orleans IS in many respects a queer
place. 1t is built on a marsh. The
Mississippi is kept out by leyees The
stree's are considerable lower than the
surface of tie water IN the river. You
look up at the steamboats, and ships
and they look as if they were standing
on some ridge. The water in the gut
tiers always runs away from the river.
New Orleans has no sewers, all the
filth of this great city is dumped into
open cutters. In many places there
is fall enough for the water to carry off
the filth, but i'll others 1t lays and fes-
tiers in stagnant water, breeding dis
ease and deat-. When the seepage
and waste water reaches a point as far
as it will run it is pumped up to suf
ficient height 10 run off INTO Lake Pom
chatrian. Pensacola is city OF ro, 600
inhabitants. 1t Is located on very good
ground and has the finest harbor in the
south. Has good buildings, churches,
schools and stranger still one good
hotsl (Merchants) where am stopping.
| supposed from the good fare that |
had struck pretty good region. See
how cold facts knock fancy over. My
landlord told me he got all his veget.
ables from Mobile, and his beef pork
and other things from Chicago lask-
Ed him why they did not raise them
herea You ought. to have seen him
smile. Why, SAID he, this country
would not srrout black eyed peas, and
cannot be fertihzed enough to do 1t.
One by one the flowers fade. Am go
ing 70 Jacksonville tomorrow, will
write you again if the spirit moves me.
Lo7e to all and regard to friends.
Yours,
S. NJ. LINK.
P.S Weather warm and delightful.
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Cbautauqua Class Notes.

j. C. Carothers having returned from
st. Joe, presided last Friday night
The Essay on Augustus Casar by Miss
Lizzie Davis was very good production
and showed that the writer had CAREFUL
Iy considered the subject.
Rev. r. L. Tompson Of Macon City
delivered short, but extremely inter
estIng address on "Th- Successful
Teacher
Miss Matte D:nsmoor will read an
essay at the next meeting, subject
History OF Cbautauqua.'
The teachers for next Friday night
are Frank Swanger, j. F. Holiday. and
W. W. Walters.
1t is the intention of the managers
TO secure speakers from a distance to
deliver lectures to the society from time
10 time.
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ORDINANCE NO. 90.
IN relation to abOAsljng aAly5. Be nI
ORDAINED 6yMe COuntH 0f tie f9yH

In relation to abohshing alleys. Be ii
ordained 3yMe COuafl gf tie h9un
Of Ktrk5gilk as f0ll0Ws:
SECTION 1st. That a certain alley
described as an alley Is feet wide run
ming east and west between lots No. 3
and on the north side. aud lots No.
2 and Z on the south side. all in Block
No. OF the a1dli west to the town #
kirksyIlle, Missouri; be and the same Is
hereby vacated and abolished as an
alley and public thoroughfare Of said
town.
SEC 2nd. That all ordinances and
part OF ordinances in conflict with rhls
ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 3rd. That this ordinance e be in
full force and eff-ct from and after ITS
passage and publication.
Approved and adopted March I7fh
1sS4. THoy.s Sry.
Attest A. N. SMITH, Mayor.
Clerk.
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Largest kOnaffdc Sub
scriptiOn list
IN ADAIR COUNTY.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

