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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
S,pet seutsdbe peranalii6t. .

Nep.8ruuspid, R.,S., Is. Rui. -
R. Grimm unn SohaHn S6miot tpurbeu
sefern gbenb IN Wsuto>Burt bon eiuem
@ilSuge Der ,Bsnnipluanius Babn" iiberfabz
rem unb eei6otet. Seibe paren aafdnhig
aeilsibet unb batten has ausiebeu uOu nhts
barren Ni1nnern. Grimm hattie $3 16 un6
S6miot uur 80 Gents, fouie eine ubr in Der
Eai6e. Bei Grimm fuuo man anseroem
bic abrsfien mehrerer beutiher @eihdfts.
lsute in ytem'DOrt Dor. 8eioe esi9su ioueu
bier beeroigt meroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
Scr @e!ontarft.

Iep yorf, Is. Iui. - EuIsenbes
fino eie S6lusuOtirunseu: @elo 6Hnete 8u
l-2 uuo ihlOB gu ! Bro3eut. -- SterIing.
Bediel 1886 -$4.864 aui so Sase uub
1888 -4881 auf Siat. Buubes.O6li9a,
tionen: prOs. 1877, 4i.proj. 1O8, g.
prog. -. Nftien: abams' @rpreB 1873, Sent.
raI Bactftc 80, @beiapeGfe Ohio II, &rie
24s, sittO Bricr. rs. Suinots Central 1871
9afe. Sbor. 9l5. yten'S 'Seriep Central 834
gtorth Befsru 1854. Ditto Brior. 142.
gep sgort Central 1863, .DtHiiFpp
2G5, bitto Brior. 80, Btttsburs l5S. 9feab,
ing 615, ct. BauI 72f, bittO Erior. ia
Ueferu.lluiou 761.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
germii6tes aus Oer aGtem gsctt,

-3um trttten btefem
Subriff Sa6ien BON elmer groBen 5ri-
tineu @ptoemie heimgeiuht. Dlesmal il
bic llmgageuo Bon 3uidau betrOffeu, no in
SdeoeniB, 9iieberplaHlB uno yteuo0rfel
bsber etpa so ByriOneu an Der Graniheit
idper oarnieher liegeu. gBer bic furiOisn
4nfd)ien feuut, bic namentlid1 i'm id3tiden
2aueboIt oielfad1 iiber bas 2Beleu Der Sridi=
Heu beriden, iunn f6 ntft oartiber muu=
oern, boB bic Rraaibeit n1mentIit IN Sa1z
len 70 hIufi9 nuftritt. @lnubt bod Der elm
iad,e Ulanu - mir mad]teu cieia &rfabruug
pdtreRb Der gpioemie in Suuemaloe, bag
bic Sridineu bei'm baden oes 8leihes ib'
ran SOb fiuoen, on5 du5srlih gut ausieheu=
tes TIeif nbsrbonpt feline Erlhiaeu eutbalz
ten f6nue unb bns oieie Sblerhen uur b:i
ioIG7en gdpeineu uortommeu f0aHeH, ot2 in
Der H1be Don Ratten Iebeu ooer, BON berum'
5iebeuben SGuoIern setauft, Duugarli9sr 10
iurft" ieieu. gtGG iest fam man Iait tag
lid in oem SOuptblatt Der idtFi4en R2It=
benz. ben yGresoener ytahri4ten" Ieleu, oaB
Der @iaube on 8rt9tneu iiberb1upt unltuH
lei. @s febt oitieS fretlia i'm SaleratsH
tbeil, aber Der eiufnhe Rauu emf benz 9aHoe
moGt fsiueH llHterihieO 5uiibeu greoatt,o
ueu" unb sinierirt;" ibm geHit9t, bag ott
code georudt III, mag iie aaf nod 10 elu.
faltig ieiu.
0em8aifer Deutidlaut
nuroe Elm 8lumenfiiieu iiberinuOt, bergeftell
aus O,OOO SsiIdleu, meldle bic tlelneu SIu
Der in benz St6ot6eH 8IBIebeH, IN OfPreu
ssu, geiummeIt uno in peldes bic gSorte et
nee flatnen @ebidtes in peiBeu Qtlten etnge
pirit nareu. Siuuig uno id0u ME ote Sab
au uno fir iid mar, purbe bic gBeibe Oel
gobe ourh bas berrIite fleine Seoi9t Ct
bDbt, p2ltes mir i'm gtahtebeuoeH folser
lafen:
-9ieber 9ntieI, Snocrbdnoe
2Son6en Dir osn i6lIdtsn StIaIB,
9ss hIc buftioe Siumenipenoe
Brug oen iSrubIing 0irin's 9aus;
unb 70 uisle SinberbtrBeu
Bitten tdglId @ott fur DID,
DAT 6urd allen SGmDi un6 Shmer5eu
ST DID ihbre rdterIit.
sie6er 9aier. ifets aufs Rsue,
gBenn Did Beihenouft umiDebb
ggirb 6urh unIere 9itb' un6 Sreue
Seoe Slntbe ein 9ebet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

