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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Ole spd,Iteeas in wstwnsTota

@t.Baul, Wliuu., 6. Aprtl.-@iue bic
fige 3eituug uer6ffertli9t oas @rgebniB bon
BeipreGuugeu nit 200 eiEfuBretden 6spub'
lifansrn iiber pas ggtrfeu Der 9odlicenj i'm
Staate Dlinueiota lett Den adlt Dlonateu, In
neItben bas neue @eiett in 8raft if. Die
ausgeiprpacuen Gnfidten fflmmen oarlu
therein, bas bas @eies cute Solaen 9ablbt
bat, iniOferu als ole @inEabulen per1lebrt
nn6 bic 3obl Der 8ir,bihafteI osrminoert
uorben fiuS unb Der @barofter Der iibri9 &C.
bliebenen @irtbihuften etn befierer geUoroeu
III. Slit elmer eiuSiSeI 4usHahH1e ipre@en
fd ole 8efraste ftir Seibebaltun9 Oe8 Sc
ietes aus. Yur in @arUsrs@ouutq, no 0isla
DeutfGe tpobaeu, tpiro oas Seies ntdt ttreua
sur ausiiibruug sebraft, neil bic 8su6lfe'
rur9 fi9 Der BeiGrantuug oes SetranfebaH
bells eneretId tpiberieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
@crmtfdlGe teGe0ravbif0c DcDeTacn.

ScTattfQgGe fe&eGCGpB1lDG GGDSs-oGa'
- Die Sabre8. @unfsreuS Der Mormoaan.
Stride tnst 3ur 3ett in SGltzGafes Sip.
- Gie @euteunialfeier in Warietta, 8,
multe geferH fort9esBt uaO betaaO grO8tsHs
tbeiIS IN iamiilihgeH 5teoen.
- -Sr. 81. &. Sapper, friiber amerifauiz
iGer 6oniII in Surftital, 1T in Hitter BON II
Sabrsu 5u Sadionoille, Gla., geRoGben.
= Der Metbobifenprebiger z. 7S. Sarbeu
III SuscalcOiu, Nla., bat fth erid)Oiien- Das
I}oti0 Der oer5melielteu Shat if nod Hitt
nid1t lrmittelt.
- Su Inter Galifornien, Merito, ioIeu
reine @jolnlager eutbedt poroen ieiu, uno
biele golbgrGber fno I'M 8egriffs, fit ton
@Gliiorrisn aus bOrtAiH 81 begebeu.
-Traat 8. Q8ilion, @lerf I'M 6raAtbireau
ber pBOftOuz BrOui0encasBabn" 3u Bottom,
ifi nit $4,000 bis SO, eco our6geora1ut uHo
hat feline 5rau uR6 3mei SInoer im Stlf3
BeIafeu.
= 3te 8Otnuns bes gr,Rapors S. 6.
4arous Su G1tIltamsport, Pa., brGuute 9e'
fern iriih nieoer uno bic Bema9uer eaJgiu
ger mr. nit tnapper 9sOth oem So0e. Der
geIIuf betrdgt ctrta Sl5, 600.
- Gbarles 2acoEr if in Sbreoaport, ga,
Inter Dtr Nntia9e ber2alEet moroenr ell
pans, in neI1em ali9e g8iie, ieiHe Utaltrelie
(etne HegertH), idltef, ange6ttuoet u1o bas
S5raueu3lmmer Ill Sooe uerbrnnnt III lben
&as ROuD fir bic Chat mar Giferiudt.
- gian alanbt, baB Die 6eusrs5ruuf
nelhe nGbrenb Der uOrIetteu yiadt UieI'
@eim0ftsqtblEbe in 4me&bnr1, Naii eiu
aiderte, oou grnuoatftern augeIe9t tpurbe
Ser S9aben tpirb auf $750,0OO, uno Oit
Berf6erun9 uuf s35O,OOO geiqatt.
- @lf electromagnetic Sdubfabriiuuten ba
ben elm @irtuIar uater5etdnet, in peIhem fl
children, fie niirben tiinfti9bin bic 0ittat
Der y41beitsritter" ober ir9enb elmer anoerel
SrQnutation niGt mehr aneriennen. ionoerl
ibre @Gifaite mad et9enerl, befeH grme1el
etten.
- Gie su 92if=StG, Uto, ftottgefnuSeu
&oronerss slluteriuduug iiber Die tiir3Iid bOr
| eingetretene Sruben Sataffopbe rtiultirte Il
eiuem 8ercitt, peldes ben Staat8= =Nineu
| Snipeftor 8olie fir incompetent erfldrt I'M
| bic SS. &eitb & BERN, @iSentbtiTer be
grube, tpegeu ftrafbarer yta4Idiiigteit tGOeIt
- Gin Ranu, Rameus Rattbeou, M
ieiu 16zidbriger Sobu ertraufen pdbreno be
porletten Raft bel eiuem Seriude, Dol
Fort Suron, Ntib., aus in etnem Boot
iiber Sen 5iuB mad Sarniu, Ont, 81 fah
rem. Sbr Boot purbe bIrf eiuen plosltd3e
gRmbftob eegen cine gisiholle 9etrtebeu IN
,um llmfippen gebrad]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Wr. 81.