We learn after going to press that
the parties who visited the affected
herds in Petiis township YESTERDAY,
among whom were DR.. Craig, vel
posted cattle man. OF Caldwell county,
4 Giobs- Demoe,at reporter and several
others, concluded after careful examin.
alton of the cattle that they are not
afflicted with the foot and mouth dis.
ease, at all or, any other contagious
disease but are suffering from the
effects Of freezing.
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Mercedes was the name of an
Iowa City COW and her death has been
telegraphed all over the land. She
and her calf were valued at $4,000.
Her butter record was the greatest in
the world, and she was the winner of
the prlze cup at Chicago last fall.
What more can be said of a COW.
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The temperance element of Kinks
vile feel considerably outraged over
the action OF the town council Monday
night by which a saloon license was
granted 10 Mr.. Geo. Melvin.
The petition fol license which had
been presented at former meeting and
laid over was called up and after con-
siderable discussion passed by vote of
TWO IN favor and one against; Mr.. S
NJ. Link, the other member of the
board being in Florida. The vote
stood, for granting the license, Spencer
and LarkinS against license, Ashlock.
Bond was submitted in the sum OF
$1,000 binding the licensee not to sell
TO minors, habitual drunkards, or on
Sunday, etc, as provided by law and
the amount OF the license $1,000 paid
into the town treasury. This ends the
matter so far as the town is concerned
II is claimed that under a recent de-
cision in the Downing law that It is
mandatory on the County Court to Is
sue license in case of necessary peti-
ton in towns of over $500 inhabit-
ants. The matter viii not, we under
stand, come up in the County Court
till the first Of May. As under the last
national census tie town of Kirksville
did not have the number of inhabitants
specified II Will be an interesting point
whether any later private census can
be taken as basis Tor determining the
question.
The granting OF license II the very
last meeting OF the board, in the alb
sence Of one Of It's members known to
be against II is, to say the least a ques-
tionable mode of procedure, however
legally or technically correct ii may be,
and We are sorry those m embers Of the |
board who voted for it, did not leave
that work for the new board which will |
come fresh from the people in few
days, The ladies OF Kirksville present
the matter in a stirring appeal which |
appears in this issue. ,
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

By Ti-tIe asd author y ~ \ special execution
Issued from the .fiirs yt the CLERK Of the circrft
sou-i OF Adair couufJ. Mis- uri. returned ~ the
April term. 1885. ni said court 20 directed IN
favor Of IaurZI Mclaughlin and 3zGlH=t r. 4. Nc
Iaugillu have levied ugOu and -,lZsd all the
rizhi, iifl interest aud rlsim VI fr- aid =. A.
Mclaughlin nf. in and 20 the foIlp- lag described
real estate in Adair cuuty. Missouri tO-vit: The
south bali Of the suuteIt fourth of north wet
quarter dissection - safy four ~ Township sixty
four 90. Of range aitesn I5. and will on Tues
da' The l5fb 10y las OF April, l,-4. between the
hours pi clock i1 fHe forenoon aud O'Clock In
the AFT rnoOu 0f tIat day while the circuit court
Tor Adslr County, Missouri. j. 20 session. at the
court House Door. IN klrasyiIIs. Affair COUNTY
Missouri. sell the same ? 81 much thereof A. NAV
he required. - public -Eie. 10 the h!ghe bidder
i0r ca-n IN hand, Subject % al priJr liens sHd
Jais-menisl TO SATISFY -ald Execution sui costs,
JOHN SHAVER.
ShsriS Atair Co.. No.
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A VALUABLE WoRK,-Mr. S. H
HARRISON, representing JOS Rppey &
Co., of Chicago, is in town gathering
items and taking orders for their forth
coming Census and Business Manual
OF Missouri and Kansas. The work
will have an extensive general and
local circulation and is sold at the low
price OF one dollar.
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- Those who wish to keep posted
on Congressional action will find a
complete summary in the Weekly
GRAPHIC.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-03-21

We publish 4 complete list OF
the St. Joseph conference appoint
ments this week.
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KIRKsvIL1k MARKET REPORT

