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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-13
Gin pafbmtotB Werart0ettter
beS1GSt8t+

@olumbus, O., II. Sebruar. .-@onrao
9iGntebad, iDeider 81 lsbeIsIduglider 3u4t.
hausfrafe perurtbeilt uuo bereitS Sabre iul
bieii8en 3udtbauie inbaftirt mar, puroe 9e=
fern BON benz @Ouoerneur beguaoigt. Der
8iGtsr, Der ben Guseflusteu prs3eiIirt bate,
bic @el9woreneu, peldbe iiber ben Saa 3u
@erift iaB, iOspie Der StaatsaHDalt itno 81
her lleberseusuug aeIangt, bag 3tauteboh oss
ibm tur Saft selegten Serbrehens, in Sarbiu
ginsu DiaAn ermorbet 3u babsn, nidt i1uloi9
iei. @r mar uripriiu9lid gum Eooe 0erurz
thsiIt, Gber im Gpril 1880Su lebenslangIider
3uGthausftrofe begnaoiat UOrSen. Die ll1s
terssitbner Der benz 9nuoerneur unterbreitez
ten Betition. notin nm bic &utIaIuug oes
6autebad gsbeten mirb, iiEb Der Qniibt,
oab Elm Srrtlum in Der Berien bOrlas. 8aus
tebch eridieu balO mad ieiuer 8reilafuug i'm
Eiireau beS @ouperueur5 6orater uub banfte
temielbeu NIT Ebrdaea in Deu au9eu fir bic
ihm ertpietefe @uaSe.
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gr0uoe.

0ltn6en, Ont, u. Sebruar. - 6eute
bruunte bas Bohnhaus bes 0ra. 9S. Daa
nieoer. 0ie beiLs,e atuiter bes @t3eHt5I L.
uers fam II ben 6Inmmeu um.
BittSburg, BeHnl., y. 6e5rHar. -
Das yApolo-@ebGube" an Der 4. Iuenue
tUurbe beute bura 5euer uuo g8aiier snm
8etrage BON $25,O0O bei4abigt. DaS Sc,
bdube mur0e pon DER oSiert3n gltiOuats
Barf," 8raOfrset's g9eutur, oem y4lten
Sroen Sereinigter 9anoperteg" Inb llaOeren
beHnbt.
9as @eidGiteoiertef bon angosia, Carroll
GOuntp, branHte ntebar. S9aoea etpa
$35, 1000.
ct. 9oui8, 12. 6ebruur. - Sn Bisb=
mont, Mo.. branHte oas ganSe @eibiit3>
Uiertel, meift SoI3gebduoe, nieoer. S3aoeu
$26, 600; 8erf9sruu9 $4,000.
@tnciunati, u. 6ebruar. - Seute
WlittGs braunteH mehrere beuti4e 9eihiftss
bdpisr in SroutOu, Sbip, ab. S&aoeu $780,,
OCO.
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mosoeefatd,te,, aus snstana.

SnotauapoIis, Sub., r. Sebruar.-
Sn &iucenues puroe Sorrp McSaffrep sez
fern Abeub bon @eo. 6Offnan sri1oifen.
Die beiben Wdnner gerietben iiber Srauens
thinner uno Biirfei in Streit. Ntc&affreb
sriff 9ufimau on uuO fad ibu, pdbrenO Der
&estere fid nit bret ShIiieu ben @e9uer
ubpebrte. Der gi0r0er fob mad ber Chat
uub if bic iest nod nidt uerbaitet. - 3uei
DiaiIen u0tbIib bon 9uutinsOou tpurbe beute
Worsen Der 2eidnam eiues &nfeu 9efunbeu,
Der eine SAuswuube i'm 5iHtertopfe bate.
Nllem Anfdeine mad liegt Elm RaubmorO
Dor, ba bic Saihen oes Sobtsn bur1Iutt
rareu. Nls Der &hat Der0G9tis 1T Satob
Aausnbatl nerhaftet pOr0eu.
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Bisbnedtffe.

