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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
egtra GtBuus Ses Genats.
5;e borgtImIaaeue GrnsREun8 bon gPeIiaIs
Sumtte'u aar etaTbtTeraa8 unisrer Sc
5tebuuGGn 81 Rertfo, Central 9ta'srtEa
asstr pGeE9unTen

CUW1Ak 8HC SEAIptUeINWB NNiESSk ~
Stsbuuesn 81 gertfo, Central !tatgrtEa
uac gSeftinoteu.
g8afbtugtou, 3. G., 18. Rar;.-Sn
Seuat pug0en beute BeihlHffe aiugabra4t,
relte Die &Omite'n fir Erauen= Stimmreat
uno fir Ser9r6BerUu9 Der Bibitotbaf autortz
iireu, loabrano DER G0ngreBferieR tt 5iBun8
Su bleibGn; BEN g0mite fir IGufeHoe 4G5ggz
ben iibrpteieu.
Der fitr5lia bon Gibion (2a.] eingebraate
8eihluB al 9uHfen Der @rneuuIag eiues
Spe3ials @omjte's neIdae itber YerbeierRng
uRieTeS 8arfebrs nit Utertto unb @entraIz
gnlerita beratbI&lagen Iou, gelaHgte ;gnGhf
3ur SprQte. @tbl0u proteftirte empbati4
gegen bic bai Der arRea grpdgung bes Bes
idlEfies pom Blatt (&oau.) uno Qa0rriu (St.)
gemadte Inoeutung, bag Der SorlGIa9 ugr
Quf eiue angenebme Spristour auf Soften ber
8iegterung biHjieIe, uRo oaS CT (SibiOa) ua1
6er @ruennuu9 gum 8orfger bes nor8eiGIGz
geuer Spa;ial @Omlte'8 trabte. gr lGgte.
Cr babe ben 8eiGIuB Gu8eboten, neil oa3
Self 2ouifaHa's an benz 5unebmeneeH Ser
fsbT nit gterito in bobeu @raoe iatereifirt
Ci. 9Iid}t meniger, ais Is 8ampIer jeiea
nit oen1 Sauoel sruiden gfeD Orleans uub
ben mertfautIGeu uno ceutraIsamertfGuiI5e
pafen beIdGittgt. Die @iuiubr BON gttrifo
aus i'll bic Ser. Staaten helaufe iib auf $780,
100000 pro Sabr, oteieui9e BON BEN Ser.
Staaten rad WgTtfo jebOd uur $8, 900 coo;
l.rer 9rose IlnteriHte6 bepeiie, baB Elm
&eulmniB fir urisreH SanoeI nit gterIfo
bsfebe, tgeIdles tte NHfmertiamfeit oe5 gOas
GIeiies erbeiita.
Gofe (Eer.) ertDdbute etneu Dor mGbrersn
Sa1ren bon BEN iett oerforbeneu 9teprdlen=
tanten 9ufiG0 S9Iei1er ausaeGrbetteteu Be-
gidJt iiber uniere 6auoel8ba3tebIngeu 81
Eeras al8 eiH 10 tiiangas uub unfafenbe8
Document, ME eS iiberbaupt auf8eieet ner=
oeu t6nue.
Ser ituebenGe Bedding p1roe benz 60
mite fiir Sanbe! iberpieien, uu6 Der Saaat
gjua oaun in GretutibibHug. gia5oem bia
&btiren niGSer 9f0fuet pOrbeu uarau, rplro
oer uulGu0f BON San tEla.) au9e60tele BE-
'IIuB CUR @rnennuug eiueS Sp p.}tal= Son1t=
ta'8 beipToaGn, fpet9a8 cine 4uibefaruug Der
8ajte5uHgeu jniIdaH ben Ser. Ssaaten,
guba nnO Quteren neiinbii6eu Snielu aus
Erebau ou. G3 entFaab etle lGn9ere Bis
tuifou iiber Die Srage, oh oem Seuat li5ers
bauPt b0s 0ieht iufGbt, f5 tn ciaer gu Gres
tuti03neden einberufereH @rtraTBguq nit
EesisIati0seiddften ab3ugebeu. 8ca9 (0sI.i
tieit cine Reoe, in peIder er ieua Srage Ger
uCiaeEo benutporteta. SHERMAN % uao
Hlatt (&Onn.) ar9umentirten, baB Der Ses
rat Elm UOItommeHe8 8edt 3ur Serhlnos
Irrg ir9euo pel9er @eIdafte babe, uno 0aB
e6 fd uur um 6te 5rage bau6le, oh aiae 0ers
ar!tge SeihdftiguRg ratbIam uuo pafeu9 lei.
-Gbre itber bic Brege 3u enti5etoeu giag
Der Senat auf'8 yieue in 9rafntiuIbuus auo
berta9te itt bGHn I'M $50 bis morleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
CuropajF&e Rapetberi8t,.
UcHHiaeB aus 6raaFrsih. -@BeuIaugsF'b
gcOc sH %uatB.


