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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

~~S% - - - tSbb 1kSiS SBEnuH~
Sa Observation-Disclosures
purbeu auf gntrus 1c&rears's (ae.) bic
Senats Galenbements iu Der Bill, mel9e
ben YrdfeeHteH autortIirt, cine @onfereu3 nit
ben mittel= uuo IiibameritaniIden Staaten
3ur S0rberun9 Der SaHoelSbesiebuusen 5u
nerauffalten, eeriuorfeH.
0fufieu (Raf.) bonn @ou1ite Iitr ausnGr=
ttSe Nn9elesenheiten beridtete etHen BIenars
Sei4luB elm, melter $25 900 fir bic 8etbeiz
lt6ung Der Ser. Staaten an Der aus uSifelunq
bemiut9t, melGe i'm April .. s. in Sarce.
iona, SpaRien, er0fTGet per6eu ioa; Der Be
i@lus puroe an9enommen.
@or (N.s9).) unterbTeitete etnen 8eidluB
oer glenzg)orter Seiesgebung Su @uufen
Der 3nrldsghlnsn9 nnsslsBI!dsr @eln6nssns
I'M 3Ifrltl Columbia aRferlegt ypureen; iibers
rpieleE.
Die Saus 8iu, peIde Der Bittue beS
Generals gOgan cine idbrIife 8euiiOH bon
$4,000 uerpiut9t, Inb Die YenltoI Der gBtttne
bts Generals auf $4,000 pro Sabr erb69t,
fanben fir ben heutigen Gag auf ber ipez
3telea gei6dftsoronuug uHO rpurOen Uom
SpreGer oem Sanie unterbreitet.
Gine lauge Debate eHttano, in pelter
MIR Wen8e 2emOfraten, s. 9. Earsnep,
(MiG.), @nlae (Eepn.( }, g8lIiou (0ttan.) uHo
Watian (Sub.) 0tutb 8euug seigten, Der Sorz
Iage 3n ppponiren. Station erfldrte, bic
s,erEpllli9uu8 pOn BenFoueu on Generals
mt:tuen, bic ObneAiu geuus babeu, nm oa'
poa lebeH 3u fOnnen, TRACE pa3u bet. cine
GrifufrateuiIafe 8u iGuffen. 8euu bic 8ius
angenmomeu piiroeu, 10 rpiirOen bic Uitt-
meu aller iibriseu @euerIIe Beniionen oers
lunsen, uaO ieOeniauS bdtteu Die gBittpeu
Weaoe'a, @anbp'5 unb BbiI. SearHep ebeuio
cute auiprGfe, pie Sran Sosan unO 6rau
YIair.
Seber &epJdiertont, rpe[5er fir bic idps=
benbeu Slas ftjulueu. uertOBe 9egeu ben
@runtInb: ,@Ietd)e 8edte fir Nue."
Die giu 81 @uufteu Der Srau 2ogan
purbe idIieBIid NIT 154 segeu 95t uuo Die
ienige Al gunften Der 6rau Blair nit 148
seseu 81 Stlmmen au9eHOmmen. Oas
9GuS modte tarauf cine Pauie bis Is ubr
Gbents.
Su Der Ab0no, ,SiBung uabm tua 9aus
"a Yeniions Bills Oil unO Oertugte R9 bann
nm 1920 bis ulorgeu.
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u. sc. Snmfc.

uutebIbares Nittel sssen gaoIarin, Dpspepfs,
2ebers una ReruenIeoen, appetitIoifgteit, 8eroaus
uuasidpdbe uno aQe tmotiihen Rieber. RaoitaIs
fur sesen 2opfeiben uub BeritOpfuns. Dtan fOrOere
nur VI. &. z ntc uno tein anoeres. so Cents bic
Nlaibe. u. 6. 3 5dbntropfen (Nerve-Killer)
BELT 3nbnfhmerBen iotort 15 Gents bic 6lai6e. Sn
dllen apotheteu tu habeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