HOGS s50dio 9575
STEERS $50 IN $3.50
SHEEP 2Yto So
DRY COWS5 00 to 400
cows & CAVES s2j ~ go
CORN: 5jet0 60c
OATS 27cj
WHEAT: ; 30 8Jc.
.TIMOTHYsEED: 800 to 125
CLOVER SIEJ: $500 10 7C0
HUNGARIAN 3Jc to 20
MILLETT' 40e.
RYE: SOC
HAY $50 to $500
BUTTER 25c
EGGS ~.
BEANS: White lJ0 10 2t0
BUCKWGEAT FLOUR: 31s
CHICKE1S Z 500
DUCKS:t to Sc full ieathereG.
GEtSE:ki0O per doz
TURKEy: 8 to nc per lb.
APPLE. 75 to 50
BEES WAX is.
Chicken 70 Dc: Turkey > to &c.
HORSE NAEgRT.
Drivers 30 10 SlIO
Streeters $40 10 SiO5
SadGleis 80 TO SlOj.
Southern go to $50,
Market fiat, no buyers. no market
ST. LOUIS sIARKETS.
Wheat 03; corn, AZ a +515 oats, 81 {;
hay, 5rairie, $50 a. $50; timothy, IL.
al Ii. Seed,-cloyer. 800: timothy.
l. en- i.25, hungarian. A..
Hog bntcher',. 6.JJ ~ G9j; york
ers. 6.25 at 81: cattl--9ood to heavy
steers. els On $50; Ugh to fair. 3 80 an
) 80: common to medium. 30 Ct 800.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Letter from the Editor OF the
Chicago Live Stock Journal
Symptoms of the Disease and its
Treatment.

Mr.. T. C Campbell. of the Savings
Bank received the following letter and
and accompanying slip from the editor
of the National Lire .Si0tk /0urn0lt
published at Chicago. The letter is
dated March 18th and reads as follows.
DEAR SIR Il noticed in this morn
ing's 7ri6nHs statement, on the au-
thority of a letter from you to MIR.
Walker, that foot and mouth disease
has broken out in your section. Are
the symptoms similar to those descib-
ed in the slip inclosed ? This was
written by one who has had practical
experience with the genuine foot and
mouth disease. Is 1t not possible that
the trouble in your section may be due
to exposure of the cattle during the
past winter ? There is considerable
doubt among veterinarians and stock
men who have had experience with
the disease, whether the trouble in
Kansas is what is known as the foot
and mouth disease in Great Britain.
Yours Truly, S. e. BRABRooK.
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DlSSOLUTION NOTICE Notice /.
~ hereby -iveu that the partnership here
tof0re eXisting between J. r. Neff tnd J E Keller
under the trfu name Of Ngh. Keller < Co. la. been
dissolved Dy mutual consent Nr J. r. Keller, re-
tIriug ir ~ the firm = !. N-f Will cUutlnue the
business ~ thr 0lf stand lhi opens with due usr
Z r. huyiug aud selling ior cash % produce. 4
cJntiuI4he" Oi tie llHeril patr0uaFs heretofore
s1y-s The fril T. --yerfIu ify syllc!ted
BrasHeEr, NO. March lsih
NEFF. KELLER & co.
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Whether democracy is to mean
high tariff or low, protection or free
trade. doth not yet appear" It may
succeed yet in splitting the difference.
a Washington special says that Mr..
Randalls friends begin to have strong
hopes of his nomination at Chicago,
They predict the utter collapse OF
Morrison's tariff bill and think Ran
dall's nomination will be necessary
TO Offset the free trade tom-foolery."
Mr.. Randall's friends evidntly are gift
edwith very sanguine temperaments.
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THE TINES" PLATFORM

