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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

FUNGI nal heart diSeas2-that is from failure
of nerve Fuwrr of the heart is durable if yuu
use Dr GrCene'S Ncrvura Indeed this wonderful
remedy for heart, brain AID nerves should lie
used in all cases Used when the frs: sHmptums
show themselves, it will prevent all danger of
heart failure. 1t is purely vegetable and harm
less and its offers the only sure hope of
culi,l these tHrribI.. diseases and ,.v~rt-
ing the fatal re- .ult. 1t is. We unil, sitatIns:y
aft III. rvnrl! of :" great mVri; and marvel
lous virtues that no sufferer should neglect to
use il, If Il safe and cure is desired. 1t is
for sale by all lru- gi~ts at $500 per bottle
No Other Remedy In The World Ever
Had Such IL Testimonial.
For tie ben, lit of those VIII, may be SUFFERING
and fail tn Gnd relief desire to state my case
For over IL year Suffered from Il Heart Dis
case, IL constant pain with severe attat ks
of palritation, until l anticipated sudden
death at any time. became weak AID drb:li-
tatrtl, with loss of energy, dependency.
cite. Hearing Dr. Greene lecture, he ST. faithfully
daScribrd my condition that l determined to
try DR.. Gu Genes Nrrvura. My Improvement
has been continuous and rapid. have tax
en- five buttl, :. and the pain and pHlpitation
are g pne. l sleep we'll. have an excellent a =
petite ami feel well. 5. A. DlSART,
Nortundalc, York Co N. r.
DIR. Greene of 80 West nth &t.,New York.
its disrov rer, is the famous. specialist in the
cure of nervous and chronic diseases TIL" doc
tor has devoted special attention to the treat
mcnt of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence. and will give by mail his
opinion and advice in any cas- free of charge.
The perfrctioT of this system renders IL complete
cure almos assured, his success III treatment
by correspondence is wonderful and unequalled.
NIB - Send for symptom blank to ill out,
or write to DR. Greene about your case, and a
carefully considered letter. fully explaining your
disease and giving You perfect underst 4ndins
OF all its symptoms will be returned, free of
charge.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
Better Glass OF Immigrants Wanted.

WASHINGTON, Feb S.-Representative
Lodge, of Massachusetts,, presented in
the House for reference a petition signed
by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen and 1900
other persons asking Congress to insert
in any bill to regulate immigration a
provision that the American Consul
nearest the point of embarkation shall
issue a certificate to the emigrant stating
that he is not inimical to American in
situations; that he can read his native
languages; that he is physically and men.
tally sound; that he is not under con.
tract, and that he has never been pau.
per of criminal.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

A BILL has been introduced in the
lower branch of the Minnesota legisla-
ture providing that any public officer.
state, municipal or county, accepting
any gifts,fre passes or any other favors,
not granted to the general public from
any railroad or other corporation in the
state, shall be held guilty of felony and
be punished by fine not less than 81 900
nor more thon $1,000 or by imprison-
ment in the state prison not less than
six months nor more than one year, or
both.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
Re is Not Jnck the Ripper.

LONDON, Feb. IS. 1t is said to be
an open secret that Sadler, the alleged
murderer of the girl called "Carroty
Nell" Is innocent of the crime, and is
not Jack the Ripper. The police retain
him in custody under remand, but are
busily engaged in searching in other di-
rectionA
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

HENCEFoRwARD Koch's lymph will
have to pay custom duty of % per cent.
the New York custom house authorities
having definitely classified it. That is
the way we develop our home industries
and protect American homes.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
L, Wa. a Bogus Te:eSram.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. - Secretary
Blaine says that the telegram attributed
to him, and said to have been read at the
railway celebration at Fair Haven, Wash
ington, was neither written nor sent by
him. The Secretary says he never heard
of the celebration until appraised of it by
the newspapers.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

DUBLIN, Feb. 1S-Mr. Dillon is so COM
pletely FRUSTRATED by the anxieties and
labors of the past few weeks that the of.
fcials Of Clonmel prison have deemed it
advisable to place him in the infirmary
for rest and treatment.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
Alarming Increas" of This Terrible
Nerve Disease.


