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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
@etmtf6te teIe0taD0if@e DeDeT@en.

-3mei BradtStige ber gSouiatOaic. .8abuH
couibtrteu gefieru friib naBe Sruulbuu 5ta=
ion, Conn, 3pei Rdnuer nurbeu getU0tet
nuo 1pei unoere t6btIid oerIeBt,
- &nbrep g2cgregur, bon Der S4aaf.
5iidterzEirma 0tcSntolb & 0tc9resor, bat
euf Der lener 6trma geb0rigeu gr0seu STAND
rabe albuquerQue, N>W., SeIbfmOr6 bHrb
&lidteBen be8au9en.
- gei'm granbe elmer S9euue In guo8=
burgb, Sermont, III Der 7.ldbrtge SObu 6es
2anbpirtbes GbGtIes Barouio um's 2ebeH
aefomren.
- Begea SeIbFmorbberiudes iit in Erop,
R.zg., Senuie 6eger, bic 6rau zines Sc
idatsreiieuOeu aus SpracRie, R.y9., Ter.
baftet trorbeu.
- Sm Sample nit 8eperabus If Der
S6e1iff Mae BON grapiou @ouHtg,. Eerls
elidOfen pOrbeu. @te 9s0roer bsftEten f9
in Qait.
= Sn eiuem glnIQue bon 5dnermutb
nabu tilr5lid3 6rau gruber in SefferIous
Gjb. Wo., Ratteu6ift nub farb biupeu ne
Hi5en Stuu6en. SIR gotte maGte Gaa5
bayauf 3Dei SelbRmorbUeriu&e, tour6e iez
GoG beioe Diale rod refBeitig eut6edt uno
GELftlsis ClGA VLLUcL 9A4tC 10y DEu lluls
tont, tuB lire Iaugid8riae &be tiuberlo8
tIeb, 70 ishr juSer3eu 9eHOmmen, bag fe NIT
bsr 3cit misunderstanding get1orben tuar.
- Sobn @rnf, elm naBe gBablsbura, O.,
nobubaItGr, reider 5alner, 10 uabe 6etbel,
9, in ben 3ueiqen eiues nm9eliirgteu Ban.
mes aIs 2sibe aufgefuubeu uorbeu. Seiue
8Iiioer glaubeu ui6t bag er ermOrbet nIroe,
Ioaoeia 0aB er eiHem 5srjIeiOeu erlag, nit
tpeIdem er bebaftet mar.
- 8ie aus 8io Saueiro in Guebec auges
icmmene uorpegii@e 8arte pBremier" mug
i'm LeBternabnten 9afen GUarantdae beltes
ben. 3met 9ittgLieber tbrer Rauui4aft far
ben unternegs am pelbeu Gteber.
Sn Wc&0rmto's SteiIbruGe bat See
font. Wnf., tpHrbe Tbos. @orbatt geFern
burh bic bGfriibte gntIobung zines Spreugs
itufls t6Gtlid UerIeet. Bret anbere RiH-
uer trngeu idpere SerIebuuseu baUou.
%. B. 2abb purbe sefern In Rsppart,
&.sS., OILS Souuerueur DON 85obe 5aIauo
iHaugurirt.
- Gen. Scbn Saumonb, etn ebemaIigeS
RitgIieb oes @Ougrefes, farb geferH 81
g8bitebou, N.>D., an Der ausSebrung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
NFehrtdrFteA

gbtcagu, %. 9tai. - Riabrieb: 3u'
fubr $500, SerIanbung $500; Breti2 Darttr'
ten smtidjau $500 un6 $4.2O. - S4Deiue:
9ufubr 26, 900, Serienouns 45OO; Bretie 60'
rttrteu 3Dti5eu $3.50 uu0 $4.65.-S&nafe:
3ufubr 5000, $erienouug 1900; Breiie sa'
rtirteu 5uiI@en IS 90 uHo 1925.
ct. 2outs, %. gtat. - 6tHoote9: 3E'
fubr $500, Gereuoung 700; Yre,Ie bari'
trteu 3D.Idea 81. 10 uR0 $4,40.-S4neine
3uInbr 5000, SerIeubuag 1905 Bseile oa'
rtirten spideu $3.50 uub 84.45. - Sdaaie:
3ufubr 2I00, SerIenbuu9a a2OOO; 4rsiie UG'
rtirtel 3piiGen $500 uub $3.50.
@af.Qtbertn, Benni., %. Stat, -
0liu6bieb 3ufubr 200, SerienSHu8 800;
9reiis 5nriirten Srpii6eu $3.C0 uH0 s. ).
- Sdmetre: 3niRbr 400 Serenoua9
$4.6O.-S6aafe: 3ufubr 1900, Serieuouug
42OO; PGete UartirteH awiiaeH $500 une
G5,5O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
guuuettstmt's ueaes gBabIaeGes

