davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
aerntfd1te teEeasapntfde eeperaea.

- WIalor s. g. StbbeuS, StaotFeueretus
uetmer BON 2ambertpiue. N.sS., tt nit pin
terIaIiuug zines 9ef,its i'm 8etraae pOu
$4C2O bis $4,000 oer0uitst. Ssire 5iirgeu
ipueu geridtIi9 belaHgt perben.
- Sic tatboliiGe pSt. S0iepb's gSaiieus
nHfalt," NeiIeu iti60ftlt6 BON gfeDport,
S1., trannte geitei.i nieber. Die SnIalieu,
y an Ter 3abl, eutfameu. SerIuf $25, 600.
-8as teuti6e @duIf9iff DqriaOne" fam
qeferH aus NorfOlt, Sl., 81 gteWpOrt, ST.
S., on In6 ialuttrte tet ieiHem 3tHlaufeu he
nmerifauiid)e SlagGe. @rf bet Der Gatunft
bee 6abr}eugs erIubrea Sfftsiere uno DtaHu=
ituit, Die giorfOlt iGjou ON leBteu DOnusr<
flage Uerlufen batteH, ben Sob OeS oeIi4en
Saiiers.
- Sn Gofcu purte gefteru Der Subrestag
Der GdIudt BON 8uuterzQiu auf bic ber=
i6mmItd3e gSeiie gefeisrt.
= Su GtauntOE, Sa., faao geferI bas
9termometar auf 80 8rao I'M SAQtteu.
Sic 8Gtjeuernbte in ieuer 8egeno tff bic
befe ielt 5ebn Sabren.
- Beri. 3. 3. 9ubbnrb, peIfer Die ygrz
fe glatlouaI=Bant pon Moumoutb" (SqtuO.s)
bnrd llnteri6Ieife i'm 8etrnge bon $115, 900
ruinirte. 1T oOr9efetd i'm 3u4tbauie 81 So
Iiet, Sus., slfoIbeu.
- 01rinteu bon 5enidreden fin6 i'm iib.
Iden Snoicua eri6ieneH uno oerntateH Glle
Segetatiou.
Erau @morp u. StorEs, g8ittne bes
beriibmten abootdteu, Iie9t in Chicago an Ell.
nem Sdlasanfulle oatnieoer, une es ertftIrt
uur meniS Ausiitt auf tbre @enefun9.
SbOras Wartin aus NercaftIe, 9eI.,
nurae am Samfas Nbeno 81 gSilmingtOn,
Gel., bon Su9b s. Srueenb, benz ebemalt'
gen 6euernebrdef iener Sta6t, 9elegentIia
siner 81iigeIei burb eiueu Stetumurf an ben
Gopf nabrideinIt4 t0OilId oerleBt. Speez
uep if eutfloben.
- gd,t mnsIirte giienbnbnrGuber brad
ten eineu 3u9 Der yRortbern=B Bacift iftc<Sabun
in Der NGbe bon Biuiu9s, Mont., gum 5tiu=
fanbe, Snnngen ben Raidinifen, ibueu ale
6ibrer 3u bieHeu unO pliinOerteu $400 aus
6em @rprsspasaon, pOrauf ite ben Pafasie.
rem $500 abuabmen. Wtan bat Der R1aber
bisber ni&t bnbbaft perbenfOuueu.
@egen llnterihlaauug bon $500 gum
Ro6tbeiI oes oortigeu 8iftrittseritbts If in
9iebrnafn=@itp, gtebr., gtaior u. g. Scole
uerbaftet porben. Scole gait nIs Elm tiid]tis
ger Abuofat unb einfluBreifer Bolititer uno
If i'm @eiten eur6 feline 8eiiehungeu Ju Dem
fliHtioen 9eirnubanten @apitdn 9ougate,
nnru g3u1besz zSi1uaInienffe, befauut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
GeIhHntnrne.

