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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-06

9te Gfeftro te dnif enennt
Die perifieoeuen SraftduBeruugeu nad) III
rem Seriibnttbeiten. Sic @inbeit Der elef=
troutotoriid)en Strait beiBt cine . olte, nnf
Solta; Die Giubeit beS 9Sioeritanbes beiBt
> Bm, na6 SbH, beu beutden Sed)ui=
fer, unO Die Der Stromltdrfe beiBtuad) eincm
6rau2oicn 4mpere. Sett mill man Die
Giubeit Der Seitungsfdbigteit 6rantlin
uno Die Der elbitinOuftiOn 3 enrg ueuneu.
$50 beGt Goilou?
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Cie gSclfatt sitcQitna.

Gpringfielb, Sis, 5. 9lug.-Gouper=
neur 6ifer unter;eidnete beute Die gSelt=
9tusitclungSbiQ, unb Oieiclbe tritt lofort in
Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-06

Gum heute in 90 Wiilmaufee, gGisc.,
beginnenoen 4. 9}atiornl Gonpente Der
beutid =amerifanii6en Sournaliielt iinO 9lb-
9eoronete BON 9tem Yorf, YbilaOelpbia &C
gereift. Baltimore, o0S ibrtgens MIR Smet
Ytitglieoer, Die l50. 9. +. 2epb nno SSilb.
SeifffOrn, bat, lit bieieS Nal uiAt uertreten.
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nH=gine Meoi;iu, Qufbieman

nT@G inc Meot5in, auf fbie NJ n
ii1 perla ientailn ais 8anaeda gegen
9pspepite, ais 9icrueuTtdrfuug uno alge=
meineS &ontcum, lit 81. Gbalner's Sell
tiuttur. 9DSpepiie unD allc anoeren ans
llnOronnn9eu i'm Diagcu entipringenOen gei=
ben iperDen oirf ibrcn @ebraud) raid fus
rirt. Sei Nerpen-s slfettionen ilt iie porsii9=
lid, inbem ite ale id)limmen 6olgen pou
Grldliltterun9 oeS 9terpenipItems bebt. Sic
hat lfltmme Sale bon 9teuralgie gebeilt,
uno nenn Elm aagemeineS Sonicum n6tbig
1T, 10 TT ile gerabe Der rid)ti9e 4rtitel. Sic
er6eugt einen ercelleuten 9ippetit uub rid)tet
Den Sdlmad)en nnn Gntfrditeteu pie0er aui.
Dian made einen Seriud) Oamit Breis 81
Die 6lalt)e. Sci Setb g. 6ance &
COMP ,9Fr' $40, Pr f-9qltlmQrsfr as
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alnirhnr,1c nnri ipeiter nidtrn.

2onhon, >. 2(u9uIt.-Y. S'Srienfr fragte
beute 2tbeuo int byitil6en llnterbauie, Ob Die
jiegieruug ben 9id)ter Spinblrne megeu
ieineS Giebid)tes i'll Der letten Summer 0e8
u6ortnightlg 9ieuiem," lueldes entIhieoen
bu5H geelguet iei, Sur Grmoroung bes G;a=
rem 0uiimet5eu, gerjd)tIt6 bel0ugen merbe.
S'Srieu begann, ooS GeOid)t uor3uleieu,
murbe jebof Durd) ben Spreder Su Srb=
nnng gCrulen. yeeterer erfldrte, OaS Far
lament t0nue feline Controls iiber Die Sc
bidjte Sminburne'8 aUSiiben. 9ie Semer=
tltug Uerltriahte idaaenOe5 @elddter.
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~Sn oieier gan;en SiG
1T feline ein;ige G'ruppe,
feline eiHSige Seize, luelhc
ms cinen IelleH l0iaTit
and MIR fiir eineH eirii=
9cH SheffeI &SGiScn uoer
fir eilt IieHe5 SdF Sdmci=
aefIeIi1 eroiinea piIroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-06

.Sie S?epnGIifdncr oon
Shio enlpfebteH oriu9eaoit
mo nahoridiidl Die Dic=
SiHlep 3arifnil, ,uie lie
bonn HeprdieutaRteHbauie
dr9eHomntea iruroc, ais
iueiie, ltadt5mGHHiIhe
NtaBHabme sum sSob!e oe5
SaaDeS."
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S,t Mhrem sSoan g,richt,s.

