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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
seniationeae sclbitmproe.

San 6ran3tS CO, 20. 9lug. -
Sarl SdOrr, ein unlan9it BON aui itraz
lien bier anselangter @rubenbeiieer, erz
ttant am "a. Suli Dor SEN S(ugen leiner
5Srau, wGbrenb ct nabe Dem n@liiiz
0Oule" babete. ST hattie Die 6rau erlt
cine gSute porber 9ebeiratbet. Ntan
glaubte, oaB Sdorr betrGdtlide5 81
gentbum beiaB, uno bie @ittme mar be-
nlibt, oaiiclbe aufSufmoen. Sc tern
nun fam cine anOere 6rau aus Butte,
MOnt., 6ier an, bic, iuie e5 lih berauSz
itellt, Die erite unb redtmGBi9e Satin
De5 Grtrunfenen mar. SdOrr bciraz
tbetc bicielbe por sebn Sabren ;u Suttc,
20tont., nnb bc9ab iid BON BORT na6
9luitralien. Sm leBtcn ltai ifrieb er
ieiner 6rau, lie iOlle gu ibm tummun.
9lnltatt auf fie ;n wartcn, fam ct bier
her unD brahtc ein 6rl. Saplor nit,
wcldc5 CT nad ieiner 2lnfunIt in San
6ran,i5co bciratbete. ST crlpartete,
baB lcine 6rau bel iciner 2lntunit nad
9luiralien unterwe9s iein weroe. gu
fGlli9 bate iid) OicIelbe pcrip6tct uno
fubr nid)t auf ocn1 9ampfer ab, auf
melhem iie Die 9lciie maiden lollte.
9tan glaubt icbt, oaB Sdorr Sclbitz
moro bcging, nm elmer 8igamie stnz
flage aus;uweiden. Die sweitc ,Srau
bate Dem .Utan1e ibr 9anics @jel0 9cgez
ben unO 1T icbt mlttcllOS.
laramie, 9SDo., 20. 9(u0ult.- $.
Grompton, Stationsagcnt Der ,llnionz
Eacifcsgabn" III Carbon, wuroe gcs
itcrn ais 2eide inter ben Sriinlnern oe8
ingcGihcrtcn Station59ebGuOe5 geIunz
Ben. Gin 9fcuoluer lag ncben ben balbz
pcrfObltcn lleberrclte. Grompton mar
Gags porber bCtrunfcn geucicn, uno
man pcrmutbet, 0aB er iif erihuB, nad)z
Dem ct OaS GebGuoe ange5iinoct bate.
Die Sabnqciellldaft pcrlicrt $4,000 AM
9ebGu0e uno mebrere Sauleno Dollars
an 6rudtz uno GrpreBgitern. 2(uBcrz
Dem beianO iid) cine groBe Summe g5elD,,
mclde Der gefpitb GOmmcrcialzGo.
gcbOrtc, IN ber Spinoe Die Sbiire Der
Splnpe mar Ofcn 9elol1en mor0cn, ltnb
bas gelo, neblt lGmmtlidlen Siebcrn
uno 9tcdnungcn, 1T scritOrt, IS wirO
oernlutbct, buB Grompton bctrGdtlide
Sunlmen unteri6lo9cn uno pcrpraBt
babe.
Gbicu9O, 20, 9(u9uit, - Glart
9&Oooman, elmer Oct rclditcn 8itrqer
pon Smaba, 9tebr., unO Elm 0irettor
Oca Heiniaamenzn Sruit" wuroe Beute
ltadmittug in icincm s3lmmer I'M
rGjranb HaciIic= 0otcl" ais |eide gciu1z
ben. .Otau glaubt allsclllcinL OaB ct
SelbitmOro bc9ing. Der ScrItOrbcne
uorOtit9licb Observation-Disclosures
bGublcrIirma gSooOman & 0arri5, Sc
reu 9iireuu iid III 9tr. 917, I'M n9iOo=
fern Gcbduoc," beiinoct, gSooeman,
oeiicn SermO9en auf $1,Ooo,OOO &C.
iddet wuroe, ioll cinen 9roBen Ibctl
oeielbcn pGbrcuo Der fiir;llden 2tuircs
quug auf oem Getraibcnarfte ucrloren
babcn, inOcTien lit nidtS @ewiIc5 BAR
iibcr crulttclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Gi1t
8 TIA 1t {,
nit !3eit.