Der 9. W6r3, Der Sag bes He.
eiernn8aantrttts bes Saiiers 6riebrit, bat,
pte oas nSerliner Saseblatt" nit Hedt ber.
norbebt, i9on friiber etnmaI cine beoeutenoe
8oue IN ber beutiden @eidi6te geIpielt.
I'm 9. Wiar3 1852 mar es, ba Sriebri5 l.
Sarbaroiia IN Iahen bic Raiiertrone EN-
ping. Die grinnernna an BITE BON Sisiem
Serrider beraufseftibrte @Iausperiooe oes
Sabtbunberte na6lenhtete uno bis in bic
Neu5eit hineiu bic Soffuunsen auf Elm 8ie=
oererfteben oeuti6er Dfa1t uno Serrli9felt
lebenot9 erbtelt. 0i0ge oas ieltame Gu
fnusiptel, baS ben &e9ieruuga oes
lest9en &aiierS nit bem bes alien &aiiers
Srieorid| 3uiamuenbringt, eine sinifiae Snr=
beoentHng iein! Di0ge aud bet1 neuen &ais
ier Sriebrib etne sliidli9e uub rubmooQe,
BON Der 2tebe bes Solies setragene &egie.
rnn8 psrsount iein (@tnc. 6r. Prefe.)
Der bentide 3aiier if geftern
opu @barIottenbur9 nod Berlin 9efabreu.
Diit leiner @eiunbbeit ioG es aber 0efienuuz
9ea6tet lroilos fiebeu, beun Der Spe3talz
@orreipcubeut Der pStaatsSettuns" beri9tet:
DSd erfabre beute aus gutter Quele, bag bic
tiidiI6e Sranfbelt bes Saiiers tn einem Stas
bum aneelan8t III, bas iebe tpeitere 9ofi.
nun9 aus!dIieBt. Der 9rebs bat fiiraterli ge
Sortidritte Ssna6t. Die Stimmbaucer fino
oouffdubis lerfOrt, unb bic gSUderuug ieet
fid nit eridredsuber 8apioitdt fort. Btunen
&ur3em tpirb iie and Die 3unae angegrifieu
baben. 8aB Der 4aiier ii6 befieuunseaftet
nod berbGltniBmaBis pObI beiuoet, bat nur
oarin ieinen @ruuo, baB bic 0ungen 10 gut
un6 frGitig enttpiGelt flno. Sur baoArd3 fam
au6 bic Satafropbe nod - auf einige 3eit
DersGsert perbeu. gngeFGts biefer Iibred,
Iiden Sage if es elm l6pader Groi, tueun
heute eemelhet miro, bag Der aaiIer beute
@iItQ9 lett Dem Munat 6ebruar oie erfte aus,
fnbrI unternOmmen bat. Die frii9e Qnft ift
benz 0lonarden gut befommen, uuO er perz
fiel aaG Der 8iidtunft in einen uu9ef0rteu
feffen aneifiinoisen S6Iaf."
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Gurop6tId1e SabtI6ert6te.
GnaIanS auo SrIanO. .

