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Baltimore, oeu g. Gprll 1885. J
Ruiubr m1hreuO Der Mode:


Sduuie uno gdmmer. 3l75 Sthd.
$GDGlNt... ......... .. ..----....-. 4o4S Sluus
guIommen. ............. 1858 Stdd.
(Rin6Ucb uuo Sdaafe iUeroeu uat Dem 9ruttOs
Ggmid1t pcrfQuit, SdlUetHg oagegen nad Dem Rettos
G5cpid]t D. +. 20 4ro5eHt Deni9er pte Srutto@9es
Uid]t,1
Der IRart mar Beute fau, Der BOratb tbenlO
gut le Dort3e 2Sofe, uno Die 9rciie uuuerar bert.
Die greiie idr Rnouieb oariirten, pie Iolgt: bette
Sorten $5,6212-S5 so; oiegemoBIit ais erite 0uas
ltGt HotirtcH S5.OO-$5.50 iiir mittlere o6er quite
Guulitdt t3.75-$5.OO; oroiHdre 6Irre Stiere, Shz
fen uHo auhe S3.OO-$3.75; duBerte Breisraten
$390-$5.s0i Die meiitsH 8er'duie seiAa5en Ju
Son Gu9jnjcn Fameu $50, qentut9 -, Werus
gorf -, SuiHois -, g8eit STaiHieu IA, Ohio IL,
Mnr1tan6 2s7 uno Uon 4ennipl0anen 26O Stnf.
Sthd, Uorige 4apde 1897 uno in Der Uoridbrigen
BarallclsggOdc 800 =tuf.
gertauft wur6eu: an biefge 5teiiter 500 Std1,
Is an Oitlide SpeiuIanen uH5 Stud an &ount1z
66uolT. GjeiGmWt0erfduie ilT oige lBohe GIT
StIt gcgcu Sl2 IN 6er Dorl8cn 44g.ge uno S33 M
oer Uorid4r9gn BoIala 9ota.
ShWeiue.
8eyBorratb ii idpdalr, eatIprttt absr bic yemlin
quite JiadiJQge; Ue LuQiItGt gben 70 out, Uie pora
rice g8one un5 bie Brgiie tinCn BIubtbel nebIlaer
2ttr notren oic 9eiUo9hhe Sorten su 55-64 uHo
6le eeneTe Sotie 5u 6&-7 Gents. Gciamm5dbl
Der 8utubT 43l2 St1d, ge8en 54O2 IN lester 2g01s
Uno 5OO6 IN oerielbeH 28Ode oes porioen 5a6re5.
Sdlaaie uao hammer.
~~'t -D"l"Ft W ptNNt -D5AE AUul W4tItIT tUlt VI
bCT pOIlgeH, Die GuoluGt etfBQs be0er BET mGFiaer
RatliraGe
QylT n0treu Sdlauic 3-5Z un6 Qdmmer 4-l2X
Gents 3uiubr in oieisr gsote 3l75, in 6er Uoyiasn
1883 un6 in Der UoIid9rigtn glrauels Bode 2O25
Stut.
Shreau Der 6laremontzg Z eb6oie,l
Baltimore, ben g. ApIil 1885.
Die 3uiubr Oou Se9 Uia Baltimore : bio Ba9ns
rdbJcno oer ON 5. aprll euoenoen QBohe betrI9:
653 Stnd Rlnouieb, Sdlber, 34l4 Shnslne,
1910 ShGuie, "A Bier0e.
gsrggpbtfr,, ,o A gjsu, l,,~E q}6;f,A,rsL;, . EnR
Gtut Rino9ieb, 205 Sdaaie, - SbDeine, Is
YitI6e.
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gStehutGrftc.