EervnuSn' and Weakness.
Irregular or Intermittent Pulse.
Gid,tInPss. swimming OF the head,
strange, Fain; ceilings. rr' NJ blipg,
short Breath. Sinking sensation,
Goodness Swelling of Feet and Leg.
Flute ing or Pnlpitation in left lid" of
tho Chest.
Fee ling of Apr. hcnsion or AmNi, t. as OF
impending Dagger.
Druwsin~ss DIItimcs. Il .eples ness at
night.
A little over xertinn, excitement OF emotion
may ing on the ATTACKS at ATTY time Sudden
rising from STOPPING or reel ming posi- ion will
cause dizzin, IS, and rapidly climbing stairs will
make the heart pa'pit ate. produce weariness
al d shurtness Of breath. 1t some cases there
are pains in the region of the heart but in most
eases there is no pain whatever
Neglect of these symptoms will result in
Heart Failure, SpasnS ar Neuralgia OF
the Heart or Death
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
The P.e,byterian COMMITTEES Adjourn

WASHINGTON, Feb 1S.-The Presby-
terrain Assembly Committee, which has
been in secret session here for IL days,
has finished its work and adjourned
The results of it's labors will not he made
known until the next meeting of the AS
sembly at Detroit during the coming
summer. The principsl work of the com,
mittee was the revision of the Confession
of Faith,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

The other day in a village not far
from Quebec, the Protestant missionary
parsonage caught fire, but by the
prompt efforts of the Roman Catholics
in the neighborhood the fire was extin-
guished and the building saved. Some
were singed and otherwise injured, but
the aid was checrfully given in chris
tain-like spirit. One touch of nature
makes the whole world kin. A calamity
always knocks away the partitions Of
sect and crceds and places men on tn
neutral ground of humanity.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
Salisbury Reply IL on Its WAY.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-Lord Salisbury's re-
ply to Mr.. Blaine's dispatch of last Do
cember on the Behring Sea question has
bean forwarded to Washington, aud will
be forthwith presented to AR. Blaine By
Sir Julian Pauncefote.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
soma, or QUAY Leaves for Florida.

WASHINGTON. Feb Ex-senator Quay
left Washington to-day for Florida,
where he will remain two months in the
hope of benefltting his health.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
: Z VI. T. MALoNEY, PRoPRIEToRs.
DrrIcE 1853 South Main Street.

Delivered by carrier to any part of the city, or
sent by mailat the following rates
One Ye tr....... $500 Three Months. ..... 81 %
Six Months 800. 81 80. One Month. 49,. .42c
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
NOW OPEN
c. K, KILBRIDE & CO.,

IS East Main Street, Cor. Spring,
Have opened one of the finest drng stores
in the state and are now prepared to offer
to the public a pure, fresh stock of medi-
cines, select toilet articles, perfumery, etc.
Special attention given to compromising
prescriptions. Accuracy and absolute pur-
ity guaranteed. A fine assortment and
reasonable prices worthy of your atten-
ton and inspection. Please call.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

Enteredas 'oconc olast mater at the Water
bury p0stoficF.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
n. i. B Il. Railroad Time Table,

Tralns leave Waterbury for
NEW YORK sos, $50. 1915 a. m. 80 s:s5, GOT,
pm Return SOL, 500 1000 u. m. 100, 4O2
6:J2 y. Ia. ~'
Return -1!:00,m IN.
B"lDGEPokT-605 SEA, 1o45. a M ,l:so. s:s5 .e:o7.
Return-1:0O, ":12, a. M, 1910 2:33, $50. T:17.
7. IN
ANS0NIA-6:o5, $50, 1o:45,a IA 80. sa5 or s:5c
N Rcturn-1:35, 1924, a M, 12:li, $40,
wAII,dEndnoMN-6:;4, $50. 11:as a M, 4:o5. Sis,
I:ol, 9l5p m. last train, Saturday only Re
turn tux G t.; re- 1910 a. m, $50; 500 SIS
OAASTON-s I1:iT a M, 400 $50 D. n
NOV ReturI!.::5o, 1919, q. m, e:55, 5:39 D. m.
TOR IpN-S:20, HIT, a. IN. :, 400, $50 d M
wv, I Rstprn-7:G. 9:5Ga m, ESQ, $40 p m
WHIST ED-S:~0, ll:l7 a. m, 4:U0. $3.50, D. m.
Return-7:15, 9:35, a. m sos, 4:52 4, m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Going north 9:25 Il. m
Going south, 4:l5 p. ~.
Fer New Iiaron and points on the Shore Line
Via NauSatuck Junction at4:15 o. M
LuCIUs FUTILE, General Manager.
& T. AkM i'SrEAD. General Pass. Agens.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