Sonoor1, 80. MdrS. - 9aut Der Dub
liner NaiI" bat Die 9on6oner BOltjel srfda=
rem, bnB cine SeriawGrung ;ur @rNor0uug
oes @befsSefretdrs BON Srlan6, I9tb. ..
y. Salfour, befebe, uno bat tnfOlge 0efeu
anBeroreentltte Sorfhts. ytaBregeln gum
S9ute oes Sebrobten er9riffeu.
Sin Selfaf puroe beute bic llitteriuhuug
aegsn bic N9enten uuO Benrlten Der ., 9t3ue
gorfer Equitable. 2ebensuerfGerunss .Ssi iells
lt]aft" fortgeiett, tpelfe Der beriudteu Be
itpin6eluus Der 2eetereu an9etiagt tHo.
Der Sertbeibigsr bes 9uupt. 4ugetlaateu
Or, tDelder Grstli6e Httefte seiall9t haben
iOG, erIIirte, baB nod AHoere in bic augeles
9enbeit bernifeIt ieteu, ruorunter mebrere
petnflusreid1e Serren," uno fraate, OBJ aud
9s9en bteie gerihlid eiugeibritten tperoen
iCue- Der Redt5= =Beifan6 Der Equitable
&c." Gntnortete, Die @eieuihaft iet enti1loiz
len, Der ihmutigen Ifaire obue Auiaben Der
Yerion auf ben @runo 81 gebeH.
SaHaersaotb in Sbtaa.
2on6on, so. NidrS. - Die ueuefen
yta6ridten aus China beiu9en, oaB Die ei.
sentli9e gSafierSefnbr in Der ourb Die Nusz
BRIDE bes @elbeu SIuifes nerniifeten Yro.
olnj Sotnan uoriiber let, 6aB aber ons Sleuo
Der ourG bic fur9tbare Sataltropbe beimaez
luHten 8epOlteruns gang 9rauenbaft JET.
.5met Utiaionen Meniden fino budfdblid)
BON Alem entbl6St uno benz tpungertooe
preisge9eben. Die benz ueberibpemnuua8
Stftrttt 5uudtR geIe9eHeu Stdbte uub Dor.
Ter tueroen bon gaujen SapGrmen haIb mad
ter nno balb psrbuugerter ungIiifIifer iibers
fallen, tpeI6e, ben 6euidrefen sIei9, AGes
perihltu8en. mas tbnen in ben gSes tommt.
Gin nnterHsbmeuoer sSumtsmatttcr.
@aris, 80. RdrS. - Gin @rie1e, ga
mems 6aptoporilC5, tpurbe heute oabier inter
Der gntIaSe uerbaftet, alte DiiiuSen uuo gtss
baillen i'm 8ertbe bon 30.OOO,O00 Sraucs
aus benz nHmismatii4er Utufenm in atbeu
gefoblen 81 bubeH. Bei elmer Durdiu1uug
ieiuer BObuuug fnnS bic Boli;ei bic meiften
Der Riin8eu, Die titr5Iidl ben WumismatiterH
on ber Sue 1onoois aeifohlen mnroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31
Sdmorrbotoett Stsela, Sitife (5ifiu.
reul u. T. 10. ftirirf.

Sbne Teiier ohne Rldfebr bes eeibens.
Sfefereuaen: Sunberte Don BotimoIern tueIdte pcri
Or. GbarIes g. Ibompiou. 0r. SIG, Rore:
gutaipfrase, sshelt pofesn. (Rdrt26, ,12RtsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

T-'"NVP y WV u NN~I %St@&~
sta, 8rattne t.aS aae st6rmn8e. BEG
atBu1nSsOr9atte4
Seiaen lin6eln6en ginfluB anf Die an.
ge9riifenen gltbntung8 Srganc ueroanft
er Der 3batiate, ooB feline 8eltanotbetle
bic tptrfIamlten befannten Brultmitte[
finb. Der Sauptbeitanotbeil lit Der Sonia
Der 2tabOrn (Horehound) =BFan3e, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea ODER Balm of Gilead
deniId oerbunoau. gteben oicien entbaIt
er fiinf Deitcre bDtuniide Glemente, nelbe
bic 2Sirtiaufeit beoeuteno perltirfen.
0ieieuigen, mcIde Sa(e's Honey Of
Horehound unO Tar gebrau8en, Ders
iidern, OaB ct in alien 6Gqen pun0erbar
bcilenO pirtt, mo Die 2ltbuun9ss Oraane
angegrifien finS, unO oaB ictue Birfuna
cine uneemein raihe lit. @r entbdlt ourdas
aus 9iitt8, mas Dem Ma9en nadtbeilia
ietn t0nnte, bat eiucn GuBerlt augenCbmen
@CiamGd unO mtro 3u cinem BreiIe uers
fault, nelder e8 iclbit 9eHicuigen nit be.
iArGntteu Ofitteln ermO9liAt, ,OeficnWobLs
tbaten tbcilbaftig 8u peroen.
Sin Suiten IdBt fb aI8 bas 8rrlduFer.
Stadium Der SGptRoudt, elmer &rants
belt, oe9en mel6e SaIe's glnbpru. unn
2beerbDnis baS ii6erite betnnnte 8prbeus
guugsmittel lit, pa7enb bejetbnen. Wtan
peridiebe baber ben @ebrau6 Oieie8 pers
IdBIi@en ipe3iFiden MitteIs tetnen ausens
bid.
RinOern iit ct, ipenn ite bon Group OSer
Reud)eulten befallen DOrOeu, bur9 ieine
linOernOen @igcnibafteH iebr OicuIi9.
Prciic: %, so Gents unb 81 bic
6Iai6e; bic sriBte bic btai9ie.
BSPSu nIIen Gppibeten su baben.
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so. SonsreB. - Grife Stsnn8.

