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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
Both Handed People.

1t is supposed to be great misfortune
to be left-handed; but it is not at least a
misfortune to be merely right-handed-
why not be both-handed We do not
often realize what a useless and ineffec-
tive member this poor left hand of ours
is until our right arm is disabled in some
way or burdened with fretful baby who
must be held while we want to work.
Now, if we could only sew or write with
the left hand, what blessing ii would
be. Then, too, the right hand may be
lost by some accident, when the use of
the left hand becomes prime necessity.
Now, why not teach children to be both
handed? They naturally use both hands
with equal ease, and why should they
not be trained TO use both with equal
facility? 1t is cruel to tie up child's
left hand when he attempts to use it
unless he uses it to the exclusion of his
right hand-since it practically mains
him for life. Constant use of the right
hand makes the right side of the body
larger and stronger than the left, which
is in itself reason for not doing so. Let
children have the free use of both hands,
and encourage them in it. While nearly
all machinery and working implements
are constructed to be operated with the
right hand, there is little enough encour-
agement for the left hand.-Housekeeper
DwsoMANIA.-Among the many cures"
in Europe is one for consumption, in
which buttermilk, if not the only is the
main article of diet These cures are To-
Gated in hilly districts where walking is
pleasant when the weather permits, and
it is more than probable that the benef-
cial effects experienced after living in
| these resorts are due in great measure
to the open-air life, the exercise and the
breething ofupland air in which there
is plenty of oxygen to arterialize the
blood. Then, undoubtedly, the butter
milk itself is therapeutic agent if used
judiciously. 1t has proved effective in
Bright's disease, diabetes, as well as lung
disorders; but a discovery has been
made in these buttermilk cures" which
may or may not have important conse-
quences. 1t was noticed that persons
addicted to the excessive use of wines
and liquors had their unnatural thirst as
suaged when living exclusively upon
| buttermilk. Indeed, there was no de-
sire for any kind of liquid after having
partaken of it copiously. To test this
matter thoroughly, the buttermilk cure
is to be tried in inebriate asylums. 1t is
doubtful, of course, if anything will cure
a confirmed drunkard of his passion for
strong drink, but it may wean moderate
drinkers from taste which they are
slowly acquiring. This is a matter of SO
much importance that physicians and
others who have charge over partial OF
confirmed inebriates should test this
buttermilk cure thoroughly it may moi
do much good, but it can do no harm
There are some mineral waters which
for time at least, allay n craving fol
strong drink. This is true, it is claimed
Of the hot springs of Carlsbad.-DemoreS
Monthly for October.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
The longest life is short at best.

ne lOllBcSI me 10 s|lOlt az Dest'
An can preach by good example.
Do all you can to make home
happy.
Make the most of life's opportun-
tiles.
Be firm in the cause of truth and
right.
Some men have the key of knowl.
edge and never enter it.
Discomfort is the want of self-re-
lance it is infmity of will.
Base all your actions upon a
principle of right preserve your
integrity of character, and in doing
this never reckon on the cost.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
JOHN r. sTRATToN.
40 Maiden Lane, New York

conn lnnin presents given away. Send set
DAUUyUUUpostage, and by mail you will gel
start you in work that will at once bring you Ia
money faster than anything else in AmeTica. Al
about the $4,000 in presents with each box
Agents wanted everywhere, OF either SEX Of al
ages, for all the time, or spare time only to work
for US at their own homes. Fortunes for all work
ers absolutely assured. Don't delay. II. Hallet
Il Co., Portland, Maine
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

Trains marked with run daily.
A New York and Washington Express
also leaves Philadelphia at 4:02 P. NJ,
arriving at Newark at 5:l5 p. NJ, which
stops to take or leave passengers on
giving notice to the conductor or agent.
j. II. Wood General Passenger Agent.
j. G. Shivler, Agent at Newark.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
INsOLUBLE SILICA. &C.;
READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY.

