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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
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gpbtbuit5, 3atarrB, SluBfCbT, Gopf,
ucb, 3abuitmgSsn, ytcuraI9je, 9}bcumas
tsuu5, 6r0rciu, 6ieberfr0n, 6rOtbculeu,
CfrorcHc @licogt 9ierU6Htdt, S5laiIoiJ,
fet.
Gas UuFe1eu bee Pca5g 6elief auf 6tn IbeiI o5er
Die Zbelle, NO Die GGiUnubeu Ubet Der 5bmgrB itnb,
DlO Jtubg Ur6 gGgl.bCVU0cu DcrlbGfgu.
Snuuldb Ciuen 4albgu 5is encu E9lel5ffel bon In
eiutm bulben @lale gBaiier eu8enommen, Uir6 g
UUutu uur DenJgcU UGuuttu 1ellCu: 3TdmDie,
trampI5afe guduugeu, lauren UiaggT, uebe,tgt,
ErbredeH, So6breunm, ytero0ittdt, SdlaRoigteit,
aopfretfen, Dauboe, 3oltt, BIdBuUgeR uno aGe
tnUeTheu SdmeueH.
gtQldrQ IN ieuCH UritltOeueu &lctcu gebeilt
uuo abQCuGHoet.
Gs Gibt gCin 6CilmttteI bgr IEelt, usles 5jebeT
uU6 fQltGs Tebr uub uue Qu0ereH UilllyIus, 9GleUs
ur6 uHousaTagn 5leber nit 0ulie pom 6a0pGp's
4iLeu 10 idUel Betcn miro, Ule Uaoma9s Jteu6Q
UtljCf.
Tsiien6a Ioqten ieas cine FIaite Rabpap's 8eab9
Gglgi bGi ftt baben. gur Ugulge 2ropfeH IN aBafer
ueroCR eiuem Srlufnetoen 0beT 5tmeBeu IN J0l9e
6cs Qgediel5 oes LTuinGfeJ5 U0rbguBcu. Gs n en-
bthegt5 NsplultId ais iGau5OEl1er 8rluog ooer
8uGCJgr.
6uniTg GmtS pro 6laide, gu babcu in
2ipOIbcteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
Sin Beuer &seriteUmn8epro3eB fQr
2ltuHtnttIat.

gienpott, jtq., Z. Sui. - 9eHte bier
rOrgen0umene GrpertmeR;e ba6en IN elmer
@ut0edung reiuIttrt, ueIde, Dedn iie 1d be-
nabrt, oou melt tragsnber Bsoeutuua fir bic
Ietau Su0uitrie maroeu fam. 8ieie Sat
oedung befebt tn einem neueu 6erftuuul8.
BrO5eB fir aluminium, malde5 gaaanuartig
$4,000 pro 8Ouue fOflet uab uur in Erauts
reid probu5irt miro. gIadl benz neuen Der.
inbreu mirb d]euid reiue5 metaulIdles Qluz
mlrium Gus 9ep6bnlidem Sbcn uuo
GrpOlttb genonneu, In6 Der Breis oeIelbeu
auf ben bunbertffeu Gbeil Oes gegsuudrtiqeu
0larttmerthe8 rebu5irt, alio faf 10 biLig, nie
Ger oes Supfers aemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
germtfate tsIeorapbtfae eebefasn

- 8ur6 bns 6ernbfaueu zines 9auisu3
groBer 6olBtude Uou etnem 6raht'gBuggOn
Der ATLANTIC goaft 2tuieG mUroe auf oem
gobuboie bon BtlmiHBtou, g.zG., Gaptt0u
gBiQiam SO. Spanu auf Der Stelle get6btet.
- Bel elmer @Ouitou 3ueier 3ii8e in Der
ytdbe BON Seaforb, Del, pHr6eu biz betoeu
2ofomotiUsu UOlfauOi9 jerttiImmert. Sin
8srluf an ReuidenIebea III uI4t Ju bella
gen.
- Gelbfmor6 begiug oorgefiern in goui3'
bile, 9p., Der 65 labri8e 81. B- Barij5, Del
len germ6geu EbemaIs auf 100000 9el4a5t
nuroe, neil CT jaiu aOhgelo uttt be5a5IeH
t0nute.
- Die 2eideu oon fiiuf terauiideu Sd8eru
nuroeu in eiHer gu6ui5 Der SIptbiberge,
fuuf3ig Uleileu BON 2euuer, uuigeiauoeu.
Dtau uermutbet, bnB bic Sdger tm Sample
nit ben 8erg5euObueru 8eiaQeH ituo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09