GtHe gsr~iIieaas BON $25,e00 fhs bic
EasftsEung tn Barcelona. 0eniiouen
fiir Die gSittuca Der 1GnsraIs 9caau uaO
VnSA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31
Observation-Disclosures

~ 3Wet 3tngetu gtuem Ign
uerldifses 9aur,B Bteberberfequuss- uHO net
tes Saar Eoilettenmittel.) San ale iOsGr
uannteu DieOerberfeuungs gRttteL per6eH
aus sSafier, ea8 man nit arttfelH, uelGe
bas Saar austroduen unb CUR Eotlette oes
6aares nod etn anberes Priparat n6tbig nIas
den, uermiift, augefertist; aber 6auce's
6euii6es 9aGr gBteberberfeauussmtttel ift
cine Sereinigung bon ffimulireu6em @stn>
aeifi unb Del Hn6 giebt Elm angenebmes
6aors GOiIetteumittel ab anger Ieineu lpie6er-
berReleuOen &iseni6ufteu. 90 ti uHiiber-
troffen nls @r5euger zines iippigen 6aarrpuGs
Ies unb sIaujeu6er GOdeu uuO befst bic Gt-
genidaft Der 3urHdfiibrung srauen Saares
III ieiuer uatiirli4eu Sarbe. sc if feiu 6a0rs
farbemtttel unb 10 einfa9, baB es BON Sebers
mann NIT 5Oltommener Si1erheit gebrau&t
perben faHH. Brets 81 bic SIui9e. gu 5a.
ben BET Setb 9. Sonce & 6 m D., Rr.
$40, DIT (usu; alte Nr. 1O8, @efs) Bnlti.
morefrase. N. B.-Ran oerlauge 6ancg's
deutiides 6aur, 8ieoerb rberfeguugsHlttteI uuh
nebme fetn an6eres (127-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

Die neneiieu Srnn;es, BIiiI9' nth @pIn
rattnen filr SpiegeI nnn Hilner fahrisirt
@ilhelm e6barnt, Rr. S45, BefsBaltis
iuorefraBe. (246,u.i.S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

E% Bte gentest man oas9es
beu2-ytemaub tann obue Seiuubhett I'D
bes 2ebenS freueu. 6alte Did nm teben
Brets seiunbi Gin in grosem umfanse berr-
ideubes Setben iinb 9eberbei6peroeu. gBte
eleub fnb ibre Spferi aopfpeb, SeroaH-
uugs,lluorbuunseu, @aGigteit, Dtaseuidure,
SerfNpfun9, 8nspepiie, SetteuihmerSeu'
per3tIopfeu nnb anoere Peiu ituo ibre Be
gletter. SGlte Did bur6 Auuenbung BON
p0uce's Saiiapartlleus BiIIeH
uoa oieiem uebel tretl 9ieie BiIlen halteu
pom Spfeme ale 9ruufbetteu fern. uureis
mes Blut ldBt ii9 sstuisen, @ei4tpiire, Uunbe
Stelen, Slttbeu Huo anbere 3autauel4ldge
lafeH fib entfernen, Der Saut tann Elm flares
uuo geIunbes Ausiebeu uerliebeu meroen,
penn man bic Billen in @ebrnHh ntnHt.
yiiemauo mag nit ieinen gtiereu 8rubeI be-
tommeu. gl0u rpenbe bic Btaen an. ste
nirteu BET 6raueubei6nerben pobItbdtig; in
Der 3bnt gibt 60 menige 2eiben, melGe
bieie Billeu ui6t beiIeu ooer mtnbeftens tiH-
bern. CONT ioIlten AIe, pelfe fidb Srants
beiteu BON eeibe Su bGlteu piini9en, rite pbue
cine S1a6tel Sauce'i6er Safapariueu'4iI.
len ;eiu. Breis 25 Gents. i3rl baben be-
Setb g. 3auce & Comp, Scr. $40,
Sfts (ueu; nIte Nr. 1O8, Bsf.) Baltimore
Strase. Q27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

B9 3Mrtrt nafebIbar Suften. Sa
terrB, Setfettett, b6feta gals, HEa.
MA, 9ratsne asaS aae st6ransea BEG
sltem1nssorGane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

