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GeIIurib Col, 26. SUM. - I'm
Rontdgs Gormittug trnteu, ndbreuO Der
8uGbalter Der pSan 9itguel. Baat" auetu
in Der Bent mar, brei gfauuer in bteieIbe Elm
uHo betIansten nit OOr8ebaItenen GeDolUern
tas @sIo Ter 8ant. ga9heu fe bafeIba
elbalten, fubreu ite nit etHem pierteu Gdu.
ber, Der ihre Bfer0e Dor BEN 9auie gebaIt2n
bate, bauou. BGbrideiuli5 erIangten iie
uur einige Saniauo Dollars. Ste perosu
BON elmer S@erifismnnni6aft ueIioI9t.
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So Earthirni "A neIrblan Nnitnc.
w sls
nus SfaTtiEa.
- e.. -. z
Gtn G8tnf fur SMQtp0n ttttO RiI-
r0X14.

Baton &Ouge, Ga, %. 5uai.-
&Ouuelaeur yi6oIs bat cine PrOtiamat IN
erlnfsn, In treIder er bic auImelifarfatt Der
&puRtbbeB B0rOeH aUi ben Suut0Uas&Iuga.l's
iden uno luoere BGuRfGmpfe lPTtt, bic i'm
9taate HouiFauu fattfia6en ioIleu, uno 1ae
S6uifis uuo lOntige 8eamte GuffOroegt, iiH
gebiiBreuoer gBG1iamfeit BET Der 4usIbuug
lbIes BeraIs 81 beflei6tgen, bautt Dem Staat
BE ibm au9eOrObte9dma1 aripart bIeiba. gr
brobt allen gnufiGmpierl un0 G0ui0rteu nit
Der UoueH Strafe oes @eieBe5, mcHu iie
2ouiIoua uid)t nit ibrem Beium 6eIIdoueu.
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Sd)tttet3beiteger

unb BAT mebr gute5 gotham, at9 ir9euo Gin be.
tlnntc5 pCt,mittcl.
@c9en 9rrrruiuugCu, Gueti3uus
gen, Grufts ubCr ScitcnI6mer3en,
&npfi6mrr3, SabuprB ubrr trgcHb
Gin nubcres auBtrli1cs 2et6cm
uerige glGle augemaHot 6ur1 Gmreibuua nit
Der 9auOr mIrtt e5 mic 3oubcr NIB madt Dem
SdlmCr5 uugcubltdhd ctn guoe.
gcgen GrialtuugCn, Bro n5itis
GuugCu gntjiiuonug gnngeifiu
uCn, Gnt3iinOuugcu, RBcumatismug,
Ncuralgie, Strcui9uB, Sciatlca
5trCu5i9mCr3En uiu. iinO 5duiige un6
Idngcre glumen0un9eanOtbmenOlg uul cine
5eilung 8u bepirten,
2!le iuuercn Qcibeu, S6mer3eu in
GingemCiOru nber Giagcn, Rrampft,
Grampiaufaur, MagGuiaure, Bred
rCi3 3Gubbrcnucu, 0erb1iitat, S6laTs
loIigtcjt, ,uer06i:3 &opflpeB, SiarrBGe
RDIii, 8laaungcu, Gbuma6tsanfaae
meroeu nugmblidld uu6 raid turirt bur@
giuuebmcn bon etuem balbeu bis etueu 9aus
SEN Sb2cl0Hel OOu OOn gJIeaog 5lGllef" in etI
nem halben @l1ie Q9aiier.
psg" Seine beiiere Srrr ODER BrdDsutiOr1ittel
gegcn &cdclfeber 9lbt e5, ais nit 9laoUog'5
FluCu.
Brets 80 Gents oe BIaide. gertaut 6ei apotbeierH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-27
8atrt6 Gaatt atnO ote d)tlenif@e
Re0TerAf416

