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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
.erfopfuno,

g}erfoefuuq III cine Ser am biufQ7feu rors
fommenocu ml0 duGlenNfteu Srnutbtteu, melde
namcntlid] bei NRdurnuUo EraucH, bic Ourb
ihrcn Ecruf i'll einer ljteuocu ycbCn7mGtle gcs
;lDungeu iiuo unb ans licIgug ooPr JtOth'
mcuOigteit reidltd)e uuo trQitlge ytabrlmg III
QeuteEln pilegcn, itdl eiutellt. NH uuO iiir nd
njtlt gcraoe geiQbrlit, fauu tie bob III Den
eru1tciten Storuuqeu oes 9tugcrleIubeilnoeH5
9,ulaB qebeu, llno 1mar bGOu0cr5 oauH, Ueuu
ilC ueruGflQiitgt uuo in SOlge oeileu Uerlltet
miro. >Su iriihereu 3ettcu pilegte man ile nit
ouerlcj NATURALIZATION, tart mirtcuoeH Itirs
turcu, IulUern uno Vllleu 3U furlreu; oleH
od6 hieB ben &euiel nit Gceljebub austrelbcu,
neil heItlg mlrtcuoe Nbfuhrmltttl imlr tur
ben 2luGCUblid helieu, bel bduTgercm Gcbr0u9
ub1r CiuCu boft it0olJtcu Gtu'lUB am oLe
8Grpertouititutiou uuo Ulmeutllt aur oie
Sbatgtelten Der iog. pJtaleu ArgUle auslbeu
NIB ben Soruer iiber GCbubr idDmlheu. g9lro
lettcre5 pielleidlt and ourdl ben eenuB bes
iouOcrS trQitiger JtQbrung Uerbutet 'oper'l5cH
gerQoe in Eolqe oeiim be SToauuugeor8aHe
Sen 9leuit. 1Uo oum treteH ERNIE, oae game
gebeu 6e5 Spfer5 oleiC5 3uitauoc5 beorobeNoe
9}eruideiuuaen cju. ollie bic rcttlFueuoeH
gStrtuu1eu Der alteu orG'tl'dleu HurglrmltIel
neroeu errejdt, uu0 ale Nbeu Uol8eu oe3
G5ebraut5 oerielbeu neroeu pernlIeosu our9
cine Rur nit Ct 9frndro HrauterPluen.
9ieielben iIuo au5itlICB.ldl elHe oe9ela6uIl4e
3uammenictuug, ohue @cimcHgnng trgeno
i1elder i1dolitcn, augr:iicuocn ober gtTtt9cu
Gtofie uno uur ans ben beiliamitcn unO mir.
,ioIteu Qlpeutrdutrrn barettet. SIe mtrteu
GGeiinOe anrcgeuO NIB erUeiaeuO api Die Ser
SaulIug5Organe, bei0roeru bic Abubr Der uus
rerbauideu 5tofie, ohue Den Sorper ;H
ftmdtlen, uub fiuo oaburd) oos bette Slutreiuia
olInosnlittel, baS Der @rinciitae teunt, mas
BON pieleu Encouragement 9eriteu aler yduoer
uuo Solter uno pieleu Eau'enoeu oantborer
4atienten, oeusn ile isl9lt unter 6eH erltmes
rsnoneu llmfdnocn gtAo!Ien habeH, beretta
miIioit aner'anut wirO. Die Yiuen iiuo in
ie0gr autcu glpotbete, iomie uou =. 9leutdOter
4 So, SOr 24l6, gteu yOrt fir Is Gents SI
beSiebsIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
S.pct !pabn;inniae Sranen bcGcbcn
GclbfttrprS.

9uffalo, 9t.s9,, 10. 2(u9uit. -
jm GeiGngniiie BON Gries@Ountp crci9s
ncten iid 9eute iwei Sclbitmoroe. s3wci
wabniinnige 6rauen, 9iamcnS 9lnna
G5Oro oiOw8fi unO &atbnrine S6mibt crz
bGngtcn nit ;erriIiencn Srciien BON
Sctt5eug uno 5luar innerbolb 5wonSig
Wttnuten BON elnauber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
or. GtGOuag's
SarIapariuia1t &cIolnent!
0a8 grOBe 9lutrcinignn98sMittel
Snr SeiLnma auer dlromiidlem &rantbeitett.