Sprtn9fiel0, Ytaii., IS. SUM,
fob @ingerbad, Elm so : iGbriger beutider
6urmer, besing IN benz neodup" 5eIbHmcrO,
lnbem er f@ bic Seble bur6i9uitt. @r mar
Usthaftet tpOroeu, neil er isiue 6rau mi59an=
belt bate.
Bri0Qeport. Conn.,, 18. SUM. - SIN
Sea. Sioe. Barie :" Dor ben 4ugeu BON oieI=
leiGt 1000 PeriOHen, ertrdatte fit gefteru eia
out gefleioeter nobl nuaiehenber Mauu i'm
Ilter oon etpa 80 Sobren. I'm Der Berlou
res Gttruufeuen fpuroe yiifte geiuuoeu, mo-
bu.d er bate i0entifijirt peroeu t0uueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
&arse GabsISepefh eH@

- 2or6 Salisbnrp braftt beute i'm briti-
itsu 9etrenbuuie cine Blu Bur llmsefaItHns
ieuer &0ipeli6aft elm.
- Der Bupf miro bemndtit eine tpi9tise
@ntpSlicu iiber pabre uuS faIid3e Sreibstt er=
lafen.
- Die yS6iuiife 3eituuan eridieu am
Gage nod oem Sobe oes &atiers nit etneM
engen iGmnrSeu 9lanb uno eitbem pieoer
rbne QUE 3eiGeu Der Sruuer, tudbreuO bic
iibrteen srGBeren Seutiden BlGtter tI9lid nit
breiteu Idpnrseu H1nbern aehrudt perbep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
pas sdnaerfett In at. souts.

ct. 9puis, 1S. Suui. - Das nun be-
enbete ,Rorhameritouiite Sdngerfeft" mar
tin turhidIuseuber @rfoIg. Su ber gefern
absebaltenen @eidaftsfsuus wurse. uadbem
einiae nubebeuteRoe Ser1uperuugeu in Der
@ouhitution gemaft tuOroen waren. beidlof=
len, haa nad]fte Sdnserfeit am Is. Dtdr3 1891
in 9tem. SrIeans abtnbalteu. Die Beomten
bes @Gu9erbnnSes merben iuuerhalb 80 Ia
aeu In Hep-Srteaus erDablt peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
Sfr @elnntnrFf.

Wew.gOrf, IS. SUM. = 5ol8en0e8
fuO bic SalusnOtirpu8eu: Sab er0Haste gu
la mo idlOB III l Bro3ent. Sterling
&lGid $4.864 - $4.87 auf so Gage uno
&487-A.8S! ani @idt- 8unNe9- -DoEi8a'
:,oncu; 4=pros, 1879, 44=pros 1918 3.pEos.
-. - gttisn: abams' @ggggsc;;S6 133, &,aa=
isdl 4luilc 20, @5ioPtats S5io -, Gle
241, Ditto 4iriOr. sag 9qmOiSs@eatral 116,
Qafs=Sbcre 905, Nen.Sariep Genital 81,
Nortb= 2RsRsrn 1868, Ditto Brior. 140t,
gtetDs gOortzgentraG 105. Shio'Q2tifiFppi
l9g. Ditto 9rior 80, Bittsburs 158, &enb=
ing 59g, ct. Saul 65B, Ditto PTior. 1929,
Ueferns llui0a 76E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
@trbred1ett In Ghteaap.

@btcago, 18. Snni. - Beter Wurpdo
nurbe eeferH Qbeno BON Better Rc&anu
burd eineu Neferfi6 t0btlth Oerlest. SeiOe
Ndpner tpursu gBei9enAeller Der oNortbwe=
fiern=8ahu." Gin alter 6aSer ueraulaste
Den Worb.
Gin unbetannter Wann Ipurba beute friib
Dor Der Birthi6aft gtr. 396, Glib @larffras
&c, bnr1 eineu BON bret Rdnnern, nit benen
er in eirer Streit neruifeIt mar, erfOAen.
Grei 8riiber, Rameus &eggio, fiuO ais Der
chat peredftia nerhaftet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
9effer. als Elm SeID.

