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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07
Simple Continuance for Apple Packers.

Attention is called in Country Gentle,
man t. simple contriyance in Ne
among packers for heading up apples,
which is shown in the cut.
This coutrivancc consists OF a plank,
a, on which the barrel stands, into one
end of which is dovetailad an upright
piece Of plank, b, little higher than the
top of the barrel. A slot, c, is cut in its
upper end, and a pin runs across to re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07
HORSE GOSSIP.
Points from TracI, and stable About Noted
Horses.

Among the many schemes praCticed by
swindlcrs ut the race tracks is that of I'M.
pcrsonating n prominent racc-horsc owner
Bob Thompson and kid Rollins are the
most successful i'll carrying out this scheme.
Rollins picks out a promising looking vic
tim and forcing his acquaintance upon him
engages him in conversation. Thompson
soon puts in an appearance and as he slowly
strolls past his friend and the stranger Rol
Inns halls him and introduces him as Young
MIR. g. A. Iiaggn. When asked a. hat
FircnM will do in the next race he tn The
utmost secrecy says Frenzi is off form and
that Hickory Jim will surely win. He is
on the way to the betting ring TO place 5000
on the latter horse. and Rollins begs him TO
nut up 500 for him. Then, of course, the
stranger, impressed with the Importance of
any information coming from such an au-
thority will beg Mr.. Haggn 30 put up some
money for him, and as he hands it ont feels
a sense Of pity for the unlnowing ones who
are throwing their money away on FirenM
Before the race is run Rollins excuses him
self and that is the last the victim sees of
the men on his money.
At the beginning of the sixties Flora
Temples name was the only one to appear
in the :. 20 list. and when Ahcv closed George
Palmer. Uevter, and Lady Thorne were all
thet had been added t. it, I'm the early
seventies the additions came in rapidly,
Goldsmith Maid securing the honora IN 1871,
and Lucy and American Girl the following
year Then OCcidcnt appeared, and he was
followed in 1874 10y Glo-t"r, Ncttir. Red
Cloud. Fluotv GolGdu.t and Alambrino Gift.
That wear was also the one from which the
first > - trottcr dates, Goldsmith Maid
having cut her record, which was also the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07

IT...A, =. y, Dec. 3.
CHrr-r ~alr- of ,o-dar were az follows
- 15Xc- at sp; ~'5 bo4.- ~ l". M boAl aj
LJg.;and 5oN haN'- ou commission.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07

St Louis flour, S6,5 to s.. - n barrel Mich,
gan. 500 to SO. Spring patent, and Mime
sofa patents are - barrel. Buckwheat is "a
to > cents pound. Maple sugar, To l2le cent:
a pound syrup. : gallon. Grauulatcd
sugar is Sls cents pound; light brown, ~ To
cents. New white clover honey is ~ cents II
pound. Nuts, all kinds assorted, ~ cents u
pound. Pop corn > cents a pound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07

PEARS is the purest and best Soap made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07

LCELl>GluN, Dee. g, l--s.
The ouototion- for flult-. vegetables, meats
aI,.. areas follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-12-07

Spring lamb, hind quarters, is 20 cents
pound. forequarters l2l2 cents a pound Lamb
chops are - cents II pound. Spring Culrkyur
Is cents pound Fowls are - cents "A pound.
Mutton is quoted at IL to 20 cent, for hind quar-
tiers and 10 to l2l6 cents for forequarter, Sect,
best cuts, Western, for porter house j. quOtd a.
~ cents a pound; sirloin at Is cents; round
at l2le to Is cents pound Vermont beef Is
quoted at Is to ~ cents IA pound. Hams, sugar
cured. are II to Is cents a pound: break fast
bacon is ID to Is cents; homeless hams, - u
~ cents Il pound; California hams, 10 10 l2.s
cents "A pound smoked shoulders, 10 10 l2ls
cents tripe, 10 to l2I5 cents; picked pigs feet,
l2l6 cents picked lambs tongues are Is cents
per pound corn beef is 4 to l2l2 cents; pork
roast is Il cents pound, steak 10 cents sal
pork is l2l9 cents a pound; salmon trout. ];
cents a pound: white fish. - cents a pound :;
cod, 10 to 10 cents Il pound paddock, to "
cents pound halihut, ~ cents Il pound i.
salt salmon, 10 to l2le cents a pound; sa
mackerel, l21a to II cents. Goldfish, q To 10
cents. llelIings, , cents pound. Pike and
bass - cents pound. Blue fish, u cents y
pound. Fresh mackerel, Is to - cents each
Ham sausage, p cents a pound; blood -auoa g..
II cents a pound; Boston sausage, ID cents {;
German bologna sausage, l2i9 to Is cents; AL
bany sausage, ID cents; head cheese, 10 cents.
HOLSTERS, ~ cents a pound. Oysters Stand
ards, 81 cents quart; selects 40 cents and cN-
ira selects, 30 cents. cartridges, SID pep
pair; ducks, - cents to SID per pair; geese,
g per pair; turkeys and ducks, Is cents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
germtf@te teGesrav0tI6e sepenefdj.