mar Iebr Iufia unb aufaerdumt. st as nnO
trant uiel, bra6te eiuen Goat aus nno uers
iieB - eS mar cine babe Stunoe nab Der
Srauurg - Die Saiel. Seine Nbneienbeit
ftel n6breub Der srfen Ntiuuten nidlt auf;
eTf, ais fid) bic Yliruten ~ elmer Stunbe
l'umalirteu, Duroen Die iunse Srau uub ihre
@'lnTn unrubis, man foribte mad benz 8rGr,
tia ON nno FAM n rirgenos. 4m folaeus
BEN Gage srf er n iid) &nbaItspuutte, bag
gerl'st nit Dc. 90 gRart burdaebrannt
mar Il CD Die tirhude @eremUuie nur ftattfiuz
ben lieb.s nm eeH @auuerfreit aHsIihren Al
f1uuen. Die betro9eueu @lteru erfatteteu in
brem uuS iuI giamen Der uerlaieRen Nrau
q ie 8etruqsanSeige bei'm preusiideu 2anos
oe,rid1t, uRo 9iees leitete bic fedbrieflidbe
aye1'foIsuug sss 6lidttgeH eiu. BeruOt bate
fdg nam gBieiT GswenOet unb iid Dor etniSen
EeaGn in ein,,al 9otel Der Staot einIOBirt.
Xr rupllte iic3 gEraoe in Elm Saeuter begebeu,
ais tr Don einsm @ebsimpCIili4en ber6aitet
tJ,rrbe. 95on Der erihptneslteu Rttgift fan
BEN iSG BET rem Ber5aiteten nod 1905 f.
nns eiuise BEst iOjgn Uor, welde fiber sefeut
pE-beH. Bern bt tEu-be bic nuf gSeitereS
Dem atsfiaeu San bgeriate eingeIieiert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
800 eiu Mere9ebetmntS So
MfsfsSStdsaA

&nbnap, 81. g., 6. NpriI. - IIs 5r.
9Gtlliam @iuid's ipdt gefern ytadutittag in
eiuer eit LANCER 3eit nidt mehr benu5ten
S6euer auf ietuer 6arm trat, faRo er Su ists
mem Streden bic 9eiGe eiue8 anfdn0t9 9e=
fleibeten Rannes, beiien &eble BON DIR 81
Sbr bur6ihnitten mar. 9ieben Der 2etd)e
lag Gin blutbefledtes &Qiirmeiier nit 3u5e=
Happier Slinge. gpureu eiues beitisen Sam:
pies poreu i'm Snneru Der S9euue bemert.
bar. Die Sleioer bes SOSteu ruareu blIt=
befledt uno serriiieu. uuo Spei ieiuer Saiaer
mad auseu eebrebt. 0tnu fanb 9tidts bej
Der 2eide por, mas 3ur SOeutii5irnng ost
RoAterr fiihrpu fnt1ufe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
1lnterSa61,tua itter ote SertoaIttt;t8
elmer SSrreftotit0st.

