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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
tiINTs TO AOUsEKEEPERs.

Ease tired ieet by bathing them in warm
water in which few humps of saleratu'
have been dissolved
Use a wire frame for boiling potatoes,
and see how much Of vcXation it saves aud
how satisfactory the result.
Paint varnish or japan may be soitened
or easily removed from Old surfaces with
solution Of caustic soda
To remove stains of blood saturate the
spots in kerosene and let stand a time
afterward wash out in warm water
Gas is always objectionable in a sick
room, as IL exhauSts the air, and in bed
rooms generally it should not be used
BY rubbing with a flannel dipped in
whiting, the brown discolo-ation may be
taken of cups which have been used for
baking
In boiling eggs hard put them in boiling
water ten minutes, and then aut them in
cold water. 1t will prevent I'm yolks from
coOrng.
In making steamed custerds constant
stirring !, necessary after putting in the
thickenmg ingredients, to get a smooth,
creamy result
TO remove iron rust from linen; Saturats
the SPOT with a strong solution of lemon
Juice and salt, aud hold over the nose of
tea kettle filled with boiling water, when
the SPOT will almost Instantly disappear
Some very careful and successful house.
keepers insist that a trying pan should
never hp washed. Their method is Is
scour ii thoroughly with salt the moment
IL has been used and set it. away for the
next service.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
INTERESTING FACTS.

Only one person in 900 dies of old age.
OF every 100000 people in the world 500
are blind.
An inch of rain means 400 tons of water
on evAy acre.
There are at least 100000 nerve ibers
in the human body,
A needle passes through eighty opera
tions before it is perfectly made
The smallest known insect, the Pterato-
mus putnamii, parasite of the ichncumon
is but one ninetieth of an inch in length
The thickness of the human hair varies
from the 250th to the GOOth part of m
inch; blonde hair is the finest, and red the
cOarsest.
1t is a fact established upon the author
ity of travellers in different parts of the
world that stammerng is almost unknown
among savage tribes.
nChina all the land belongs to the state
and trifliug sum per acre, never altered
through long centuries, is paid as rent
this is the only tax in the county, and il
amounts 70 but about sixty cents per head
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17

There are numerous conceptions of pleas
ure and comfort Most people find, with
or without experience that the re8! com
forts of life aye 5o be lad at home. for
there The devoted Wi'e is the presiding
diety; there the children prattlc and play.
there the young g.ri approaches and
reaches womanhood Within lis sacred pre-
cincts youth put, on the responsibilities of
manhood; there are the reunions OF hearts.
hopes and prayers, there can be found real
rest; there are the place and affection TYP
ical of the better life; there the GERM
mating and binding together OF hearts ard
minds and souls IN a bond as strong a. a
chain of steel and as lovely Is a wreath of
beauteous flowers; there the memories that
glow and exist with life itself there the
Influences that strengthen and bless and
guide in after years, whatever we do and
wherever oar footsteps roam. New Gorh
Ledger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
SUMNER IN THE HEART,

Springtine may lose its freshest tiuts,
Aud gutunn leaves their gold,
TAe bitt1r blast aud snowy wreath
May sweep ocross the wull
But The yenIS arc f,hl n spendors
1hot never viii depart,
For they shed eternal fragrance
When there's Summer in the Heart
The shadowe lingcr ON the EARTH
The sunbeams hide away,
The sad Tnhsts fold their chill white hands
About the face OF day;
The tumut and the rush of life
Sound aye in street and mart;
But they Canuot drown life's music
When there's Summer in the Heart
The city towers are crumbling fast,
And tot1er TO their fan
The ivied castle on the height
Shows many ruined wall;
But men build etornal dwellings,
With strange and wOudrous art
They aro shyines Tor the iInInortas
When there 3 Summer in the Heart.
Montreal Star,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
TRYING TO DEFEAT THE LAW.
Clever Imitation of an idiot Given by n
hreMd HrniesA.onAI CruOk.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
W Onlcn's Ways.