Sartforb, Conn, %. Nai. Der Se.
nat paifirte seRern nit Is seseu 5timr1en
bic iugenaunte uuFraliide 8aslbiQ, peI6e
uor 9Hr,em aud i'm Sauie ausenumaen
norteE mar. Die Gmenoemeats, bic i'm
Sauie gemadt Uorben paren, purOeH BON
Serat acceptirt. Die abfimuuus i'm Saz
nat mar elm Burteiuutur; bic 8epubIitaner
fttlmteu fir Die Bin uub Die 9emotrQteu
aeaen bieielbe. Die Bill bebarf ~ ibrer
@iiItigteit iest uur ned Der uuteridrift oes
@ouuerneurs; man 8peifeIt ui9t, baB bers
ielbe bic Bill unter5ei9aeu Dtro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
Sur @etbefTeristts Der Safest az Bet
6rpSett See'9t.

0efs sSupertor, 8tsc., %. Rui. -
Die biefige SnubeIsiamrler bat On ale sro'
sen 5aube beIs' &orpOrattouen oes Sfeus unb
yior6Uefieus Der Ser. Sta2ten @tnlaouu9en
III einer @afIeraraBeu Contention eroeben
IuTeu, peIde aul 6. auguf in bieier Staot
oboebalten tparbeH ioa. Die Contention bes
obF@ti9t, benz &on9res cine BetitiOu etu3uz
reitben, in neIfer nm gr65ere SerpiuIsuuz
qeu fir Die IusbpggeruHg Der S6fen an ben
Grnsen Gae,n eriudlt tpirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
JAMES PYLE. Nsw YORK
9IMs nfnt 9eblft I'm ner alefrnnnIe

Nep gort, %. Rat.-gtn hiifteres
Bib aus benz 2ebea In Der Retropole uirS
burd ben beute Nadmitta9 entbedteu Sob
Der Srau Bridget 6anraban entpcrfeu. 9as
fiinff0diee Genemeutbaus gr. 319, On 60.
Strase, in befeu @rbaeidoB fid bic 3immer
Der Serforbeneu befau6eu, tuirb bon etpa
snausie BamiIieu bepchnt. Die 6rau idieu,
ole man fte auffuub, minbefens i@on 3ebn
Gage tobt getDeien 81 Ietn, alein Die gQ9z
barn pIBten giiGts oauou. am Ietteu Srei=
tag bef6Derten fG stfide Bemobner bel bsm
N9enten iiber einen iibeIu 9erud i'm grSee.
idob, uub man alaubte, oaB berielbe bon eis
rer tObten0fatte herriibrte. Der 9eru6 purbe
am Samlag, Sountas rro seferu triGlar
ifliumer 9nb Srou SaArnbau p1breuo
0ieisr 3eit niGt gsieheu iprrbeu mar, ftsI uidt
a.f. beuu ibr l8.jGbriger Sobu Sobu gin9
tdgIiG Elm un6 aus. 5eute enSIid1 fteute Der
@@Iie6er fef, bnB Der @efanf aus ben pan.
ratau'ideu 3iulmern fam uuo er5rah DE
petidloffene Sbitre. SIN Gorber3iumer fauO
er ben Gobn betruGten auf einem iAmustgen
Sopba liegenb, nit eiHem Ieeren Ble6gefd5,
peld1ee 8ier eHtholteu bate, neben ibm auf
BEN goben. SIN SinterIimmer lag Die bou
aanS in SerGeiuns iibergegausere 2ei9e Der
Srnn. Der iuuae Manu i6ieH idon ieit elmer
ggcChe aors allsiu cine nSo6teuunhe" BET
Der Qei6e setaIten uno 9ii6ts se9eiieu. ious
bern nur getrrnfen 3u babeu. ST mar 10
,dpa6, t0s man es fir geratbeu hislt, iba
in tin SoIpit0l ;u ihideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
grI. GtIpFn's dttsebIt @ss Ser.
t1t6d1tuts.