Neparf, N.<S., 6. 4prtl. - Gin &c.
meiniGaitliGas, aus brei Senatoren unO fanf
afsmblg IiitgIieherH bsftehenbe8 @onllte,
tefen Sorftenosr Seuator @risss BON Pa'
teriou if, erSfuste bsute Die llateriuhns9
Der Sernaliuns bsS gtuats .Srrenhaui ies du
Morrtstonn. 8ieie lluterfuduns geitiebt
suIplse BON anflasau, psihe 0r. sB. &. Jal'
ieG, friiber brei Sabre lang gum drjtliaen
gt0be bes 4ipIs seb0renO, in Sem SadbIatt
"The American Journal of Insanity" per
Dfeutli6te. 9r. GufieG ertIdrte in benz Dir
tifel, bab Die Den Srreu osrabreitten ytabz
rungamitteI isbr bdafi8 gang ungenieBbar &C.
peisu, uub bu5 bic Batteuten oft nidt genu9
8edau fir ibre Settsu betommen bdtteu.
gGdbrenb Der lesteu brei Sabren bitten fieben
gerste eiu3is aus oem @runbe ihre Stelleu
uebersslsgt, neil fte nit Der @eF5aitsper'
pnltuas uusufrieosn paren. 9ieie fsbsr
8er,te, pie au9 Der Sbsrarjt, Or. 6. 6.
Spotb, befiatisten sur 3eit Or. &niiea's
4uftagen. nub baIb barauf marc bon Der Se'
gislatnr bas uuterlu6uussz&oultte eraauIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Ger 6cIotHtdrFf.

Rep Dort, 6. apgiI. - SuIseEOes
fino bic S9tuBnotirungeu: GeIb 0fnete 81
2-3 uub i1leb Bn 2 Bro5eut. - Sterlins'
Wed,feI $4.85 = $4.85t auf so Gage unb
81 auf Sidlt. - 8uno essOblisG'
tioneu: 4.pro3. 1888, 4ispros. 1861, s.
sros. =. Gftien: aooms' @rpres 1856, Cent
rulEgucifc 284, @beiapeate Sbiu ], @rie
245, Ditto Brior. 574, Sqtnois. Central 117i,
Qafe @bore 90, ytewsSeriep. @eutral 784,
Nortb. gBeferu 1914, bitto Brior. 1414.
0etp 0urt Central 1053, Ohio. .RffiFppt
-QOg, Ditto Prior. 80, Bittsburs l57, Reao'
ing 58g, 5t. Baul 715. Ditto Brior. Ill,
Qooforr7- -IIftinrt 74&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Warft tluo 8ar,e

9outpu, 6. april. - Ser. Stadten
Sbliqatiouen: 4.pros. 1854, Ditto 4isprc3
1864. 4ftieu: Assn. 365, Ditto PriOr.
g., CANADA Bacific .e2s. @rie 25s. bittO
Brior. 994, Slinoiss Central 1194, Merican
525, ct. Baul 721, 9eDsDorf. Central l072,
YeuuipluaHia 56a, &eabtns 295, Rericau
GentroI IA, @aaabu Rorbmeh. 9aao.go. q.
9issrpoOl. 6. 4pril. : 1890 Dit
tags. Gaumpolle: gtitteli. Sbert. 5l16,
bitto. gerp Sleans 53I8.-9is 5 &eriaufs
betrreen 10000 8alen, Spefulatiop uEo
gusInbr 1000, 5ufubr 1900,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Rs{eNNtGrSEs.

ct. 9ouis, 6. april. - 9liuouieb: 3u'
fubr 800, gerieRpuns 800. Preiie uarlir'
ten ,pilden S2.1O unb $3.50. - Shpeiue:
2ufnbr 1000, Serieuoung 26O0; Breiie BART
irten ,piideu $4.85 uno S5.3O.-SGaafe:
4ufuhr 900, Serlenbuug 100; Rreije bart
irteu ,uiihen $4.0O uno $3.50.
&bicaso, 6. April. = 8tnooteh: gu
fuhr 1000, Serienbuns 5000; Yrette bart.
irteu swiiden $1.75 uuo $5-0O.-S4peine
4ufubr 5000, Ssrienouus 5000; Preiie
ouriirtea 3niideu $2.85 uub s5.35. -
5daale: 5ufuhr 5000, Serienbuns 1000;
Breile pari,rteu sruii6eu $500 uno $6.40.
gaf.9ibertp, Heuni.s 6. Apr,I. -
Sainboieb: ,3ufubr 22S, Serienbuns $50;
greiie pariirten spiiden $500 uub 1925.
Sdpeiue: 3ufubr 1900, Serieabuns 1900;
Yreiie uariirteu 3pii4en $40 uuo S5.65.
- Sdaafe: 3uiubr 1900, Seriennune
1900; Prsile pariirten spii4en $500 UNI
RI On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Gnnnnn,a Grrilfffe.