A woman does not make her husband
any better by reminding him of how good
he used to be.
Some women are pretty and don't know
how 10 dress; other women know how to
dress, but are not pretty.
Our idea Of real nice girl is one who
Will do things to please the women Ill pref
erence to pleasing the men.
If you ever noticed, the woman who man
ages her husband the best is the one who
has the least to say about managing the
en.-Atchison Globe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Gabrielle Greeley is the only surviving
member of the great editors family.
Miss Helen Gladstone comes to O'Clock
dinner in bingham gown and keeps the
table i'll a roar.
Mrs. Ella May Barnett of Honey Brook,
L. l., is an ordained minister OF the Uni
versaliSt church.
Lady Euphemia Eginton is causing
sensation in Whitechapel by driving a
costermongers cart
Rosa Bonheur sold her last picture for
$4,000 and says she has work enough in
her mind to fill two lifetimes.
Miss Coral Quay, daughter of Senator
Quay, of Pennsylvania, has gone TO Eu
rope to complete her education.
Mps Frank Leslie in full dress wears the
diamond decoration 81 FL Busto del Liber-
tador,' given her by Venezuela.
Ida Lewis Watson, the New England
poctess of passion, was married recently to
Francis w. Higgins, of It. Louis, No
Miss Katie Marsden, another heroic and
fearless Englshwoman like Sister Rose
Gertrude proposes to devote her life to The
mitigation of the suffering by leprosy.
Miss Charlotte NJ Yonge, author OF "The
Heir of Rc'lclylfe," at the age Of g is busy
writing her l0l9t book, "1he Slaves OF
Sabiuus, a story Of Vespasian' time.
Mrs. Thomas c. Platt receives many
more letters than the ex-senator. Most OF
them come from unfortunate and imperti-
nent people, who want everything a mortal
cen want. Money is the general demand.
Mrs. Frances James, widow of q. p. r..
i = li.t 4 IL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
Miss Sevcrance's Idea.

Miss :. NJ. Severance, of Giiroy, state
superintendent of franchise for the Cali
fornia W. c. II. e., is the author Of an able
leanet entitled "Thc Devolution and Eyo-
tuition of Woman Miss Severance be
lieves in the power of the press Is the most
efficient n,trumeEtalty in spreading re
form doctrine. She conducts a column in
the san Francisco Morning Call, besides
writing much and well for other papers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
Floating saw Mill.

a floating saw mill Is found TO be use
full adjunct to the business of a lumber
man. The craft usually employed for this
purpose is about 40 feet 10y 50 feet and
draws about Is inches of water. All the
hands connected with the numbering work
live aboard, and the boat travels up the
river stopping whenever a good lot OF tim
Der is sighted near the banks. New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17

No garment Is n to go ON "A chiis rhat
binds it any way or place. Clumsy effect
are abominable, buttons are torrurouS aud
40 are finger riny4 Except in very hot
weather baby shGrid be dressed il taunsl
underwear from ohm to toes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17

IONA miss is as good as "A mile.
Jack-les, and a great deal better. You
can't hug milc,-New York Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
@iuc ssat,f pcidiiplnoclt. .

il t)eIter, H.2., 20. 9topembcr. -
Mo'ee 2. IliarfS, meldJer bis Dor elnent
Sabre bel Der rNlour=Gttp Itdtlonal= Sanf"
bier ungeltelit mar, telegraphtrte all Die
piatlonal- &ouf Of Commerce. III Nem-
|Iorf, Die nit jener in &erbtnOung itebt, iie
mOQe ioiOrt $4,000 III Ganfnoteu leuhen.
Gr lepte ben 9iameu be5 SaiitrerS S$m. u.
9Satero inter Die 9epeld)e. Neute Utorgeu
crbtelt Die bieiige &aHf cine SdDreibelt
Don Der 9iepz 2orter, i'll meld)er ihr mttge=
thellt murGe, oab oa5 Gjelo in $40. ur0 $40
9iOteu ubgeIauOt mOrOen lei. Die &anfz
bcanlteu telegraphirten al Die p2lmertcan
GrprcB- Comp" unb erruhren, GaB 6as Gel0
cugeuoiieu uno nm 9 llhr NiOrgen5 abgee
lteiert muroeu lei. Die SeOmten Der 81
preB= Gompaguie taunttn ibu unO glaubten,
baB er nod nit Der Sanf i'll SerbtHbuug
ilehc. WtGrfa lit EN- junger Wann unb er-
freute fCt biSher eines guten 9&ufes.
STARTS lit ein Manu in ALTER pon etma
- Sahren. Gr tdnmt ans eluer litbtld)en
TamliC un0 nat bcrelt5 Nertrauenselluuz
gen cingenpmmen. Vic GrprtB- -Gompagnle
tunnte 1bn 10 genau, paB lte ntd)t OaS ge-
riugltc SeoGnfeu trug, tbn oaS SeiO Su
ilbtrgebeu. Die GebcImpoltTlten bemad)eu
leOen 9luogangspUnft DER StaOt. Nian bat
ieiue Spur !lO llbr NtorgenS periolgt unO
Yerionen geiunOeu, Ocnen er, uahOem er
0ao @elo erbielt, gebOrgtc Summe Snriid=
eritattet. Seit Dem lerten Sabre mar cr
bon Der Sirma Nioore x &eiB, 9leiOeria=
brtauten, ais 9leiienoer onseitellt. Gr
bate i'll Der lcrtcn 3eit bof 9eipielt. SclbIt,
meuu er Gnuaoa crreldIeu lOllte, miirOe er
bort niGt iider ieln Oa ieiu &erbreden
GrobOtebrabI lit MD er ausge!teiert merOen
,n:irSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
G3,iuci:frt,c Sd,iuj,,S.er.