BlrtS, IS. g,a3.-- E5ugS flH0 Be-
fern Gbeuo III @tusu oes 9laeTalS GcLl!z
ger Gin Sanfstt fctt, U.i Ual5eu senator
y.aquet uHo mabrer: Udt9lie6-r bgC Dept
ttgtels&luueE BuQeEcu UaLsn. S}lt &alIe
Ieiaer GiI4rebe spiCB yig1aet barauf bin, pte
.GIt e8 'si, flir cine 9CLG3lgtg Jl2pl1lt ois
,G.lIItuBuug ber G0uiar1ll.1au iu geUiugea
uL0 III lEb1lteB. ECUllE1tv, igAr cr Tort,
Uer0e BEN gla0e ben JellgIo'eu 6rl2oeI
njeoer gabCu, tabem e. Der EggiuT Der Ser
tol5Eus ela guoe MAIDEN Deube. SoullH8er
u,Jee aa ca5 gaun QpQeuEgr, nab ueHH Dje
glatiOn f1 bafiir eutiaUoe, og5 Gcul15oa.
aaIrGGt 81 erbalteU, 10 ICeEoe blG rgttgt0le
6r1ge an Sabre 5tUags in bic &HmPeIlam'
Ugr gtDorfln uEo Ger 6r,eoe IL ea5 3g-riii ne
6.aaiygjd Dte6gr ein}iebeu. Geusrl. Bon
larger fCi9tE nit elmer i.,Her ltb.IGeu GtabeH.
r&la GOriuoat5eH," i18te er, nmglSe mir
lc.5en, pllIen 5U gut, oa5 1ie Deragluu3 Der
4IgEarale c1ue cine ilgttbare biu.t5e 5tes
uoIut0u uuu6alidl tTt, uR0 fia 2Gt.area G5 cas
GER berett, bic 8itpIbul ~ uHtgrtlg u, TO-
bal0 hteieibe U0m SOIte ourh cine aug.u2ue
&blilnmuug anttoutrt nOCoeu it,"
Sum SdluB UerDa1rts er N6l bGlcgea,
on5 eC uuo Ietue 4nEaagGr &er'1D6uay im
Sutereiie Der Ytouartje eieu. 4ug3 mas
ne EoutCuf Jet, Der betuC'eu 28lgtbi1lf. eller
parIlmsutariIaau 3}tpHb,l Elm guoe 1u mas
bGH.
Die c6BieEbltIUaH SOHrullc cclIdreH. B0Is
lGugeC's geiirige 9,eCe Uer0e feiHc 0loaiE}is
rung in Der pa.uag Der Gonigr5a,j0eI be
nertffelItgeu. Die repubLitauideu Slatt2-
MAIDEN BEN GeEeral &oruiiric ne9eu Oey
Eiferte, bic er in ieiUGr 9}eoe benz 3,lcu3
m0ttc. uRtpubllQue 5ranc7j'e" ertlart bic
5leoe fir cine frate BeIelblgun9 ocC Ea-
pubIit bic ui5t NIT filler Gerahuug ubar
gougen Deroen t6uue.
Der 9er8og o'4umale III ann Dir't-1r Der
iran30tihou 4tlbemie fLtr oas g5dta Bier
teIlabr grpI5It uOCoeu.
Ste gatiier IiuaniTriTs.
Rari5, IS. WIJi.- &ttteu egs Comp.
totT . '&acOmpte" idICfeu beu.e IL 100 Er,5..
DSocitte oe8 W}etaur" az 56 EzlH.5 25 Sen
times uuo U3EiO Ejato" 81 3gG BraGc3 25
@tHtlmee. Die Stlumlu8 Der 55LG g1r
Tn Al9gIqeineu cine fe1e.
Dem SeyaetmeH mad 'ou,u 11u gG0mp.
tOir b'Gscompte" i'm @aa}eH 10000 600
5rauC3 b0r9eitofea merOeu, Uater Der Be-
Dtaguug, ba5 ba5 game eiuae5a3l.2 &apital
Der AHfGIt an bic SldUblgcg GlGrtI79au
tDtrb. Die Banf ION 5rauirai5 fol- ol3
&or?edt aui SO, OOO,OO0 5cauc3 5a5su. glz1
bGIt es fir 3ueiftI5aft, Oh oj. absg.u 80,s
coo 600 6raucs Our9 Die Qtttoa ua9 Eiau,-
tiruug be8 ggomptoir b'GecompG" 9eoed.
DeroeH t0nEen, QlieiH GtgllHtgeH, Delb2 5I
oem Sorihufie beitrGgen, i0ueu bas Bris-.
tdtarG4t bel Ger DISCRIMINATION Ger SaHt er-
bQIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19