- Der Weger Surleton Stsele, peIde
9eifern IN glontsomerp, Ala., gebdu9t tper
ben onte, neil er Dor einem Sabre cine yte
germ erm0roete uno tbre 2eife perbrauute
purbe nod in Der Ietteu Stunoe 3u lebeus
ldnSlider 3udtbausfrafe be9nabi9t. @r be
bauptete, er babe bic Srau unubIihtli6 ourd
eineu Shlag nit etuem Rnitppel get10te
un6 bic l1eberrefe bann aus 5ur9t Dor gnt
beduug 0erbrannt.
- Snscott, Der W6rber oes Gbicago'e
0li1ionars Snea, lcn iebt in Boulder
Riuu., gefeben purOeu ieiH.
- Su Bella, Rarious gountp, Sa., lester
oorgeferu bic OOrtt9en Sdultluoer elmer
auefano in S5ene, neil bic S6ulbeb0rOt
beidlofen bate, bic ionff iibliheu einp0bt
gen 6ribiobrsferten in oieiem Sabre ausju
leten. gtab6em iie am Abeno fpeaen 6eG
Strites BON tbren gltern perm0beIt porOer
parsu, fsbrten iie 9efern fra9 in bic SaaIt
5urid.
- Su @barletsu, S.'G., faub 9efern eir
@eeGhinlS @ottesotenft AZ Gbren oes Sai
iere 28tlbeIm fatt. Die 8eriammlHHg uabr
EeI6Iiiiie an, nslte hur6 ben beutiAeu
SonluI IN isner Stabt benz Saiier GriebEit
tibermitteIt perbeu iOIen.
- grihoTen bot In 9irOn, Saiuois. bel
Earmarbeiter 9. gSittmener ieinen Arbeite'
9eber Geo. Nlbri9bt, iepie oefeu SohteI
Barbara uno bann eiuem 9ebeu ourb siueu
BiffoIeuIduB felbft elm @nbe gema4t. Bttt'
/ meper mar in ons Wt1oAen perliebt, bate ie,
bod BON iar eileu S0Eb erhaItsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
SurMGe5fc1nf+

BbiIabeIpbi1. l6. WGrs. 8. G.
@legg ben @nnben mar in bem Siirsau Der
vYbtIabsIp bidz9 9feaoiua @iienbabu. Comp"
on Der 5ront= unb gtoblefra6e ais Collector
Ger @ofalfradt aneefellt. am 6reitag ROrs
gen nm llbr oerIteB er obre lleberSIebsr oaS
giireau, uHo ga er Bis gum SdluB Der Sc
idlGftsffun6en nod uidt 5urtidgetebrt mar,
iftdte man eineu Seteu mad @auloen, nm
fd in ieiuer 8ObHung mad ibm 81 ertGnoi=
gen. Seiue 5rau ertldrte, fIe pife ni6t,
mo sr iei. Nfan iab baun ietae 8ifer naA,
uub babel feute fdb berauS, bas er in Der
3eit bonn 6. 6ebruar bi8 gum 8. Wtdr5 etma
$1,000 mebr cOueftirt, als ubgeliefert bette.
Ser 5raf,tsG9ent it Der Gnii9t, baB Gle9a
oorber nur cine tleiue Summe genommeH
bate. an bisIsm Sage tamen bic auOitoreu
nod bem Siireau, nm Die Sttfer 81 pritfen,
unb nIs &Iegg Dies lab, ma6te er iidb ellt9ft
oaoon, na96em er alles Selo, mas er erretz
den fOnnte, iih anseeigHet bate Gr if etwa
81 Sabre uit uno ftan0 felt s 3abreH i'm
9ienite Der Gompa9nie. 4ugeslih beioa ct
eili sutes SalGr uno fiibrte Elm erempIarifhe8
2eben. Seine 6ruu unb s.uet ainoer iOa er
in biirftigen SerbaItuifeu 3urtid 9elaIen a.
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