FiEST-C0ufrol Tie railroad aHd nfheryubl1c cor-
purafinu hy strluEcur laws make them pay taxes
on the value Of their properly as eEifrnced BY
their stocks and bonds which they ga Interest.
~ErOND--Reri-iou 0f the rrr-fut lriguitOus
tadT laws hv uu-i .-r.Nnn.nHH more fhIt cessiTy
for governmental prrp".e- a-r annually extortsd
from tIe people. Free fence lumber and wiie fOr
western fl-uI-
rHI.D-iiign irsHse and local option. IN ants
g0ui-m ty prohibition tHd fanatics -fu. being the
best "uy o. Sc u-a temp rance, which We 30 much
dssir-.
claimed by file land 1rrr- railroads 70 homestead
aud pr--eIupfiGu by fhs g-prtr.
scffl lrfurUf.
-ISTlI-Tae Tie national banks must gD.
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The PO5t.Distafch makes ter
rlble and scathimg arraignment of the
democratic party in It's Monday issue,
an arralgnment none the less forcible
from the self-evident facts which sup
port ii. The P05E Distatrb says "The
Democratic has followed the Repubh-
can party TO Chicago. Il has utterly
failed to agree upon any scheme of tax
reduction. If 1t cannot agree upon
any legislative reform in congress it
cannot in convention. 1t has flung
aside one Ohio Senator who mace an
effort TO collect the millions which the
Pacific railroads owe. II has crushed
another Ohio Senator who dared to ad-
vocaie civil service reform. Now il is
proposed that its nomination shall be
tossed about from one millionaire TO
another I'LL one is found willing to lead
II in mere office seeking raid, with
nothing inscribed on lis banner except
Turn the rascals out" As a party il
has survived some terrible tests of its
vitality, and 1t may not die ofthe doses
with which It's nurses are now cram
ming its nausested stomach"
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
TOWN OF KIRKSV1LLE,
FROM
Abrii 4, 1855, 10 Ma,rh I0, 1851.
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On Monday the Senate passed
the bill appropria:ilg $4,000 to eradi-
cate the foot and mouth disease. The
boufbons opposed it on the ground of
its Infringement of states rights, but
fortunately there were enough progress
slve men among the democrats to pre-
yentlis defeat. The state-rights spook
troubles the dreams of number of Our
national legislators of the democratic
persuasion. Senator Morril vas the
only republican that voted against it.
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RECEIPTS.
Fines COLLECTED stgl5
side walk tax liected 80 t2
Dog tax so
corporation real estate pers and poll taxcoI 62 -
1910 q
DISBURSEMENTS.
Salary of mayor i2co
,nnrllmen and bd Of Equsllzu ,s,j, @es
rensur.rs y %
=. attorney :59D
marshal IsO
Msrshlls commission on collections % -
salary OF street commissioner tIt "
Grave yrdconr ~ 81
Assessor ~ ~
Rent OF council room aud col oilcg - -
fire engine room 10
Fuel for mayor and col Office i5el
Printing Of city - 10
Two lire pumps on square llOW
costs IN litigation - v
damage paid Mrs. J + Hannah 2zj ~
stone for crossings etc W.
Lumber FOR crossings andsewers etc s6H
tan other disembnrsenenis 2Ca %
$500
SUMMARY
TotaI receipt, 721oG5
= disDurs M nts 1851 o.
balance in Treasury 1890
OTHER RESOURCES.
Lumber hand 100 It at 81 % per i0Jn l25 On
Due town from gave I'D cOnr from sale Of lots
In cemetery, secured By bond, 81 -
Total balance i57 %
REMARKS.
Tie amounts of saIarics ofcierk. Is-a. ATTY. .rd
marfhsl incudss .maii balances dre thei. nrefeees
damages paid Mrs. Hannah was for arm broken
in a fall, caused by defective sid1 walk.
tf.'ILems Of all other isburs nents' inciude
" force. nails. toOis. repair Of saue pOard
Of prisoners. building crossings and sewers. re-
mo Wing bridge from over Il x On Ills, ~, aud max
Ing cut acrOs, X Il 20,
Attest.
THOMAS SEES.
A. NJ SMITH, Mayor.
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FooT-AND-MoUTH DISEASE.

c. v, DE Witt, DAK.-Please give full
description ofsymptoms, and best methods
of trea ing foot-and mouth disease. Quite II
number Of cattle have recently died, few
miles from here. Of what some fear is that
disease will visit the herd and on my re-.
Turn give you farther information.
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT.