Gbica9o, G. 2lpril. - GltnoUieb. 3us
iubr 1900, %erienbuug 1900; Bretie uartirteu
3miiden $3.50 uno $5.80.-Sdjmeiue: 3us
iubr 5000, Scrlen0uug $500; @reiie uartirs
ten 3miiden 1925 un0 $495. - Sdaafe:
3uiubr 27OO, &cricnOun9 1900; Breie uaris
irten 1miideu So 50 unO $475.
@af sEibertg, Semi, 6. April. -
9linbOieb: 3uiubr S74, Serienoung 22O4;
Breie uariirten sui6en $3.50 uu0 5000
Sdmeine: 3uiubr 1900, SelieuOung 1000;
9reiie Oariirten 3iUiiden $3.50 unO $3.50
Stoaie: 3uiubr 2G0O, SerienOnng 5000;
4reiie Uaritrteu 3miiden -. % uno $500.
ct. gouis, 6. april.-GiHOUieb: gu
fubr 200, &erienoung teire; Yretie uariirten
3miheu S.. so uu0 $3.50. Sdneiue: gu
fubr $500, SerieuouHg 700; Yreiie oartirten
3tuiiheu $4.2Ouuo $4.75.-Sdaafe: 3Hfubr
900, &erenouug 700; 4reiie uariirten 3miz
ifen $3.50 uuO T4.75.
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Cine G1rfe.

Nn ane, nelde an BOI9sn 1on straightforward
uerp6ler Sbpddc, frhbem 9erfaa, gstlatt beg Dtans
nesfraftu. f. 10. le5eu, eHoe lp toHenltes gls5ePIs
nSm aRiifondr in ShbzAmtritl entosft. Shtft
asrsIHTtes gouusrt an 8sp. .Soepb8. Snman StatloR
%, ssps9 s9orts&ttq, (9ultaslSito&S4p4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08
Ser 0eIoutarft.

Nep CERT, 6. april. - 6otsen0es
fnb Die S6lubuotiruugen: GelO oilIete ju
la Yro6ent uno i4loB gu l ProSent. =
Sterlin9= 9Se6iel 4.8444.844 auf so Gage
unb 4.864-4.S64 auf Sift ft.-gunoes Sbltz
gationen 3=pro5. lO14, 4azpro3. 1921, 4spro3.
l214.-attien: abams' GrpreB 1873, Gens
ral=Bacific 3O4, Gbej.=Sbio Al, erie 124,
DO. 8riOr. 26, 2afe=SbOre SO, RS. @en=
tral S24, gtOrtb >gSeRern 94s, DO. PriOr. 1870,
N.zg. Central 88a, DO. grior. iz3, Ohio
Dtii. l3t, DO. BriOr. 65, Bittsburg 14O,
&eaoin9 lat, Rod=Sslaub 113, rlntoaz Baci-
fic Alt, BeftrnsllniOu 555.
,9albatiou. QelH uur IS Gents cine groBs
5lai4e. (84l
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Gin gSeittmd, iiber Otc Gonao.G onfcremi.

8erlin, I. april. - Gin 8eiBbud iiber
Nis tiir3lif bier abgebultene @ongo s@Onfe=
reH5 i6lj per0ffentlidt merbtu. Dem Sernehs
men mad mir6 bGiielbe MIR etnci, unpartet
iitcn Seridt Der &erbunolungen uu6 &et,,..s
tote Der Gonfereu3 enthQlteu.
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Der Srief oes 8rGii6cnteu Gleoe.
lamb oil oen @eneralpoitmeiiter iit meit
mebr on ben General Putlitus 9eridtet; in
oemielben itehen einige erfrii6enoe 8abr=
beiten, tuie J. .. folseuoe: rS4 balte es fir
rneine $ai6t, offentlide Seamte, Die es nit
ibren Bfi6teu Der &egierung se9eniiber 70
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W2aune8fraft
~N INTERCHANGEABLE.