8tGmtuatou, 8eI., %. Rat. - 90.
nett man neis bat Sri. @ilpiu, bns Ia lester
gBrde su gaIueftou, Etr., gsforbent, betaps
te Graueustmmer, tetn @igentbum biHterIal-
len. Die augnbe, taB bic Ssrfcrbeue
$aOO coo fdr cine bier gu griiu6eube Utao.
deuiGnIs uermadt bat, fiubet ueuis Clan.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
WatTt uno B5rye,

. 10 aNLNIs FN[sTF N<'e1ggvss-
GblIgaticuen: 4spros. 1919, bitto Al proa.
11O4. -Attien: I.s@.z2B. SAG, Ditto Brior.
So, Garaba Baciftc 57l, @rie 8O1, bits
45ri0r. 1909, SLiuoi@sGeutraI 1871, 0lericau
515, ct. $aul 748, yIetD~gOrFz Central 11Og,
BennisIUania 544, 0leaoia8 "a, GlertcaHs
Central a.
2tuerpo0I, % glat. 1890 Natmit.
tGgs. Saumpoue: IiitteIi0rte Gberlauber
6, Ditto gietp SrLeaus -. Die Ser,
taufe betrugeu 1000 8auen, SpeiuEatiOu
uub gusiuBr 500, 3ufubr II 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
set gonEfra0 To gtrantos,

@crQntpn, 3d., q. Wai.-Das SaLs
Iifiement Der ,9crautouer 8ant" bat baute
In tieier gta6t peuia ober aar feine Iufres
euug be1uorgerufeu. Rofeuuerpal alter gun.
Ter bat bereits bamit begounen, Die Biidsr
Az priifsn; Sie 9apOFtOren befiaH 3iemIidh su=
6eIii@tIiG,, bnB fte ihre eiugesnbIteu 9el0er
0Ou unS qana BuJiid erbalten nar6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
g2r. 128

Gspsrs Sstntmhana etaeS StaDtaeHs fE
a, 8aliSien.
Bieu, %. glai. 49, Sin in 6em 5ti6t-
Gen BcObaice @aliJen, ausgebrc9enes
Teuer bat bic 3elf6ruHg BON 600 9duielGr
e5uer 9isdhe uuo elmer SBHngose, ilpte BEN
geriuf uteler ReuiheuIebeu Sur ToIge,
9n6lf GeiGeu FuO iopeit HateE ben Eritm'
rne,I aefuuben suoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
WerMffhteR.

Die beutise Gteusr giuaabme betrng
$368r777 uHO bte 3Oueiuuabme $516,583.
CUR gtnI1Iung baftimmte Rational Bantz
gtoten Tn 8etra8e BON $8l2, ,OO0 IieieH bGute
i'm Sdabamte eiu.
GrGFbent Sarriou reiF nm 8 As rloraer
gfodmtttag nuf Der pBeuniplJanier 8abu"
mad gtetp Dorf Of, nm Der @rdberi6Titt.
fnugsieter in 8rcofIbu beiBupobueu. gt
tpir0 uabrfdetnIid am 9cunerffag Ibeub Sus
riidtebreH.
Getratdr Blaine, Der biitiide Seianbte
Sir SuIinn 4nuncefote, iODie ueridiebeue
Gnbere &tpIomaten Iub 8eamteu ma4teu
Eents auf TEN 8unbesbnmpfer D8tipat4"
cine Sobrt ben YOtOmac biuGb mad @fOaut'
Sermon.
@enerulubiutaut Drum If beute Cd Sabre
alt uuo nur0e In 8Ebefauo berIest. 9iiIFs'
@eneralasiutapt aeItou mir0 bas lint oeries
ben, bis Elm RadfOIger eruGuut If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
Ser GeIeHtarSt+

