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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
ssr aaEtasFa,npf lit Gawaoa,
geeenFIfhe Spenaans apifsiea Ser gatsn=
LtfeH iiHb Oen @rcteitauteu. Sag Sanl=
trfEfrt tanp PIE Seinttet

Montreal, One, % Rebrnnr. - Die
Spaunuug suIifen Der tatboltiheu uuo Der
protefantiiden Seooherlua gefaltet ftd1 iulz
ner iGroffsr. 80 erlRtren in Der YrOuiu3
Quebec 3Dei nnahbaU8ige S9uIpfeme, bic
eurdl 0ff.rtlt1e Seileuernug, eHtipre9eub
befn @JunohtfBe, nhterb1iteH tuer6eu uuo
im 8srbdLtnlB ju Der 3dbl Der tatholiiflea
unS protshantii9en SeU6Iieruus ju bei9afisu
fiub. 8ie ShH!eu iie5ea inter &oHtrole
einte UfeutIideB @r3iebungeratbes, bem Der
EaroinaI Gaimerenu, aeun ieiner 8ii9OIe,
SebH rUuliiGsiathoiti9e uHo 3shn prOtafanti.
id1e Diitglieoer GEgebOrea. 90 oft Gmenot.
rung Der S9ulbefttmmuHgen oerIangt niro,
erfGrt BremjerminiRer gIercier, 60s Ioldle
abdnterpngen ntdt obae 3uftmmuug bes
ofientIideH &r5tebung5ratbes i'm Barlament
Cinaebra6t tuer6en t0nuteu. Die Brote6qus
ten fn6 8e3muHgen, gegeu ibre lieber3euauaa
iuu lluteTbaIt zines tatbcltjhen Shullpfems
bei3uReueru, befea 9auptlnede anf eiae reIi.
gj6ie @rsiebung 8eYidjtet iinb. 0ns Dies
bas Se1reben TT, ergibt ii4 4. .. aus beg
8bGtIaGe, eaB ton 10, 602 Riu6eru, bic beHeu
@ontrole i'll hieagsa Shuleu uuterltsllt iino,
9048 In tirdltdpeu &T3tebunasalfialtsn ibre
AusbII6Hug erbaIten. Bon ben BGoteftauten
ntr6 uuumebr Uerlargt, 6aB bic B0u linen
fir Stulsuede erboteuea @eloer audi fir
protgfantii9e Sdulen bsrneueet ner6en
ioIen. bod ~ tieism 8erIangen ioueu he,
ME RtTcier sr1tart, 3und1ft 0te @inptltguua
etuts in acknowledgement g2ebrsabE fath fi'
GrSieburga garatbes einboleu. gfn,,rrrT;,b f1rr
eire icIde 3ufinmnng r., ertanot perSsn,
uEb tteits HnbsTr'.cQ!gerbe gerbSLtn;s bat
SuI GEot'tsf~~ag 3tuiidleu GatboIiteu nnb Bro.
'sport,rrt AnIaB gegebeH. g!itt miuter be-
uuSubigt bic Brotef fauteu Der ietta p1hs
ente @iriluB 6es Ssiuiteuz2roens. SAME
0ifriite uno Counties, Die rcd Dor 10 Sab.
ren fait auadlteBlia bon Broteaanten be.
mobIt uurbeu, beftHoea Itt) lest ia 9fuSeu
Der Seiuiten. 2sBtere oarIOrGeu ibre Gin
bdrgGr nit @eib, mn iebe 6lrni, ie6ea 6aus,
no eiR Geftmg@lel beuorRebt, f9gfltd ~
eYpRrben unb TN Auftraga 6es Srbeu8 3u
betptrtbiGaiten. Die Bro1iu3 Guebec bat
iebt logar mad gBiaeereiuisbuIg oeg Or6eas
Ia ieiue irit5ereu ReGte 6urG ibre 8ertreter
i'm Parliament ben goridtag ssmad]t, $780,
eco @ntdabignng itir bic 5at Gai5 5:blnq tes
SeiutttH 2r0ens in 1864 bgi0lagaa51t.a
gdutereten All perpiliFeu. Die $eEtreter
Der Brofin3 Quebec I'm Burlalnsut ae6su bat
Ibfimmungen Die gutI&eiOgHg, uno GO
urte1liegt feinem 3UeiieI 0aB aud oieis Biq
3u @HBifen bes 9tiaiteus GrSsus paiTrt ner.
oeH pirb. gBie bic 8erbdftnifie ii9 gefialtet
5obeu, tf es Elm reIj8i6isr gouilitt Buiidlen
t6miiG ztothoIii@en 6raa3oieu uub prot5fia
tyiGea @uglGnGern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
9QIe'8 9OneD
OF
GOrC6OunO 3 gar