Gin Cpitr friRsrrr GiHhtu t1slss RtrpsHi9pdet esr
isltt5rn 8eian sie ptrTlasn, bat, udbtm Ct als es
EaHutsn Witte ner3tbsus srsbtr ba sH siHfass Vtts
Der 6tlbfssilans snibtGt tpsits ssHlsd ssH aFE1@
esissRssu gufasidt Dlan ahrsiRrs:
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G;r g,snz zg)nrfpr 07;ftsr bnt Nsr )

Sin Neip=Yorfer 8ldter bat ser Oortigeu
aufii9ts tsb b 0rOe 5OlgenbeS su &e=
miitbe sefiibrt: DuSd iebe Oiegtotbpenbi9tett
nid)t ein," bemertte Der &ifter, yDaB Die
granb Srrp ieoen Nionat elm 0ampfbcot
niulmt uno BEN Sni ieln einen Seiu6 abitattet.
Die geamten tpifen bon Der ,lleberrai6una, !"
uub eS befiubet ii6 ielbitueritdnOli5 INNER
aaes in eoilanOlgs;r SrGnngs p IN, SD CLAUDE,
Elm Ser9niigeu einbiiben, aber oaS GOuntG
ben finanSiellen Sortbetl Sapou ,iebeu.""
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spatefte sntTsnad aria

Sulau0.
9teW- DOrt, I. &pril. - 9tngetOmmeu:
3ampfer oUtonica" BON Glasgow.
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Ser @enoel 8u.iiGI. .8ti.iuoien's.

2onbou, I. 2lpril. - 9a8 britii1e Dti.
ntitermm be8 2lu8wartigeu 0tr0iientlidte
beute Die GorreipouOeuS bejigtid) Der Inter
hanolungeu 5miiden @uglauO Uu0 Den Ser.
Stcaten gum 3mede eines &ertrag8, wtlber
BEN 6anOel Swiiten ben Ser. Staaten uuo
Sutiid= gSefiHoten regeln iou. Die Gorz
repOn0en3 beganu am 25. Gttober 1884 uuo
enbete am u. Sebruar, obne tbreu 3mef 3u
errei6en, iu0em @ngtanO nidt ali Die Sors
id)IGge Der Ser. Staaten etngln9.
Giuc Siu sur 0iusmciSuua Der SsSuit.,, nsr.
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Die 6ribiabrsw blen i'm B e
fen finb BON gutter Sorbebeutun9 fir bic
Democratic; Der Staat Nifigan puroe BON
ben 0emofraten nit acknowledgement Mebrz
beit qetponnen, uno in $bicaso unb ct. Souls
fnb @rfolse su per3eidneu. 9aB bic De-
mofraten in Cincinnati unterlagen, 1T gr6b<
tentbeis ibre eigene S6ulo, mir fOnnen es
nur bebauern, oab madere beuide Gambia
ten Sieie Siinoen Der bemofratti6en Qtaisla=
tur uub Der @incinnatier p8o5e" in Gincin=
natl biiBeu mubteu. Su elmer 9anjen 8eibe
bon StGSten SbiO's bat bic 0emOfratie
elGnSen6 geiie9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08

