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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-09-22

SoNE nice Sliced Han, e WALLS s.or.
JUST In. sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon. Can
81 yassed, at C. p. WALLS
Meat and Provision Store.
nRIED Beef. At G. p. WALLS
~ Fresh Neat and Provision Store
A. CHOICE lot of dry EaIted MIddIfDHs and
IA Shoulders, at C. F. WALLIS
Fresh Meat and Provision Store.
WE are In want Of some Chickens, and
w Egg, Egg, Eggs, Egg, badly wanted,
for the Cdsh. @. r. WALL
A PULL line of Groceriesi a full line Of
"A GrOccricsf But Wepay the Cash for Ee9s
and Fowls, at g. r. WALLIS
September Is. 1886
GTRsocERIEs-sugRFs, c95ss;; g g; tST :alo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-09-22

MILLING STORE are selling glass
Fruit Jars at factory prices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-09-22
Fresh Meats in Season.
Horses and Vehicles.

CAFE Riding and Driving Hopes, and stylIsh
- Vehicles for the accommo dation Of the pub
lie, for hire ON Reasonable terms ut the Livery
S'S Msg 1 8 1882 STARRY q sfUAf'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-09-22
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
Local Miscellany.

zEor Boots and Shoes go to MILLING
SroRE. .
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27
A Moving Story.

Several ministers were talking over
their experiences, and the peculiarities
OF locations came up.
"Well," said one, "St. Louis, when
! went there fifteen years ago, was the
greatest place l ever saw for the people
to be moving around all the time. A
couple in my congregation, newly mar
tied, had taken u pleasant little h0i6e Oh
Olive street where called to see them.
Some months afterward I went again,
and was told they had moved on to
Morgan street. / went TO the number
designated, and was sent away out on
Grand Avenue, and from there to North
Broadway, thence to Chouteau Avenue,
where the young wife met me at the
door. .~-.-.
"Goodnessme. Isaid, shaking hands
with her, "You do beat the world for
moving. I've been hunting everywhere
for you" 90.
cells that SOP she answered, half
sorrowfully for my trouble, We'll, Tn
SO glad you found us at last, for we are
going to move again teiriiorrow.' -.
Merchant Traveller. r..
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27
HE JUMPED.
Detroit Man Who Beat the Chap That
Lcaped from the Brooklyn Bridge.

Detroit Man Who Beat the Chap That
Lcaped from the Brooklyn Bridge.
"Heard of Odlum, haven't youP" he
asked, as he entered an Office on the
Fourth floor of a Griswold street block.
"The jumperP"
Yes; the chap that jumped from tho
bridge and met his death"
"Well?"
"Well, I'm better jumper than
Odlum ever was, and l came here to
Jump from your big bridge"
"But we haven't any,"
Yes; l learned the fact only after
my arrival"
Il see. And you are dead broke?"
"Well, you might call it that and in
case you felt like"
Yes; feel like. always feel like.
Come out herer'
The jumper followed him out into the
hall. and the gentleman drew back his
right leg, pointed to the stairs and said
BEAT Odlumr'
You betr' chirruped the stranger,
and he landed on the seventh step,
turned over and reached the landing
right side up, made a bow to the audi
ence and turned the cornerr--petroil
Free Press. =
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

On the LIST of January, 1885. there
was only one building on the site of
North. Yakima, Wash. T. There. are
now between 1000 and 1900. people,
and 243.dwellings and business houses.
There are under construction fourteen
pretentious buildings, including six two
story structures. Roadshave been built
in all directions radiating from the
place; twenty miles Of irrigatipg
trenches dug to supply the town with
water; 1000 shade trees planted; three
miles of sidewalk laid; street lamps
erected on all principal business ave
nues, and with all this work the town
has no charter and no government other
than u provisional one. - Chicago JOUR.
I mil ~
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27
The Austrian EmpireT is compOse,