Rem,gort, %. Yiat. = NolSenbes
ftub bic @dlusu0tilunpeu: Gelb er6fnets 5H
2-24 ant i6Ios 81 p Erc5eut. SterItus.
@edIel 1886 $4.S74 nuf go Gage NH
s4.e8-$4.S94 auf St9ts Buubes'Sbii9c.
ttoueu: pros. 1893, 43sPro3. 1919, 3;pEo3.
-. - Aftien: ADAMS Grpres 149, eeu'
tval. gacific SO, Gbeiapeate-Otio -, Grie
90, Ditto Yrior. 20. Satncisa&eutraI 1851,
2afe Shore 1861. gtetusSeriep Central l0l,
gicrtts sBeiiern 1l33, Ditto Brtor. LAP, gteu'
gcrt Central 1888, Dbio.N .NtiliifpSi 22g,
6itto Brtor. "a, Bittsbura l60, 8eneins
47s, ct. Yaul TAI, bite Prior. 1164,
Spefiera.llnicu 874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
@4s Reas,

3om, 28. 0at.-9er BuPF bat beiohIen;
baB en- Sage Der gntbiuua8 6eB giouas
ments @tor6auo 8runO's, tpel9er i'm Sabre
1900 aIs Ss4er bingert9tet rpuroe, alIe pdpFz
Ij6eH 8Gdter uuO geubarmeu iunerbalb oa8
Bereides bes Batitau8 bleihen iOlleu. Die
ienisetI, tpetdle beurIaubt Fub, babeH BefebIr
foFpTt Huritd All febreu.
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0lss Qsfme n,Afneg,ttnA,,.

ItlaHttc= 6 tt9, R.zS., %. W2ai. -
Die @etd9e zines iuHgen 9eutidenr gfamen3
s@uG2P8anl pempeI, nGr0e gsReFrP5 ReFrP5 HIT TPtRE Aset
BEN 6urdl eineu @9uB in ben ga1nb elm
guoe seluadt. Der 9teboIUer, In neI9em
eiue &ammer leer mar, lag neben Der 2eife,
peId3e bareits gang erftarrt mar, als man fie
aufianb. Der 2ebeasu1iibe Nor bic gum IeBz
ten 6ebrunr in Gulitp @OuoueT'5 Srocergs
2obsn uRb an einigea au6eren BlaBsu be-
idaitigt getpeieH, aIs er zines Cages iparIus
oerlGmauo unb erf Dor 5pei gBoGen 1ieber
gum Sntidein fam. 6empel mar iebr bduz
fig meInudoIuG pn0 brObte GItegs, ii9 oas
gtbeu Al nebueu. @r nob1te bet ietuer
3aute in gir. 1121, Baltic Iuenue, neldle
fta SoftGrin u. De SeImuiB nenat. 4ls
fie DON BEN Selbfmoroe ibres gfeffau b6rte,
tuar iie iebr be4itrSt uub neiHte bitterltd.
Soraeiferu 9bsno nod bggIeitete 5empeI
isine Eaute 8ur 2ir1e uno als iia 3uritftebEz
ten tiiBte er bic 0Lte 6rGu SdrtIi9 uaO iage
ibr, fe m8Se uur gu 8ett seben, er NOBLE
nc6 etueu Spa3ieraGH9 uuteruebmeu. sic
abute ntdt, mas ibr gfefe I'M S9iIbe fiibrte.
SempeI mar % Sabre alt unS tam ais To-
i6briger BUride aus Ieiner 9ebHrtfabt 10
den mad ben Ser. Staten. SeiHe Ilatter
faGb bereits, ais er NOD Elm Suabe mar.
Ser Saupt9ruub 6aftir, oas er 9tutidlauo
oerIieB, mar, baB er nit lstner Stiefmltter
in uufrieOen lebte uub aaufg befttga Iafz
tritte nit herIelben bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
@efGwi@oGIte gerit@GrWM9s.0 0eTea.
EG1affett.