Set gauau,aFauaI.

Burts, IS. WdrB. Die ~ nEnnaHatlual.
@eieuI6ait" 0eridHoet, baB cine Dsilerc ans
bebauHg be8 prO0jiOriheu G0H.raI-3 nit oeH
@ontraltorea QrgQugtrt DorbeH III, wooGy5
bic @rbGItung Der gBerle uu6 be8 Dtl:gytaI5
ggfdert ntro. Man bcfi. nod tmmIr, oaB
cine meme @Ompa8ute gu Stanoe ae5rl4t
nFrfPu fnfrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
Ser faeIn1ttnrFf.

Ner - OFT, IS. glari. - Folseuoes
ftno bic S4luBuotiruugeu: gel0 er5Huete 5u
2-2t uno ihIoB III 2 Brojaut. -- SterItn8s
8etieI S4.85-$4.85a auf so Gage uno
81. .88-S4.884 auf Sidt.-BuHoessG
tioaeu: proB. l291, 43spro3. 1913, '3sproB.
=. = Aftien: abams' grpreB $50, &eu'
tvni- Baclflc 81, &beiapeate Ohio -, &r!e
265i eitto Prtor. 671, Suiuotss Central 1885,,
gaie Sbore 993, yIepsSeriep Central 92f,
gtortbsg9efteru 109, bttto Brior. 1864, Stem
gort Central 1868, Gbio. .Riifiippi l9t,
bitto Brior. g., Bittsburs 1877, Reabius
435, ct. BauI e1, 6itto Brtor. 98tp
gRsfiern,lluioH Sat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
SGtI0ua

cLsr 2sistu bss Wa8trs, ber geber, bsr Ejrseuest,
Der Jasrsn, oer Bias, r5rUJiar JsIotu, 0ppcduJFgs
js.-, aopiUe5, Berf0pfUng, Dgsgc5iis, bui0ey Gtia
teE5 igEbEr, r,tt55tU-B1uouup, GlWgcbOt5en
ur5 a-et S-oruugsH tgf tElerljden Gr3a1l, g}afR
1sgs.c5uit, ten EUetN.5GE, BlineraUgu 05sE itdsa
GLs GI08utG cUi91,.sH3.
9CIF2u51e gIbaugnT ,gir5 eyliHt 6uyb oeu ggs
g--u1 oou Rlbwa9'5 BllgU, GuIt 3igia6gn i9sJ6Cl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
Gnfae @nbeInantfhell.