P. S Weather warm and delightful
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SoGaC= glOti5en,
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ne5entn8sRctU5" bsrBffsntIj5te 9arIesurs Ss8 Gen.
Se0r8e e. 8rrpr BeIsntt FprSen unO id fpanfSs ,u
children. 6oB in nte.rcm TN gorrefponSerten" unS
Der ~Sun" eridtenensn S6retbeu an Sru 9atro5e i'd
Gsr .SrOtOn's gIn8aber, iOpsit i'd ins SPIEL tomme
rad Ssrfttnit GdratteriIirte. pa Sen, 8ropn Der
%rt9t gu 'etH l1etnt, bGS bic geeianete Grfpebes
rhngs'Bete einF0@ in BIsoerbpIuig fener ebrerri6s
fIReH ullo unD1Prer Gnguben beIte5e 70 ertIdrs i'd
ltst MAD 1erIdlth, oaB hie in @enera Broruus 8riei
entPeltene An'duleaung, oaB id BEN barin ertpibnz
tsl SanseI oeeF rGsub stueu Guberen auoe nit SrH
Satroee, ips!der mir sum 9ittiren pber Gontrps
lirCn bon 6rn. Satrpbe5 Grnsrlunaen pber sum Gin,
mliben IN bieis6en irgeu6 UeItes 8e,t aeae6en ab=
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1eIh Ssn Nropn dngeosutet Bat baB i'd IN Der Inter
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lid uuirabre lit.
lin NIT etHem G,aIe cue bic ebrcnrilbraer @ernbts
uro SnrInttouen, peIde iber biee 9lrgseaenbeItt in
!tmldU 92iett iuCrrcu itub, ab3uttgn iDIrte Id ~
asen tGB tg rerlr eIrett uo5 jneirstt na5 aid bic
.Saltmcres Gbto Gtiepbabu geiyui&at" ;ur Erfpdgs
lung ot8 Srr. SdtTpbe tiNeuDpur beiseglIert bdby
ur6 bab etr ejn,:9e SI bteiez1 3uets gematte BET
ird9, bon oGm ID terionl3 IgenGuetbe ReuutHlf
tabe, Die Sun!me oOu 5000 p5r, mcl1e, iuie as III
6rn. GG!rc5eS @rtef Gusgaebeu II, 9r. 2Sm. Regrer
bpu Srr. GatrpLe erartRte.
SRIt!nIcre ben :. Wars.
Rubert Garrett.
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RrntnIer SfnubanfaI.

Rep.gUrt 9. Rdr3. - Trl. Raggte
Soroep, etu 10 idbtigs8 RdO4eu, pelass
bel tbrer Gdnefer, Der Satin BEG Rauf-
nunus Sec. SLOANE, an Gde BON 8roa0s
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begeteu bntta, Uou tem Rsgsr Seize 8ils
ltdma, eiugm Rutider, iibarfaIen, uno uuter
Sooesbrobuuasn aufgeiorbert, mi3utbeileu,
NO fid oas @elh befin6e.
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etnen Rnebel in ben Ruub, porauf er bQs
Sans plinberts uuo 6ur9. etu geufter eut
fob. Gls SIonne un0 6raI gegeu tl2 ubr
Qbenbs 3uriidtebrten, mar Sri. 6aruep BE-.
truBtlos unb nurSe In tur3er 3ett erfitdt ge.
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Sic M6rber Se8 8aufirer6 ;u Ga
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En baS 9ubltfum!

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4aIt!ide Gard" 3 qubEtm bon Sru Gobert
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81 ceranttUurter.
sSoB ha5 leberenfommsr 3pi5en Grr. Garrett
En1 otm I}at0r GEbslargt, 10 fam uTiere 8sratr9s
t'aIrG iot; GrGcGcbeu 6treft roa bem q dbDr
eI t, NTb mir uoertafeu es aenie5sU ben 8ioer.
itrtit Wnt,r iisb ieIbT iu i8li4teu.
&ls terbPfrGgeuoe 81 benz OffcH ertiGrteu
StcCde Ser 2 / # CrurG bciiercr ~ tt6 o
cer etpd7lte 8eamte Der SemOtrltti5eu partsi bls
ter tUtr C5 fir uniere 49t erl5tst, bic u urerer
aerntrib aeI-rateu GIotOSsu Dor bies 4arIsI unb
ole &UrgeriGait 81 btir9er.
@eprce .. Erpwa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-10
Gin Qonb7rei65er erporbct.