Sttapa, Ont, G. Ipril. - Solgeuoe
4rlifei werhsu bsmud1ft burf Proclamation
bes General @onparneurs auf Die 6Geiitiie
geiietlt wsroen: !. friide8 Sbf, ME 8aua=
nsn, Sllpen, Inunas, Iepfsl, &amariuSeu,
8rCu.beereu. u6elbeeren, ,9iubseren, @ros
beerea, Siriftu, BreiBeIbeereu, 9friibe,
%faumen, Guitteu. 4prttsieu, Dlrloaeu,
UiuEgos uno 8aranieSfeisen; 2. 9emitr3e,
ME anis, Sternnuis. Sauarigras, 9orianoet
(.chl, SarSamou (rOh), 3immet (rob), Sim=
ntl, &odahornlaameu (rob), 6en9el (rnbl
SUITE, Senf, 3uderriiueu, Saameu BON Sbft
bGnmen nnb Seiau; 3. Pfau5eu, Sdums
unb Gtrduder, ndmlit: aepfels, Piiritd)s
Brit, StriGeu<, Yflurmens, QuItteaz uni
ale anberen Sbabdnme, Gta6slbeer,, Sim
beer, Srombeprz, Sohanuisbser StE6udet
mo 6cieubuIGe; feruer gBeiureben, 5aat
tentdume. 5lerbaume, 3terfrdHGer mi
Plnfuuteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Sfr Ssurltnatnn. .stri7e.

Gbicago, 6. apriI. - Souuro Dennis,
elm gBeiGenfeller Der uytOrtbioefernz 8asa,"
unb elm rnbefapnter @eidbrte purbeu beute
friib in elmer gSirtbidaft in SolSe eines Dis
puts iiber ben fiirslihen @ei9enfteuer' Strife
bur9 Meiierfde t0otltG uerIsst. Dennis
fIqgt eiuen anbereu gSeibeufieller, gtameus
Warf Grams, als ben ShIter oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
VI. &. Comic.

un{ebIbares Dlittel sesen RaIaria, Dpspepte,
eeberz ins ReroenIeiben, appehhofgfeit, 8ereau'
fur osaen aopfeioen unb 8erffopiuns. Wun i0rbere
nur W. &. & o mic unb tein anoeres. so Cents bic
SSIaI6he. 81. &. Sabntropien tNerve-Killer)
beiIt Snhni6meraen iofort; 15 Gents bic 6la1e. Sn
alcn Mpothefen au 1obsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
CT geeatot Gouflsn9 f1!pet
erfrGuff.

Nemzgorf, 6. gpril. - @rz5enatoi
0toFcoe Goafliu9 lteSt lett etHtger 3ett II
ieiner gBObnun8, gfr. 8, 8ef@24. StraBe
lhper franf baruieber. @r letoet OF etHeu
@eiGniir tm redten Sbr uno bat 9rOB
Sdner:en ausSufeben. Seire Ierite baber
ibm pollfauoiee &ube anempfoblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
dOREHOUND&1hB

pa SItttt a&nftBIbar &uffsn, 9a
tarrBs SttfesFett, 66Iea SaGs, AEep
aaa, 9r6nac ano aGe 2t5ruRsea beg
slt0ms.n8SOrsaHe.
Seipcn lin6etnOen GinfIuS auf sic aus
Qeqriiienen 2ltbmung8 Orgone uerOauft
er Der Sbatiade, 00B feline Seitanotbeile
sic mirfiamlten bGfaunten SruitmitteI
ftno. Der SauptbeltGnOtbeil lift Der SUnia
Der 2lnrOrn (Horehound)s sBFan5e, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea o0er Balm of Gilead
henliId, oerbunoen. 9lebeu oieIen eutbalt
er iinf tueitere botanii4e @lemente, tuelbs
Die Wirfi0ufeit be6euten0 oerltarfen.
0ieienigen, weId]e Sate's Honey of
Horehound uno Tar gebrau9en, pers
fdcru, Oa6 er in alien 6auen wun6erbar
beilen0 rpirtt, NO Die 2Itbmun98sOrgane
angcgriffcn fin0, pn6 baB icine 8irfuu9
cine pu9emetn raide 1T. @r eutbalt buraz
aus 9iiht8, mas oem Otagen uadtbeiltg
lein t6nnte, bat einen GuBerlt aRseuebuen
9cidmad uno mirO 3u etuem Breile oers
tauit, pelaer e8 ielbit 9enienigen nit bs'
id]rGntten Olitteln erut6gltat, ,befenWObfp
tbaten tbeilbafti9 3u perOen.
Gin SuFteu Idbt Ii6 aIs bas gOrldufera
Stadium Der Sbpinbiudt, elmer &rnnt,
BELT, gegea peIde ,6aIe'6 AnOOrn> un6
5beerbpnig oas iiberite betdRnte Bprbeus
gung8mitteI 1T, pafenb bejei6nen. Ran
periniebe Onber ben @ebraub bieies pers
idBli6sn ipesiFi4en gltttel8 Ietuen 4usena
bid.
6inOeru 1T er, rpcnn Te bon Group OOer
aeuGbuiteu befaileu pOrOen, Ourh ieine
ltuOcrn0cn @igcniaaitea icbr oienlt8.
gretic: 25, so Grnts unO 81 bic
6ioIte; bic 9r6Bte bic biatsfe.
E@S Su allen IpOtbeten gu huben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Cine fiSele @ttttpe.