1T felt 0tcIen 9a5reu DEFENDERS gef4aet
ais elm noBubuen6e8 I2ittet iOwo6C far
ale drOnii3en, nie otatcn 8rant6eiten
Der 2uih5bre, ME 6uiten, SdnupTeu,
8rOnditj8 un0 2lit9mo. @iete Eouleno
Go6en bic mo5tt5d.j8e Bjrtung bjeT.3
unidaebaren PraParat3 erfa5ren, uao
Qcr3tc, ,Uis gelc6rtc anertenncn e8 i5YaI,
oob bic geFanot6eils, pclae malsit 5si
3a5creitpn8 6iefe8 glittel5 Urpen0et per.
ben, 3n icacn 8:45ren, tUeLde far t9re fell.
fame Iutpna in iol4:n qaalen6en 8es
idmerben lameit betannt fa6; gang be-
fonocra Fa6 6je36e3aglja 0ie 8riplrate
bon 5OuiG 5Ore5opno (}tn6orn) mo
g5cer an5uenlPfeBlen.
Ga3 Fn6 3par altmo0ii4e ober Uialcr.
pro6te 9eIlmittel far 6roaaidi4e Be.
iie itc9sn 6ei Qersten, mi, 6ei'm
Goltc in POPutaritem @e5ran8 an6 Ru0
nit auocrcn pertbOoLteu SugreoienSien
4smii3 OCrbunbeu in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
RnNt ein ShSpa.

Sartforb, Conn.,, 23 iSebruar. Die
2ei1e oes @bmarb SopIe tpuroe beute Mor>
cen in ben 8uinsn bes pBart Central 30.
ttIsA sefuubeu. @r iii bas oreiunb snau,igfe
Spfsr ber saiaffropbe. Die 2eide muroe in
Der @erfsen9fammer uuter BEN BiuarbIaal
eefurotn uno mar tbeiIpeile pertchlt. Das
linte Eeiu mar sdujIidh Don Der 9iifte abse.
brannt. BobIs mar Elm Wann BON ettpa 2s
SobreH; er bate feline Seimatb uHo I9usf bes
NoGts, mo INNER er cine uutertuuft fiaSen
fonute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25

Gbicagc, %. Sebruur. CINE 3epeid,e
BON 9ubuque, Su., meIoet: ,y4m Donaer.
flag Gbenb erfdieueu gum erfen geat ;, 8eiB.
fappeu" in 3nbuque. Se4s Rann su BferO
taneu, 2aterHeu traseub unb bic @efi5ter
nit tpeiBan Sappen nermumut, gu benz SauIe
oes Diifasl @oruep seritteu. ben fie ersriffen,
aaf Elm Pfero banoen uno nit bem fie aus S:r
Staot galoppirten. yfidt Elm Ycrt wuroe
bon Der Sonoe geiprsGsu, nod benz Slebeu
&arueb'e nm @naoe irgeno pelfe aufmerts
famfeit geihenft sc gelang Carmen i1Iiesz
lid, fld BON benz Yferoe los su MAIDEN uub
in ber 9unielbeit 3u eutwil@eu @r fam
fiirdterIid sedugfigt, aber uuuerlest uaf
5aule nnb bat gar feiIe Soee, ipaEum er
iiberfalleu uurbe.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
@in Ghftaanfr mnrooehefntnfs.