= Su Der SutbebraIe 8u 8elgra6 faao 0or'
9eReru etu @ottesbienff 3u gbreu Der C5rous
beitt8uug 6es 66ni95 aIeranber fatt. Der
8onl8, ieiu 8ater gr=30nlg UliIau, bic &ez
geHttn Hue bic Isiuifter pareu aupeieao. -
Die gou6oner gGatbare GrhQeria. g0ms
Pa8ute," wel9e tiir5lid Uegen 8eya53e gez
gen 6ie 8ieJiplin Il. (. 70. nuigeIot plroe, tFt
nteeer IN tbre irHbereu PrtutesieH eiH8eIest
nor6eH.
= Jtadbem bic jpsite iduebii5e 9aaz
oeLatamTer ben .Gntnurf Betreiis 4uier!es
gun8 etues @rport3oues auf giIeuer} 1srmors
len bate, III Die geuaunte 8orlage am 5auls
nag aud BON Der erfea SammGr absale5nt
purbeu.
- sam. Garter 5aG, Der britiiae Sariit'
fteler, ift geforbeu.
- 9arptmauu 8iBmauH reita aef.rH BON
GnfYo nah Q0u4ihor nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
.gNeIsfnnblns0lFnE..n.

GsE0tbere, 9t.zS., IS. 0tGrE, - Su
oberen 2HarteEz @ountp MAIDEN fi) ieBt Die
,,s4etBtcppGu" bemelt5ar. ole iiattetsu
fitr3ia) BEN 2otalpoutifer 9ouug III 4Q1=
ruhg eiEen 8eiudl ad ug0 lteBgu fdl Oas
8eI'prCacH bon ihm gebeu, oaB er igiue
EeUeaspetje an6ein uplIe. Sa Srluuuin;tn
iudlteR fie Sr. 3. s. gemDus, eiugn aQgez
mein bGIGantaa DGgnI, auf, lcdteu ian IN
beu Gaoeu ten 6Tu. 9In1ou, 3cQen ibn bic
SQdeu 6om geibe NIB biirfetau i1u nit 5etTe
uu6 beiBGm 8Gfer, Obne &Itf4t, o5 oiee
0l'auug IejuGr 5aut 5u empfiuoli9 iai ober
Ut1t, uu6 tros ietHeS Sd)reieHs uu0 Striu=
bens. VIC lte lbn tDittiidj relu5eual6eu bat,
len, i!eloetsH iie i9a IN elueu neuea, aubsCea
GU3ug NIB eAtlieBea ibn nit Der ue5T einz
oringiiGsu, als freuR6jid)eu gaaruunl, baB
ne, QuG o1ae Ieiuen gBHGiG), bic 2ide bg3
9eie5eS Iber uotbDea6i9e f0rperIi5e Reius
ltt]fett 5ou uH6 gang bel ejaeu1 etnaigeu
3lIdiau Sur llniauberfgtt iejNereits burd
trafttgeS GbideIegu jaines g0TpeT9 tbcerIeit5
ausiuueu nurbeH. - Gin Farmer. Der i'm
8sroad5t ffabt, Elm 81 tnatgeS 8erbdltutB
o.aaa,e.s ISil,tI B~.- tDobupett5mG8tg 5u
begitaitigeur erb!elt Uou 'bEeu 00IldufiS cine
gBlruuug.
BbiiabeIPBia, 18. gEir3..- So5n
2Bes.cp Sumpbreg, 10 Sabre ait, ffarb gez
fern In ieiuaTiGObnuug, Ilr. 1858, 2apr1Et3z
Stra5e, an gsa6irneut;HRtuag NIB 0lideuz
mar|erid iiteruug, Der auqebLibeu EolQe BON
8erIeBuEgeu, bic ibm Douuegfa1 lben0
uou etuigeE @eidbrteut NIT 0eaeu er ggBefBs
Icppea" ipieIte, bci9e5radt noCeeu nQreu.
"a Der Qr3t, peIaaT btH Sucbau beblu6sIt
batte, itdj neigerte, RiaaH Eo5taui5eiu aus
iufeQen, 10 nuroe Der Coroner beuahrihuat.
Die ug8eiBtoppen" gGaltar Smith, 10 Sabre
alt, ST.. 2949, 2apreuceFr., @. 5H1len, Is
Sabre cit, 9ir. 1854, Qluranceftr., DIidael
nuo 9oiepb 9tnOu6, I3 uuo IA Sabre ait,
gIr. 281G, EapreuceRg., NIB Sboma5 DO
lobpe, Z Sabre alt, gfr. $40, &ambr!afr.,
mCbnbaft, tpelde ON 8oHnerfag nod 5ers
baftet uHo bonn 8OIi3eiJi9ter Qadltt commit
tirt n1r6eu tpareu, nm ben SerIauf Der Ser
IeBuugen abjum1rteH, p0butea Dem baute
abgebolteuen SHquet bel, palter ieooh uis
Der Guee Grnarten in eiuem g8abrIprUGe res
IuItirte, tGut peIdem 5unpbreg aus uatitrz
Iid]eu llriaGen farb. Die iun9eu ygBetB=
tappeu" mHrbeu Saraaibin nit elmer titbttz
gen Stra'Prehiat euJLafgu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
9000tfGlefttlFdt a pieifa SO gIEnrh.