gan Nran5ioco, 20. 9IoUbr. - Die
0tltgIleoer Der NirHa Song 3Oun9 & 60,
etIes Der beOeutcuOIieu d)iueiudsn toanOeIS-
hGucr, ilno nit $4,000, Den %0bucn DOH
24O d)iueiilden Tild)trleuten, neld)e ioebeu
ans IlaSfa SurIdfebrteu, cutfloben. Die
6liidtllnge ldDulOen onoeren Gre0ttOren
$4,000, 10 oaB lie iid) aui 100000 bel0u-
fen. 2Ste es heiBt, linO III Der lcEten 3elt
Sanfer0ttc sum- Senage pon S250,OOO m
ter Den t)iueilld)en Gauileuten porQeialleu
SIM d)ineitlten Siertel brad geitern, als Die
Ulud}t Der genannten Gontraftoren betanut
murbe, ELL Euiitnup aus. Die d)incliheu
SlldJerleute BADEN nad) Der 9lrbeit elmer
gaNSen Snllon teiuen Sent yobu empfau-
gen, urD 200 perlelben marld)wteu nad) benz
yupen Don Gong Sung, eiuem Der &iirgen
Der G0utrattoren. 80 Manu idllolien Die
idlpere etlerne : bin binter lid Su unb er-
fldrten, lte mlrOen in oem 2aoen bleiben,
bis he itren yOhn cr6ieltcn. Ser Heit be-
CAB fld mad Dem gapeu Gbelp Gboue's
zines anoeren SiirgelI, murben aber BON Der
Holl5et an Der Ginnabme oe5 Blates gc=
binOert. !tad) bortem Sample gelang IS
Der Hoiiet, Die Gbineien Su ssritreueu.
Sfmere Huheit0rurQcn merOcn btfiirdtet
NIB Die d)ineitiden GompaQnien babeu
cine Proclamation erlaTen, i'll Der lie per-
ipreden, baB lie 2lues iiir ibre ganoSleute
tbun moIleu, mas i'll ibrsr Wad)t itebt
Gong sung ) gooeu lit nod in ben SGuoen
Der 4HTtdnoiiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
@iaaro uuo oie Iodafetler's.