Sei ibren S5erltcben, Der
pprrilfencen Belt Su ipptten,
mit0tn Tnmen III Dem Sien-
cpntre eilri9e Steiiuren ba>
opn tra9cn. Gieir fDnnen
lie jepph, lp>peit rer Itillt
lit S5rtraht fomlnt, rud)
re6tSeiti9e1 II, re9elmdBi8en
0ebrauh ppn vOlcnn's
S6Dcfcls clsSclfc" Yrrbcr-
9en. S6ne bic 9prrn Su
0eritDpfelr poer bic Gjeilmp-
6eit rcr 9out ir9rnppie sr
ihdri9elt, belriti9t ie ppn
BET Sberf fdcte g5littben,
6ilrnen, StDtbe lnb bic Der-
lAieoenen Gntitrllun9en I'M
Oefpl9e ppn SuneDnrenrem
Sitter pper Gilnpirflm9 rer
Spnne. Mim 1jtte iiN Dpr
6dlihun9en! Sn 9lpptDe-
frn Su baben, Die Belt
9rcift e6enlp ba5 5oar, lpie
relt Ieint alt, 9lQrin ntm
m9elmten olten Siulcbhen
laBt ii6 ou6 bier nit
v9iQ's aagcu0liflt6cm
9aarfGrbemi mittel"t "trpsen,
lpelhe5 oltf benz 9rauen
6oupte res 9llter5 pcn6o1A
per Sr9enp erneuert, G5
lit pa5 bette lnp retnlte int
Gebrauhe bcfinplicte 9aar>
fQrbemittrl. ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
9lLa Seidic acfll,iocli.

9l cine, 8iSc., 10. 2lu9uit. .-0ie
furdtbor perltiimmelte 2eidle pon DEM
mis- OtcGuc, eincm angeicbenen 8iirger
pOn 9fOfforo, Sis, wuroc bobicr IN
Oem6luB 9efunben, Die &eble mar Ourdz
idnitten, Elm 8cin gcbrOdcn unb in Der
gruit mar cine lange NunOc, Ourd
lpeIde bic Hun9en bcrpOr Oron9en. ST
wuroe am ,Srcita9 gum lcBten 0ta( lez
beno geleDen. Ntan glaubt, DaB er crz
moroet unO oann Die 2eibe in ben 6luB
geluOrfcn murOe, no iie unter bic 9lGOer
etnc8 Iampfer5 fam uno Oann III ser
anQeqcbenen QSciIe ucritiimmelt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Wfarft 1t,,3 SorSe.

2onbou, 20. 9tu9uit.-Ger. Staaz
ten@Sbll9atloncn: 4 pros. 100; Ditto
4 rO3.1O24; 9ttlanttc @reat g8ez
itern -, Ditto Brior. 4prOS, --,
Canada Yacific SCI, Grie 224, Ditto
Brtor. --, Suinoi8 Central 80,
ARerican 35, ct. Baul 69I1, 9tewz
YOrfzGentral -, 9feaOin9 155, Ycnrz
lplpanta 52ss, 0tericansGentral 4zprO5.
7339.
2ipcrpOOl, 20. 2tug, 1890 llbr
9tadmittag5. - 8aum>polle: 2lmerit.
NtittcliOrtc 4 ZIG, 80. 9}ewsOrleonS-.
Die Serfauie betrugen 1000 Salcn,
Equalization unO 9tuSIuDr 800, gu
fubr 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
sSra1t Gr. gtn1.a 6ierima,