rgBeI6e Remme bieier Raior Smtth ift,
ia9te Souse gu 91obtuion. uDer bloBe aua
bid BON S6i,BpuIuer rDfrbe ibn trant ma
den. g9ie es ibm nur geIans, eia Sfftjter
in Der Hrmee Su perben" uSageH Sie ytt9ts
gegen Smitb, :" autportete 8ObinIon; uer bat
MIR einft oas 9sben gsrettet.% .@r? Sbnen
bns 9ebeu gerettet? unfnni uum6gli9l
Nas noueu Sie Samit iagen?n mS3 min
bamit MIR iasen, baB i'd miG i'm eritsu Staz
bium Der Sdpinbiudt beiunb. 8Ou Gag 3u
Sag ruubte mir bic idredlide araGtbett
meiue Srdfte mebr uno mebr, uts Smith mir
rietb, Or. Bierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery," Bu sebruuden. Sd bate aae m0gs
Iideu Rsbijineu Ohue grfOls Deriunt, Huo
mein arst bate mir teiue 6ofuuu9 Bemntt;
bed bier bin i'd. 70 geiunb, pie Elm WIeniG
uur iein innu. llub id babe bic 8ettung met
nes 9ebens Su1itb uuo bem muuberuolea
9eiImlttel gu uer6anteu, oas sr mir empiobz
len batte."n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
WScrt,eercnOe Neuers rsbrumff.

Bittsburg, 18. 5nHi.-0as 5taotdhsn
Gutois in Der n0roItdeH 6oliyegtCu Penalgl
oaniea's purbe bente gia6mitta9 ourA Seuer
iafl tGtal Serft0rt. gio6Su 800 6duier ttegea
in 3Ii!mmern uuo 1000 Wenfen fuo oh
ttdllcs. Ser grGnb 1T nod ni9t ge.6l4lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
ainhr,tnfon ttt aferffn.

5tabt Rerito, IS. Suni.-Be! San
Diego I'M Staate gueoaz2eou ffiir3te gefern
inter eiuem 3uge bic gtfeububnbrife Elm.
3wei Mmerifauer fameu ba5ei INNS &eben
Ser llnfoG par6 baburd 0eruriuGt, baB Die
@ruub!age Ger Bride in SolSe bsfti9er Re
ucuoiiffe uuternQidleu mar,
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Rarft unS S5rSe.

2onbou, Is. Stunt. - Ser. Staateu=
SbIiaationeu: 4-pro3. 1898. Ditto Al prog.
1O93.-Gftien: A..@.sgB. SAG, Ditto Brior.
81, Gambia Bacific So, grte 244, Ditto
Srior. 955, SniuolesGentral 121, RsrIcan
393, ct. Baul 65g. Nem. Yorf. Central 1918,
BennipIpnuis $50. 9feabing 3O5, Rertcau=
Central 143, @anab sNorSmef= =2aub So. %.
9iuerpool, Is. Stunt. - 1880 Dftt=
tuss. GnummOlIe: MitteIi. Sberl. 7I16,
Ditto gfep-Grleans 81. - Die Ssltduft
betrneen 10000 Balleu, SpetulatiOa uuO
Gnsfubr 1000, 3nfuhr 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19

