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Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
A Murderer,s Dead Bodv.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Detectives at
Fort Lee, N. j., have positively identi-
fed the body OF suicide found Satur-
day at Englewood. N. j., as William
Miller, who brutally murdered Minnie
Rheinhauser, in this city, Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

Boys suits from $3.50 upwards; knee pants
from SOC upwards; at the headquarters fo
boys clothing, Mullen, Bluett d Co., Spring
and First
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

TRY our Eureka brand of -four. w. Cham
berlain d Co., 2l3 q. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
Librarians Speeding Eastward

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 1.-The American
Library association excursion party ar
rived here last night, en- route from Salt
Lake City to the east, leaving for Chi
cago this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

Gluten -four, sure cure for diabetes. II
Jevne l36 and 136 North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
On the Diamond.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-No ball this
morning on account of rain. The even
ing game between Oakland and Frisco
was close and exciting, the former win
ning by score of to 2.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. l. - Two games
were played this afternoon between
Sacramento and San Jose. The latter
took the first game by score of 3 to 2,
and the Senator'S took the second by a
score OF to /.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
At Jevne's.

SHILOH CATARRH REMEDY, a marvel
GUS cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there
is an ingenious nasal injector for the more sue
cessful treatment of these complaints without
extra charge. Price SOC. Sold wholesale by
Haas, BaIuch G. Co.. and all retail druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

Now is the Time for Overcoats.
Before buying, look at Mullen. Bluett & Co.'s
elegant stock. which for style, variety and
price, cannot be beat on this coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

In the spring the dude and dudine lightly
turn to thoughts of love, even in the damp
cleaning, for DR.. Bulls Cough syrup will read
lily cure any cold they may catch, you bet.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

cisco ir 1867. He was elected supervisor
OF the first ward at the last municipal
election. He leaves wife and two
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
DR.. Chappelue's Conservation.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The Most Rev.
DIR. P. L. Chappelue was consecrated
this morning as coadjutor to Archbishop
Nalpoints, Of Santa Fe, N. M. and
titular bishop of Arabisso, Asia Minor.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

WHY DO you make such poor bread? Be-
cause you do not use the Eureka brand of -four
put up expressly for w. Chamberlain & Co.,
2lS s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
M. III. Gustin, Harness, Saddlery,
Whips, etc. 100 N. Broadway st.
Hotel Lacks

WHEN 1T COMES to carrying the finest and
choicest groceries, w. Chamberlain & Co. take
the lead. 213 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

To insure a hearty appetite and increased
digestion take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

A Mississippi firm has contrac ted to
furnish the German government with
80, ,000, 900 feet of yellow pine lumber.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
Barley Crystals.

Corner of Third and Main Streets Best board
and rooms, so to 81 90 per day
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

WE CARRY full line of Curtice Bros. Co. s
celebrated deviled ham, turkey chicken, OK
tongue, etc. w. Chamberlain Co., 213 Broad.
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
Trouble in Texas.

simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the
nursery. 1t is gentle laxative and harmless
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

In all arrangement of the livera cure is GER
tain If you take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

#. A. Ferris q Company's Hams.
Something extra fine. H. Jevne's.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
Boys Overcoats
Bismarck Biscuits

In great variety at the leading clothing hous
of Mullen, Bluett & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02
The Druggists

n0 OfugSISLS
In Lowell, Mass, agree in saying that they sen
more of Hoods sarsaparilla than of all other
blood purifiers. For instance:
+. G. GooDALE: sell more of Hoods sarsapa-
rdlla than all other blood purifiers
A. W. Dows & Co.: Hoods takes the lead of all
other sarsaparillas.
G. +. BLANCHARD: We sell more of Hoods Sar-
saparilla than of any similar.
MARsToN & SHAW: With us the sale OF Hoods
is . to of any other kind.
F. & e. BAILEY Co.: Hoods sarsaparilla Ia
one OF the best medicines.
CARLTON & HovEy: Hoods Sarsaparilla is one
OF the best medicines we have. Its sale increases
cvery year.
+. P. MOODY: We sell twice as much Of Hoods
sarsaparilla as of anything similar
G. A. SWAN: Hoods is the most popular sarsa-
parilla of the day.
THIRTY OTHER druggists speak similarly.
This popularity at home, where Hoods Sarsar
parilla and its proprietors have been known for
many years, could not continue If the medicine
Old not possess merit. And these facts should
certainly convince people in other sections Of
the country that Hoods sarsaparilla is good,
reliable medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
By G. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Masa
100 Doses One Dollar
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

Use German family soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-02

ID
At H. Jeyne's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16
CHAPTER XIV,
BUILDING OF THE FORTRESS OF LA NAvI
DAD.