Ir. 28, Sno-Sciabs, nabe 9nItimoreitrafe.
sprsdlinnoeH pon ubr gotEl. bis llbr gbeHos.
IaRtbare BdtienteH 6rir9er tdglih nsue 2eioea@eez
noiien, fpeIhe lhon an Ranoc oes 3ooes neben uno
burb msine tpunberhareu beutibeE SciImttel in uas
saubItt flt1er 3eit als tErlrt eatIafien ptrotr.
SsaGItatioH ireL (jai24, ,1gt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Ser Seiitdl oce iran oft5a,en 6cSdlwapcrs
III fcuaiauO

garis, 20. 9lu9uit.-r r9fcpublique
6rancalle" crfldrt, Der 8elud Ses franz
;0iilden 0cidwaoerS in Guglano nno
Ser ibm su 2beil gsmOr0ene marme Gmz
pfang ieien BON GROCER politiider 8ebeu>
tung. Gr belusiIe, OaB England auf
Der slbiidt beitebe, iid aQer Serwifez
lun9en auf bem Gontinente fern ;u hall
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21


(eHgeltmui trodeHeS niiiteln, SrebSetoen, $IH9eE=
biuen, 0pspepie. C5lieplhnamm, Gelhplre, Gez
Itpulite, 6iffraTfbctteH, Gld, g8aferltt, en9lide
SrantReit, SaiSiluB 8rondttls, ShplHond9t Il. t. 10.
GrtaItmnssu nno Sdlmcr5en i'll Der gunge
geheit.
IibYunb, g2i$c., 81. gtopcmber 1SS5.
r. Or: Ut ma = 2Sert1ef 2eft; SH poute JbHeH
idon IRoit eini9e SeilsH sum &obe Sbres SGrlaparz
Ian Belolpent trelhe1. Sor adltSebH SJdhleH enl=
pi0bl Id bieies Uiittel Dr. 4immermann in SfuGtonz
ia, DttHH Der mir Elm ldrgldbrl9er Sreuno 9eDeita
mar Ino dgte bnl, oag eS ten beiiereS Ditel Qeacu
SrfdltuR9 uHo StmerSeH in Der %IiHge ee6c 81 pers
lEtlte eS lao odHfte mir oG1H piemalS, Grliioeno
oGB IS fein hecrcs Ntttel 9c9eH bieie Srunt6citen
9c5e, rHo lett eupfieblt er e5 IeheH Fotientcn SD
emplabl e5 aid @rH. 9irbp, eiHem Apobetcr in
SuatonEa, uno leet bait er eS porrdtbin 5a 9lpples
toH 2SlSc, ipuroe i'd nit einem ilHaen Dianne be-
taRaf, oer slneH ldtmmeH Nuien bate, uHo uon bem
man oetur1tete, Dos or bic Sdllpinoutt hetonlmen
DHroe' S6 eTpfahl 5br SariapGriliGH= SRciolpent
nno Hat eintser 3ett Ia6 it i'm iriI unO 9cno; {,
etHule nlI foarm Die Nano uno ld9te mir, bdB
Sane nI.W leEl oe9rabeH etn triroe. Is bat i'm cbI
iuHIt 9tpetlt' Sor unoefdhr iedIs;ehR Sahrea fam
slh ptHHH i'll mir lin Sulutb) uHo iuete, odB ieiRe
StGa IN elnem nne1 rbe; er hattie suei IerSte perz
ipi' 0oef obHe Grlola. SD empfGbl Shr Sarlapartls
n@un @ hno nah etri0eH 3Gqen mar lie geiuno. gSeHn
Sthpef bitten, 10 1T cine SoS oeTu0 lie All heilen.
so prude nofmalS meH GrftorHe1 Gber oieie ArSnet
GiS uno fdHn nur Seoem ratbeH, oleelbe i'm Saue gu
1aben; ne Derbttet IN pie!en 6aaen cine Etwere
Rrnntbeit IL. (. 10.
Sbr crgebsnsr 3. Sruidfe.
gu bo6eR bel 9lpotbcterH. 81 Die 1SIaite.
.. Sr; Raomop & 60, 9ir. 81, 80rreRitrase,
NeDz9orf.
Ar4n bas Eublifum!- GeHet fifer uub pers
!snst Nsspan,s uao Esst oaB "oasssas" On Dsa
Eb O@e Sos rGnl. t6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
2luocrc anscfonlmcnc Sampfer.
43 ruiiiIdle SuSen aui Der rSIaupnia" nno
Oicr amf benz rSaipian" bel Sanoen Su>
rtl6ocmicSru