Stem 0orf, 20 9iop.-Gln Gcriid)t,
ooB Hotaieuer uno @enoHeu ODER Die
rStanouro Sel-@eiellidlait" ibren 3lutbeil
al ben beporSugten Iftieu Der r9tOrtberr
Eactiic Sabn" mn 100000 9ftien uermebrt
babe, hat uiel 0isfuliion iiber Die Snterei=
len &iuaro'S III SeSug, nui Die SGbn her,
uorQeruieu. IaS glftieufapitdl Der Sahu
belteDt ans SCI ,431 9lftielt Su je $1,000, uot
bleieu eiguete Die y9tortb 2lmericau Comp"
2lO,l5l gem0bnltte IND l27 ,430 bcOOriugte
2lttien. 1ic'c SuiGnmeu nit elner grOBct
Wicnge 9lttielt, lueld)e 6. y. 9&right III
Gbilabelpbta III 0dnoen bat, Der Qcp0buid)
hit &luarO itlmmte, conuolirten Die &ahu
uno "a &illarO gemObnltd auf bic u9tortb
2ln1ericou" oter Die vSrc9On 5rousconti-
| neutal," iomle cine groBe 2tn;0hl OCutder
9lttlCninbaber Ittnrnte, 10 mar er Der Md
tigite 6aftOr bel Der SabreSmabl. Set Der
leHteu 9SUhl mar er abmtIenoz unO 6. ..
SSrigbt fubrte Die Gontrole. SIllaro murbe
Sum 9uettor mieoererludblt, mle audi ale
NiitglIeoer pc5 9irettortumS. 9as Giref=
torium hat cine NmtSOauer pou Drei Sab
ren, fijbrt alio bis sum 10. SttOber 1898
Die Gontrole iiber Die Sahn. Die 9iodaiel=
lcr'S meigern it'd, iiber ibre Stelluug Su
&iuaro uno Dem 2lntauf Der Ilttien 81 lprc-
d)cn. G8 iii nlGgidl, O0B tie &iuurO fetnOz
lld geiinnt llnb, alleln i'll Der ge1rtgen III o.
discriminating oeS Gtrcftorlun5 geld)ab
ltld)t9, UQe hlerauf btnOeutete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
a)frmildtes Gus bfn Usr. Staatsn.

ueber e1ue intereiiante firur=
Gid Speration berit)tet Die pN.<N.
StSStg." al5 aem- 2)orf: yy9aS r@baritp~
>1olpttal" auf 8lodmsu's 5slano beberbergt
sun 3elt Sluel tntcreiante Yatteuten, ben
Is >iable alteu Sobu GetbiuS uuo elnen
brdunen uSpuuiel," lueld)e Seibe inter Der
Sehanplung peS 9r. u. Nt. YbeipS, oes
EehrerS fiir ortbnpGoiid)e Gbrurgle all Der
meblStntden Safult6t Der llniperIltlt Der
Stoot 9teru- 9orf, itebeu. Der Sail III etu
1ur meOtSlnii dye &ret1e ltbr M
tere anter, neil III pemlelbeu that
ldd)lid cine Srausp Oh D II
S Il d c Il Oerud)t merOeu lou. Ger
>Sunge lit an elnCm Sarcom oil cluem
Der llnterld dsufelfnDd)en beS redjteu SuBcS,
meld)e ntc Gntitruuug zines SbelleS Ncnel=
ben ctpa cine &oano iIber Dem Nn0d)el9eieuf
notbmeuDi9 mad)te. 9aS SuB9elenf miiroe
burdl biele Operation u0lltg Serlt0rt moroeH
leln, MD 81. HbelpS bat e8 0aberunteruom-
men, etueu : hell Der ulua 0es
!0unbe5 an oeu Suo6 Ell ans
bctlcn. Su Dem 3lued puroe Dem Ioun=
DC, Dem man porerlt, I'M Oas Sellen unO
9Slueln ST berhutcn, Die Stnlnlbdnoer
0urd)ldnltten, 0le 9t0brCntrodleu elueS Sor-
bcrlauteS bloSgelcgt, Der G'elentfopt OtIeI-
ben abgeld)ultten uuo oic SdInttflGde Die
les SHodlcuS nit Der 0eS anlputirten Hob=
rentnotens beS &nuben burd) Sllberbraht
ucrbunoen uuO auBeroem Elm gpp0uerbano
aHgebrad)t, meid)er fiir bic bciOcn 9cmtllcrs
maBen ;nl0mneuGeld)melBtCn Snodlen Nb-
lolute Nuhe iid)crt ga bel Der Operation
@epldt Oarauf gelegt DnrOe, bdB olc Gu
fulation unb Die GrudhIuug Der 10 Sulam~
mcn9eldDmetbten Snod)en tetut llnttrbre=
dung erlciOen, boflt Der ArSt, oaB ole bet
ben Guodeu Ourdl ben ais GalllTfutlon be
fauuten natiirlidlen l)etlpro;cB Die bcl0en
auod)eueuDeu iid) uertnorpelu. SSenn otele
Serfuorpeluug III ca. 10 bis II 2a9en et!l-
geneten ictn miro, iou Der nit Dem Setn otS
&naben uerlpud)ieue llHterldur abgeloF uno
nit S0iili, beiiclben bnnn Oa5 burd) Die Spe=
ration seritDrte 6uBgeteut hcrgeltslitmerotn.
0uno uuO Sube lIcgcn etnlnpctIen SlAanl-
men AMI eiuem Sett, mn Grlterer ltedt, nm
ieiu StiuGalteu 81 erjmiugen, 90n5 Ill ct-
nem @ppsuerbano, aus ueldlcm urr Der
TuB unO Sd)nauSe beruOr donan. Gem
Spautel, Dem Die Operation ELL %et1 &c
toitet hat, mn bas pc9 Nnabeni 81 hetleH, hat
Die Situatiou Die SreBluIt pOIIlg peroorben.
Ser Sunge bcilnDet i'd Den llmltdnNtn ellt=
ipre6enO mobl uuo iii rldDt menlg 'tol5
OarGui, oaB CT oa5 Sbieft neS tnttcnuuteH
d)irurQlidlcu GrperlmCutea III"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
sSaufegott in GBilaoelpDia.
@cbr. @arftr S 50. 9eben uuter nit 5000
900 decentralization.