D% seat II 6te @eIegenbett
Cine Blai6e BON Suut's SuiefteHpuIner, oas
man nit umfidt tn bic 8ettfeae uno ots
Gden unb @iuteI fireut, eripart man4e ipa'
tere Tiibe unb Plase. Preis 25 Gents. 3n
bnben bet Setb 9. Sauce & Gomp.,
ytr. $40, Of. (ueu; aIte gir. 1O8, s8efs )SaL
tiucrefrase. Q27-l
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Sm Reprasentantenhaste

gBaibingtOu, 3. g., 80. &drS. -
Der g enatt NOR heute ntdt in Sisung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

nag BtrO t9be3abIeu2-5a
pobl besahlt es ftf, cine S9a6tel 9ance''
Iter SofIaparilIeus Blutpillen fiets i'm Sauie
ju bubeu, nm bic suu3e 6Gr1iIie u6lltS Seiunh
su erbalteu. Breis 25 Gents bic S9adtel.
gu baben BET Setb 9. Sauce & Comp,
gfr. $40, Sf> (ueu; altegfr. 109, SSef.) )Snltt'
r1oresStraEe. Q27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

ReiuItate, bie Der &ebrau9 bon Monell's
Teething Cordial ersseIt, bnbeu ju ietuer
aIIgemeinen Aupeubuug in fat allen arter
pcn Rronfbeiten, beuen &iuber uuternorfeu
fin6, gefaErt. &r belt BldbUng, SoIit, 9in'
seui6nre, Sur9faa n. (. N. Refine SamiItG
folIte Obue TIN Ietn. Bet allen Ipotbeteru
IN baheu. (311-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

@- Or. &haImerY 9etlttnftur seseu
Spspepfie, Snnce's Unborn Sprup 9egen
9ufen nno @rtdltung, Sauce's SafapuriGl'
BiIlen gum Retnigen bes 8Iutes, 5auce's
Budu fir bic Rteren, 6unce's 6aur, 8ieber.
berfeller, Sance's Observation-Disclosures
-Glles 3u baben bet Setb 9. 6ance
Comp, gtr. 80, Of. (ueu; aLte ytr. 1O8,
&efts) BaItimorefrase. (127-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

Der Sau.-Sotmnte tommt Dor benz fan. Sesen
0u In iebem SOL eine !6Iai6s ~SaIuafionsSeI@ sur
Sonb haben; 6enu E,u tannft in ouen isdasn barduf
rednen, bos es turTt no aae anbersn UitteI tebls
idbInnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31
9eorg Bre6m'S
8rQueret,

Heyejs. .avassas, ass. see. DaItsssessS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

m 9uffeu, @rtdItung uno M
oere Get6eu oes 9alies un0 Der 9ua9s
uerben bon 5ance'S anb0ru>S prup
Syrup of Horehound), bem beften, Uor'e
Bnblifum gebradten 6nfen. Sgrup, gebeilt.
Breis 25 Gents. Bel 9 eth 9. sauce &
COMP, Scr. 31Or Sf. (ueu; uIte Str. 1OS,
Befts) BaltimoreGraBe, Al habeu. (127-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31
8urse &abeIoepei9ett.

- SSuisiu Sittsria bat benz 9ra. Soieph
chamberlain 3ur Anertenuuug fiir ietne
mertburlIen Dieufte BetreffS Beileguug Der
Siidersi= Sruse - ibre BbOtosrnppie nit ei'
geubduSigsm NameusSuge gei4sutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31
SraRoe tn lInearn.

Set 80. MGr;. - g8dbrenb bes fiir,li=
den Sturmes in llnsaru bru9eu msbrere
QroBe grGnbe aus. gu &itiuoa puroen
1900 Berioneu obbadlOs unb campireu iebt
i'm S6nee. Sn We3oz Berenb branuteu SO
6duier uieoer uno otels Weui9eu tauleu
INNS 2eben.
Su Silttnoa berbrannteu etue Srnu unb
iiinf Sinber, unb brei 80rfer bst Sarlfabt
uIroen etAgeGidert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

gufaref, 80. Rdrj.-3ie Abseorbnez
teutammsr oerpari beute eiueu Gutra9, mel
der bic Resleruug taoelt, neil iie abgeero'
nettn pesen 8etbeiIisuus an ben tarbllben
unruben otrbufteu Ites, uuO nabm nit 81
gegen Sc Stimmeu Elm Sertrauensuotum on.
8te Denomination, pel5e ON SoHutng bon
ber SppoFtiou IN Sceue seiest ueroeu ioQte,
IL bic auf g9etteres ueri9ObeH rorOeH. Der
S0ni9 neigert iid, bic Satlage nit ben
6ubrern Der Sppoftion 3u beipr4en, 10
iduGe bic llnruhen fortbaleru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

