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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
Sic 2lastattots ae8en Die SeiHtten
In Eatfa0a.

Sttana, Ont, 90. gtui. - Seftera
Gbenb faub bier eiue Rafeuperlummluus
Der 8rotefarteu fatt, um aeaeu bic Seiuitens
gfte Al protefireu. Sisbner bon MSutreaI
uub Torcnto uareu aurpeienb. Die Reaiez
ruuaeu BON Canada Iub bon Guebec pur6eu
aetaoelt-oie 2ebtere, neil fie ben Seiuiteu
9efiattete, fefeu Sus tm guube ~ fafen, eie
Gtfere, neil fte es rahig geidebeu lief. Sc
murben 8eihIifie angeuommeu, in peIten
fid bic gnueieuoeu osrpfli6teteu, fir gufs
redterbnItuug Der reliai0ieu @leidheit ein3us
ftebeu nnb bic SerfafiuussmdBisteit Der Sa.
co,pctattoues unb SGentuugsatte Der 2eD
qislatur bon Quebec Gu3niedteH.
Cine 9epeife aus 0fcntreaI meIbet, baB
eoielbft ebeniaIs cine Brptefueriamnlung
abeehaIteu unb BON ben gnneienbeu cine Be-
titioH uuterseiGnet purbe, In tpelher bon Der
&sgieruus perlaust rptro, bic Seiuiteus 4tte
30 anunQireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
0e6efmnt6ppae GntfabrHR8 etser
Ernif

8tdttn, Sauias. 90. Mai. gin utBFsz
rjGisr 6au Upu @ntfiibruug, Der itf 8eferH
abenS bier erei9uete, bat groBe Nufregung
beruor gerufen. Cine uubstauute 5rau wuroe
con ;pei Naaueru gebuuoen uuo sefaebeIt,
Johann in elmer sei1lofeueu 9utide fortses
bra6t. Die SiiIferufe Der Srau leHftea Die
gutmerfIamfeit BON 3tpei Bautiere auf fi],
bed ebe fie ibr Ru 9ilfe fOmmeu tonuteu,
mQreu bic beiteu NGnuer nit iar ueri6nHns
ben. Die 6rau if uusefabr 25 Sabre alt,
gonutag in eiuem bieFseu 9OteI auf, mo ne
bebauptete, ibr Name iet Srau Reinbarbt
ton Cincinnati. Der BoIiiet ift es nod ai4t
geIuugeu, ben SdIeier bes @ebeimHifes Su
Iiiften. Sc niro tebauptet, bic Srau babe
itteu redten Raneu oeri4piesen, iie famine
ten elmer teiden 8amiIte in SuiaOis, une bic
teibeu Mdpuer ieieu aebuugea pOroeH, nm
fle aus bem Bege gu i4Gffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
asin hrtttfd,es shnnrns. .snnoifat.

QouisuiIIe, sg., 90. Miai. = 81. 8.
Sofbeimer, melber fd fir beu Bertreter Der
Repsg gorfer &seuteu zines britii6eu Spubi'
fats ansgiebt, Iuterbanbelt NIT bieFgea De-
fiIeriebefiterR ;uu 3wede bes 4ufuHfs aIer
Gtuappabreuuereien i'm Staote. 5eiue
Brin,ipaIe mereeu in Der u1hfteu 99OHe
bier anfommen. Niau bilt es nidt fir toahr'
idbeinlif, bag bas SpHbitat ietaeu 3pef ers
reiGen piro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
GrautRftmntteG1t tao @potbeFetr
Sd1ttapbS,

Sartforb, Conn, 80. gtai. - Sas
Suus paifrte eine Siu. tpeIte Erauen, bic
leien nno idreiben tOHuen, bnBu bershtt9t,
in GflI6ifrittss s8eriammluuseu nit3ufim=
men une in iclGen 9ifEiiteu nmtlt4e SteI'
IuHgeu Su betleibeu. 4aiitrt tpHroe feruer
eire Bill, burd pel6e oas Seies nit Se3u9
auf ban @etrGnfspertauf onbin ameuoirt
piro, oas es hen Apetbetern berboten III,
eeifiige @etranfe gum iOfortigen GeEHfe i'm
geIG6itsIotaIe 3l usrlbfolsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
Wlor0 tlttS SeIbfftttprS

Vem=Dorf, 90. Glai.-8ertba 99rsBer,
25 Sabre aIt, etHe uerbeiratbete beutidc
5rau, Uurbe beute 9iadmittag in ibrer Bo1s
Run9 ylr. 403, Bef=142. StraBe, BON Sob
Serten bier Dtal geibOfeu unO t0Otlid Ber.
punbet. Der gi0rber 3eridmetterte fb Oaan
ielbft ben Sopf ourd etueH SduB. Berteu
mar 80 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
ntiae elailatotelt ID spaNien.
aErenoEae lrebtrrafdl,tnas .