2amrence, Ss., 28. Iat. - Cine ges
fern bier empfaugeue 9epeide brtngt ole
giO&rid5t, 6aB Sohn 8. 9iImau, nelher uoc
utun S0breu uon bier UeridpaHo, In Comb
fore, Glit., berbaftet morben if. Seiq 2e
Ben trar fir $40, 900 berii&ert, unb ncd taa
gerer 3eit 3ablteu bic Serfderuuga @sieuz
Tdaiten oer angebIi9en 0ittne $37 600 aus.
Die 2eide eiues Maunes tour0e Dor stliEeu
Satren nue benz SabtnuersGerritorium mad
gGmrsuce sebraht auo ben mebrereu BerIo
ueu ole tiejsuise Siumau's tteHtiftJirt. SroB
guetem bebaupteten hie 8srfteraHass@az
ienitaIien. Silman iei nod an 2eben. Der
Setbaftete nirb nus .Sombfoue bierber ges
brudbt ruerbeu, uu6 cine meme llaterIubuA8
Iuu ftattfiubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
SGmer3beite0er

SG)aalet5be5tc9et
u6 bat ucbr Gute3 gdbaH, ats ir9enO ciH bes
taunteS 6cilmittcl.
gcgen 8rrrcuiuugcu, Gurtidnua
Qcu, 8rals uOCr ScttenI9mcrjeu,
&opfitmrrb SuBulueB O0Cr trgCnH
Gin nnbcrCs inBcrli6c5 2ctbCH,
tpcnigc TlaIe augcmauOt Ourt ginreibuns nit
Der 6au0, mirft e5 ME 3aubcr uu0 m1d)t 6elu
Gdmcr5 Glgcu6ltdltd cin @nbe.
Gcgcn Grialtnmgru, ErnuBitts'
9ungeu Gut3iinbnug, Gun8cittOr
ucu, Gut3Hnhuugru, RBcnmatismna,
Rcura[gie, 5sgcui5nB, Sciottet
Greu3l8Mer3gu piD- lin" "@''',, .,, nm
,0ngerc 2InncnOuu9cnuotbpcn0tg, um cine
Scilurg 81 bcpirfcu.
9liIc inucrCu 9cibcu, 59metjCm iM
Gtugrbrincu ubcr Wagru, Grdmpfe,
RrambTanfGGC, Mageuiaure, Bred
rcj5. .Guhbreuueu, RerbSttat, G6(aFs
lnftBfCit,nerO0Ie8 ROpTweb, SiartbGe
laItay W4"E-...U.--r -" 5's'v''r'y -
Sgvsyyl, utyen5tiaGA unb raid tlrirt 6ur1
@tHnebmCu BON eiHcm balbeu bis eiuem gaua
zen GGccl0ffal UOl bon o9iga0g.9igIief" ia eis
uelu balbeu @laiG gSuiier.
pGg~ Seine bCiere Sur ooer BraUItiUntittel
gc9er gGctilfcbcr gibt e8, ais nit 0iaOwag's
Pt0cu.
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g6ma4e N}dnner,

lpel@e thre Doae 2aannestraft unb Glutj,ttat bes
men, ben ,JusenOirenno" 81 leieu 0as nit pielen
Standardization erlauterte, retbli6 ausaeIfoftete
Werf at6t @fihlub iber eiti ttepes eiIoerfohrett.
frpbur Gauenbe innerhaib tlreier 3eit rbne @erfss
srett Der SuaeticiRmoets ppuanciS pieberberseitet
fpurben Seilperfabren e6enio einfa ais bilia Seter
lein eiaener Mrst Sidt IS 6entS In Stamps uuS Sbr
befpmmt paB Bud perfegeH nne france 5useiatt BON
kr upripat &Iinif ano 5ispeHfars", 2s aet
~ STR &erp g}crt, r. b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
efe znmnazEonfereni.

2onoou, %. Rai.-8er 8erIiuer &Or.
Respondent Der y9aiIB gteps" piu pIfisu,
SaB fid] inter BEN &QHmifdreu Der Samoa'
@cufersRi cine msetunugs diebenbett tt5er
Pisen totd)tigen Buuit, OerrutbIta bic oent'
itleu @nti6dOiaungsauipritde, erbOben bat,
unb oaB Die NusfGteu auf baoi9eu Abi4IHB
Der @oxfereus iest tpeutger aitnft8 fnO.
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r. j. r.
DhDwAY'S
z0 READY RELIEF

Ia8 SuUcrldIFgTle uuo itderfle GdmerS4eIs
mitt1l in Der gGtlt, oa5 augcublldtid) ben qud'
lduOFcu SdmcSeu cju &Hoe matt. G5 TT
mQtylidJ Der gy6Bte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29

