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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Sales 9OlteD
0Orc6ounO 8 gar

# felt Oielsn Sabrea DEFENDERS 9eiaaet
als elm pObttbpenbes MitteG iopO6t far
ale rOnii8en, pie otuten srunt9eiten
Der Qnir85re, ME 9uiten, Sdnupfen,
grouditis un6 2(itbma. 9tete EouieuOe
6a6eu bic tpO9ltbdti9e Iirtung bieies
pnfaaebaren 8raparats erfa5rcn, nnS
Qer3te, ,pie @elebrte anerfennen e8 l6eraI,
6aB Die gefan6t6eile, tpelde sunlciit BET
3u6ereitnng 6ieies Wittels OerUenOet per'
BEN, 3n ienen 9eb0rsn, pelde fir iare fell.
fame Dlrtuuq in iOlaen qualenOen See
Idwer6en 3unreilt betaunt fnO; gang be4
Ipn0er8 iinO bicsbe3a9lid Die PrdParate
Uon 9Onig, 9OrebOunO (2(nbOrn) unb
I6eer anSuempie6Ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Ser @eI0utdrff.

9emsgorf, 20. Roubr. - Folgenbes
fpb bic @Glusnotirungeu: @elb er0fnete 3u
, 8 unb ihlos su p Bro;eut. Sterling
Wetiel $4844 - $4.844 auf 60 Gage uuo
"a. 87a-$4S74 auf Sidt.-B BnnbessS Sbli9as
fiouen: 4 pros. 1913, 4a.pro3. 1881, Sspro5.
-. - aftien: Abnms' @rpres las, Gem
trolzBucifIc 35, @heiapeate Gtio -, Grie
27, 6itto Yrior 62i, Slinoiss Central 116,
qoie shore 994. yisrps Seriep- Central 908
giu1ths Gefsrn 1101, oitto Brior. ia. Jten'
No1t Central 1881, Obio.RiiFiippi 224
SHrto Bricr. IS. Bittsburg l55, Seaotn0
4sa, ct. Punl 644, Ditto Prior. l05t
Nsaern. Union 84s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21

Nen.gorf, 90. NOoember.-Sos. M.
Douebe1in, Der perridte aubeter Der Staus
lpieltrin Warn anbericu, wuIbe beute in Die
SrrsuanhoIt ont @aro's SsIuuo sebradt.
- Sames glolan, Elm uOtOriider Eaaeoieb,
feuerte heute in eiuem 5auie on Der Bowern
iiiufmol ouf ieine IaitrefTe gmma BAD,
neil fih bieielbe mtiserte, nod lduaer nit
ibm IN lebeu. Ale iiinf SGiiie traien, uuo
has Eraususimmer III toetlia psrpuubet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Re,nI,tffntt In 0soIfntn.

Gan 6rau3tscO, 0, Ga, 20. gOb.-
Nad 9epeteu aus Banana III in BoIiuia
cine 8epoIuticu sssen ben Br6iibenteu Irte
uuaaebrOGen ;u oetn 3wed, Sen. @omado
On ieiue Steue 3u eten. Die 6ebslleu baz
ben bereits mebrere Stdote beiebt, bod fiuo
ne in einem Ersfien bel @atagaita bon ben
&esierunS Sstruppeu seitlaseu porbeu, mo-
bel @euernl @ouaGo in @efaussaidnft ges
rietb. Sbsleid bic @mp0ruug nod uiht
Ooufannis uuter9riidt III. biirite mad Oieiem
@rfolse Der idlieslite Sieg Der 6esierunas'
trupcGn bedl nidat mehr spsifeIbuft leiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Nreo. Norber's geIbffutoro. .