HtioIueut an.
ShDubeit.
Sebeun1nn bat oen gBunIb, itd cine refine, gIattes
ltone, 9elunoe 3uut gu OerhaTfeH, uno Sa6umuuH
Tam Dies errelGltn. Die Saut perlielt lore Hatira
tdt Barbe, iUiro rau9, be6ett ftl nit ausihag in
yol9e Der 9tidgen unO ungeun6en BeIbaffeuleit Der
AblOnocrunqeR unO unmcrtllben auSbunflug-bte
ourb IRre Abion6frungSbruie a69ecnoett uu1 ourcb
oie 9oren aus oem 8orper auSgepleoen miro. Die
Naut gtburt an bcu SauptausgaugrH iur Die Iu5trea
burg ber STANDARDIZATION Obsr sSlemeRte, Delbs
ole J.elorphons9edBe nieoer bon nh 9e6en; 0arum
peIIiiteu olee eIHen JleB ausubeu0eH 5liiFgteIte1
o,c 5Grc Suut, uno mn aabcn Ytnuens 6,gblIt,ern,
Uunbc StgQcn gutz OScr bO$artiger Jidtur, Is Hap
Der SGltuncUbtlt Der BON Der Daut au5geibJc0eneH
Au5oGnfurg uH0 I5Ial 6lGingiateH. GBls nun
Die Annenoung oon S1onbeusmttIH betrft, 10
0erbrat bicicIbc uur oieie ytdngeI uao er5obt Den
JicINufaRo Der Suut, p6breHo
Jta0UQg'S SarlapurIulan
Elm frirtdes 3eilmtttd iir ale pdutIu5idigt Ia.
IS mudt ous Blut redblltia uno rein, uno nGb0em
es aus oem 8lut uno oeu Nbluu0eungS
Der 3aut bas @jii BON 0eH 4biau 5luirsfetsn dlIss
gelrsbtn 5Ct, niGo eS Der aus5uutuHg tlr @lt Hega
men ur6 Die pGut relr, liar uno ibJn MAIDEN. DIS
TT or elHat3e 2Sea, it1 quite pGut iu oerbaffen.
Us 9ltt fem Uuttel, peI1cS ben yt0eu6en 10 lmreQ,
ME oGs SGrlapaCuan Jlclolotnt, pelien Dir6 pom
Snl3nuB, 5lln9nurn, &ole, AntoHsIeuer SautIu5s
idlag, EedJtEn, SlnHtu, DtBblatttrH, 6tgluS blag,
@hCtHotden uno wun0eH Steucn, @eihUiiren,
Seu!eh uno 6nIen le6er &rt' N!apt elHen 9erluI
6aulit.
Das SarIaparutau 0leIoIuent ibertrtHt ntd3t nuv
ole Nle6t5iutn in 0Rr 6edung pom dlrouibeu, ItTos
p1uoIeu, conftitutoueleu un0 6auttrauIbeten, Ious
oetn as if Gud oas etHSi9 iitert 0silmitel geaeu
9licreu= rnO SlaleulelbeH,
6lrrs un6 Observation-Disclosures, Slaeugrttss
Si06eies, SGafiaubt, 0u.uperbaltuu9, uuDlQtIrs
ud)eu SGrufluB, Brlbtibe Sraut5eJt, GtmeiB i'm
6arn, unb IN allen 5dueH, in oenen fb Btegelne9ls
urti9e gdeorihla9e b0eH, Ooer ber Darn bldfluiigs
tru6e, uermtht 1T nit Su6fau5en dbuIljb Dem gBtis
Ben zines SIS Obtr NIT 66oer, lUs pom DeBer Sei0e,
Oocr elu traUbaitcs ouniss, gGllileS Ausleben unh
DeBen, Observation-Disclosures 9deoerdIlg bot, un6
Damn, iUcuu bas urlHIanen NIT eHem feheHbens
bIeUnen6eu 9tiugl UerDuu6en III, uuo Denu man I'M
RrCU3 idugs Der Eenbeu tlmerBcu bat.
ss@lue TlaIdle Cntbdlt megr an Dtriiamen arBneis
glsmsnteu, ais irgen0 Elm uuoeres BydpaIat. IS
lpigo In 0oicu UoH e enem EheGOffel Uou eingeAoms
men, UdgreH0 be uuoeren NitttlH fiui obIr ieilS
Dial io Ulsl nOtBl9 III. gu baben in apo!9eteH,
Iyrgl5 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19