9a5 grOBe neutrality-suspicious..
BUR SeiIuua auer drpmiid1em Grautbeiteus
Gbroriher Rtsumotismu5, tropbuoie eeioeH, 0riis
Iergeidmuit trodeHs5 Nitcn, Sreb5letoen, SungeHs
buten, IuspegOe, @NtoltDumm, CeltDuTe, Ce7
ItmulNe Siitfruntbeten, Gjttt, g8aiierudt, eHgIbe
Grantbeit, 1oI5iluB, 8roHtttt5, StWinoutt II. t. 10
grtaItuuaen uno SdmGr5cn IN oer Snnge
gebeiIt.
qibtauo, g8isc, 21. Ropember 1885.
Or. RubDGp- - Seriber Nerr! Sd Doute SbHeu
ftoH drgit eIHi3e SeleH sum eo6e SbreS SGrapartls
iidn PeIoluent itTetben. Gor GttSebu Sablen ems
pfabt ID, oieies yiittsl Gr. |immerm0un in SpatoHs
Ra, UtinH, Der mix Gin lGngdbriger 5reIRo gerUeieH
mar uno iagte bm, oa6 IS etH beferes Dittte ge9en
Grtathin9 UHo StmePea IN Der $un9e ae6e. @r per-
udlte es uro oNHtte mir odHn ueImdS, b{FyuiugeHo,
oGB IS tein beeres Uitttel gegen oiee aTQnf5eiten
ge6e, unD lett smpfe5li er e5 elHeH BatIeHen. Sd
empIdbl eS QHh DrH. SirbQ, tIuem QpOt9eter IN
CmGtonna, uHo Jest 9GIt er IS pouotbig. 5H qpple'
ton, 2Stsc., mHroe tt NIT eiHem luHgeH Uianne bes
taHHt, Der ctHen lbltmmeH Nuitsu bate unO oem
MGH belurtete, 0OB gr Die CtUlHolutt betommeI
nuroe Sd ewptuFI Scr SariapGriltaH8 8eiolUeEt,
orufte mir norm Die nuro uro iG9te MIR, oaf er
oDHe MID Test bc1raben eiu nuroe. IS bat i'm ie6I
lnheA 9eAcllt. Dor uuqefibr ietSle6n Sdhren tGu
sth UtaHn in mir lin 3uIutb) uro Id8te, oaB letH9
plau an etHem oueH rbe; er bate SUel Aerite Ders
lual' aoer obHe GriOIl. SD empiuh Sbr SarlapQrt'z
tldH, lHo nab eirl1eu 3dqeH mar ite gtluHo. lgeHn
Slnoer buiteu, 70 lit cine 2o5 Qerua, ne 81 heeH
so orufe Hotmal$ meH Gritauren uber oteis At'Het
ans uno fuHu MIR eosm rutbcT, oleiebe I'M NGuie u
9dber; ite uerbutet IN UIeleH BaueH elEc itlmers
Rrarfbeit II. f. 10.
Sbr CrQebeuer e. GruiChfe.
gu buben bel Qpotbcferu. 81 Die Ti0itle.
3r. RGoDag u Co. glr. 30, g9aueHftra6s,
ReUzgort
LaRst Raopaps UGo e4st oG6 svsaopaB" az aqua
w. bas SbC tGnlt. t61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
MaIarm in ibren urr(firOrnrn cf0r>
mrn grbeilt unO urrbitrt.

