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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
SMr Saac tit @erifo.

Can Sransisc o, 6. Suli.-6ier eius
getrohene Erioatbrieie aus Nterito seben
on, jenes eanoe itebe abermals am Sor>
abeno elner Geuolution uub DaE in oen qro,
beren Stabten oes Qauoes bereits aroBe
Guantitaten gSaHeu uuo Mnntion perbor,
gen leien. Der tiirslide SOB oes Tinan,.
nlinilters 9ublan, bes einsi9eu Ofauu.s,
pelder Der aomiuiitration 9ia; nod eiu.n
feiteu Salt CAB, bat Die reuolutonare Bartei
ermutbigt ruo oieielbe erpartet auqeblid,
iest nur nod oaS Sigual gum gosld)laaen.
Baibington, 3. g., 6. Suli.
nor 8omero, Der meritaniid)e SeianOte, er.
flart bic in obiger 0epsid)e entbaltcnen an.
eaben fir eniationea uno abiolut unipabr.
Gr iast, YrdiIoent 9ias gsueBe oas poa.
ftdneige gertrauen bes meritanil1eu Sol.
iss unb ieine Stesieruns lei fiartsr, als ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Sas Giienbabniin8ll6 BET Gaa
pc;llta.

@lmira, N.-D., 5. 5uIt.-Siebeu;ebn
Der our9 Die 9ahntataitropbe BEL 9tauenna,
o., ain leeteu 6reitug getOpteten @lasbld-
ier aus Corning, Q, iowie Is Serlpunbetc
flno geiterH mo beute bort ungetommen,
uuo aQgemeiue Srauer berritt in jener
Staot. 6ini Der Spier iino ioentifi;irt,
udbrenh Die ibri9en II Seid)en nidlt Su er-
fenueu nareu. Die Sebteren pur0eu beute
mad euem in Der oSaruarO.9lcapemp" ab-
9eba!tenen SrGIsr9OttssOicnfe beerei0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Sauffaaiu.eut.

90 ntgomerp, ala., 6. Suli.-3ie
Sirma Gcbriioer DtOles, weld]e cine Sparz
banf bier betrieb. itellte heute irib Die 3ab-
lung elu. Die Yaiiipa werOeu auf 100000
gelAdet. Die Dtitglieoer Der Strlna babeu
lhr gauges Gigentbum sum 8eiten Der Gldu.
bigger, sr0bteutbeils aus armeren Seuten be-
itebeub, Die ibueu ibre @rlparuiiie auusrs
traut batten, iibertragen. Cine anoere bies
fge Sanf bot Der Sirma am Saulitag lbeno
100000 all, I'M ibr ans Der Slemme Su
belien, inbsiien purne Die Sferte nidt ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
VIA Sefrattsaut rerbaifet .

9tew-Yorf, 6. Suli.-Senrp 6. abams,
leit pieleH Sahreu Sdaemeiiter bes SoucS
;ur llnteritiieuus biilisbspuritiser @eif,
iid,er Der aliteu=8irfe, rpuroe beute
aut SeranlaIung bes 0irettoriums wegeu
auaebli6.r Seruutreuuus uon S17,700 per-
baftet NIB in Grnan9elung Don s15, 900
Siiraid)ait bis AMI sSeiteres Dem 9ublppltr.z
@efdngnib iibernieien. SeiugnwaIt ertlart,
Die antlage berube anf eiuem NiiBpsriiGuo-
uiIi uno cine llufsriuHun9 merOe ergeben,
ban fein Scfisit eriitire. Die Serbaitung
lei Die Solge etHes uubegriiubetcn @eriidts,
Iaut ueldem Aoams nit DER Iblld)t urnae,
aansen jein iOl, ole StaSt su uerlaiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Gtaet,tbiiutlid,e &rattfheft.

Sits burg, 3d.. 6. Suli. Su Don.
gGasuiae. Ya., berriht elm. epidemic, beren
Dirt bon ben asrSteu bis iest nod nidt ref)t
.rariinoet meroen fonnte. lleber Die SGlite
oer Seoolferuns oieier Stabt leibet an elmer
Irt Sieber, peldeS unseidbr Die uersinisteu
Grlheinungen bon tiph0iem unO Dtalaria=
fiebsr bat, aber bis leet in fetuem Sale t0btz
lid, periei. Die Yatienteu iuerOen burh
pieie &ranfbeit bon bier bis neuu @oden
ans Sett seiefelt. 9ieie ioll in ibren gSirz
iunaen Der 9InAeneutsiinouna dhnli4 lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Tarft uno Serie.