70 DIP ut, N..yr 70. Nonember.-Ole
Gcaonera- -llnteriuduus Setreffs oes Selbft.
mprbea. tpeIdeu Sreb. Barber aus Sbeiftelb,
@nelanb, am nersuuseuen Greita9ssabeuo
in Susper fon. Briose ueriibt bat, fanb am
oarnuf foIBeuben Gage ffatt. Aus eiuem tn
R3ber's Eaffeu uOrSefunoenen Sriefe ers
aiebt fd, ons er eiue Dame leibenihaitli4
itebte, unb bas er berieIben bie @be 5ugeiast
bate, trosbem er seuau muBte, baB oieiel5e
eiIe uugeisblide ietn tpitroe. gBorin bieles
gbebinberniB befaub, ia in bem Sriefe nidt
apsesebsn; es ifeiut, baB Barber's 5eliebte
eiue uerbeirutbete 6rau 1T. nnS ooB er ile
ihrem gatten ubipenfiis gemaht bat. Aus
ben guaiugeu mebrersr Serren, melfe Bar
bsr 9etannt habeu, ssht bsroOr, baB aud er
perheiIaihet if.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
S&firntif6e H0brSeia.
cisGu, Gambfer aaf nent ESsee Son Gagopa
rad @mstifa sHrdl piortas gSinos Guf,
gebaIten.-Sftwdrtsa aebt es idaeger.

Nen gorf, 20. Wcu. - DaoeIden aus
ner6isbeueu eurOpdiideu 9afsnRd0ten mel
ben, baB auf Der gforoiee Ionobl, ME Qnf benz
engIiiGeu SQnal nod tnlmer beftiae Stiirme
piitbGu. SieIelbeH babeu in lesterer 3st
nidt Iur bic AnfInit fat iimntli1er, auf
hem gSege bierber beftnelid1eu EQbrleuae
oerS0sert, fOnberu in uieIen 6dleu aud erz
bebh6eH S6aneu angeriGtet. 9te gum
,gtOr6beuti6eu 9lopo" 9eb6rigen 9amper
,3raue" uuo n@lbe," peIGe am Z. reip. 10.
b. 80. bon SremeH abieselu iOlltsu, nurben
bort uuO in Soutbamptou 6urd bic beftigen
Stiirme unb uie6rigeu BnIierfaao iurIdaes
taIteu, 10 bag bic ;, ,&raOe" erft um DtorgeE
unb bic ,GIbe" ON Gbeuo oes y. Rou. pon
Soutbampton ahgingen uao bic beiSeH 6abrz
3enge etf beute ooer morgeu bier ermartet
yperoen f1nueu. Der fraus6fi9e Dampfer
r2G 8ourgpgue," ipelAer am 10. con Slore
Gbging uRo gehern bier au!anate, bate IN ben
ertten Sagen beftige Stiirme 5u beifeher. bel
henen mebrmaIs Stur3peIen iiber oos 5abrs
leua biHrOuteu, uHo ndhreue Der sau3eu
Guttt, tUelde 3uei Gage lduger in Inipru4
uGbm, als getp0bnlidl, berrinteu coutrdre
gBinoe un6 bober 28o9eugaug.
Der sIeiffalls geliern bter einaelaafene
0ompfer rDenmnrI," peIher am %. Otto.
Der BON 2onoon absiug, lief, uadoem er 20
Gage lang burd hsftige contTIre gStnoe auf
bem gteere bias uub bergeliitteIt poroen mar,
ON IA. B. Wfts. in 9allfar On, um Soblen
un6 BrooiFoaen ein3unebmeu, uuo 9tn9 am
rdtfen Gage mad btefgem 9afea ab. Die
Bnfagiere uuBteu fat pIbreRo Der ganjea
6abrt bonn 9ede fern bIei6eu. Der Dampfer
brGtte 25 3udtfIten nit. pslhe f9 trOe
bes i6leGten 2Betters nIbreno Der Retie in
Uor3islidem 3ufanbe befanoeu. Sat ale
bier aRfommenoeu Oampfer 1atten, auerz
binGs nur 9eriusfiigigen, gdnoen an Der
8rufnehr &c. erIitten. Die Dampter p0els
Uetia," ipelGer am l., nno Egyptian gtOs
n0r9," Der ON 8. B. Nfts. bon 2oHeon abs
gus, lirb iiberfduig, man best ieoof feiae
8eiiirh;uuaen biuiidtIi1 ibrer Si1erbeit.-
gPdbreno Die Defm6Its fabreuosn Dampier
hu,6 cOutrire 2Siuoe aufgebaltsn purOen,
famen tisis@inbe ben oaudrts ia1reaOen Iebr
81 StatitE. Der 8umpier yllmbGia," mel
der betanutIi5 in GoIse bes 3uiammanfoBeS
nit Der Siberia" erft gefera uOr att 3a9ea
unl 3,O3 giaduittass iiber bic Barre iIbr,
if bereIts tn Der SonatagssNadlt nm 10 uAr
ia gibgtfuOi anggiauBi uRo bat oaPet mil
abreGnun9 bss 3eitnutsriaie0es ole 6alC.
in 6 &ageH 2 Stun0en un6 % Wlinuteu, B.
3. um 2 Stunbeu un6 IA Winuteu i6aeuer;
ala bic biaberige iaueuFe 5ablt aa1 GFeu,
Ueidye bon bemielbeR 0ampfer gema4t waTbr
5ulidgeis0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Gin thsitrer GauSM.