9 crautou, 80, 20. Mat. -Ql3 gelarn
8otmittng bic 2ei5e eiHes am 5amEag in
eiuem GIe0eIanber, 8, 6oipital geforbsueu
iuugen gtauues, bic man fir Oieienise BON
Sames 2Bbtte BON bier aelaIteu bate, bier
ltChe Saus bes gBbite, tn neI6em iid3 per=
idiebeue Setaunte gum 2ei6enbegin9uiB etti'
sefunben batteu, gebraGt mar, feIte es ii9
teraus, ba5 es nidt bic Gei6e oes iu19eu
@bite, iOn0ern eihe8 arbereu iuugeu g2aus
mes BON scranton if, beHeu giamen iabo6
bis iebt nod ui6t eruitteIt uerben fouute.
aur3 mad Dlittag ftente Der iunge 0bite, Der
ieit bem 81. gpTtI bonn Sauie abfuaieuO ge.
peieu, fIh 3u Sauie Elm, unO bic GraueI Der
tpanbeIte iidl IN Elm Ereubenfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
Ger GelonsnrEfA

Remsgort, 20. Mai. EoIgenbea
fab bic SdtaBuotiruusea: 9eIb er0fiuste 81
2-2! uub idIcs 5u 2 BroseRt. - Sterling
gEedieL $4.86 -$4.874 auf so Gage uub
$4.83-$4.89I auf S;dt. BuubessSbiiSG'
tioaen: 4 prO3. 129, 4dspro3. 1871, 3.prol.
trail B0ciftc Sc, &beiapeate'Dbio -, @l,e
284, Ditto Bricr. 7O4, SlinOiSsGsntrnl 117tr
2olesShore 1851 RensSeriep Central 1908,
g:ortbsggeiern 1928, Ditto BriOr. 142, yteD'
gcrf Central 1881. Sbiu'Rtifjtppt 229,
Ditto Prior. IS, BittebUrp 100. 8leaoing
46g, ct. BauI 73g, Ditto PriOr. 10,
0efieru.Ilnion 87i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
SnSfattcr. lQnrWI,tn tut gorotpeFfett.

g8tnnep 9, Wtatl., e. Wtat. .-8or etz
nigen 3ngen fauen cauabifde SCubIutz Sns
Oiauer nQd ROutuua uRb fahleu baieIbft
Zen gros &entres rnebrere Bferee. Die
8,e5e purte en- perfolst, uHb es tau tn oer
ginhe hes 8ear=Pups SebirgeS iu etaem bit
3igen Sample, nobel einige bon ben canabt
it en- Sneianeru uno 3Dei BON ben 8ros
8elires setDbtet puroeH. Die Stalpe De
@et6bteteu puroeu uatiirlid bon ben Suota
reru i'm 9liunpb mad Der 8eieruatton &c
brad)t. Belittene cauanii6e BOIi3iftea Der
ioIgt,u bic 8iebe, un6 jpei Saoaner pnro'n
ON Samfa9 mad einer oufregeuOen SaSb
eefnrgeu. Srei bon beH canaOii9en Bferoe
6ieben Ioueu auf Der South Bte9an~4geutu
in Dlontana iein. gBeitere SerbaitIH8en
metbeu in gGlbe ertuartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
ser Wrdfoeut II, s,rnoflnss.

RepsDort, 90. Rai.-Brafbeut 9ar>
riIcu, Yriuatietretar 5aIfOrb, Gtutteustretir
gracn unb @eneraI eep gSallQce tameu nm
go ubr beute GbeHb auf eiueuI 3uge Der
.Beunihluauier Balm" aus gBaibiugton an
nnb nnrSeu bon elmer SrrOflsner 9elssa=
tiou empfauseu. Der BrGfbent iibernahtet
in Der 8sbnuns bes 6ru. Sol. s. Suapp in
Brootluu unb miro morgeu Der @rdbers
idamiidanssfeier in ieuer Stnbt betpobaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
geaMa0tAt.