2onbon, 6. Suli. = Ser. Stauten=
Sbliqationen: APPROX. 1l8s, Ditto 4a=pro;.
100. 4ftien: q. g. gS. -, Sitto Yrior.
4>pro,. -, Canada Yacific SO, Grie 20,
Ditto Yrior. 100, SlliuOis Central =,
Wericau 3S4, ct. Yaul 654, Stem OOrf=
Central 1929, 9teablng 145, $euupluania
51s, Mericun Central =.
Yiperpool. 6. Sui, 1890 llbr Nad-
mittags. - Saunwoue: 9lmerif. Dtittel=
lorte 4 GIG, 90. HepzSrleans.- - Die
SegtGuie betrugen 5000 Salen, Spetu!a-
ton unb Ausruhr 1000, 3ufubr 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
gsrbcit .suo Sottt.

Seattle, SSaib.. 6. Suli. .-gtpa 100
Der itrltenpen ipeiben aoblen9rdber ;u Sill
man iinb oil bic Arbett ;uriidgetebrt, uub
weitere so Mauu wouen bic 3bd!isfeit beute
mieoer aufuebmeu. Die iibrigen Striter
iinb iebr erbittert, uub man fiirdtet, baB it'd
bcoenflite llnruben ereigneu lperoen, iobalD
bic BON Der Seb0roe augeorOnete ,Sausz
iutuns mad perborsenea SSufien inter lbuen
beQiunt. Cine Sdlmarron berlttener Oiiz
Ii; lit pom bier nad Sacoma beoroert NOR,
BEN. Sn Slad 9iamonb ift Der Strife be,
eubet. Sie grbeiter buben in Der baupts
ladlid)en Streitirage, namlidl bem 9tedte
Der @ompagnie, an;ufteGen unO su entlaiieu,
msnu lie miuidlt, uadlQeaebeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Seid,,perpeu acaett @pn,pers.

Yitt burg, 3D., 8. Suli.-9te blelt=
gen SauIfreiner, beren Srite fiir ben Aftz
ltuuoeutag ioeben nit elmer p0lligeu NieOer-
lase enoete, finO b0Ait aui9ebra6t 9saeE
Sru. Sompers, Oeu 4rGho.uten Der p6eoe'
ration OF gabor," neil Oerlelbe ile ;um
Strite aufnlunterte un0 ibneu Die llntsrtlit=
sung Der v6eberatiou" periprad. 0nS
Seripre6en purSe nidt gebalten, unS Oie'
ier llnlfauo mar cine Der 6aupturiad)sn oes
Tebldlag5 bes StrlteS. Slele Sanidrels
ner iagen ilt nun BON Der p6eoeration" los
uno geben ;u ben pIrbeitSrittern" lber.
9iejeni9eut melte in Der srTteren Srganllas
tiou bl elben, merOeu in Der nGhiteH Sabe
reSueriammlung Der 9Sleberlpahl oeS 6rn.
Nnmner5 onnolIrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Stttrlif in @alncifntt.

@aloefton, Ser., 5. Suli. - Der bei-
tisite Sturm ieit Sabren il. sur 3eit bier
entieiielt, unb GROCER S6abeN mug bic Sliite
eutlang cutitehen. Die Sewdfer oeS Soils
peroet, burtl ben Sturm in Die SuaBcn Der
StaOt setrieben, uub uiele Waga;iHssbanbe
fuo iiberl6memmt. Ser tele9raphi1a
Sertebr nit ben meilten auswarti9en @unt=
ten 1T unterbro4eIt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Hruoeuttal>Qeaqne,