@bicaSo, %. Jebruar. @efern QbauS
81 ip1ter Stuaoe DHroe IN 3uIammenbduge
nit Ter 9epeinnisoOIeH gEmorbuug bes
Qpotbeters 8. S. @lart etue 5rau berbaitet.
Sej'm 8urGieben oer 8giuatpnpiere bes
8O6ten pur6e entbedt, baB er felt mebrereu
SGbrer nnLnutere BeStebuugeu au Der 6ran
clues reiienben 81eoiiors Der p@9icagsaSf=
Sntaoiier @iienbnbn," )" Nameus gB. 8. Smitb,
unterbieIt. Smitb trennte ftb Dor einiger
3eit BON Der 6rau, pabrIdetnlth neil er bon
iErer uutreue eciRqr. 0ir PoiiJet bat ers
mitelt, baB ein TrauenltmmeE uno eiu MaHn
fG in Der 8onuerfags 9fa9t, unmtttslbar
sbe Der @duB abBeieuert muroe, IN oerodha
tiger gBeiie in ber Jiabe ber 4p0tbeie umger=
fliebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
Grnnns.ErhInsn,a

@GeueIanb, %. TebrHar.- .-Seute Wtts
tag erpLcbirte IN benz Eeueu fGStiiaeu @ai.
iertuHneI Haturaas. Gs tparen nur tueniae
arbeiter in Dem EunueI; Die foIgeuoeu erlits
ten ernfIiGe Srunbnuuoeu: Satob geld,
GmeriOn Smitb, Augnf SeInl, Ehu. 6ariep,
gRu. ecugfreet, SObn YtcGisue, Batrif Rc.
NnIih nrin Snhu GnnIiih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
Gsne philadelphia 0aRsbnr9et
S0t1pferItttte.

gbiIabeIphiG, "a. Se6ruar. - Die
s5amburss GmeritGniide 8adets gompaguie"
bat bic n6thiGen 8OrtebruHseu fir cine otrefte
0ampferoerbinbIn9 erfier Slaiia kmiiheu
Samturs unb philadelphia getrofien. Ser
erfe 9ampfer pirb 9ambuTg an |. Suni
oerlafien, uno ibul tperben aabere 8anpfer
am /. Suli, l. Gusuft uuS I. September
foIaeu, Soute oas llnteruebmeu BON BEN
bieiiseu Saufleuteu bic nDtbiae llaterFGbuug
fin6en, 10 tpirb Der Sertebr permanent eiuge.
rtdtet uuo mebr Dnmpier in Dieuft gefeut
nelben. Die Gradtrnten fiab tieIelbeu, ME
bic bou gtep.gorf, 10 SoB bic 8bilaoeIpbter
Smporteure in bteier 6iufidt nit oen JieD=
9lnrfRrn nnf nIeidem SEnse f1ehRn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
GjU 08ttD uea ettan SeirWuscltes
ctffoGtatt,

SerfetzGitp, R.sS., %. Febyuay. -
9cbn Qauahau, Der Better elmer BirtEIbaft
On ber 6euoerionFraBe. 6abtsr, beriuata beute
WlOrgsu, 9bomas Wurrag 0Is ieinen 2ofale
III eutierueu. glurrag, neIder betruateH
mar, erariff Elm Refer nrb ftieB GO 2anaban
in ben uuterIsib. Die gganoe If t0atIi6.
Gannban uurbe tn bns 60ipital gebradt, unO
gurrag ift aus Der Stabt eutflo6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
Wiffoutt'S SemOfratest.

ct. 2Ouis, %. 6ebraar. - Die i'm
Gonuent periammelten Sertreter Der bemu.
fratiihen @cuntp- &omite'n babeu beute be.
idlloffeu, cine ariinbIi9e 0teorganilatiou Der
Yartei, uub guar mad BEN S6uI Diffrifteu
bes Staates, uOrsuuebmen Sn iebem @ounth
foleu bemoiratiide Clubs gebitoet unb Elm
Nnfruf 81 eiuem @onneut Der Club Deleaas
ten 8ehufs Grganiiirung elmer oemoIrati.
i6en Staats, Siga erIafien uereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25

9one on, %. Saunar. SIN Seruer Sbers
lane N tistsr Shuee sefaIIeu. Bel Qberuutt
nHo Sclcthnrn tpurhen burd 9auiueuhiirse
cine aniahl ReuideH setSbtet uuo uisls
Sauier ierf5rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
A9. Sobrgattg.
500 Yoar @oien
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50.
'==;$$ $3.50. 81 81
$50 $50 50 So s25o $50 $50

