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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-26
Rrixon Mnd hy lirIAf.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. a5.-Fred Tabler. who
was recently married was found wandering
on tho streets this evening a raving maniac.
Last night his wife was taken seriously i'll,
and when the physician announced that she
would not recover, nabler btoke down. The
doctor sent him to Il drug store for some
medicine to quiet his nerves, but he did
not como back. This morning tho wife
died. H .
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-26
will Cheat the Haneman,

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 25.-Isaao B. Saw
telle was stricken with apoplexy last night
and has remained unconscious since. 1t is
not thought he will rally.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-26
Two Miners IncIneratcd.

SALT LAKE, Dec. 25.--This morning at
Bingham the shaft house of the South
Galenn mine caught fire, and two miners,
Prt O'Malley and Eric jacobson, were
burned to death.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-26
lis an III Wind
That Blows no Good.
-=-------=
Assignee's Sale
OF THE
Harris Bros. Stock.

Commencing Saturday morn
ing and continuing until further
notice, the entire stock of Cloth
ing, Furnishings, Hats, Etc, will
be sold without reserve.
Moses NORRIS,
Assignee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-26
Another winner From stre.sev.

Another Winner FrOnA HtsHnt0Ys 81 Ss sSs
BoraE CrrY, Idaho, Dpc. No. Sddy Iyr~nl.
nan, OF streator. Ill, knoeksd Out Jaek
Flynn, o. Kansas City, In fOaSsosn r0uAdx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27
Ayers

Sarsaparila- Your HE. or that Of some one
near and dear TO you, may depend on the
Use Of this weii-approved remedy In prefer
ence to any other preparation Of similar
name. II Is compounded Of Honduras sar-
sapartEis the variety most rich IN curative
properties). stiiiingia, mandrake, yellow
dock, and the lo6ides. The process Of rsan-
ufActure 10 original, sxil1ul, scrupulousIy
clean. and such as to secure the very best
medicinal qualities Of each ingredient. This
medicine Is not boiled nor heated, and Is,
therefore, not . decoctfon; but II Is . com
pound extract, sbsained BY method ex-
elnsiveiy our own. Of the best and most
powerful Alternatives, tones, and dauretics
known 70 pharmacy For the la& forty
years, Ayex's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27

The large pieces IN which taiidin9 lots have sss-
al. Been soa hae maze II dif5out for people OF
hssites f1eans 70 secure them. ihaye sooe splca.
DID SaiI5.as tots on cambeYiand street, Csshnoe
Heifhss, which l Will ell on essy tsrms, and In
dssneEeiuyt 20 sai, purchasers. ThnSe lots arr
high, dry, and healthy. They are fpeAted Ii . nne
psIyabosboOs near beaufifaI spriax u pore ws-
ter, and pctsess unusuh facIlifies fcf drainage.
viii ssh tsese lots q. q hafeyin- Pe1peas Wish
ing to e5nsuif rs ccr1orning hem nay loAvs word
,c- me AZ the store OF sswaa Cross. Or as TIE
JoUkEAL Oryfcg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27
A Communicate >.

Hello. C Sharp. Give US your hand.
So saw we all of Us. Nothing could more
fuliy secc.d with our own ideas than your
rsceut communication. 1t has Sc. in full
vibration a chord which has long been in
suspen.c, only waiting for the key rote,
Augusta is indeed much in need of mus.
iesi orssniz alton for the mutual improve
meut npd enjoyment Of all connected ihere-
With. Tbs. Is right, call q meeting ard we
will all re there.
4 CHORD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27
Personals.

Mics Florence Murray of the hospital, is
spending pleasant vacStion at her home
in Windsor
Master Howard Buttsrtieli and bliss
Re,.hs E. Butterleld of Waterville are the
guests Of Mrs. E G. Her,,fe.
J. L. Occult, Esq member Of the House
~ REPRESENTATIVE. from Monmouth, took
hi. seat again Yesterday after an absence Of
two weeks at his home en- account of i'll
ness. His mauy frierds are pleased 4. bis
reapFearsncc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27