NJ ERIDEN, WATERBURY s. CONNECTICUT
Va RtN Err RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT JAN. ), 1891
FROM WATERBURY, TO CROMWELL.
Leave Waterbury, Dublin street, 500 and 1000
am; 500 p. N.
Leave Merden, 600. 1910 a m, 5:45 D. m.
FROM CROMWELL TO WATERBURY.
Leave CROMWELL $50 a. m, 1918 pm
Leave Mcride;;, West Main street. 7:45 A. m
1851, G:15 p. n. " ''
Arrive at Dublin street, s:e3 a. m, 1:s5, 7:ss pm.
CHAS. NJ. CRAWFORD, Supt.
Meriden, Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18
Miss H.L.Mattoon

Has the only SHORTHAND
SEMINARY in the NAUGA.
TUCK VALLEY. DAY and
EVENING SESSIONS. Per,
sonal attention by the EX E.
RIENCED PRINCIPAL E.
LECT in every respect. The
ACCURACY of our graduates
proven by the leading manufoc-
turing firms of the city, who
employed them. COURSE By
MAIL $500. Rooms % e. 90
Lilley's block, Waterbury, Conn.
Miss H. L. NATION, PrinciE =
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

EOR SALE-Placards of "To Rent
7 FURNISHED Room To Rent" "Fo,
Sac" aud many other designs, Zoe each
At the DEMOCRAT Office.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-18

EoR SALE-Old newspapers, 25c per
g 100, Large quantities at reduce
prices Just the thing to put under ear
pets. At tie DExoCRAr oface.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Aopfwek.

&opitpeb III basienige 2cioeu, iiber Sas man
hent;utage mobl Nnl Ufteiten ftageu bort uno
gegcn oaS Die meltcn log. SauSmtttel anges
penoet merorn. Sn Den bdufiglteu 6Gllen lmo
eS aber DIE uurittigCn Oiittel, neil fat alle
Wtenldlen itbcr Die 9tatur uno Den llriprllug
bcS getoenS I'M llntlaren ino. Hub bod iit
Die ganie sadie b6fit ciniad Suuelu Sdlleu
inter iebn rllbrt bas &0pImcb BON eiuem uers
oorbenen Ntagen mo baburd) ge0rtcm Slnt.
fretslauf Inter NuOraug SeS SluteS nad) benz
8opt her. Sle Acrite babeu beSbalb and Den
yfamcH galtrtldeS D. b. Ntagenfopfpeb baiiir
erfllnpen. 2al1clbe trttt III Oerltie0enen Sors
rlelt auf; mandlmal ais BUMPER, alli Der
Stlrn ooer Dem &Orberbaupt laitenoer 9ruf,
oils ftedenOes, glctdam bobrenoeS Shmer;s
gefiibl, ais etu Gciiibl beS 9euonmenicinS, ais
&lopfeu Der NnlSnocru al beu Sdll6icn, iuo;1
itf bdufIg falte 6iiBe uuo algemciue llnlut
geleuen. 9tamcntltd) oieleS lebtere SeuBeidlcu
1T nntriiglidl. 9tun fam abcr feline Srautbeit,
fein llnmobllctu qriinblid furirt merber, ipeuI
Die Sebanollna lld nid)t AMI Die 2Sur;cl oers
ielben erltredt, baS beiBt III bieienl 5alc, ipenn
rid)t Der peroorbCne ODER iibcrlaoeue Ntageu,
ans Dem baS Aopipeb fonlmt, rFgulirt rm0 in
geiunbcn 3uitauo perIcbt mirb. gu beicm
3lped gtbt eS teiu heliamcreS, ;utrdglifcreS
uno Der augemeineu 0clunbbeit beiier arges
pabteS Ifittel alS Die ct. 8eruarb &rdutera
Ytllen, 10 benannt na6 Dem nobltbGtigen Sernz
haroiner SrNeu, oeiien DdtgieOer iid) 10 groBe
Seroieuite I'M Die glr;enei= uro 6rdutcrfllu0e
erporben babeu. Die Yilleu iino BON ben fronts
men Sernbarbiner M6nfen crfunoru uuo ituo
ans ben miir;igiren mn beiltrGitigiteu Alpeuz
frdlteru slIiGnrmengeett. Shire QSirtlng III
cine milo l0ienoc nuo ermeidlcuoc, blutreiuia
geuoe uuo beu SluttreiSlauf bei0rocrnoe; gnz
id)oppungen oeS SlutS in Den Seucn uerId]mius
ben bein1 G5ebraud, oerielben uno oamit hort
Der 8rud auf Die Slutgefabe bes @ebirus auf,
ipeld,er Die oirefte llriabe bes oils Sopfpeb
betauuteu 9eipeuS lift. Giue 9oitS ct. Sers
noro SrduterzY Yilleu tpiro oenmad) baIiebe
iofort linoern unO mad, flr;er 3eit pollitdnoig
furireu. Die Yillen itub fiir 25 @eutS III jeoer
euteu apotbcfe, ioiqe pol y. 9teuitdbter & &c.,
9. 3. BOZ 24l6, gtem 2ort, III be,ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
@ermisd,te telcarapniid,e seseSd,en.