neoaiuifte ggcnhafteu baben, neientlitl sur Reis
nt9uH8 oeS Hitoa9ebroteneH uno eritOpiteu Sora
pers, oas cine id1neIle, aHgcnebme itdleEE
5ebanbluu8 unb oaueru0e 9eilung gegd9It.
. { y ant
pre tlnr uub ihon, rudloem utca o24 So ,,,,-..
einigC EGge gGbruudt bat. &45Svrp .laparilIah
ciieT uHo NQutausItldQe asrStr 6nnem, pnta
unb @eldmure alsbaA atpai' otleu9L SaIGsh
&uslddaen Der &uaen user an Stf9pgeln'
Seine, Seblc uaa g oes RunoeS, Der 9brenS
itd eHtlUeAgy De- - riien leoet, melhe Auslnlaee
C5CbrIUda ! ungcbeen Trantbetten ODER pom
aaa' Sa @ aaO S'aS5s aass5 GS 5a 5as'n asn Spfaf @ aa
-aH9 oeTIailen, nGnH Der @5e6raucb 6es SdriapaS
.ll0n ene gent9en3 ian9e 3eit iortgeIeBt nir6, um
einen @inorut aui oen Srgansmu5 Bu MAIDEN.
Sine Bl0lhe bon 0ieiem ent5dlt Inebr tuirtIame
&rBnciitohe, ais lC0es dnoere UtiteI elm G6eel0HeI
pOu pou beiem mint 70 uel, pie iini bis feds Ibeea
lofcl BON nnoeren Y2itten Se betern Bu BADEN,
Brets 81 90 pro Rtdide.
Sr. NanmG9'S rCanlirCn0c 8iltd.
oa8 n1dd)hge geber= uuo Wagen=6eilmit.cl,
Soli9 olne Beigeitmad, elegant nit llBem Sara
9aeITt, purauen, re8ulreH, reini9en unO trdittsea
Rabmap's BttIen sur 6etTung auer geaaens,
Gebtr@y @eodrnts, gdtren uHb SlalenleiSen 9-gtaIs
H9telt, uppetuntn8cb uhutetUBHCd, Beritopfuna,
unperoaulidfeit 3pspeplte, GdlcnIeiOeu, 5ie6er,
lHtcretb5en5uH6ung, 9dmOrrboi0eH uHo aller Stoa
IHn9cn Der @iuGepeloe. 9fetn pe9et ubiliih, tein
SpUr pon Wertur, Uttnerolten oocr iqdoItten DrOS
9usn.
n8 Ran 6eattle foIgeHOe Spmptome uon aranFS
heiten Der 8ereuuungs orgGnc: 8Cropiun9 innerlidc
odmou5oioeH, &mtwaluns ua1 Dem Ropfe, Sdure
i'm qRaaeH, ucbelfeit SoObyeHEen, Gel uor oem &is
fen, giaQeH6riftr, iCEres AlifoGeu, itnten6e obeI
bebeRbc @npftH6ung m Der Dlagengrube, Se6eu bes
--~scfs grilidcHbcS &fiab Osm tte3en, 5lefeu pbeI
$,-y >.u &useH 5ieGer uno oumpfe @bmerbeH
blote uol g. auSbhnituna, gelbeS Auslebcl
IN &opIc, NtaH9e a.. ""7lrl, @hmsrBeH In
oer 6aut uno oer Augcn, Seul" @r@aquRk
Der grIi uno In ben GjucoCrH, pIoBuue -
oon 9iFe, 8renuen Oes iSeiides.
@n9C 8oien 0on Raomab'S Qiueu perben Den
Sorper BON ouen ohen9enaHnten 3rautbeen 6efreien,
4reiS 25 Gents Die S6adtel.
Sci alien Apotbeferu an babeH.
Nan Iaie: Is alitb uno gB Babr."
W1dH idide cine 8rieimGrit on HaOmaH d Co.,
Vr. 80, QGauer= Str., Gem= gorF.
Ia SeIeburg, GaUienoe pou Dollars mertb, Drb
Haiur Bu9eitlidt.
IN ba8 8ubIifum.
Berlar9t ia uur 9iaomap's un5 adtet 6araui, boa
Der Vome "9ia5Daq" itd9 uui bem 9efouiten drIiFei
befr6ct.
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@inc 9iH 5ur Musmciiung Der SEinittn Der
norfcn.