gBiItesbarre, 3d., 6. april.-Srau
Solfooith, beren @atte am Iesteu 9ieufa5
bier gehdn9t purbe, reiife beute Ibeno init
eiuem 6leilher, Namens Sraoeiti, pom bier
nod Yittsbnrs ab, um iit morseu port nit
ihn traueu ,u Iafeu. Sie biefigen Boleu iiuo
eutrIfiet iiber baS getrasen Der 6rGI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Stcr s9dnner Dmrd, etne 9UaaHstt-
fsrnIrfir4t aef0Dfet.

Chicago, 6. april.-@iue 9epei9s Der
,,9Qiin gtelpsA aus Salparaiio. Sno., mel
set: .@iue Dpnaulitfabrit 3u Miuer's Staz
ton floq beute in bic 0uft, nno bier RdHner
tanen babel um'S 2eben. Sele @ebduoe in
galparaiio purbeu eurd bic grpioFon in
tbren Tuneamenten eri4iittert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Gine Ittter tttlo Srei SStNaeS So
SDoe DcrbrGNttt.

DiIfesbarre, Ba., 6. Ipril. - 5ruu
Warp Sbarp in gSunamtc mar beute Na9s
mittag nit S6nappsbr5nnen beiddftist, ais
Elm Sopf pou BON iener 5liiif9teit in bas
Teuer unfiir3te. Die emporihieBenSeH
Slommen 3iinbeten tbre Sletber an Huo be
5ruu mar binneu penigen Winuteu su Sobe
0elbranut. 8rei ibrer Sin6er, bic ie III ret
ten uerfudten, erlitteu t0OtIide 8raubpunz
BEN. Der @atte uub Safer SobH Sbagp,
uel6er sur 3eit abiueieub mar, iOG in 6olge
res @oriaues mabnfnnia aeporbeu ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Iermiihts5.

Die beuti1e Stener @iuuabme betruS
$348, ,38l uno bic j3onetunobme $627, ,149,
BUR @inl0Iung befimmte Rationais 8anf'
yottn i'm 8etrage bon $338, 600 ltefen hsute
m Sdatamte elT.
3ds geuats @cmite fir Sabritpeien er@
5ffnete bente Die ibm ouf9etraaene unterlu=
tuua iiber ben yStanbaros Oil. SrAf."
Gas Sans @cmite fir Botamter bat bic
8cfGmts. SerpilItgungsbi uOllenoet. Die
elbe uerplui9t $50, 1873 $40, DdAreno itd Die
8Urnnitldge bes General BOfmelferS aui
$50, ,a2o $50 heIaufen batisn.
8erYrGfoent bat hem Srt9as general SEQ.
Grrof ole gtadfolJer bes penFonirteu Que
tas Etrrp gum @eueralmaior Iuo ben
Oberfen Sobn g.. 8roOfs bonn 8. Safantez
rie @egiment gum BriQabege eruanat.
3os Siotteubepartsmeut if bena6riattgt.
5oB Der 8puamitfreu;er nno bns 3aaoren
boct Oorttopu." bic in &ramp'ih S9ifIs'
bauboie 3n philadelphia 9ebant puraeu, an1
1S \ GR nom Stanu deIaIieu uerbeu iDiieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07