All are entitled to the best tbs. their
money viii. buy. 80 every family should
have. at CAGE. bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. to cleanse tie SIS
tenn when ce..sve or bilious. FOR sale in
50c and sl.0o to.sles by al lessirs drug
gisss. feozdGN ioh"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27
GREAT ALTERATION SALE
A BIG CUT IN PRICES
FL. & M. GALLERT'S

growing
dior
o
1t
" 0 irregular prices.
lot Of Colored Double Width Brantnes regular price &c.
lat 25c per yard.
lot of Black Dress Goods strictly all woolen worth 6Oc at
1872 l2c per yard
52inoh wide Ladies Cloth all WOODEN at 80 2c per yard
Sateens which advertised last at 2c but don't sell fast
enough for will go at lie per yard This cheaper
than prints at Sc.
case Of Ginghams at Sc per yard
Heavy Shifting, regular price Sc; at Sc per yard
/" Outing Flannels worth l5c; at 9 l-2c per yard
7c Unbleached Sheeting, SO in wide at Sc per yard
Bleached Fruit Of the Loom Remnants at Sc per yd
az inch Bleached Sheetng, at l0c per yard
lot Of Marseiles Bedspreads, slightly damaged at $l0O
would be Bargain at $780,
lot Of Button Length Kid Glove odd Sizes worth ST. to
close them out we offer them at SOC per pair.
500 yards Silk Crepe Lace Ruchng worth % to &c., at loo
per yard
Ladies' Readymade Cotton Underwear Tremendous Re-
duction.
Examine Corset Covers &c., Nghgowns at 75c They are
Greatest Bargains on Record
H- e. NJ GALLERT-
COR. WATER & BRIDGE SITS AUGUSTA, ME
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27

81 RighG He admit1sd that ne extxsns
lass that had been psssed in Iowa
nd SRSUzoea 6lnagRo1sly. That ~
Ne fesuit Of ultra Iesislation. The fosds
had Kept The farmers efoaning under the
burdens Of exoTbitant rates and gfovellins
10 poverty 70 long that they rebeIled snd
when they came into the Legislasufe %
night The wong they did - men frequently
% when sxAspsssfed. They went from
one extreme 70 another. They passe3 81
iss thas vAs extreme and radical. Is vas
followed By bad results, bat thss VS. moth
ins more than wss 70 be expected. The
report which his brother Woodland had
quoted most copiously vss signed by Chas.
Francis Adams Who had entertained the
fsilaesozs idea tha: government hsd no
right TO interfere IN any way With the man
sgement Of railroads. The report Of bis
which Mr.. Woodland bad read vas pubiiahed
IN 1871 II was doubtful IL Mr.. Adams |
himself entertained such views 1t the pres |
ent time. They had been utterly oatgrown |
insy were opposed 70 the teachings Of the |
pest modern writer's on railroad matters |
they hsd been distinctly ard smphssically |
sspudiated BY the United States Congress |
when II psssed The intesstate commerce law. |
Nov, the measare which he hsd inffo31 |
was In no sense an extreme one. its proyis |
Ions were sex and clsar. I. vas moderate |
asd Just and fair. I. did not 90 . step |
farther than the measure which hAd been |
passed in conservative Massachusetts,. where |
Charles Francis Adams, Who had been |
quoted BY bis brother Woodland, was the |
controlling raiifosd spirit. The measure |
before the Legislature vs, !n:s-eed to put |
Maine In lice With the oshe, sss.es in |
the Union. There wss no reason Ia |
the world why she should no. be |
lifted out Of the old ruts. There |
vas nothing in the proposed bill that had
not been fully tested, with satisfactory |
results. 10 other states He certainly hoped |
that Maine would not continue any longer |
behind the age In this matter, but the fair |
snd moderate measure which be hal pre- |
sentsd should be given favorable consid- /
Grafton.
Judiciary Committss.
The hearing before this committee that
excited the most interest Vas on the peti-
ton 10 abolish the Dexter municipal court |
V. A. Sprssue, Esq., appeared ~ counsel /
for the petitioner and Josiah Fl. Crosby. |
Esq, for thu femons1ants. 2. J. Abbott, |
B. y. Eldridge, ID. ID. Flynf, M. Saw
'eils and Mrs. Crockett appeared fer the
petitioners, and for the rsmonssran.s |
Judge Waldson appeared in his OWE be- |
half and N. r. Roberts and Stephen Fish |
also appeared The petitioners claim that |
the municipal court has not been conducted |
in . manner beneficial to the town and at |
tempted to prove that decisions Of the court |
more especially those pertaining TO liquor |
cases. had not been in accordance with law.
The femonsrrants say in substance that if |
there have been wrong decisions they were
errors Of judgment rather than willful. |
Considerable amusement was elected ct the
hearing. The matter was tabled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27