song 8rauG, , R.,S., 8. Suli.-Die
bisfgeu Spielb0Ieu mareu beute ben gau3eu
Sag iiber in oOlem 8etrieb, Gin beiluuter
Spiaier gemana ratrenb Der leeten gfaAi
&12, 600 in Ybu. GalD's gOtal, giug Damn
nod Sobu 8aig 9 u2usM &lab5aHo Hao 1er=
Tor S22 GOO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
$1S.Nu}lige fit $40.
S O M M c T. 10 a0re n.

@h @benate in r InN8 mir bn
hnmn, beft
auBubih mpbnSwubm 8Oral ban
nf 8t fir bbn auf
f mu Die bette Gfbooe @d1dn
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uO3agt rn R nnO fanS Eager
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nEud.9d glat gemufut
ST. uu burpeg
opun 2agr Sn nbrn Prn Fn0m
GbiatoUmttr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
@tOplttaaer @e 0IDtttl.

yiep Dorf, 8. Suit. - Or. Wtc9lpnn
leiftete beute Gbeno in ieiner mOdeutltqeu
&Eprade por Der y glntt BoUerlp SOcletp"
6olgenoea: n@tne8 id6ueu 8ases miro cine
tuTntbare grbebuHg bier auSbret)eH, welte
bic frap1ONite 3teOOLu,lou in 5tOttel HELEN
mir6. Dns Yolt pirb fia in ietHem 3Orne
gagen Die GiniHiiduEg bteier DIttatorsH er=
beteu nno bieieu M6H9an, Biafieu uno Gr3=
biid0feH, hem Bapf unb ietuen Sarota3leH
nit Auiippelu oen @araus MAIDEN. 90 uI6
@ott, Der 6err, iie haimluteH, uHo ieiaeE
gpabe pOleu mir fe tberIafeu."
Stiirmiide 8eiiauSIufe ioIateu auf o5ige
Weu6prl1uncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
Ur. HaDnanys RranIalina llilg.
6a5 gr0Be yl5lrs mo Ula9eH N3ilnlittll
Ca5 gr0Be purgigCuolr ltHOruOe Abiiibrs
mittd, UirIcu obHe Shmcr3, itct8
5uUuliiFg uno uatitrItd tnIbrcr

Ca5 gr0Be purgucuoe, ltH0ern6e abiiibra
miittl, uirlau Obue SdJmGr}, Itct3
5uUuldiig un0 natitrlta tnIbrcr
g&irtuug.
Woufdu6i8 geItmudlO5, iton dbcrBuderi mt
8y08aut, puygiren, rt8urcn, retut8eu, idu6eru uus
ty5itiQeH ne. 6aowQgs BlQeu fur bic pelluug BON
cutu Etornqgn bg5 DIaqgns, Der ggber, &iuggneioe,
Jutreu, Elaie, D0u JieJDgHirant9tlttn, agpntmetI,
gufopfuna, partlgibi9eit, 5H0i9aittoH, 9qspepit;y
GjuLgulgibCu, 5ieber, &upuubuHa Der &lngeugtbes
5tmDubotoCn uu6 allen ScIrutungeu Der tuueTeu
Ibc,,e, yiur aus 4hanBeH 5uOeteitet, meoer Lueds
flbgT, mob Uituer1ltcu ODER l6doh1s 0Toaueu tHts
bGitsub.
a. Beattat bic foIgcnoen, BON StomngsH bef
BtI6GuuugsogQue bCuu9renoeu Symphonic;
geIfopiung, iuneybe pdmortb00en, 3iutaW
oIuU9 nod oeW Roplt, uJeIlGulil9e Dll9eulOurs
ugbeits, SObbRunen, Gtel DOr Spellef 8JI5ell 0oet
GdUere i'm Diugen, iaures AuiitoBgn, StnteH o6sr
8rddcH tH oer bergrube, Btuommenbeit oes SopItsS
bEihltuuatg5 00er lIpIts Atqmcn, 9gr5bdIems
mung, ein @eiGbl oes SrDurgtweTosus oosr Srfis
lens, meHu man m ltegenogr Steuung, Buntte ooeE
RcBe ian Seh'Ce5, iyieber 0oer BUMPER Sbme9 TN
Ropf muugg,bdie au5olufuF9, gcbe 5lrbun9 oer
Naut uno 1uggu, SdmgB in oer Selte, Brufy Den
GHIogH uuo pIoBuaes puBDsoen, 5FeHnen IN
guT penige Dozen BON Gabuag's Binen Bsr6,n
bas Sqfsm BON allen oen oben9enannttH etosn 0e'
BraiS % Gent3 pro Saadtel.
Ettt Brisfmar'e on y2a5Dag & Comp, ylE. 30,
UaulnfraBe. Nepzyori, ais Porio jar uHisr bss
.g5reEoe5 BUD.
aubas BubIttuml
gebt fiter uH6 oeglaRgt R0oDaq5 unb lt5i Boz
Icui baB fb beg Eume aJlabD1q- aui Dem, rDas
95r fault beHnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09