Cincinnati, 20. gtOuembsr. - SEQ.
g8. 2eeisr bon Bcttapile, Ba.. pel1er cine
Suantitdt Seife aHf Der bieitgen gusfteluug
3ur Sdou bot. erbielt am Samffu9 yfa4mits
tag $4,000, als 60 i9on 81 Ipat mar, bas 9elo
in elmer Gant 3u teponiren. @r bebieIt e5
oaber in Der Saite uno mar uuooriittis ses
mug, bnfelbe ON Ibeub in elmer Sirtbi4lft,
in pelher er ii6 eiueu 8aulh augetruuteu
botte, porSuseisen. Uni BEN Sdmwsse murbe
sr nit einem Sanbiade nieoergsi1laseu uuO
I'm $2500 beroubt. Der 8orfall rpnroe ses
heim sebaItsn, in Der 6cfiuuus, ben 8duberu
uuf bic Spur 5u 9elauseu, jeeot fino iopeit
oue Ra6fotidunsen Obne @rfcIg seblieben.
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0tebntdrffe.

ct. 9nuis, 90. Roubr.- &iubuieb: 3us
fubr 5000, SsrIsnouns 925; Preiie oariir'
ten ,nildeu $500 unb S. SO. - Shweine:
Sufnbr 1920, Serlenbuug zls5; Breiie ou.
Iiirten 3tpii6en $500 uno $5.40. Sdaafe
Sufutr 1850, Berieuouug $50; Breiie pa
riirtsu stpiiteu So 90 uuo S4.4O.
Cat. 2ibertp, Beuni., 20. Houbr.-
Winbuisb: 3uiubr S64. SerieueunS 389; /;
9reiie pariiiteu spiiden IS 90 ugo IS 90.
- Gtpeine: 3ufubr 1000. Serienbung
1900; Breiie uuriiIteu spiideu s. 90 uuo
$5. 5.60.-S Sdaaie: 3ufubr 4200, Serienonns
28oO; Yreiie uariirten 3piiheu $2.75 nno
1878.
chicago, 90 Ropbr.-Rinouieb: 3us
fubr 5000. Berienbuns 2500; Preiie part'
irteu ,piiden $1.25 unb $5 80. -Shueiue
2ufubr 32 900, Berleuouug 1900; Preiie pos
riirten ,riiden $5.l5 nuo $3.50. -S9aafs
2ufubr 5000, Berienhuug 1000; preiie ua'
rtirten ;tpiihsu $2.75 uno $4.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
Or. RaOmus's Biusa