The solicitude expressed by many Of
his people to be left behind, added to the
friendly and pacific character Of the ma
tives, now suggested to Columbus the
idea OF forming the germ Of future
colony. The wreck of the caravel would
afford materials to construct fortress,
which might be defended by her guns
and supplied with her ammunition; and
he could spare provisions enough to
maintain a small garrison for a year.
The people who thus remained on tho
island could explore it and make them
selves acquainted with its mines and
other sources Of wealth; they might at
the Same time procure by traffic a large
quantity of gold from the natives; they
could learn their language and accustom
themselves to their habits and manners
so as to be Of great use in future inter-
course. In the meantime the admiral
could return to Spain report the success
OF his enterprise and bring out re-en-
forcements
No sooner did this idea break upon the
mind Of Columbus than he set about
accomplishing it with his accustomed
promptness and celebrity. The wreck
was broken up and brought piecemeal
to shore, and site chosen and prepara-
tions mado for the erections of a tower.
When Guacanagari was informed of the
intention Of the admiral to leave a part
of his men for the defense of the island
from the Csribs, while he returned to
his country for more, he was greatly
overjoyed. His subjects manifested
equal delight at the idea Of retaining
these wonderful people among them,
and at the prospect Of the future arrival
Of the admiral with ships freighted
with HAWKS bells and other precious
articles. They eagerly lent their assist
apes4 in. building tho fortress. little
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16

Chemistry has found it possible not only
to analyze perfumes, that is the ottos or
essential oils, that would seem their final
resting place, but TO build up substances
that have similar odors. Rum ether, the
substance to which rum owes its perfume,
whose chemical name is too troublesome
to give, is regular article Of commerce in
Austria. 1t is made by taking twelve
pounds each Of sulphurio acid and black
oxide OF manganese, twenty-six pounds of
alcohol and ten of strong acetic acid.
These ingredients are mixed and twelve
pints distilled from them.
But yrate of pure ethyloxide possesses a
delicate odor Of pineapple, which, by the
addition of wine or potato spirits, may be
altered to that Of strawberry and rasp-
berry Nitric ether, fifty grams acetate
OF amyl and glycerin, 100 grams each,
with one liter of purest alcohol. will imi-
tate the odor of pears, and more compli-
Gated compounds initiate the apple set.
These are not like the perfumars' imita-
tions-apt combinations Of substances
whose composition is unknown to him, but
absolute buildings up Of those subtlest of
all things, odors from substances every
one of which the chemist can control and
make out of other known substances till
the ultimate known elements are reached.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16

hS imagination WITH plans Of magniti-
cent expenditure, But how vain are our
attempts to interpret the inscrutable de-
crees Of Providencel The shipwreck,
which Columbus considered an act of
divine favor to reveal to him the secrets
of the land, shackled and limited all his
after discoveries. 1t linked his fortunes
for the remainder Of his life to this is
land, which was doomed to be to him a
source Of cares and troubles, to involve
him in a thousand perplexities, and to
becloud his declining years with humil-
iation and disappointment.
Continued in neTt SNDplenent)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16

While stationed in Richmond barracks
IN Dublin along with detachment of the
Dublin fusiliers one of the sentries be-
longing to th.t corps got strict orders to
present arms to all field officers, and espe-
cially to the commanding officer. A young
subaltern WAS passing his post, and the
sentry presented arms to him. The officer,
however, went up to tho sentry and told
him that he was not entitled to that COM
piment, when the sentry replied, "Ach,
sure, you are good enough to practise on"
--Tit-Bits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16
A Mnid at the Window.