Chicago, IL. 6sbruar.-RtnAuteb: 3u.
fubr 1000, SerienNuns 1000; Bretie pari.
irten SiDihen $1.75 uno 4-90.-Sdueiae
l3uiubr 10000. Serienouua 5000; BreiIe
uariir.eu 3miideu 1915 uuo 1915. -
@haaie: 3ufubr 1900. Serienbuug 1000;
Breiie uaritrteu 3wiideu $500 uuo S6.lO.
ct. 9outs, IL. Sebr. .-Siiuopteb: gu.
fnbr 800, sserieneung 1900; Breiie pariir-
tan 3piiden So 25 unb $5.35. - Sdueine
.3ufnbr 1000, Serienouna 700; Breiie uaris
irteu ;miideu s4.85 unO $5.65. -Shaafe:
i3ufubr 700, @er,enouns 2700; $reils BART
irten srpiihen 1910 uuo $3.50.
@afi,9ibertp, Yenni., IL. Sebruar. -
8innuieb: 3ufubr 228, Serieuouus 76;
Breiie oariirteu spiid1eu 1915 uub $500.
Sdpeine: 3ufubr $500, Serieubuug 800;
4reiie pariirteu smii6en $3.50 uno $3.50.
- Sdaafe 3ufubr 200, Serieuouus
200; Yreiis puriirten 3tpiiGeu $3.50 uu6
Sc go
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@ro6es sse,ter Tn 8rooflus, i.

Stem <9Orf, -. 6ebruur. - Sn benz
OreifGdigen bUllerueu GOhbauie 9ir. 1O5 uuO
10!, @lartfrase, SrOotlnu, eutftaub bsute
irlib llbr in 5outerraiu elm 55euer, Oas Ii6
10 iGneu i'm Snnie Oerbreitete, oas bic Soft
gauser aus ben Teuftern bes 2. unb 3. Stofz
nerieS ipyaagen, nm iib gu retten. 9ierbei
5ogen iid Stuei 6etren uaO ;pet 81meH Hidt
uubaoeuteuDe &erletuageH 81. Das 3aus
ift ausmeiu aIs Die alte yQatper.M .ManFon"
befannt uub spirb bon elmer 6rau Wc&om6
geleitet, bic einen 56aben oon $4,000 su
uer5eiGnen bat. @iuer Der 8erlebten, gfaz
mene @orbon. tualder bel ieinem 6erabz
ipriusen auf BEN 8nIfou auhdIu5, pnrOe
mad benz SOipital geifafft, no ct rua1ribeiu=
LID ieinen 8eTlsbunaen erLleaen IoirO.
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Der @eIoHarft.

New-gprf, IL. 5ebruar. -EuIsentes
fnb bic Sdlnsnotirunsen: @elb 6finete su
2-3 unb idloB 3u BroSeut. - Sterling.
@ediel $4.834 i $4.84 auf 60 Gage unb
$4.s54-4s5a auf Sidt. .-Bunoes,Obltsa.
tioneu: A prog. 1853, 4i'pro,. 1919, 8.
pro3. -. aftien: abams' @rpres 1873. Gent.
raj Bacific 304, &befapeate Ohio 81, @rie
26f, Ditto Brior. 62a, Saiupts. Central 1i64,
9afe. Sbore 9ls. yfep'Serien. Central 785,
Nortb Meferu 1913, Ditto Brior. 144,
Nep Sort Central 10TH. Ohio. .NiiFifppi
24s, Ditto Brior. 83, Btttsburs 1881, Rsab.
ing 65f, ct. Baul 75f. Ditto Yrior. 114i,
Beferusr Union 78t.
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olrneffer. .slnneIcnen,estct,.

Btttsburg, II. Sebruar.-Die in zen
Cigar Sbomon'i6en StGhlperfen beI4diz
tigten u&rheitsrttter" habeu be4lofien, Die
Seitens Der Sirma anaetitnnt9te Qoburebut.
tiou ni6t 81 accentirer, ionoern aut ben i'm
lebten Sabre erhaIteHen 20bRen 3u betebeu
" wz8 % ORB, Nfaii., IL. fSe5raar.-
Ten in BEN hiefaen Gattuuiabritsn beihGfz
ti9ten &rbeiteru III cine 2Obnerb0huRg bon
6 Broaent NIB 5par bon MoEtag an beG0iaigt
tDorhPu
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Rarff itrh arfs.