Scbtrmann bat ben 2Bunlt, it1 cine relnt, aIattt,
done, qsuuot oaut au ugrlbdiftu, uuo 5neymluH
iaEu 8ltS tIrtdtn. DE 01ut ucrttrt tart uGturs
ute 6arte, iutro rau5, btoctt fCt mt Au5'hlag in
yoGe tgr giftiqeu uu6 uugeWu6tu BeihaHeubrit Der
-blcn0uungn mo uuMutl4en Au5ouHRuu9-6te
eEIu IHJe AbloE0tyuu8s0rult abgtlguOtJt uuo 0urb
2.t toleA au2 Gem &etpcI uAS5tlQltotu Dtso. Nit
@aut gtPott bu oeu @aupmuaaaH9sH lur ole Au5trets
Dung or AblOlaGIull5ict,U 0orr Gl.meH.C, Ucfte
e,e 5,aorpuon5aeldBt mic0ct ucu itt gcbtr; odrum
7tyaiicn os'e t,Ilen dei3 ausubenoeu 5lGitl'ritsu
uuU6e Stelsu gut= oOgr 6osaru8er Ratut, It nap
Der &elhafeuleit otr BON Der plut ausgeibleorr1n
ausbuntun8 uHb 4bilu 5luHgtstttH. yBas nun
ett &nmeEouna uoH @qouQeusmrleIn btuft, 70
Uc.ttrgt beiglbe uur tigit W&EscI mo er9O9t otR
G.HufQRo oCI 0Iut, Wd9rtuo
9idOman'5 Sarlplruilu
Elm ugIlidc5 0uiult.d fur ale Duu,ausIii1lg NJ.
IS waBt baS 8ut reilblluI uH0 rem, uI6 uatbgm
Is aus Dem But uuo btu NbiuuAtIUUgs sOfuGUgtl
bar Naut bu5 Giit BON 6cH A0ial FluliltattcU auSa
9ttriCbgn bat miro eS Der IuSounung ibr 9,i, uths
men uno ole 6out KEN, tar unO loon MAIDEN. Dies
Mt Der sln6lge sSta. ltt suite paul gu oerba1en.
IS glbt tClU YtIttCs uetes 0Eu NtlbcUbeH 10 lbueQ,
me og5 SariaNlul,dn RslO,Dcnt, hetlen DiI6 ron
1a5iuB, Gngmurm, 0toe, AntoH5Eucr oaut9Esa
itag, 6lcteH, Uinntn, 9lBblottern, ptBau5lt,aa
Gtutnotdeu uno punoeu Steltu, GtlumlIenI
S1u.sn uuo Ulniien ie6er art' liart stnen SeriG3
gas GorIopariQian GeIoIueut abcrtrHt nbt nur
one UieoBinsu iH Der ocluua uOu trOHiiheU, iirOs
pbuloien, Confiiuu0HcueU uHb oOulfrGufbuteu, lous
beJu as if ouh OOs elHUa ithere oetmtuel gegeu
9ticlGH= uuO SlaltalCl0eu,
&nrns uHb @jsb6muttertTautbG.en, 9llIeugrit5,
&iabties, g@Gfetiudlt, HGrHuerb0ltuu9, uHBiltdrs
IidCu 6aTuGuB, 8rilbtibe SrautbeIt, StUe5 i'm
Guru, unb IN allen 5GleU, In oencn no segelmeh.s
drtae gtie6ri5dgC blotu5 ober Der barn oifIlultgs
trlbg, pgrmtIdt 10 nit 5ubfNHBen dbHlb Dem gDeis
zen zines sis o0er init 6d0cn, iDlt Uon UeBsr Sei0es
U5tr eH tyaEihatts, ouniIeS, gaui9e5 auSleleu uuo
DltBen, tnOttnNlu1dIt9tn g2toChla9 bat, uHe
6Onu, Dcun b05 uunIaNen nit etnem hedenoeuS
breHucnom 9etubl perbuu0en it, uuo mcHH man i'm
GrCuB lungs 6cr ggnoeu SbmcG3eu bats
= ginc ylai.tc eu,ldH mtbr on UiItameu Apnets
@lGWCuteH, ui5 trgeu0 Elm unoere5 BripaIat IS
ujIo In 8oieu BON iC eJUem GAgtlo1e uol etngeH1ma
men, Ddbren6 bel aHbIrln Ih,tgln uni o0sr le9s
Dial 10 0u n0l98 ~. gu Baben IN aDoi4eien.
$rgiS 81,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
0roBorti9er DaG3jabrttOer
3c0n pro5.
9tScomtO- &etfGtt /