JAMES FELTON, ESQ President of the sewas9gn R. Co stewastown
wonderful effect the growth and
its effect the land acng
repeatedly side with ground
bone
anera tuseo
daJle fertilizer he market
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
0rchilla Guano !!
The Great Soil Enricher
Best and Cheapest for Corn, Wheat and Grass.

oRCLA GUANo positively permanently eacs he land that
increases The improves The quality e grain and that never fails to
succeeding which 1000 farmers
Maryland Virginia West Virginia. and Penn
pam days hold
confidence Orchia States the phosphate
without g and these feizing properties in oha
silently incorporating themselves with
ANALYSIS BY PROF. T0NRY.
ANALYTICAL LABORATORY ~ N. HOLIDAY ST,
BALTIMORE, May 1885,
Sample of April Philadelphia by
marked From stock warehouse of r. A. Woodbridge Co., yields
the following results:
Moisture 1909 c 826 cent 1852 pounds
Organic Matter 1850 per cent Sl2
SOLUBLE IN WATER:
Chloride of Potassium 20 per cent 10 pounds
1857 cent 334
suphate of Lime 10 per cent a.
Phosphate of Lime SO7S per cent pounds
Carbon of 1880 per
4496 per cent
SOLUBLE IN DILUTE ACID:
phosphate q Mognesia ,d POS per cent IGi . pounds
Sequ oxide o. ron
= per
NsOLUBLE SILICA &cj 80 ct Is. pounds
pounds.
Readily Available Phosphoric Acid l466 per cent.
Gradually S25 per cent
Phosphoric Acid per
Phosphate of Lime 5000 per cent
Phosphate of Lime, dried 1890 cent
Total Magnesia 264 per cent
pound worth Ss7z4 whilst its other ingredients added there
combination which impossible
But fertilizer crop
on the that demonstrate agricultural aU.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

IIrI Nor working people. Send 10 cents posi-
Hi page, and we will mail you free, royiS,I III
Ill valuable sample box Of goods that VIZ VIZ
s'@-i put you In the way OF making moi moi
money in a few days than you thougnit
ever possible at any business. Capital not requii,v
You can live at home and work In spare time oniS
or all the time All OF both sexes, OF all agS od
grandly successful so cents to % easily ehin tst
every evening That all who want work may W. a.
the business, we make this unparalleled onel. :,
all who are not well satisfied we will send ~ 70 ps
for the trouble OF writing Full particular; sly
rections, etc, sent free Immence pay aDsoiunH
sure for all who start at once. Don't delay nv
dress stlnson q % Portland, Malne
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

Hardness and precipitation are
extremes equally to beavoided.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
1T WILL PAY

Anyone
servbe
as $780,
all huk and good Nc
for under beds
& Markets ree,W
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

Wilmington, daily Fourth Wharf 700 and 1000
and 1870 On Sundays 1880 m, 1870 and $3.50 p m.
a
at 10 and Boat Philadelphia from Chestnut street wharf
m. m.
Sundays from Chestnut street wharf 1890 and 4S Wharf below
Chestnut Wilmington
las and On Sundays at and llS0 14 and $50
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
HEAR A FEW FROM DELAWARE

ALEWIs FISHER LoN writes July
where $50 lbs alongside of barry
reports
The continued drought this section
Orchfla; while fertilizers burning
shOus a dark greer.
this spring aonsde Of barnyad much
the shall orchia this fall dressing
October
oh this spring broadcast 400 lbs acre and has given
filled shall seed the land to oats and clover the spring without add
tona Am using it on wheat this fall
JONES' writes
used orchia Guano 1889 on wheat very poor land and although
after blowing and had splendid and the beauty Of that
will apply this winter for next for satisfied of efficiency
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
NORTH.

Passengers leaving Newark at 1855 a. m. on New.
ark and Perryyille Accommodation may take the
Fast Mail at Perry'ille for Baltimore at S:49, at
rlying at Union Station at 945 a. M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-30
S(rbetf tttt0 2ohtt.