gs iif Elm otter Brauh, Die perbranute 5ane oeer
ben grm sssen Den Sfen Bu halten. uno 70 oie
melt bserer Wea ii, 6,e Bunbe nit -5alpation>Se"
eiuburtibsu, uu6 fis ilt in turasy 3sit aehttIt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
sturmf6aSct tasso SN6paTer.
Chiffon tn stonr.SttA. - Siet &aaben tn
etneu anssf6wDueHsn Strome ertrnnz
fen.- gttIc 8ebaHoe oHr1 SHsSbIaae
aerft6rf.

etftettt ati9efGpoHeUsW Strotte etttuuS
fem.- gltIc 0sbaaoe oIr3 SHsI6Iaae
serff5rt.
Stour.@its, Sa., 6. IpriI.-Babrenb
zines @erpitters, peIt3es itb geferu bier eut=
Iuo, brad elm cptIonartiger StuEm aus, mel
der inbeifeu nur an einem BnRtte i'm moro.
nefflidlen Stabttbeile ben @rSboben be-
ribrte. Nn ienem Bunfte bob bic gSiuos.
braut Wfart 0tobIin's gSobnuug, elm Bret
teraeb6ube, bonn @rbboben auf unS fiihrte fte
bis ans hintere @ube Der Bauheae. Erau
Uloblin erbieIt i6ruere Serlesuugen. Die
@ohuuua zines Sru. &i6mono uno cine be-
nadlbarte Sfeune pureen total bemolirt.
Su Siblep ridtete elm SoruaSO Inn ote tdulz
lid5e 3eit. grOBe Serbseruu9ea an uuo 3ers
ft0rte mehrere 9eb1uoe.
Der @eoar>8iu fiebt 3ur 3eit bel Stans=
gor, ga. bDber, als istt uteIeu Sabreu.
Wetrere R1nHer uno SnabeH, Delde 9efteru
einen fleiuen NebsufluB beifeIben uf eiuem
Baaen Al burdiurteu periu9teu, truroe en-
BON Der SiE0muus iort9eriiien, uno bier
snnbeu, 9famens s. Bunon, SGat 9anftronI,
6rnn3 &abmes unb Iuoreas @OISberg, er=
tranien.
Die SoGfHtb in Mifiouri, uumittelbar
obelbnlb Siours Gitp, bat 9r0Beren S1aoen
anQeridltet, ole irgsca cine 6riibiahrsfluta
leit 1881, nnb enorme SerIuife ftno ben Sar.
mern, ME Sen @iienbahneu 5uaefigt poroeu.
Eie @emGiier iiEO jett i'm 3uriiduei9eu,
ietodl pirb es nod ldHsere 3ett Sanern, bis
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cine Fran gatee.
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aus Ten umIleaenoen Qauo oiilritteu er9ebeu
bas 6as In Oerganeener gtad1t au3Sebrotele
@epiiter peitUerbreitete YerbeerunGeu GMga.
rlG3tet bat. Siels Sheunen un6 Staluugeu
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SS. Mbom GimoH nn0 Samuel Duutelber
GER in Bern Somnibip, rDuroen 0urf 8is.
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tameu in ben brenueuoen Staueu uul'e &e.
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miitoa unb i'm &aufe Der Jtaft geiGuentr
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aro6e SCI3fl0Be rpurben beuIe VaAuittat
bon bier los9Irifsn uao fcomabparts &c
Tibrt.
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&pa Tals, Sa., muroe ii Der uergGHgenei
gioGt our6 bas pI0tltdIe Breden elmer Sis
flaming in Sbeu 3ods Ri0er bon Ciaer lleber
ifpemmuug beimseiaat, pelae enornel
| S6abeu anridltete uuo inter auSere.h eip
155 5us lau8e eiierHe Bride, melAe $25,
600 Gef0fet hattie. sera0rt. Siele SswOaue
euteingen MIR NIT tanpper gfOtb BEN &Ooe
aRarfe SmaQtna'S SOP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-07
Stasismer ,iasJ absiHater.

81nrn, 6. HprtI. - Das &abiuet bat be'
idIOfisu, bic uiilytdriiben Sperationsn tn
Afrita pdhreno bes Somu1erS ein3uaeusu.
Gin ipeBieues Golonial<&orps piro in Btatlo@
nab bleibtu, unb bic iibriseu Eruppeu NET
ben nah Stalieu 5uriidfebreus
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-07-28
Money to he Made.