2onoou, >. &uguit.-Qem ueriforbenen
StaatSmanne SObn Srigbt 1T in &o6pale
bon ben 2lrbcitcrn, peld)e i'll bcn peridyieDez
neu BON Srigbt begriinOeten GtobliIiernents
beihditiqt iiuo, ein 0enfmal crridtet nor
BEN. 9ieit8 0eufmal, ein Sodel nit Der
&iiite 8rigbt'S, mur0e geiteru eutbiillt. Die
Seitreoe btelt Der Garl Of Jtipon.
9ie l,ebcrid)lueninsnn9eu in China.
Setting, ;. 2lugult- = Gicle StQOt uub
Die StaOte &nug-ti9an unO Sien-titu iteben
immer nod inter &aiier. 0anbc[ mn
gSonOel ltoten, ulb Die Seb6roen iino that
idhlid biililo5.
Bic 9icgieruug bat berfHQt, baB bie i'm
rueItlidjen China in Der Bropin; S;e=Idluan,
oil eiutn NebenfuIIe Oes 5antIe fiaua ae-
legeuc Sta0t SdiinzIing Dem 6anOel nut
Dem 2tuSlanpe erOnnet mcrbe. 0anpfer
fDnneu Sd)iin= fling nidt erreid)eu, melfe5
nur 8e6eutung ill Sen lleberlanO= =Serte6r
MT 3 hihnt INN s Surfcitnn hnt
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4Alalaria in ibren prrf3ieScren -ftr>
mfn grbfiIt mo perbG,tt.
Sr. &abwaB'8
Snri0parll1toet 9}clo1DcntI
9o5 9roBe 9 Slutrcini9uu95 0}itttl.
Sur @eitnms aIler d)roniialeu GrauSBsita,.

G6ronifer Jbcnniati5mas itrophuIJis 2cj6cr. 0Jis
ienasitmuiL trodeHe5 rditeu, ,.tt5.gJ6cu, y4Eqars
buler, Spspcpjie, C5debihuamm, ciei1Huuge, C'ss
i5Uuic, p.ituaHheiten, c'i1t, J5aiisJu5i, cEl Iac
arIEf5gtt, S0lifluB, yroEaitta, StmE0iIyt u. T. U.
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gGHe!
0aie!

Eaiie! 9saiie!
6ur Geile I'M Auslanbe beorgt inHerbalb "a Stlneen
SH beoenteHo herab9eieBtem 9Steile
SouGro Blaine,
Ste Salttmoreittaee uuo 4oizOifiee- Auenre
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gE-gBie genieBt man ba8 Sc
?-gtiemanO lam obne 0eiunobeit it'd
oeS 2cbcn8 freuen. 5uIte Did nm jcpen
Yreis geiunO! Gin i'll 9rosem llmiangc
berrIdenOeS 2eiben iino geber6cidwerOen.
gSie eleno finb ibre Spier! Sopfruc6, &er=
oauunas .llnorOnuugeu, @alligfeit, Iiagens
Idure, GeritOpfun9, 9pSpepFc,, Seiteus
id)mer;en, t6erStlopien unD anDere 8sin iiub
lire 8egleiter. Soaite Did purdl 2(nmen=
bung BON > ance'S $ Saiiapartlleuz
Billeu BON oieiem lebel frei! gieie
Biaen balteu bonn Spfeme alle Sranf6eiten
fern. uureiueS Slut ldBt lid) reiniqen, Sc
idmiire, luuHoe Steaen, Sliitben unO an
Oere 6autausifldge lailen id) entferuen, Der
6aut fann Elm flares uub geiunees 9lusjebeu
oerlieben lperoen, penn man Die 8iaen IN
@ebraud) ninlint. 9tiemano maa nit jeineu
gtieren Srubel 6efommen. Diai menoe Die
YiQen an. sic uirfeu bel 6rauenbeid,wers
ben uOblthdti9; IN Der 2bat aibt es iuenige
9eiben, fpeld)e bieie Yiuen ni1,t heilen ober
minoeItens linberu. Sonlit lollten glle,
meld)e iid] aranfbeiten bonn 2eibe III halten
muni6cn, rie ohue cine Stbadltei 6auce'z
Id,er Saiiaparillen= Yillen Ietn. Breis 25
Gents. ,3u babeu bel 9 eth g. 5auce
& Comp, 9ir. 80, Sf=galtimoreitr. (29)
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an Ssnator 6rpe:

Die pt6btltbe BurallelSp Spalte:"
sus Der @tattiorm bes 9Is Dem @rieie StaiEe's
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~ q fari2
III tBrcm bcrI0icbrncu s@ormcI,
bibiGeS uno falte5 6ig6cr.

GS ei0t ttiu Neilmitcl in Der lSJ.t. mH5c5 Htia,j
uno fu.ttS .Jie6tr uio GLe GLortn WJUJltta, igulc
GaLcE uuo uHoere SIetcr INIT @U,it Don NuolpC45
Glucn) ialaeaer beiIt, ais 9oowap.o ylc0ou 3isi
Iici.
grciS 50 Gents oie Jtaide. 81 ga9ea Clt ~
len glyoibClcrH.
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@lerf,uaroioer MISUNDERSTANDING.

2onOon, >. Auguit. = 2lus @ailbpurne
mirO ein &oriaa berid]tct, Der in dr,tlid,en
&reiieu nidlt geriu9eS 4ufeben erreqt.
SbomaS gSiderS, etn OOrtiQcr 66nDier,
moate ndmlidl Selbitmorb beqebeu. 2u
pieiem .3wede trieb er I'D init sinem San-
mer pier luuge, gidgel in oen Sopf, me(dle
Orei 3oG tiei in Die @ebirnmaiie Srauocn.
IS fOitete nlebreren aer3ten grobe slniiYenz
gung, Die Ndgel mteber ans Dem Sd,dbel
Su entieruen. Den ielbitm6roerilden 5bos
mas betradtete man 10 gut, nie tobt. Sod,
sum Gritauueu aller 9ottoreu unb Ser iibriz
gen @inwobntr bon Galtbourne oeuas er
BON ben idauoerbaften &erletuneen unb
gebt jett ieiuen gcifaiten minbeltens
ebenio perniiniti9 mad, ipie Dor bem Selbitz
moroperiudJ.
Sic SboIera.
Cairo 5. 9luguit.-giue ans berporra.
geuOen Aer;ten beltebenbe @omnliiiipu 1T
pom Der 9iegierung eruannt mprSeu. mn
MaBregeln sn empiebien, Surd me(d,e hie
GinIGleppung Der @bolera in Gaupte1l per-
bin0ert WerpeH tanH.
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Tran;oHi6eS.

8ari8, 5. 9luguit. : 0iiniifer GoEFans
belt in 8ooe3 cine lan9ere politiidJe >sau=
fettreoe. Gr begliidmiinld)te Die SRcpubli=
faner III i6rer Ginigfeit. Die 5tepnbiif lei
farf genug, I'M and ueri6bnlid III iein,
iaqte er, uno tire iriiberen IeinOe ais
fSreunOe ouf;uuebmen. &alb miirOen Die
GeQner Ser 8epubif MIR nod Generate ba-
ben, aber feline Solo0ten mebr.
GaS irans0iiid)e 9lppellationsgerid)t bat
ba5 AMI ied)s Dtonate bait ldutenoe llrtleil
aeaen S1ru. Sefretan pegen iciuer Setbetli=
9nno an ben Speratiouen oe8 auoferrinqes
Beltatigt, ieOo6 Die ibm auierlegte @tlSs
buBe pOu 10000 auI 5000 6rancS reOu3irt.
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Sn ne itli6en 8lGttern miro eS
angeregt, oaS mad Iite Sangerfeft bc5
p9iorOamerifaniit)en Sdngerbun0eS," :" mel
Dies na6 bem i'll 9ien Orleans geinBten
&eld)luiie 1898 in Glepelalo, ., abgebal=
ten merOen ipllte, bercitS 1892 ab;ubalteu,
I'M nit Der Gbicngo'er 29eltausfeQnug nibt
III Gonilift 81 fommen. = l}n philadelphia
ma6ten alle 6eite (S6ltenfeit, Goupsntio=
nen ,c.) in 1876 pollifGnOtg 6iaSfo.
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Or. RGonan: Silb Bale allt Ole utribttQcu.H
Ofittel, Die i'm Nlarfe iino, obne Grol9 ptHat dt5
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Ser iutcrnationale @lcoi,iner.G on0reh.