gaIpurnifey 6. Suui. - (Boftbi.t5t.)
Der meme 8eiaubte Der Ser. Staateu. BatIid
@gun, If bis jebt uod nitt eiusstrofsu. SH
8esieruuasireiIeu III man uiGt iebr erileut
tbsr ieine grueunnns fir bieieu BOitsu.
Ulan era6tet bic g9tirbe oes 2aubes burd
bisielbe beeiutrdhtist, aub es Iisat bic 0Oss
Iidfeit Dor, bas pr. G9Gn ntdt aLs @eiGubter
ucceptiIt piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-27
Sit, ftebeasmRrofoer eobtt.

Rem z8runSptd, R..S., 26. SUM.
- Ebumae @a0au, elm Iieberli4er iuuger
ReuId, uerIaugte beute Uitttag uOu leiaer
oIas5 RiIT 6rmeseTte, t $tha ta Il H Re ii siaSm
6ammer auf ogu Sopf Damn goB er aero.
fin nLi ben BOben nub fldte 0as pans in
8rano. ga gaIaug Hadburu, bic uHgjiit-
ltde Brau, Die isbr i4Itmm UerIsBt nj, An
rp+fpr Ger 6 bitter IN IN 6nff
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@nrepatfae &apeEperEatc.
6rasi5Tiass. - gouraaess oe-Esrt 1:fns

9sEUou.
y trts, IS. SEl!.-Bie oTislro' II.
t9t,lt, If bic .5alIuug be. BsHa9H ngg Gene
ro!s SOulauger out GmpjatIuHg ces 5ez
uat8z &omtsee, neI9es Die Nat!ngeH gegea
ben 9eueraI unteriuate, eiusefe0t poros1,
Ulo PCHlarger mill lett bic Gagiaguag U.rs
Hagen, nm ne sue 3ahIu1g III lni1gaa.
gfelEere jouTnaie ieBeH auestnsaoer, Oas
trGa3ofiide SfftSiere, peI6e rbue &daubntB
tm &uslauoe pobueH, zen Yeroro1uugeu Der
geieBe mad ibrer Banfo1 5arIuRig get2a,
nue bag Die 9}egiernug blber 0oQtomueH i'm
&eGte iei, menu ne hte BellbluUg Der Ben
ION goulau9er'S etuFeue.
8:i ttaem 9o6laett5mabIe psr3iitih
Baris, 26. SUM. .-8ei eiulm 609i2tIsz
melLe, meI&ts beute i'm g5lafluraat Erams
batne" IN yIQucg gesebGu tpur0S, tUur0eH II
@aFe bUrdl ben @enuB bon fa5mt0lttlgH
bar9tftet. @tuer Oerielbeu 1T berejt3 saforz
ben, uno me6rere aaoere IieBea tn Sterbsa.
Die eeBptiias 6ra8e.
Gou6oH, %. SUM-. - @ugIaub bat ilh
9eDetgert, bic BON Srautreid] ale Bs6tHsuu9
'ltr ietue @lapilIiBuHg in ben BlaH sur Gone
oerttIHng Der eggptilaeu SduIo geioroerte
6aumuns BON S9ppteH 3u 8arautreH. Der
@ouOerttIuugsplcu tif oaber faleE gelafeu
lorteu. 6r1attetdI iJs0egte GuBeroeli Ot2
&uipetnna bes snaliid=titrtii4eH S:rtTass
bon 1887.
3ur Bsftetaung oeS Vflotus.
Beru, 26. SUM. - Die geb6rSen oeS
Sautcn8 llnterpnI0eu babeu ote &ou3eiFoH
sum Ban elmer Serblnbun9slinie 3niideu
benz @Hbpunit Der yBLatus 8Gbn" luF Dem
GieI nit bem b0dFeu Buutt oe8 Bilatas,
benz 6ltmiensoru, ert5etlt, nelde etHIta In
l1rer 2irt oaTiebRu 0itrite. 8ie 2tule bsfebt
in etnem in Der Suit 5reiIdpingenoeu 2abel
3rpllt]en oielel beioeH 'guntteI, oQs an mebz
reren SteLeu otele buubert EuB iibsT Dem
Sooeu idpebt. Sin Gmni0us, Der etlul
ad}t Berioueu fu5t, iUQ mittGIt Staiheaiigeu
uno elmer 9ofCmo,oe, Die am ttefer gelegeaeu
Gube Der oBilatua Balm" bGvm upotsI
BeLeolte" npf9sfeIt piIO, ttgr 0a& 3ajL
ge5c8eu uerbeu.
SGs 5ampiru6 i'm gsIrbtsn gaaOe.
Gonbou, 26. 5uui. - Die UorldufqeH
SgJmefuugsu elmer Gi'auba5Hliaie UOa Sl1a
an Der SeGiititc oOE Basif,ua ua4 JarGlas
lem uub bon bort naG Bethlehem IuO IOe5eH
BOueu6Gt nDrbau, uu6 cine Ga3abl Suge-
nieure tpir0 uon 6iGIe 2Bohe Don bier uad
oem bI. 2aube abreiien, Um bic 6oute aus
5ulegeu. Beretts bat id cine @eieuidait
Sum Bau Der gabn gebil0et; blaiglbe ID aus
eH9Iifaeu uaO fruu50fdeu 8auluiers gu
ammeugeiett.
nus SfafrtFa,
3GBtbar, &c. SUM-. -- Die Expedition
rnter 6em 81. Getere ID gu RuhlOU, nOJos
i'd ton SGulm, gelalbet mo bat ii4 ms
SnneIe be9ebeH.
Gippu Eib's Sobu If In 3ausibar eiugaz
trOfieH. @r iagt, er babe ben 8r0Bteu &beI
ieiner SarGpuue III llHpembe geIafaH, um
bic Autuuft eiues Saters 81 erparteu.
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maaflanae pom 9uenfeIf.