IuJluHe QeL XXI. SluultIb GllYlAH.
Sine Siu sur 4ustpciiung Der S!iait;n ucrs
puricu.
2ouooH, 7. glprtl. - 0a8 Bar!ameut
Der Sniel SerIep bat mad bibiger Debate etue
Sill berporfen, uelfe Die IuSmeiuug Der
Seiutten BON oer Sniel Oeror0ncte.
Die triidIe Rct1c oeS 9rimIcn bon g8ales.
2On0Ou, I. gpril. - Der grin; bon
9SaIes retite beute 2lbeHO BON bier mad Srz
LAMB ab.
Seine @emablin uuO ieiu dlteiter Sobn
8rtnS gilbert Sittor beGleiteteu ibn. Die Sc
ielIidait begiebt iit uOn bier na6 0olplano,
ron NO aus iie Itd) mad Dublin einid)iffen
tutr6. 9ie 6erSUqe bon goinburgb II. CANT
bridge, 8rinjeiitu youiie uno anoere 0ltgliez
Ser Der f0ntglifen Tanlilie begleiteten Die
9feieuben nah oem Sutton Sabnbofe uno
nabmen bort Qbifie0 Don linen. S6qletd
Die Qbreiie in aQer Stile eriolgte, mar BEN
nod cine 0roBe Solf8menge am 8abnbofe
oeriammelt unO brad)te 0od)rufe auf bic Sou=
riften aus.
Bic Cholera lit Spanteu.
2onbon,7. Qpril. = ,3ablreide 9ooe81
fGlle iino in Satiou, Spanten, einqetreten.
9ie &er3te erfldren priUattn, Die Seritorbe=
nen eien Der Cholera erle9en, alleiu in ibrer
amtlifen geridten an Die SanitGt3beb0rOe
pirb bic 3ooesnriadle nift erlpdbnt. Die
Siolirung aller Srunten tit je0c9 ueuerotng8
aneeoroHet pOroen.
90 Maorio, 7. Qpril. - 8G6reno Der oers
gangeuen 2Sode ftarben III Satiua in Der
8ro0in3 Galencia 20 8eronen all elmer Seu-
de, Die man fir Cholera bGlt. @eitern ira
ten 80 iueitere @rfrautungen unO 7 5ooe8=
fdue elm. Die Breiie uno bas Bublifum itn0
ieit iiber5eugt, oaB bic 8ranfbeit mlrflld)e
aTatide Cholera lit.
ans GeBpten.
9ougola, 7. Qpril. = Natrihten aus
Goroofan beitdtigen bic Qugaben iiber cine
9lebeuion gegen ben MabOt in ieuer groutn3,
uno meloeu, baB Der Sflapenbunoel bort
pieoer in boiler 8liitbe ftebt.
Rarft ano S6rIe.
2iperpool, 4. 4pril, 1880 MittagS.
- Saummoue: gittelorte Sberlduoer 5;
Ditto. gtetp=Srleans 61u6.-9te Sertdufe
betrugen 10000 galleu, Equalization uno
Nusiubr 1000, 3ufubr %, 900.
gonbon, A. Aprtl. - Ser. Staatens
Sbligatipnen: 4=proj. 124s, Ditto. 4tspro3.
l144, bE uerIGngerte 5=pro3. 1O44.-4ttien:
&.z@.zgS. 29s, DO. 2. II, @rie 12j, DO. 2.
545, Netp=0orf= f=@eutrnl 90, Benui. Central
55, Sus. Central l2S4, &ea6ing II, Gdua=
biauz8acific 384, Mericau 81, ct. Baul
Common III.
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Sihere 6eiluug rpirb burd ben beriibms
ten S6me5ensftiQer uSt. 5atob'S Cel"
bel Rbeumati8mu8 uno aHbereH luBereH
SdmerZeu betpirft.
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SoOesfaae bon SelttI6cn,
WsIdbe seitern i'm biefi8eu Samitats sSas
reau 0ftgemeIpet uuroeH,

5einrid Saarper, 81 Sabre alt eungenz
Gut5tnoung.
Samuet 5raut 65 Sabre, 6srSlej6en.
SObaune5 8oIL IS Sabre Wonate un0 II
1nae, Altersihndde.
gfitotaus , limiting, 66 SABRE, Gebertrsbs.
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Baltimore gtcbmdrfte.

uSol0atton=Gel" fir Renideu unb gieb.
% SeutS. (9A
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9r. NnotuaO'S
SarS0pGri4tAtt HeIolOent,
Mnt nrnSn NAIAA4nnIaInAa