M- Or. bGImerP Setlttnttur seseu
8aspepfie, 9ouce's Unborn 5nrup gegen
6uffen nub @rfdltun9, Sance's SaIiaPurtG'
BlIIen Bum Retliaea bee Blntes, 6Guce's
Bu9u fir bic Rieren, Dances Snars Bieber.
berfeller, 6nnce's Rbeumatismusz9inim
-anes IN hnben bel seth 9. Sauce&
Comp, Rr. 80, Of. (ueu; aIts Rr. 10s.
Bef,) SeItimorefruse. (I27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
Sin etnertFanif0er &oufat
ertttprSCt.

Can Trau3tsco, 10. Rai. Dsr
Stem 3sataue 3srnlO" pom 10. Apeit eut
kGit eineu Seudt iiber bic @rHOrbung bes
ou erifaniaen SOniuIs uuf Der SuieI yt2ru=
Grltaiu. Die 8 gngebOreueu ieuer 5aiel
nnreu Ill cine 8sboe berpifslt uao eriu9teH
ben ScniuI nm i,ine Sermitteluug. st NIL.
iiste eiu uno lpEroe bel benz Seriude, ieluen
Anitrug oUe5ufIbreu, bon Der einen Bartet
ermproet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
QluR gubo.

SGoaunu, Is. Ytui. - Sin Sradhug
her - 9d Sefs= Subn" eutgIeife beute. Ser
&rneutteur nuroe set0otet unb orei uHOers
NiiaIieoer ees 3ugperionuls erlttteu Serletz
BuuqeH. - Der ameriflntife Sriegsoampier
Ntlnnta" III bier nnnPfnmn1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
gtfen6G6n gn5etgen.
Baltlmorc O6to Babm.