9oubou, IL. Sebruar.- Ser. Stanfen
Gbligotioneu: 4spro3. 1899, bitto 41.pro3.
l1oa. Nftien: as. .-gB. 375, hittn Brtor.
II, Canada gaciic SGT, grie 27B, Ditto
Brior. 1908, SatnOts. Central l2Sa, Rericau
45a, ct. YauI 7Sg, Stem. gorf. Central 11O1,
gennipluouia $50. &easfua s35, Wiericau
Central Is, CANADA Rorbmeffs s2aHos 60. g.
2iperpooI, Il. Esbruar, 1880 Mtit'
taas. Baumpole: gfitteIi. Sberl. ST,
btftc. Stem. Sleans 9I16. - Die SeriGufe
betrugen 5000 BaIlen. Spetulatiou uco
gusfubr 5OOr 5ufubr Ii, 900.
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GeibKntnrSe.

W aeon. @a., IL. 6ebr.-9ie in Sonss'
@ountp mobubafte gteseriu u. g8ooboll
3mon9 ibre beioen SDfter i'm Alter BON reip
7 uuo Sabren gBnTer. porin 5tattsustit
outaeloft mar, III trinfen, uub nabm baun
leibit bon 6ieier Wtirtur. Die 5rau. ioDie
haF olieite Sinh Durbeu 9erettet. Die lrla9e
Der Chat IL nidt befnunt.
NorfoIf, 3d., IL. 5ebruar.-B. 6.
@oerett, Elm prominenter Farmer BON Haus
smono=@ountp, matte beute ieiusm 2ebeu
Gin @uoe. SGlaflcfsteit uuo ueberanftreHs
9Ing trieben ben Wann gum SeIbitmoro.
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arnentem anS ole gIorts.

@Onfautinopel, IL. Sebruar. - Der
armeuiiGe PaJriurd bat on Die 8nG0ie Der
armeRiiGen Sird]e etn 6uuoitreibeu se=
id}tdt, Dpriu er tbuen b9fieblt, SOpalitdt mo
8ube 3u prebigen unO iif aller 6etuOieItg=
feiten 9esen bic BfOrte 81 eutbalteu. Die
SaItuu9 oes Batriar9en bat bic Bforte iebr
Gngenegm beriihrt uno bielelbe ueraulnBt, Die
8teberer0ffHuug Der armeniI4sn SAulea
au5u0r6aeu.
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Gin GGtaf.paseon nit Sef1la3
heKenf

Sopefa, S., u. 6ebruar.-Diey Bur=
inan=S sgou=@omp." metserte fi9
benz Staate &auius auf ihr Sigentbum In ie
rem Staate Steuern su be,ahleu. Die Sabe
purSe bem Bunbesseridte uorselest. pelfes
Al @unfeu oes Staates entidieo. Der BE
troa, um ben es iif banbelt, bsIdnft iit AMI
$1,000. uub DER Steriff BON 6aruepz &ouutp
bat su Salfeao ein.n Bullmau'i1eu Balaff.
pagspn uuf einem NebeuseIeiie On bic Sdte.
uen seiGIoHen. Die @ompaguie bat su bas
Sber= 0unoesgeriht appsllirt.
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JiGO&oaO's Yt4ett,
SaS 8roSe Sepers uuo gt08ess
f<efI444SffeE