CEASSStDS~T - CSVNNF~V SFS~~NF
iUirb iOioIt Jh5e UeritaFeu,
gut3inouug Der Jtiaren, gut5iuouHg Der
9laie, Gnbuuoung Der &rHgeuetoe, &ouz
gciitou Der 2uugen, 6ul8idmgr3eu, 5dmers
atbmigtett, Ser5tlopteu, Sglerie, SrduHe,
9ipblheriti5, Satarrb, 6IuBiieber, Sopfs
n.h, 3QbnldmG;cn, Ieuralge, 9lbcuma.
tisnuS, 5r0itelu, HieberirOi, 6roibeuIeH,
erirorene glieOer, JterU6iitdt, Sblail0it9s
felt.
8us QuFegen bes Gleab9 ReIief oui 6en Gbetl ober
bic 5beilc no bic BeltmeI6eH ooer Der S1merb nog
ntro Gube uuo QBoblbeftnben oerihaffen.
SnnerItd eiHen baIben bis etneu Gbeelohel ooQ In
etnGm bal6eu glale GBaiier etu8euommen, Dtro g
6tunen uur msH9en gilnuteH beilen: srdrptts
frampibaite 3ufun8en, lauren Ytaseu, le6sIlett,
GrbIeheu, SoobrenHen, Ster0ottdt, SGlapoit9set,
6OpfreiBeu, 9iGrrboe, Sollt, Btdbun9en uno aae
1nueTlidlcn SameT5eu.
Dlalaria in ietnen Oriheoeuen Arteu gebcilt
uuo abgeUenoet.
IS gibt fen S5iImttte IN Der gSelt, Uelpes 5tebeT
uno IQes i5ebtr unb Qlle anoereH U{llnrns, @duens
unb anbersortiaen i5ie6er nit SGIte BON 0iabwap'S
Bqen 70 ldnel betleH miro, iuie JlaoUaq'5 Rsab9
Relef.
9leiIenbe loGteu fets etue 5loidle Ga6Dap's Reo5p
92eliei bel nd bdbeu. Jtur menge 2ropteu N gBQer
ner6eu etT1em tTantDeroen o6cr Sdmerben IN {}olge
be5 gBedIeI5 bes 1rniOniier5 oorbeu9en Us II elm
beiieres Rei5mittel ais itau5of4er Sranog ooer
3Itterer.
Tiinf3ig Gents pro 6Iaidle, 3u babeu in
2potbetGn.
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Sun IepraIeRta uteu5auIe

uuroe auf Aatraa @ratu's (S2r.) eiue BIZ
angeHommen, pelf]e $50 900 fur elm 5e9te.
rnugsgebdube 3u Brownsville, Ser., oerDlls
ligt; ieraer palfrte oas 5aus bic Bill 3ur
SerDiuteung uoa $4,000 fir elm Re9ie=
raE9sgebdube 3u 89ita, SS.
SoDnibeub (SQs.) beautra9te Suap3nlton
DER 9ieeelu uno glngabme Der Bill, DeId)e
S25 900 iiir eie Teier be8 %. Sabrestages
Ger Shla9t BON @ettpsburg oeruiai9t.
Srow..e (SuO.) erbob @inmano uao bn es
iidb beraustellte, oaB feiu Guorum auDtieao
mar uub oaB feline @el9dfte erleoigt peroeI
tonnteu, anger nit eiuitimmi9er 8eaebmiz
9uag, 70 sog Gopnabenb ietuen IRtraa SHz
rid.
Inf Gntrag IanSaus (Ba.) giuB SnS
Sans bierauf IN YIeHariiBuug ruO 5og Die
genlidte @,pil. il.Ssrpi1tgugBsblq In Setraft.
2a.rIsr (Su6.) bra6te Elm Announcement
elm, meldes $50, 900 fir &eparatur bee @his
caaoer BoH' uuo Souamts nerri1iat. Das
ImenSement tpurSe angeacumen, na4oem
bic 8trmiuiguu9 auf $40, 900 reou3trt NOR
ben mar. Ga6bem oeribieoeue Selten Der
8iu burdberatbeu porpeg rparsn, bob o1s
@curte bic 9iBuug auf.
Feel (Arl ntIterb. eitete beu @oufereHia
befift itber Die S1bianer= =S;rmiuiguu9sbia
un6 oeritlbe nuroe anseu0mmen.
Serbert (GIa.) BON @Omite fir 5lottenz
4iiotrpn, beri6tete bic SlotteRz SerniQt.
QuuasbiG eia. I'm llhr erfolate S2rtas
9uH9,
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60 bort bod auf, iu nieien, au pufteu unb
iti ipndeu, nnb gebrauht Or. -Saae's So
rrh.SsiIwittel.
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lr. 1aNmnnIg IcnnIaiina llila.
raa 9G9Be Gebars nno uiagsa 93tInittel,
to5 grOBe purgirCuOe, IiHOcrn6c 2biitbrs
mttttl, muteu Obne SdmerS, tets
5uUuIGIFg uuO natitrltd IN i9rer
VNiYfltr1