There's pretty maiden over the way
Who smiles when she sees me here at my
work,
And she keeps me hard at it from morning
till night,
For with such monitor how can skirk.
she has golden hair and pearly teeth;
Her eyes are the shude OF heaven's owl
blue.
Don't think I'm in danger, for | confess
1 am most fifty; she isn't two
New York Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16
4 Modest Maid.

He asked her, viii you be my wife?"
The fair and modest Boston maid,
And though she loved him rs her life,
To answer yes, she was afraid.
But as two negatives she knew
Make an Affirmative, in slow
And measured tones. while red she grew.
This maiden answered him, mo, no."
New York Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16

Jawkins--1 hear that Mrs. Loftinez Ia,
been SO reduced since her husbands fail
ure that she has had to take in boarders.
Guzzleton (who likes something more
than napkins and silver for his dinner
Poor fellowsl How much week does she
take them In" for2-Harper's Bazaar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16

Continued in nert sppplement.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16

Send draft New York, or tor smaller sums Posto1
all remttances pavabe to the TAwooD REAL ESTATE Con
The plan by which this Company propose to opera
forth in circulars which free upon apple
lcited Address,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
snmd,r, 6roer ppr @ertd,t.

: III ba, 9tebr., 16. Sttober. - SIM
bieiigen BOliseiaerid)t murOen geitcrn 81
Berioueu, peld}e eu9etla9t ino, al rem
fnr1tbaren HDnd)gerld)t pom uorigeH 6rel.
tag 2bell 9enOmmen Su baben, uorgeiuhrt.
9le 2lnfloge lit elue pIeriade uno lautet aui
MorO OHr1 GrbQngeu uuo Selbiilfe oaiu,
NjOro Ourh grlAIa9en MD NeJbiil1e ba;u.
2luf Nntrag Der Ger1beiolger wurOc Oa3
Serh0r bis gum nQtlteu MontaQS= =9iad)-
mlttaJ perld)oben. g&le erlHuerlld, bate
an uorlgen 6reltag eue pijtbenoe Solf5.
menge, Die ourd) cine oorGergcgangene Olns
rid)tuug elue5 9oppelmOrOer5 uno Oeiien
@eilauDuiB, iOmie purdl Die 9}a6ritJt, oaB
Die fiinf1bri9e ytaSie Oates, oa5 Spier Der
ulehlid)eu @eliile oeS Jieger5 Soc Soc, qes
itorben let, auf'5 AeuBerlte erregt moroeu
lUar, trOt aller Semiibuugen unO gorItel.
lungeu Der SelOnneuen Dem VeiGugulB
9eitiirmt. Grlt nad mcbrereu oergebllheu
Serluten mar s6 ihr gcluugeu, III oas Sc.
bQuOe eln3uorln9en, moraur e8 nod 5mei
Stunoen bGuerte, bis uler ldlmere, nit
Stablplatten uertleioeIe &hiireH nit Glen.
ilaugen Il. !. II. i'll 3riimmer gelhagcnma.
reu, m0BrenO oeficn Die Neuerlpebr periaQt
mar; oanu Qber murOe Ger 9teger i'll milOem
2rumpb aus ieiner 3elle gertNeu, ms
Nrele geld)Ieppt, purd Sdldge un0 NtlBs
hanoIungen iurd)tbar SuQerldlttt Nno lhlleBs
lttD-ob nod lebenbi9 ODER idJon to0t, IpelB
man uIdt-auTg getniipTt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
i Suneau Tatbeuicl Snsrabam.
abIebem oes S,eioen Der Gosta sifTaire uno
pss @ertbeioieers BON ebarleitnn i'm Bur
oPrfticoc