BcHfGnot9 geihmGdIos, gut nberSudert, PuTstren
rssulirGn, IetHigen uH0 ii6tten. 9laomap's BtIIea
beilen ale unre9elmdsigfeiten bes Nagsns, 0.I
eebtr, Der Stngenetoe, Der Heren uno Der 5latts
neTuoie Srantbeiten, Berfopiung, 9drtleibteieiI,
BeIonuungsbelnmeroeu, Dqspeple, 9aaeHleioens
6te6er, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9dmorr9otoeH uH6
dle onfti9en iuuerliheH 2ranfbeten. Jlein pegete1
btliiG, fetn QuediiIbet, mneraIti4e ober ionft.ge
Ihdoibe 8ro9ueH euthaIteno.
Breis rs @ents bic g 9a6teI. Bu
baben bti allen Apotbeteru.
GHe au8geset1nete, snUerldIFse TteStsin.
3iabpap 4 gomp. - Relue 5eIren! Sbre Bilen
baben IN uetneI Bamilte of ener Sranfbeit porges
beugt. SD fible MID obne ie nte tber. sic biloen
inc ausae8etpnete, suoerlaifge DttoBtn. S5l ira
&bsbauIe, Srouuois>gountp, 5u.
gBas Elm ArSt iiber 6faoud9'e Btueu IaAt.
SD gebrauae Sbre reguren6tH Bilen unb ems
pfs1e ite aIs allen aHoeren Bten nbereaen uHs Ders
taufe ebr DttIe oaoon. SD babe ite INNER Dorrdt5a
unO sebraud1e fte in meiner srarts unb in msleR
i5amilie uns iperoe ibnen hn!leI Dor aIen aIoeHen
4iuen Zen gOTBus 9eben. 54I srsebeueT
DIR. u. 8. Rte6IebrooI
9pSrepfte.
Die S9mptome oteIer Srdntbeit tino bic Spmytome
ines ruiHtren aRagens. nnDeIoQutdfeit, Slahuns
gen, Soobrennsn, lGqrsr Ea8sn, .StmegsH nG6
BEN Siiens mandmal bodft ihmsIBbaIte Roltt peruIa
iadleno, Ddiistises 4uifoBen u. I. 10, u. I. ~.
GaoHaq's g az np rtllt a NIT oilfe BON
RaODag's Biaeu bietet cine sur fir bieles eei0tH.
IS gtbt BEN Diasen ietne 9rait Dieoer uHb sfuinsi
IGN, ietne 6unttlonen aus6uH6en. Dfan gebrau6e
bic UleoBin pad 8oTi6rift uHo beatbte, mas mir in
"False and True" tiber .Sidt Bu iagen ba6en.
Stldt eine SrieImalit oil Gaowdp d GOmp.s
gerDsgort, mad uRierem Sud5e NIT J7atbihlGgeu.
Sun lang GuoGuernoer 6aa osH Dpspepfe
geteilt.
Dters@rett, Sno.
DR.. Hnenog & Comp. so bate Iange 3ttt bius
ouT on 09spepfie Un0 &rGsbsit Der Sebsr seltiseI.
So bin pOu periGleheHen Ier5ten bs5oaoeh iDoIoen,
bo1 fpuIoe I'D almdltg i9limmsr, 0ts t9 ntdt mthr
ben 9anBen 8ag auiitEen tonHte. SD ab Gin, 0as
Id erben lulitse, ncun i'd nitbt ttDa5 Sejctes beS
fcmmeu goHHte, aIs iUns mir unieIe Ierbte ga6sn.
uHo baits mid eet inI 6einabe eebeilt. 80 gaubee
Bag metn eeben our1 ben @e6ToHb S9rsr JesoHn
gerettet poreen 1T.
TIau 9arolius R outstt9.
Den 21. Sah 1887.
Gubas BIbltfut1.
HG- -@5ebet fider unb perons. 6lAbmdQ's Hn6 dbtTs
teuat Guh, hok bsr glams sRabpap- aui BEN AItlleI
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@tme s0tTs.Goatftoss tn 0elaware

0epcafle, Del, u. 6ebruar. - Die
ttaIituiife 8arfe y6errert" uou MatauJa5
uno Die BON JttO 8raane bel 9terte tormen0e
brttiide 8Grte uGquatic" co!IioirteE bante
Norsen in Der Delauare.8ai. Das erf
senauute Sdifi purbe iOfCrt auf ben 20 5u5
ttefen SruHo gsiett, ndbren6 ii4 Der p4quaz
tic," menn Gug i9Der bel4aoiat, iiber gBahtr
hnften fnrnfp
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Ser @aoft be5tpbIsu.