NNluuy,
G0lfaubi3 eeidmnflos, l10n hbeT3udert NIT
Grasort, purglreH, re8urtu, rciHtstn, iaIberH uuh
tr5iugtH iie. 0igeDa1s 4lueu Iur ole 6gilung BON
Qutn StOIuu9tn 6cs Uagtus, Der Geber, @ing:Dei6e,
Ritrer, B,GiG, 0ou NerUeutruntbtitsn, Sopi bmer3,
&elfopiuna, pugtgibgt5tt, G1oigttou, DQspspfie,
8a0GUIeotH, }ieber, @HHunbun9 Der SIn9eDeiot,
6dmorrboiben uno alien 3eTruttun8en Der tnuersn
8tult. gtur aus PanT5cu 5uberelttt, na6eG Gueds
flber, nod WiiueIalien Oosr i4dolioe Dro8uGn eHts
balenn.
az Bendtet Die folgln6en, BON St0rungtn bet
BeroauuHgs0TgcHc berTubrgubeu Sgmptome:
Beritopfurs, inrsJtde 9dmorrbotOen, SlutaU
brans mad Dem S0pie, h6ertuli8c Dtl9enldura
usteteJt, Goobrenneu, &ftI Spete, 8ol5eit Ooef
Sdpere i'm Dinecu, iaures 4uifObeu, Sinteu o6er
8Thden N oer SeT58TaGs, StHommsage PES SoPlfs,
mung, eiH @eilbl 6es &rmiIrgtDeroens oOer @rftiIs
tens, Uenn man IN legenber Sttlung, BuHtIe o6er
g1ete i'm SebfrCis, {yeber ODER Oumpjer Shmer5 i'm
Ropf, mdHgelbaita Qu5ounhuug, 9clbe Bdrbung oeE
5aut uno glugen Snme3 In Der Seite, Bruft, oen
Gheberu uno pl0Rudes 9aBWerben, Bremen I'M
5lCiih.
gur Denige DcIcH ron Robpap's yiGen Uerben
bos SpItem BON alien ocn o6engcuaHuten &etoen be-
ireieu,
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so. Gom9reB. -Grfte stbnn8.
RontineaeSdnafte tn beioea &aaiera. RttH
Suuram aHS fstae gsrbanOtInsen no1
xnf

sShterene.
Bafbin9tOn, 3. g., 18. Suui.-Sn
. euat tpurbe elm Subfitut fitr bic 5auss
BID bur Sertretuu9 Der uerihteoenen &egi:.
rings DepartemenIs auf Der Centennial
ARsfteLlung in Columbus, o., i'm nGaffeu
september uub SftOber aageuOmmeu. 9tc
Bill uertpiligt $4,000.
Die Senatsbin 3ur gusoebuuu9 Der Route
Der yIuacoitia Potor1ac Rioer Babu" im
Difrift Columbia i0uroe fur; beIproheu,
amenoirt nuo Q7genommen.
yiur rpeuiae republifanti6e Witglteoer, 3tz
DsiIeu nIr orei bis neun, 0Qruuter bic orcI
BrdNo enti6afts AipiraIten Sherman, aata
ion unS 5amIeb, tughnten Der beuti9ea Sits
3uHg bel, uno Die SerbaHoIun9eu pareu bon
sc, .n9em Snterefie.
SIN 0aufe bes Cages puroen ptrfdieoene
i'm Salen6er uer3etGuete S.a5, ge9eH welde
Ylemuno @iawanS erbob, paifrt.
Der @ouleren3 3beridt iiber Die Snbiauer=
SerpiQiguugsbtu murOe eIugerei9t uuo aus
genommeu.
SIpe (Uie.) berfiiaNete, baB CT am uadif.n
NoEtag ben 5enat eriatsn Deroe, Die slug
uuO Qaienbiu in @rlDd9Grg 81 Btehsn.
Der Senat 9tug hieranf in GretuttuFeun9
unb usrta8te iitl bGuu um $40 bis mOE9ea.
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grei8 25 Gents pro 58adteI.
Erbas BubIffum!