eAaptscfiee Nr. "a, parfs@ @Iaee, seeUsDseR
SpeiszSffiee:
9St. 1917, q Il aIttm 9tr0 3 {.
0erein fir pOdentlite llnteritiisuns
bel Granfbeit unb llnfa1,
nit eher pbne gerfih.uIns I'm TalIe oes EoaeA
gpe5teae Vartbeile
ennsidbrise @rfabruns. @esriinbet 1879
8eine aieSments. SeHimmte @ctenbeitrd9e.
6robeS 8aranties&apitaI.
&elerpe Der 3rdntenfaiie. .$51 ,67661
GortIauienbe luterfisuns obne llaterbreGuna.
Broulpte Nu55ablune
0ettr 100000 In NenctifS auSbe30tIts
8ein @intrttts9eIo.
&etme &oiten fur arSIidbe unteriu@una.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
sbee in Ser Bal BON sam fsramsiseo.

Gan SranjiSc o, 6. Snli. = gSGbz
r.nb am Samitags ssbenb Elm nit Sbee be-
fradteter Sabnsus auf elm grobes SdbrboOt
gelsitet merben iollte, rib lid elmer Ser &ags
Qona, in tpeld1em iid5 10000 Yiunb Sbee
befanben, snfallig los, uno Der ganse Sbee
puroe in bic Sai BON Gan Sran5isco per-
id1iittpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Nuf Der Titffabrt.

9fewsDorf, 6. Sult. - Ger bente
abeno ans 9remen eingerOfene 9ampier
ygioer" beribtct, baB Der an Samitag uon
bier had 9iuerpool ab9e9angene @unaro'
9ampier ,Serpla" in 6Ol9e elmer 8eidldz
oigung ieiner Maidiuerle aui psnl &ud=
peae lit. 2lls ibn bic r@ioer" traf, befanO
sr i'd I'M S6lepptau bes bollanOilden BE.
troleumsampfers u@bsftsr" uno mar ehua
l40 Dteilen BON Sauop.Soof entierut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Oeloutarft.

Iew.Dort, 6. Suli.-6olgsnoes iinO
bie Sd]lnBnotirungeu: @elo er6iinste su
2-3 uno itlOB ;u 38roSent. - Sterliugz
9Sed)iel $4.85 auf iedlSSig Gage uno
s4.S7 auf SiGt. = 8mOes SbligGtionen:
4.pru;. JIG, 4i-proS. 100, 3-pro;. -.
Qttien: aoams' @rpreB 146, Gbeiapeafe>
Ohio 164, Central Racific 304, Grie 194,
Ditto Yrlor. 40, SlliuolS Central 81,
gate Sbore 1919, giew Seriep Geutral
l104, 9iorrbpeitern 105, Ditto Yrior. 13O,
Nem,Dorf Central 994, SbiozNdiiliiippi
III, Ditto Srior. 85 -, 9ittsburg 147,
Reaoiug 2S2, ct. Yaul 644, Ditto HriOr.
I'LL, gSeitern=llniOn 794.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
.1flalarsa in ibrrn usr(difSrnrn 9Or>
men grbri!t nnb prrbatet.
Or. &aomaB's
Sariapariuiam &eTolpeat!
9as 9rOBe 8lutreinignn98zWitteG
CUR @eiIuna auer dlroniidlsn 0ranfheiten.