@Ieoelan6, o, 80. Suli. - Die 8ube
in Der IS. @arb ipuroe geitern 0tor9en bur6
einen An9rifi, tpelder Striter auf imei Or
better ma6teu, unterbro9en. lin bier ubr
Otorsens periammelte fi6 Elm Saufen mi!
Sniippeln bewafineter Iusitdnbiser in Der
9iGbe Der Sabriten; se9en iieben llbr batten
iid mebrere Sunoert OerIelben bort etn9efun=
BEN uno bsnabmen fid) in llrmenoer 9Seiie.
Gs maren feline 8oliSilten am Blab, uHb Die
Striter slaubten fi6 6erreu Der Situation.
Otebrere 2eute, meldle III bem 6ofe Der Sa'
brit nit Geparaturen beid)aiti9t maren, tpnr
ben pcn oem Saufen attadirt, unO SameS
Otap, iopie Elm Nrbeiter, beiien Jiame Ti6t
ermittelt wuroe, erlitten idlimme SerletHn'
gen. Sur5 Oarouf lan9te Ser9eant Sbonlp'
ION OH, melf)er Die 2erte auseinanoer trteb'
Snbtanapolis, 80. Suli. - 9eiterr
iielten Spinreriunen, ,oie in elmer Baum.
poufabrif 81 @pansuille, Sno., beId1dfttg
puren, in 6Ol9e elmer ibnen an9etinot9ter
2obnrebuition BON 10 Iro3eut Die 9lrbeit eln
9ittsburg, &u., 90. Suit. - 9lt
clearinghouse gltr= =SrafesGomp." bat tbrer
Angeitellten cine &obnreouttion bon bis 81
SS5 8rO3ent unsetiinoist, uelfe ont l. Gu
auit in Strait treten ioQ.
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ssteoer eime sentadper srasoste.

2ouiSpille, 6p., 27. Suit. = Gtne
ifredlide SrasDbie wtro aus Inoerions 60, /,
Sp., aemeloet. Sorace @tullen, elm 2anbs
urbeiter, bate elmer Shrpefter Der @ebriioer
6owaro, Siobert uno POrter 5a'ptins ben
Sol aemiad,t unD ipdter oerleumoerilde 9e=
ridte iiber fie in llmlauf seiset. Die Brit
Der, welden Dies gu Obren fam, forberteu
0iuuen uuf, ioiOrt auf Seiahr lelHss Sebens
Die @eeeno 81 perlaifen, allein er tebrte fid
nid1t bGran. Die griiber eridienen Oarauf
bsrpafinet Dor Oem 9anie, n pelseur iia
0lulen aufbielt, unb fOrSerten i sr auf, berz
aus ,u tonlmen. Otutlen trut INIT eirlem
sfrOtqeiuebrt Dor bic 94Ar, NIB ale Be-
tbeiliate aaben iaft 81 sI.i6es 3elt Seuer.
WlullSn's gemebr mar nit 9tebpofeu 9elas
BEN, uno @OwurS unO 9fObert 5awtins NUT
ben bur6 ben eriten S6uB ausenblidli4 sez
toStet. 0iullen perpnnbete ben YOrter Sam
inns bur4 isinen smsitsn S9uB unS entflOb,
Obne islbit irsenb eine Ser!ssun9 erlitten 81
baben. 8orter SawiinS' g8uuOe iit nidt sez
fGhrlidl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-30
Bic Giieninouitric.
Ncbespro0uttion tino ArbciternmruHen.-St
Nabrifatipn pom 9sfiemer= StabI.