Dr. Gabwab's Biasu
sur Ssiuna aner eeiben bes g1asens, Der Gtneepeis
&C. 5e- 5heren, Der Sae, gterpeuIeoen, appstttlos'
lett, EopImeb, BIiiopiung, uRUeronuIihtett Opss
vgvc 6ie6eT, bilioier Seloen, uurIlebseutSnnbuug,
SdmorChoioen unb o1er unTsetmdBiIfeIten Der lnues
rem ZGeiIs. Gein pesetabtiilt, meoer Auefiuber,
gliuHalien nod i1doltts Dro9usn sntpaIteno.
Cine bolltommene SCREAMING
pirb burt 6sn @ebruuh oOn RabDag's StLIen ers
Bislt. guf oteie gSeiie Deroen
RopiIdmerien,
Dpspepie, inurer Ntagen uno btIioie SuRdhSe pet'
mestu, uno Die eeuoiiene yidbruua eiert ben notb'
nenoisen ytabrun9sfoff, Der burd1 Den natlrlIpsH
8erbraub bes aorpeIs notbnenos 9sma9t piro'
yDis beteu, bic er ie ueriu4t bat"
Tr. 6aomup & 60.
Ws1t5e Strreu! SO babe Sbr, Gesultrcuoeu giasn
ieit uebr, oils tlntSebn SdAren, aebronht, tte tno
be bsisus Die Id e peIudlt bate. S lit iThber ptd
an Siltotdt, bis Id Sbre Gnnouce las, a6er isit i9
fie gum erfien Wol perudbte, babe ib tnuer melile
Anfdle ron SopfihmerSen perbGtet, tnbem d1 5Det
o6er 6rei etnnnbms iope iid Die erfen Symphonic
8aem' uuO babe Saonrh metns r9eEsH eetSsn Ss ser'
R55- Ran beatts Die IoIgeu0en Somptome, bic aus
ben 8rantbeiten Der BeroauuHgsorgune entteben:
Serfopluns, tnnerlide 26morrbo5en: 5Iutan5rang
mad bGm 9Opie, lauren Wageu, uebclteit, SoobreHs
nen, lSioerfUilltH geaeu Vahruns, SplUere i'm Dsds
gen, iaureS AuitoBen, 6erAtlopIet, etn @etlll oes
@rfidens betm etesen, 8'laDdtte Se9ttdlt, Buutte
pUI otH AuBthg UEVtt ntO OAilPls SS4nttA0SIll tls
3opie, permtnberte Granipration, @eIbbst Der 9aut
unb Nugen, $hmersen In Der SeitG, 0er 5tult, ben
@5liebern uno pt0blite 6iBe.
gBtnige Doien pom RGomao's BiIIen Der6eu ben
9orper ron al ben obsn sendnntsH 2eiben beireten.
8rets 25 Gents Die 6loibe. gu 9aben BET Apotbe'
fern.
Sdidet eine Sriefrarfe an . I. Ra6Dap Il 8 o.s
gIr. 81, gBGrrensStr., ReDsDorf.
PE- ReItbrung, Gauienbe tUerth, miro gun oai1r
Sugeididt perben.
an bas 8ubIitum: @ebst fiter unb oers
lanet Rur 81abDap's unb iebet 5u, baB Der ytame
yRnomdpA iid1 uui Dem befnbet, mas Sbr tauit.
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GraGltratengrtea.

@iucinnati, 20. Ro0. Die nObio,
81 ojona- we ferns" unb u@bica9Os @affsrus
Suiuois- -Bnbu>&0mp." haben eiaen Bafia.
gierratentries elIffuet. Gle habeu td ueseu
lngeblid uneertdter 8ebanbluug bon Der
,Sbio. .Tiper-a fociation" suriid sesoseu uub
fiinben nun folsehbe IeouftiOu Der Bafasier.
ratsn an: BON Chicago nod 2ouisuiIe S.,
no6 Snsinnnpoiis 1910, Columbus S. 20.
Sbiae @oupnenie'n behaupten, oub bic au.
oeren @tiellidaften, pei9e nit Der Aiocia.
ticn perbnnbeu fnb, fie uidt ole redtmdBi6e
@cufurrenteu In hem Serfebre 3piiHen @bi'
caeo uno ben erp1huteu Buniteu auertenueu
4nf ben auoeren 2inien fiH6 bic jest feluG
SRsnirffinreu nnrnennnmen morhen
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gina GMbd.