6arrt8bHrg, 3d., 90. Dlai. - Sou.
0erueur 5arriS bat bic Eobesurtbeile gegeu
ben yieger SamueI Sobuou, gt5rber oes
Gnrmere Sobn SbarpIeB, Iu6 gegen bte
BblIa0elpbier @Gttinm0roerin Sarriet Bur
roms in IebenaldugItde 3udtbausbaft umges
mauoelt &eiee iollten am Stunt ge5dHat
tnfrh hrrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
Sic S~fuaft Oss saoems.
Gin beoeuiiatseS BeTt tn Retp:Seeatnr, Ata.
graFasut eetrIf0n faiGt staeu gsrtte'

gteu z9eCatur, ala, %. Mfut.-Dez
catur unb Remp8ecatur, 4la., bic snsl
neueu Eabriffdbte bes SenneTeetbales, feiers
ten henie bic SoGeubung mebrerer tabuirielz
Ter unternebmuHger, einiGIieBIIG Der BerEz
fGtten Der ,,2onisuilesyiaibbiues sBabu," TO-
tDie Der 8alSnerfe Der ulatteo Roniuaz 5tods
&ompaanle'n" OurA etn gruBes TSet. Die
gruubfseine fir cine SGule uub fir berI die.
beHe anbere OflentLid5e ge5Gu6e nurben gez
Iegt; au5erbem fnno etu n Barbecue" aeToIgt
U0n aineu gro5en Bale, i'm ,Eabernsp putel"
fiatt, uab am Abeno tpur6e Elm SeHermert
abGebrnnut.
Braiioeut 6arriI0n, toet9er bic 8Ittigteit
Der @ntnidelung Der iIoliden Su0uftrie al
rpiir6tgen DeiB, i1idie Den Siitfs.g genaralauz
malt SbieL0s ais YeEtceteG Der 4ominiFratioR
bIerber. Inter ben 1brigeu lutuelenOeu 6es
fanben fdl ote &0ngrsBmitgliaoer Soiep5
2Bbeeler uno 6tutTg 5erbert aus alabama
uu0 Sobn SO. AueH aus 0iiitiFppi, Sberf
u. 9. @oIber aus Seaaefiee, 8r. 9. SO.
SiBpatrtd aus 2Bai9tH9tOn uno aubere bers
porragenbe NiGnHer. itlfsz@enaraIlapaIt
ShteloS belt etae 3leoe, in lpeIdber er bic udz
terlt4e Sttriorge Der 6arrtioa'idlen 4omiHis
fratton nm oas zS1eIergeheu be5 SIosu3
ietuen Sub0rern tlar Su MAIDEN un6 Die bon
8ieIen gebeate Gnildt, oGB oie repubtiianis
i9e Bartei Die Seinbia beS Sibens let, als
irrig OarBufeIen iHAte. gr duBerte bic Sin
fibt, baB bas iogeuanute iitbIld3e Problem
bur9 bic iubufirieGen 6ortidritte 6es 5iis
bens balo uab permGneat 9eI0f tperOeu
m8ge.
8eridieSene anbere 6erren bielteu ebeu1
fans 8eben. Itorgsu iOu cine 8ampfboot'
@rturiiOu Ouf bem Esaaefee 8tuer tattz
ftnbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
ste Geefd,lo:tae tllt 0itogott.