1je Tre,SpetibeuuHa. 49, SaB aeiFttee Eurz
uFn.- Gin traurigrr InFaa.
&tuciuEGti, 26. Suui.-Das 6auptz
interRiie mdbreub bes gehitseu Bicnic5 ber
Gunner i'm D5HpoOb=BarM gait ber Praiss
orttbsiInrg, ptIGe IN TEN Wiuet 4ouiGon
I'm llbr Hadmtttags ibren Gufaug rnbu.
&tHgelettet purOe bisieL5e bIr5 i;afdl5e III,
ipsO8eu tes 6efs sBrGiioentau Gafal, oeB Con
gJs6mttgIiebes 8ntterpOttb, Der Sarreu 8o9e
uao Ytuud bon ct. 9ouis, foorluf Ot2 8.r.
tduenng Der Breiie ioIate. 8ieidbe Iautete:
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GrTe 0ruppe.
(greiue bon 285 bis 1850 0att8Iieos.a., !,

9tpIomeHuo 9rau8.
1. 0Gi6sGt. 2ouis" ....,... Is, ,75gun!te
?. p@tnciuuati-&arngemIin0e" 42,24 -
8. pSorn6rte," gbicaao .....40,12 y
!. g@CucoreiG,0 9t. 2oni8 ..37,04 -
s. pBaueup0rt EuruaemaiEoe" ,66 y
6. D&entEGls .sS.," Bit;sbars. 1888
Z. u@bicago o,Sulagemeinbe. 1923
6eruer murbeu 0ipIome an fiiuiieba &urus
&ereiae beItbeiIt, oaoou eIbteIteu: ytr. 4,
u4btIa0apbta SurrgemeinOe glr. u,
o@ermautG Surn Serein," uub gr. IA,
rSoutbnaEt,3 sSereiu."
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9aGe'8 a
9patG bots SurcBotaS( (gJaOota)1n
$bGeG.