GbroniIt,r Rbeumatisnus, tropbuIoie eeibsn, 2rii'
ieH9eihDuli, trOdeHe5 0alteI Sre6sleloeH, EuH9ena
bluteH, 9pspeplie, Giueoihnamm, @cihmlre, ees
araHtbett, SalSu6, YrOHdItl5, ShpIEoiutt H. J. 10.
GrtaItunsen uuo Sdlmerieu in Oct SGn8e
gebeiEt.
GIbruub, g8isc, 81. Ropsmbsr 1883.
Or. Raomap - gpertber pen. Sd noLte 5bnsu
ihon IdE9it enee 3silen Sum eobe Sbrts Suraparlls
H=JlsiOIuent ifreiben. 8or ahtBebr JGbleH ein'
piabI Id oIeies Diiite 9r. 2lmmermdun in EDatoHs
nd, UtiHH., Der mix Elm lGIgdbrser 5reuno 9ciUeieH
mar, uHo ia9e ibu bag IS tetR beeIeS Oltte gegeH
Srtdltuu9 uHo SdlmerSeH IN Der SEHge 9ebe. GI pers
iudte e5 mo oaatts mir oaHH Uclmas, biH5uilseHb,
oa6 Is teIn bejieGes yitte eegen eles 9IaHfbeiteH
sebe, uEo iett empfiebIt sr es elEen YattcHtcr SD
empiabl IS ant 5rH. Sirbp, sIHem apotbeter IN
SDatouHd, uHo Jest bdIt cr Is porratbi3. SH sppe'
ton, g3t5c., Uuroe ih nit tiHem luHgeH WaHne b.s
taEHt Der etneH ihIimmeH 6uitsH Bate uHb pom benz
man beiurthtete, BOG CT ole StUjHoiuht betommeu
HHo nab eini9er 3eit lab i'd tbn mo uHo 9elUHo; 20
orddte mlr ipGrH Die SaHo uHo laste MIR, pap q
elne Tln Ieet oe9raber ien mlroe. vs. hGt Ion leqt
lnHeA aebeiIt. Sor uraefdhr letsSebn Sdhren tam
EN- UfaHn iu mir Gin 8ulutbl nno iGste, bag ietne
Brau on eirem SufeH trbe; bdte sUei aerSte DeIs
ludt, aber obHe @riola. Sd empIdll Sbr SGrdpdTlIs
Ian, nHo nadl eiraen GGaeH lpdr Ne aeluRo. SNtHn
9Hotr bHien, 70 1T cine 2Oii5 geHHa, ne Su beieH
SD orude notmnIs nsiH eritaunen uber oieie griHti
Gus uHo taHu Hur leoem ratbcH, oeie6e I'M SOuie 40
BADEN; Il. perbltst in pieItE Udaen siRe ibmers
Rrdntbeit II. 70.
SIR ,ratTsn,r 3. .arul6te.
81 bGbtn bci NpotbttcrE. 81 Die iSloidle
8r. RGopGq So, gir. 80, 2earreHraEs,
nefusgort
sS-aubas Bu6lifHm!- Giebei ijdler unb pCr.
Lanst Rac,uan's Gaa kss! oag sysaewas' an Dsz
IL tsGs 20. tsult ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
The German Correspondent,
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ICHEAPEsT GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
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$4,000 SoQars ipeggeidenft.

Pebenfeu sic, baB es uidbt LANCER 3eit bebarf, nm
bob Sie beni.Iben nidt in barren G5eIbe erbaIten,
fonbern einen Gbel oieier Summe burdl gintaui pon
2eppihen, Wiatten II. { ip. bel =. 3. Nadlman 3
8rnoer, Nr. 415, Cit=3aItimores, nabe @apz
Strase, iparen iueroen. 9eien Sic uner Breis<Ser=
aeitniB:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07

Scadlten Sic fpobI, bas bieie 99aaren nm bis 10
Gents Die aro berabseebt poroen iiub, bamit lo=
fort anf5urdnmen. GSir finb bic allcinae 5irnia,
ipeldoe einen 8riitfeIer 9eppidb fur ~ 6eatS bic
Darb perfauft gereeiien Gie es uitt: At Gents.
Cine before Sorte SriiiieIer... ;. .b5 Gents.
Gin prdbtiser SriiiieIer ..........65 Gents.
eammets1eppidB. ...............7O Gents.
........,.-....75 Gents.
.............. 100 Cts.
&NadjStn tn GROCER MuspabI RON IL Gents an.
Ssst if bic Seit fDr Sie, efnen 9eppib su fauen
unb bis ;um Serbff 5ete gu Ie9en, inbem Sic bas
Niufter est susmdhie fno siae 5isine anSabuns baz
rani maiden, ,stts bic 8eit fof tpenn git i'm brafs
den; bann fonnen sie ben Geft beSabIen unb Shren
4eppid) mitnebmen; baburdl eriparen Sic cine Auss
sabe pon SIS bis $40 fir Elm Sinlmer.
0eree1ien Sic ben Ylat niht, SdItioen Sie bieie
NnSeiee aus uHo brinseH Sic bieiebe init.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Den Ia. Sanuar lSsS.