@barleiton, c., 16. Sftobsr. -
Commodore Duncan 9tathnniel Su9r0ham,
Der befanute SelO Der SObta 2l1alre, lit
heutc iriib bier QeItorben. 9erelbe wurbe
am 6. 0eSember 1903 bier geboren uuD trat
III 1912, I'M 9llter Don neuu Sabreu, ais
Oilbibipmau in Die SuuoeSiotte gSGbreno
pes meritanilfen Sriege8 bteute er aui oemr
Slodabe9elGmaoer Dor Sera @ruS uub mar
Slaggeu GQpltGu OeS Commodore Conner
aui Der Linton" bel DER Giunabme BON
Samplco. Sn 1850 iibernabm er oaS Gom'
mGn0O I'M SlottenbauhOIe III Hblla6elpbla
un0 Spel Sabre lpdter erblelt er ben SeIepl
Ilber Die Srlgg ySt. CONS" tm 2Mittelneer<
geldma0er. 2lS @apltdn leneS Nabr;euge5
ermarb er iidl eiuen gSeluui III Der beriibnl.
ten SObtas s2liaire. 3ur 2tuerteuuuug tiir
lelne Saltung bel oieler Gele9enbeit perlteb
thin leln @2burtsltaat elneu 9breu 2egeH,
Die 2emptrateu pon 9iewzYort Ipibmeten
lbm cine Weeallle, uuo allentbulben III bcn
yer. Staateu fanOeu pamal8 Serlanmluus
gen ltatt, III melden SngrNham'S NerolenTe
loben0 ancrfannt murben. Set'm gu8bruhe
oes Slirgerfrls9eS trat Srgrabam IN Gleulte
Der cont0Oerlrten Staaten unb erblel oaS
@ommauOO iiber Die bteiige 6lotten-Srett.
maft Der SiiOlGnOer. @r erbaute III Char
leitOn mebrere Harseridlliie uHo beltano
mebrere erIolgreidJe Gdmpis NIT Dem Slof=
taoegelhmaoer. Seit benz Sriege lebtc er
Suriidge;ogen unb nabm nIr nod mentg aln-
tbeil all 0iieutllfen Nugelegenbeiten. SIM
ietten Sabre, ais NOnlral @heraroi bier
mar, ltattete oerebe DEM Commodore Sns
graham elnen Ge'ud) ab unb erueuerte cine
Dor utelen Sabren aut rem Vtttte!meer Qez
nadlte SefanntdlQit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
@ermiSd,te tc!earapbiTae 9epsIGem.