sgir oerirea beute unS 10 eit e sa ans6b 500 gaar
QalasgeinfOer aas ncm georFebs amren maO EanOerea
popnlGrsm gtocu gerstit tarrr nab tn gemn afra tbr
$3.50 sic Fno ene Sammlnus aus augeriHnen GrSBen Ss
sSoae nueres GtnSrit Seranfes naO ~aSeR re8maB9
fit S3, 81 nnS SIS brtan Sn $3.50 reprantirea Fe bic
pertbboaRen srtitl Der g8e ltnre GnOrtt @6s"oeEts
bat an Oe geode nod TIRE Gat8teit. Se erFred 5 att
1eOs geur oIcn im O8de Mdaners, Saa9ing5', &aa6sa
unb GinSrhosp- III eu 6emernswerbe anO Wett reiaO
%resbra6tt1ug e Huge naoenfeaOe Seate pobl 3n DarS
geu piTen nno iebr liberal patroniFren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
2as fsuns nns MIp.HaIEaRe
g @amsr5snsFtlleuOe Rtttet

Str 2B5It, pCItgs auetnbgtlb Die llrhtsrubHen
Sdmcr3eu lt10cI-. IS rerteht Hiemuls, Dem 9etoeua
cen SiuoeruH9 Der SbWsr5eU gu oerinafeu, oCn DeJz
&tC urdGe bilielben dub berrhbren m0gtu. IS th
.strIi.5 Der grOBe ShmsrSenbsyUiuger uub Bat mebr
Gutes, aIs tT8c1S en luoeres befanntes Df.tel gez
tban. Sei Soptidmepen, Sdbui6mersen. gteuraIz
ptt, &bIumatiSmu5, 6Gd1Hrei5eu, 8crteut1Hgers
GusN6uH9sn, Snet:suWbeu, feiiem 9laters
GdTer3tn unb S6ndte i'm treua, I'm Rdt9r1t oeer
N sen gHsrtn, Sumerisu IN Der Gsbtr, BgufeQeuIs
5iiHbunn, auidpeQtn 6tr gtltufe uuo Stner3en
alFg alrt pir6 0er @e1rautl Uou Railways Ready
Relief iofoYtiqG grieittUuu9 9ep6brel uno Der iorts
9eieble gstraub in WsH9eu saSen cline oauerHos SHE
6efUtrttn.
gternenBlubun9, SlaiInent3unAun1, untgylsbss
cuBuuoung, &ungenen4un0un8, ltlimmen pals,
Gtmunastelhper0gn, 8r3Une, GrppC, &l.lrb,
9opfneb, 3abnDeh, Vclrdl9tC, 8btumatt5MusJ tals
tee {SC6er, 5nnttglroit, BroG6eulcu.
Die Aniueubun9 0es "RCady Reltefn on oeT
Elelen, on 6ensn Der Sdmen oOtr ods Geiben ito
btTuoen, iuiro iOiorti9e @rltihter1nI gelUd9reu.
Sin bClber bis 8u eiuem gluSen 2beeohel rou, To
ciutm bul6eH @lae 2Gatier eiHaenommeHs ipiro IN
Dcnigen Ddnuttn Erampie, lauren Nlngen, us6els
itt, &rbr,den. GoObreHnen, ylero oHtdt, S4lafo19s
ltit RopilutG, Sdrboe, Solify Bldbuugtn uHb 1le
tUueIlidgu Shmer6en turIren.
so Cents Oit 6iaiGg, gu ba5en 5et apot5e'iru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
G%onrFnfnHrot,hs,,