ThiINoelpDia, 30 9topbr. - Der
Sanferott Der @cbr Barter & So. luurDe
iotbeu augcmeloct. Die 6irma bcItcbt ans
9lbratam uuo 9Sborton Sayfcr. lin llbr
b0rte Oas $1ouS auf 9epoiIten entgcgen SIT
nehmen, I'M LIS mur0cn Die SbureH ge-
ld)lOiicn. GbmarO Ntcllor, Der Shmle9er=
iobu uon 9&barton Barter lit Der Ntanez
Curator. Sic Eaiilua betragen ctpa So
10000, aber Die SlIubiger inn nldt Sabl~
reid. Die Nirma lat III lcBterer 3ettmenig
Geihditc gctbau, mar aber uidlt I'M StauOe,
red)tieltig tire bopiere 81 ucrluerthen.
2lbrabam 2arrer lit einer Der tiifttgIte1
Tiuau;mGuncr OeS yauoeS; er iagt, Der
Sdritt iei notbmenOig gelueleu, nm Die
&uuoeH oe5 Naules Su Oeten. Ntau glaIbt,
OaB oaS @eitait im StanDc lit, Jeben Dollar
Su Sablen.
2Sharton Sarfer muroe 1868 ein Dtitglieb
Ser SIrlEu, uuo ais 1S77-'7S Der &rteg
iuild)eu GngiauO mo 9(uBanb rrobte, taui
ten Die &artcrg nehrere &rtcgS MD SrunSz
portld)iiie iiir 3iuBlano. Ter Sauterott
lpuroe oQOmd) herbetgefibrt, OaB oie Ntrma
III 3uuiele Improbable &abn, llnternebmun-
Qcn ucrluidclt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
Sic ssi.,anslasc ocr @e!t.
3as SdIimmitc iibcritanocn uuD etnc bcfT=
nnuSsppucrc Stimnmmg.

Stem 9orf, 20. Nouember. - @elb
mar heute leld)ter iu erbalteu, Su Hr0Sent.
Ger 9lftlennlurft blieb rubig mad II llbr,
uur p9Seltern- llnion," Die Billiards" uno
u2ltflilon" mareu bemegt nit ltetgen0er
SeuocnS. Der Martt id)loB feit. Die Dgp.
YOit" la9t in ibr6m 6inanS. 9lrtitel: u9le
nSanf pon Guglano" lies heute thre Dis
fonto-Fate auf Hro5ent nuUerduoert be-
itebeu, mo tr0Boem @clo iebr fnapp III, 10
mar bod cine groBe Seiieruug III bemcrten,
unO ell @etiihl Der @rleid)terung mohte td)
aQcntbalbeu hemerfbar." a"
Bari 8, 80. 9touember.-9er 9Sodens
beridlt Der r@ant pon Nrantreid" Seiat elne
9lbnabmc Der @obuorrQtbe OOn S0,S5l 900
6rdntS unO cine ,3uuabme 0e5 Sl!berS Don
$4,000 6rancs.
som II, 20. 9topcmber. - Die 0art=
geloz 3unahmt DER pSanf uou GN9uno"
betrug i'll yUufe Der &Ode 5,42O,395 80.
SterlIug.
9as %erbGltniB Der @cIerpc Su bcu ser
biuOlId)tcitcn lit I'M 2.6l FroSeut lelt elmer
gSofc geitlegen.
Die Gbatiad)c, baB bie irau;oiiide Oer
englIidtH 8ant au@balf, bat eiHen SSelt=
frudl perhlUpert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-21
Sanfcn pon SepDirtorcu iibcrlnnfe,,
stncr tic itcbcn icit uuo iab!eu.