The Austrian Empire is composed
Of a number of different nationafities,
among them Poles, Hungarians, Bohe-
mians and Croats, the characteristics of
which are portrayed in the following
anecdote: Four Austrian soldiers were
quartered over night at the house Of q
peasant. In the morning as they re-
sumed their march the Pole said: Com
rades, that peasant had very fine
watch" ave should have taken it
along with u.s." observed the Huuga-
rian. 1--WE got that watch, '" said the
Bohemian. you did have but. I've
got'it now," remarked the Croat. clos
ing the debate. He had already stolen
it from hiscUmrade:-7 Texas Siftings.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

Tourists who visit Leipzig should
hesitate before ordering sausages. "A
Leipziger the other day purchased So
called liver sausage, and on arriving at
his house was induced by its peculiar
odor to analyze its contents. He found
that more than sixty per cent consisted
of cheap tallow and twenty-five.per cent.
Of other adulterants. Being deter
mined, however, that his Investment
should not prove dead loss, he put a
wick through the sausage" lighted it,
and found that it made tirst-rate
candle
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27
80 ALI Men Are Liars. -

said David. Of old. He was probably
prompted to make the above remark after
trying some unreliable catarrh remedy.
Had he been permitted to live until the
present day, and tried DR.. Sage's Remedy,
he might have had better opinion of
mankind. We claim that no case of
this. wonderful medicine. One trial of it
will convince you of its efficacy. By drug
gists;. fifty cents.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

In anew York 1ace house tie girl
clerks being suspected of little thefts.
organized vigilance committee and
soon discovered the thief to be a mani
! ~ Y Graphic. 49,. 49, :.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

The words midnight and noon have
a purely local character, like the words
evening and morning. AT given. in
slant it can be Q hours on the whole
earth if we have agreed to designate
this given instant everywhere with'this
number, but there can be midnight only
under one. meridian at the absolute in
slant, so tic words midnight and ifoon
are to be 'avoid ed when speaking of.uni-
versal time. baltimore Anaerican.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

Delicate diseases of either sex,
however induced, speedily and perma-
nentiy cured. Consultation free. Book
three g qt stamps B Mfrlas n DSpenSary
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

+ Mrs. PARTINGToN, dear old lady, says
| there are very. few people nowadays who
suffer from Suggestion of the brain."-
N. Y hdepen(tent.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

TIE VoLrAIC BELT Co., Of Marshall, Mich.s
offer to send their celebrated ELECTR0-VoLc
rAIo BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for 80 days, to men tyoung orold)
afflicted with nervous debility, loss OF VITAL
ity 6na all kindred troubles. Also forrheu-
matism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many 9th
or diseases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor, and manhood guaranteed. No risk in
Cured, as 80 days. trial is allowed. Write
'themat0 nce for illustrated pamphlet, free
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

A"YouNG lady who keeps an autograph
album expressly for male signatures reiefs
TO il dis her "him- book"
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

= A'fHILosoPHER has observed that very
often it is green youths who paint tho
town red. --Bufdlo ErpresS.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

e.. "1MusT Shake Off this bad habit" said
trump as he gazed at his tattered coat
MI T. Herald. :,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

Hsf66rAcHF Dnops curein minute s5c.
Glenn'$SMrdpur Soap hea,s and beau'ines' @oc.
GERMAN CoRS REMOVER Kills Germs & l}ufdons.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

- A COUNTRY seat that always rents-The
barbed wire fence.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

PANTALooNs are worn longer in July
than,in June.-COlumbi Spectator.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

. IT takes good many strikes 10 make
base ball match go off well -W CIty Der
a;,L ,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

-Alfalfa roots in, California,have been
known to penetrate fourteen feet toward
the center of the earth. -
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-27

IF afflicted WITH Gore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
.Th6mpson.s Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-19
slns Der 8mnOesbaMptHa0t.
gsfhtin inr zmrift5truer.