Gufnubule in etuem 6armbouie auf BEN
Orange. WountuiRs, no er aber 0ad1t blieb
uub ben erfarrteu a6rper pfleate. lteber
bas SdidiaI bes Mildmanus Sobu Duffn
bon Sroiustou, Der fi9 am Rontaa NIT ieis
mem 8aasn mad Rewurf ouf fs Ssn rs Bsa
maGte, iff nod gitfts ermitteIt tporSen. Ser
Carpenter Seurp 6Orrsfier aus s range GGep,
beffsu SuuiiIie in Siusbamptun, 81. g.,
pobnt, if ieit a3olltag, tpo er iiG na9 9soOz
tOtpn auf ben gSe8 ltladte, uidt mebr seie-
1io. sS, StouesS sStra5e, Neparf, elm befaun.
ter ar3t, purbe lett Runtas uid1t mebr gez
Iebeu, aud 6rau gnnie Cue BON gr' 2I5,
8arren. @trabe, tuirb nod uermiBt. @benio
purben Sobn 4uanue unb @eorae g8epm
bon @af.Repurf nno 8id. Ban Soreu BON
arlinston uls felt @Outas Seruist auses
T1pIhPf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17


gso6 cine ilnteriahane iiber gtieababa-
etstfes pprsei@IassH.
@aibin9ton, 3. G., 16. Mars. -
SIN g enate prangte beute auf bem Bulte
bes Srn. Bladburu (Sb.) elm pradtuoller
8lumeuihnuf In @efalt elmer ar1erifani=
i1en Slagge. Der S6muf purbe benz Se=
iator BON Der ,9ancof Seteranen Nfocta=
ton" in philadelphia vfiir feline berebtiame
8ertbeibi9ung unierer tobten Selben" (pan=
cod unh Wc&IellaD sei6idt.
Sale (gRe.) bra1te cine Bin etu, tpelde
ben Prdibenten autoriiirt, Sotn s. Sremont
snn1 @eneralmanor Der Sunoees Nrnlee at
ernenren unb ibn als iolben auf bic BEN
ftonsIifte 3u iesen; bem @omite fiir Ufilitdr,
Gnselegenbeiten iiberipieien.
Butler (S.sG.) nnterbreitete cine Sia 3ur
4uinnbme bon lltab In ZEN Staatenbunb !;
ben1 @onite fir Serritorien iibertpieieu.
Der geftern BON SSfbe (Wfe.) angebotene
SeidluB, tpeIher nm 8orlesung bes Brcto@
foas Der gerban6luusen Der 6iiderei= @eu1z
milton eriudt. iotpie Der Dolpb'ide Bedding
besigltd] bes Siobhenfangs In ben @endferH
aIasfa's tpurben in SetrQGt 9e3o9en nnb
paiirt.
Der @onierensberi6t in Be3ug auf Die Ser,
tpeEbung bes gSafers 3u Dot Springs, arf.,
tpurbe unterbreitet unb angenomnleu, no.
rauf ber Senat bic @rrp18ung Der Inter
tuertbunssbill fortsbte. Qtion (Sa.) rnahte
eine anseinanSeriesung itber ben .3wed uno
bic gBtdtigfeit bes IA. 4bidnitts Der Bill,
ge9eu peldleu @Oarts In Der geiirigen Stt'
3uug argumentirt bate. Sin BON Gonlunbs
(St.) angeboteues Nmenb cement 5u BEN IA.
Ibidnitt Durbe mad LANCER Debate nit Al
9e9eu 5 Gtimnen uerporfen, uHb @oMunbS
jog baranfbin bic iibrisen, gefern bon ihm
etngebrabten Imenbements 3uritf. Die
BiQ tpurbe bann ebue Stimn1entbeilun9 an-
9enommeu.
Plnmb (Ss.) bot etnen BeidluB be3iislid
Der Strifee auf Der - ygurlin8toaz" un6 auf
Der Santa SezBahn" an, tueld|er bas 60
mite fir interffaatli6en Sanbel nftrutrt, 81
unterlndeu, oh ieue Babneu ibre Bfli6ten
aIs Common Carriers" rerua9laIftgen. Hui
4ntrag 9arrla' {Senn.) tpurbe Der BeI6lus
bis auf 0eiteres suriidgele9t.
Sale, 2lllilou unb @Odrel wuroen 81 Wfitz
9Iieoern bes @onfereus Counties be5u9lth
Der ,orin9liden" Defijitbiq ernannt, DOraaf
fd Der Senat nm $50 bis gum Ttontas
uertagte.
Sta Nepraientaateabani
eriufte WiGs (Ssr.) nm eiuftimmiae Seuebs
miguug bes Sori6lages, baB oaS @omtte fitr
9i,tteI unb g8e9e feline 8eratbuuseu pdbreuo
Der Situnseu Oes Sauies fOrtiese. SIrrops
(Ri6 y erbOb ginmanb.
Nad @tnreiduus elmer ausabl Betionen
uno mite=Seri9te iebte bas Saus bic @rz
uGsuRg Der Senats Imenbements 5u Der
,brtusliden" Sefi;itbill fort uno uabm etIife
berielben Oil, pdhrenb bic iibriSen oermorfen
purSen. Ser Spre1er eruauute bic 66.
8urnes, GapreS unb Dfc@omas su 0tit=
SIieberu zines @onfereuj &omite's beSiisIid
Der Stn.
Den 9iefi Der Raduittag agsTtun9 oerbrafte
oos 9aus nit @r0rteruua BON Briuatseiddf=
ten, uub Elm babes 8useuO Yrioatblus
pu1oe paiitrt.
lin nbr eriOIste cine Bauie bis t8 llbr
YhpphS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
Gint 3nnftrs vi natnnnf.