9tem . Off, 20. 9tOucmber Der 2ln=
iturm Don GcpoTtoren auf Die pGttiieuS-
SupingS &ant," mc!dlcr geItern begdun,
mu0c beute NtorQcn fOrtgcicpt. lin 8 llbr
heute Ntorgcn morcn meHiglten9 1900 bis
1000 auigcreatc EOeu il Der Nadbarldlaft
pcriummclt; oicielben beiurlbtcten, OnB lhre
GrIporniiic uerlorcu ieteu YrGiiocnt Eutn
toro mar ounceno nm iogte, Die &auf
babe geeru OurdJ Den 2lnltnm $1,000 all
;3iuieu uerOient; cS murOeu iiber $ll3,G00
uuSge;abt. Die MthNeu purOen BON Der
EoiSet in elmer 9teibe georOnet unO Giner
nud Dem 9lnoeren befrteoigt.
9temarf, 9t s., 20. 9iop. - &or Der
vS1omaro SparbNnt" itano cine ungeheuere
Nieuihenmenge uno Oerlanate ihre 0epo=
iiGeu: Die Eoleu uno Stuliener btloeten Die
Ntehrheit: neuu 6rauen famen ouI einen
0iaun. Die Sanf bat genHg Gelp unO Die
Seamteu iluD uubeiorQt
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! +0p,,trc=eto,uirol @nHo,,.

Ybilubelpbia, 20. 9iouember. -
Der peuitouirte Gontre- 2lomir0l Sliuer e.
GillNou Don Der SunOeSiIotte itorb bcute i'll
ieiner gSobuuug. Gr wurOe I'M Sabre 1909
i'll Sbio gebOrtn mn Nlente III Der TlOtte
uou 1926 bis 1871. HSGhreno De5 &rlege8
beicbligte er Oeu 9ampfer u:lit. Sermon"
nnO rettete baS SrnuepOrtid)iii uNiiiiiiiippi, J."
aui Dem Geueral Butler nit 1870 Niam mad
Jtcm.SrleauS iubr. GS muroe uermutbet,
OoB O0S NabrScug abidltlid) pOn Dem yoot=
ien auf Der Srung $an-l llntieie auigciett
luoybcn mar. 9SQhrenO Der p&tt. &cruon"
GSilmugtou, N..G., blofirtc, perbranntc er
brett inter zen Sanonen ncs Sort GGiiocll
eiu Sanonenboot, meld)e5 bereit iiano, ieine
Sanonen al Soro 81 nebmen. Son 1862
bis 1868 beiehligte cr Oie Sdaluppe oNio-
btcOu" bel Der %eriolguna Der 9reujerS
pNlnb0m0r" 1864 nubm er all Dem Aus
erlli AM Tort Siiber She'll.
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nnferimGmns scsen eincm Sunoes:
rid,ter.

9tem SrleanS, 20. 9topember.-Sn
shreveport begann heute MOraen Die Inter
luHun9 Der 2lutlageu megeu id1led,ter gmtSz
lnbrun9 9egen ben Sunoe noesoiilr,ftsritter
Ileranper Soarman burf Elm Gouoreb 60
mite. Ger SorRsenOe, pr. Sbompiou, unp
ole Qo. DtcGornlid NM Gates, mareu All
meleno. 2te 90. getnarO mn Starts er=
l9enen ais AnmdIte iiir 0en Serflaaten,
mdbuenO Gle GOngleBmitQlieSer Soatusr
unO 9landurO ole Ser. Staaten pertrateu.
gle SeltuInigung gebt babtn, ban u. ..
yeoHarO, ein Hniualt IN Sbreoeport, ungez
6a9rideE GiHiluB auf Oeu Rtdter uusgeiibt
haben loQ.
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@eIiihf1tfaer in Mnth