u a OtIIe, 8eln.I Is. yIlri. - Sine
Spe3tooepeide BON 5uattuaooH, Eeun., an
ben pHmertcau" Iautet: MSS mtro lest al8
btfjmut aa8enommeu, bas Bm. Tlopsrs,
iejne Frcu upb jpei RiH0er ermor6et muvs
rem, ebe bas 9auS in Sranb gefedt uurbe.
&etm SuqGeit fan6 man i'm Rcpfe cine 84n=
ce. I3an glGubt, baB etue ganoe ,gloous
ibIual8," nit benen 6t0pers auf gaIpauutem
EuBe faHo, ba5 8erbreden BarI5t babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
@otc8
GoHi8 Uon 8 orttcuas ,giuDcgWuH0
G6ecr.

0arunuB! Dian u5uB fa oor 9}ada6z
mua8n in 9lat ne5ucng
8erlan9t toBr la50radlt4
9atc'5 9untg ION 5ores
Bonu5 (ga5orn) uH0
G8ccr un6 nc5mt ia aidt8
glu6crc8 an 6c1u Steue.
BI3 BUM Grtauf bel 2lpOt6ctern un6
bci alien W.6i1ins5Suolcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
@flheInt sen.

ggibeIn1 Esu, Der In Ronaten Die Shpeqe ietnes
8atsrbauiss nibt lbertreten bat, ptrb eriuht uah
Snuie 81 tOmmen, 6a feline Ueuter ebr trant ii.
uuter umfGnbeu III er berJIit5 piqtommen, uno
glles III nergeiien unb uer9eben. 2Bir tornen tuar
neaen NtutteTs Srantbelt ten gToses 5eit 9oen uno
ein eemditetes Ealb ltlahten; aber tuenn er it IN
feineI Gbipeienbet cine grdIung BugeBogen bat 10
balten mir tets uerihiebene RIaiden BON Bishops
Reliable Cough Cure (Biibop's Suften:UeoBtn)
Su Snuie, bu beien @ebroud er ber3ltdb Diqtommen
1T, un6 er iuirb in einiaen Ga9en turtrt iein.
(Tebr25, JAZZ Sein Batter 8ilbeIt 5eU, fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
= 9lLpIuIanu 28lBmanu relT!e a3FtlH
Gairc uaG 3Qn3ibar oh.
sgarPf ttrs g5tYe.