-3pei 6radt8ttge Der u9ouia 8abu0
colliotrteu geferu friib uabe 8ruulbuu 5ta=
ion, Conn. 3pet Rauuer purOeu getUatet
nnb 1lrei 0nbere t6btIia psrIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29

8eIgrab, %. Utat. - 8abrenO Oes 9e'
fern &beub bier ftattgebabteH Unit Sort
itrittIer. Guirubrs nur0e Elm @eusoarm ge.
tGbtet, etu 2ieutenant bernHuoet uno Elm
Sberf bonn Bfer6e geriiieu uub msbunbeLt.
sic Sruppen purheu uur burd ote fteugen
8efehIe tbrer Sifibtere ab8ebaIteu, auf oeu
TI}nh III fRuern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29

- An6reD Wfc8re9orr bon Der SalQFs
5iithterzEirma UtcSntOlb & Dic9resOr, bat
euf Der jeuer Gtrma geb0rigau gr0seH &audl
nabe albuquerque, WzW., SeIbfmOr6 burd
@IiGieBen begaugen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
Or: W alker' s California
Il S13a;l;]
The Only Son-AIcoholic Vegetable Medi-
cine put up in Liquid Form
Ever Discoyere

II IS not vile fancy drink made Of rum,
poor whiskey. or refuse liquors. spiced and
sweetened 10 please the taste. but a purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Cali
fOrnia herbs
twenty-five years use have demonstrated to
millions Of sufferers throughout the civilized
world that Of all the medicines ever iscevered
Vinegar Bltters only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases, VIZ:
Dyspepsia Rheumatism. Catarrh. Neuralgia.
Headache. Boils. Scrofula. skin Diseases Jaun-
dice. Gout Piles. Bilousness. and az other
diseases arising from blood impurities. and as
q Nermifuge 10 is the best in the world. being
death 10 al worms that infeSt the human sys-
TEN.
II IS always safe 10 take AZ any time or IN
der any condition 81 The system. from old or
young. or for either sex. II Is pat up In two
styles. The old is slightly bitter. and IS the
stronger in cathartic effect The new style :
very pleasant 10 the taste. and perfect fneGi-
1e for delicate women or children. bach
kind il distinctly marked on top 81 carton.
Many families keep both kinds 0u hand. Sc
they form q complete medicine chest
send for beautiful book free
Address. r. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO
a. Washington 81. y. 4. iify
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
DECEivlNG THE ENEMY.
How . Pair OF Red ros-s kspts DOG Away
from Their Young

In the spring OF lsss pair OF red
foxes took up their home on Dakota
farm. They dug several holes on a
knoll in wheat field, and soon after
four kits, or young foxes. arrived.
Every day, while narrowing and sowing.
wheat in the field, says the farmer, Il
saw the two old foxes lying on the lit
tie mound in Cont Of their home. The
kits rolled about in the sun, played
with the bushy tails Of their parents,
and enjoyed themselves apparently asl
much as a group of kittens
One morning a neigh Dor came TO work
in field adjoining, bringing with him
dog, and the dog, with all the curiosity
OF his kind, soon began the investlga-
tion of both farms.
He was still hong distance from the
fox-den when / heard sharp, warning
bark and saw the kits disappear. AS
looked the mother-fox lay on the mound
her ears erect. her nose on the ground,
all attention. The father of the family,
with his tail swinging in the wind
trotted toward the dog.
Can he intend TO attack him, ! won
dered. ! had never heard OF such
thing, and the dog. though not large
one. was still larger than the fox. But
reynard knew his business better than
|. He approached the intruder until
the dog saw him, when both stopped
for an instant, and then the dog gave
chase. The fox. with a bark OF def
ance, turned and ran In direction
away from his home.
At first the dog seemed 20 gain rap
idly upon the fox, but ! watched them
for nearly a mile before they disap-
peared in the long prarie-grass and con-
cluded that the fox was able TO keep
out of the others way.
In about an hour the dog returned
from fruitless chase, and for time he
contentedly followed his master Then
he began prowling around again.
All this time the mother-fox had re-
manned on the mound, picture Of quiet
vigilance; but now, as the dog ventured
near. she rose and trOtted toward him,
and the dog was soon chasing her over
the prairie. Hardly had they dissap-
peared when the mate trotted back from
some hiding place and took the position
vacated by his mate. The dog returned
after time unsuccessful as before.
During the day he was again and
again tempted to a chase, first by the
male and then by the female, and while
the one kept him busy, the other
watched over the young. who did not
show themselves after the first sight Of
the dog.
II is hard TO say which we admire
most; the bravery OF the pair in chai-
longing the dog 30 a race that would have
proved fatal had he caught them, their
Ingenuity in taking turns so that each
might be fresh when chased. their skill
in leading him away from their young,
or their cleverness in throwing him of
their track when far enough away.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
IG