2uuCufer, 3d., 9. RGr,. - Gin Qau9.
Fretdtr, 0auer8 @owar6 9atep, aus 8rtbs
aepcrt, Conn, purbe ON IeBteu Trett0g'
&benS rabe Dltnpug, In bisiem County,
id]per UermHuOet auf oem 9elsiis Der o9leas
0trg.@Olumbia'Babu" aufgefuHoeu uub III
Qefern &bent geforbsu. Gba8. gIa1ntua,
SobR SteUsu8, SObu Soues unb Sa5. Del,
Uter oubere Qaubfret4er, in bersE @sieu'
f60ft fdl 9QIeg befanb, fu0 aIS mutbnaBs
lite Il0rter Usrbaftet mOrbeu. 0tau gIaubt,
tQ6 Salcp In siner Rsilsret Ote S;rleBuHgeH
srlitt, uub baB i1u ietne famTabeu bauu
Qui's 9eieiIe legten, nm ibH ourh ben udfs
fen Bug iibsrfabrau gu Iafien uH6 beu Ssr.
bQht auf 6teIe gBetie at,uleufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-10
5lnIti8 9ent8 be 6IaI5e.
Raowa9'g re8aItrsaoe gytQss,
b08 mGatt8e Eeber' u gto8en5eiImtttsI.

GAS mG9u6e Ee0er" H. gtagen9etlmtttsl.
Gin DtstfablliitbtS grfaBmftteI fur GaIOmsI.
8olliOmmens BurgaHIeH, ItuOsrHbs Nbs
iibrmittsl, Dtrten obue SdmgrL
ftetS 3uOerldiiig unb uatlrIt4.
g5utg nBns geigei5mad, elegant NIT IaBsm Safa
B.aeirt, surgreH rssGlirsH rstHtBsH un6 sFaistasa
bieis PtIen
RabpaO'B Diaen
fr Se!ung Glsr J!GgeHz Gg0ers, Celebrate, 5hErVus
uub gLniguLetpeu, 9lerbeu Grauf5GiteU, RcpfpE6.
SartLei5tgfeit, BEriOpfUUg, uH0erbGuH4Gsit, GtEs
Sebfie gdueutgbgu, Bieber, sGut31utuug,
b6norrbotbeu uub aIsr StorIHsen Der gtngepeist,
AgH belgtnbiIiit, ietHg spur bon DRgrtyr Itnsres
lien cber it6cLi5en DroBl en-,
EF- glau bsE4ts ic.gsubs S5WbtUnt bon RraEis
Eeiter Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BerficsNng, tnuerligs
6Euprrbo!beu, HGItlDaIuug UGh benz gpbfe 58rre
I'm giGggn usbGHeit, 5ob5Ttuueu G.el bor bem o.
len g4Gqgnbrlcsu ICres AufItCBen futeube obtr bts
berbe GmpFHbuH8 IN bet gla8engrllbs, 8eben beE
6ersens erfiteu0es geta5I BET N Gtegeu Leder pscF
fibre bDr ben AuggH Tte5er uHb 6umbFe S5merItH
In qobfs EsGngA an AusoiiuiaIug, aelbeB HuBIgBer
ber 6aut uno Der Guggn, Setsufs5tn, Ga5merteri In
bgr 8rJft uub tn ben Cltt6grH, pl65Il5g aumaIuue
bon 6tFc, Srsrueu be6 6Iai5es.
girigc SDigu 5ou RasD0p'E Gt[ltn Uerbs1 ban
EDrbgr b5u G4ea o5tngsnauutgn 5rGHt4gttsH 5sggign
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-03-10
mcrSaneriff aus GtferfuAt.

@Btcugo, s. Rarj.-4l8 Capt. Saue8
DaItOu, etu tn Btefgeu 9Porttretisu isbr BE-
fainter Renid, ff beute frib in Der gum
State Ctr. Sartetb &beatar" geb0rtgeu
Grtbidait befanb, trat ietue 6rau Elm uub
id3oB NIT Den 8orteu rgItum ba6l" elm Bt-
fol auf TIN ab; bic Rugel truf TIN In ote
rsdlte Sette, btrurIohte a5er MIR etae uHbs'
beuteube gRZHbe. 8rau Dalton wurbe ent=
rufus.~1ub UeIbaftet; Oas YROtt0 Ser Chat
NOR &tferiuGt,