.SASD NV ~ n -
Both .hs method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieaDses the sys-
tem eHectually, dispelI colds, mead
aches sud severs and cureE habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial 10 its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Eigs ia for sa5s In Soc
and 81 bottles BY ali leading drug
gists, Any reliable druggist who
may NOT have it OF had wi pro
cure it promptly for any enc who
wishes to nv It Dc 70. anesrs shy
substitute
CAsks1NRkiS re syAxT 20
sss Sssso'sco. oaa
jsYf,ltI - ssv 7ssG. 81
anrldAu,V,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27

nHf'sgfsAe Il = t,sss1:ega
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-27

COMPETENT COOK HANTED-A ex
~ Ierienced painstaking person who eau turn
off general homework with neatneBs and dispatch
IN Il hove with modern improvements. Highest
-aary 20 the right person furnishing good refer
cnccs as To character and ability Address.
Household, Drawer 654. Augusta, Ne, or call al
Kennebcc JOURNAL. office. feb2ldiw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03

ichcn 8eb6rOe geitatten, Elm Serh0r Der
Seeleute an Soro nes ySaltimore"
ODER audi am llicr 3u peranltalten. -
6IOttenetretar Eracp iugte beute 9tad@
mittag in elmer lluterreOung, e5 ertltre
nidt Der gcrin9ite G'runo fir Die piclen,
3ur 3eit uerbreiteten triegcriihen 9es
riihte. Die Ser. Stauten bGttsn cins
llnteriudun9 geiOroert, cine llnterlue
dung lei I'm 9au9c uuo OaS 9ielultat
Ocriclben maIle ieet abgewurtet weroen.
Das 6lottenOepartemcut perOfentltht
beute Bic bei'm 2lu8bruh oe5 I8iir9cr>
triege5 in Chile Dem amertfanilhen 9ez
lhwaoer in dileniidcn @epdlicrn er1
tbellten SuItruftiOnen, nm ~ beluetIen,
OaB Die SOnOOncr 8lGtter lii9en, wenn
iie bebaupten, OuB ijd Die umerifautlden
Sdlffe porteiil6 perbalten uno ouf Set>
ten Der SaImaceOiiten geltanOen batten.
Der SctretGr fH9t 3u, oieie 5nltrnfItoz
nen, lpelde Die itrenglte 9teuralltat an
orOneten, ieIen in tctnem elnSt9cn Taue
perlebt pOrOen.
5eute Abeno miro auf Die bette Nuz
toritdt" hun pertinOet, oaB Dem Staar8z
oepartemeut feline 8eidwerOe se9en ben
@elanOten @gan pom Der 6llenilden
0fcglerung sugegan9en lit, unO OaB me-
Der Der @raiiOent, nod ser Stuot5ietrez
tar Die 2lbberuiung ggan'8 in Srpaz
gung ge3Ogen babeu. Sbne 3wcliel
miro oisie Grflarun9 am SOrabcnO Ncr
2SabI gcmadt, I'M eiHen GiniluB 81
@uniten Ser 5lepublitauer auf Oa3 irtz
idc &Otum auS3uTben; Oh lie ernltIid
aemeint it, miro ii4 nad Der @a4l
bcrau8ltellcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03