9ahrplGu trnt Gm IA, Uiai 1888 in acaft.
GbTegrg GOA SamocusEfugtOR.
g(nG ttcng urb oem u orb 70 ~ =, &g=
prss5ug, I'm 10 n3r Iiorseus uub s.l5 G6enos,
@od Cincinnati unb Ct. Qouts, gvprtBs
aug, nm 200 Jadsmtha8s unb $50 Abenos, tAgucg.
NG0 Bttts burg uu5 ttb tl n D, Srs
preBBug, um 10 nbr Bormtttags uub S.l5 &bsn6s,
gsad6 RftmOns uns BEN z hb,n I'm 50 u5r
8oymittugs, 90 uno f4.lO yta2miuag5.
Ruth Us ai5iustou 62O, $50 uno 7.25
fr1b, 800, 9.O5, 1000 (45 UiHuteUz 3ugj Uuo
ll,O0 (45 DftHuteus3 3ug) SOrmlitdas, l2.l5 Ults
tags, 200, 800, 40 uub 800 ytlGmittags uHb
600, $50, S.15, $50 Il. II n5r 49enos. S'hn=
toes: $50 IrG5, 300, 9.05 uuo 10 ubr Bgrmtz
tags, LIS, 200, 4.lO EHo 800 Ibr 5tatmittaJs
uHo $50, SIS, $50 unb II ubr gbeHos.
Siadb Be9efdttoHen 5ptihen Baltimore uno g8d'b'
trgtou I'M $50 mia 9.O5 8uruittGgs, I2,l5.
$50 un6 800 yiGhmtttac5 uHb $50 unt II u3r
46euba. En SountOaeu I'm $50 frub. 9. 05 Sors
mittags, 1.15 uno 500 stoamittass uu6 $50 uno
IL ubI N6en0s.
Rot Sauptsgunft,n an aer metropolitan. Utts-
6abn- I'm 900 8ormittC5s uH6 800 uHo 4.lO
Jiodmitags, tdgltGl, ausgenommen Souutd9s.
Rnd upoIis nm 7.25 Uao 800 trh5
1915 unb4 40 Ratmtttoss unO $50 dbenos. IN
Sonntoqtn I'M 300 uuo S.O5 Bormittaas uuo 800
Stufmtuoas.
Hatousu I'm t4.0O, 1900 uuo $3.50 itlB, lilo,
fa4.25 unb 1928 ytabmittaes uHb t6.35 uH6
+I1.15 NbeHbs. 5dlt nur bet ben Saupttattouen
sniiten 6elaQ uno oer Breoertds dsjuntuoH an.
0uG Frebcrtd q I'M unb 500 ubr frdb uub
1.lO un6 5.25 ytatmittags. Gn SonntGgeH an
$50 B0rmtta9s uno 5.25 ytGhmtttags,
wac esr r5irsininz G1ioloRbsSa1n@ un5 idbHt
5inDnuriGe UNI 10 ubr Bormittass Il. $50 a5eRss,
tdaIif.
tIolidl, lu5geHommen GOlntu85.
> Ba6 gBtntsftert4.O 90 frn9S Sf9.O 1000 8ormv
BAD gurap, Roano., uub allen Bunft,n an b,r
-Sbenauooubs sB aue9s 5abu"um RI iru5 uRo , u5T
yQd mltta9s.
Rab oaaerstoDn "a, t8 uno u5r frd5, t4.1O
uub t4.25 ytG9mittaas.
glad SuIus E5Gq uuh 3pllneupuuftea 6.15 unb
1920 gsTmittnBs unb 2.20 RatmiItags, SORns
toas: 8. 20 Bormittags unb lao yabmiitags. i5lbs
ref ab BON CURTIS Sap 7.5O un6 .O5 Bormits
tnes uub 5.55 Ra6mtttags. Sonntags 9.2O Sors
mtttugs unb nbr gtahmittaas.
Jtun BbHdoelpbIng ytemart, A8tlmington unb @bt'
her um 7.30 uHb S.45 fru6, 3.05 unb 6.25 Jtad3H
8niIdenhatiouen sS.45 iri9 u. f5.35 R11mittGes.
3uat ttcfTen td9li4 stn BON g6icngo, columbus
uri6 otm JioIofDeten un $50 irn9 uno 6.I5 ytdGhs
mittaas; ron BittsbuIg um $50 ir1b un6 6.l5
Vadlrn .; pom Cincinnati, ct. 9ouis uub oem Bsileu
un z 80 trub uub 2.56 Stad5m.
4hQt fobrIu a6 BON gBaiqlngtou nab Baltimore:
iibrfrdb, 6.30 $40, 7.30, $50, 9.45, IL 8orm.,
1910, 2.O5, 3,15, $50, 4.30, 4.35, 5,25,
$40 gta6mittass, 6.45, 8.36 unb 1890 absn5s.
eSountuas $50, 7.3O, $50, 9.45 Bormutd9s,
l.l6 2.O5 $50. 4.30, 4.35, 5.25 gIahmiilaas
uub 6,45, S.35 uHb 1870 Abeno5.
fgusgeuommsn Sonntass. sJtur SonHtass.
f&dsIlt.
@epGd Dtrb aus botsIs unb Do5nunssn obgsboIl
uub mGrfiIt bel gleloung IN ben Stllsturen 9OrDs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

SbisgeI, 8iIner, Rabmcn, Statnettet,
Ripbiaael aller Art In eHnI0ier anstDabl
IL 0eli billigiten SreiIen ~ babel IN " ilI
helm @dbarOt's RunhbanDlans, Rr. 4S5,
@eEsHaItim0reRraRe. (246fu.t.S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
gT. Raowaals llcaaIatina lIIlsl
cas- groBe gebers mo Dtageu 6elmtttd,
tas grO6e purgutHoe, liu0erHOe Abiubrs
mlltel, rpUten Obne Sbmeri, itet5
5uUerldiiig un0 natitrlld) iui9rcr