G5 oc6t teiH 0eiImittel in Der g1ct, lUelhe5 Q9ez
eIfeber uHo ale aEoereH maurIieH, bllIOieR uHo bus
figcn iSteher nit Nule BON HaomapS Yiueu 10
ItHea belt, ais RaO,uan's Rcaop Relici
n. Ji. G turlrt Htt nun ben nit Wtaldrll Vebaites
ten, ioH6erR JUenn yeute. mclde Dem maarlitcH Site
lu59eicgt mo toeH Uor9eE ebe e ausgeben, 20 It's
% 5ropeH 9ieOou Jelici IN 23diicr CtnHebmeu uHo
babel eineH Grader een, Uer0eu e leoem AHgrl pors
6su9eH.
so Gts. bic 6IaIte. 81 batcH bei gpotbstera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
scratt 9r. 2lnna 6ierin6,

g{r. 23, Suo1&sIgb:, fabe UaItIm oreiirake.
epretfiunbsh Don rbr giadm. bis llbr gbeuos.
9au.bdre gatienten brirgsn t19Iid neue Seioensgez
uoiisn rpeldje lfon am &anbe ocs 3ooes iteben uno
burd meiue iUuHoerbdren oeutidleH SeiImitte in uHz
alan6lid furser 3tit Gls turiIt eltIaiien DsrbeH.
Goliuitatioa igsi. (SuII24 ,1QtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
germtf6tes aus DER altem gSelt.

-Groppau. (3m @eiGn9niiIe
0erbun9ert. Sn Ser bctunnten Ser
bungerun98>2lTfaire oOn Srabin ian6 Dor
bem bieligen GauOgeridt am Samitag
bic SauptuerbanOluug gcgen Die Bez
iAuloi9ten itatt, uno wuroe, pie Der
cSberihl. Sing" melbet, Der 8ir9crz
meiiter Sob. S6micO gu 1, Der 3eugz
i6mieo Q8il6clm Gur0a gu , unO Der
0ienittnedt Grnit 9oraiin gu 4 @Oden
2lrreit perurtbeilt. @egen Oieie8 llr=
tbeil 6uben iammtlide 2lngetla9te Die
Berufuug angeultloet. 28ie ieincr 3cit
beriatet wur6e, iano Der @emeiuoeoOrz
iteber uon Srabin, QlntOn Sdmieo, Ql8
er einen Otann in ben Gemeinocarrcit
fibren woute, 0uielbit einen gei6nam.
Der berbcigerufene Gen8Oarmeriez 30
ltenfIbrer ertannte in benz 3o0tcn
eiuen ungefabr 25 jabrisen taubz
itummen unO bl0Oiinnigen 8ettler,
beiien Same uno Serfunit Inn ieoo1
uubefannt waren. 2lm 1. Sum- bet
telte 0ieier Otann BEL benz 3eu9ihmic0
Gur0a, Wel6er i'm our6 ieinen 2ebrz
ling CUR Observation-Disclosures iahren
ltsB, NO iebO6 tein GenOsarm onweienO
mar. 9e8balb bolte Der 5ebn Sabre
ulte Subcr GurSa bel benz Ieit lGngerer
3elt fraut oarnieberliegcn6eu BOlijetz
mann Gserup Oeu2lrreitidlifel, uuO Der
bel benz gaitplrtbe GBauraO beOienitete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
@iolid)e Grbartung uon SaftIrz
idJctncn.

gS bingtOn 3. g., IS. 2lug,
Gen SOri6lag Oe5 &oniul5 IN Gbcmz
nie, an Stelle Der cioc5l ltattliten Grtlaz
rung i6er bic 0}ibtigteit elmer 6ottura
fiir bic oeuti9en GrpOrtcnre eine por
cinem OiicntIiden 9totar abjulcgcn6e II.
pOn Oiclem gu bcglaubi9en0c ciOli9c ST.
tlarun9 trctrn gu Iaiien, Oa oic ouSwarz
tigcn &Oniuln in 0eutldlanO feline
re6tafrGTtigen GiOc abncbmcn t6nncn,
bat 0a8 S6oBamt5 Qepartcment ais
un0urdIiibrbar be;cidnct, oa Der cln;us
idlaacnoe ltOOu8 pom Geieee genau
pOrgeidrieben lit, ubcr eS empiieblt, Die
GpOrtcurc bur6 Oie &Oniuln auBerOem
I'll elmer iOlden ireiuiIltgen GrtlGrung
III peranlaHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
S6mer5cn- Seirmittef,