Bangor, Re., %. Tebruar. .-@iue I'M,
rect 8efellte sSetfe beranlaBte baute Sors
nlitt0g IN Gon5's Itil, 3nei DSeiIen BON
3tHamon, bic Gntsletiung bes 3miI6en Ban
sor NIB ct. Soba perfshreuoen Eciitiuees
6sr ,.DtniHer GentraIbahn." Die Gofomotiua
fttI5te nm, nobel Der gBaferfeIiel ieinen Iies
teno heiGeH Subalt nuf ben Sai;er 6eRrn
Gc0eman LIMB beH Goiomotiofiibrer s. Quail
ergCB. Goodman if isiueu Berlebuuqeu erz
legen; bon ben Sniaffeu hee Der Yofomoh0e
,uE1df bttn0lidleR Boifuogaons, mel1er
gislh3eitig in Sranb gerietn. iin0 bic Boffs
@letis Dinb9ett uub @ampeq set6btet NOR
GER.
6norotile, Germ, 81. Eebr. - 3Dei
6radt'ii9e Der orDiliesGtio= =8abu" colt
ljrter heute friib cine balbe Weile n5rolid,
bon bier. Sei6e 2ofouotreu, iomte rehrere
6raGtraggon5 tpureeH oeuolirt, uao etu
Sgiler fam um's 2ebeu. Sin I{tsuerfduo.
niS in 8etng auf oie SHfrufioneu uegauz
Ia6te bas llu8iiid.
2GtlIiamsport, Ba., q. Tebrunr. -
Sin rDroIiG gsbeneer @ilBug Der ,Rortberuz
etntrnlsBabn" pnroe IN oer9ongener giadt
unte Slnlfon bur9 ejne 3erbro4eue S5ieae
aus eem @eIeie geporfeu. Ginfjebn BafIaz
9lere erlttteu lettte uno @ouOutteur SO.
8oIe i6nere SerIesuHgeu. @iner Der gBaas
6ons fiir3te pom Der 86duus berab unS
iiberIdIug fld 3DeimaI. Die grimri9e 9ilte
ueruriatte ben Bafiagiereu mibreu6 ibres
unfreiDiltgeu aufentbalts groses lluqemad.
Nem 8ruusmtd, R,sS., "a. Eebr.-
Cine @nltfon 3pii6eH 3tpei 4btbeiluugeu
zines Sratt5uges Der pBeuninluaaias 8abu"
ereianete tttI beute friib nm llbr auf benz
6tltGen @noe Der bier itber ten &arituuz
0iuer fiibrenbeu 8rtide. gtiemauo uurbe
nerIett, aqaiu eine Qofomotipe, cine Sobiiie
uub fieben s8uggons purbeu bemoIirt, uHb
bic &riimmer berbranuten. Ser Berluf be-
trdat $4,000. Der 8reulier bes hiutereu
sHnasons Der ucrberfeu 4btheiluua uerur.
ind:e oHgeblid5 ben llufau bnr6 Bflidtpers
natldifauna. Der nod philadelphia, Bal.
timore uno gSaibinstOn beftimmte 3eituuqsz
3ug puIce ourh ben SOrfuu orei Stua0eu
aufQehalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
@aGe's a
SONIC BOT 8 ore6ouu0 Cg.uOorf),tnS
Eheer.

eonta bon 6 Ore0ouaO( (glaOortDanO
S6eer.
Uaruuug! U}an muB Fa Dor gadlabz
mungen in Q6t ue5menl
geyIan8t baBer au86ridli9
6ale'5 6untg bou 5Drr-
Branb (anbnru) anb
3Beer unO nebutt ia u;dts
auOerc8 an 6eTen Sttqe.
RD~ Bum 8crtauf bel 4pOt6etern uu6
6ct uQen 0aebi3ins9 s9an6lern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
@trmtfbtc tcIceTaODiI6e 9esefd,tts.

= Die Sperateure Der am Ronouaebe!a
8Iuiie geIeseuen 9obleubgrguerte ner0en
oemnadIt etue @ouferens abbaIten, nm iiber
be @tujalnteiteu zines nah BEN Rufer oes
trhheren 0&Ote=Senbiiates" geplanten Sob.
leHsHncIs 81 beratheu. 3u Der @Oufersn,
pereen aud bic tleiueren Sperateure ber
Soplens&s9IoH YeuuibIOauien's etagelaoeu
nerben.
- Seine 3nbtuugen eingefeut bat Der
goumstEer 2eiltam 8aifat BON Bofion.
Setne Serbintlidteiten bsIauIeu Fd uuf
1914 4,0O6, bon pel@em Betrage $618, 900
burd 9epotbeten iiAer gefeut ifub.
= Srau Srnnt 2eslie bat ibre 3sitdrifteu
gSlufTatee Jiemspaper" unb ,Squirtrte
3eitnne" an 9ru. B. 3. grteu, 9srausgeber
ree uSno9e," oertauft. 9as @tgeutbams.
teft AM be genuuutsu 3eitidriitsu sebi an
pm. Grieu am l. Dlai b. s. iiber.
- SH ben SGooB tes y4rbeiteritterzS
eetle" dnriif setebrt fHb bic 5laiaengas.
Slaler, pelhe fritber Der s9.s4 40" (bie
Stuaten 6fIid BON ben 4uegbnnies eiuitl
Gonaea'e) anseb0rt batten uno i'm 5omme
1886 are osm Sroeu gei5ieOen pureu, neil
fe nd nit hem @tf Der 8iftifts afienbIns
glttelteoer i'm Be3us auf bic 2e5rlings irage
uidbt einiqsu tonuten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-25
Y q B % q VS.
jC 9 tff c IT,
ba5
groBe 2e6er : 9eilmitiet.