- 6Hl tltuH9 uller
trouiihenSrantbeiteu, StropbelH, ,S6miuO.
iudt, 0riiicnleioeu, @ei6miire, tbruui.
idenGbeumati8muS, 8oie, gtiereuz,
8laien= uno Geberbei i9merOen,
8gSpepite, gHH9eu= uuO
6ebl Qei0en.
IS rtinjgt bas 8lut uuo felt Die @eIHu6beit unA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08

foipie aud bon Ipparaten unb Ban6a9en fir ale
Hrten Berinftaltungen II. W2sbtIbunsen bes menibz
ud,en S6rpers. 9ansidbrise praftiihe grfahrun9en,
fpeIhe mir uns in europa, mie aud in bieien Sanbe
erfporben, inb Siueifesobne Die uraten unieres gez
5dbaftszgrfolees. Das Ieibenbe Bublifum, fuelpes
nod por elmer turoen Spaune 3et feline 8ebhrfntiie
I'm 5ernen Often befriebisen muBte, fin6et nunmehr
In Baltimore ndlt nur etnen lieerun9sfdbisen iSaa
Ddbnter IrtifeI Die So. IerBte, iotuie aud ins
BeIonbere bos leoenbe 4ublfum nt6hten mir auf unz
Iere anatpmiidl enrreft eeforntteu 9rnd bdnt
Der aAimertiam MAIDEN. Mebr, alS 10000 Ri=
8riden Sebaftete ie9lihen GIters uno @eihIed1ls
eonIultirten 9rn. Wilms unb fpur6en nit einem il=
berf preisDIrbigen, oauerbaften, Die eeoen erIeis
ternoen Sruhbanoe oerieben.
nnier Santen 5epartertent, bon competenter
pebIiher Sebienuns 9eletet, entbdt elm uoatdnbees
Eager pom llnterIeibsbtnoen, Sprfsen, GefS6s
GratSbaItern, &ra6en, $s6rrobren &C. &C.
llnier &ager funftItd3er Renidlers Iueen tn
cas bebeutenbite iiblih Don yteu<gorf. (5ebr1 1S)
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The German Correspondent

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Shorter time in proportion; Weekly and iS,indGa
postage prepaid, with Inducements to clubs, 81 SO
paper, without Daily or Weekly, 81 per annum.
The Best and Cheapest German paper In the
Middle and South bern States.
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Spbn Road uno Der n2oIpbta."
te samtIte,r pon sIettsn.efniterem.

uGOenln9@ @StQr" lQ9t IN leller beHtGQen
gusgabe: ySetretdr 2BbitneD duBerte be1te
in eiuer ltnterre6un9 nit einem Seridter=
ftatter, Die &erieBung BON Sffi3ieren be8
aiiatil6eu @ei6maoerS, Die erfolate, neil Die
betreifenOen SffiSiere ibre 6antilien nm itt
batten, iei fein Seweis, baB Der @rlaB, IN
SOlge beHen Dies oerbOten mar, in Strait
bleiben tpiirOe. giS Oieier @rlaB Dlberruen
iei, miifie er ieoof Dur9gefibrt meroen.
9teie Ditttbeilrng i6eiut ansubeuten, baB
Der Oiesbe5i9li6e @rlaB Setretdr @banOler'S,
tpeIdler inter ben 6lottenoffi5ieren iebr unz
beltebt iit, nidt mebr Ian9e III Strait ietu
min. !"
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9tr. 81.
N. N. N.
2iaOiuap's 3eaOp 2tetief.
Sic brFsn unO biaigFen
GantIiett We0t5ine4t lac Der g8eIts