91SttG = bott 6 9uteBottaS GJuOntGl)tSH
$bCct.
Waruuug! D}an muB Tp Dor 9}udabs
mun9en in 9tdt neBmeuI
gerlau9t boBcr uusOradli@
gales 5onie hon 6ores
BnunO (AnaOru) anb
SJGrr unO uebmt ia ui4ts
2IuOcre8 an be6en Stels.
Ra- Gum gcrtouf bel 2tpotbetcrn uu6
BET aGen 05c6i3in.San0tern.
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Ep;ta'R 9aB~teaB T"nPfa.s
furircn in eiuer Wliuute.
(DiSa-l
DADWAY'S
I'D READY RELIEF

.3uocrtaIFgfle uub IdrTc 56mcr,6ciL.
mittcl in bcr QStt, 6a5 augcubldlib ben quis
ldnthcn Sdmu5cu cin Guoe mabt. G5 1T
mobrli5 Der grUBte
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Gisfhranfeu, BuIteu, EiItben n. (. 10,
Nue SoYten ipirali6rmistr ober 9.punb,ner Dr,d,s.
tersArbciten, Uie: @eldnber, Tonde ober Gptnssin
an Wenbeltrepptn, BeiIer u. (. tp. eIssont, Dr.bs
6Gges lnb Sobelarbett nab turaer Roti6.
@@5eiRtr erbnbener Agbeii nirh beIonbere guI.
sneTFiamteit attvibnets (Gtbr13, ,12Rtsl
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@esraaslte estlsIoLsatsm. q

2ou6ou, sc. Slui. - giue Sdaar Qlits
glieber Der pSeilsnImee" murse beUte Gben0
ON Strnube uuf ibrem 8e9e mad y@reters
6al" BON Der BoltBet ausesrifieu uno 3erz
freut. Die RuftiuftumeHte Der p6eiIsiOIs
6aten" pur6eu brett geibIa8en nuo oieIa Der
9ttttren idlimm 1uget.9tet o6sr ber9lftet.
Die EDIiSei bate u0rher ben 2ft5iereu Der
yGrmee" mitsetbeiIt, baB man ihnen fei.lsr'
bin nidt mebr setutteu perOe, StTaBeaaufs
Iduie 81 osrunIafeu.
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/ stf6nn G0ttfernit. .

Gimon Gaue1ou il um uhr beute Qbenb
geforber. Seiu 3ufiauo bate ftb pdbreu0
nes Cages eiaigermGBeu gebeiiert. nao Der
3cb trat gons pl6tIth in etnem autau oon
tteaupult Rc8eaab uab @atttu, 6rau
6nIbem0u, Saues Cameron, Simou y. Gu
merOu nebft Satin, upte 6rau Daolo
0ats, cine @ufelin, tuaren nm bns Stetbe'
bett UeriammsIt 8te Beeroi9uu8 fiabet in
0a1risbpra fatt.
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Bolts eSurusn.