0epbursb, Sag, 30. Mat. - Die
SeeiaIange fdugt teBt an, au9 ben 6ubloa
unii9er 3I nndsn. giatBauiet 9gons, Elm
alter Seenanu, min iie geieben baben, nIs
er abuungaIos an lIfer 6ls iol3en StromeS
eiuen Spa3ergans madte. Sine ungepU5us
Iide BetDeglrg I'm g8aiier Ientte Die Nuf
merliamfeit bes RanHe8 aaf eiueu @eBens
fanb i'm SIuie, BET befen Inbltd tbm bic
Saare 3I Serge fliegeu. 8as lIugetbam lag
quer iiber Oem QubiOu uHb bepe9te f9 mt
srosen idlaugeHarttgen Suroeu 6urd bic aufs
IdduuGnben 6lutbeu. Da5 Gbier, beiien
S0IperumfaHg Der 9G1Be etnes EaIIe5 slei5
lam, beuiibte itd augGni9einlit, un18upeu=
ben, mas ibm in benz ourd) bas 5od5laaO etF.
seeuBten GIusbette ibDer tpurOe. Der ma5
ttae sabeIf6rnitge S4pHuj peiti9te bic
itauube0edteH Uogen. Dem 3uidaHer mar
Ger 9freden berartis in bic 9Lie6er gafab.
rem, bG5 CT fi1 nift BON Der SteLe ,u beuas
Gen Dermodte. 9as Sbier bate fih in,pis
i6eu umgeDenSet uno Habm ieiuen gGeg
fluBabE6lts, mo es bal0 barauf BEN 9es
rhtsfreiie 6es erfarrren 29ous entidwanb.
Der btebere Seemaun betbeuert, baB er o0ts
Iig nitbtern getreieu iet, 3umaL es Sonutag
mar, uuo ntr9enos Elm gutter &ropfeu fid9 tau.
fen IteR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
STE sbat etner g8onnItnutoet,.

Bren B n, &et., %. Wtat.-BrQn 6Is
6oIpb Brauot ergriff geitaru in eiuem plight
den Notwithstanding etHen 8eUOlUer uHb
tGbtete 3Dei ibrer EiRber. 8a8 cine 6erIelbau
mar ieGs uno 6Gs anbere bier Sabre alt. Die
Trau Enfite 6aaH bas iiiugfte Siub, eiHea
9Gugling, nuf uub enthOb ans ben 6auie.
e5ie Ii bts iebt nah nidlt autaeiun6eR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
NHtAS fs1EnnsAt HAA

ebtGIe, Snb., %. Utai.-gIbert
gEiIiou, Elm Giienbabu Bebienfeter, bra9te
aeileru4beu0 ieiuer 6rau cine tGotIid)e S5uBz
iobt. 8as &bepaar bate ttiue &tnOer IHU
lebte Ietr aliidlid, Bis gBIlion Bor bret Uio.
nateu bic Bruu Der ebeIiaeu lIutreHe gu oars
b16ltiaeu be1ufln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
TroTfmaoeu.

Qodbapeu, Ba., 29. giai. - 5tartsr
Hroft trat beute friib in biefser 9egeuO elm,
nub on oeriGie6enen Stsueu btIOeten fih
bitrre gisiditteu auf febenbsn @apGfsrH.
Die QusbebnHug oss Der Ssgetatiou 3useiitSz
ten SGooeug If u0n niht fafgsfsqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
fersFnmfE6ie Gshcgt.

@beIb1uiGIe, Snb., %. Iai. -5rau
Noute @orrpiu erptrtte geiferu cine Sdetz
oung ron Soiep5 @ori0tu, tbrem fiebeuteu
@atteu, bon pel1em fe i4ou i'm teBteu Blus
ter gei@ieoen nor6en mar unb ben fe balo
oorauf auf'6 gieue geteiratbet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
@areaa oes staotsHsesHrators,

q Baltimore, oen Is. Blai 1889.
Die @ommiIidre Iir ben 8nr66rub ber St|aB2n
In bgr GtQet Baltimore 5aben etnen bOit5notseu uuo
oer6efeuen Berttt uber bic gBertber9obun95
guti6Gojqungeu uub AuSgabeu fitr bic 9onoeMNls
runa un6 SdIiesuns osr 8trGheaoitrast, oon
gbaIlesz bis 5ur Bat1p scohrase, In @emdBbeit o2T
geIorhnuu9 ylr. 113, bonn SlIgermetiteruno Siaotz
rattle uon Baltimore an 16. Gttober 1883 8:Hs97
miat, ausgefertigt uno bet mir 5tntetle9t.
IS uiro hiermtt betaHnt gematlt, onB bte8tner uHo
Bldne ber 6eogten BitGheeotraRe I'm Bureau ol5
GtabtzRegifrafors bretfiia Gage lana uou leIti an
BeIionen, n66reno ueld5er 3eit gegeu biz SHtGsiz
6uno 6er gommtii1Te In irqeHo einem 8erdlte lgeiz
d,es gerthts6arFeit barber befe, appeliIt n.iosH
tam. asobn ~, HOb6s
G16,22, ,8,34,7 Gtub.zJlesilEasor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-30
g3t. 129.
S0Ie'8 SOue0
Of
0orC5ounO s Gar