NcR II. Janl0r ISSS.
Auouf q, Ga.
Dr. R q iudu: Sdb babe ne cie peridlieoeHen
Dttel, eie I'M Nidrttc iiuo, obue @rioa uerrth ais
iC meR 3uitano enolid uerldlnuHcrtc uro Elm Ereao
mir rcth, Sbr 1cGop Jlclet 81 gebIaudeH. SD id9te
ienem Rdtbe uro 9eOraute odiielbe an mciEcH iSuSs
eelenf uRh an meHem SHie uHo mar Sn meIRer Bers
numbering am ndhiten Dior9cn niCoer i'm StaHbe,
meiHeH Yhihten nGhSugeben. Sd bate iebr laH9e an
GbeumatiSmuS 9elliteR. SD ncroe ME obHe a. ",
o. ieiu, oa IS ien @eWibt in Cob pertb 1T. UteRe
Nhltter iuuroe ourdl u. o. o. in Smei StuEoen Don
Rbeumatismus in ben SdluIterH 9cbeitt.
VI. -. : ooper poH Der 6lrma cooper & Spans.
Gin baber bis gu eiusm 3bee0eI pol In eineai baIs
ben @lae l8aier Iuoer. in ipenl9en UtHuten 8ranis
pic, Wageniaure, ilebcIfeit, srbredlcu. Gpos
Ed,ncr,er. SiarrSae, Splif, SiabanGen uno
aue inncrIidfn Sd)merien.
@s 1T BON Der GuBeriieu 8iatigfeit, baB ieoe
6amilIe elueu Sorrat6 bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Gfwis >. laadman \ pruher,
ytr. Ais, Baltimore.

nabe @apz zStraBe.
P WGbrenb Der Commemorate fpirb infer
tags seihloiien. Q11-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Gao,paD's GeaoD Gelief

AT ieoer 3eit I'M Saue babe. Seih G3etraud niro
fpohtbdtig lpirteu bel ieoer grt BON S6mers ODER
9rdntbeit. IS 9iot gtIdtS Der gSelt, ods 10 idne
eineu StuterS iit, nod ben 6ortdrtt elmer StraRts
belt 0uihaIt, ais oas 1ie0op yieIiei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
Ser 9emti&e Gorreipom1eat,

1(uSsssFF
3. 0ainc, Gi8cmtbhrner nnA @eeaftenr,
elhuefsgde Saltimore:s strase unb PofsSiiess are.
greis bes taeIid5en 9Iattes burtb Trigger in Bal.
timore unb in Der Nattbardaft beior9t 1913 Sts.;
t6eIidbe unb 9onnta es saluS9abe 10 efs. pro
ISOLDE 3abIbar ipoentlid bic oas Satt beior9enoen
zorausbesdbluns $3.50 pro Sabr, fir fiIsere
Seit i'm gerbdItnis iiir Die ip0demtIid,e 9tnsgabe
nit sountassbIatt, portoirei, NIT Gbsns tr Slubs,
$3.50 pro Sahr, nath tr9eno e.nem STfs pes Snlan:
Sro Sabr.-Das bette unb btui8fte oeuttde 8Iestl
h ben NitteIs unb Sioftaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07

sS-4ubas Bu6lifumi- - Gjedet iid.er uRb pcra
lenst g.aepan,s aaa kss! 9as ~s,eswas" an Dsa
Il 2Gs 80. tGult, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07
,,Sein 0emid)t 1T Oolo ipertb."

Die gEpeuouus bes glcaNn gscItei ouf benaorpera
tbeil oocr Die SorpertbeIlc, in oeHeH m Der ShmerS
6efIEoet, iutro lolOrtige GT,Cbteran1 Gepa5reB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07

Yetersburg, 6. SHli. : br. 5. 81.
@rawioro, Der hieT9e ameritanlide @ene=
raltoniul, tbeIlt nit, baB Die b;eiige Sc.
itditspelt groBe5 Sntereiie tiir Die @bicas
aoer s8eltausiteQung all ben Sag leat uno
iid) MIR Dor Gomplislrnugeu nit Dem 3oa-
ante III Sesug AMI Die 3uriidtrausportation
Der uusseiteuteu Baaren ideut. Ser Sc
ueralfonlul bemiibt it'd, oieie unbe9riinbete
SeIorsniB su beieitigen, uHo lit iiber5eugt,
oaB Hublano aui wiirol9e gSeiie perreteH
lem miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-07