&Om, u. Sebruar. - @ertbpulle Sc
iGente, Daruuter Elm 8e9er i'm Bertbe bon
$10,0C9, itlute eini9e goIbeueS S9uupftabadSz
Dozen nno feine Sdube, Die bem Bapft ,um
SnbiIduu iiberreidt wur0eu, fiub 9efoblea
porbeu.
Die Seiuiten bOben benz Bapfta ibren Bt=
terapieunig, $2OO,O iiberrei9eu la1eH.
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GoIGets Oct ssnG,. &tcetts.

BbiIabeIphta, 10. Sebruar. .-Dur9
hnS ueue 2iceus9eies rpiro bic Sabl Der
sBirtbi6aften BON 5000 auf peuiser, ais
$500 Sniammeni6meljeu. gSie uerlautet,
naren bi8 gefsrn Nbeno 3433 appiifanten
nm 0icen;sn fir bus nddfte Sabr siusetraz
gen. unb oamit fub bic Siiber geiblofeu.
Son bieieu tperbsu ieoo9 itber 1000 nod sez
iiriteu Ober 3ieheu fid) surid, neil inter
bem neueu @eiet ibre BdrSeu uidt gut ses
MIN fiuh
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u. sc. Comic

uniebIbarss Tlittel sesen Malarin, Dpspepiie,
Seberz uns Rtrpenleiben, Nppetitlof9feit, 8croaus
nnesiGpdde uno ale flimattiGen ifieber. Raofalz
tur aeeen &opHeioen unb gserftopfung Wan farbere
nur ". 6. mic uno teiH anoeres. so Gents o;e
isioide. ". q. 3atRtrppien Nerve Killer)
belt Sobnfcmersen ofort; 15 Gents bic SIaihe. Su
ancu apetbefeu su habea.
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LIr aaGmaa,s Sarlanarll!ian Ee(olprnt
Der groBe SIutretnt9er

3ur petluag auer dlTonn@eH Setoen.
GbToniidger 5i1eumatismus, trOpbuIole 9etAgu.
3rsHgeid DGlite, trodenes pIiteln, tre6sartge gss
oen, HuTgenblltangen, Dlspepfte, DaiferJeS auIs
ftoB,n, Glieoidmamm, @eibmIre, 9eibuiife piitfs
fraNtbeit, 9ipt, gB0Heriudt 3rUeirpubs, GalSfHs
BTondttts, SmmHOlupt, GtberieosH Il. I. 10.
Die NuuoeJbGren Guren, pelae bei &ranlbeiten
Der NiereHs, Ger Bldiens, eer @edte5ts, uno 5arus
oIgaue ourd oen ggtbrGUt oeS 5GIIaparilian Res
iolpent erBelt moIoen n6, Ietue fUuuber6are 9Eait
bet @uIIoiung BON SIaisHs uuo @aLeniteinen, btt
SsiIun9 pom 5terenqres, bel GiteruHgen nnb rlnrts
gelmdGtgtetteu oeI @ei9e1tsoIgdne, lelne Rrat BuR
5eIung BON Rsrentranfbeiten Iuo Serteluug etfisS
gcluHben 9arnGBfuiies, 9edung ber 6arnrugr, @nts
5inOung ODER unregelmdBistelen ber 8las, eiiustss
baIugeu ODER auberen 4btonoerungen ulm Sat leiueH
3iui als Elm sro6es al5emenes SeilInittsl Idr 6tu
mgilitld3en Gorper begrGHbel.
gu tubeu bei alen GpOi5etern. Frets ein DogaI
= fIoEd1F
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Sum gapEz3abtIauns.