Ntbeu, 80. Mdr3. YulOermuga3in
in Der 6eluuS. anf Der Suiel Sauta gtaura
len ,ufulse piitbete elm Braub in Der 6etuu9r
uno uan fiirGtete, OaB aud bic beiOeH iibrls
gen 0laga8ine in bic 2uft geipreugt uer6eu
tptirben. g8ie ptele Reul1en umfamen If
uO6 uibt betount. Die Berpobuer bes uabe
gelesenen Stdotdens eutiliebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

8om, 80. Ndrs. - S0ais SOtauu bon
gbpirIisu bat oem General 5uH UtdrBauo,
Sberbsteblebaber Der itnlieuiiaen 3ruppen
in afrifa. 6riebensOoridIdge 9ema4t. Der
General iibermittelte bic SOritlige Der Res
aierung, tuelde bieielbeu in @rmdSuus Siez
ben tpiro.
S0nig Sobann's Srieoens Iuerbtetuugen
inIeu gum Sbeil bnI9 ben inter ieiueH Sol.
oaten berrideubeu NauseI an gtabrIna ners
auIaBt poroen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31
9is 9ant.
tgIe.in,S smmeFeI gefFe

StIl'S GaaEf6rbe ttteEs
Ihmars ober braun, so Gents.
IjiRe's Ba5nwrb- -TrOpfra 'HIFsn gsauis. is ''H'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-31

Petersburg. 80. Mdr5. - Die ruifs
ide &ssieruu9 beabfidtist nuf 8atb Der Sou=
uerneure BON Srfutet nno Gmur, fiiuftishin
bic Rebrheit Der Sh6liuge in @efduguifeu
unteraubriuseu, aufntt ite mad SibirIen 3u
0encrtiren,
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GaropGtide &abeEber ertGte.
SouIanger'S Stea.
RefisaatiOn Des franS5FIdsn Rabinets.

SISauet tpnbridi' taItd1 Der fGntutsttne Bee
Hiter.-SFaiicr 5rieorida'S Beftnoen.-Sas
eoGwafer IN Sentid1Ianc. - Srteoenss
nor'd Iage oss Soniss SobaHH bon @bgfs
fuien an Die StGItener.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-08
THE SPRING MEETING.
The Georgia Agricultural Society's
Programme at Waycross.