beginnt beute un6 pir6 bi8 auf 8eitere8
fOrtgciett. 2eutc, pelde bic StaOt oets
loiien, 'irtpie per in Der StaOt 5uriid bleibt,
peroen wObl 6aran tbun, penn fie, mas
fe braudIen, bel Eieie.n grOBen Bret8re=
buttons. Sertaufe faufen. Sdieben Sic
SIRE 2lu8mabl nidt auf, Oa BET 6ieiem
@erfaufe be0euten0e Guantitdtcn 8aorea
ie6cS 0tal unabanOerlia raIden 2t6iaB
fin0en. @enn Sic 0aBer CUTE 2lu8pabI
su erlangcn luauiden. 70 fOmmen Sic AM
8eitcn rcdt5eitig. Ser9clen. Sje nidt,
oaB Der 0i8cpnto ieoe8 0cpartement un=
iere8 9auie8 umfaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
Gtts. GbctI0At Ia Tetliet 0tQa 6a.8es
Fnr1fiieEf.

0onquttsSOuie, @iaF., s. SaIi. -
Der Sriessoaupfer ySmatara," nit tem
franfeu General gberioau an Boro, fam
nm , lIbr beute ytabmittaa bier an, uu0 Der
Patient ift ieitoem ans llier IN ietue Sllll
gejhafft uprben. Der 9eneraL 1T beute IN
6OIge Der Sabrt ettpas aufgeregt uab nerU0s,
nLlein ieiu al9emeiner 3ufano TT nod 10 be-
fliebiQero, ME iur Yeit ieiner Abrele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
SSeae Aa3etgen.
Ner(urch:

Dittlrnd, oeu 4. Sulj, i'm .ShdtenparFe" cin gto6
nit gDIneHErn Ssn0pfe. Sjegen CUTE Salobnung
nh'ugeben in 9tg. 40, Sourt3anos, nahe 5ranfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
@ermtiAtes.

Die gefrt9e steuer @iuuabme betru9
f379, ,67O uuo bic 3ouetuuabme 1928 526.
Cur Ginl0iuug befiwlmta ytattOuaI. SGufs
gfOten im 8straQe BON 1852 900 liefen gefera
im Shaeamte Elm.
8as @omit: fir Scandinavian bat Srn.
29ilcu (MinH.) trfiruirt, bic Blu Betreff5
Nes llpbuues etuer AH8GhI 0feutlider 4aIas
gen in WinreapOls girfig eir3uberidteu
8as 8eprGisntanteahau Miro nabribetu=
lid aud ois ganse udafle 2Bote nit 5era=
burg ber 8arjibta beIhaftt9t ieiu, nno Is III
ntd}t pobrifetnIid3. ba6 e8 Die 8iu In Der ers
fen zBcde erIetiggn rtrb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
Nad1 Hcmti6la1O aaSoeltefert.