9ttlt uno perAItet:
ed1"aPien, 9sbHetssn
GntShnSunstn, RbeaatattsnstS,
9serpenpeb,
&opfmeb, 3abnibmerien,
SruitbefIemnluap,
Htbem befd fdbperOeH.
Us hetltote dr9ten Shmer5en In einerbis 20gnuien.
9ttht cine StInoe ldrqer
braudt Semanb, Der bieie AnSeige 9eIeIen bot,
Sd1mer5 80 IeiOetl.
&aomog'8 Ready Relief 1T Elm 6etlmitteE
9e9en 1eeen S6mer;, Serfuuhunaeu,
2uethun9en, 6iidens, Brufs
uuo 9lieoeribmer;eu.
9s mar oaS erfte uR6 bIebt
Dns etn3tgc S1mcr3Cns=6ei(mitteL.
bas auaenblidh Die ibredlfhHen stbmrr.sn ana
uno Snt5nnouu9en unb SIutaH6rana Iin6erl, oIfihs
pte, ob e IN Der Sunge, i'm DlaqeII, ben Gin9smsi.
Den, ben Drhlen ODER anoeren SreaRen auftretsi.
nenh man g eihmal OenuPt.-Benn ein AnfalI BON
Sttn8enettt3itnStttt9
Der etne Snt5nnouna oer Hneren Grq1ne o6er beT
Shleimbdute, nahoem man fitb Der 9Glte Ser R6Fe
~. ausgeieB bat, i'm IHBu9e III, leae man Ioiort
elnen NIT RaoDap's Gelb1 Relfe beEfribra
nen BlansuzSdppcn auf Die ron SutanfGauna oSer
Snt5unoup9 gn9eariitene 8orgeritele Das iptTb IaR
aleFnnl Der @h5hnolng @inbalt tbun unb 6urC, sc
@e9enIeltun9 uHo aus9eiduH9 bes SluiumlalI{sS
on otr Stele ben Bdteuten fllriren, 2llr neitersu
See9run9 lels man Die um Die 6laIhe aetpideIten
@ebrauhsanDe, luuaen."
YIN 2heelotel pOl III etn EN- baLben @las RON
gBoier turrt in penigeH Wlinuten 3rduue gr6mnfr
Wlo9enidure, SObbrenHen, Wcrpoftdt, G5ctIodoFo~
ett, btltoies 9opfpeb, 8urthiuu, Rubr, 2olif Yi6.
bun9en uno aue tnnerlihen Shmeraen.
WSen6e olten fet5 cine iSaidle ron Rabman'R
Reabp ReIief bel iih troeen. gtlibe Tropfen
oaoon, in aBaer 9etbon, beuaeu aGen ben Rranfbei~
ten uno 6amit perfnupften get6en, Die aus Dem @eS
brauh un9eluobnlideH Grintmaiiers eutIfeben, Dor.
Ss " EN- beiisrss Stimulons, aIs GraudbranHtRetn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08

2OuooH, 7. 2lpril. - 9aS Barlameut
Der Sniel 5eriep bat mad bitiger Debate etue
Sill berWorfen, melde Die Gu5meliuug Der
Seiuiten BON BET Sniel ueror0ncte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08
leot i1tr nt@t Mepr laH9e III &ra1I
o."
0icbieud,cn int @eitem.

GommiiiGr Coleman pom 2t9rifultltrz0e=
partement miro in etrpa elmer gSod)e aus
Dem &eiten Sutiidfebreu uuo Die Serlual=
tun9 ieines QmteS antreten.
Sn Mifiouri uno in anoereu meitlld]en
Staaten lift Die 2uu9enleudJe inter Dem JttuO=
pieb pieber aufgetreten. Ser meme &oms
miiidr piro iofolt ietne game aufmerfiam=
teit aui Die beiten MetbOOen Sur Setdmpfung
Der aranfbe1t rihten.
sirtei+afr5fte IN, sSfrrou SsS ,sueifrr 1luSie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08

Gin gSaffcnitiuitamo uuo SricocnsprdIinis
uarien.-5as Trparamm oes nencn iranz
s6fiidlcu &abinets. - SntereHante Grz
tlarung oes 9rem;ermiuiiters 9riHon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-04-08
9SAOtUNW'S
Observation-Disclosures

! Scilmltte, oeiien 8ctanOtbeue auBeroroentlibtn
meoitiuiite gigcHtaiten babeH, ueientlid sur Reis
| ni9UHa 6es Ht0ergeGroteIieH un6 eritopfteu Rora
| pers, ous cine dncIlt, nHgenebme itdleFE
| SebanoIuu9 unb oauerube Seilung gewd6rt, :
- 6 D u ~"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-04
The AbOrigines of China.