- gSm. Cation, elu Otltglle0 Der notorl=
idlen 2altou'lheu 9lQuberbauOe, meld)cr i'll
&iiulia, Gnl., wegeH eiucS GiienbdlnyaubeS
IND uiorOe5 Dor @erid]t ltauO, murNc geileru
1relgelproden, lebodl iOIort inter elncr ali.
bereu 9lutluge uleoer uerbuitet.
-Su Qaptou, 8, iauO geiteyu cine re-
publltaniitt Niaiienperiommlun9 TAFT, III
melter Dtt&iulsu, Seuator Shcrmau nuO
Sr=@Ouuerueur 6Orotcr 9teOeu biclten.
- 9r. Sepmom SuQod, eiu 9iepubllta=
uer uHO Unions &eternu, WurOe gelterll
uahe Mioblle, 2la., pou GboS. i. &rewer,
eIuGm &Oni0Oerttteu, III eluem Suelte
erld)nien.
- Sn Gan &ernarOino, Gal., murSe Is.
SeBrang, eln @ountg= 2lTeiior, geteru olS
Srauoitlfter perboitet. Gr iOu III lester 3cit
Obne ugeno ciHeu betauutCu @ruuO mebrere
&rGnbe angelegt haben.
- Sn ScrantOn, Semi, erit)oB Sttpbau
Sc 2lpalu geltern leine Satin aus Glier=
iud)t. Ser !pi0rOer eutilob, murOe JeOot
burb eiuen SoltSbauien perIoigt uuo ieit.
genOnmcn.
- Sn Der geiteru III @bicugo abgehalte=
ueu 8erlammluug Der Atttoudre Der vRulls
munzE Ealacez& z&ar<@omp." muroe Die Gmli=
ion pelterer $4,000 2ltteu, relp. eue @r-
bubunq Oe5 9,ttlentapltal5 BON 20 4rOSent,
autorltrt.
- g9ie aus MoutrsnI, Gue., gemelbct
piro, llebt Der ct. yGpreuCe sur 3eit ME-
orIger, ais lett l6 Sabren.
S. s. Smitb, weld)er III Der Sifi;iu
beS Commercial" III 5oleoo, Shio, elue
Wergeuthaler ihe v%tuompss Segmaldliue"
bauObabt, iibertraf III Der 2ieullags Jtadt
ale iriiberen 2etilungcu, iuOem er Al, 800
ms blunen a6t Stuu0en epte.
Ser i'll 9leoOln9, 3D., tngeu0e Ratios
nal @ouucnt 0err rllulonS &eterOneu-2egion"
bat Oeu Sberiten SOiepb G. EaImer aus
SroOtlpn, 9t.=Y., sum u1t0noual.GOmmaN=
oauten" erpQht.
Sberit Sfilep pom 10. 8unoe8z9u.
fantcrtere9iment lit am NtltmOhS= 2lbeuo
;u StantOn, u. d., al Der 5(ubr georz
ben.
- Staatsietretdr 8laiue iou lid jett bel
Ter bernoen, al8 lett langer Belt. NIan erz
martet, oaB er &nfaug5 AoUember ra9
gSalbiugtOn IibereOe!n wiro.
- Yatrtt gOam5 mo GboS. Stemurt,
Siuei 9Oblen9rdber, mmoeu am Otittpof6-
aben0 III elner 3ed)e bel 5feO yOOge, DtOHt.,
BON berabfaIlcnoen &oblen er'tlageu.
- Nu Gmaba, 9iebr., iiuo DHliS= =Gouns
tpanmalt D}ortartg, peIter Suglelt StOOts
ratbsmuglleO iii, uno let)S anOere berpOra-
geupe Burger luegen beS III Der letten l&Os
DE bort uerlibten EgnhmOrOS uerbaitetmOr=
Den.
- Die 55.idbrige 6ruu &aieD 1T i'll ibrer
9Sobuuug, , QictIeu pom 9&lunsboro', s e.,
BON unbetauuteu EerIOHen ermoroet moroeu
- 9u &woQua, 9&iSc., Ser 6elmnth OeS
Nfeybauietretar8 9tuit, ;erit0rte eiu geitern
Ntittug ausgebroteue5 6euer Die melten
al Der Sitlttte Der D5uiuitraBe gelegeueu
6Quier. Der &erluit beragt $40, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
Srutalcr Taitbu,orS.

MioOletomn, Conn, l6. Sttober.-
Geitern Nad)mittng begab ildJ Der Oteieu
n0rolld u0u bier monneHOe Sarmer foub
Gregorp nit ielnsr ateiteu Sohter aui'S
6eIO uHb lieB lelne 6rau aueln Su 0aue
Nur; na6 4 llbr febrte Der Sabre ate
SObu aus Der Sdule Surijd, nno ais er Die
Slide bemat, fauO er ielue Wiutter nit GER
ltmettertem S6GOel toot ant benz TuB=
bopen. Sbre SerrtIenen Sletoer mn Da5
ndd) alien Selten periprltte Siut bemieIen,
baB ile uerSmeltelt uul lhr yebcu gctdmpit
hattie. Sic NOrotbat muroe pou ercm
3tebe periibt, Der oflenbur muBte, oaB Gre
gorg GelO Ill einem tleiueu Sd)raut III lei
nem al Die Aiihe anltoBenoen 1flai;ims
mer aufSubewabren pilegte. Gr id)lh it'd III
oas SdJlaiSimmer, fabl 800 III Sob MD
Napiergelo, Die lit) bort bciOuoeu, luuroe
pon 6rau G)regorp iiberraidt, ergri1 Elm
i6meres YorSeuaugeifirr nm i6lug banit
10 lange aur Den Sopf Der 6ruu los, bis
Otelelbe tOpt nieoeritiirSte, mOr0ur er 10 eilig
DE 6Iutt ergriii, 0aB er eiue goIbene llbr
IND anbere 9SertBad)eu uldIt bemertte. Die
Yo!l;el fabnoet elfrIQ aui ben llt0roer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
Sin Slipal beIeiti9f.