Nep Oorf s, Sult.-Guomtg 6tifl,
tpeIder i'm Ssroa6t febt, ben Uiiuer 6raui
Shmolensti In @roiien an Der Soer, BIO
UinB 8ranoenburg, beraubt uHO ermor0et 3u
blbeH, Uuroe gefern anf oem 8ampier
pg9erran ned 9eutidIano ausgeliefsrt. Sr
mar, tpie ftiibsr beridtet, in @alueftou, 5er.,
aufseipiirt Inb berbaitet noroen. Sin S1d=
fer, neIGer in eiutm gBalbe bel @roifeu, in
pel6er bic geite besSpfers gefuHOen purbe,
Die SGaafe b!itete, pIr0e in lluteriIhuuos.
bait genommen un6 erbdugte itb i'm 9e=
fdugniB ans Shaam uu6 Sersmeifluno
Spdter entbedte llmf6uoe ergabeu, oo6 Der
Wlann unihulbig uub 9liIdl Der W0rber mar.
Glf Der 6lbrt BON COLLECTION bierber rpGre es
hem @etau9enen beiuabe geluuaeu, Al ent=
tcmmen. als fid udmlif Der Bug bel B5i=
laoelphta oem 8elatpare udherte, bat 9tud1
ben thn begIeitenoeu Beanltsn, auf eiueu
Au9enbltf IN bas ,,gBater @loietn gebeu III
oiirfeu. yIadl erhalteuer @rlaubuiB Qtug er
binetn uno madte Die Sbur btnter ftdl 3u.
SoebeH oonuerte Der 3u9 iiber bic Bride.
9lOBllf hOrte Der Beau1te oas Rltrreu eiur
9Iasihetbe. @r 6ifuete idnen bic Shire 3um
@loet, tluo baiIelbe aber leeT uHo Die Ftuz
fterl6etbe serbroGeu. 6tnausi1aueuO er=
bIidte er tief unten BEN 6liidtltug i'm Siufie
nit ben gSellen tdmpfeuo. SelbaDerlidHold]
s0b Der Beamte ofOrt bus 4larmF9ual; Oo1
muroe eS eff mad etpa 3abn Mluuteu mDgz
lid, ben Bug gum Stebeu gu briugeu. Damn
fuhr Der 3ug pieber mad Der SteGe 3urtd,
nno es gelan9 pirtlid, ben eutipruuseueu
6titI, benz es nod Hift ge9liidt mar. ba5
ufer i'll etteiGen, mieber eiu3ufaugeu. 4l5 CT
III yten= gort anlangte, rpareu leiue Sletoer
BON oem erfolgIcisu Sarraspruu9e nod trie=
ieno naB. &ii9 if etna 55 SABRE ait. Sr
leu9ust Die ibm sur Gaf geIeste Ebat.
Gtn SanErdubtr In SSaFt-
U1 Il 70 tee, 2Sisc., 7. SuIi. .-9eferu
gfu6mtttag fumeu 5pei pOblsetleibets Miuz
ner in eos Siireau Der ,,gtational= 5niurances
&ompnup," uno elmer oerielbeu rihtete meb~
rere Srugen on ben I'M Biireau aupeeubsH
@lerf. ytadoem fie on5 9Oinl uerlaiieH, oer=
niBte man Elm Badet nit 5000 Subult. Der
cine Der gIIuner bate nit benz @lert geip-os
den, ndbreub Der anoere oas @elo fiabt.
@tuer Der Sdpinbler tpurbe gefiern oerbaf.
tet, nls er i'm Gegrifi mar, bic Staot IN Ell
mem Snsen su oerlafien. @r entpuppte iitb
ais Der bsriidtiBte BcfOuer 8uniEauber Ras
fus MiuOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09
GefuuO6cit 1T 2SOGftanO.
@eTunS6ett OeS &6rpcrs tit g0O6I
itaHo DCs Settles.
Dr.. GaomaD'S
C6os etu5is ehte)
@orIoportQtat MeEoInentg

Sa5 groBt glutrCluIQuu96mittel.
gtireS 8Iut ldafFt geiuuo1s 6letIt, itGrte Suobcu
uno ttUe Nuut 2Shnltt jbr, olB Guer Bldib fen.
Cure GHoheu geiunb, 0but Rn0ttuirdB, ul6 = Isr
slnt idon fiuo, 10 Den6et JiloDaq'5 SGrlaparItlu
BgiuLreUt an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-07-09

9urt bas 155. sapiteI Der in Der Iesten Gisuns
Der geistssbuns erIaiIenen @eese tuirb cine OurAz
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-24
THE TALE OF A TREE.