Sir uuere Saltinorer SttiltahrtS Ser.
bGIMlne 1T elm iolber5ag, iplc Der Utrttno9
an melfem nret 9roBe G5eanoaElpIer non
europa antanlen, eIH Ieltener.
Jtld)t nur Der 50a1eHz ltll0 Guarantanes Ses
b0roet ule Den SdlTlSitaueru, Die o0S gill
II. Au5laOegeld)dft belor9eu, lonoern nanlents
lid Den Gluuanoerung8' IS 0mmlIldrtn, mel
DIE jett iebr gemliienbaIt uno lorgfdltt9 le-
ben OnlangenOeu Eaia9iet priiien, perurs
Iadlt 9ie8 cine fOloIale 2lrbett.
9en ganieu Sag mar Der 8unoeSa
Suipeftor 2. 9apls nit ieiuem 0iiliaperO.
nal aui ben Seinen uuo tuipi3lrte baIo III
@NutOu, balh aui 2Ocuft' EOtut Die aufom
mcnoeu Gnlgranten. 9SdbrenO bel Dem
u9ioroOeutheu 2lopos" "0ompier oStutts
gart" Die GlHmanocrun95beb0lOe feineH etuz
iigeu Der gmlgranteu beantanoete, mar iIe
geSmuugeu, al benz 6aTburger Qampier
pSlauom0," meldler Jeitern 9tatlmlttu9 ,
llbr nit 1872 YaT0gtcren all Dem $ier Der
Storage & %ltghtberage 60" BON Sater x
8bltcIcp AM jSuB Der GItntonltraBe III GNns
ton QnleQte, As EerloueH, meld)e 10 rulNz
ld)eu Suoenianlllleu augebOrten, Oom Gan
Den 6uritt5ubalten.
Gbenlo er9tuq e5 bier lii6ild)eu Gntlarar-
ten, Die am Sorntttag 8 llbr nit Dem
uNllan-T -Tlntcn"= 9amp1er vGdlpau," meldler
I'M Gau5en 81 Berloneu iIbcr YtUerpool uuo
A0altrar iauNete, ant yOCult=B0lHt antameH.
NI5 @runo Der 3uriifmeiiuu9 wlr0 nngegez
ben, OaB oteie aus 3tuBlaHo pertrlcbeueH
SuOeu nit SrclbIueteu, meld)e aus Dem
Saron A1lrlt ld)eu lluteritiieHngSfon0 be-
llrttten merOeI, etniaf nad) 2msuta yab.
geidubt" moroeu iln0. sic uareu idmmts
lid auer l5iilf5mlttel eutbi0Bt uuo wiroen
i'll tuIer 3cu Dem bieNgeu GemetHmeieu
uHO Der N&ObItbdtigtelt sur 2ait iauen.
SunOe8tn'peftor =. 2aut5 bat angeorOnet,
baB oiele 81 Gmigrauten am &Oro lbrcr
relp. 3ampIer uerblclben uuo Init tbHeu
mlebcr 5uriId mad @uropa ipe0irt merDen
nliiNeu.
2tbiGhrt Der ~Wmuden"
0tittwohNa6mittag 2lIbr tr0t oerp 9tOr0z
oeutde ylogo="I Iampier rWtiludleu" inter
6iibruug oeS &apltGn5 s. Steeuteu ielue
Hudreie uah 8remen on. IuBer Ga 3plz
ideuoedSsY YaiIagleren hat er folgenOeaaIiites
HeiIcube am 8oro ,6r. II. 6rau @.S5. 2prss
BON Grop, Mo.; !0p. SSllAelm uno Goni
SurdarO BON gSaibingtOu, 3. g.; Sri. GOs
Die Gellen Uon Ggerelt, Mas. !1O. Batrld
&5. uno @m. 8. 9wper BON Qaniu9, WI9.;
6rl. s. !0arriiou, Sri. Gbarlta 0erOn mo
'0r. s. S. 8tedh0fer bon lSabiHgton, ;.
s.; 1r. ). (. Wtarqui5 BON Chicago, 81.
6rau Dan nn0 0taiter Jtobert 9(am5reu
pom Wa'buatou, 3. g.; Or. Gamllle lin
ger neblt Schter BON gUerelt, SS., Srl. gil.
liam Tpou lSolfi BON Cincinnati, 9, uu0
6rau 6rauSiSta &oigt nebt 5odter uOu
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
s. @iGgartner & S66ne,
pampf- marmOr- uno Granit- ii1rrkr