@ogFduSia gsltma6ICs, ieiH 9laciyl, purJren
ye8urtn, rctniden un0 tr5i!j3sH.
St. 5}aOpua'S PtGcH Bar
GciIUu8
aler gt6cn oss UlastUs, Der 2sbsr her Siug.ueteb,
ber gJ1rt1, oer 8Ilies uerO ocr Eeltsuy Appel1fgs
itit RupfUe5, &trfopiuHg, D1spcpfic, bid0 cr tsis
oen, Tieber, uuttTsl5ftuHIuouu9, 94moltbJi0rIt
un6 dGtr StOUInqcu bcr inHerlibtn Srgune. RetI
UegeobiHItb, fsiH GuGdfI6Gr, BfHeralen ober ihd0s
Uds 3rogutn eHt5aIten6'
golfdnbiac Ber5Quun1 uirS er,iclt burn Den @ta
byoua 00n.Wa5mGg' $ueu Durb 6ieleiben iUeT6eu
2 y 8 p { p + I a,
9oDfueb, Erd9bsjt Der 2e6er, Iaurar Daaen un6 Gin
buiOlr Sutaro ocr9aieL oa ole qeno1sne SpeNe igre
Hlgreuo5n @I9enhoiten als @rioB iar ben natlrs
tttn geIbrouc9 oes aorper5 lteisIt.
e. geo5odet bic IoIssuben 59mptome, Die pom
gei6en Der Ber0auun9s0ygdne berrubrtu: 8eriiOa
piung, inuerltte 6drou90iben, SlutaHora11 nab
Dem S0ple, lauren DlageH, Qebeteit, Soo0rennens
WibIDiltH gcqel Gpee, cine Sbmere TIM Dsd9eny
iaures 4uffufen, sin e5lfi5l 6es 5inlens un5 8los
piens oe5 Seritns, elm @elaRI oes @rfidsns 0srm
giescn, ssitpdtte Ss5traitgRunfte ooer 8epebe oor
oeu Augeu, Btebtr uuo ShmsrBen in 8opIt, Oers
miu6erts Erauiprdton, @e59cit osr 9out un0 Der
@ugen, SdmerBtu 10 Der Sette, beT Brlft, 6en Site
bern, plosudle @iutbpeaeH unb brennenoes 8etubl.
@ent9e DoIeu ron RubpuGs BtIIen i3ers
Den ben S0rper bon allen oben auseiUbrten eeioeH
bGiyeieu.
grels % Gents bic gaoatsI, gu 9aoen 6d agsH
apos9eferu,
nsnn Elm ggol5sFer cher gaOcubsiger eiegatt
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-26

literary matters it is an American
authority. 1t has place of its own
among American papers for felicitous
sketches of everyday life and matters
of current interest. Its writers excel
in descriptive writing and in true and
graceful portraiture of the better
things in the social side of life. A
reader can hardly pick up paper Of
the better class in the United States
without finding an article quoted
from the Mail and Express. In it's
editorial conduct it is pure and al
ways of a high tone. 1t is sturdily
Republican, and strong friend of
American labor. It's influence is al
ways for the better side, and temper
ance people know it as one of the
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ance reform. 1t is one of the very
best news and home papers.
Sample copies are sent free. and we
advise every one of our readers to
send for one.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-26
The Deadlock Broken. ,

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. N.-
In the Senate late this eyenin. Sen.
ator Robert S. Carr, union pabor,)
of this city. was elected Ppident.
He received Is yotes-9 Denocrats
and Republicans. Withoufurther
completing the organizationhe Sen.
ate adjourned till to-mofow. To
some extent both parties bye been
responsible for this deadIoc. If the
Republicans had nominate Carr in
stead of emitting to makel nomina-
ton. an election would AVE been
effected in the first days if the ses-
sion, and, if it had not ben for the
obStinacy of one Republican member
to-day Carr would have rceiyed the
whole Republican voc. Carr's
friends say he is true Republican.
and will so show by his etions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-26