i'm lett III uerntd)te1 iuheu, bartuGfig uers
fletnerten. Nber Die 9iattoual- 9emofratie
geoenft ieiuer gldnieroen Siibrung NIB per.
laugt ieine SSieoererpdblunq in ben Serat;
uno Oiarplano'S 0emOtralie mirp oaS Ser.
laugen lhrer SriiOer houoriren. Diit ibm
miro eln beudhrter, treuer Oemotrats qe=
pd6lt iuerDen, Der bel ieiuer Yartei ieit
fteben mo oeren belt. Sntereiien f0roeru
luiro. @S glbt teineu oeufbareu @runb,
iuarum Elm Oemotrat III 0leler 3eit ielner
Eartei Oeu 6iifen febreu, mobI aber leoeu
@runo, marum er 0a5 nid)t ,olte. 2Selfe
9(efOrmen thinner ben0tblgt iluO ober per,
lauat merOen, ite laiien itdJ bon oleler Bar
tel peIt Suuerpd)tlId)er ernarten, als BON
elmer ielbtlIden coalition. llno mas pom
Stuats. uno pom @eieeaebuu9s @ubl;ettel
gilt, gilt ntdt minOer bonn Ildouif,cu 3ettel.
gr ut 3ur ungetBelIteu llnteritieuug Der
Yartei beretti9t uuo lollte oarum poQeS
Sotum erbalteu. 2aiet uus unisren alien
TeiHOeu, ben 9fepublitausru uuo bereu
alien Serbunbeten, oen iogeuannten vllus
abhdngigen," cine 9teoerlaQe bereiteu,
meldle nle 'oersen aller 9emotrateu auBers
bab OeS Staate8 nit 6reuOe er'iiuen unO
unlere elgene SeuOlteruu9 Iebreu miro, OaB
meoer Oifene, nod 9ebelme 6eiuNe, nod
Selce perelnt, ge9en un8 auItOmmen
f0uueu.
Sarues Compton. Soriter
0eS 0emDfrQtIltleu ,(tQQfSz : DIIlte'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03
8citcres iiber oen Suiammenbrud, oer nWas
ibanf." - Decentralization
i'm Setraae bon s8.OOO,0OO uuo etu
93aarpcrmoscn pon unr 81 400, 900.


80 tom, 2. 9top.-0ie ,Wfauerif
gtatiOnalsS muroe beute ouf Scfebl
be8 9tationolbanf GraminatorS @wer
9eidlolien. Die Su8penlion wuroe
idOn Qeitern GngefiinOigt unO perurz
iabte bahier feine 9roBe 9luirc9ung.
Die Sanf bat III leetercr 3ett Serluite
I'M Setrage BON $2,O0O,OOO erltttcn,
uno in 6Olgc be5 burd ben tiirjliden
Selb ltmoro be5 Srn. Srpin9 @uan8 erz
5eu9ten WtiBtrauen8 wurOen ibr bic
0epOiiten mailenbaft ent3o9cn. Die
Scrlulte baben Sapttal unO lleberIdnB
bis auf ben leeten Sent aui9eicbrt uuo
wabrIdetnlid mer0en ii6 Die Nftionare
cine Seltcueruug BON buubert @rO3ent
9efallen laiieu miiiien. Die @cidGite
Der Sant lollen Ieit 3wei Sabren auf
icbr lofere 9Seiie geIiibrt mOrOen Ieiu.
Die 0cpOlitOren werOen feline erwabz
nen8wertbe Serlulte erlcioen uno Die
n@learin9 SOuie 2lIOciation" miro
ibncn, Inn Die nad,beili9en 6Ol9en 0c8
Sallliicmcnt8 mO9lidlt gu ihmdtcn,
SOrldiiiic auf ibre 9lnlprid]e gewabren.
Serr 8Otter, BrGiioent unO bauptlGd)z
lider 2lftiOnGr ber yOtauerif Sanf, T."
bat eine llebertra9uny ieincS PrlpatUer'
mOgen8 an Boltmellter &bO5. u. Sart
unO SenrD .. SOgle pOr9enOmmen. st
lie9t in ieiner @Obnun9 trant Oarnicz
Der.
Der @Omn1iIar Ser Sparbantcn
ma9t ofii;lell bcfannt, baB tetne Der
Sparbanfcn Ourh Den .3ulammenbru9
Der y0tapcrif 8ant" beribrt meroen
unO oab li6 Die 0epOlitOreu Der Grltern
be8balb feline SOr9en 81 MAIDEN brauz
den.
@aibtngton, .. O., 2. 9too.-
Gin beute friib Dem @Ourant GOntrOz
leur 2aceD su9egangener 8eridt OeS
9tattonalbauf Gramlnator8 Gmer erz
9iebt, oaB li6 Die Bailiua Der Dtaprif
9tatioualz8auf" aui $4,000, 900 belauz
fen, wabreao pas ucrAanOene SaaraeIo
81 100000 betra9t. Die goltOner
Sanfen baben $4,OOO.OOO auf9cbrabt,
I'M Den 0epolitOren Der iallitcn anitult
SOri6ulic gu MAIDEN.
9ourantz9ontrpleur 2aceD ernannte
beute 9taduitta9 Srn. SbOS. :. Seal,
YOrlibcr Oe5SOtOnern Glearingz0Ouics"
Gomtte'S unO YraliOenten Der r3weiz
ten 9tatiOnalzSant bon SoitOn," sum
WtahenfuratOr Der pertra6ten Otauerif
Vnnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03
Spuoputr &Iatldl.