- Die Sirmingbamer Seifenfabrit pers
braunte getern. sic hattie lslt Sabreu It'll
geleqeu uno mar BON S. 3. Gougbliu bon
Soleoo unO 9f. 9S. 9pper bon Atianta artz
9efauft woroen, welte SOrfebrnnaen trafen,
nm lie mieber in Sang Su ieten. Der Ser
lult betra9t $4,000 unp ift purd Serilde=
RING geOedt.
- Die ySeuuebec Sis uuo Sobleu= Goms
pasnie" in gSilmin9tou, 0el., bat ialirt.
SSbre Iftiua betrageu 100000 unD ole pal
iiua enua ebenlo bel.
- Sim Salep, eu 9feger, Der iid zines
ifGuDliten Ingriffes aui 6rau SoIlom,
cine respectable merge Srau III Seebe, Arf.,
ld)uloiQ genIadlt bate, murbe geittru friib
bon elnem Ntob aus benz pOrtt9en Sefdn9s
nib gebolt unO aufgebGngt.
= Sberit Ncgure perpnentllht beute eli
nen peitereu langeu 2eltartitel III Der Bbts
labelpbier uSimeS," nm Su beipeilen, oaB er
bener ulterridtet 1T, ais yinco!n'S ebemalls
ger Hrluatlefretdr 9ttcolag uno bab er (Ytcz
gure) 9tedIt bate, uls er augab, baB Die
abermalise domination beS SiceprGitbeu=
ten 9amlIu III 1864 auf 9Sunld) Oe5 Prdlls
Denten Xlncolu unterbleb.
- gtn gteger, 9tamenS Sailep, beging
por9eiteru bel Seebe, glrf., ais 6rau SOliom
pou elmer firtli6en 6eierlid)felt Suriidtebrte,
Elm uunennbareS &erbreden. Die gan;e
mGnnlid)e Sep0lferung lit auf Der Sude
naf bem Serldmun0eueu, Der lebeufauS
Oem Gldter 2pn4 perfdllt, loQte CT erplld)t
mer0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Son ci,,em straaiua auaeeriifen.

@btca9o, 10. Suli. SIlfs>StaatSz
anwalt gS. 9. elliott lit an 0ienitas
bei'm Seiud bes SudtbauieS su Solicit
nit seuauer Notb benz Sooe ent9augen.
ST bat ii6 beionoere Seroicnite nm bic
encrsiide Seriolguns bes Scrbrsders
Clements erworben. Sm leeten Sftoz
ber muroe Charles @agner mcgen @inz
brudsbiebltabls 5u 2Oziabriser .3u6tz
bausltrafe pcrurtbcilt. Gr bate cine
aanse Samilie i'm S6lafe dloroiormirt
uno oas 2cbcl aler Otitslicber oericlz
ben eeidbroet. Ils er Ben @cridtSbof
pcrlieB, ldwor er, er miirbe, penn iid
ibm Die Gelcgenbeit bOte, iowobl 9fid)z
ter 9lltgclb wie Srn. elliott t6btcn.
Sim 0ienltas idlug CT sen Staatsans
malt, ais Oieicr burd Sen Sof beS 3udtz
baulcs gin9, nit einem Stiid Warmor
su gpben. @arOcin Dement, uno an
Sere Seante ersriffcn ben Sdurfen unb
fcilelten ibn, ebe er ben 9ln9riff mieoerz
bolen fonnte. ,Sr. @(liott iagt, er babe
iit, ais er lSa9ncr scieben, Ser 0ro>
buns, bic oieicr 9c9en ibn ausseitoBen,
erinnert uno lei initinftip 5uriif gctrez
ten. OaOurd lei Der Sdlas beS Ser
BREEDERS 81 fur5 gcfa(len, lunit miiroe
herielbe unbeoingt t0Otli6 scueien isin.
!Or. Glliott erbiclt cine idmersbafte
&opfluuuOc, uno cine .3eit lang beiiirds
tste man cine Gebiraeri9attsruns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
iMus nnierer seitrieem 2. Rorsen- aus sabe.I
Gampfcr=Gpniiioit.