The southern portion of the present
domain of China, comprising nearly
one third of the whole. is compara-
lively recent addition to the empire,
having come under the jurisdiction of
the son of Heaven only 1000 years
ago. The original inhabitants of this
broad territory were easily subjugated.
Portions of them were attached to their
conguerors as vassals or slaves, and
gradually, by intermarriage and the
adoption of the customs of the Chi
nese, lost their identity and were alb
sorbed by the more powerful race.
Traces of this original element are
still to be found in many localities, es-
pecialiy among the mountains, and
may be seen in peculiarities of speech,
customs, and physiognomy. The boat
people, everywhere regarded as an in
ferior race, and numbering in the city
of Canton alone O,000 souls. are sup
posed to be the descendants of this in
digcnouS race. In the mountain range
which forms the northern border of the
three southern provinces. and is a con-
tinuation of the great Himalayan
liS oNtA lOp lIlDNS VI az
original people. who have constantly
maintained their independence against
Chinese aggreSSiOns. Comparatively
little is known of them, but from the
information derived from travellers,
they seem, with but few exceptions, TO
be all of one race, and to be nearly
allied to the Shans and Karens of Bur-
nah. the Laos tribes. and those of the
interior regions of Cambodia and Co
chin China. The sublime self-conceit
of the Chinese, and their indifference
to everything outside of themselves, Is
strikingly seen in the fact that in all
the centuries during which they have
lived in constant contact with these
various tribes they have learned but
little tn It is reliable concerning their
customs, habits of life, traditions, Ian
guage or government A few individ
uals have become interested, and have
left brief accounts and some rude
sketches, which are all the sources
of information from the Chinese side
that are available.-C. b. Henry, in
Washington Republican.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-04

Captain F. NJ. Duffey. newspaper
man, well-known in Tennessee. was
for a time editor of the Franklin Ky.
Patriot. One evening, shortly after he
began work on the Patriot, the fore
man went into the editorial room and
said:
Captain. left some proofs there
on your desk. | wish you would read
them tonight for have to makeup
early in the morning.
Il have an engagement to take a
young lady to moonlight picnic to-
night" the captain ruefully replied.
Cant help that, we must have the
proofs. 1t won't take You long
The captain broke his engagement
and went to work. There were only
three columns OF long primer, but mis-
taking the advance slips of a stereo-
typed story to be the proof sheets re-
ferred to. he devoted himself to them.
a cherries task. indeed. for thew told
all about Rachael, the Miser's Daugh-
ter"
Early the next morning when the
foreman reached the Office and saw
the mistake, he promptly exploded.
The captain had read thirty-siN col
umns and had found a turned comma.
On his desk, the following note was
found:
Have worked all night on these
id proofs and have found one error.
You've got a splendid lot of compost
tors, ! must say. but notice they set
fiction much better than they do To-
cal matter. '-.lr&GHsdJC TrCCgIcr.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-04
NOT A pROrECrIONIsT PER Sc.

The most significant fact in connection
with the late visit OF Hon. Sam. Randall
20 the South is that he everywhere
reiterated the statement in his public ad-
dresses that he was not a protectiOnist
per Sc.
Now, the fact may not be familiar to the
generality OF readers, but is nevertheless a
truth, that John C. Calhoun declared sub
stautislly the same sentiments in lsl6,
" hen he first began to show his hand on
the subject which led him and his state
straight to nullifcation.
Mr.. Randall knew that he was in the
atmosphere of Calhounism, OF nullifca-
ton, and OF uhrepentant secessionism,
and it is not illogical 10 suggest that he
was aiming to show Lat he occupied com
mon ground with those who invented and
cherished the old heresy which SO long
pl agued and finally threatened to destroy
the nation.
If Randall is not protectionist per Sc,
the difference between him and Waterson
is only shadow; and yet the latter is
recognized as the most blatant and heroic
Of all the nti-protectionists.
Is not Randall getting ready to sell him
self "ior mess of pottage" to the powers
which seem to have control of the Demo
cratic party?