gtew Dorf, 30. Suli. = Die v4mer!
can Steel= & Sronz zGiiociation" bat Don be |
Sabrifanten geuaue Statiititen iiber Die Bro.
button BON 8obeien uno Seiiemer- Stabl in
ben Ser. Staaten mGbreno Der eriten 6Glfte
bon 1885 erbalteu. Die Yro6uftion bon
3tobeilen betru9 in Der erIten SGlfte Don 1885
2,15O,8l6 9tetto Sonnen BON $500 Bfuno
gegeu , ,267 ,021 Sonuen in Der erfen 0Glfte
BON 1884 uno 1922 1893 Sonneu in Der
;meiten 6Glite. 9ie SorrGtbe BON 9tobeiien,
an 9ano uno nnoerfauit i'll o1n0en Der BRO
ouSenten ODER ibrer 9lgenten, betrugen AM
ShluIie Der eriten S0Glfte bon 1885 G92 ,9l6
9tetto Sonnen gegeu 593, 900 5onnen am
S6luIie BON 1884 uno $50, 800 SOnuen am
SdluIIe bon 1888. Die 3unabme Der Sor=
rGtbe in Der erfen SGlite BON 1885 betrug
1O0, 900 Sonnen. 8orrdtbe bon polSfoblenz
9tobeten nabmen i'm erenSablabr nm 25,-
908Sonnen II. pon bltumtnolem Roeelle1 nm
40,398 SOnnen 5u, Sulammen 99,9l6 &on%
nen. 9Ius bieIen Stattitlten ld]lteBt Der Se=
fretGr Der Ghoctation, Dap Die 6abrttanten
pon Hobeiien, ipeiiea Die bon meltllfem BIZ
tumin6ien 9tObeien, ,pdhreno Der erlten
SGlfte bieies Sabres iiberproOuStrt baben.
Die @rbeiterunruben in ben tueltlid1en
8al;perteu mer0en fir oieie Inhdufun9
non btuulinGiem 9fcbeiien perantmortlit
9ealaft. @r hdlt es iiir untlu9, Die Otffes
rens Stpiiheu Eroouftion unb @onium lebt
nod gr6Ber 3u MAIDEN, es lei oenn, ote Sab
rifanten lpefuliren arf elm Stei9eiI Der Yrelie.
Seit benz l. Sanuar iilo bier neue Sod)0ien
aebaut poroen, unS 595 6odOfen beTtnoen
iid) 9e9enmGrtig in 8etrleb. 78 Iino gan;
BON ser Qiite geitri6en, ra iie niemals lpieSer
ben Setrieb auinebmen meroen; oapon emit
fallen auf Yenuipluanieu %, Neps 9orf y,
Sentudp Il, aui anOere Staaten bis A.
Die Yrobuftion bon Seilemer =Stabl betru9
in Der eriten SGlfte bon 1885 763,344 Son=
men eegen 723, $50 Sonnen in fer Stpetteu
Salfte bon 1884 uno 976,945 Sonnen in oe>
erIten !6aIfte BON 1884. Dies Sei9t fir baS
erfte Salbjabr 1885 cine 3unahme BON 3d.
694 Conner gegen Die aweite 9dltte bon
1884, mas Der erb0bten gtahIrage pan Bel
| Iemer<Stabl fir 9tdgel uno anoere Swede
als fir S6ienen 5ugeihrieben miro. SH
Serglei6 nit Der eriten 61lfte BON 1873 iei9
bas erIte Salbiobr BON 1885 cine Gbnabm
BON 53,6O1 Sonnen. SeiiemerzStablI6te
nen nuroen I'M erfen Salbjabr 1885 452, ,44t
Sonnen fabri;irt gesen 593,370 Eonnen il
Der eriteit snO 523, Psi Sonnen in Der Stpet
ten SGlfte ron 1884. Sic Broouftlon al
6erofrliditabI betrug i'll BEN erlten led)S Wto
naten bes Sabre8 1885 67 1888 SonneH 9e9el
71,744 Sonnen in berIelben YerioSe oeS 90
| riaen SahreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-30
Dot, etae,st 9oltstitea sei6oiftn.

Buffalo, H.=D., 90. Suli. = gSdbreno
eiues Streites mit$inem BOli,tffeu. tpurOe
aeitern Woraen su friiber Stunoe @oparo
&eld, BON @aftsSerrps StraBe, burA etuen
Sdus id,mer pertpunbet. Sn gfr. 2O7, @ait
Serrhs StraBe, murbe Elm Sans absehalten,
uub ais Yoiisiif Sommon bas 9ofal nm ;wei
llbr Wloraens paiiirte, itaneen cine aniabl
Burden uno 0fao6en auf oem SeiteHwege.
@r iaqte ibuen, fis iOllteu F4 entfernen, bod
IeiIfeten jie bem Sefebl fein @ehor. Gs fam
an eiuem Streit, unS Der Boll;iit madte bon
Ys,ner Wafie @ebraua. sseld pirS mabr-
iteinIicb fterbeu.
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0(uS Mcrffo.