Berlin, 5. Anguit. = Sin Santett 5u
Gbren Der 9elcgaten oeS intcrnatiOuoleu
NieOiiiner GongreiieS fanO geitern Abeno
I'M p&uiierboi" ian. $oer;og Aarl SbeOOor
bon Sapern prdii0wte nib brafte einen
5oait aui ben Soiicr Milbelm aus. Bro
feior %irdom Brad)te III iran50iiidcrSprad
einen SoaiI aui Die GuSmGrtigen 6egierun=
gen unO Ntiniiter y. S0ttider einen Goat
AMI Die DiitglieOer ocg arrangements 60
mites aus. Inter Den 9teonern beianOen
iid Der amerifauiibe Gti0nOte BBelpS uHO
Der irauSOIiide @el0notc l0erbette.
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gSenn mir ben SimmeGss Tor=
i9erH 9laubeH OiirIen, papH iiuD sar 3eit
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2onbOn, 5. augniI.-Sir 3antes Ser
guiou, parlameutarilder SefretGr DeS 2uSz
iudrti9en, ertIdrte 6eute i'm llnterbalrie, Ser
0eriog bon 9iorfolt babe BEL ieinem eriten
Seiud) III fom feincn 4ufrag Seiten5 Der
britii9en 8egicrnng gebabt, unb iein Sluei=
ter &eiuh lei rein formelen unO coufiOeu=
tieQen Gbaraiters geweien.
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Garopaii@e &abelberi9t te.
Ssaiier SSilBeIn TT Gnalano.

Gr nintmt slntbeil an elmer Sadltrcgatta.
Seine 8rcBmmtter spiu ibu sam Sbcrften
eines emgIiiden Resineuts ers
i,ennen. linGnacncbme Mbcntcner Der
Ssomiein @iftoria nnD einer 8cfeuid,attss
Dame Der 9;riniciiin BON @aies. = RAD:
ridlteu Gus GeutIaliatto
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RB- I'm bas gubGitum!-Gie6et Fd5er uno uers
langt 8aeipea's luo iebe eoB syEao,0aH" Oui
3tm III, iUGs ,]9r taEl..
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Ntnhmnn'a GlcnNn RctieI

81 ieOcr 8Cit i'm Nduit babe Scir Cie5rogb ulb
uohltbdti3 rirfen bel e6ty gyt u9n 5d.Wgy ooGt
NruKtAeit S9 aibt 9idlte in otv g&tt. ou5 10 iau1l
cinCu Sbmeri iitlt, nod Soytgilt C,Atl stta4D
beit aUiDllt ais oaS Jicaou Jlcljgi.
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Sic cSaSeuhete In RrnlnnS.

comb II, ;. 5.2lugult.-Sir Sas. 5ergnion,
llnterietretdr peS Au5mdrtigen, iagte heute
in lluterbaule Sur 9lnnuort AMI cine 6rage
in SeSug auf Den in 9iuBlanO erlaTieHeu
Sefebl SIR &oGfreduug Der Goifte bon 1882
gegeu Die SSrdeliten, Die britiifle Ge9ieruna
f6nne iid nidt III Die inneren llugelegenbei-
Ten, RIBIanO' s einnliidleu.
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Snr gage i'm sr;cmt.