l. 9tlppe: l. pIeteI &atl gteboeler Ool
@htca9O. ,. gruppe; 1. BrsiS, SarL Srabau,
8uru0eretu v8Ornarts," 3euoer.
Bei'm gSettlaufeu 1855 EuS in 80 Sefuuz
benz etbtelten Serb. Sobuaht oon ct. 2ouis; :;
bft'm @ettitmiumeu Sobu 6. 0Pepers bon
ct. Gouis; bei'm @ettriusen Grbarot bonn
yAurcra.3 3uruoereiH," @5ica9o, erite Bre,ie.
Rts IN bic ipGte ytadt bIieben nod bic Eurs
rer in benz id0aen Pnrf.
giue intersHaute Ifnire mar has geiftige
Suruen tueIdjes in SaaIe Der Central,
8uruballe ffattfanb. Or. Giidlrb 9artbolo, =,
Reb0tteur Ser ct. 2Ouiier vEribiine," hieIt
Die @rGhnuu8sreoe. SoIgeuoe Surner uuo
&ereine betbeilisten I'D nit fOI8eaeeu SOr.
trdaen:
SEQ glotbanfou, ugOrmarts," G9tcago,
y@brifun6t."
aurora @eiaugberetn," Chicago, ,es
gina bel getdmpitem ErOmmalidau.
@nfao &rOne, pNue8benp. Euruoerein, Z"
rhas garb Ger Sreibeit."
Gabarportsr @ei1rss- Settion yS'9eta :"
,od, ME TT es m0gtidl beun."
gthGrbt Stellar, n@tnc. Sulh9emeiuoe, "
yNmeriFn."
2pnts 9spner, ggprosa," Chicago, nbe
Eeiud i'm @orcer."
9oFu RntaoH, u@eni.uI," gtslu'O'lf, nes
ruerbe 2itt."
gug. Berent, ugurorazE. 3d." gbica9O,
Snip:gtion res Seuieite."
S0r!Stueteer, @bicaao Eurugeueiabe, "
ptea Gt0u'pielsrs lebte 5f0ue."
, Der @bicaGoer &urngemetuoe @eiaugSiet=
tiouwfern i'm Glib bas id6ue Spuuien."
Sarl SiitterIe, Yeort0, UStlaoeubeee."
9etn3, N.sD.t uan ben ansgesrabenen
Stdbel."
Bic fofgeuben 6errer nareu Die Bretsrtdz
ter: .. 9arue, I'll. Serbols, SO. 2Qmmert,
Ste9relirebeu; SEQ. Seiusbaufen, 8. S9rc=
Der, gH. Resit, 8etIamireu; 2ouis gbr8att,
Burd, gSar BeiB, Siu8eu.
Sin trnuriser llnfau bot Die 6effreube ges
lGrt. gSub. Betolb, Der annette SpreGer
bes @bicqgoer Surnpereins ySorm6rt8, ,"
purbe ouf eiuer Sierberfabrt BON etuem LIN
fau betrcfeu, Der Inn ma5ri6einIif bas 2es
ben tcften mirS. 8ie Gurner batteu Chicago
bic ,WoHon, 6oute" bsrIafieu. Gls Der Bug
oeQeu Moraen in SnaianQpolts etntrai, bat
len mebrere Surner bic 8aggons osrIufeu,
I'M ftdb nod elmer rnbe geIe9euen Refuurnz
ion an bege6en. SsBolo 0erlieB gleidf1le
ben gBaggou. llngIitdlihermeiie uetfiHg I'D,
ein Sus IN elmer Der S4ieuer, CT fiir3te ju
Bpten, nobel et nit letper Sruf 9t9ea bas
8eIeiie fiel. @r nuroe bon ieiuen Samera'
ben mad bem 8ugguu 3urfdgebradt Bel
eiuer btefgen Antunit murbe er mittelt elmer
SutiGe mad ieinem Guartisr, oem gotale bes
pr, @ugeu SGmitt, gde Der Gcurt. uua
Sim. StraBe, trauaferirt. Or. Striib, mel.
der 9Ieidfuus aI8 mttglieO bes Surupereius
,8crrdrts" bic Eabrt mitgebrndt bate, lei
fete hem SerleetCu bic E0t5ig2 drlttihe
Siitir. Bel Ger 9ieilgen gntunit be8 8raH=
fen purte and nod Or. 3inte berbstgerufeu.
3os 8efinben bee aruutea bate ii6 iferu
absub telart oeriGlimmert, buB man an isis
uem @ufioumeu Speifelt
Seuie mohteI cte 8uruer eiusu Aus flus
ned GonepoS SslQnb, Ddbreno anbere ben
sccIcgifasn @arteu Hnb nnbsre 5eteusDitrs
tigieiteu Der gtutt befGtt8teu. Siele fao
bareits naGh SaHie abaereiff.
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SeIbFnaorS etasE RoniuIS.