gSaihtugtou, IS. DECEMBER. - Da5
Senatas@Omite fir BdteHte, Dem OaS uoH
GeEator 6avleg eingebrahte interuationala
HanorudS9eleB iiberpleIeH Uuroe, bat lei
ren &orfBenoeu, Senutor 8latt, angeluies
len, 0fientltb befannt III MAIDEN, OnB cS bes
abid]tigt, Oie0teinung bon Shriititeuern uHO
anoertn Berionen, lueld)e bel Der 6rage tntez
reiirt ituo, anSub0ren. DaS @Onlite bofTt,
oaB ale 9tejentgen, melhe tbre Ntetnun9
lber oieie 6rage au83ulprehen miiulteH,
eieles balo mad ben 6eiertageu idriitltd ooer
mltnolld) tbuH merOeu.
SturmiaaoCn aRf 8ODsrnor's SslanO.
Ser Sriegsietretdr iiberian0te beute Oem
9ieprGientnnlenhauie cine 4uSabl Uou 5erihs
ten be3ii9lidl 6es ourd] ben StIrm pom %.
uno "a. ylooember B. S. aneerifttten Sdas
ben an Der 9tor0z un0 gSeltieite BON SOBER
nor's SSlauo I'M Safen bon Sem 9orf. &uS
ben Seridteu 9ebt berOor, oaB Ger Sturm
ben alten 6ol;pau an Der 9tor6Ieite Der Sns
iel 5erIt1rte, bic 9dmme on man6en Stels
len unteripui1 uuo auBeroem groBeH Sd)ar
oens anridJtete. Der Sefretdr lentt Die Aufs
mertiamteit oe8 Sauies auf bic Qnihldge 0e5
9epartementS fir Die Soften elmer Steins
mauer Inn bic ganSe Sniel. Der Serift be-
merit, oaB ourd) Die Otauer eir 8uttermilts
funal- gigentbum, befeu 8erth auf 81, ,5OO,=
600 geidjaBt miro, gerettet pOroen iet, uno
GuB etue dbulife Wauer an Der gtoros unO
gSefieite Oiel @igentbum Dor 3erit0run9 be-
maBren uer0e.
Ser @erfauf BON 9nItfarteM.
Der brittle 6TIf8 @enerulpOfmetIier bat
uuf feben Der bebeutenbfeu Boldmter Be
ridte iiber bic ,3abl Der pabrenO Der DtOnute
SttOber unS gSOuember 1885 Oerfaufteu Bolt
farten erbalten. Die 8eri6te ergeben cine
,3unubme iber Die Sertdufe mabreno Der
corrsipOn0irenoeH 0tonate 0e5 SOrjabreS,
ME ioI9t:
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9lrbetter 2ln0ele9eNbeitett.

8rootl9n, SIS, IS. Delember. - Sn
6oIgs Der 8eigerung Der ugSbite, BOtter &
Sage WanufacturiHg Comp" oereu gtabz
Iifement f6 an g8ilOuabbp>Gue., Spii9eu
@alportbz Il. SanOforoftr, befHoet, unb bic
fid5 anfdnglif bereit erfldrteH, Der p@abinet-
Skaters. Union 9tr. 8" beijutreten, ipdterbiu
iebO6 ibren @nti9IuB duoerteu, babeu 65
&useiteute Der Strma, 9unittiidler, S9nitz
aer unb SilohaNer, bic 4rbeit nie0eraeleat.
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yeruiShfeS.
GtraT. @erT9arftnS TAFT oer eripar'
fefett WltL0ertttta.

GarroIton, Wo., IS. DECEMBER .-DaS
Serbltt Der @eidmoreEeu in oem Brojeiie
bes Staates gegen SOel anberiOn uuo 9aurel
Saugb, oui Ti9ulbig bes 0toroes i'm erfen
@ro6e" lauteAb, bat bier sr0Bes GHiiebeu erz
regt. geioe 4ngeflagteu waren Uorber auf
bieIelbe 4uflage bin, GrmOrouug BON Sohn
Rea, pro;eiiirt une IN Iebeusldngliher 3u4ts
bausar1fe uerurtheiIt uoroeu, batten aber ets
neu neueu BrojeB erhalten, rpelder, ME obeu
Qemeloet, Derlief. Hidter 8aots uerUrtSetlte
Iie geteru gum 2oee.
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Sine int0e 9ame erfd9OTett.