GonitantinopeG, 3. 9(a9uif. - Der
bielige griediid}e YatriardD bat ais Yroteit
gegen Die 9tiidiihtsloTgteit Der 8iorte 9e-
geniiber Der grie@iIdeu Stride reiiguirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-06

Die gcw Dorter i9einen Sen
Intrag bes SnuOeSieHatorS 4lumb, bic
@SebeIne Se0 Gcn. G'rant pou 9tem. .gorf
nod arlington bel S8oibin9tOu iiberfibren
81 Iaiien, tibl bis ans 6er5 binan aufsu-
nebren. Sic pStSStg." entiduloiat es,
naB bic 9few Dortcr Dem @eueral nod, fein
0sntmal geieet babeu; iie meiut, Elm BON
9teip~2 2Ort be5abltes WlonRnlcnt miiroe fcin
nationale5 iein, and lei Elm foitIpieliaeg
3erinlal gar nid)t H6tbig; ld)lieBltd, I9ot
bas Slatt, oaB man gar giiDtS geQeu BEN
Bian 8lumb'8 bat, Oeuu Der gtep, 9orfer
fenne teinen &ird)tburms YatriotiSmluS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-07-24

slanderer in such foul work, and
what prompts him to thus malicious
ly abuse his fellow mortals 7" Is IL
because he is erpious No that
is not the case He never prays un-
less when the thunder roars and the
flashes, then he sighs and
hunts for his dust-covered prayer
book. But when the heavens be-
come clear away goes religion. Are
people, who slander others, gentle
and kind in their families The OBJ
servations of the writer fail to no.
tice any kindness at all. II is all
spasmodic, and the intervals are
mixed with foul words and even
oaths-all because this wicked and
malicious spirit is cultivated and
nourished in the human heart. When
the mind has no mental food in the
shape of good reading it is bound to
run adrift. You will find few per-
sons who have any mental resources
addicted to this evil habit. They
do not finl pleasure in minding the
business of their neighbors.
The slanderer may have n near kin
assisting him in his malicious work
who runs from one neighbor to an
other and repeats tales that exist
only in the imagination of II vicious
mind and a heart filed with malice
The gossip tries to cover her trail b,
all means even at the expense o
some innocent person. In neigh
borhood whore there is q GOSSIP
every thing is in n turmoil Jus
about as in the case where there ar
robber bees i'll II colony of workers
What delight can any one have L
get u neighborhood into quarrelinl
only to satisfy the evil spirit of re
venge. Why not cultivate the spiri
of brotherly loveinstead of revenge
If you can't say anything good abou
all, for if you do it will all come bacl
with compound interest. You vii
surely reap what you have sown
Only the ignorant indulge in sucl
work. No intelligent, well Inform
ed man or woman will talk abou
their friends or neighbors. Their
is no excuse to be ignorant at all n
the present day, no matter if yoI
own whole township and are ignoi
ant, what good will it do you 7 Ma
is measured by his mind.
ASoN
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Written for the POST.
The Slanderer.

Webster defines the slanderer as
one who ''defames or Injuries anoth-
er by false reports, or utters mali
cious untruths TO harm another"
The writer will try and show how
unfortunate it is for neighborhood
to have such characters and the
great evil they do in repeating un-
truths or mixing truths with false
hoods.
The slanderer has no conscien-
tious scruples at all, does not mat
ter if it is father-in-law, brother or
sister, he will carry his slanderious
reports and SOW the seeds Of dis
cord wherever they take root. In
fact there is no limit to the utter
ance of his vicious tongue. Drop in
his family circle. The first words
you hear will no doubt be about
some poor unfortunate, who fell in
to the hands of the sheriff, or some
poor mortal who they thought made
some great mistake. 1t is seldom
that the slanderer discusses any
thing about religion, farming or any
such topics that would improve his
sluggish brain, for the simple reason
they never read anything and
find no pleasure in anything that is
refined. They are even not salts
fed with those who left this world
for better one. The writer knows
of case where even in death they
slandered and would not let their
ashes rest in peace. The question
may be asked, what delight has the
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Republican County Ticket.
Mr.. Pattision's Claim.