Qonbou, 26. Suut. - Or. R. gitbul,,
Der Osutifle SouiuI 5u EfpeafIe, bat SsI6f=
merb beaanaen.
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srtite grappe.

lSetelne oon 80 big TO DfttgIIe6erI)
Sen erfleu Brets in bieier @ruppe erbielt
6ts p&astoHzEurugemeinoe."
'rbieItsu. ME folA!, BreiIe: l. Brets, &mil
&6B pnn Der D&bicagos os8uru9emeiuoe, >" 87,5
Vunite. ,. Brets, Ssfur AIbredlt ton ct.
30ispb, gtO., 1888 Bunfte. 3. Besi5, &arI
Badbuus nom Eurn Serein 0iiIpauFee,
85.17 Yunfte. peiuri6 SGnib oou BbHa.
Osipbia erbielt ben fitufJebuteu uuo q. 9.
SibsnbergeE ben bieruuO5m an5igfea Brsi5.
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(Beretne bon 121 bis 234 Ritglteoeru.)
Den srfisu Brets (3iplum uub Srnu3) ers
biaIt Der ,8eft> >RiuneapoIiss Suru= Beretu."
Ser vSostals sSurn. Serein" Don gamoen ers
Eeit Den 81. Preis in bIeier @ruppe.
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Siittf3f0 VerFuaett OfrgtfteE.

~ ntr |, 70. SIaI.-s0u 2NeIou Vuo
finfBia BerIoHsu bergiftet por6eu. Gin
8rOgueubGubIer, giameus Ileranoer, bate
&lei3r dr. unfatt s9eiufeiaiaure 3ur 6erfal=
lung BON 2imonnOe uertauft. SiniIebu BET
ioueu liegen I'm Gterbea. ndbreub ftt be
ltbjigen anger @einbr beftnbeu. Der DrOz
Elrtt eutsogeu. 5olgenbes it etue 9lhe Der
SerIouen, nelde in 6olge Der Sergtituu9 auT
Sen So6 frant baIaieber liegen Ramie
gbatp, 20 Sabre aft a; Subte 6artmat, %
Sabre alt; Glite Stpun, 16 Sabre alt; Ufius
lie Elnun, I9 Sabre Olt; ferler 6rau Ulaz
coIpin, Srnu 9arab Smttb uuO tbre beiOsu
96dter Surab une Wlinnie, @bnnrb Rolau,
5ames Stap, SObn Rc8etder, gbpar0 Sc
mis- unb s. 3. SorteI. Der fliidtige 9ros
guenbduoler pir6 BON einem BirgerauFsebot
0erfolgt unO i'm Sale ieiner 8erbuftuug &C.
InuCht merben,
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Berlin, 26. Stunt Inter ben GrHbeus
Gtbeitelu im rheini9z 9zpefpbdliiten Re1ter
giebt fd nufs gieue groBe 1ujuftte6euhett
81 Crfsnueu. Or. 6amma6er, bee tuTjlt4
eff negeu ieiuer BsmtbHngeu mn Setle8Hl9
bes Guafanbes gum Staatsrat9 eraaunt
porbeu il, bat ft mad 8ortmuno begebeu,
nm nit ben 8eIeguteu Der Grbetter 81 5ers
bonbeln. 8ieieIben oerIan9en, bag tpueH
gtfattet peroe, eiue peInaneute &ommllFon
iur gerutbuug uno @rIebisuug tbrer 9la8eu
eiu3uieteu, mas bic 8egieruus aber uiftBe'
fattsu MIL, 6a Te beftirdtet, bag oaourn cine
entIOie agitatiou erSeugt pttroe. pr. PAM
ma6er bat ben Qrbstteld oorgeitla9en, bic
&ugelegenbeit oem Re9ieruu8s Ber8amt 3a
urtGrtrstten.
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Or. &aOnab g. GOntp.,

an has BubIttum; BsrFtert Gut, Aoa
Sby " O 10 O ps srbaltet unb baB Der R1me s5laoA
p" oNi DEN, uQs Sbr taUjt tf,
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BE ,teus fetboEtiae lEatoerftat.