RufbUille, 3enH., 18. 9e5ember. -
SRI. Settle @larf, II Sabre alt, Eodter bon
9. lt. GInrt, rpurOe geiteru IN 9tcRen3ie erz
jtoIieu. Gomarb Dlcgee, Elm IIHger Dlann,
iprad ON abeuO IN beuI 5aUie Dor uno
tuurOe in ben BarI0r geruieien, 100 er cine
lluterbaltung nit SRI. &lart beganu. Surg
barauf fiel Elm BtitoleniduB. al5 bic So
miliennlitglieber in ben Barlor tiirSten, fane
ben Ie TrI. Glart toot auf bem 8OOen liegeu,
mabren6 Utcgee ueben ihr ifanO. Cine lin
teriH6ung Der 2eide ergab, baB cine Sugel
in ben SinterfOpf eiugeSruHgeH mar unO ben
Sob ueruriadt bate. 9ic@ee ipur6e ais
UeroGdtig, ben t0btliden SduB abgeieuert
5u babeH, Uerbaftet, bel Der aagemeiHeu 8er=
uirrung tOnuteE ie00d ieiHe ginJelnbeiteH
ieitgeIelt peroeu. 6eute pir6 man eiAen
Snqueft nbhulten. We@ee's 5reun0e fiuO
Der 2lHfdt, OaB Elm unglitli4er 3ufau Uors
I1p0f
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Sur,e Rabe!BsyeIaeu.
Guud,'s Wluttcr ttmo SruOer pers
hnffef.

Detroit, Dlid., l8. De3ambar. - Der
GorOuer8 Suquef 8eueH5 Der ermor0eteH
unO perbrauHten 6GmiIie SUod ruroe Aeute
Wtorgeu pie0er uuigeuOmmen. 6rau Suo1,
bic SHUTTER OeS grmOr0eteH, iOUie ietu Brit
Der 6ermauu mur6eu pegeu UCrOddtigeH
4uftreten8 iuS @eiduguiB gebrudt. 5rau
8uOd beFtt eineu g8ediel I'M Seuage Uon
$28OO, Ser 6rant'5 Gamen trdgt uHb &c
fali6t ieiu iou. Die 6antIie SuOd) tauo nit
terienigru Der Srau Tranf aHOd auf g.
ipanutem SUB, ia, IS lam bdufg 81 Sala=
gen. 5rant bielt eS nit Der 6OmlIie lsner
Satin.
glad elmer ipdter eiugetauieHeH Jta9ri4t
if be augabe, OaB SEO9'S Diutter uuo
9ruber Oerbaftst purOeu, IHrid)tig. 8eiOe
muroeu ais 9euQen ieItQebal;eH.
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MnthIeipenee @tehheeroetr

QrtanIa8, 8 IN, &an., IS. De3br.
- Sn Der yto6t Oe8 Ii. 0e5ember ftel itebeu
3oQ tiefer Sduee. 9erielbe lit nod nidjt
geidmol5en uno be0edt ale yfabrung fir OaS
gieb. ga auBeroem elm GROCER Sbeil Der
Brairie abgebraunt if, miro groBer 6utter-
luaugel befiir6tet. auf Der Brairie liegeu
6un6erte BON 0urf Die leBten 8rairiebrauOe
qet66teteu 8inoeru uno Bfer6en, uno ein
Sheil nor Erffnr1nPnen If erhlinhet
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az NJlnrNrs perOd61ffn.