if felt 9iclcn 3o5rea 5eion6sr0 8si4aet
ol8 ein tOo4Jttaenoe8 9}jltcl iop,3l far
ale 3ronii4en, Die ataten arant6eitcu
Ser 2aitr54r:, ME 9uten, Sannpfen,
8rOnajt;3 uao 2,15ma. 9ielc Tanien0
9oten bic po9a5ati8c @irfung 6ieies
uuiddF5ara Braporot8 crfo9ren, uno
gIcr3tc, ,pje 8e(e9rte unertcnuen cs a5erar,
oa6 Die 8eFaa6t4cjte, Blae saueif BET
3u0ayei,sa8 oiefcs 0ittcIa c.rpcn6ct mere
ben, gu icnea ge46rcn, petd: fir tgre6:us
fame Ijrtana in iO(4en qpatenoen Sc.
idmeroen 8amciit betannt ltn6; gong 6:r
fon5u8 Tn0 oie86eii8Iid Sic 8rdparats
bon SOnig, 9orehOun0 (2tnoOrn) uno
I5c2r au8ucnlpfa6Icn.
@a8 Fn6 3War aItmO0iide aber biclers
Pro6tc Sctlmittcl fit 5ronditiI8e 8ss
iawct5en, iie ite6en Bel }ter3ten, pie 6ci'n
GOItc in populartem 8e6rau8 pn6 fnb
nit an0ercn BcrtbOOucn 5ngrcOicusieu
dCuii5 oerbaa0cn in
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2sws oct GanOesBaaptEaSt.
Sic beDctTteheace @rtra StbuaG SeS Gons
8teiiss, - 8ranSs Tit- Tire TosBpeaat8-
felt.


felt.
Baibinstou, 3. s., 90. W1ai. - Die
Sermutbung, buB Der GOrSreB i'm ud9ftea
Sftober su elmer grtras5iBung eiuberufeu
tper6en pirb, 9eninnt INNER ule5r en- Be-
6eutuug. faf aEle BoIititer, rpeIfe nit sen
BrGfibenten iiber bteien BIntt geTprodeu
baben, fimmeu iibereii, 6aB eine ioI1e eins
berufeu ueroen tpiro, Inb alle eiafluBrei9en
Mttalieber bee gongreiies, tpis bic senate,
rem SbermGu, Spooner Il. I. NJ, bic peitere
urlaubsreiIen anaetreten babeu, treffeI Bot
bereituneen, TN SitOber tuieoer In BaI1tus=
ton 3u iein. @s TT aber ntdbt alleiu bic "a,
rifirage ,ionoern in erier Qiute Die Nmeaoirung
Der Regelu, tpeld]e ben repnbIifanti9en Siibs
rern Die @inberufHug elmer @rtraieiion moth,
nenoig erI6einen lISt. sic bnber feineu Gei=
fer mebr I'M SaHe uno DiiroeH es aud ntd]t
mebr tpagen bic Wfinberbeit, ME i'm At. @onz
gres, burb einen 9enaItffreit gum S9Det=
gen 81 apingen, uno thr Sauptbefreben III
baber 6arauf geri9tet, bic 0fentLi5e gtei.
MING fir eurd1greifeuoe parlamentart5e 3ss
formen Al getuinneu, tueIdle, fuie Com Heeo
tiir3lid1 IN einem Wiagasins Irttfet fidl ans
britdte, bic aIte 9feaeI tpteoer berfellea iolz
len, oab In ben Ser. Staten 20I Dtauu bic
anberen 200 abiolIt beberrihen. Sc lJeHis
ger Iusiidlt fie baben, burd Die SftoberuQb=
len in ben neueu Staten tbre Rebrbeit un6
bic 2eifti9teit, Elm GIorHaI innerbalb Der
9artei 3u erbalten, 81 Osrsr15ern, befto mid
tiger tpirb es iiir iie, bic Radt Der serir9eR
gtebrbett eurd bic RegeIn m09lidff 81 erb6s
ben InO Die Dttaberbeit Su fnebeln. Sie
pifeu aber iebr geuau, 6nB Dies bei ibrer
Sbm1he uno inter ben aq9euleinen p1rlas
meHtartiden Geaelu, uuter pel9eu O9s 6aus
Dor Gunabme ieirer eigenen @eiGditsregeln
arbeiten mug, uur iebr i9per m68Iib If un0
Oaber jwei, btereibt 6rei Ufouate berseben
t0Euen, ebe iie nenneHsperthe WtGbtertpette.
ruuqen Der Rebrbsit er;pingen f1uuen, mas
rur baum Der Sau ieia fam, neun fie aHi
ttrer Seite oes SGuies Elm Guorum pabeu.
8ieie @rb6burg Der Radt Der Rebrbett iit
aud nameutlif notbpenoig, um Elm Sarifs
8eiee bur43ubrtngeu, tpie es ote OSO5c,"
melGe fiir Die &rnGblurg 6lrriion's beSablt
baben, oerlGngen uno eaber bic SereittutlItBz
tett, nit nelter i'm paBeisen 9auie" aIle
SOriGIa8e iiber cine grtra'5eiFon aufges
uemneu treroen.
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@nropGti9e &a6el6ert5te.
2lAs SentfAlanp.