Sfidt grieimarfe an 0}aOlpoo & Comp, UT. 80,
RarrenitrrBe, gtewsyoTt, ais Yorto tir uuier bsf
Ie5Teu0Cs Nup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-19
@nk RukIanS hort.

Beter8burg. IS. Suut. - Sn biefs
aen politiideu Sreifeu rpire oem neueu bent
{den 9aiier bic freunbIidbfe 9eFuuuHg eut
oeseuaebru6t, unb man duBert bic lleberBeuz
gung, ba5 Der iunge 5errihsr Der frieblihea
9oIiiif Ieines 8aters getreu bleiben pirO, bn
er feinen @runo bat, uon berielben abBuueis
den. 2ei6engottesbienfe 3u @bren oes Sat
iers Triebrl6 rperoen am uddfeu @littmO9
in Der biefseu lutberii6eu airGe ubgebalteu.
SpfeBeI, SiISer, &abmen, Statnetten,
RibDiahett aIler Grt In eRnIDIer ansmabI
lu hen btaigfen 8reiIen 10 baben in Bill
belm GdbarDt's RnnfaaRnInHg, Er. 435,
eF'BalttmGreRrGke. (246,u.i.S-l
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2aOwap's SseaOp = 1eCtgf

z Q " Y u I u UII
gebt ftCr uno uTlangt Rn6WagS uu5 isbt bds
raui, ou6 iitl ber glamt yJia6Daq- aui Dem, mos
Ibr fauit, beinbet.
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Sic raiHidea zVan5oes.

Beter8burg, 18. SUM. Seine fremee
SiF,tere tpeyben in bieiem Sabre &daubaiB
elbalteu, ben rutIdeu Grmee DfaHGo2ra
bei5umobuen. l3ugIeid lift beu ruiiiideu Ois
fBiereu berboten mOroeu, Nutbell an 9fan0=
pgln i'm Wus!anN III nehnen.
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@e[nm06ett 1T 23O6ftan0.
0CfWnS0eit OeS &6rpcrs tit g0oBE
fF0ttS OeS 0etftes.
Or. u 0luau'S
gatfat0rtNtatt @eiolDent

9Q8 Ql0Be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Getnas gIut ibnfft 9tuubes j5tiit, farit Ruotsn
uuo RENE 6Out, gBuHiht Sbr, oas Gutr f5eiid eft,
&ure EHodleu geuHo, obne SnoterIras, uuO &uer
RliOnPut nT.
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SCR 0ett Content.
NeneEe gBaicm Der situatiun ia GBieagu.

5epetp tt lit nttlt boa Der GanoioatItr srtE6.
st ptrs einbettIidb BON Oct RetuzDorfer
Delegation nnterftftst. - Sas. ~. Gbnrs
ftsn bon IebtaSf0 gum probtiortid1cn
@uriissr anserwabIt. = cine Ovation fur
SkrG3t &paaH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-13
Row i'm Wells.Farsa,s.

For several days past, a man
named Charles w. Brown has been
calling at Wells-Fargo's Office for a
package addressed to O. NJ. Brown.
He was told that there was no such
package, and when he learned that
there was one aditesssd to Charles
w. Brown, he began TO abuse Ar
thur Raycraft and challenge him to
fight. Raycrait came out, and as
he did so got a heavy smash on the
left eye. he responded ganily
and ran his antagonist across tie
street. Ga Thursday evening they
met on tie street and ne0ed he's
tilities. Here Raycrait cot in his
fine "quick delivery" work. and
BACKED Browns eyes and ALSO
knocked out two front teeth.
Brown is laid up for repairs, and
Raycrait has black eye and con-
fused forehead.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-13
syrap Of EEgs

Is Natures true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most Ell
fsetive remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
iispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers; to Care Habi;pai Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tared only by the California Fig
syrup Company, Sas Francisco, Cal.
For sails by George C. Thaxter,
agent Carson. janl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-13
Z zse yz i. Acre s
tae Pond.
8sssy W