Sapnnna, 20. youember. - Der Siir,
eetmeifer BON Supanna bat cine RrOtlama.
tiou erlnffeu, tpeIfs allen 9ebeasmittelu, Sc
irdrfeu unb benz SeismuteriaI eiue Soniums
Steuer aufetlsgt. Die Yrefe unb bic 6fieut'
lidsevReinuug finb gegen bic Wasregel.
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Gus Seg gmnoesbaaptitaot.
Gas S1aaaatt aao Die gaattonaIbasssa. -
Sura6sisbuns oer sar SeGane BET stotea'
StsraIattnn oepomirten Spnos.

g9aihtnaton, 3. g., 90. ytoobr. -
yfohfeben6es @irfular Setreff5 Sepotten
bon BaargeIo sur Ssrmtnoeruug Der &irtu'
Intiou Bon Natioualbanfen 1T bonn Sdusamt
etlailen tporoen:
,3ur NQtri9t fiir HatioRalbanfeu, p ,Gfe
bic 3uriid,iebuug Der CUR Deduus ibrer yfcz
tenz@irful0tion beponirtsn Bombs beabit ttis
gen. biene SOIgeubes:
@rfens, bob laut Baragrapb 9 Der Itte
bonn II. Suit 1882 Der Setrag uon Saarselo, I,
nelden Der Sdosmeifter 81 BEN geoahten
i3wsd pro Rcnat anjunebmen bers1tiat if,
$4,000. 900 nidt ii5erffeiseu barf.
SreitenS, oa Der geoaGte Setrag fir Die
@lonate Sftober unS yiopembet j6on erreitt
III uno bic 3uriidiiehnng pon ScnoS inner
grDsere 9imenfionen nnBuuebmen ideint, 10
niro hermit angeorouet, baB bis Guf lSettee
tes Dsppfiten bon Saar9elb Sehufs 3uriids
5iebung ben Bombs MIR IN oeH Sireaa oes
SGasamts 81 9SabinSton angeuomnen
tperoer.
Srittens, SfIerteu 8etrsffs 8spuuiruug
uon Baaraelo i0nnen bis gum l. De3ember,
MittneS y llbr, On ben SunoesI1asmether
sertftet tuereen. 6aas, Der angebotene Be
trag Die geietlid fefgeieste @reule iiberftei=
gen iclts, tpiro binlthtltn Der an3unebmeuz
peu AtpUitltn hHtSL Aulptgl el!tCp CIbeup 81
bieiem Smed su ernenuenben @onite's ourdT
eos Secs eutidieben perben. Gen reftirens
ben Sfierten pirb in eiusr BON bem bepuBten
Souite ief3uisbeuben Geibeufolge mad Dem
/. Suuuar 1889 bic Priorltdt uOr Ipdter etns
laufenben Sferteu Sugeiidert. Sans inoeB
Der geIesliG befiimmte Betrag utdt Gber=
ifritteu oeer erreiht tpirb, 10 ueroen iamr1t'
ltGe Sfsrtsn Ia Der 8eibsufoIee ibrer Gin
rei6uug acctptirt.
giertena, Que 2epOFten, tue!Ge aua ben
bOtfebeBoen @tiiaben ni&t anaeucmmen
nerbeu f6uneu, toer6en retournirt, iebo4 ben
betr5fsaeen Saufeu nod bem l.SanHaT 1889
Btioriat 3usefGett.
6anitenai Banfeu, tpelbe mad 6em |. De-
a,ss!!.:,55tr ,s!.5tr bsm 8unbesiaubueiier ibre 4bi4t
III erfeuEea seteu, 9epOfteu bon Baar9elS
3u MAIDEN, gsntebeu Der 8eibenfOIee Der elIlz
Iaufenben anmeIoun9su uad oas &eht Der
&tioritGt. se3. s. 9. SaiEdtIbr SdasaElts'
Sefretdr."
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gsfer Wenf61ett aN EoOs per6ratttt