Nsricisns seldom play prsuks on
women. A thefr natural nervousness and
scrsihilitY may be TOO strongly Of
;ected. On he other hand these very
qualities make them Invaluable ss as
sstsnts They enter into the spirit II
the thinT and 10 far better work than
ny own sex OccssionallT they Eosven
further and perfC~m themselves in good
fashion. Thus. for example. Nile.
Catherine, s7nished and cultured opera
singer. Who Rad lost her voice through
Illness. tock up leTe-1emain ss a busi-
ness Within ore Tear she Rad gained
= wonderful skill ard ieVterity and
rhsn I s<- sa~ her wss doing "a nora
credi table work ths1 tWo men out q
three in ths sane line There = a
large nsr, aer = French snd f4er--s Al
women rhc sre similarly occupied All
~ho hsve M aHe = er, se -~s ~er7 rorr A.
through th~i- sr-itude n every citT
where they have appeared
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

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the ori iglnzl business The 'c4n4net
q The Davenport Brothers the sealed
tent 0t The Edtys. tie blood -re1 writing
on the ARA OF Colchester. Jhe reading
Of letters In guHmed envelopes ~
Flint the slzse-~rltlug u >-ade. tie
lsyltztiOn u Home and Foster, and lsst
bugnOt least. the spirit pictures ~
Mime. DIS D~bzE have been O4sdOne To-
Peatecly by mem bers OF our vocation
IN snis work / thlnk ~e are entitled 10
great praise from az believers IN truth
and honesty. The public medium has
through our efforts been driven from
the stage and platform and now con-
nDes lie efforts 70 private seAnces from
which are excluded al butthe contdlng
few Nho take stock IN his manifesto
ti0ns Our second sight" business,
which was started by Robert Houdin.
has been so systemat.tod as TO become 4
fine arr. IL nothing else. II has called
attention 70 the vsst possibilities OF tho
raind and memory and given new ideas
70 the pedagOgae and college director.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
THE
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G
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Tailor Agency,
No. IS Monroe Street.

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Home and Foreign makes Of best wool
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In order to introduce our superior
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or overcoat. style, work and trim
mings the best, and every garment
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invitation TO all 20 come and see our
magnificent display of cloths.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30
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p8el - born sn1 lot made frzfllE<
al1 continual exeec.se Elll g. ! xrea.
4aal. o1s unless @leIe 10 something os-
ggl1 an1 beneath 10y all sclteve
aching. I have noticed THIS -iIe and
asa-n- There - aol pres-llIx Z la5s-r.
amateur ~ yroiesslenal s4s q nys
overs le Ie1 slt4 arrlla4l-9ls IRON
men aa1 women ~ b. -a4xl- see ugs-
tsriss * olr art. la maay csses lAey
succeed ia having their slsles granted
ald become what la-f 10 termed ss-den a
"A iegerceL4ln Alt-o4ga they ~or4
hard and Lonz thsy se-dsm or never yes
a1eaa al aBally they tTop oot alto
gether, tiss4p ppoilsed aad soDstllns
heart oroke.l a. tbelx lac4 " success
~ curse there aze many notable sx-
cepti91s ~ sne rule. ktysr ,. Alien 81
NeH York. Harry Lesls. one ot Frank
lesiiss sons LeEts y Negarzee,
william Allrheld, ths presl.ens
OF ths Palma club ia Jersey
City. and score u oshers have done
some remarkably excel snt work Ia al
most every helt 4 professional magic.
l. fact many amateurs have contributed
odd discoveries ana ingenious inyen-
tons ~ oar ART II. c-rlous chemical