1t is said that dull times are not know
by the agents for the geeat publishing hous'
of George Stinson s. Co., of Portland Maine
The reason of this unexceptional success il
found in the fact that they always give the
public that which is keenly appreciated and
at prices that all can afford. At present we
understand, their agents are doing wonder
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Those who need profitable work should ap-
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Experience is not necessary, for Messrs.
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willing to work, not hard but earnestly, the
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to give the .business trial, and an agent
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moments to it. Stinsou & Co. guarantee
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We have not space to explain all here, but
full particulars will be sent free to those
who address the firm; their full address is
iven above.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-07-28
The Novelist.

Novel in name, form, purpose and method
is the The Nooeyist, Alden's new weekly
magazine of American fiction.
1t undertakes to give the worthiest fiction
that American authors can be tempted 10
produce. Foreign authors not admitted.
1t is not sentimental talk about justice to
American authors, but is bold, practicle ac-
tion.
1t is certainly handy in form, beautiful in
dress, excellent in all mechanical qualities,
and low in price; well suited in all respects
to meet the wants of the intelligent millions
who are capable OF appreciating 'the best'
it will not stoop to compete with the
'gutter-fiction" of the sensational pcriodi-
calls and libraries.
Tc us, s1.00 year, at which rate it will
give over $500 pages, equal to from eight to
twelve ordinary American dollornove's.
The stories will follow successfully, one
at time, novel of ordinary length thus
being completed in from four to eight weeks.
II one story does not please, you will not
have long to wait for the next. For ten
cent subscription (if you don't wish to enter
for all at $1.00), you will receive the first
chapters order separately, if you wish. A
specimen copy of The Nouelist will be sent
free on request. Address, John B. Alden,
Publisher, 393 Pearl St, New York; P. O.
Box 1927.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-07-28
Tourist and Pleasure Travel.

Parties planning a summer trip, should
remember not to forget the Great Rock
Island Route is the only line that runs Fast
Limited Vestibule Express Trains of Palace
Cars daily each way) between Chicago and
Council Bluffa- Omaha-on the direct high
way of transcontinental travel. Ronnd-
trip tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates,
include the paramount advantages of this
Vestibule Train (the finest in the world) to
and from points in Colorado, Utah, Idaho,
Montana, and Wyoming. Sales every day
during the season of 1888. Round-trip
tickets also Cat similar low rates) to and
from Colfax Springs, Spirit Lake, Lake
Minnetonka, and other popular resorts less
remote, as well as hundreds of localities of
interest to artist, sportsman, tourist and in
valid.
The Great Rock Island assures to all hold
ing its Round-Trip Tourist Tickets the safest
speediest and pleasantest journey imaginable
in its magnificent vestibule trains between
Chicago and Rock Island, Davenport, Des
Moines and Council Bluffs, either going
West or coming East. Avoid, therefore,
the dscomforts of lines having inferior ac-
comodations. See that your ticket (Which
costs no more) reads via the Chicago, r. ok
Island aud Pacific Railway, and 81 joy tie
luxuries of flrst-class travel.
For further information address A. B.
Farnsworth, General Eastern Passengt T
Agent, 257 Broadway, N. Y.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-07-28
Wide Awake 1888.

The readers of this wonderful magazine
for yonng people are so accustomed to good
reading and pictures that they will wonder
how it is going to be better than ever this
year. But it is
The new year has already begun with the
holiday number just out-a truly great num-
ber, larger and richer, more varied, and
therefore it must be better than ever before
And the publishers havela primer to send to
those who want to know what Wide AUake
is going to have in it In 1888.
The wonder that such a library and picture
gallery can be got together for s2.4O year
"a thousand pages and every thing fresh and
new stories, history, tIavels, biography,
sketches, anecdote, adventure-and all in
structive as we'll as entertaining. Two
worlds are drawn from to make such provis-
on for the education and pleasure Of our
children.
So high is the besi oj young peoples liter
ature nowadays that that wei are all of us
glad to be yonug. Nine tenths of reading
people prefer it to what is written for them
or it has the rare merit of being easy as wei
asgood.
We know of no Christmas gift so sure
of bringing a happy response in reading
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pany, Boston.