pehss iofort bic murtcruohcu GbmerjsH tilt, Grt'
IinouT9en inoert uHo GoHQeiioHcR b2tit, Oh W IN Der
euH9e. bem D}u9en, ben GtrgeUetoeH ooer ionI9en
2ruleH oocr Sr9aHen ttno. y AHpeHouHa 9cau9t-
SHHerIitb ttrIrt Elm buIber bis iu clHcm lbeez
0fie poll in eiHsm CiIaie 28diCr in meHilcH UilnuteH
Rrdmpie, lauren Dia9eH, uebeIfct, Grbredleu, Soos
brenHeu, Hernontdt, SdlluioiAicIt, NOpIWeb, Slars
rboc &Olit Sid5ungea Uno ale iHHCrlItcH SrlHtbets
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20

(Sgt1t
8 trQ 1t +
utit Set.
Sri iAren serl llthell, Der
Sprrildenren 3eit su ipptten,
mitnen Gamen 1T benz Neu-
cpltre eltl9e Sltl1urel1 ca~
Spn trasen, 9itit tDnnen
fie jebph, iplpeit rer Geint
1T Setraht fpn1mt, burh
re6tSeiti9en II. re9elu1dbi9en
Oebrau6 spn ,,Olcnm's
Sd)luefels Serber-
sen. Sbnf bic Ypren su
perltppfen poer bic 0jelunb~
beit Bet 5aut ir9ellolpie gu
lhdoi9en, belfitist fte Ypl1
per SberFdche Sliitben,
Timcn, &Dtbe ltlrb bic oer~
ihieoenen Gatltealm9ea int
0efpl9e SDn sune6nlenbem
Sitter pber GinlpirflrnS Bet
Spune. Mm bite ith Spr
Tdlihun9en! Sn S(pptbe-
fen su baber1. Die 3eit
sreift ebenip bas 5aar, lpie
ben Jeir1t at. 9lQeilt BENT
a9elatten altell SiirlchAen
ldBt ii6 auch bier nit
v9iQ's angenblidlide
@aarfdr6em mittel" "trpse1,
lpel6es a1f Dem 9rauen
9aupte pes sllters ben6au6
Der Scyuaenb erneuert. Gs
1T bas bette unb reinlte int
0ebrauhe befinpli6e 5aar>
fdrben1ittel. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
gSir perfaitfcn fctnc WateriaI,paas
rcn, NOD &lciStnasi:itdc,

uro mir piriden @ud Iiebe Seute, gu niien su tbun,
pab mir pae ScppidIze5 e5cidIaiI befrcibCr, uno
Da Siee uuitr baIhjabrItd,sr aturraiimrus5=
@crfaut ieEt oic Sci, fur Bargains oa lit.
urier saHses I'M lree herabseiettes Eager muf fort.
DGfJen Sie iidl oteieH 9crfauf iu JHpeH S'ebeHteH
Gic oaG mir gieite pon Eeppider bnben, tueIte iu
foIaenoen Stentunaspreiien ab9eben:
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Guropdi(t6e Gu6e(6eri6te.
9fe 0etraioenptb.

Gin 3ernHrfni Swiiden 6inansmiuiitsr
Otiqu?l unb Sansler Gapripi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-20
wermiIdte telearapbtf@e eepsI@em.