2ouo on, =. NouemDer. Der Sorz
idllaq, cine SubitrlptIou fir Die Notbleis
oeuOen III JtuBlanO bier ;u er0fueu, rpro
ebr fiihl aufgeuommcu. gSeuu nQt Die
Souialn MD Der BrlnS pOn 9SaleS Die [}us
tiatoe ergrelfen uno Oer&iar III Die @rneu-
uuu9 zines en9llid)eu Gomlte'8 sur Serpal.
tung pes SonOs clnDllligt, 10 mIro Die Be-
megRng ibren 3met periehleu.
gllS Sewel8 fiir Den rObulten @eiunbz
beitS,ultanO Der S0uiglH miro mitgetbeilt,
oaB oieielbe troe 5u Saimoral berrl9eu-
ben talten 9&etterS tdgldJ SpaSlerfabrteu
in elmer ofieneu &utid)e madt.
Der 9eltern llattgefunoeueu Geremonie
Der SauTe Oe8 GiuOeS oes BrluSen 6eluri1
Don Sattenberg uHb Der YrluseiIn Yeatrlce
bat etne oIlnquirte Serlammlung, etus
ld)lieBlif oes Hrinien &bsiltian uuO ietuer
@emabliu, oes QerSog5 unO Der $ er;Ogiu
pon 6if., bes @roBbersogs Don Se' IN uuo
Der Grluieiiiu Sittorla BON S6I,spigs9oIs
iieiu, beigewObnt.
0r. u. s. Salfour, bis Dor 9ur;em Gbei.
Setrstdr fir Srlaub, iit gum Sausl.r Der
llnlperftdt Edinburgh erndblt ruoroen.
Gin pon4Onoon naf 8Ipmouth beltinlm-
ter Bug raunte heute gegen einen paufen
id)lperer Salten, weI6er iiber ole Sd)ieueu
9ciegt iporoen mar, nm ben 3ug aus Oem
Geleiie su luerfen. GerIuldla9 miB9IIdte,
gHp teIn S9aoen entltaHoJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03
Wcbr beircite Strdfltn9e.
Sas straiIinesIaaer su SIiuer sprinaS,
Tenn, uberfancm unp Die bort cinguar=
ticrieu 200 8efauaeue IN oreibcit ee=
Ieff

Sas StraiGingela9er su Slipcr SprinaS,
Semn., mberfancm unp Die BORT einauar=
tieriem goo @eiamaeue IN uretbtit se=
iest.
&norpille, Genn., 2. 9touember.
- I'm l llbr beute frub famen 200 be-
ritteue O(Gnner aus Dem @eblrge uno
beireiten Die 200 SuGIlinge, Die in Den
@ruben ju Sllper Sp,tn98 bciAdIti9t
waren. S8 geidab 10 ruBt9, baB Die
8ewObner oes StaotGenS Jti9tS pon
oem Sorialle wuBten, bis lie I'M 6 llbr
beute Irub laben, oaB Die StOfaoe, in
wcldem Die SraiIlnge clnquartt,rt was
rcn, in elnen raufenOen SrimmcrbGuz
fen uerwanoelt mar. 2lLIe, 3u tiir;trcn
Saittcrminen uerurtbelllen 0eiaugencn
wuroen nit oiirgerItben SlclOern per-
ieben, unO auc Seirelte, nit 2lusnahme
BON einI9cn &enl9en, Die wieOer etnge@
fan9cn Wur0en, baben berelta oa5 9StlIe
gciudt. Ginidlt,BIlb Oerieul9eu 3u
sSrtccpllle uno @oalz9reef ltno lcet lett
6reitags sz2lbeno iiber 500 Serbre1er III
lener G)egeno befrclt worOen.
S0uptrneur SH41Han mar 9eltern
bier unO reilte beute iriib nah 9talbuiue
ab. Set ieiner 9lnfunit Oabicr wurOe
an9egeben, oaB Die 3abI Der Sadter gu
Sllper zSpring5 bcOeutcno pergrOBcrt
wOrOen lei, uuO puB iraeno Elm AngriIi
auf Die StOtaOc auf energilden 9SlOers
itauO ltOBcn weroe. IS l4erut ieood,
oaB iiberbaupt BON fctncm @lOerranoe
Die 9tebe mar unO DAB 9tlemano perlcgt
wuroe. 2Iue 9lrten auIrcgenOer Gjeriidte
ltno I'M llmlauIe. Glnc5 oerlelben gtbt
an, oaB liA Die Grubcnarbetter itgt IOs
iOrt naA GracDs@lm bcgeben unO aud
Die oOrllgen StralLlnge Deirelen merOen.
Der beute 9todmlttag crlaTene 2lu8s
meis iiber Den Stano Der 9tationall1ulO
er9iebt, OaB Die yegtere lm OtOuat SltOs
bcr um $4,O25, $3.50 permlnOert nor
ben lit. so..,.:.:::.- C1..1E.-z-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03
spateitc sMlTsmadlrld,tsn.