G-aHsier, u. Sebruar.-9ie &egieruns
BON 8iarOtfO bat ami Seraulufuus Der ipaul.
iteu &esiernng cine ipeSielle 9epHtatiOn
nod &om geianot, Die zen Bapt Su Ieiuem
C}ubiIWm QTQtullreu toQ.
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2awtuea tn EAtpI.

gBieu, II. Sebruar. - @iue Der an Der
yGllbergz Babnn niebergegaugenen 9amtuen
begrub ben 8abubOf in 4angen unO eiuen
POf;ug. 3pei GauieuO YeriOneu ftnO an
Der QIbeit, Die ueriddtteteu BaTiagiere gu
Leireien. .3pei sreBe GGpineu baben eiReu
Suunel geiperrt, uno es miro pabriaeinli3
iiber cine 0Ode oausrn, bis er pieoer frei
gelegt meroeu fam, Obglei9 cine groBe I'm
Sabf SOIoateu unb 4rbetter bic S9Heemai.
fen ueglGumt.
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Dtalarta IN i1reu UeridiebeueH 6ormen ss=

sc eebt Fein 6etlmtitGl In Der g3et, neIpes gBeas
eiFe0er uno ale auoereH mallriideH, Dlti0ien una
oHtiiseH tyeber Omit 5ulle BON RdoDap's BiIleH,
70 iGHeu tutlrt, iUie BsGoDdq's JieGog Jieliei
J}aeDaq'S JeaDp Jfeljei fugrt ntdt Hur ben Bas
ttentsH, Der on W aIartu ltbet, lOnoern, neHn Gin
Ssosr, Der BEN GiHiluiie oes malriidtu @ites auss
gelegt iit, ieten Niorgeu btm alsge6en 40 oSeH
30 8ropieu BON 0ea5q Jteliei in enem @la5 2DafieT
Bu it ne9mea uHo eueU Grader ba5u eiieu molte, 10
l0nRtsu auidue Derbutet iUeroen.
Yrets 80 Gents bic GIaiae, gu baben BEL
allen &potbeferH.
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gfe eGrmcn 2onoon'S.

Qonbon, 12. Sebruar.-Sm Sroialqar.
Gquare ueriammetten ltd9 beute ytadulittag
in Toige elmer @iRlaoun9 Sauieroe oou Der
iouen, nm elmer Serlammluua beiSuuObaeu,
he ober mud 6em uIer Der Sbemie oerlegt
rarS, no naebrere 9febsn gsbalteu nur0ea.
Die Gube tparo rirgen0s gefbrt.
Ssrlano.
Gort, -. 6sbruar. - Die 8eh5r0e bat
beute ons Parlaueuts Mit9lieO $iiboolg fir
ein &eEb3r am 2. Ytdr3 iuritdbrin9eu laien.
@r maro obue 3Rla0nn8 bon Stirgibaft etHs
sefedt.
8ubItn, u. Gebruar. - 6eute fano
in g2i6elet0mn cine grose Seridmmluug
fiatt, In msIfer fd cas- $arlamentsulitglieo
ghne bitter iiber bic SebauOlung Ourd bic
irtide BuH5ei beftagte. gr Iagte, Dag iba
bic QopSoner 9eunlteu NIT nu8geiufteifer
S1fid)feit bebauoeIt batten; bel Der irii9eu
8OIijei iei es oas 9erate @egentbeil gene
lea.
Sgaras RabeIs3epefbsm.
- cir Ni6aeI 5ids=gea9 pirS mabr=
I6eiuIiG mieber in SaIiSburp's Sabiaet
etntfeten.
-Signor Sernrnra, itaIisuiid Der 2egntion3s
SefretGr in 28aihiugtCH, ift mad WIiH4eH
0eristt tporben.
i Ser Bapff bat ben SiFar= @eneral Der
@r3oiS5eie bon 8ofon, weIdler Dem beiIige'
&ater ben Beterspfenuia itberbraAte, erls
pfan8en.
-5ugoubOn eutipranger gefern ans Gin
gers Cirrus eine an3abl B0Iie, bic uut3r
Der anoereu Sbieren einen BaHit oeruriad)
ten. @Iiidlider gBeiie uuroeu fie, Obne SAG=
ben uugerihtet iu baben, picOer elu9efau8eu.
= Der italienlide Senat Deruarf NIT 60
geeen 32 Stimmen cine Sorlage, peld)e Die
3egteruug ermddbtigt, Die Central GOmin=
fr0tiou Su reorganiitren. Da 9ignor @rilpi
berfInoet bate. baB er bic 4uHabme Der
BorIoge aIe Elm Ssrtrauenabotum betra9te,
febt man Der 9leitsuGtioR res MiuiferiumS
ent8egen.
- gs mrrbe fefgeftelt, baB Elm getuiTer
3empler, Der i'm Ballon= Departement III
@batbam nngefsIIt 1T, @ebeimniIie oes De
partements OIL Stalien bertauit uub Bldre
Der ergliIden Ballons einem Sabrifauten in
Sirmineham gstiefert bat, pelf1er eiueu dbH.
Iideu SallOn itir bic itaIienii4e grpeOttiou
anfertigte.
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Die StaTfener tm susan.