8opGiuas@ Green, ap., 20. gtoubr.-
Die 29obnuns Sad @ress's gu 9eesuile
braunte in Der uersangenen ytadlt nteoer,
unb bic gan3e aus flinf Berionea befebeuOe
Fonilie, nit ahanabme Sre99s, pelAer in
GeI1dften sbpeienO mar, tam in ben 6lam.
men NM
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Gttrop6tidje GGtelbcttdlte.

| @ttbanoIaa9sa OeS btttiidbGa DaEIamsats.
--1ie 9OEiage sue IuSoebWang Der Bot
fdlttitEn oes afhbnnrnes GfIekek.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
8etmtIdtes.

General 8ofmeiIter Didinion bat auf @sz
iuG, bes Suou9urations @omtte's oer bIeit9eu
Burger eirseDiuist, Die SerIesung ees ffdo=
tiiden Bofamts naG benz neuen Peniions'
amts. @et1uoe bic mad beui 4. WfdrI Su oer'
Itieten, bomit Der Suaugurattonsbau IN lez
mem @ebdube absebalteu Dereen taun.
9as StaatsSepartemen TT amtli9 bena6.
ridtiqt norbeu, bas bic portu9iehide He9tez
runs ben @iniubrsou auf 8aiIen nm 10 uub
auf Webl um Is Reis pro SIloaramm petter
reou3irt bot.
Der Sberbsfeblsbaber Der Nrmee bat bers
ortuet. bnB uue uRteroifs,ere, uelde beierti'
rem cber ,ehn Gage obne urlaub abmeieno
finb, ibrsu Stang oils lluteroifiSiers einbitBen
iollen.
Der graFbeEt bat fi6 sepeisert, bic bonn
grieGbegeueraI @ibbou sesen ben SSerfen
Ehos. 81. NnoreDs bonn IA. Sufanteriersgiz
ment erbobeueu Intla9eu oIrG Elm arte8s'
stridt unterin6en ;u Iafen.
Die beutige Steuer gtunabme betrug
$l93, ,609 un0 bic 3oIeinuabme S476,892.
3Er @inITiung befimmte NattonGI= 8aafz
Rotsn i'm 8etrn9e BON $272, 900 ltefeu 8eFern
i'm S6asamte ein.
Der BrGFSent bot feline @irrti4un9 in
ben 5duen bon SOhu uub SatOb Sobler, 3uei
iuugen Suoiuueru, bic in Sani as me9en oel
I'M Sult 1855 nabe Der Sac' uno 5or> a9su'
tur ueriibten @rmorSung 3peier rpeiser 0fdu'
rer ,um Ecbe perurtbeiIt puroeu uno am
81. b. 9lts. lsebduSt merben iolen, 0eEpets
cert.
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gsetttsss aber cen Sahresbsridat sss Gen,
9@oHel6.