8tdter WOntgoulsrg CAB bGute i'm Sber'
seri6t bas Sifrtfts Columbia etu @utadteu
Gb. burd peI6es bic Direftoreu Der ueueu
fatboItideu uniueriitat eineu unautafbarea
4nipvuh uuf bic fir bic lluiuerfttdt ausge'
ndhIte SnufteIle erbaLten. Sor circu IS
Sabreu purbe cine llrtuuoe jur uebertra9uus
beS @tIno fiids bon EaUib 8uole1 uuters
3eit1net, iubefeu mar eiues Der 9otumente
maussIbaft, uuo aarotuaI Gibbons Ieitete
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0I+ oEII % GO pA4III4Ik4IlN ottAIAh-I 3
IN 8eD!feu SaenpIQtea BerioneI, lpeI4e i'm
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What is this nervous trouble" with W l-ch
30 many seem now to be afflicted If Won
will remember few years ago the IS ri
Malaria was comparatively unknown-to iay
it is as common as any word in the En- a.
language, yet tins word covers only the m an
ing of another word used by our fore-fat .ers
in time. past So it is with nervous disea 90
as they and Malaria are intended TO cove,
what our grandfsthers called Biliousness. an
all are caused by troubles that arise from A
diseased condition of the Liver which in per-
forming its functions finding i; cannot dispose
of the bile through the ordinary channel i,
compelled to pass it of through the system.
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever. etc You who are suffering can well
appreciate cure. We recommend Greea'.
August Flower. Its cnres are marvellous.
deod&wehwkv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
vAGARleS OF ETIQUETTE.

No Turk will enter sitting room with
dirty shoes.
In Sweden, if you address the poorest
person on the street, you must lift your
hat.
To place your hand on the arm of a
lady, In Italy, is a grave and objection
able familiarity.
Ladies' seldom rise in Spain to receive
male visitor, and they rarely accom-
pany him to the door.
To enter reading room or a bank with
ones hat on is regarded a. Il bad breach
of manners in Germany
In China grief is associated with a
white dress. in Ethiopia with brown, in
Turkey with violet, in Egypt with vel
low
In Holland lady is expected to retire
precipitately if she should enter a store
or restaurant where men are congrs-
gated
Etiquette requires. in Chinese CONVEX
sation. that each should compliment the
other and depreciate himself and all his
belongings.
In Syria the people never take off their
caps or turhans when entering the house
or visiting friend. but they always
leave their shoes at the door
In Persia. among the aristocracy, a
visitor SEEDS notice an hour or two be
fore Calling, and gives days notice u
the visit Is on of great importance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
MEN YOU HEAR OF.

Ex-Minister Phelps will be this years
I'm Beta happa orator ut HARVARD.
Boston gossips say that James Russell
Low, lis trip TO Europe means marriage
with an English woman of rank
WIN CarlArop saws n. ,aver >>rote
roetrv mill /, ,,hr.nolo,,s, toid hin, Ills
head WAS constructed on the un.tical
model
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DIG "ch' Dru'h' "uo mas Just ueen
Pi"Ceu oii ''ie ie'iicu nst' 'S peieNeu ~
oc 'he iiiS' iii'a'e soiu'ei 'hat ever az
'aii'eu 'iie i"iiA Vi oiiSau'er Eehei"i III
''e regular army Vi inc ohi'eu o'i'es'
The Persian minister at Washington IS
reported to have said that much rs the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