5sr. ia -718, @cit Saltimore strakc.
Cine GROVE aHBab BON 0tonumcnteu uno G5rabit,iz
men nets auT yaser: grobe ausipabI.
t2depboa 40O-3l. (S21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
@fif uns @eiuntheif surhcf sebrad,t. III.


e DtGh., Dec. 'SS
Sd mar Sp6lf Sabre lang nerpsrIciocnb, periudte
obns Drbe uHo soften su ipareH auerIei Iebiir a6e1
pergebltt; Sann puroe mir 9aitot Gaoq Gaitot
fcnlgs Ferueu-Starter empiohlsn uno rahu nur brs
laiden bapou lUelde mid pouitdubig urirtsn uro mir
mein iriibtres GlId urb GeiHnobeit 3lrdbradter Id
haIe, baB anosre Seoerbe chen 10 eic g2irtuna ourd
oeics NttieI ertaiter ais i'd. marie Scnir
Rnti Lamb. 8t., Nop. SS
Serr 3. ). CUMMINGS idreibt: Ginss meinsr Rin.
Der l!tt 10 Rr0mpeu oub es unbeid,reib!db lit nis
fd beieH Geildtsmusteln nnb Gucsu usroreh,eu
3a6osM perio5Icoene Gerjte perasblt pas getbcu M
bseitie.n usrutt bntier, Ueriute d aui Gnpiebluuo
Batter SoHrr9an, Qaitor S5niqs Terrerz Sidrfer
DeIer 9lsi cine g.srune Ses 3uitoroes berporbrodts
10 hGB oas eine MN feline SrGmpis ms9r b.tommt unf
picasr itarf uno ssiuHa 10.
ret S5S 9fSs,S Sc 5 s +: ;4s@S
9ieie Weoi5iu lpuroe clt benz Sabre 1876 pou Dem
Sotp. 9aitor abnig Sort MapHs. SHo. subereit9
NIB iest inter ieiner anneiinng ron Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
23S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
Sci 9pothsfsrn gu haben fir
500 Sie ssIait,c. 6 sslaicpc:, fiir S5 90;
.rofic 81 rs, fiir sa-Go.
Su Baltimore Su baben bel
u. &. S,utbUeifer,
gorooitzSds S9Ia1o9ez nno 4earLz ztroEe.
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@tnRefQneunl.

golifIiuit iur Traueft &raafbeitsn nno
5eburfs bitIfe.
Sr- Il, cf=Sentre= ctr,
iSreie Bebanblune fir arme i5raurH tiaIih <oEaz
tags ausseaOmm.al 1912 ubI. lslus3,luttl
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P. - g2abrenb oer Mouate Snlli uno ausuit piro
unier 2Gben I'M llDr gtadnIittass, an Somfaaen
um II llbr gtatlts seitloiieE llHier gel1dit lit
GaMitaas nMr elnen halben 20a as0ifnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Sunotrte arberer 9ieitc, Die bier utt ale auigcs
sGhIt rperoen foHneH.
Setpis =. Wad,man e. gsruoer.