9enper, Sol, 10. SttOber. - Sn HE
flyer StoOt bcgub lid Sim GOnuorS, ein
notoriibsr 9eiperaOo, mahreuo Der Otlttz
mods 9tadJt in Geleuitait etue5 ouNereu
SmoldsS, Nameu8 0tiIe 9igou, uah Der
gSobnuug per 6rau 9alcOii iencr friIbercn
Mialueiie, Die Nd) BON Inn loSgel0gt uH0
iid) nit elnem gepliien s. S. 6Rulcum
uerlDbt bate.
@Onuers unO 9ipun fau0eu 6innicum nit
Der 6rau in Bette, riieH i'm beruus, bait
OeH linn 6du0e uuo 6iiBe IND warieu i'm
Damn aus eiuem 6eulter oeS pritteu Stof-
merfs ouf DaS SuaBeupHaiter. Ger Mauu
lebtr mn nod tur5e 3eit. Gr iou 6rau uno
SluDer III Geuter Saf, 3D., im Sude gcz
laiien babcu. Corners uno 9tg0u beInDen
ifdN III Nnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17

gGotl tcine Dirt BON llupdBlid)teit fontr,t 10
h6uftQ uor, uno 3mar bel Grmat'euer mte bet
Stnoern, ais 3pepCpiie (Serbauung5 g5'tmate),
feiue Gubert iid) ourt Oer'fteoenartlgere aerns
3eideu uno pirb os8halb 10 hdufg nit anoereu
8raufheiteu cerruedelt, tetne bat, penn per-
uaflditgt, peinlid)ere 6o!8en uno ood ~ telne
lcdter 3l fItrren, ais bic log. llHperoauIl4teIt.
Hameutlit) bel Sdugltngeu uno 3ahnenoen 8tns
bern tritt iie bduftq ein bel Grmddrenen 1T ne
meiit Die T5olge pou GrIdItungeu Der IIogen'
oeqeno, pou uQIien TiiBeu, uou 2tGtIehlsrn ODER
Grceiieu I'M Giieu uuo 5riuteu. Spe3eu geiahrs
lid) 1T in oieier 9c;iehuug Der @euuB eistalter
Getriute. .3undtit yflcgt ile llt) ourh Nppetlt'
loiiqteit, gStoCrnilleu gegen geiptile Spet'eu,
8ret]rei;, ihleimbelegte 3unge, trodene ytppeH
uuo, le uat)bem, pUrh ited)enoen StOpfldmcrj
qeraoe iiber uno 'ruiiteu ben 2lugeu i'll auBerH.
Sget ldnqerer Sauer oe5 llebel5 magern ots
Tatienteu fid]tlid ab, perben matt uno tru1t'
los mo in fOlge oCiieu niirrllt) un0 psorol'en.
Sat bic hranfbeit al5idleBld) I'M W(ageH
ibreu zip, 10 pfegt iie uou hartnadIger Ser'
ftouiuug begeitet III ieiu; 6ehut ne nd, mas
nameutlld) bei 6iHoeru AIuVg Der Ndu H. aN9
oil bic Giugemeioe aus, 10 trlttmeIr ldlmad)eu'
Der Srhiau eiH. gSiro oos llabel aHlangli9
pernahlQiJat, 70 itcilert nd bel GruadlleucH
bpr eiucutbiin1(ife Sfwor; iber Den 2lugeu
pft in iold)em @raoc 0uR Die HHu;etden oereH
hes llrterleibStnuhus oOer elmer @rhlrncuts
;iinbuug gleihen. g}sbr ooer mCntger farte
Ttebererifeiuuuge iluo III Der Chat Iait nets
nit 8erouuunasihuadlc uerbuuoen uuo flibrsH
in pielen TQQen oa;u, OaB Der zlP ocS yciceus
uau; 100 Quoer5 Qclult Icro, els III oem
erf4Itetcr ooer in Tolqe zines Gidtiehler5 re.
beQlid, a morOcnen WiGgeu. llno bod 1T allen
Tor,ncn unO 6aam pOu %eroamlngaitwdhe
10 lett1t bei;ufommeu nut ben ans BEN Srauteru
Der St,mei;er HohG!pcu bcrclteten 5t. &crs
nnrS 9rduterz8lleu. yaptcre entbalten eireu
Crftratt ans leneu Grdu,crn, her, anre8euo,
hcilero NIB fr0itjgcuO 'uGlcIt3, iclb't pou orr
,crtsiten SouitjutlOU pcrtra8cn ulro Uuo Die
Geroauung5iGbigteit ol5 Dlagen0 uuo oamlt
ben Qpvcttt in nunocrbarar gSai'e bclc5t. Die
! ct geruaro 6rdu:srs%ilcr ino III allen guteH
glpothefeu III hoben, OOer p!rett poH Y. 9telta
ftIotcr & 60, Eor 24l6 III lIerp 9prt, litr
20 &ents ~ beitcBeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
Gsn SpnntnsssGrcas3a9 anf9cs
fGlubcu.