II must be as mortifying to the
democrats of the State of Pennsyl-
vania as it is interesting and spicy to
republicans to note the prevalence
of the spirit of discomfort which has
found expression III many sections
since the Scranton Convention on
the part of that branch of the democ-
racy, dissatisfied with the inexcus-
able, though open and admitted i'll
treatment received by the Wallace
men ut the late gathering of the
democratic party. There have not
only been admissions of grave dis
satisfaction by leading democrats,
from which reasonably correct and
iudicious deductions may be made
as to the present state of feeling
within their party, but occasional
rather sharp upheavels have occur
red, more plainly and forcibly indi-
eating the true state of things, in
the organization which saw fit to ac-
cept Pattison and reject Wallace III
the ticket recently placed before the
democrats, than any words could
well depict.
Since the nomination of Mr.. Patti
son, whose integrity, uprightness
and honesty of purpose is not to be
called into question, it has been OBJ
served that II considerable portion
of the democracy, hitherto regard
ed as absolutely solid for any candi-
date to be named, as the standard
bearer of the party in the great CON
test soon to open i'll our State, does
not hesitate to openly and frankly
express its feelings of bitterness and
distinct dislike toward the outcome
of the one-sided and grossly manipu-
lated Pattison-Scott assembly, which
did not hesitate to knife the most
astute and keenest democrat within
their party, that inordinate ambi-
tion on the part of one man, who as
pires for the second time to the chief
place within the Commonwealth,
might be gratified, at the expense of
Mr.. Wallace and his friends and
that, secondly millionaire Scott, who
is more especially notable for the
distinction his blooded race-horses
have won for him upon the trotting
track, than for any accidental act of
intelligence or benefit he ever per-
formed in Congress, might the easier
attempt to reach the United States
Senate with the assistance of Patti
son, whose place on the ticket, it is
vainly, though for that reason, none
the less heroically, imagined by his
impetuous and over-zealous sup
porters, would lend sufficient I
strength to the operations of the
democratic party throughout the
State, in the fall canvass, to not only
seat him in the chair, he has not, by
reason of the force of constitutional
prohibitions, occupied during the
last four years in the Executive
Chamber at the Capitol, but also to
return democratic Legislature,
whose sincere obligation and solemn
mission would consist in selecting
William l.. Scott to take the seat of
Senator Cameron in the upper house
of Congress.
It's apparent that some very scien-
tifc figuring was done at Scranton,
without, however, properly compen-
sating the mathematician in chief or
holding out to him any particularly
precious plums for the future, which
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Standing Committeeman.

Adams-A. l.. shrader. Harrison Brinlnger.
Beaver-JOhn q. Walker. W. II. Coleman.
Beaver West-P. W. Treaster, T.. 4. Herbster.
Jentre-C. A. Hendricks, =. O. BowersON.
Chapman--G. u. Weiser J. X. Peck.
Franklin-C. 4. BOlcnder. II. W. Felty.
Jackson David wetZel. Is. +. Herman
Mddleburgh-,I. NJ Steininger, Jas. BOwersoN.
Middlecreek--W. A. Kceler, a. ID. Kramer.
MOnroe-P. $. Ritter. 7. Z. llummel.
Penn--G. NJ Witmer. 4. G. Gembcrling.
Perry--M RothrOck, i, :. showers.
Perry Vest. Il. Strawscr, :. L. Paige.
SclinsgrOve-A. u. Keck, j. A. Lumbard.
spring.. l. Manbeck. Peter +. Relgle.
union-J. II. Herrold. II. q. Stahl.
Washington-Jerry Charles Jos. u. Meyer.
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Home For Sale.

The undersigned offers her home, situate \
miles west OF Mlddleburgh at private sale. II
consists of 3I ACRES OF land on which Is erect
ed "A good Dwelling HOUSE suitable for two
small families, large summer House. stable
and other outhuildlngs. II Is supplied with a
good well and new pump II VIII be sold cheap
For particulars call ON or address
MRS. ANNA STRUNK,
Middeburgh, Pa