Rep.gorf, 16. Mars.-m!Oui. 5ecrs=
tare, Der Yrdfbeut bes frauS0FiGeu &Gpfer=
Spntifats, peldes Die geiammte Brrbattion
bieisS Wetalls inter ieine &ontroIe br.ngeu
piu, bat bieies Siel bnrd abi9IuB etnes
@ontrafteS nit ben Befisera Der englii9eu
SupferidmeIiz Berfe erretflt. 3uour bate
bas @pnbifut Die sroBeu ipanii@sn SUPPER
erS9rubeu, nie aud bic 9rOBen Supfermineu
in ben Ser. Stnnten uub 5Iioanerita au9e=
tuuit. Der Breis bes 8Hpfere tpirb oon nun
on bard bGs genarnte Ssuoitat reauItrt
perber, tueIdes beufeIbeu nidt 3u erb0beu
beabf9tiat, iunbern leot9lif Elm ftarfes Gal.
len Ser Yreiie, tpte Dor einigen Sabren, 81
peItiiten fuiinidht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
8ebnfataRtop6en.
geebr tIneIaasf faas tt ToIse Ses gdneefturs
mes. 9oote 1no Ssrwaneete.


Bbite 8Iains, 0.zO., 16. Wdr,. -
Sin bon bier 2otomntiUeu gesoaeuer S6uee=
pflug, meIfer nm llbr beute frib BON bier
obstng, eut0Ieife beute Nabmittaa bel
SbarOn, N.sg. gpfomutioiabrer SEQ. 5op>
Ter, @onbuftenr Gbss. Seenu, Sei,er Sbos.
0feinp nnb 8remIer @bas. Ssborn uurb en-
eetDofet uH6 bier an6ere Berionen uerlest.
Die bier 2ufomotioen uuo Der SflueenflHa
fiub total bemolirt. eOfOmotiuflbrer Gates,
etner Ger Sernunbeten, tptr0 nahrIdeiulif,
ferben. 9ofomOtiufibrer Souler'S Qeidle
Iiest inter 6em Brad unS bat nod nid,t err
langt perben -f0nnen. @Oubufteur Senna'S
aopi trur6e uOnfdnoig bonn &umpfe getrennt.
gtusb bamtou, N.=9., 16. MGr;. -
Gin Uiiltdl gebenber s3ug Der ,DelaUare=
2adnpannas @ei eiteruz Sabn" eatgleiite heute
friib nm llbr flint Wteilen tuef!i9 BON bier.
9rei @asgons ftusen 9Iei4 barauf SSeuer
uno oerbrQnnten. Rorris 2lat aus Gan
BUSH, O., 9aoiO @rap ans 8uffalo unb elm
8ruber bes 2esteren erIitteu beoeuflide Ser.
letungen. Ufebrere anoere 8erpuubete,
beren Hamen nod niGt errittelt itnb, beFnz
ben fiG i'm 9oipitul. Die Baiiagiere musten
buifis aus ben breuueuoen 8agsous eat,
ilieheu unb perIoren ihr gan5es @epdd. Die
ieuisen i'm S6lafUasgon biiBten io8ar @elb
un6 S9mudi diaden eiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
a(a,ertfaatfdBe seantte tn Gorca,