gGaIiOmab, IL. Tebruar.-Die Eager
eftguussarbeiten bel Saati tperoen am l.
0}d!3 uollen6et iein. Sooanu biirite Der
gOgitO6 Guf Sort SaugG8 erfOIgeH. @iHe
SuantitGt 8ieb 1T BON ben @ingeboreueu
augeiautt pOroeu. 9faS alUia iit IN AsmGra
GIgetoMmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-13
@arofsauIiNes.

SGnger, II. Bebr. - Der Sultdu bat
ieine 3uftmmung gegeben, oab led1s @touate
lang Ger SiifenbunOel nit @ai3eH uu0 @erfe
erlaubt isi. Ser Sauoel taaH OiOrt beBius
men.
Cine Ipaniibe Soroette 1T bier anaetom=
men, nm bic @ei9enfe oes SuItaus fir ben
iuugen 2Bnig bon Sp0nien uab bic SUHi9tas
&egentiu abiuboleu.
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@S mar 6as erfte un6 III oas einBise
z %dJuser5etsfstutta9Bs 8 WfttteG,

faG1rs uugenbudltd mad enmaligem G5eBrau1 bic
gro6teu uuo peini9enoiten StJmer8en bedt, SntS1n@
6ungen IIu6Su uno S0Hgefitonen fIrirt, eueIIe, oh
in bsn gInacH NSem Rdgen, osn giugeneioen ober
aGSeTpn 9fnieu oSsT SrgantsmeH.
SnnerIit.-gtf2 29l6er bis Bu einem &5eeI5ifd
polI IN eiHem boI6cn 6.1ie 2Batier senommen bella
IN n5Hi9en Dtinuten Srdm, FsS lauren ISasens aes
beliet, GItre9en, Soobrennen, e411lsaL 9Qlnts
loi9tett, SopfDeh, SSiaryaoe, 9olt, SIlluh3t> Ags
ollie innelticgtn StlmerBeH.
nlnlnrin In ihren nerihiehener fnrInpn nar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-13

kz-e5sbet fid1er un6 uerlonst Jlabmaq's Hnb ibers
seust SUD, eab osr y!ams sRaepap- aui BEN ArtittI
4, ben ShI tauit.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-28

PRACTICAL GEoaRAPHY.-The fol.
lowing are bona fde replies to questions
Of q written examination in geography
In the secondary grade of a public
school:
Question-"Tell how many oceans
there are in the world and name them"
Answer-"There are six oceans, the
Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Antarctic,
Indian and Adjacent Ocean,"
Question-"Give in your own words
the difference between a cave and a
mountain
Answer-"One is a bump In and the
other is a bump out"
Question-''Tell In your own words
how a river is represented on the map,
and then give the definition of one"
Answer-"When you see q black
thing on the map like a lot Of angel.
worms all together, that's a river, but
a real river, OF course, is water instead
Of angel worms"
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-28