0ian ihaue iidI nadb oem rstten 8late nm unb per=
eee Die giummer AIS. Oft SaItimpreitrasc,
nldDt, ioHit 9ebt man lebI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Malarru in ibrfn usrfbisSsnsn 1fors
mfn afbeilt unS nerbitct.
Sr. Raomag's
Sariaparilliam &eiolpeitt!
9as 9roBe 9lutreinignng5zWtttel
CUR SseiInng aner fronfidDen &ranfbeitcr.

GHroniiter 9IbeumatisnuS, ,iropbuToe 2eioen, Srit=
lengeihDulit, trodene$ iiten Srebsleioen, %un9en=
Ihniilfe, 6ntfranftciten CSit, 4aiieruht, engiIte
Srantleit, SaISub, SroHditi5, ShpiHoiupt Il. /. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
2Sir perfanfcn fetne Watcrtaltpaa,
rcil, ttpd, &iciotnasifiife,

Rnb mir ipiHen @ud ebe 2clte, 81 uiiien i'll tbun,
oaB mir oae 1sppidlz zeSeId,nft bctrciber, uup
9erfauf, iest Die Seii fmr Bargains oa it,
nHer 9ar8es i'm 4reie herabgeiettes %ager muF iort
Ninfen Sic 1dl hleieH &ertani su giuten. SeoeRtsH
Sic, bae mir Heite DON 5epplden bdben, lpeIte gu
iolaenoeH SdlentunospreiieH abaeben:
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3er @atifan uno oer Nreibmmo.

Sran, 2u9ier, 20. 2tu9uit, = Gin
in ben @aloern BON 9lmnlis 9JtOuiIa, 65
0fellcn Oitlid BON NtOitagancm, au8gcz
brudcnes 6euer bat bcrett8 80 900 2lfer
Mal0lan6 per0oet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Walaria
in t6ren perI@teOenen Sormen,
bibi9e8 unb fQlte5 SSie6er.

IS gibt fein 6eiLmittsI in Der g9et uslfes 6bilcs
uHo ultes teber uHo ole pHocr,n Ralariitru. oIDie
GlG!leHz uHo onoere Sisber nit Duie poH Raopap'S
BilelD ldEeLer betlt, ais Raomag's HeaDn Hef
Lief.
@reis so Gents ole SGai6e. 3u BADEN bei
allen apotbefera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Ser @raT puu Garis ump &arSiual Sauiz

Buris, 20. 2tuguit. - @ie r2a
@0Ir" mlttbeilt, bat Der graf BON Yaz
riS ieine rc9clnlaBigen 8citrd9e gu Der
papitliden &aiie eingeitelt, neil Oer
Baplt Die semotratiI3e propaganda bes
&arSinal8 1api9erte, reip. bciicn Bolitif
Der Spmpatbie nit Der 9tepublif, ermuz
thint.
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NaotuaD's 8eaoD 8elief

Al jebsr 3cit i'm Saue babe. Ssin gebraudl ruirb
iDohIthdtlg mirten bei leosr Grt ron SdmerB ooer
araEtbe Us 9lbt yttht5 IN Der lgeit, oa5 10 itHeQ
eireH StmerB ilt- nod BEN 6ortitIltt elaer Srquta
heit aufhlLt, aLs oa5 Neaop RelIeL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Scr Sertide Gor:eiplHemt,