Stabt M&erifo, 80. Suli. - u0a 81
nina Mercantile," biefges Organ Der Dgta=
tiOnuIbant," perDfentlidt einen Seridt iiber
eue in gngiauO erbObene meritauiife 2lnz
leihe BON $lOO, ,OCO. 9aS ndmlide Slatt
er!pdbut, OuB Elm brttiider 2lgeut bier angez
iommen 1T, nm Sas amsritaHiife Snterefe
in ben meriIaniiAen gabuen fir en9iide
Gompagnie n an5utuufen. Gae oieie Shritte
fteben i'm @inflanse nit Der proletttrten b1tz
tif. .nmeritanildel SanbelsaaiuuS, welde
hier eneraiid, befiirmortet tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-30
Gbarles u. Grtttent0tG,
S6tFStt0d1rtd1tetI

Seiteun augefOmmen: 9ampfer ,gie6.
more" bon Eioerpool, v6aOauua" BON Wefz
goint, Sa.
Gefern flarirte bon bier Der 9ampIer
Experiment" mad gembern, RzG.
@eitern BON bier abgefabren: Dampfer
y2lmeritd" mad Bremen.
SOrgeferu traf Der 8ampfer y,6auODeriau"
BON bier III Sloerpool eiu.
@eltern iegelte Der 0ampfer pSrdnmoren
bon 2iUerpool bierher ab.
Der 0ampier 0urmiu" bon bier III gez
iterH III GoHoon eIu9etrOHen.
Bsweeuaasn Der CBsanoampfer.
SnlQuo.
Rew Dorf, 29. Suli.-Gngefomneu:
8ampier p@anaoa" bon 6aOre.
6eute trafen bic 8ampier p8obna" BON
Qeitb unO uSalencia" BON gaguaura bier elu.
9eitern anQefommen: Camper rSlgulz
pia" bon @enua, pStute Of Georgia" BON
@la8gOp, nBOmOna" BON WontegO, Sai,
uUtiran6a" bon ct. SobuS, ,@itp Of Q8aib=
ingtOn" bon Sera @ru3, uyteu Greaus" BON
Tem Orleans, p@ttp OF ATLANTA" bon
@burlefon, y8alabaiiee" BON SaUaunab,
p&oanOte" bon 0tidmOno, y n8egulator" UOH
gSilmin9tOn.
@efern BON bier ubgefubren: 9umpier
vgteUaoa" nad %tOerpoOl p@rpital" nad
geitb, y9u9o" mad --, yGaraca8" uG4
Saguagra."
sap 9enrn, 30. Suli.-0er BON Ga
Uannab mad Baltimore beltimme Dampier
yg&m. gamrence" paliirte beute oabter.
. II, %. Sult. - SIarirt 0ampfer
Decatur" na6 Baltimore.
Geme8, 9el., 30. Suli. - 6eute pGiitrte
bier Der BON YbilaOelphia mad GiOerpoOl
iegelube 8ampier Srittlb @roUu."
4uslano.
&mop, 27. lt.-2tbgegangeu 9pir,
y2ennor" had gteuz 9ort.
Gibraltar, %. Suli.-YaiIrt: Dam.
pier pRuoal gSater," UOn BalermO mad gtems
gorf, pgIpt5," BON nlttteqGnotideH 6dfeu
mad philadelphia, u@ctnburg," uon Dlalta
mad BEN Ser. Staaten be'ttmmt.
2tm 81. os. lit Der 0umpier u&heIona"
nod NewsY abseiaAreu.
5Ongtoug, %. Sub. - 9eute langte
Der 3ompier p@itg Of Selling" Don Gan
6ron5isco iibcr gotObama bier al.
Stuiale, %. Sult.-Seute palirte bier
Der bon ytew Jort nah GiOerpOOl ie9euoe
9ampier u6elUetiG."
YtoerpooI, %. Suli. - Die 9ampfer
pgate superior" un6 ;, ,DiOutreal" UOH WOnts
real Iieien geitern bier elm.
Sono o II, -. suit. - 9ellern tam Der
| 2umpier yGlginibre" bon WoHtreal bier an.
gi3aroz Yotut, 30. Suli. - BalFrt:
9umpfer pYennlau0," BON yiepD Dort naA
&Etmerpeu beliimmt.
YOrgeitern paFrte bier Der BON Wtortreol
mad geith e9eluOe 9ampier Barcelona"
DioOille, 29. Sult. - Der 9umpfer
Ethiopia" welder gsferu BON Reu. yorT
bier eintrah 1T mad Glassou weiter 9eiubz
rem.
RewCufle, g., 28. 5uli.-9er Dam.
pier ,GipOu &itp" BON New Dort taHgte
beute bier on.
GbielOs, 25. SuG. - 6eute in Der
2nmpier n@OUiuo" BON yiepsDOrt bier siu=
! getrofien.
9 barpueB, p. Sui. - gngetommeu
| 3ampfer ,,aibioro" BON ct. S}obn, R.sB.
Spouep, R.=S.sgS., 27. Suli.-6eute
lief Der 8ampiar DGitg Of SgOuep" UOu
SaA 6rau5lScO bier etn.
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stbfabrtstass Der cseamaSampfer
Don Rem = Dor