The Georgia Agricultural Societys
Programme at Waycross.
Secretary Grier is sending out circulars
announcing the meeting of the Agricultural
Society at Waycross on Feb. IA, 10 and 16
Accompanying is the following:
MACON, GA, Feb. 1, 1885,
DEAR SIR-The citizens OF Waycross desire to
give TO the convention a free excursion to the
Sub-Tropical Exposition at Jacksonville at the
close of our convention They request that
each delegate will report Immediately on his
arrival at Waycross at the Grand Central Hotel
or Satilla House for assignment to quarters,
where badges will be furnished.
AS there are so many trains arriving it will he
impossible for committees to meet the delegates
before they reach the city Respectfully.
f. G.. GRIRR Secretary
The following is the programme of the meet
ing:
FIRST DAY
l. Opening of the convention at Q o'clock a.
m, with prayer.
2 Address of welcome on the part of the city
of Waycross, by Col. J. L. Sweat
3. Response on behalf of the convention, by
Col. James Barrett, of Augusta.
!. Semi-annual address of the President
3. Calling and pertecting the roll of delegates.
.. Adjournment for dinner.
SECOND SESSION.
I. An address-"rhe Leaks on Farm, by
Dr. j. I. DeJanett, of Eatontcn.
Q An address-"1he North Georgia Cracker
as a Citizen and Farmer by Maj. H. w. New
man, of Canton.
g. Report of Department of Agriculture of
Georgia, by Hon. j. T. Henderson, Commits
Sioner.
l. Reports of committees appointed at last
convention.
s. Adjournment
Farmers experience meeting at night
SECOND DAY.
Convention opens at o'clock.
l. An addreSs-"Farming in Middle Georgia, -
by John K. Lewis, of Sparta.
Z An address-"The Relation of County
| School to Agricultural Development" by Maj.
George c. Grogan, Elberton.
3. An address-"Twenty Years Experience in
Stock RAISING by B. W. Hunt, Eatonton.
A. An address Commercial Fertilizers" by
| S. A Cook, of Midway.
s. Adjournment for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
| l. An address Economy in Farm Labor. ~
! by w l.. Glessner, of Americas.
| 2. An address-''The Friends and the Enemies
of the Farmer in the Insect World, by DIR. l.
| 3. An address What the Wire Grass Farmers
of Georgia Need" by Col. S D. Bradwell, OF
| Hinesvile.
| a. Adjournment.
Farmers experience meeting at night.
| THIRD DAY.
Convention opens at 8 o'clock.
| /. An address Practical Education, " by DR.
| J. S, Hopkins, of Oxford.
J. An address-"The Future of Our Farmers, -
| by Col j. p. Brown, of Hawkinsvle
| g. Report Of experiments at the University
| Farm. by DR. w. L. Sones, of Athens.
Adjournment for dinner.
| EVENING SESSION.
l. Selection of the place for holding the next
| convention.
2. Reports of committees appointed by this
| convention.
3. The usual closing ceremonies.
| 4. c. GRIER, Secretary.
! W. j. NoRTHEN, President.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-08
ON RAIL AND CROSSTIE.
Local and General Gossip in Railway
Circles.

| Circles.
A ticket and freight office has been estab-
! llshed at Macon, on the Orange Belt rail-
wap
The car Mrs. Pullman is now travelling
| through Florida in is said to be the fnest IN
| the world.
The Sara Sofa, Orlando and Gulf railroad
contributed 5000 to Citrus countys display
at the Sub Tropical.
1t is reported at Palm Springs fla that
| the Alabama Florida and Atlantic railroad
has virtually given up the ghost.
| The people of Pensacola Fla, are elated
over the fact that the officers Of the Biz
mlngha1n and Navy Cove railroad are en-
deavoring TO gain terminal facilities there
| for branch, which they wish TO construct.
The r. and c. V. and A. and A. railroads
| have made arrangements with the Colum-
! bus and Western road TO run through
| train from Birmingham via Talladega and
| Sylacauga to Montgomery. The new
schedule will go into effect next Monday
Track laying has been resumed on the
Orange Belt railway south OF Iarpon
Springs, in the direction of st. Petersburg.
The work will now be pushed to rapid
consummation, and a very few weeks hence
the entire line will be completed and In
operation
Work is being rapidly pushed forward on
the Columbus Southern, and it is expected
by March that the road will be graded
from Dawson TO Albany, and the cars run
ming between the two places by May |.
Cars for temporary use are now being
built at the Dawson Manufacturing and
Variety Works
The reduction Of rates by the Western
and Atlantic is an interesting theme for all
connected with the Georgia railroads. The
: nj that the Western and
Atlantic is a member of the Southern Pass
enger Association, and is under obligations
of an ironclad contract to pay fine OF 500
for each cut rate ticket sold.
Knoxville special contains the infOrma-
ton that the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railway Company has decided to
build line from Jesup to Jacksonville,
making an Independent line for through
Florida business. The new line will be ITO
miles long, and it is stated that it will proba-
bly, be completed by next fall.
The Pennsylvania railroads second per-
sonally conducted tour will arrive i'll Savan-
nah Thursday morning, coming by the At
lantic Coast Line The number of seats in
these tours are limited to $50, and not only
have all been sold, but applications were
sent in for fully as many more The special
train is to leave Boston and Philadelphia
this morning, arriving here the next
afternoon.
An exchange says that work is progress
ing on the Georgia Southern and Florida
railroad. About fifteen miles of track have
been laid, and over 100 miles more are
graded and ready for the ties. The CON
structiOn and equipment are up to the high
est standard The financial backing of the
Georgia Southern and Florida is ample to
secure its steady and rapid completion. In
connection with the Macon and Covington,
it will be by fifty miles the shortest route
from New York to Florida.