Serliu, 6. Suli. - 0r. Diilnel, Der
Niuan;mlniIter, NIB Sarou Don gerlepid),
babeu cine slueip6d)t9e &eiie mad Sitpreu-
rem an0ctretell, I'M ild biullttlit bes Ader-
baues, Der @etraiDenotb uuo Der plrtbihatt>
lidlen 2aqe I'M glgemeinen ;u uuterrifteu.
9as Gurd, organization zines internas
tionalen Spnoifats an9ebrobte Yetroeunlz
Ntonopol hat Die Gcglerung bewogeu, perrn
DON 9euen, eiueu Sahueritdnbigeu, init
elmer untsrindun9 Der angelesenheit su be-
auftragen.
Quart Nobiou'S @eidJdftsfibrer bat
ben bentheu Sdanlplcler Grlit Sonart tlr
cine amerifauiide SOur IN 1S92-'93 ensa>
airt. Ioiiart ioa $4,000 erbalten.
0ie aeminiscenSen be5 SelomarihalS
BON Moltfe, uede OcmnGdit i'm 9rude erz
Id]einen meroeli, umfallen mebrere Gdube.
Sic entbalteu cine SelGld)te Der 6aulilie
lIoltfe, SuaenDeriuneruug, ell bonn Selo=
marid,an fur; uor leinem Sobe seidriebsues
@laubenSbefenntI1iB, uerlhieOene aufidte,
cine Iur,e @eldid)te peS lesten Srle9es nit
Sraufreidl, @orreponOenseH, 0toltte's De
6eu i. 10. Die peribieoenen SduDe iuerz
cen Der 8eihe nad) gleid]seltig in 0eutld)z
Lamb, Gnalanb uub Anerifa per6iientlid)t.
Die io,ial.pemotratllde Barteileituug erz
l1bt in BEN ,Souu6rtS" cine GrflQrung on
DIE HarteiaenoIien, worln Oielelbeu Dor io9es
uanuteu yMGrtprerH Der guteu Sad)e" gez
parnt meroen. Die Siutauger beniisten
bic lo,ial>oemofratlld)e agitation nur als
yMittel sum 3wed," mn iOfurt, nad0em iie
ueine Chat" poabrad]t uHS stpaS bstauut
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02

The carp may now be considered a
New York fish. The Mohawk and other
streams of Central New York are full of
carp, some of them weighing as much as
fourteen pounds. During the last nine
years the Kirkland Fish. Stacking and
Protection Society has placed 3S3 Ger
man carp in the ponds and streams of
the town of Kirkland, N. Y. The Sec
retary of the Society IN a recent report
says: "We have demonstrated that carp
can be successfully propagated in this
country, and with proper care can be
made valuable source of revenue to the
cultivator and a cheap and dainty article
Of food for all classes" A giant carp
was taken through the ice of the Mo-
hawk above Utica last winter, and the
mill-ponds in the valley where young
carp have been placed are already afford
ing excellent sport.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02
NEVER GIVE UP,

Never give upi It is wiser and better
Always to hope than once to despair;
Fling off the load of doubts cankering fetter,
And break the dark spell of tyrannical
care.
Never give up or the burden may sink you;
Providence kindly has mingled the cup;
And in all trials or troubles, bethink you,
The watch-word of life must be, never
give upF'
Never give upi There are chances aud
changes
Helping the hopeful a hundred TO one; ~
And, through the chaos, high wisdom ar
ranges
Ever success, if you'll only hope on. ~
Never give upi for the wisest is boldest,
Knowing that Providence mingles the cup
And of all maxims, the best, as the oldest,
Isthe true watch-word of "Never give upF
Never give upl Though the graps-shot may
rattle,
Or the full thunder-cloud over you burst;
Stand like a rock, and the storm and the
battle
Little shall harm you though doing their
worst
Never give upi If adversely presses,
Providence wisely has mingled the cup;
And the best counsel in all your distresses
Is the stout watch-word of "Neyer give
upw
Martin F. TUpper, in Neo York Weekly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02
Maps Used as Trumpets.