- Der crIte Staat8 Gonuent scr
y8olt8partci" pon 5era5 trat 9citern in
0oQa5, GeraS, Suiammen, I'M cineu
2lftiou6plan fir Die bepOrlteBen6e Cant
pa9nc ~ eutwcrIen.
- 8ci Sau Wtateo, Sal, bat Ser
6armer 2(ron TaDlOr i'm 9fauid)e ieiuer
6rau nit einem '0afenitiel Sen Sd6ocl
eingel6 6la9en unO 0ann aud ieincn ahts
ldbri9en SObn idwer OcrlcBt. Die
6rau wirO wabri6ctnIi6 lterbcn.
Or. 3uliu8 Gintbcr, elmer ser be-
fanntcitcn 2ler;te in Quincy, 9u8., iit
BORT I'M gtlter pon 60 Sabren gcitorben.
Gr mar elmer 0cr 2ler3te, pelbe Die
GelbFcbersGpiOemie gu Jtew Srlcan8
i'm Serbite 6e8 5ubre8 1878 mitmadten.
= 8ei OturroD, unlueit Ssccola,
3a., bat Ser 6armer 0titael 2lbrn
icine 14ziabrigc GO6ter AM 6rHbitiit5z
tiide nieOergciboTen, neil lie elmer BON
ibm 9cma6tcn Scmcrfun9 wiocrIprah.
9a5 Otd09en beiinOet iit in trittidem
3uitanOe unO Der gater lit perbaittt.
- MGbrenO QooiO Gardner 0eitern
in G0en, Olan., bic Yatronen aus elmer
9(epetirbidie nebmen wOlte, cntlu0 iif)
Oa8 @ewebr ;uidltg. Die &ugel burds
bObrte Die Qefe Oe5 3immer5 un0 too
tete Elm I'M Obereu StOdperte idlaIens
oe8 oieriabrtge5 &tnO.
- Inter sen Tobat5bGn6lern in
2oui8ulue, Rg., berridt grOBe llncinigz
felt, unO man 9laubt, OaB Die n8latters
Gabut8 80rie" aufgel0lt pcrOen wiro.
Sin BerOOrra9enbe8 @ei66it8bau8 bat
bereit5 ertlart, e5 uer0e iib 6em llebers
eiutommen bcjaglid Der Gcbiibren, Die
Oen Bllanicrn aufcrlegt itn0, nldt Ian
ger unterwerfen.
- Der II zi6bri9e OIidael Qel9ntti
pOn 9n. 62, Wtul6errglnuBe, 9}ems
YOrf, wO6nbait, purOe geitern frab Dor
iciner @ObnUng pom einem unbctanns
ten Wtanne in etnem Streite 9eidOien
un0 ltar6 balO oorouT i'm SOipital. Die
YOli;ei fabnoet auf Ben IbGter.
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2ltDn,atm9s SeSd)rperoen.

9aouoos fcoou 9ieIei bistet cine Sur tir ieoe 2Irt
pou >tmeBer, &errenfun9er, GuetinuHgeH,
ShmcrScH in Dem fSllteH, Der grrit uIo
ben GIleoern. Is mar oa5 Crite
nnb III blS CInklQc
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--o---
@ime blatiae @inOtaufsfeier.