9tottero III, 81. Stt. - Der 9ampier
pllrbluo" poH Baltimore lit beute Hter etnz
gelauTen.
8arro w, /. gtOoember. - @eiteru 1T
Der 0ampier pSrigella" uon Baltimore an
gefOmTeu.
@urbaoen, l. 9top. - Der 0ampier
r0onau" BON 9temsYOrf lief i'm bieitgeu
Safeu eiu.
2tSaro, ,. Nouember.- Ser 9ampfer
rNiareugO," na9 9tntperpen iabreuo, pais
ilrte.
Yranlez y int, :. Nop. - YaiIirt:
Qampier uSaormlna," BON Nelu~Dorf na9
SQmbura coulIQulrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-03
Ste BruaeIzSampaauc in Sorf.

@Ort, 2. 9tOuember. - lrOg Der Ans
ueieubelt elner itarten Dillltar. uno Boii;eis
madJt in bteii9er Staot lam es 9eiern III
abtrmaI1geu Briigeleieu 3wiineH ben Nar=
ueulten uuD Dtc@urtbplten, mo ultle net.
tere Yeronen puroeH perlett. Die Yar-
uelIteH fiibrten bel elmer geltern abgebaIte
uen 4araoe eue umerIfanlne SABINE mo
Elm Bib 4arneu'S al DER Splge lbres 3ugS.
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ST.. NaOtuaD's
Ncgnlirz rzYiQclt,
poatommIcaes 2ibfuDr=, ntuOcs
Scfnmngs mittel, bcretten feline
Sd)ncrjen, ititmcr inuers
lafiil mno natitrltdJ

S0mcrjcu, thinner 5uOers
lafill uto natitrlidJ
fpirfcno.
goQit6uoig geihmados, elegant nit ugem @jUHmt
uber;udtrt. .UIgueH, regullreH reH9sH Il. rdtI5eH.
2td0mQD'S .Sillgm
beileu ale unregslmdEigteiteH oes Rageus. Der
Stptr, Der pIug 10 IOs, 0cr - eren. ocr SIale,
uerpoic " aufbcitcH, Appetitlorgttlt. &oDis
Idlmcri II, y rItppfuHa, SSartlclutgfeIt, Gcrz
pauuu as bcIdDUtrOcu, 050HcufranfneIt, 5isz
bcr, ilmterI ibsentjunoun1, SSamurrhotoe
uno ate tieereH SOrmrGntbelten. Reln ue9etdbllid,
teiR Guctuber, mHcruItide, nod ioHitlse ldaOitdIe
Iroau.u eHtbdlteHo.
Vrcis 25 Ste. oIt Sdadtel.
IN alien Npot1eieu iu babeu.
Sos aroRc Seucruttttcl.
gnufnmmcuc Ieroduuug Uiro our1b GebrGut)
pom Goonuu'S GineH ,rielt Utittellt ibrer dttibIs
Iipicu Sloenitaitea reJeH lie Die Seber bel abiOaos
ruH9 Der G5Gue uno oereH AbeltuHg ourh Die GuleHz
adHae an. l}ei alien SllcR pom Ud9raEe, Gclbunt,
qaliaeH anidueH, unuoLtommeHer SeIoauuE9 (oer
Soae Uon @jaueHeTguB in's Slut) relelH oele Btlen
IN @dbeR orei bis funf Stud rall Die Seoertbdz
tigteit uno bereleH Den YatteHen ron oleien StoHz
gen 9lHe ODER SUtt JtaoDaqite Plllen, ooH nit bls
iloieH SdmeHrn uHo >IGIrbeIt Der SeUer 9epla9ter
td1ltu 9eHUmmeH, erguiteH oa5 Sp1iem re9elmaBl9
uno iiderH seiuHoe SeroGUuH9.
III gene Rder un0 lehe IL, oaB man
,iQOmnu'5" erhQlt!
IPoH id5ide cine Sriefmdrte an 5r. 0faonnn 6
Comp, gtr 81, 2EOrreuz Street, HeU=yort nm bic
SdlrIt "Fase and True" Dtld]e mertApoue Au5tlHlt
gibt, su9eidltt 81 betonmeH.
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Gin empFnOItd)er shlaa far Die SfIapen:

2puO on, ?. gOuember.-giu Qepeide
aus 0tOmbala meOet, oaB Die yu9arO id]e
Grpeotton Die aHiriihrerlid)en 2lgaber aus
ugauou III lluporo gelcbtagen bat. 2ieler
Sleq mlrD ais EN- empftuoIber Shlag iur
Die SflQpeuhauOler beuadltet.
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Iu6IanO'S @ctraiOeauo Iubrz9erbot.

paris, ,. 9toubr.-&eItere Sertdte
iiber ben ruiIIlfcn llfa5, mcl6er Die AnS
tubr alter GereaIeu, 2&aISen aut Qenommen,
aus JtuBlanO uerbletet, ergeben, OaB it'd
oaS &erbOt and auf SartoHclu, lOruIe anf
Die 4rOOutle Der @erealleu erltredt.
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Scr 9entide GorreiponSent,

2a9iln, Uplehtldl uHp Sonntl9s,
&. Haiuc, Gigentbiimcr iimo Heoafteiir,
eIoipeit=Gte Baltimore Strase unb goftzSfcszgIue.
Treis bes tdeIidIen Siattes, burtl 2rdser in SaIz
ttmore rao in Der 9iahbarihaft teorst, 121a Cts;
taglidle uro Sunnta e=Mmsaabe Is Cts. pro
gSode, ,Sablbdr u0eHti bic oas Slatt beiorsenocH
&rdser-SaaIid, uebi Spnntage z9lue aabe inter
9ortozSorausbeSahIuns $3.50 pro 5abr lur fir5ere
.Sett i'm SerbdltniB; fir Die ,podlcntlid,e 9uegate
NIT Sounta9sbatt portofrei, nit slbSu9 tiir 9uos,
$3.50 pro 5abr, na1 irseno eiren Srte oss SnlaE,
bes, 81 nab europa SnuutaG e>ImsBabe 81
pro Sdbr.-SaS bette uno btHigf.e oentfDe SIatf
III ben 0fittelz MD Giioitaatea.
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Seine erlpdbneuswcrtbe @crduoeruua DER
&nac. - Sic pom @ciamotcu Yatrtd Gaau
geipicltc Roue. - Gin aui Seeimhuiiumg
oCe iriIdlcn &otams beredIuste Grflarune
am Gorabeno psr 9Sabl.
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Sanffra6 in Bolton.

Barnes Compton. Soritter
0eS bemotratlldleu Staats= SOmlte's 8
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YeterSbur g, ,. yiOubr. - Die in
Central Alien itebeuOeu Gruppen baben
Srore erbalten, uor Der ,0aup uldJt wetter III
paS pom Gbna beanlprudte Yanrs@eblet
uO3uOrlngen; bod srteunt JuBlanO Die
2lnipruHe &bina'S unO 2lrgbaIltan'S ouf
OO5 betrehenOe 9eblet uidlt au, iOuoern MIL
Die Gruenuuug etuer @ommtilou sur 6elt-
ieeuug Der 0reSeu oerIaugen.