369lif, fuobentidl nnb S0nnta
q. 6aine, Gigentbumer nmo Rei texr.
eaSpet=ede satim0rs'strabs nHS sOiss e'sOe.
9reis hes taaIid,cn 9Iattcs, burdi ards.~.H Bale
tinore uno in her 9idbbaridaft beior9t, II I. Cts.
faaIidbe uno Spnnta 90 =a!usgabc Is Cts. pro
SSodesahibar nodeHtli Die oas glatt beIor9enoeH
Trdser.-5daIid, nebit Sunmtcss stns GA be untsr
Seit i'm Serbdltnif; iir Die modlcutiid,e Hlnegabe
init Sonntassbatt, portoirei, nit 4b8ns tir CLUBS,
1880 pro SGbr, nad ir9sro einem Srte oes Snlans
bes, $4 mad europa Sountaa A =9iusaabe 81
pro Sabr.-Oas bette nno biaisite oentidle 8lettI
IN ben MitteIz unS z IolaateE.
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,Sein 0ewiGt 1T OOlO tpcrtb."

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tbeil ooer bic SOrpsrtbee, IN oeRen itl Der Sdmers
beiinoet, mlro ioLortlae GI.eLtlernna aeluaaren.
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COMPLIMENTARY.


A woman OH bridge train Mad baby
about year old in her lap, and next on
her right sat an oldish man WHO was evi;
IDENTIFY fond of babies The child looked at
him, and he smiled and clucked in return.
He was getting along finely, when all Of a
sudden the kid puckered his lip and began
to howl.
There, there. Don't cry, my precious
lamb" said the mother in soothing tones.
Seems to be afraid of me-" observed the
man.
"Yes, sir, he do, and can't make it out
had him up to the ZOO the other day, and
he looked atsthe big hYppopotamus for half
an houreahd never uttered whimperl''
The old gent wriggled around. looked
foolish, and observing large assortment
of fall and winter smiles in that end Of the
car he went out on the platform to view
the wonder of the Nineteenth century,
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coMPANy's COUNSEL.

LANDS FACTORIES, Company acquired
of the choicest lands for Building Sites Factories On this
the famous Faulkner Iron Ore Beds with the richest
Cumberland Valley.
the attention of capitalists from the world
been such rush for her advantages and her wealth
this well as the finest TIMBER
take advantage and the benefits of
railroad ship out the goods still be at
the coal timber We feel
the county seat Berkeley Counyone West Vgs richest garden
spots
The large shops in this city,
employing hands Of whom skilled womn pay
roll of from $780, 100000 month"; with their connecting
great cities and railroads of the United States
The Valley Harrisburg Pa through
Martnbug and connects with the great Pennsy
The Western Maryland Railroad has already made survey
Virginia and only eight miles from this city, will
complete to Nartinsburg
The West Virginia greatest coal railroad Of the
country through the greatest belt of coal timber probably
the world their
do WILL and almost bound through will
seen at once that Mansbug must be the business of the
The city Of Mnsbug is State with
streets and built either side
houses and residence The city supplied
people. - AK
The and lighted by gas and electricity
MINERAL AND TlMBER-ln addition the 1000 factories
residences the the
and timber lands The showing this beautiful
property to visitors The climate Of Mburg unsurpassed hea
FACTORESThe Company ample grounds for Furnaces
ana anuaeoes Of alkAs and call prospectus
@ s @ manaactoes NE Company will give special m
Tglna and do all induce
and climate unsurpassed The Capital Shares
each5par value s25OO--ful paid and worcestershire.
Zen per cent must be paid subscription and month
thereafter deemed expedn
as they shall elect, until paid in full.
Subscribers stock will have the right paid full
II they hold shares stock fully paid shall the
ngnt 70 double the amount in the payment of a lot
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TennIna.

Love is never satisfied until it gets both
arms full Dallas News.
1t is singular how a surgeon retains hiN
popularity when he so often cuts his
friends. Lowell Courier.
A great many men are like new grounq
do better after they are broken up.-Co
lumbus Post
81 wish was man." said woman the
other day. st is always fashionable fol
them to be comfortable st. Louis. Re
public.
An epitaph for a faithful tram car con
ductor-he took his last fare well.-Gal
weston News.
The woods usedito be full of balloon &C
robats, but they seem to be falling off rap
idly onkers Statesman.
The cocoanut is one Of the largest nuts,
butwe have seen nutmeg grater.-Lowell
Courier.
One of the most expensive things in this
life is the reverse curve on the bottom of a
champagne bottle. Boston Transcript.
The family tree cannot be depended on
for board. -Indianapolis Journal.
''Then you take no stock in Miss Pretty
faces attractionsY Not till know hen
par value. baltimore American.
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An.wer % nutter oue.tIons.