A new agricultural machine distributes
manure and insecticides and sows gram
by means Of an air blast
Il is proposed to keep the Paris expo
sition open for year. with the exception
Of the three winter mouths
The deepest srtesian well in Russia
opens with depth Of 1000 feet The
sinking operations took t~o years
A new underground light, operated
by compressed air. is TO te introduced
in the zinc mines at Frietlensville. Pa
The Vatican has decided that the astro-
nomical observatory is to be begun al
once. at an estimated cost of 100000
francs.
The latest railway signal indicates
automatically the time that has elapsed.
up to twenty minutes. since the last train
passed it
In Roosfoen, Holland, there is giant
rose tree belonging TO Nine. Regimen
which few years ago held 5000 roses
at the same time.
The large calioered. quick firing guns
are so satisfactory that the Al inch guns
of that class are rapidly superseding the
9 inch rifles in the British navy.
A late freak with fashionable young
men is to carry the watch in the trousers
side pocket, fastened by black cord or
strap that is attached to the suspender
button.
The French made Emperor Wilhelm
pay p francs apiece $40 for the Mon
treuil peaches which he ordered for the
banqucts at the visits of the Italian king
to Berlin.
Up to 1884 the English postotiice had
issued 3l,3O2 100000 postage stamps.
That would cover 3.162 square miles,
and would reach to the moon and back
if placed end to end.
4 carriagemaker of Armstrong county,
Pa, has just shipped to Persia Il carriage
packed in boxes to facilitate transporta-
ton across the desert on camels backs.
The total freight bill was about 500
Peter Laing, who is l04 years of age.
has lust been admitted to church mem
bership in Elgin, Scotland. He admits
that he has been Il little tardy in joining
the church, but now that he has joined
he intends to 20 right in with the other
young folks and do his share of active
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-15
ELECTRIC STREAKS.

a now system Of universal Geographic
lansuag" is pr Nnosed.
The ri1xim IN current required to
work Steiner telephone is stated to be
coon anipcre.
Amei IN central stations are said to
be far in advance Of those on the other
side of the ocean
Steam lire engines worked by electric
ity are proposed. They are light enough
to be drawn by one horse.
The French military authorities are
preparing fora series of experiments with
electric lamps, especially designed for
ambulance work
new English arc electric lamp has
the upper carbon fed by means of an
electric motor, which drives a worm and
train of gearing.
All Russian ships of war are to be
lighted exclusively 10y electricity. and by
next year II Is expected to have the
whole Russian feet 50 lighted.
1t has been found that solid electr
type like - - is a better conductor Of
electricity " lcn in state Of strain or
tension than when free from strain
The telephone Is used on the continent
Of Europr Ia enable the gnard Of a train
detained between stations to communi-
cate with brnearest point for assistance.
1t is proposed applying telephones to
the infectious wards Of the French hos
pitfalls 50 as 10 enable sick people to COM
municate with their friends without
danger of conveying the infection
Professor Rowland shows that in GER
tain cases in which an alternating cur
rent i mployed the current in the int
rior 0. Il conductor may be in a direction
opposite to that at the surface Of the
conductor.
The bureau Of navigation Of tie navy
department is about to begin the prepare
ton Of plans for lighting BY electricity
the Miantouomah Nonadnock, Petrol
and Vesuvius. for which purpose con
gress Appropriated $4,000
In experiments on the production of
electric currents by bending metal wires.
it is proved that the greatest develop
meht OF current l. produced by the
elonsation or compression Of a nickel
wire wound in the form Of a spiral
spring
There are 5.147 central stations. with
isolated electric light plants, in the
United States. showing an increase of
1907 plants in year There are also
2.5o4, 400 incandescent lamps in use. or
154.9 800 more than twelve months pre-
viously.
The fact that the iostling to which
storage battery cells are subjected when
in use on railroad trains not only does
not injure them. but. on the contrary,
prolougs their life. is accounted for on
the ground that a continuous movement
of the electrolyne is kept up. thus keep
ing it uniform about the cell and pre-
venting injurious local action