8ortlan6. Dr.. 16. Rara. - @inem
Briuatbrtefe 5uiOlse bat 8tfter .. u. Der
np. tpeIfer Dor nabe5u brei Sabren gum Sc
neral. ,3ulliuipettor fir GCrea ernaunt uoroeu
mar, Ietne @ntlafuHg 9enorHlen. gluBer
ben 6unftiouen bes @sneral 3olllnipeftOrs
ueriab Siidlter 9eunb and nod oleieuiae Ell,
nes iuriRii9eu 0fathgeher8 be8 8Onigs BON
@orea, bes Sice- BrGFo2uten bes sStaat8ratbes
unb bes DIRECTORS Oes NuSpdrtiseu 4mte8.
Seine idpantsnoe @eiuHtbeit uab politiide
Sernideluuseu babeu ibn our NeoerIeguna
ieiuer Stenung peranIaBt. Der amertfaul'
ite Riniifer Refbent nno @eueral Sonjul
$. u. Ginsmore bat eingepiuigt, Sit9ter
Sennh,s Stellunaen III iihernehu1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
Nprmpnen. gmtEdre 8et0eert ttnS
9efe0ett+

g8in9eter, O., Is. gldr3. - 3nai
ROrmouen. @mifdre, tuel9e in bieier 9egenO
3ablreid1e BrOieIpteu gemadt batten, rpurt en-
Uorgeferu Gbeuo in Der gdbe ees 8rier.
"';h "';:'h,.",.'&"lhau'pa BON e'.sr Rotte niitbeub:r
6urnler iiberfauen, setasert uub 9eisSert uH6
6ann bis 5ur1 Sbio geiugt. I'm iby Ge6en
> 3u rettsn, ruuBteu bic @mifGre iiber / ta SIaB
feben
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eismnr6 ,,nn arntinnd.

8uaaref, Is. MGr3.-Sn elmer aebei'
men Sisuu9 Der 0iitslie6er Der 8eputirten
Hammer uerIas Brsmiermiuifer Bratiauo &c.
fern elm Selesramm oes Siirfen 8ismarf
IN tpslhem 9esterer Der fIugeu unO seihids
ten Amtsfabrung bes rumdnii9en Staats.
names rudbreub Der ju0If Sabre ieiner 3ba
tigtett nls oerautportlt9er Premiermiuifer
uolfe Gnerfennung 3Oat uub iba erin4t, i'm
5inblld auf bic fritiide Sage eiu Gntlai=
iungsgeiu5 ;uriidsu3ieben. Bratiauo idit=
oerte bic Sage aIs duBerf fritiid unb CAB bic
1bilft 81 erfennen, beH1 Griu6eu beS 6iir-
fen 2ismard nnhiufnrnnen.
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dOREH0UND&1AR

R9 2Httrt tttfe5Ebar S:si1ett, aa
tartb, &ttferfett, 65fe1s Snts, AE0r
Rta, 9raane uaS aGe st5snnSea SeS
@t0asan8Sot8ate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

Geinen (in6e,n6en Gin1uB auf sic aus
gegrifIenen NtBmungs Srgane perOautt
er Der Sbatiadle, bag feline 8eftanOtbeile
Die Dirfiamlten befannten BrultmitteI
fnS. Der 6auptbsitan6tbeil 1T Der SOnia
Der 2ln6Orn (Horehound) )sBFan5e, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea O6er Balm of Gilead
deuii9 Derbun6en. 9teben 6iaien entbGlt
er fHni tpeitere bOtaniide @lemente, tuelde
Die 8irtiamfeit bebeutenb seritarfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
grea.ter Gsispi iiber Die grefTe GnO bic
SpetuIautett.