gt torf t, 3d., 8. Sl1li.-Oer Samp1er
pSupanbotte" Don Der ySlb Oomlnlons
Sine" Der BON bier mad gtepports Stems be-
itimmt mar, colllOirte beute friih ulI tl2
llbr auf Der 9Obe oes 2ambert- YolntSSob-
lenpiers nit Dem britiiheu Sampfer pSas
min9ton," BON 9terp=Yo naf Apinpall
beItInlmt, Der bier einlief, I'M SobIen etilsn=
nebmen. Seioe Sdiiie wurbeu am Soroerz
iteuen beiddpigt. Ser pSupanOotte" tubr
mad Gelp>yo mciter, uno Der uSamln9=
ton" miro euner genauen Yriiiuns unterwOr=
ten merpen, I'M ieitSuiteqen, oh 8eparatu'
rem notbmenOi9 iinO, ebe Ell ieine &sle IOrts
ieteu fauu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Soiuoerty.

gtew g orf, 10. Suli.-@eneralz
&ertmeiitcr &. 9. BOwberlp bat an bis
y slrbeitSritter ein Girfular erlallen, in
meldem er ben auf BEN %. 5. Wtts. ans
be,aumtcn politilhen 9Onoent, BON wels
9em cine FlattfOrm int Sinne Serv 6ars
merszslliancc" aufseitellt ucroen iollte,
a6ia9t. Sr. EOwoerly madt baraui
auimcrfiam, baB ii6 Ser %. Sebruar
1892, @albingtou'S @eburtstag, better
SIT bem Gonpent eisnen luiiroe, uno CT
fOrSert allc anocren Srganiiationcn, bie
bunalS ben sluiruf gum Gonuent nit
unterseidnet baben, AMI ii6 8etreHs
bes lett9cnanntcn 0atum5 nit Dem
Gcncralietretar SaDes in Scrbinoun9
III irben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
pfberletDfu.