0oGf6Hbig qe5mGdos, it0n dbeBudert nit
6TGguut pulgIJgU, g55utIred, rtiutgtn ldubcrn uHo
uGiTg.U iit. RJ6wd0s 8tutn ilr Die peiluHg BON
alien zfOungen bee Uioggnsl Der tedgr, Singemeije,
Jtsrtu, GlalG, UoH geTUeHtrInt9tlten, ROpilbmsrs,
gclhoyiuug, pu1utiJgtst, SuoiIeiti5H, 0qspepftt,
BaGerlibcH Hle6er, SHBdn5uug oer StH3emeioe,
Sdmoubcioeu uno allen 3erruttungeu oer inueren
21eile. ytur aus 4NaHBeu 5uJerelttt, Deoer Gueds
itiblr, rod UttHerolln ooer lqd0ltbs 0roBuen eHtS
bGlteub.
- Benttct bic Iolgen6en, oon Storungeu Der
BgIoOuuugsJIgCue berJubgeuoeu Spmpt0me:
BCITUpiuu9, tuneJlne oGmorT9oioeu, Blutins
6raUg mad otm 3Dpie, n0ertulitge U(l9eHdure,
uatetgIt, SUbbrenHeH, Std Oor Spetle BOl9ett 0oer
SdmeIe i'm Yluqen, iaurs5 AutitoBeH, StIten ooef
DIndeH IN 6eT SeTBgtuUe B2nOmWen9elt oe5 Sopie5s
beidleuRIgtCs o5er idUcrt5 At1men, oerBbstlems
muHg, eiu @tiub oes STmurstDeroens Ooer SrItIis
tens, WeHH man IN liegen6gr Steuung, Buutte Ooer
y,eee I'M Sebtrsis, Bisber o0er oumpier Sbmer5 i'm
9Cpf muHgrlbaite 4us0dnfung, 9el6e 5irbuu9 Der
oaut uuo AugeH, Smmers IN Der Sete, Brult, Oen
@uebepn uuo pIoBhde5 9uBmaoen, 8IeRHen tm
@ur uenise Doieu Uon Rabpap's Baen iUsr6sn
has Spftm Don allen oea O6eugenannten Seloen 0es
grct8 % Geuts pro S4aatel.
Gdttt RritfmGrte an Jia6Uln Comp, Tr. 80,
@uuenitrn6e JtemsYoTi, ais Zorro IuT uHler bee
lgbteHces Sud.
Gu6aB Bublituml
Gebt fiher un6 ptplanat R10Da9's unb Iebt bas
rcuf, bag Fdl oer Jidme ~JlaoWap- Gui Dem, mas
Sbr fault btitnoet.
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2laOmaN'e 2ae00A : 2Rerigf

iUlI6 lOiOIt JtuBe oeIihdiieu,
GHSiinouHg Der JtlcrG1, @HtjanOuug 6er
&laje, @HtSGnouHg Der gmgemetoe, Gou=
9CiiIou Ser guugen, 6alSidmGr;eH, S1nrz
otbmigtct, 6er5IiOpieH, 6gderic, Srdune,
9ipbtbuitl8, Gatarrb, 6luBFeber, &Opf.
) Wtb, 3ubuamuiGu, JtcuraIJlG, Gbeumds
tISmuS, 6yOitlu, 6iebriroI, 5rOabauleH,
erirurlae @ItOu, yttrU0Fdt, S1IailoFJz
ielt.
Uos Guftseu oss 9leabp Eslci aui 6en I5etI o6er
oit Ttes, mU ole 8tiamtrteH O6sI 6tr SlWeri itH0,
Uir0 Gub1 uro lgohl5efn6eu ueripufftH.
SunUhcl emtu galben bls eUeu I9edOffel uOa In
Giuem bOlbcH @llaie 2Baieg eHgsnommeu, miro IS
UinRtu uur mcugen DiuuttU bcieu: ytrdmpie,
trcmpibaitc 3udunsen, lauren NiJgcu, ueJeltet,
&rbIEdru, SOobueuHen, gleT0ORlut, SWlIloN9teit,
8OpiT5i6cH, SiuIrbOe, 8Out, SldlIHgeu uHo aue
HHauCn Sumerien.
WalOlla III eucn UIid)COeueH 2,,tCn gtbeilt
unO ubleWCuoet.
Gs gibt tein Seilmtttd IN Der ggel, ualbe5 5ie6er
uno tCles Sebtr UNI Que anoCIen UiJiuuls, 9auens
Uno OuougaI,igtu FItbcr INIT oGlie Uon Ru6map's
4ueu 10 iuuIu 5ellen nike, iUte JtuOWdq'5 NeloV
Jielief.
0eiierbe folteu ftets elm, 5Iaihs Ra0Uas's Reaop
JClgi bg fu buUtH. Jtur UeHige 6rOpttn M lBliieT
6Cs GGedius bgs 2rintmallers oorbeugen, IS NJ etH
bsiiere5 Jiei8miteI ais lmn5oFlder Sranog oott
Biterer.
6uui5lg Gcut5 pro 6!aid)e. gu ba6eu in
IuOtbGiCU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16
Einhcrs Rnnncnts
3StebmarEte.