BbiIabeIpbia, Beuni., IS. 9eJerns
ber.-9ie &Olt;et bat eiuEn 8eger, ysamsnB
4leranSer gufi alias SamEel SobuiOH, ais
oerodd)tig, Der 9l6rosr be8 Gudter' 6drmer5
SObu SbarpleB ju ieiH, regbaftet. gtan bat
beariiuDete Ssrmutbuug 81 oem 9IaubeH,
ran Ner rpdltp aPnuu oefdu0su muroe
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efne aineesIaldle aefnnNen

Cincinnati, IS. 9e3ember.- 5u eis
nem Sole an Der g8aoeitraBs, aahe Dalton
Queuue, purbe keute Qlorgez Der gsiaHam
zines etpa fiini gSoaeu alteH SHabeH se=
fuHoen. Zen RletcUngSRGfen mad 81 Ut
theilen, ltamN, boS SiR0 Don retdsn <eru.
JSeuiatiouste gutbuuuagen merosa erwlrs
tet, ou &as Sino 0r9euiaeInIl4 erorohelt
man.
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cIn eitttttt SpielIof4l erSdloiIeit

Sort Bortb, 8era8, 18. 9ejember. -
Cine Spe5iaiOepeide an Die p@aJetten ia9t:
gBilium s. Qeifng, etH betannter aO0Otot
in Sos IHgeieS, 3eras, eriaos 9eute etnen
Gdenfpirtb, gsaueuS Uiiddel 2RiuH, III
8igsSpriHg8, Seras. Streitigleiten bei'm
Spiel oaber 8eruulafiunQ sur 5hat,"
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per 9eutf6e correspondent.
0Ins Werffn.


0touterep, Wer., 18. 9ei.-gin @Ous
rier pon 2tuQres, mo- fiirslit oas @efed]t
3uiiden @ouuerueur @olano0'S 9teUOlutiOs
ntiien unO benz alcalOen Der Sta0t itattfano,
traf boraeIteru qbeno bier Elm. gr meloet,
bah brei Ol6nner bel Der qffaire get0Otet
muroeu. @s beiBt ieBt, baB @Olauoo unO
Elm She'll Der Sruppen 9toortguejS beabit1z
tiaten, ben NtilitGr @ouperneur Dor ieiner
&nfunft bier ausubalten uno i'm 81 Srpingen,
Die 9ienite, bic lie ibm bel Der abieBung 0es
@iUil GOuuerneurs 9eletitet, aH8uertenHen.
Die gtahridt, oaB GrsBrGitoent 9on3aleS
i'm Staat @uanaluto nit 5000 Dtann lei,
Die thn unteritiiben p0llen, bat it6 beIfdtigt
uno beiBt es ferner, oaB Spiiden ibm unO
9ia5 SerbauOlungen 9epfIOgen merben. 6iib-
rem bieie llnterban0lungen Su teinem 6eIuls
tat, 10 miro cine augeneine 3iebellion erz
ipartet.
Mtonterep, Merite, IS. DECEMBER. -
Der 4ufentbaltsOrt oes St @ouoerneurs
SepulpebQ mar wGbrenS Ser lebteu Gage
nitt allgemein befannt, uno biele BON ieinen
Sreunben oermutbeten, baB er if in ieiner
8rioatnobnung aufbalte. Sebt ift betannt
geporoen, oaB er BON Der Bunoesre9ierung
i'm Oiilitdr @ahtbauie gefan9en qehalten
piro. lleber oieien 3psiten leber9rifi 6es
Generals 8epes berridlt GROCER llnmtne. Die
9lebeuen, tuel9e ii9 ieit einiger 3eit bier
aufgebuIten bnbeu, oerlaiien iegt Die StaOt
in tIeinen Ibtbeilungen. gine berielben
| iudte Die 0tuHiSipalbeb6r6e BON Sabinas,
eiuem u0rblid bon bier gelegenen Srte, CUR
i3ablun9 elmer @elOiumme Su 5Dingen. Gin
| Sanpf folgte, bel bem bic 9tebellen geidlaz
gen unb ibr 6iibrer get00tet puroe. Dtan
befiir9tet, oaB Die fleineH QbtbeilIn9en ii6
in 8duberbarloen pernanOeln unb Die Ser
febrsii6erbeit i'm 2anSe fart beeintrGdti9en
perben. General Repes bat Nfanuel 0tO6ris
gueS, etuen ebemuligen Sebeleufibrer, gum
Bunoes= Alcalben BON 2ampaias i'm n0r6lis
1en Sbeil oes Staates ernannt. Die Biirger
iinb oaourd iebr iibeuaidt, bod miro bieler
S6ritt Der 9te9ieruns ais cine oOrtreffli4e
| MaRreoel be;eidlret.
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gSmIOcrsG GrOIodOII,