2oHbcu, IS. Rdr3. - Ser. 9taateu'
GbIigatipueu: 4zpro3. 13l, bitto A prog.
TO- &ttjeu: g.s@.sB, So, bite Brior.
6, Canada Bactftc 49t, Grie 23s, Ditto
Brior. 1O5, Suiuoi8s Central 1I2, IleIicaH
AZ, St. $nul 633, Rerusgorts GENIAL 10,
YeuHigloanta 553r 8eabiug 225, gtegIcaHs
Central 714.
2toerpool, 18. Mlar3. -- 1890 Ittts
tags. SaumwO1e: gtittellorte G5erlauoer
llll6, oitto giep Orleans -. Die Bet
tdufe betrugen 5000 Bauen, Spetu!attou
uuo &usiubr 1000, 3uiubr 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
0roRer sotIetten. .srhnrte,,,tnts,

NapiCtsgerfauf. Sieis Q8ote II Stolen 90 Sts,
bllt9. II Badete Bapier am Srabt 81 Gents. IL
&atee BON 1000 glitsrn @ontnentalzBapierg
$3.50, &rd9t sun @elunobeit, RenIhfett unb Inz
nebmlittett bst. ,. gS. 9IafS & ontp., gir. ,,
Rcen7 SQlulNoIerrQRe. 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
3 sp ep IA,

aogige5, Ir585ejt 5er gt0sr, Taurlr Ulgen uub ,tr
5lolr SuFaHo oer5utel, 90 bic aGn1Neat 55si2 itEt
1-1ItHtel 1l9tultlitau ais GtilB IIE tgu ultlLr
ten 8I5tcu4 ce5 25r7tIs gisieIt.
"a 5eo5ahtct bic forsca5eu Symphonic, biz Jou
-.tn 5gT 8tJoluuDg5orqang 5grgu5Tsu: BEyfgs
-EaHe, Euclt1e cEU Ju5gbaB, GlliGlblGug ul-1
5sn E1gIes iCurtn UllHsg, Gghc.'st 506BrelHeus
--.tcT-lLtH gegcu Spci|e, cine S1ugre i'm U!l9euz
.1LJ-s AuiioEgU, Gin 8tiltl bee Su'tu5 Uuo Elos
-fe-5 o.s pgr5w5, Gin 8-fItl 5l5 EIhtgu5 beFuI
-sggrs 8gitDdd5lt Sa9trgfr Bunlte Jter 9smebe guE
cen 4ugen, 5tebcr uIo @tmgrsen TN g0pit, ugra
ur6lJlt GrouDul,i9H, 8glblett ogg oQut uub bet
G-ggn, GtmtVsu N btI Sglte, oet BTa, ben 5uss
5slr, DloEU-e 5,ul5UtIeE uu5 brtuueu5e5 Befd4l.
Llrgc Dozen 5on Ra6p 6's BfIIen psys
.7r Ben &3J9st 1oa 1ltn o5ta ca3siu6ua1 g;l5tg
gs.JsIEG.
Bus IS Gsags bic saaatu. gu 5a5sn 5a a1at
Egg5.igrH,
9aa1 etG Gpotbeter o6cr ga5eu6tHssr ofeItttt
B-omCg5 tilen udt Dory5tai1 bat, 70 itif. % SEE
I-t alt St11,a oosr si1ca Dollar ilr f1ai S9l4a
...H on 9 10 3 s. 5 o., Jll. 81, LgGuU 5TtF
s.-DzJoI'' uao MN i1itaH te SUP pes EgEBl.
Sbit. cine Syisfnarte an Dr.. Rabg1g &C o.,
gsJ, %, LgaTrensStt., gtns9or'. SglgarIus, 1aA'
lla5l ptI!Qs pIto Gu4 oaiQT 8uaeHits DlIo2a.
IN tas YubIituu. Bsuar.t nur q 81
- e 8 tuo u0er5su9t GG1. tGB 5tr J.1Wg RAD.
W - Il Cui 1Elu IN bC5 ftE t1-Ift.
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Dt.ts luner4olb bes StabtDeit Eibss CON B1Itimors
po5nen uno ttlue&igeut5aMtT BON Baaroguu95glat5
5sH 3ogt slnes 2beile5 zines olheu lui u8eE5 tiTtl
pueogole bala9taI Staot fn5, mob GtDa5 oagIm 5ta
pen, mop Gun zen NBEniA be9en, 5ui1isl ellra
loldpen tA meroeH, beuabrtntigt, bag 9Hbnp'a euH
Esn@ 9eot1Iu Sutea un6 GJtiIiurg nnI Qel1s uHg
SnDmeludt uUb o0rBeitgem L0oe D0rbeujt PS-la
nuI 70 Gents. Vie Npotheter 5erfnuien re.
Sn9op'S SuheusD(eoi8tu Ia uuter oeH 9tdMeh
sBlshop,s Reliable Cough Cure tn Gltn agStass
ten 81 aabeRs HaB Bsfme letHs 8UesIs' (3f-N0SA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-19
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ter iaraeIit!idcr 4rbeiter fat. &s bethel
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The Somerset reporter., 1889-02-21
Current Literature