ct. 2Outs, 15. RQi. - G1irorieb: 2u.
fubr 21OO, Serieubuus -. BreiIe nariir.
Ten 3piiten $3.50 nub IS 90. - Sfsoetue
3ufubr $500, BerienOung 200; BgetIe ourt.
irten Smt'den 1920 Rno S5.75.-5beaFe
3ufubr 24OO, Serleubung 1900; Breiie bari.
trten sntaeu $4.1O unS Sc 10
fsYibertp, Benui., Is Wli. -
Riuboicb 3ufubr 95, Ser5eubuag 76;
greiie UOriirteu Jpifheu 5000 unb 5000
SGpsiue: 3ufubr 400, 8erieubugg 800;
Breiie uGriirteu spii4en $500 unb s.. 80,
Shaafe: 3ufubr 5000, s5erienbuug
74C0; Breiie uariirteu spii4eu $500 UNI
$500.
@bicago, Is. giai. - Rtnouteb: gu.
fubr 1000, SerienSun9 $500; Bretie 0ari
,rten sniideu $1.75 uu0 $5.0O.-51peiae
3nfubr IL 900, SerieubIue 1000; Breiit
5ariirten 5uiideu f4.0O uuo $3.50. -
5toaie: 3ufubT 5000, 8srienNuug 400;
Breiie 6a!itrten 3miidlen s.. 90 uub $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

Sie HeutHtn SrOnses, SIfidB' nIo @oIo
rabmen fIir Sbiegel nH1 SilOer fabrtjtrt
&ilbeIm G6barOt, Hr. S45, sSef' Salti'
HtorefraBe. (246ia.l'S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