GIeUeIau6, Ohio, IS. @e5ember. .-Su
glOrO -gapreuce, Start=GOHHtg, Ohio, ifaiite
gilbert Bile ciu 6uB 8uluer aus eiuem aeller,
poielbit iit) nod Elm auoeres BaB befauo,
uadl sem Soheu. 4l8 er Oa8 EdB in Dem
6Oiraume bOJte, bemertte er, 6aB eS elu ged
bate, uno OaB eiu OiinHer Strom Buiuer ben
gReg bis gum Seller anjeigte. gr rtei eiueu
Mluuu berbei mo rpieS ibu an, Elm Strei9
bOI5 uE5u5iinOeu, I'M 3u iebeu, Oh Oas But
Der trodCu mar D0S 9ul0er mar trodau
e5 eu9iiuoete iid, uuo OUS 6euer liei Dem
BulDer eutOug bio in Den 8eler, no e8 Sa5
au0erC 60B engiiuoeta uu0 0eu uutersU Gdell
6es @ebauOCS total ScrfGrte. Da5 Sebllt
gsrieib in ElGmmeH, muree aber 0ur1 Die
l6uelle Qiilia ter Jlabblru 9u0ltt.
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Dguloatiou. Del" if Der grbBte Shmer-
5enshiuer nui Der g8elt. Gr Oertretbt an9eHs
blidlih @beumatismus, 9teuralgie, Slot,
aopiweb, 3aHuiAmerB u. ageere, blegstEl4'
belt piageuoe SAmsrjeu.
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0I4ta &fl00afterff0.

2ima, 1S. 9ejember.-sGI &Ommercio"
foroert beute in einem 9eitartitel eineu Be4.
iel aller politiiden SebSr6eH, Die oou BE-,
SgIefas>Regisrung eruaunt tpurSen. Sberf
9felap, 8efellsbaber ber S9leFass@ Expedition
geeen @aceres, Der BON bieiem i'm SuHerr
Ses Qanbes binter' s9idt sefiibrt purbe, febr
nit ieiuen Sruppen mad Gina 3uriif. Sc,
neral @aceres it Dor bic Stabt geriidt, I'M
Iein SOrriidsu ju uerbiuOeru.
@elblenanngen nad Gnr0ba tDer0er
prompt hnr6 bic expedition aieies 3lat'
tes pemQdlt,
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9as Qtcettss s 8efek In Gataa0a.

Spronto, Ont, IS. Deg. = giHer BON
Qonbon etnsetrOHeneu Sabeloepeide 5u 6Olge
bat Der vBriuns@ ns@ouncil" ieine Gnti6eioung
be;iisIif bes 9iceu;geiebes ub9egeben. DIE
ielbe ertl6rt, baB Die Brouiuien in ieOem
Buntte 9iedt babeH uno 0aB linen aus=
i9lieBli9 bic Sefipmuus iiber bic @ewdb.
ring bon 9iceHSeu Suftebe. 9ieie Gnti9ti=
bung mad)t bas DOHiniOnzgeies biufdais.
Die Guprenle= Court BON Canada bate bas
@eist im lebteH Sriibiabr fir uucOnititutiO=
nel ertldrt, uub bic poR Der Dominion Re
gierung an ben sa'ribp- Council" eiuseIeste
Rerufung bate Sas augegebene Rtiultat.
Seoermauu, Der On rbeumutii4eu Sdmer=
3en leibet, iollte itets cine 6lalhe ySt. Sa=
tob's Seln i'm 9auie UorrdtbiS balteu, Oa ii9
bieies MtttsI bel mir gang aussejeiduet be-
pdbrt bat. = Chr. 5dmio, EuruIebrer in
2Hoterlco, Soma.
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.. ". 0la6 & Soup.