Gnoe Oss StStges Ser Sc.eIente lit gsea 2sa'
leu. - Undergraduate 9erabts abee oen
SoO OsS 8apfteS. - nSaTaIp StH" Haset
Den Dlti9Ife6ern oes BarsIet Mrtftofeatte.
Sic gIratif SeR Gsnrsftftg6,
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1ADWAY'S
IA READY RELIEF

3a8 SuDcrIdIigite uno iiaerIle Shmms5eils
mjuel i'll Der g8eit, 0a8 augeubldlid ben qHds
ldubfen Sdmc5eu eiu @uOe madt. G8 1T
uabrlId5 Der QrUBte
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Gin Scttbt BON sGoa'traG Rtmbestu.

Sn elmer On bGS 5tottans9epartemeut ges
ri6teteu RabeltepeIde beri4tet Abmiral Slui'
berlp, Gas uuf SamcG 2ube berri4t uno
naB bic 8ruppsR Der &tusebOreuen ftt auS
mdIta aufl0en. Der IOuir0lr iopte IS
Sffi3iere nno SeeioIOateu, tueI5e Der y Ereas
ton" unb oGunbuIia" su9et6rten, peroeH Die
0lidreiie nad ben Ser. Staateu auf benz
Dompfer naIameba" autreteu, peIder am G..
SuIi in Gan Sran3iscO eiutreffea btIrfte.
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Sd)ueer3b

NIB bat mcbr Gute8 9etbau, at8 irgsuS Elm &
iauutes Dcilmtttels
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Had Two Hats, But Lost His Head.

ID. Lsblacbe, the great singer is
very absent minded. He was recently
at Naples, and King Humbert, who was
also there, expressed desire to make
his acquaintance. On entering the an
techsmber IN the palace NJ. LaBlanchs
found that the gentlemen present were
all personal acausiutances of his, and
asked him to be allowed to keep bis hat
on, as he was suffering from q severe
cold. A lively conversation was cut
short oy the entrance of e chamberlain
announcing that the King would receive
M. Laolache at once. In the momeu.
tary confusion the singer forgot that he
was wearing his hat, took hold of spo
ther which had been placed on a chair
near him. and went before his majesty.
who at the sight OF him burst into a tit
Of upcontrollable laughter. Utterly
confused, M. Lablsnche asked humbly
to be Informed Of tie Kings merriment.
LET me ask you a question first. - re-
piled the King. (which is Your hat.
the one you are wearing oD your head or
the one yon carry in your handY''
plague take it all 10 replied Lab anchs
joining in the laughter, "truly, two
bats are too many for fellow who has
lest his herd"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Farm and Garden Notes.