A gentleman by name of Powers.
who for number of years was John
Wannamaker's advertising agent,
has inaugurated a new business. In
his business he soon found what was
very badly needed was a reform al
together In advertising methods, and
this logically led him on to what
now seems to be bushes of itself ::
"Store Reform Generally" In deal
ing with advertisers he found it nee.
essary to first get an insight, to a GER
tain extent, into a mans business
and business methods, He made, as
it were, a special study of each par
ticular case. He put himself en- rap
port, as the spiritualists say, with
his customers needs-so he could go
before the public each day with an
attractive advertisement of any line
of goods. To carry out the idea prop
arlY he found that the advertiser
himself had certain important duty
to perform in displaying his goods,
and here he found confusion worse
COMPOUNDED at the very outset. He
now proposes for a consideration to
send out competent men who will
first make diagnosis of the case, as
it were, and then prescribe remedies
for the whole establishment, from
porter to the head of the firm. He
will suggest new methods where
needed, Iop off excressences, and
"set men on their feet" so to speak,
all around.
A great change is coming over the
advertisers dream-it can be seen in
the character of advertisements-th
old-fashioned plate which greeted the
readers eye, day after day and year
after year, has had its day, and in
stead, every morning or every week
or month, as it may be, something
new, attractive and instructive will
take its place. Printers ink has
come to stay in every department of
the worlds business, and nowhere is
its power more manifest than in a
new and attractive advertisement in
a live paper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-26

The following press dispatch from
Washington will be of interest to
those who fancy that Representatives
must give immediate attention to all
clamorous offce.seekers
The Maryland delegation in Con-
gress are being flooded every day by
applications for Office from their con-
stituents. These letters are almost
invariably answered by the Senators
and Representatives addressed, with
the statement that until the next adj
ministration is settled, the Cabinet
announced, ana the policy of Presi-
dent Harrison and his assistants is
understood, no information can be
given to those who aspire to federal
positions of any class. If applicants
for Office could understand that their
correspondence with representatives
in Congress at this time is almost i'm
mediately thrown into pigeon.holes
or Waste.baskets they would save
themselves considerable epistolary
labor. Those who make application
now will labor under the double dis
advantage of having their letters
placed where they will not again be
referred to, and of having once before
bothered the men on whom they
will lean for their influence in WASH
ington. Men and women who want
appointments would do well to wait
until after Inauguration. meanwhile
getting their local endorsement and
influence in proper shape. Till the
machinery of the government gets
into motion Senators and representa-
tiyes are in the dark and can and will
do nothing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-26
An American Newspaper.

The New York Mail and Express,
the favorite American newspaper of
many people of intelligent and cul-
tiyated tastes, has recently made
some noteworthy improvements ma-
terially increasing its general excel
lence. 1t is one of the clean. fair,
tolerant and yet strong journals of
this country, which has won wide
constituency for itself, made up of
the best people. 1t has high notions
in Journalism and lives up to them.
In all questions of government it is
always with the moral and progress
sive elements. In editorial and in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-01-26

We have been approached lately
by parties wishing to sell a new Elec-
trio Light burner, and as we refused
to have anything to do with it, for
what we thought was very good
and prudential reasons. perhaps we
should state why we refused to take
ho)d!of good thing when we saw it.
Unfortunately, the basis of all these
schemes is the use of gasoline, or
some of the cheap inflamable oils
which the manufacturers are unable
to sell. The serious part of the fraud
is the furnishing of a receipt to make
the oil non-explosive. Now any one
of common intelligence knows that
you cannot remove the volatility of
of any oil or substance in any such
way. If it could be the Standard
Oil Company would gobble it up on
short order at a mans own price.
The fact is, that such oils are danger
GUS and the law recognizes the fact.
According to state law on the SUBJ
ject manufacturers and wholesale
dealers are liable to a fine OF $500 to
ST. 900 and retail dealers are subject
to a fine of five to twenty dollars.
Besides, if any accident happens. the
dealer is liable to be prosecuted for a
misdemeanor and fined $500 to 81, 900.
The State Board of Health, COM
posed of prominent scientific men of
Baltimore City and the State, have
recommended that the law be made
still more strict. It is estimated that
from six to eight thousand accidents