Dompfer Norman Rouordl- uatb eonoou - om
80. Suli.
Dampfer State Of genuiglUauia" uoh 9lass0u
om 80. Suit.
9ompter Britannia" mad giperpool-nm 80. Sull.
3ompiey agbiennS" nad 6umburg-am 80. suit.
9nmpier ~Struua" Had1 SDerpool an l. aus.
Dompier ~Site Of 0ihmon0" nab eiOerpooI - an
/. Queuft.
Dampier .Sner" nod grsmsn-am 1. aus
3umpfeI yz9uspaGa" nad RopsHha9eH - an l.
Auguh. ,,,,
Sompfer nGonm" nab GmfeIbom - au L, 80 ~
0ompiSr S}oorhlauo@ uad AHtDerpeH - an l.
Aueuit. ,.-..., an 4 9lu,
8ampter ~gbpIfnia" not eoerP9oiTs9iHs sa, ~ aug
8nmpter "gserIG. nag "a SonI,-om S. aug.
8omStsr sSlepu6lic- Haa eiDspoOl-ama o; aus
Sampisr Gasaia" nat pameHtsa,GfaGs ,f soo, o aug am
Sampler .gtate Of Georgia" naa 9'o'SO'0 u"'
o. SomapI:r SaaGEI: .Gap Of Bsrn na eiO'rVo' am g.
Guauf, ,.,,. -, 4 ylrssnsn--au, a. Nua,
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eett Mid,ter epmdb entsosen.

SudiOu, DILL, 90. Suli.-@in ruiitbens
berGolfsbuuie beabF6tigte porseitern Gbenb,
BEN Ruridaa BON SOSciusio, 9ippp, Der am
lebten Wioutaa einen taltbliitigeH NOrb be-
nino, Al lhndlen. Der S6eriff bon 4ttaIuz
Gonntn hattie ben @efansenen jeoo6 nod
redbt3ettig nod bier sebra4t unb tbn baburd
nnm Selnuchttrerben aerettet.
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Weip.Mnrfcr yfomriGltclt.

Nem=gort, 30. Suli.-Sobn Sill, etH
Dol iiber einem Sabre fir wahuitnni9 err
tlGrter @reis, 1T gelorben. @r mar ein
Otunn bon. betrG6tlifem SerrO9sn NIB
pobnte iriiber in einem 6auie nit Spei
6rauenSimnern, NautsnS alice uno 6arriet
g8oobbnQ, tpel6e nabeSu 100000 bon ibnt
erlan9teu unS nit Dem @elo mad europa
entflober.
- Seu.e ereigneteu ftb bier bier 5Ounens
iiidsfdue, un6 SWei oerielben nahmen t6btliz
4ot, 0uaonun
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Scr t6. oemtid)samerifaniid,e Seb
tcttAA.