We have received from the publishers, ~
West 23d street, New York, sample number
OF Current Literature, a Magazine Of Record
and Review. 1t is issued moathiy, with one
hundred handsome pages double the size Of
larpers, and printed from clear, bold type.
The contents are both original and select. Il
The I'm igazinc is planned upon entirely new
lines, and is intended to cover the field OF home
and foreign literature-both newspaper and
perodcals--that at the end of year, the work
will be practically an enclopcdia Of the subject
in two volumes, issued in monthly parts. In
the number before us this plan is admirably
carried out and the result is feast Of goo things
for the general reader. and in which every read
er, may find something suited to MS or her
taste. In fact it is one Of the most interesting
publications that has reached our table, and is
richly worth the subscription price Of 50 year
Address Current Literature Publishing Co, as
above
The Somerset reporter., 1889-02-21
The Inspection Of Beef.

Although the association or butchers
failed to make an alliance with the grow
ers of range cattle at St. Louis last fall.
the members of it have succeeded in
bringing their inspection project before
the Legislatures of several States and
have procured for 1t the support Of thou
sands of farmers. Their bill has been re-
jected by the Ohio Senate, but it is re-
ported to be pending In the Legislatures
of Kansas, Colorado and Texas, and in
PENNSYLVANIA its foremost advocate is the
State Gange.
What the advocates of this inspection
bill want is protection for the producers
of each State, against the producers IN
some other State The bill forbids the
sale of beef and some other kind of meat
in the State in question unless the ami
NAL whose carcasscs furnished the meat
were inspected while alive and within the
anne State.
1t Is desired and intended that by
means Of the proposed legislation tn,
transportation of dressed beef aud other
meats from one State to another, aud the
sale of the same outside of the State in
which the animals were killed shall be
prevented.
But while the real purpose of the pro-
moters of these bills is to exclude dressed
beef and to develop the business of grow
ing cattle In the State for the beef mar
ket by means of an inspection law that
would be equivalent to a prohibtory tar
i'll, and while In the discussion of the
subject they admit that this Is their aim.
yet in the formal advocacy of the meas
ure, they pretend that they are slcitous
only for the health of the people. They
assert that only by such inspection with
in the State can the sale of diseased meat
be prevented. All this deceives no one.
1t is not probable that any State will
pass the proposed inspection and exclus-
ion law, but 1t NAV be that full and free
discussion OF the pending bills will not
be made In vain. The transportation OF
dressed beef from the great western
slaughter houses to the cities of the cas-,
will not be stopped, but the most rigid
inspection of all cattle at these slaughter
houses, and Of all beef either at the place
where the animals are killed. at the place
Of sale, or at both, will be demanded.
1t Is stated that careful inspection is
now made At 1.-THE slaughter houses and
that the slsughterers will gladly submit
TO any further inspection that may seem
to be required or that may be ordered by
proper authority.
But the truth about the communication
OF diseases from animals TO man through.
out the agency Of meat and milk is only
beginning TO be known bv the people,
and the inspection of the future will be
much more searching than that of the
present The time will come when more
money will be speut for the eradication
OF Tuberculosis In beef cattle and mich
cows than ID now used ID. the suppressiou
Of pleuro-pneumonis- Thorough discus.
sion Of the subject will Yield some bene.
at. even II It be suggested and caused by
foolish exclusiou bills.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-02-21