Su Ieiuetli teretts tbeilnsie bey6fientli4s
ten Spbleeberid,te .peif General SAofteIb
auf ben Berid,t bes @omn1dnhanteI Der Su7
faRtertes unb aauallerieiduIe bin, tuel9er oe'
ia9t, eaB eine gn3GhI iuuger Sifi}iere fh
nitt bic nOthigen Dienfteuntnifie augeei8uet
Eabe. @r empfiehlt, oaB oieie SffBtere Don
Der 8eiorberuu9 ousgeidlofien iein ioqea,
bic 80 in einem @rameR ibre GuaIiitation
undgepieien labsn. Gaiielbe iOl nit ieoem
Gff5ier Der Soli feiu, Der BON ieiuem Sor9e=
Iettan oils nnfdbjg be5ei9net tuiro. @eneral
@GofieIb hdlt es fir ratbfam, baB bic Dit
;tsre, peIf)e gum @inerer;leren bon Shttltrn
t6terer 2ebranfalten abconimaneirt ftao,
and eiIe beionbers ;u errihtenoe 9ittfeH>Ar'
tillsIie Der gfationnIgaroe in Der Beotenuug
bes iGperen @eitiibes eiuiibeu. Der Bertd3t
ernahut aud1 bes llmfianoes, baB Der Sienff
in Der Nruee burd5 bic AbDeIeuhait pteler
SffiSiere BON ibreu SruppentbeiIen meieutltb
lei6et. gs lei enti@iebeu uor3ujteben, oaB
eienRunIdbige Siftiiere bernbibieoet nno thre
Steneu nit lureen energii4en 9euten beiest
piirbeu. sSeun aud bic 3atl Der sanitontrz
ten Sffisiere bierburd beoenteno 5uuebnen
miif1e, 70 Tel Dies nur etu Doritber9ebenoer
usbelffanb, oenn biuneu uentgen Sabren
niirben 70 oiele Beteraneu aus benz SIr9ers
fliege geforbeu isiu, bas bic BenfonsIifs
fd pieber in ihrem normalen Serbd!tniB be-
fGube. General. SGofeib ift mioer bic @ez
baltsabBiiee beurIaubter Sffiiiere. gr 9laubt,
6ob bisie Wasregel bic bemittelten Sfftltere
gum Rattbeil Ger unbemitteIteu te9tufttgt.
U2it gesug anf bic 9reu;' uno Siifeubefeftis
aunaen eIflGrt General Sdofielo, oa5 bic
Snbianerfrieee Der lebten 3UaHsi9 Sabre bic
NufmertIamfeit Der 4emse Serp paltuns BON
ben 8etefiaunseu an Der Sitfte uuo On ben
n0rbliten See'n 3u reren giadtbeil abSelentt
baben. 8nierneu unb 6efuusswerts letsn
rrrt in SoIse 9efeu in Sertau geratbeu.
3ejt uab lmhGnbe eridieueu iett belonoers
geeiauet, I'M Die 6iiftan uuo @reujeu beS
2Gnbes berurt su iiderH, ruie es bic gBiiroe
eiuer eroseR uuo itol3eu, ueuu aud 9eredteu
uno fIieblietaubeu RatiCn erbeiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
RoDoetiD's Sroets.

Etc Contribution oer ,2irbettstttter" tptro
mad sSnnidb oes @roBwerTmeiFters a asseiI'
otrt.-eia tpeiteres aaptteI Der aHittbets
Inneea oes Srr. Sarsn. - 9trseSsnbte
GoaFurrsns Seitens Oct rSraossi0aft Der
Usreiniateu Ntbetter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
8aOtpaD's 2seaSp = 2sefief.
gr Rabpag's Re8alirenOf pilsH.

@as srOBe QsberbeilmitteI.
Wouadnbia ssfhmndIos ii55r5ufsrt, il9ren nby
rggulIgU, TginyLn unb tydit8eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-21
@armeH nnO BIC .aImes. !.

2Ou6on, 20. gtU5mber. -Sa Der Beutis
cen Sisuug Der YaruausGOmmiitou erbob
9entruIauUaIt 98ebfter Beihperee iiber Die
Sanieri9tsiteu, Uelte nit BEN 8orfibreu
bon 3eugen aus bem SOuutp GeErg uertuupit
fno. @tne ldHsere 8isinifou erfOlgte iiber
ieue &ngelegeuheit, uuO ea8 3eugeaUerb0r
pnroe aieoann fortgeiest. Der GARNER &ut'
lotn ans @afIesS sSeloHo, &ount1 Serrh, be-
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-12-27
Making Cheese in Small Quantity.