ct. 9ouis, @O., 80. Suli. - Der 16.
beutit amerlfanii6e Eebrertag trat geferH
i'm y@ermania. Cub" @de Der s. unO Sra.
tiotzStraBe, ct. gOuis, Snlamnlen. Cine gro
Be &nSabl bon Delegaten bate iia ein9efuns
BEN. SIM 9aufe bes Cages uertbeilte 6r. gS.
0eutid, all Die eintrehenOen 9elegaten Die
NuartierI6eine, unb 9ta6mitta9s nm llbr
bielten Die 9tusidiifie hes eebrerbunbes Sor=
beratbuuaefI.
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Sirgtnier Settofratsn.
8creraI 6isbnsb See Sum @pnOerEcur Tos
n1fuirf


@i6mOuo, Sirg., 30. Suli.-0er De-
mofratiid)e Staats Gonoeut BON Girginien
murce beute i'm 8i6mOnoer 8beuter bonn
2dtb. SObn @. Barbour, Dem Sorfber 6e8
StaatSz z@Omite's, sur Srbnuug gerufen unO
erlpGblte ben @apitGu 9iobert @rofett ais
@ptbe=@ountb gum prOUiiorii6eu SorTiBer.
SCuSdblige 8elegationen aus allen 8titrlt.
ten 6eS Stante8 tuaren anneienO. gtadI
Seeubisung Der eiuleitsnOen SerbunbIuu-
gen ermGblte Der @onoent ben &ftb. $. q.
6ouanb ans Sing. unb Gueenz@ountp sum
permunenten SOriiter, tporuuf @eneral 6iB=
hugh See, Gapt. Yhillip @. Wcainnep, Wtas
jor 8ater 9. See, gl6tb. SObn s. Raiiep
uno 9ldtb. Sumes g. Dunlop Der 9teibe
nad 3ur Domination fir oaS @ouuerneurSz
amt pOr9ei6lageu purben. General 5iB-
bu9b See pur6e bel Der erfen abitiumung
uuter uugemeiuem gntbuitasmus gum Souz
Oerueur nOuinirt, uno nu6Oem alsOann et'
nige be9eifferte 8eben 9ebalten uOroen tuaz
rem, uerta9te f9 Der @onOeut bis mOrgeu.
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Scr @etratoes tt1O WtttGaltetla
WtarRt.

@btcasO, 30. Suti. - Rebt fetis I;
@aiSeu Sieulid lebbaft uno ialO5 iiber
ben geftri9en Rateu-Suli SIT, Aug. 87a,
Sept. so; Wlais fiji unb ibloB / bGber /;
Sui 46, Aug. 454; Sept. 454; 5afer 80 ;
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S4iusinefeii4 1920; S4uuI3 $50; gisr
l1-ll4.
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scr 6eIomarft.

Rew Dsrf, 90. sui. : 6olsenOes
fiuO bic S&luBnotiruusen: Selb 0ffnete gu
III Yrosent uub i6loB gu II PrO5ent.-
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N.<9. Central 98, 90. Brior. 1871, Obios
Wtid. 1874, 90. Yrior. 76, Bittsburg 14l,
@ea6ina !78, &odsSslauo 1174, ,llutun>P Pacis
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Counties fiber Sestnfstrmtttel
tpdbrenS oer 1885er Sieper= Cpl

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aufgeioroert, bic 8irflnmfeit pieler Ueridies
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meru uno als Sorbeusunssmittel gsgen aus
ffedenoe Sieber gu priifen, tOuuen mir ertld=
rem, bas Sus 9arbpf4e propbplat +
til i'd c 6luibum pdbreub Der neuliheu
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qrin6lidl aepriiit iuoroen iit uuo na99etuieies
ner MaBen alles letfet mas ibm na9seriibmt
niro. Ahtungspol
3. Sopare slrmitr1ne, Borftter;
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WGtmiihtes.

Die beutige Steuer @innabme betru9
$3C3, ,5E2 uub Die 3oueinnabme $1,148,192
Ser YOitmeiter Su Mariana, 6la., III
burdgebraunt. gr i6ulbet Der 8egierun9
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gaton, %orliber Der Gipll0ieuit @ommiiFoH
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unO cine bittere @OrreipOnbeuj nit einanoel
0efiihrt bQbell Iellen.
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