AN AWFUL BLUNDER.-"Why did
you not get up and give her your seat
or permit me to give her miner" sa d a
u woman to her husband. They had
Just got off a car. The woman's face
expressed great anxiety of mind.
why should. we give her a seatp"
the husband asked; 'iust because she
was richly dressed, 1 suppose" he
added.
Is 1t possible that you do not know
herr" thu wife exclaimed.
"Of course; | am not supposed to
know every well-dressed woman that
comes along"
'On, james, she is our cook, and l
am afraid she will treasure up against
US our lack of courtesy"
why didn't you tell me?" the hus.
hand exclaimed.
The woman did not reply. but, trem-
bling violently, leaned heavily upon his
arm.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-28
HOUSEHOLD.

HoMINY BUTTER CAKEs.-Boil one
pint of hominy very soft, and an equal
quantity of corn meal, with q teaspoon
full of salt and q tablespoonful of butter.
Make into q thin batter with three eggs
and a sufficient quantity OF milk, that
is to say, at least one quart. perhaps
three pints. Beat altogether some time,
and bake them on a griddle or in waffle
irons. When well made and baked
very thin, these cakes are delicious, es
pecially when eaten with maple syrup.
When eggs cannot be had yeast makes
a good substitute. Put a large spoon
full in the batter, and let 1t stand sever.
al hours to rise, If the griddle is used,
the best way to grease it is to rub 1t
over with a piece of salt pork with a
fork. This prevents adhesion, and yet
does not allow the fat TO soak into what
is cooked. Nothing slckens one as
soon as the taste of the burnt grease
that careless cooks so often give to
breakfast cakes. Another good way is
to have a clothespin or other clean bit
of wood; tie a number of folds of clean
linen on the end, and use this to apply
the grease to the griddle. Then linen
will have to be renewed from time to
time. 1t is more economical and better
than putting it on with a spoon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-28


"She's the sweetest girl in school |" en-
Enthusiastically exclaimed n young miss
10 another, as they passed down the street
together. edith is so kind, and gentle,
and unselfish. every one likes her. And
she has lovely golden hair and pretty eyes.
Isn't it a pity her complexion is SO bad; it
spoils her looks. And Then she has such
dreadful hesdachesi" The girls skipped
along, but it happened Edith's mother
had heard what they said. 1t set her think
ing. What could be lone for those head
aches and the rough, muddy complexion.
that was such a trial TO her gentle daugh-
ter. She recalled what she had read of DIR.
Pierce's Goldec Medical Discovery, and on
the spur of the moment she slipped into q
drug store and bought a supply. Edith
took it faith fully, with the result that it
cleared her disoriered blood, relieved the
headaches, mad her skin soft, fair and
rosy, and now she is not only the Sweetest
girl in school," but the most beautiful.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-28

A STALE loaf of brown bread may be
utilized 10 q most agreeable fashion.
Crate enough of 1t to make the founda-
ton for a bread pudding. Add to this
a quarter of a pound of suet chopped
Just as fine as possible. Then mix with
this half a pound of thoroughly washed
English currants, a quarter OF a pound
of sugar. four eggs, a little cream and
brandy, or sour cider. Beat the pud-
ding until it seems light. Then put it
into a buttered pudding,dish, and after
tying Il cloth W 1t put it into a kettle
of boiling water and let it boil for three
hours and a half. A half of a medium
sized loaf is sufficient for the pudding.
1t should be sent to the table hot with
sweet sauce. One excellent use to put
homemade wines to is to use them for
pudding sauces. They may be delicious
sauces when not very successful as
wines.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-01-28

Il man ON the cars having several
thousand dollars in greenbacks in his
possession, and fearing to 20 to sleer
sitting in his seat, on account of seeing
some suspicious individuals in his
neighborhood. slyly slipped his money
into the Bible belonging to the train.
and on the following morning woke uE
to lind his capital gone, and to learn
that the men who slept with their cash
in their pockets hadn't lost a cent.
This fable teaches us that while it is a
good thing to be just sharp enough, 1t
IS very dangerous to be too smart. and
that when the smart man gets left he
is the most colossaly left man that ever
was left.