!
The following from the London
Mnplemsnt and Machinery Review
! gives a god idea II the ineres I
/ with which lie Presidential contest
N this country IS viewed across the
water:
There is no manufacturing centre
in the United Kingdom that is more
iatently watching the coufse OF po-
litical events IN tie United States
than is Sheffield. This strained at
tsntion is kept up IN spite OF the
circumstances that President Cleve-
lands fiscal program would leave
a tolerab.e heavy duty upon such
goods as Sheffield would like to
send into the American market. The
thing is explained, however, by
the Sheffield manufacturers belief
that any relaxation OF the prohibit
ton duties levied upon British ex-
ports TO the States wonid be of sub
stantial benefit to their industries.
A recent case aptly illustrates the
grounds for this anticipation. A
She field firm largely engaged in
the manufacture Of sheepshears,
has an American customer who
ventured to protest against the
high duties levied upon the shears
consigned to him. Perhaps, re-
membering the railroad porter who
argued that tortoise was a "hin-
Sect" he commended with consider
able force that the shears in Ques-
ton were In fact large scissors, and
shonid be taxed as such. His con-
tsntion was sustained, and the re-
suit was a substantial decrease of
the duty. The business which the
Sheffield firm did with America was
increased by one-third
and we have reason to believe that
the increase Is fully sustained.
argues from this instance
and from others that the difference
between the quality and the cost Of
her goods and the quality and cost
Of American goods is such that a
Slight reduction in the duties which
at present restrict their American
sale would enable Sheffield to sue
compete with the United
States makers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-13
4 Picture syvsndle.

Numerous circulars have been re.
ceivd in this city from San Fran
cisco firms, offering to furnish pie
lures free to those who will send
photographs. The idea is that the
recipient is to have q crayon sketch
made and placed on exhibition to
advertise the firms work. TIE
catch is that everyone in town has
received the offer, and ii YOU don {
pay $I2 for So frame yen dom!
rel the picture, which is a rneckan-
zeal sketch worth about $3.50.
Don't bite
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-13
Delinquent Notice.

TEYO CANAL COMPANS.-Lo-
i cation Of principal place OF bust
Ness, Carson City, Ne vada. Of
works, Owens Valley, inyo county,
California
NOTICE There are Delinquent upon
the following described, siocS, ON ac-
couut0f Assessment NJ. 8, levied on the
Third day Of SEPT, 1885. the several
amounts SCI opposite to the names Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
Name. Cert. Shares. Amt.
Laughlan. Mclean 6l 25Oc SIS
And In accordance with law, and an
order Of the Board nj Trustees, made on
the 3rd day eept., 1855. SO many shares
Of each parcel Of such stuck as may be
necessary will be sold At pubic auction
ut the ONCE Of the Com pany, NJ the Bull
lion 4 Exchange Bank, Southeast cor
ner OF Carson and Proci or streets, Car
son City, New. on Monday, the Thrift
eth day OF October, 1883, at the hour Of
two a. O'Clock r. n. OF said cay, to pay
sotd delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs OF advertising and
0xponoe0 Of sale.
r. R. HOFER,
Secretary.
0meo-Att the Bullion and Exchange
Denk corner ct Carson and Proctor
aerooeDs Carson CITY, Nevada. octold
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-13
Curren Literature.

Current Literature, the new mag
azne started q few months ago by
Messfs. Somess & Batch, in New
York. is rapidly clearing its way to
the hearts OF those who love good
reading. Ii contains more reading
matter than the Harper's or Cen
tury, and it is also better reading
matter. The old magazines seem
dull and heavy alongside this fas-
cinating publication, which holds
the reader with a firm grip the in
slant one opens the covers.
lis mission is to keep abreast of
the times in the matter of current
literature. II stands or the banks
Of the stream Of letters, and with a
long hook collects the fotsa,n AMI
jetsam that sweeps past, separates
L.iG btllAEc WILL lioAl tisN
general mass of spame and rubbish
and throws it up on the bank TO
dry. Everyone has set his Or her
mind on some old story read in
childhood, which is but an en-
trancing memory OF twenty years
ago. The name of the story, and
probably the author is forgotten,
but il you read Current Literature
you are sure to get that old story
again, served up as fresh as ever,
rescued from the past and put on
its feet once more.
It is full of pungent wit, choice
bits OF literary Renaissance and
selections of dainty verse. Ask
your bookseller for it.