8om, 16. WdrB. - Breriier Miuifer
Grispi nuroe in Der Deputtrtentammer me-
gen Der uugere6tfsrtistsu &eniur BON Sele=
grammen aus Rafopab mad Rom interpret.
lirt. @rispi erpioerte, bic Breffe uub Die
8Grienipefulnnteu ieien teiue 6eilige nnt
Iagteu oft ni6t bic 0abrbsit. 9febrere Abs
aeOrbnete proteairten segen bic Spra4e bes
giiniffers linb purben Don ben Bert6terftat-
tern IN Der Bresloge ffiirmii4 applaIbirt
G,ne srOBe SerDirruus fOISte, uHo Der Brd-
1bsut mar geuothi9t, bic Sisun8 aHbHbe.
ben.
Sisuitisit Der cifiiiers tt Der S6peii.
Bern, 16. Wdr3.-Der Buuoesratb Der
S6weij bat als Alterssreu3e fir bic Dteuft=
pfIiht Der Sffiaiere Der Sunoesarulee ffatt
ots 32. bas "a. uu6 fiir bic Sieufpflidt Der
eanhtrebrofi3iere ftatt ees Al. bas 48. ee-
bensiahr fsftssiest.
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gtaFoent garnpt'S Batter 8eftorben.

9aris, 16. Rdr3. - Senator 6ippoIste
@aruot, Slater bes PraFoeuteu RON Grant.
reid, ift beute i'm Utter BON 81 SGtreu ge=
ffOrbeu.
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5O+ GpngreE. - Grite ststn8.

snerfennuna fur SIadbnta ais gertbetots
oct Saneod's nno RegIsuans.-Der Se'
nat pafiirt bic IlnterpettbausS SiH. -
gfodb cine ilnteriudtnng Aber Gtienbabtt-
GtfIfeS pprsei@Iaeeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

3ieienigen, tpetde Sales Honey Of
Horehound unO Tar gebrauden, perp
Tdern, baB er in allen 6aaen tuuu6erbar
beilen6 pirtt, mo- Die 2ItBmunsssOrgane
an9egriffen fnO, uuO OaB feline @irfung
cine un9emein raide lit. @r ent6alt 6urdz
aus gttdt8, mas oem Qtagen nn&4,lbeilin
iein fOunte, 9at eiaen d. S,,,s,<erlt opoene5msr1
9elQaIad LAB miro gu einem Breiie uera
.aaIt, pelder es ielbit 9eRienigen nit bea
Idranften Witteln erm6glidt, ,OeiienQ8ObIs
tbaten tbeitbafttg 3u perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

ainOern 1T er, fpenn iie bon Group Ober
aeudbuiten befa0eu por6en, Ourdl Ieine
lin0srnOsn Gigeuidoften febr Oienlit5.
greiie: 25, so Grnts unO 81 Ote
6Iui&e; bic Sr8bte bic biutgFe.
~S Sn allen QpUtbeten ;u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

Gin Sufteu Idbt fb oIs bas gOrIduIers
Stadium Der S6ptnbiudt, elmer &rnnts
belt, 9esen peI6e 6aIe's InbprnD unS
SbeerbOnis bns fiherfte betannte @Orbeus
gun9smitteI iit, paiienb be3ei6nen. Wlan
peri6iebe baber ben Gebruu6 bieies per-
ldbIi6en ipeaiFiAen WlitteIs teinen Gusen.
bid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
Guropatf9e &abel6eri5te.
9te IeSts gbre.
saiier @iIbelm sn @rabe Betrasem.

Gin beutparbiserEustu8ert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

2ou6on, 16. RdrB. - Die Srauer mar
bier beute cine all9euleine. lleberaI pebten
bic Rabnen auf 6ulbmaff. uuo bic @arniIon
feuerte bic tbliden 9Qlueu ub. aebnli6e
8eridte Iuufen aus AufraIien etu no In
alien baupt6dliden Stdoten gotte8bienf
gebalteu muroe uno bic @eiddftebGuier 9e=
idIoffsu DQreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17
Gurie RabsIeepeiae.t.