EeterS Sbur9, ID, Is. Sftober. -
2r. 0fobiniOn, Der YrailOsnt Der pS abbHtb.
belIi9nngS= Geieudait," peld)e fiir ndtlten
Sonntag etnen Sreu3sug gegen Die gotte5-
lGferllden SOnutagsbQtter anaetunpi9t
bate, mut)t befaunt, OaB Der Sreu;;ug oieie
9Sod)e nod nld)t unternommeH weroen
plroe. Oh cr nddite 9SOt]e ms 9Sert &c,
lept merben lollte, mollte Der geiitlid)e 0err
nldlt perratben, iuoem er Den Scrtdterltatz
tern merten lieR, OaB IS el9entlId) OaS Yub,
lltum gar 9tHt6 angehe, mas Die @eiell-
ltalt Ill lhrer bObeu 2SelSbelt Su tbun be-
id1IIFrP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
Gin Worn=ScbeimrtB 1T gSil:
,niuatpu.

SSilmington, Gel, Is. SttOber. -
9Sater S. Slodburu uuO Soarrp Seamen
BON bier murOen beute inter Der Nntlage
Uerbaitct, ben Heunldbrigen GOwaro y.
Garplner, Sobn OeS prn. Yotrit Gardner,
gtr. sos, Sf.50. SnaBe, srmolpet in ba.
ben.
9aS Siuo murOs isit geitern pern1lBt.
2lm abeno ianoen Die Sluei 2uQeflOgten Die
2eld)e 0e5 SnQben III Elm, l0GmS'lhen
GrpreBwaggon unO bradten iie nah 6auic.
SIadburu 1T Elm Sdma9er OeS toOten &Ha-
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Gin fiilntiaes 80rGcn.

Hou1Sptlle, &p., 16. Sftober. -
9ttd)t menig Aufiehen erre9t bier oUS ser
ld)muOen Der @attln bes SdJuutwQrters
3. Sebler8 pon Hreitones unO @ollsgeltr.
3ielunge unO iebr bubite 6rau lit nit eis
mem DCGuue, gtamens Som 0amtlns, emem
SarOufeIbeHger, aut mo Oapon gegan9eu,
lhrem @0uen cine geleerte &aiie, Elm leereS
SumelentGnden unO pier unmiIuolge RtuOer
Surlidlansno. SaS 4aar WIrO pOll;elll1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-17
(ans nnIerer aeitriaem 2. Ror9ensssussabe
Stttcntat anf oen Yraiiocntctt pon
T.caro0lta.

Yt ana qua, Die, 10. SftOber. - 5n
ser uorletten 9iadlt muroe pOn Carlos Be
res, elnem Corporal Der TalaImad)e, Der
SerIuh unteruOmmen, Den rdToenten 60.
GAIA 81 ermorOen. lliun ianO Yerei an
Dem 9ade uber bsm Shlaf;immer Ses
VraIlGentsn. gr mar oarom, stae SeTnung
lnl ) Gd)e berSuitellen. Sacaia muroe our1
oas @erduidl gepcdt, er IlsB aber ben 2lt-
YereS Die Seiiuung nubeSn isrtig bate, rleT
ihn Der GrdilOent al, uno obglcid er lbn
bate nleoerld)ieBen f6unen, bcgniiste er lld
bod oamlt, Die Halaituabe Berbeliuru1sH.
EereS webrtc it gegen Die 6aitnabme unO
man muBte Gemolt anneuoeH. Gr mlro
por Gin &rleASAerldlt Neitelt lperben.