The best temperature to separate milk
by centrifugal force in summer is rs dogs.
Fab. If the milk Is too warm. the butter
will be salvy: IS degs. to 80 degs will do
In winter.
Cream should be cooled as soon az
possible after it leaves the separator to
60 dogs. to 90 degs. In winter this haste
is not so essential. If the cream is sur
rounded by water II not cooled. the
butter will be soft and off flavor.
The proper temperature to churn
cream in summer is SO dogs. to 81 degs..
and in winter 80 dogs. to 60 dogs. II
churned too warm it is liable to mass in
the churn. and will always lose some Of
its body and color.
A cement floor ia the best for butter;
also half basement room. Run Danish
Weston at 4, 900 to 1880.
To avoid streaks in your butter strain
the cream through u wire sieve and
clean the sieve with hose. Cool the
cream in summer as long and as much
as possible before churning and start the
churn at the right temperature Some
cream at 60 dogs. will churn in ten OF
twenty minutes; it should be cold enough
to take one hour.-A. M. Bingham in
Creamery Journal.
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The Patriot,

printed IN Harrisburg. IL is under new man
agernents- enlarged. handsome, bold IN the right
fearless in denouncing wrong Is always and
unswervingiy Democratic. II Is the only Demo
cratic newspaper at the state Capital. II makes
a speciality OF Department News II is the only
paper in Central Pennsylvania that receives
and prints full Associated Press Reports, OBJ
tanned by II over III own wires. II presents
each day Special Correspondence from All points
tributary 70 Harrisburg. all the Harrisburg
News, Fahion Notes. Household Hints, Do
nestle Recipes, society Gossip. scientific,
Humorous and Political Articles, Short Stories
and Sketches. IT. Market Reports are com
plete, both III To Finance and Commerce. Its
Live stock Markets are prepared specially for
THE PATRIOT, and have only been successfully
initiated by one other newspaper in the State.
The Saturday Sermon Of Rev. DIR. Spurgeon, OF
London, Is a great feature.
THE PATnIor wants the rascals turned out or
locked up. To this end 1t heartily urges the
election OF Wright and Tilden ais the only means
to stop the plundering Of the public treasury.
The Weekly Patriot, 8 pages, Is only 81 a
year II maintains the best features Of the
daily, including the spurgeon Sermon. First
take your home paper, then 1t. Send for circu-
lars and sample copies free Of either daily or
weekly.
Liberal rates for campaign or otherwise.
Address,
The Patriot Company,
o. A. ORR, rass,errr.
JOHN G. ORR, rnEAsvata.
9-30-5t. HARRISBURG PA.
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sweet Cream Cheese.

Rich milk is required, because the
cream must be thick. Set the milk four
inches deep in pans. When the cream il
half risen place the pans carefully on tor
of the stove, not too hot, and warm the
milk until the surface ''crinkles." Set
the pans away again, and in twenty-foul
hours the cream is all risen in thick,
adherent sheet, which can be rolled of
whole. Place this in tin molds, bottom.
less. set on folded cloth. which absorbs
the liquid, but, better, on straw mats
placed on the cloth; in twelve hours the
molds with the cheese may be turned
over, and in twelve hours more the
cheeses are solid enough to stand with.
out the molds and ready for sale or use.
Just pinch of the finest ground salt is
sprinkled on the cheese when tits turned.
After making few for home use the
knack Of turning out neat little cheeses
will be easily acquired, and then one
may offer them for sale. The size is q
or 8 by Al or and II inches thick. They
are eaten fresh. but will keep week
New York Tribune.