9feiaes at ldGfft seiunSe5 6Itjit, iidrt Rloheu
uno reue Saut Shuldt J9r, oQB Sucr ScliD icit,
SuSs &uodeH gsiuHo. Obns SHoheRirlB, ulD Sder
Gctnt ltOH itn0, 10 Denoet Bloopnq's SariaparliaH
Hllulptnt an.
@ h 0ubeit.
S5bCrmaHn bot sen 2EunIh, iit cine reint, alatte,
tCnE, gciuUoe 6Gut Bu uerhatieu, uno SbeTnlnn
tam Stcs erTCIden. DIe 6aut uerliert iDre uatfrs
,ldiC Bdrbe, lOIro rauh, beocdt t0 mt AuSibI5 it
lyolge Der 9iitisen uE6 uUgeuuoeH Seihasuleit 6er
&bOnberungen uuo unmgrtlIttn IuSouLifuAJ-oie
ourt ibre a6ionbtrurgsorleu u6seon0cIt uuo ourd
oIu B0rTn aus Dem &Orper GUS5gillt0tn miro. Die
Naut gebOrt gu oen 6duptau5g6HIen iir ole HStrgis
bunG oer GbaQs 6lui'igteltgu OJs. zSlemeHs, Uelbe
ole 3ttlorpuous9tIdbe Oleoer ron itp gebcn; 0drum
uergIeH ojgic etuen Ee3 uusubeuoel SlIit4tettgH
DC 3aIe Nuut, uuo mir paBtH SIHueu, SIgbllt.ern,
wuHoe StsleH gutz ooer boslrtt9cr Jtatur. lc nap
0Cr SeiGuftnbt,t Der pon Der NuIt uusgelbC6euen
NusouuftuHg uHo Abiau B,Glft8tetten. RB1s nun
ais &Hpenouug Uou ShOHletsnu,ttln betriit, 10
uubirat cieiClbt nun oeie Dldu9d uHo Trbo9t osu
5ig8ufaE0 OCT 0aut md1ren6
Ga0map'S Sariapdrjaiau
ctu DiTfljtts 0gIlmitttI iitr aue 0uutaustId9e if
IS mait oas Slut re1b0lt8 uHo rem, ua6 udpoem
IS aus Dem Blut uH0 cen 4bIoH0emngSonnun9eu
6tt SGut tos &it 0UH Den AbGu= SiuiitsteJtsH auss
gtT,bCH Dat, UIr0 e cer ausouHltuh5 IJr o L He9s
men uuO DE pGut IeiH, HGr uH0 loon MAIDEN. Dits
~ 5Cr einige gEsq. I'D CUTE oaut 5u Uer'0aiie1.
IS 9bi teH Yittts, fUeItpcs oeu St0eu0rn ~ bneus
rUIC ous Sayi0pGylun JICio,OeHt, betleu miro Don
S0lSfluf, JiingDErm, Roic IHt0H5ieuer, Sau.luss
dlo9 jyIetten, Simmer, 9iSbloueTn, StBdusiblna,
@ltltuOtIen uHo DuuoeH Stelen, 9eihwIrenr
GeueE uHo Gluren lcecr at. UtItt eIueH Seglun
oomit.
Das Soriapariutau JeIolueut lbcrtrtHt uldt nur
aue UieoBueH IA oex 6eIluua pom hrOutheu, ltrOz
pbuiOlel confItutioHeuen un0 paultruntpeten, iona
bern IS lit uut oas emytg iibeyc oetmittel gegeH
9tieyeuz uno Slaleule,ocH,
6arns unb @ebdrmutterfrantdCten, 8Inien9rtes,
Diabetes, gEoii"Iludt, 9arEUerbdItun9, unplltlr'
UGen 6arufuB, Sri9btibe Srant9elt, G.uetB I'M
Sorn, uno in aleI 6dlcH, in oeuen it9 S'egelnebts
Ortlge yite0erd)lGge boeH, ober Ger plrH odllln3S
trI6s, pcunlidt III nit SubitaHSen dlnIJb oem 2Btt=
sen eUe5 SIS ODER nit 5d0en, Uie UoH iUeiBer Stoe,
uocr Elm frGHttaitts, ouHfleS, gdlJcs Auseltn uno
tDUGen, tHOdenrau6aTtIgeH yit6tIitIg bat, uH6
0ann, nenn baS uIlHlaiien NIT ejnem debenoen,
brennenbeu 8ailbl UeTbunoen ik uno Ueuu man i'm
&rgu5 ldn9s oCS genoeu ShmeIBtH BAT.
Glue jSailbe entbdlt mebr an Dirfilmcu IrBneis
@IsmenteH, ais tr9eHo etn unoeres Fraparat. IS
mlro In &oen BON iG eInem LbcelOfd uOu etlgcROms
men, Ddbrsn6 beI au6ereu UhttelH iuui O0tr lebs
Uial 10 CId uot9g III. 81 5oben in apot9eteH.
4rts 81.
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NRarft Mno 8orft.