A row of houses all alike,
In one of which lived Mr.. Pike.
One day that gentleman was seen
Digging beside an evergreen.
''Helloi' said Joker Brown, with glee,
s'What are you doing with that tree?"
sI'm going to plant it," Pike replied,
''Here in my courtyard for guide;
So, when come home late, you know,
needn't count this blarsted row."
"a bright idea,'' laughed Brown, mo doubt
You often find you're counted out"
When homeward from the club, that night,
Steered Mr.. Pike, he felt delight;
For now, he thought ne wouldn't wait
Till he could count the houses straight.
He found the tree. 'Hurrah" he cried,
AS bold he climbed the steps outside.
20, thunderationl muttered he;
sWhat in the goodness ais the key"
And, as he tried the lock again
He got as mad as twenty men.
ssThis is my house. for there's the tree"
He growled, and then, with energy,
He kicked and pounded on the door
With anger never dared before. ..
A window raised, a nightcapped head,
Set off with washers fiery red
Glared in the street-lamp's sickly light
At Pike, made crazy by the sight.
sPolicel Helpi Thieves! Man in my nous ef -
He yelled, ''a-murdering my spouse;"
And picking up rock, alas,
He missed the head and smashed the glass.
From other, windows nightcaps popped,
And let off shrieks that only stopped
When two policemen, big and bold,
Dragged Pike before their Captain cold,
Who would have thrown him IN cell.
Had not friend Brown rushed in pell nell
To say he'd taken up Pixies tree,
And planted it next door, to see .F
The big ten dollars worth Of fun;
He had to pay the damage done.
II C. Dodge, in GoodalEs Sun.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-24

Span Sh-American historian of three
centuries ago, that we must
once more throw away our char
acter in this way? Let US see. The
name of the Great Colorado river, into
which the Salt river ultimately finds its
way, was, the Tison--a, ,dignified
name, capable almost of any, applica-
ton. The region of the Moquis was
Tesayan. The region of the Puerco
river of the East was Tiguex-a word
of entirely classical form. The Rio
Grande was the Cicuye. Towns of the
region were Acuco, Tutahuaco, CHA
(modern Clay, (north of which was the
Province of Quirix), and Braba, at the
head of the Jemez river. All of these
are available names, of euphonious and
even classical form, appropriate to the
country and not copied from any other
region. We commend them respect
fully to the gentlemen in charge of the
Hemenway expedition.
Can not something be done to change
the north, south, east and west places
that wes have in such numbers, and to
prevent the creation of any new ones?
Why shall we distigure our map with
a North Dakota, for instance? Call it
Mandania, or some other original
name. The Canadians have pre-empt
ed Assiniboia-so we can not have
that. Let US have Tacoma for Wash
ington Territory. as has been long pro-
posel. When Montana is divided,
name one of its parts Absoroka, after
the Grow Indians-the best specimens
of the aboriginal American on the con-
tinent 1
We recall two instances of changes
of name in the East, with which we
emphasize our our remarks. New Jer-
sey once had a fourishing town of
Longacoming. The name was one of
the few Instances of successful compo-
sition of English words to be found in
America. 1t was changed by some
person of perverted sensibilities to
Berlin. and is now so called! In East
ern North Carolina is pretty village
once called by the euphonious Indian
name of Nahunta. When we last Wis
tied the place it was called Fremont.
Comment is unnecessary. -Anaerican
Naturalist.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-24
WIT AND WISDOM.

Books are the ever-burning lamps
of accumulated wisdom. W. Cur
tbs. - ..- .-.=.
. Chronic low speerits b ar de same
relation toe de min dat povahty do toe
de wallet '-Jmdge.
There is nothing so valuable. and
yet so cheap, as civiIity; you can all
most buy land with it
You can not dream yourself into a
character; you must hammer and forge
yourself one.-Frou0e
If you enlist in the army, say q.
prayer; if you go to sea. say two; but,
if you get married, say three. Persian
Prorer6.
He who blows the Goals in quar-
rels he has nothing to do with has no
right to complain if the sparks fly in
his face
Philadelphia Cal: If you live Oh
less than you earn you will soon be
able to count up your cash in the say
ings fund.
"A man who is naturally genius'
can conduct himself in such mannef
that he may be considered q chump.i-
Lincoln Journal.
The trouble with a good many men
is that they spend so much time admir-
ing their own ability that they don
let other people have a chance to see
that they have any ability to admire
Some people would rather get an
honest dime than dishonest tl'e-dol-
lar bill. but good many would change
their minds if they thought no one out
themselves would ever know the differ
ence.
Contact with the good never fails
to impart good, and we carry away
with us some of the blessing, MS travel
ers' garments retain the odor OF the
flowers through which they nave
passed.
To divert at any time trouble
some fancy. run to thy books. iney
presently fix thee TO them, ana drive
duh care from thy thoughts. They al"
WAYS meet thee with the same
kindness. Fuller. :
Here thou art but stranger traV-T,
cling to thy country, where the glories
of kingdom are prepared Tor 'hee' ~ r
is therefore a huge folly to be much
affected, because thou hast less con-
yenient inn to lodge in by the way
Jeremy Taylor.
The most expensive thing that can %
be bought is experience. The price. III
hard cash is without limit, ana IL lle,to
ouentlv happens that man spends aito
his money, with soul and body throw" IL
II before his course of experience ls
complete.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-24
AMERICAN PLACE-NAMES.
Transgressions of Which Most of Our
Nomenclators Have Been Guilty.