- Der SabnUertebr in @aglonb Ii. S6Otts
Lamb if bura eiuen betttgen Saueefturm uu'
terbrOfen mor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-17

Segenaiprud 9eifIOfeu fsurhen. DIX Wit
glleoer Der fGiicrIihen SauEaie Hao Sse a6Ets
gen SeibtrG9enben eutfernten fG ba1u. Die
@enerdle oerabidiebeteu fIdI BON tbrerE too
ten Srisgeberrn, inbsm ite ialEtirien nt1S bic
S1noe auf ben Sar9 Ie9ten.
Cine artiIlerieiaIue nerifnoete ben SdtuB
Der @eremouie'u. Gaiier Sriebritftefidtigte
ben 3u9 Don einsm 6enler i'm SaloIie. DoE
nel9em aus Der Bart iiberblift meroeu fann.
@r trug bte Uniform zines @enerats nit Der
Sd1rpe oee Observation-Disclosures nnG ri4Erte
ftb niflt BON benz SIede, bis bas SraGen Der
&anoneniGiiiie oeruommen nuroe. SGiierin
Siftoria unb bic Prin3eiiiuen nobmer I'm.
theiI on ben @eremonie' n bei'm MaufoGeum.
gle febrten nm i llbr NG9mtttags in ben
HaIaff anrtid.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-16
SOME RARE BARGAINS
USEFUL IMPORTATION IN REGARD
TO MACHINERY.

Groceries of all kinds-staple
and faney-at the lowest prices at
Coffin's.
We pay the highest market
prices for butter and eggs. +, r.
Coffin d. Bro.
Coffin still has the famous
Buckeye" binders, mowers and
reapers The best known harvest
ing machines in Idaho.
Have you seen that wonderful
steel frame Mccormick Binder at
Coffin's? The knotter has only
seven peices while all others have
forty-six.
Go and see that wonderful Nc
Cormick Steel Frame Binder
whether you have any idea of buy
ing one or not We will be glad to
show it to you. COFFIN.
Sixty thousand, three hundred
and twenty-one Mccormick mach
ines sold during the season of 1887.
This is more than twice the num-
Der sold by any two other makers
on earth.
More than twenty Buckeye"
Irvine binders sold by us in the last
four years, and not a single COM
plant has been heard. We have
never sent out all expert to set up
and start them, and still they work
perfectly. F. R. COFFIN & Bro.
If you think of purchasing a
mower for the coming harvest, go
to Collins and have them show you
the new No. 4 Mccormick. It is
the strongest, the highest running,
the most simple, and the best grass
cutting mower on earth.
The Appleby Binder as used
by nearly all makers of Irvine
binders, weighs 400 pounds. The
wonderful new Mccormick weighs
only 19Spounds. 1t has only seven
pieces, while the Appleby has forty
six. Coffin will be glad to show it
to you.
Go to Cofin's for your boots
and shoes. An immense new line
of Gents fine boots and shoes just
received. Also another stock of the
celebrated Henderson" shoes for
Ladies, Misses and Children. Re-
member the "Little Red School
House" shoe for children; it has no
equal for neatness and durability.
We have just received car of
the famous Tubular Axle Wagons,
and have them on sale at our wa
gon sheds. Come and see them.
They are the coming wagon for
Idaho. The axles are guaranteed
not to break under any load. They
runeasier and will carry heavier
loads than any other wagon. Come
and see them at F. r. Coffin d
Bros.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-16
BEER FOR Man AND BEAST.

A sensational affair that occurred at Cald-
well, idaho, on what is known in some iocali-
ties as the Lords Day, may furnish an attrac-
tive and novel illustr: ton. Constable Dan
Brown keeps popular plsce-of resort on
Mali, ct at Caldwell, called the Exchange
The cowboys make Caldwell their headquar-
tiers during the 'round up in this part Of the
country On Sunday afternoon last while
"Happy Dan" was singing and dealing ont
poker chips in Browns place, band of cow
boys, including William Ross, alias "Broncho
Bill, Sigourney Painter, alias 'Shoe String
Sig" Pantry Binney," and three others,
rode into the saloon and demanded drinks for
themselves and horses. Constable Brown,
nothing daunted, got up on the bar and opened
lumber of bottles Of beer and gave glass
to each of the boys, and then poured bottle
down the throat of each Of the horses. The
affair wound up in general joli6cation, and
the boys voted Brown a model Idaho consta-
BILE. Judge Swain Beatty, of Caldwell, fur
nishes the Police News with the facts. d. S.
Brown, constable ana proprietor Of the Eek
change" adds: ''The Judge has told the
story just rs it was.-Police News, June 2.