2oubou, 16. gtai. - Ser. Staaten
Obligutionen: i pro8. 1891, bittn 4t.pros
1893. 9ttieu: a.sS.ss8. 37t, bitto Priur.
"a Canada Baclfic 59B, Grie 258. oitto
'Prior. 964, Sainots.& Central 1899, Uierican
423, ct. Banl 745, &tem-Dorf. Central 1881,
&snuiplUnuia 54r &eaeing 3IB, WsrlcaEz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

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lett letteu ghttnp4 bier tlgenoe bemOtrutl
ide Staats @OnoeHt uomlnirte beute Der
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pjtuIiIts Aeute, nn0 bel Ger 40. Abfmmuul
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men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

3om, Is. @ai. - Die EbgeorSueteuz
Snmmer bslpruh beute Die Bioget Boraa=
idIdqe. SiRauSmiuiher WdgIIlni oertituS etc,
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iino bur6 cine &ouifon auf Der Sahuhrede
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hreifta anbere murben perIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

Senator 9nrbiss Redst auf ieinsa gib tut
Ssuat Oefiniiio bsfatiGt. - adtFtanOtee
saassarbett flr Srteftrdeer.-genIion
nadsabIunsen an SoIoatgn> gStttt1eH. -
Rebt SartfgepIapper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

Beters Is. Ral. - IL Berioueu
iinO burd cine @ouifou auf Der Sahufrede
RoefausSursfrd INNS 9eben gefOmmeu, uao
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-16

Sdttt Eritfmurte an JtaoDan & Comp, gr. 80,
Ruuenianbe Iem@Yort, ais Boro InT uHier be-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-04
peescoTr AS \ SANiTARiuM.

Attention has been called to the fact, time and again, through these columns, of the superior advantages the climate of Prescott possesses, as health restoring agent We are again reminded of this fact, by the return here, from California, of Frank Foster. one of the owners of the Middleton mine. He had suffered
 with asthma previous to coming here and while here had not experienced symp- tom of it On his trip to California he commenced to feel its return, soon after leaving The Needles and for weeks during his visit was unable to He down
 at night to sleep, but was compelled to sleep in a chair. He returned, emac'- ated and sick but during the few days only, that he has been here, has recuper-
 ated and feels like new nan.
 Without any dlsparsgenent to any other part Of Arizona, we can truthfully say that we know of no place in the ter ritory, so favorable to the recovery of
 pulmonary and throat troubles. of all kinds. as Prescott and vicinity, The altitude, about 5000 above the sea level, seems to be just about right, neither too high or too low. The atmosphere IS comparatively light, with the air pure, dry and bracing. Parties suffering with lung trouble who came here at the early stages of 1t, have not only found relief, but have been apparently cursd perma- nently.
 While others, there are, living here to- day who would have been in their graves years ago had it not been for this eli mate. We do not claim that our climate Is an infallible cure for assumption, IT all its stages, but we do conscientlously claim, that unless the victim Of this dread and unrelentlng disease is too far gone. that he can find relief in our pure, dry, pine scented, mountain atmosphere For asthmatic troubles il is unexcelled as numerous ones who have found relief here can testify.
 Why eastern people will travel past dry atmosphere, such as all parts oi Arizona possess, to go into the low, damp, fog-laden, towns Tn proximity to the Pacific ocean, IS more than we can understand and can only be explain ed on the grounds of ignorance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-04

The attention of miners particu- larly is directed to the letter in this issue from Turkey creek It contains mining news from that district. together wrh some very valuable advice to owners of mining claims. It was written by an in- telligept and practical miner who has had years of practical experience and who knows whereof he speaks. We hope that miners in every district Will initiate 'Observer" by sending us the news from their various camps. In no better way can the attention of capitalists be attracted to this country than by a faithful record of the activity going on in the mining camps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-01-04
MANAGER WILSON'S REPLY.

Inasnuch as the communication from the committee of the board of trade, to L. Fl. Wilson, of the Prescott & Arizona Central railroad, was publ ished in these columns the latter gentleman requests that his reply be also published, which IS as follows:
 PREsCoTT, ARIz, Dec. a2, 1887. To the gentlemen of the committeee on
 railroads and transportation of the
 board of trade, of Prescott:
 Your two communications of the goth inst addressed respectively to the board of directors of this company and to my self, were duly received and referred, one to Hon. Vim. N. Kelley, secretary of the board, and one to President Bul- lock, at New York City.
 Personally should be glad to meet you at any time, during the day at the depot, or during the evening, at the Williams House, and beg to assure you that l shall be glad to cooperate with you. as have always been willing and anxious to do in any measure for the mutual good of the people, the country and the railroad Their interest are identical. Very respectfully,
 L. II. WILSON, Traffic Manager.