Since the establishment of so many
creameries and cheese factories through
out the country, cheese making in fam
lies has almost become lost art. The
nights and mornings milk may be put
together in large kettle and brought
almost to blood heat, when rennet is put
in and stirred up with the milk. After
that it must not be disturbed again until
it has curdled and whey appears on the
top and sides of the kettle. Dip this off
carefully, so as not to break the curd and
cause a whitish whey. This whey may
be warmed and turned back to keep up
the temperature until the separation Of
of the whey from the curd is complete,
when it is all dipped off again and the
hardened curd is cut from time to time
into inch squares with large knife to
still further aid in the separation of the
whey.
After this the whole is dipped into
coarse strainer cloth, spread in the cheese
basket and placed over a tub to drain. 1t
is then chopped in a chopping bowl OF
rubbed into small pieces and salted ready
for the cheese hoops. when it is gently
pressed until the whey is all expelled. A
dried rennet is soaked in salt and water in
a stone jar, and the amount required will
depend on its strength and must be
learned by experience. A tablespoonful
to gallon of milk is about the usual
quantity. When on the shelf to dry the
cheese must be rubbed daily with grease
made from heated butter until it is cured
While quite small fruit or cider press
might be used, it would not be well
adapted to the purpose, and cheap one
made by carpenter would be better.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-12-27

If this is your final answer, Miss
Jrobinson. the young man said, with i'll
concealed chagrin, as he picked up lhis
hat and turned to 60, Il can do nothing
but submit. Yet, has it ever occurred to
you that when lady passes the age of 81
she Is not likely to find herself as much
sought after by desirable young men as
she once was2"
ut occurred to me with sudden and
painful distinctness when you offered
yourself just now," she replied. Good
night. Mr.. Peduncle. Chicago Tribune.
either weigh less because of having SO
much skin. or because of the poverty Of
the juice in these particular specimens.
A slight freezing on the tree causes this
condition in otherwise fine fruit. The
"kid glove" oranges are the two varieties
of small fruit grown in Florida from
stocks respectively brought from China
and from Tangiers. They are called
Mandarin" and "Tangerine. They
may be eaten without soiling kid glove,
because the skin is loose and the little
"gores" or pockets Of juice come apart
very cleanly and without breaking. All
the above applies to Florida oranges. The
Jamaica and Havana oranges are much
paler yellow, and their juice is usually of
more acid quality.-The Caterer.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-12-27
Ventilation. Water and Food.

There arc three things every one should
attend to who has q dwelling-ventilatio
pure water and unadulterated food. Diff
fcult as the food question is, with due
care it can be mastered. Pure air, also,
can be measurably secured, even if the
residence be in malarial district. But
the problem of all most difficult is how to
be sure of pure water. The bacterial
germs that produce malignant diseases
are, most easily introduced into the system
by means of apparently pure water. New
York city is amazed to find it's Croton
lake system is now receiving the sewer
age of $4,000 people, the largest con-
densed milk factory in the world, 10000
cows, 1900 horses, 1900 hogs and forty
factories. The absolute seltishness and
heedlessness Of many people is shown in
nothing more than their readiness to pol
lutte streams used or liable to be used for
drinking by human beings. Probably a
good deep well, free from possible con-
tamination of sewerage, is our safest re-
sort.-Globe- Democrat.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1888-12-27
Senator Stanford's Graveyard Palace.

In writing about the magnificent mau-
soleum which Senator Stanford is erect
ing in California for his final repose, and
which New York man is having cut at
the quarries in Vermont, ! had mislaid
the memoranda of measurements he had
given me, and which give some idea of
the vastness Of the funeral pile. These
measurements, it will be remembered, are
all of the stone when cut and ready for
shipment. The center stone weighs 40
tons; two roof stones weigh % tons each;
the gable stone weighs IS tons, and two
other stones weighing % tons are also
used in the construction. Two granite
sphinxes, 81 feet in length by 6 feet high,
and weighing 13 tons each, will stand at
the bronze gate of the tomb and keep
guard over the dust and ashes inclosed
within.-New York Cor. Philadelphia
Record