]. +. Chase has had on exhibition at
the state House still for purifying salt
or impure water. With an ordinary tea
ke..4e arrangement !,e ,,as!!.i,-s- ~.
at the rate of gallon and half an hour
IL is for use In the alkali regions of the
West and for use on ship board. 1t Is an
ingenious and useful devise
The Somerset reporter., 1889-02-21

.1o/ice III Eo1pc/0Su,.e

Whereas Reucl Williams, of Scion in the
Nouiy "i somerset, aud state at Maine, by his
mortgage deed, Il ted the seventeenth day nj
September \, u. lSs4 aud recorded IN the som.
et'tt fc2l>t'y OF Deeds Book 1872 rage ISL,
conveyed % me the u1dtr- gnrd. u certain par
tcl oi real estate situated in Scion IN said
COM OF Soher-et, and bounded as follows
ON the west by land II John Wilson; on the
north 10y laud oi " lillian and Una Norton; on
south by land OF willam Humu-well, except.
M piece OF land sold by sad Reuc Williams
10 Jesse Baker; being The same farm de,ised
10 81 Reuel Williams by Lucy Richardson nv
her VIII dated March 2Glh. istI. said will be np
recorded in Vol. - of he rrubate Records OF
sa d Somerset County, ou page i27; and where.
as lhe condltlohS OF SAID M rtpage by reason
ol said MOI tgagc have been hiohrn, now there.
'orc claim II foreclosure OF said mortgage by
reason of the breach OF the conditions thr,, 81
DATED tnis twelfth day Of February A d 1850
~, GERSHOM h. HARViLI..
The Somerset reporter., 1889-02-21
Iofce Of foreclosure.

Notice l. hichv given that Asa Horn and
n"h'ith T.. Horn formerly of Smithtield IN the
S"uny oil SOMERSET by their mortgage deed.
and recorded in >omerset Registry OF DEEDS
Volume 1871. Page It's, cow ed to Carrie n.
I"l.ei' o. fal field comfy If iesaid, but now
Vnirit r. Cannon at Waiervllle, IN the Iouny
" hcnhchtc, certain parcel OF land sitiI.i.
tcu IN 'mitiifle.d aforesaid and bounded as
follows to wit .-tasierly by The East Pend
Road 50 called: norihly hy land owned or in
possession then, OF Ebenezer lark, but now
owned by sewe Moril; westerly by Enst
Pond; aud southetly by land Of Augustine
Goodrich. 1t bel Z the same farm on which
tlr SAID ASA and Hannah q. Horn then lived,
and containing one hundred acres more mr.
les-. And whereas the condition of said mort.
gage has been broken and sill remains brok.
en- now therefore, NY reason of breach OF con.
dllion cliiin II foi eclosure thereof.
Jan. 20 1899.
CARRIE F. CANNON,
S'f BY Nahum Tozier. Guardian.