Squashes grow in very odd shapes sl
times.
It is an Important item to keep the
colts growing.
Corn is not only king, but il Is the
fodder of our country.
Brood mares and colts should not be
made fat. A good thrifty condition is
far better than extremes either way.o
Nearly every farmer has something
be can give away that will make q
brother farmer somewhat richer-ln
experience.
Ooe of the best absorbents of animal
odors around the stable Is dry dirt.
Keep supply on hand under cover
ready for use when needed.
The successful gardner or florist must
feed his plants all they can digest, and
care for them as a stock-raiser would
for bis show animals.
Pile the coal ashes where they Will
be ready for use next spring among the
currant bushes. That is, unless you
take them each day to the hen house.
II costs no more to keep good fowls
than poor ones. Therefore save your
best pu.lets for seasons breeders. Sue
cess depeess as much upon good man
sgement as upon the breed.
Equal parts OF clover hay and straw,
either wheat or oats, together with 8
small quantity of bran, forms a food
equal to the best timothy hay and at 0
cheaper rate.
Growing aud breeding stock require
food to deYelop bone and muscle rather
than to fatten. Matured stock, on the
contrary, should be given food OF fat
tening properties.
An English naturalist says tha. II
pans OF water are kept in fruit and ber-
ry patches. the birds who eat the fruit
only because of thirst, Will take the
water and leave the berries. L is sure
ly worth trying.
Saltpetre-nitrate OF potash-dis-
solved in soft water in the proportion OF
one half ounces to tbs gallon, is sn eT-
ceIlent fertilizer for home plsnte. IL
furnishes potash and ammonia. once
a month is often enough 10 apply 1t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Reading Character BY the Teeth.

"The shape and placing o. the teeth. u
says q journal, 'are not without signin>
cance in the character given by the
mouth. When the upper gum shows
above the teeth directly the lips are
opened. it is sign of q cold and phleg-
matte nature. Short, small teeth are
held BY physiognomis.s TO denote weak
ness and short life, while rather long
teeth, u evenly set in the head, denote
long life. The more the teeth. in
point, size, shape aud arrangement, ap.
proach to those Of carnivorous animals.
the more violent are the animal in
stincts in the person, while the more
human teeth In shape and position ap-
proach to those of the g ramnivorous
animals, the more placid is the charac-
ter. White, medium-sized and evenly
set teeth, which are seen as soon as the
mouth is open, but which are not
entirely exposed-tEat is, which do not
at any time show the gums-are a sign
of good honest natures. Projecting
teeth show rapacity small rstrea ting
teeth, which are rarely seen unless in
laughter, show weakness and wait of
physical and moral courage. The lower
teeth projecting and closing over the
upper range are Indicative of a harsh
nature.''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Injury of Baadaging the Eyes.

The custom among physicians as well
as the laity. of tightly bsndsgins OF
tying up the eye as soon SIS 1t becomes
inhsmed or sore, is bad one. II pre-
cludes .he free access aud beneficial et-
fects of the cool air, and at the SANE
time prevents and greatly retsrds the
free egress OF the hot tears aud moro:d
secretions of the infamed coniunctiVs
or ccrnea or both. Ia those cases, loo'
where foreign substace has got into
the eye, the bandage (which is usually
clapped on the FIRST thing) presses tne
lids more closely against the ball, sna
thus increases the pain and discomfort
by augmeDting the decorations CAUSED
by the foreign body. ibis cannot iaH
to be harmful. In those cases where 'ne
light is painful It is my habit to ao)us'
over the organ a neatly fitting snsos'
which, while it excludes the light, BIZ
lows the free access of air.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11
Don't Fight the Team.

II q horse shows signs of stubborn
ness or contrariness. jus, get mad your-
self, and you can rest assured you are
fixed for the rest of the day, as long as
you want to keep it up. Horses, like
men, are generally set In their ways,
and when horse with only moder.t-
sense gets into trouble with man wi b
only moderate sense the two generally '
have a monkey and parrot time" from
morning till night. Well bred hors, s
are seldom stuoburn and unruly, and in
this respect there Is q striking analogy
between horses and men, Horses do
ellie, 5bsdient and tractaole In the
hands of one man are vicious and un>
ruly in the hands OF another. Tue res
son is, the one knows how to msnag,
them, the other does Lot. Bad dispo
sitions are generally the result Of bad
handling. A few slsps and jerks, &C
companied by a little sharp talk OF 4
few fierce ye;ls, get the most gentle
horse clear beside himself and ready u
TO worry and fret the remainder of th'
day. The more quiet aud steady yoI
keep your horses the better 1t will be 70
them. yourself and all concerned.