2eber uno Hieren iino uebit Ser3, 2unge uno
Wfagen Die mid)tigiten Sur @rbaltung oeS
9ebenS notbmeubigen gSerfSeuge, uno BfltdIt
eineS Seben, Der eS nit iid) ielblf gut nleInt,
1T cs, bieielben IN mOglid)it geillnben .3uitano
Al erhalte1l. SIM 9egenIat III Ser3, Suuge uo
Niagen aber, bic bei1l normal orgauilirteu
Yteniden id)on einen guten Euff auSbalten
fDnnen, obne gleid) ben 9ienit III periageg, 1T
bic 2eber ein iebr enpfinblidJes Organ, nno bn
leieite StDrung ober llnterbrcd)ung Der &bdttf
fCit berelben mad)t iid) alSbalb III unGng;
ncbmlter g8eiIe bemerfbar, llno Slpar III Born,
ernltlid)er Sermidelungen, fiir medle Die 9lerjts
cine gau;e 9ln;abl LANCER latetniIder gtameu
erfnnoen baber, uno ipeld)e, penu nttt bel
Seiten baiu getban miro, langmiertge lulo
b0d]lt Ifmer;baite &ranfbeiten ullo gar bdnFg
ben Soo srIr 6olge babeu. Sn nidltGrStlid)cu
Sreien pilegt man alle bicIe Serpidellm9en
Mutsr benz gtameu 2eberleibeu 3uiammenSus
faiieu. Sbre Spmptome iinO ielbit fir ben
Salen leift erfenllbar: gelblldle Sarbnng
Der Saut, nameutltd) bes gSeiBen im Auge,
gelbrotber uno III idlimmeren SQueu bralna
rotbCr ooer gar blutigr0tbiher llrin, Sdlmera
3en beim SarrlaIIen, mioerlid bitterer, gautaer
@eidJnlad I'M OhInoe, filSartig belegte Srnge,
9lppetitloiiqfeit uno uamentlid) gStberlpilen
qeaeu ben @enuB BON TleiIfIpeiieu, perbunoGn
nit &opftpeb, leidten Sicberanidllen, II. |. 10.
fiuo uutriiglide Selln3eden, Dap NIT Der Heber
etmas nidt rtd)ttg tit. Sobalo zines OOer
mebrere oicier &enrsei6en iif fiiblbar MAIDEN,
1T es sur Sermeibung ernitltder 6ranfbetten
uubebingt notbmenoig, bic geber bon iiber4
itdifger Sale, pou alien @uiammluugen oers
borbener Stofie su beireieu, ben SaitetreiSs
iauf I'M &0rper gu bef0rbern uuo 3u erlei6teru
unb ben lauuii4eu appetit III geiinber g9riie
au3uregeu. .3u bieiem !3med gtbt es MN feiH
belereS Ntittel, ais Die ieit 9llters beriibmteu
ct. Sernarb SrduterzPtlleu. 9teielbeu perben
ausihlie6lidl ans ben ipiir3igften alpenfrGutern
subereitet, bereu beilfrdfttgite Seitanotbeile
obne ieglidle mineraliIfe Seimtl9ung pom
aeifidter Sanb i'll YillenTorm gebrGd)t uerOeil.
Sie ct. 8ernaro Srduter. Billen finb in jeoer
outen Ipotbefe All baben, ODER otreft bon 8.
Sieulfdoter q Co., SOr 2416 in 9lew Yort, fiir
rs Gents III beiieben.
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Niotten,m manoper bel Bottom.

BOitOn 9. Sult. - 0aS G0OIutlOnSs
@ei1waber wurbe beute, bon 25 Ooer mehr
SOoteH bemauut, bon Ntitgliepern SeS
6lOttenmili5 SataiGons ange9rliien. SaS
@ei6maber beuubte ieine eleftrtid)eu 0idter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .@s mar uerabreoet,
oaB, wenn Elm Soot eiuem Sfiiie iid) auf 25
SuB udbern unp 20 Setuuoeu lang elm tar=
biges 2iht bremen f0nne, ohne baB es BON
einem 9idte Don ben Sdlliien auf es 9eiporz
fen ,purbe, es eineu Sorpebo gegen baS
Sd)ifi ab9eTcuert unO paiielbe gefan9en
babe. Ser Sieg wurOe pem @ei9waber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Ycrmii6tes aus Der altem 2Selt.