. II 6ranit 0, 20. 9tooember. -
Der 9ampfer v0ounSlOr," meld,er oeitcrn
bier eintrai, beridtet, NaB er BEN @Gliidl.
Taanger gSslptOere" nit 5erbro6ener Did
ltltne 9elproten babe Gr bate Die ,iaun-
ld)aIt 0e5 auf Ct. 2alprence. 5glonb inter.
gegan9enen gSaltidfan9ers rGli;a" am
SorO, peren Ntitglieper iammtlidl perirorene
SlteDmaBen batten. Ser p6ouns lprn fpuutc
teinen SeiitanO leiiteu. 9rei Sdlleupoanls
pier nit 9ierSten nno 2ebensmittel iinp aus.
gelanOt moroen, nm Den pSelulperen III IL.
N
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srinf.peiSer tu @alpeItou scf,,noeu

8 loc t N, Ger, &c. Nopbr. = 996b
rsnb eontraItor Sprues einsn arteiiihen
Srunnen Ilr cine SuaBenbabu bobrte, iauo
er III Der SIete pon 80 6uB abiolut reiueS
2rlntmalIer. 2ie G.ueae leiert nur 49,
600 9aliNneH pro Sag, miro jebod BON Der
Seoolfsrung fur ebeulo pid]ti9 gebalten,
mIe oaS tleie 6abrpaiisr i'm 6afsn 9ln=
Oere SrHHnen lollen Hebeu pieism sebpbrt
lper0en.
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u . t iscn.

9tc 6inanSlage mar geitcrn
entdtcoeu bCIier, als pOrgeltcrn uuO al Den
norbcraebcuOcn Sagen, abcr trotOem triieltc
. tllntertc c5 luetter, uno ans EbllGrel
pbla mnrOe cin GROCER Nrah beridtct. 9nS
SantbauS Der @tbriiOcr Barter lit oOrt nit
S3,00O,OO0 &erbinOlidjfeite suiommcu &c.
brOd]eu. 9&bnrton Barter mar Der Siu6u;-
/ mann, Der III &CrbnOung nit cinem point
ldleu 9lbcntcurer Die Gbneien nit Glen.
babnen, Sc!egrapbcu uuO Stlepboneu be.
glildcn mollte; ans Der Sad)e mllroe idlieB
lid 9tidjts. Ser Sanferott hat iiir bas Sc.
ld)dftSleben feline SeOeutung. = <in 9tcm.
2)Ort unO 9tcmart murOcu imei Sparbauteu
pon lbrsn GepOiitoren iiberlauicll, iie biclteu
aber Den 9lnltlIrm nader aus. 3pel fleiue
Santerotte ereigneten iid) iii Chicago MD
etner III Ginciunatl.
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Water u Wc@l,,nn,s Gall.

Gbicago, 90 9tOuember.-Gine Mor=
aenseitung mslbet: u&ater 9r. Mc@lpnu
miro lpabrifeinlid) balO micoer Sunl brieiter
Der iid)~fatboliid)en Stride eingeieetmer-
BEN. Siid)oi Wtoore Don Ct. 9luguilillc,
1Sla., bat beitGnpig iiir ibn' gearbeltet unb
Ieine SemiibuuQen Inr luenigitens in 10 lueit
erfolgreid) geweieu, DaB Or. Mc@lpnu's $
SAL balp mieNer in HOm uuigenommen
,nsrAptr rlirN
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Gin Srriiunieer mno eiu fauies @i.

Gbicago, 20. 9touember.-5 6eeneD
ueruriad)te bcute Ntorgen i'm Srrengeriebt
qrobs 2luTreguug, iuocm CT Elm faules 81 aui
Oem fablen St)dbel bon Dr. Sherman, mel
der fribcr Der auiiidtibrenbe Arst Der Sr=
rcnaultalt pon GOOt GOuntp mar, ;erid)lug.
IS banpelte ildI I'M 6eener'S GSeilteSSuz
itanD, unO Or. Sherman nuroe ais 3euge
pernommeH. 6eenep iibergab ipdttr eHem
@erid)tsbtnmtcn elm anOereS 81, meIhss er
1ilr Den Sail in Sereitltaft bielt, paB baS
erife 81 iein 3iel pcrfebieu iollte. Die SHrp
ianp, paB 6eeneD irriinnig iei.