gBr muniten, bag sic ale mad unierer Sartettz
unp &uuit=stnsiteuung tommen.
Ilnere 9nla6uH9en baben Die Settun9en peronentS
Iidt uno itn6, penH oub Uenger tormItt, 9eraoe 10
ber5lid1 9emrint.
Qir Id6en DEFENDERS Die @etFItben uno Sounta8Sz
huIzScbrer ein.
SaltimOre'S SdueH.
Den Sdraermeter uno St00tratb.
Den .BeTein Der 8duHeute un0 5abIttanten."
Die Rttoueoer oer Setraoes uno D2eRt6orle.
Sie Udelieoer Der GfetteR0ore.
Die Bantiers uno Seniole 8alttmOIeS.
Die rSt An6reass@eeuihait."
Den nYtittnops=Glub."
Den nUiarpldnoer @Iub."
Den pGtbendumz@lub."
SQs 8dltimorer Sarreau.
Sie "Hibernian Association"
Die Nitgneoer oes p&unitgemerbez8ertIns."
Die UlitGlieoer Der rImeritantihen Glrenz&e9iou."
Die WitQleoer ocs SroenS Der r9obeneH Sette,"
Die Wit9le0sr oes Sroens Der "g9rellzRttter."
Sie Yitaeoer ees SIoeHs Der "4ptbasz0tltter."
Die Ritglieoer bes Sroens Royal Arcanum.'
gtn ole Utit9iisOer oer nSohnS 9optius' unlpertz
tit."-gBir Inoen Sie mad unierem S00eu ber5lI1 Elm,
beionoerS I'm uHiere SSartGn uao 4SubItfattcnen
bu ieben, neIe geraSe Die @eitente tno, Ole h sur
Qerien6unQ mad OusndTts cigUen.
geir erIGiieu uniere ber6Iidle gtnGoOun8 an 6ds
C3O2S-) :. ~. 9inb s Sowp.
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GUnareSsVerbano

Cine Ieniion fur 6raa @rsnt. - Die abaaz
OerIEs Der SausreseIn. gertbeilHas
Ser @srpiaieaaeen nit 226 seasa 20
Etiuartcu beSdbIpfIeu,
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HonbOu, IS. 9eSember. - Die &lrtt
,,&.tlantiC," ueldJe an 10. o5. Yit5. Don
Shielos mad Dem 60 Btata abgiH9, itranOete
gefern auf Der 60be BON GusenStopn, OIe
Munniduit erreid)te gIiidIldl oa8 2Ou0. -
Ser 8umpier y@uglaHo :" oer BON gteW Dort
in 2iUcrpOol eintraf, OerlOr UdbreuO Der 5tsiie
dO 5StiiT 9fu6hfph
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SOHu.b aber Die salFaufrase.

Suriu, 18. 0e3ember. - 2oujS SeTutb,
Der beriibmte uugariide Bautot, duBtrte
bsute einem Seritteritatter gcgeHibcr, Oeitz
rcidl's 8Olitit iOute fem, Die unabbdngigeu
StaateH Der Salfau-6aIbluiel 3u trdittgeH,
uuO 81 oleiem Sebuie Oute e5 iOgar SO5-
MEN unO ole 6erSegOmHa ireIptutg an Ger
bcu Qbtrcteu.