Die iapaniide 9tesie'
rung bat brei Sauptleute nud Sapern
aeIenbet, nm bort Stubien in Der priuis
lesirtcn MOrofunit 81 MAIDEN. Die BRET
Serren bOren auf Die wobltlin9enbcn
fuinamen SetiDa, Safafibara uno 6u
81 mOto. SIRE Sienltliben Happorte
werben biben nod intereiianter icin, als
b'riiben.
Ius 8aDern wiro beridltet:
.r@iu 5Hr 3eit bier in 0dirnbcrs wobn>
batter, aus einem baperiid idenSrte sebiirz
tiger Waurerseicae bate i'm Sabre 1888
cine @be in &eltpbalen geldlolicn. Scet
bat CT MIN bei'm SanSseri6te cine Slaz
&c auf ltn9iiltisteit5ertlarung bielcr
@be einsereidt, ba ct bel oer ieincr;eitis
gen GbeidlieBung nidt I'M slrt. 80 oeS
baperii6cn @eicees iiber Seiuatb, Ser
cbeltdung unO uientbalt pOr9elfrlebcz
nen 8eltimmuns nadsefommcn iei, mo-
uad BON Der 0iitriftssSeriualtuu9S
bOrOc, IN pelder Der Wtann ieinct0eimatb
bat, Elm ,3cusniB beisubrin9en lei, ubaB
sescn ois bcabiidtiste beltlieBuns fcin
i'm 8eiete be9riinbcteS GbcbinOerniB
porliege." Die 9ioilfammer bes 2anoz
scridtes bat, Der &la9cbitte bes !OtanneS
cntlpredeno, Die Gbe fir unsiltis erz
flart. Dem Serncbmen nad mill sic
@befrau ii9 BEL bieiem 9lusiprude nltt
berubt9en. a" Sn bieiem Sale bat aliO
Ser @bemann bas BON linn ielbit perz
i6ulrete fOrmelle Seriebeu baSu bcnuet,
nm iid ieiuer in 9torObeuti6lano ibm
rsdtmaBig ansetrauten 6rau ;u cntles
bi9en. Gs lit bod wabrbaft empOrenb,
baB Oerartigc5 in Oeuti6lanO purfOnz
men fam, 3wan;ig Sabre na6bem Sauz
icnOe auf Den fran;Oiiiden S@la9tfels
bern fir bie Oeutide @inbeit 9eiallen
iiub.
-4us Gbarinsen miro &C.
idrieben: ~ Der 6lefen Steinbafs6alz
lenber9 I'M &reiie Sdnaltulben lit III
Der 9liidli6en Gage, einen rSailer" ais
Sobtengrdbcr, eincn rSer5o9" ais 3lez
genbirten, einen rNtarfsrafcn" ais
8Gnlebirten uno cincn n&Oni9" ais
9tadnwa6ter su bciitcn. 9a 1T @Or>
tugal bciier o'ran; e8 belitt einen gtadtz
wa6ter alS &Onig."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Samffrah II, 2omispiGc.

2ouispillc, &p, 10. Suli.-9ie
r6aIlszGitps sSant" faQirte beute Morz
gen. Die Gallipa iino $431 900, wos
BON $223,9OO oem Clearing Souie"
unb $191 200 ben 0epoiitoren iduloig
iino. Die nominele 9lftipa betragt 81 =
$4,000. Seit Der 5inan5panif i'm leez
ten Sabre bat Die Sanf ialcdt 9eitanz
Sen. Die 0epoi iitOren werbcn wabrs
ideinli9 pOll be;ablt unb Die 9lftiondre
erbalten mOslider 9Seile 35 Gents pom
Dollar. Oas 9lfttenfapital oer Sanf
betrGQt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Git nencs Yrojeft Oct ,,ssarmer=
Nllto,t'."

G6icago, 10. Suli. - Gine De-
peihe aus Gopefa, &aniu8, melOet, OaB
ein 9luiruf Sur sbbultung einer @encs
raj Convention Oer r6armcr 9((lians"
unb aller inoultrieQcn Sr9anilationen
bes Staatc5 in Sopcfa am 20. 9luguit
erlalien mOrOcn lit. Sn berIelben lou
eine Goopcratiu Sercinigun9 sur GOns
trolirung aQcr 6urmprooufte uno gum
IustauId uon SOrrdtben acbilOet wcrz
ben. Der 9lufruf lit bon J. 9. 5ren6,
SefrctGr Ser r6armerz9lllianS Sena=
tor Bfiiter II. q. unterseihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
sefrctar Slaime nia,t id,,per framf.

SarzSarbor, 0te., 10. Suit
Der geridt, baB Sctretdr glaine i'm
Sterben lie9e uno OaB Die 9lerSte alle
Sofinung aufgegcbcn ba6en, lit pOllfomz
men fali6 IL. un6egriinoet. Srn.S .Slaine's
@eiunObeitssuitanO bchert iid beitans
Dia, wie 5eoermann, Der i'm in ben
SfraBen BON gar Sarbor umbcr geben
iiebt, peiB, uno es 1T an;unebmen, baB
er Dor Gnbe bc8 SommerS Elm pOlIfom>
men oeiunber Wtann iein mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
..Grfafdinn tferttrfhriIf.

Stem w<Dorf, 10. Suli. rSrendp."
ser Seem DOrfer rSad tie Slipper, I"
muroe su lsbenslanslider Saft perurs
thrilt.
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glrtctt 1tu0 9unt,.

Sel1eoille, ST., 10. Suli.-0ie 800
Irbeiter Der ,Sallep- unb Der
r9Saugb Steel= Slant" meld)e in Der lees
ten @o6e ausitanoen, I'M Die 9olunbuier
9obutala einsufiibren, baben Die slrbeit
micOer aufqeuonlnen.