A man can be more politely insulted
in Paris than in any city in the world.
A gentleman who undertook to speak in
public there recently expressed himself
in such a low tone of voice that the
audience were unable to hear him. He
was lecturing upon a geographical sub,
ject, and copies of map aJout three
feet square had been generously dis
tributed.
Presently one of the audience rolled
his map in the form of very long at
tenuated lamplighter, inserted the small
end in his ear and turned the other end
toward the speaker. II was rather a
ludicrous performance, but not laugh
was heard among the polite assemblage.
In two minutes, however, every map in
the audience was turned into an ear
trumpet, and the speaker saw himself
confronted with sort of mammoth por-
cupine, whose nearest quilts almost
touched him. He at once spoke louder.
-NeU Y0rk Telegram.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02

What happened next was a cruAehing
Of gravel under quick feet, and a voice
saying:
"Bab, I have come to see why you
have deserted my father"
1t was so sudden that Bah crimsoned
as she replied:
"He does not need me, now that you
are at home"
"He asks for you every hour. But,
Bah, did not come only on flial duty.
came to say somebody else needs you,
longs for you, loves you'll Bah, darling;
won't you come to the old home for life
Won't you be mine, dear, my wife; my
darling2'
She could only answer by shy bushes,
by vailing the soft, brown eyes to hide
their happiness. But Malcolm was sat
isied; aud when she asked, presently:
"But your ideal, MalcolmG" he answered,
triumphantly:
"She is here in my arms, Bab-my
first and only true ove."-Ne'o York
Ledqer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02
The COWbOy's Ouirt.

st. Louis sends out every year about
80, 200 whips of a peculiar character
known as the quirt. No one but a cow
boy, a wild Westerner or Mexican has
any use for such an article, but away out
on the plains it is indispensable, as it an
swers the purpose both of whip and a
fe-preserver. A quirt is a solid leather
whip, with the handle loaded with shot
and so heavy that the thickest skull will
yield to blow from it. Missouri holds
practical monopoly in the manufacture
of this curiously named article, st. Louis
making the most and others coming out
of the State Penitentiary at Jefferson
City. At least $50, 900 leather whips
are made in st. Louis or near to it, and
it is often asked where they all go to.
As a matter of fact, this city stands al
most alone In this manufacture, for while
light buggy whips are made in various
places, leather whips are not made in
large numbers outside OF Missouri, al
though there are factories in New York,
Philadelphia and West Virginia. One
reason why St. Louis holds the fort is
that this is one of the cheapest hide mar
kets in the world, and instead of buying
tanned leather the plan here is to buy
green hides and literally make the whips
out of raw material.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02

The Nashville (Tenn.) american pub
fishes summary of the cost per day of
keeping convicts at some of the princi-
pal penal institutions of the country.
The daily average cost in twenty-five
prisons is As 65-10O cents. The cost at
the Virginia Penitentiary, which has 9O5
inmates, is the lowest, being Is 73.100
cents. Albany Penitentiary and Sing
Sing Prison come next in the order OF
cheapness, the State of New York being
at an expense each day for each convict
confped in them of about thirty cents.
The cost at the Nevada State Prison in
Carson is ninety-seven cents per day, the
highest in the list.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-02
"wHEN MY SHIP COMES tN.D

"When my ship comes in," runs the young
mans song,
"What brave things shall l do
With the strength of my wealth and the
joyous throng
OF friends stout-hearted and truep
He watches aud waits meath storm and sun
By the shore of his life's broad sea,
And the days of his youth are quickly run
Yet never sail sees he.
'My ship has gone DOWN. in soberer strain
Sings the man, and TO duty turns.
He forgets the ship in his toll and pain,
And no longer his young hope burns.
Yet again by the shore he stands grown old
With the course of his years well spent,
And gazing out on the deep-behold,
A dim ship landward bent!
No banner she flies. no songs are borne
From her decks as she nears the land;
Silent with sail all sombre and torn
She is safe at last by the strand.
And lol To the mans old age has brought
Not the treasures he thought to win,
But honor, content and love-life-wrought,
And he cries, "Has my ship come imp
M A.deW. Hotoe, Jr., in Harper Weekly.