Transgressions of Which Most of Our
Nomenclators Have Been Guilty.
The satire which has been every
where for a half century leveled
at the classical names of the towns in
New York State, given by some school
master who was in a position to give
them, should have taught the American
nomenclators of later date a lesson.
Perhaps reference to the classical
dictionary has been less frequent since
that time, but the poverty of imagina-
ton of the modern American has been
none the less apparent 1t is pardon
able in immigrants to name locality
in America after their birthplace in
some European country; but when
the '.stock American must search
European and classical Biographies
for names, he advertises two things:
first, his want of aesthetic capacity;
second. if perchance he select some
euphonious name from the Greek, his
want of national spirit and character
in form at least. What can be more
homogeneous than the naming of one OF
the canyons of Colorado the canyon of
Lodore! But what especially moves us
to make these remarks is the fact that
we are threatened, according to the
daily press. with still more objection
able piece of Jenkinism. The plain
adjacent to the Salt river of Arizona,
where SO many important archaeology
cal remains havefbeen recently discov-
cred by the Hemenway expedition. is
to be called the Plain5of Tempe Can
no names be selected from the s.oble
vocabulary of the Pueblos. or from, the
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-03-24
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

"A wise and loving faith is the
great specific for body and mind.
Educate men without religion, ana
you make them but clever devils
Duke of Wellington.
There is joy in Heaven when q
prodical returns, but Didn't tell you
sop is the universal cry on earth when
a good man goes wrong.
ALI reverence of beings greatly
above self suppasses school-book in
making up an education of both mind
and heart.-Davjd Swang.
With an obstinate man principles.
are step-children dutifully nourished.
Prejudices are paintings of his own be-
getting. To revoke dogma is to dis
inherit his tirst-born. --BaptiSt Weekly.
There are social evils which can
not be effectively prohibited because
too many people practice them. The
great problem of society is not how to
do what can not be done, but how to
hold such evils in check.
The Boston school board has voted
$4,000 for the support of public kim
dergartens for the coming year. Bos--
ton teaches sewing in the public
schools, and is experimenting with
cooking-classes and manual training
department for boys.
The great temptation to which we
are more or less exposed is that of los
ing sight of God in the ordinary actions
of the day. 1t is hard to feel that every
action of every day is capable of being
SO done as to advance or hinder our
growth in grace.-Frona The French
To be good and do good are the
two objects set before the Christian
to develop Il perfect character by ren-
dering perfect service. True Chris
tan culture leads to and expresses
itself in service, while faithful and low
ing service is the very best means of
Christian culture.-W Glttlden
Never be discouraged because good
things go ON slowly here; and never
fail daily to do that good which lies
next to your hand. Do not be in a
hurry, but be diligent Enter into the
sublime view of it. God can afford to
wait; why can not we, since we have
him to fall back upon? Let patience
have her perfect work, and bring forth
her celestial fruits.-G. Macdonald.
st Paul thought the very first place
to show piety is at home. q Timothyv.
4 Practically, many disagree with
him. The margin has it: Let them
learn first to show kindness at home"
The right sort of piety is the kindly
kind, whether shown at home or any
where else. One vinegar cruet is
enough at any table. Every one feels
the necessity of moderation in pouring
out its contents.
A physician of Maryland board
of health has concluded that two hours
in the forenoon and one hour in the af-
ternoon is as long a time as children
can be profitably employed in school.
He advocates eighteen hours a week as
the limit for school children unde3
twelve, and says that it would be better,
from purely hygenic point, to make
Wednesday the weekly holiday rather
than Saturday, and to have examina-
tons to occur at the beginning of a.
school term rather than at the end.