SiNe DtNtI1c 5IHoIHHfsTCICC.
2tibluno, ga, IS. au9uit. -
Otebrere III Scr yGOO0 Sprtngs&Oblens
grube" bcitGitiate unO in ibrer 9tGbc
mohncn6c lln9aren mObntcn gcitcrn
2lbe1o elmer &inotauie in SET 8amilie
cinc3 ibrc8 yano8mGnncr bel. Die mciz
fen GGitc betrantcn iid bel Der gelez
genbcit, unO e8 fam 81 einem Sample,
wcldcr 3mci Sunocn oauerte unO IN
lpeldcm OtciIer, Steine un0 &niippcl
ais l8afieu oienten. Gicr Ser llngaren
iinb 10 iblimm ;ugeridtet, oaB man al
tbrem 2luffommcn jwclfelt.
SNDor gSertbeimer'o 9auferott.
2Ono on, Is. 2lu9ult. - Ga5 Ser
b0r 5iioor Nertbeimer'8, Oc8 5rcunOe5
Ser GrGIin @lancurtD, Der frIber untcr
oem 9tamen 8ele giltou befannten
GOn;ertballcnzS zSGngerin, murOe bcute
fOrtgeieet. 8ertbeimer mar befaunt>
lid ais Otitangetlagter in ben eriOIgloz
ien S6eiOun9sprO3eB perWifelt, uelz
den Ser 6atte Der iebi9en GrGiin anges
itrengt bate, unO Wuroe lpGter in elner
anOcren &la9e sur 3oblun9 BON $400
fiir Bfer0efutter perllrtbeilt, welfe5 auf
lein GOnto fir bic Bfer6e Der yaOD
DunlO 9eliefert mOroen mar. Nertbclz
mer mar friiBer Elm reider 0tann unO
iein 9ater, elm i8raeIttiidber Gjeiddft8z
mann, 1T angebli9 WtilIiOudr,
Seit0em er iid bur9 iein &erbGltniB
nit ber Grz SGn9crin ruinirt bat, bat
ii6 ieine 6amilie BON ibm lo8gclugt,
uno audi Die grdIin GlancartD mill
9tidt5 mebr pOn ibm miiien. 3liOOr
be;eu9te beute unter 2lnoerem, oaB er
frilber Elm Giufommen BON $4,000 pro
Sahr bate un0 ni6t oamit au8tam.
Gr bate pier Bferoe uno Identte Orei
berielben Der 0rafn GlancartD. Gtlide
0tOnate ipGter i6entte er tbr audi oa5
picrte. Gr iduloete $4,000 fHr 3uwez
len, Die er pertbeilt bate. 3m leBten
9tOpember babe INN Die grdiin 5000 ges
lieben.-0as 8erbOr wuroe III Der beuz
tigen SIbung nt6t pollenoet.
Eas britiidlc @ittelmeer OeiGpaper Su
Billie Sraud)c.
! at 8, Is. Nuguit. - 9a5 brttlz
ide Observation-Disclosures muroe, al5
e5 Beute 5u 8iQe 6run9e antum, bon
een bort oeriammelten fran30Iiacu
&ric95idiiien nit 9rOBem 9Omp bcmiuz
tOnlmnet. Die frau3OfIden Sdiiie la
lutirten Die 6ritiide 6la9ge, unO ibre
&apelle ipielte God save the Queen,
mdbrenb Die britiiden Gan;eritiiie uOr
2lnter siugen. 9a5 britii6e 2lOmiral5z
idiii feuerte 3ur GrluiOerung eincn Sas
lut ab unO Die &upeQe 6e5 gel9waOer5
ipiclts bic 0furieiQuiie.
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Scr SetratOcnlarft.

GbicogO, IS. 2luguit,-9ie 2lufs
rcgung auf Oem @etraiOemorftc bat ib
gclcgt, un0 man glaubt nidt, 0aB iid
bic 9rOBcn YreiSidwantungcn ser lce,
ten paur Gage wteOerAOIcn werOcn. 9tutb
auI Sen 0etraiOebOrien III W}ilwaufec,
Ct. Houi5 un0 an0cren wcitlidcn Sta0s
ten berr1dlt mieber 9tube.
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Ser 9enlide Gorreipnnoent,

IuYitlUr 10 UlQt!IIIIIU NlIV z UHIIIlIBHt I
g. 8saine, Gigeutbnner ano &coaffems,
&nhpeitzGde @aitimore= traBe unb Toit=Sfice=Ane-
grsis bes tigIidlcn @Ia.tes, burp Grdssr tn seEe
tinIpre unb in her 9atbbardaft heior9t 12h Cts.
GoIid,e uno spnnta ee :alus sabe IS @ts. pro
2aote,sablbar poent!ib an bic Oas Sett bs1r9eHoen
4rdeer.-2aalid, nebif Spnnfa9ss ane aaps inter
Rortos gorausbe,abrna $3.50 pro Sahr, ilr frSere
Seit i'm |erbdtnib; fiir Die ppden.lid,e slnsgabe
NIT sonHtaesbIatt, portoirei nit absns tir CLUBS,
81. so pro Sabr, nab irgeno eiHem Sre oeS Snians
hes, "a mad, europa. Spnutas . ssNuSGab 81
mo Sabr.-Das bette urb biuisiie ocntid1e 9lastl
In Den Ntittelz unb SIoftaateI.
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9erttont's Gentenniarfeter.
GntbHlltng oes 9ennisstct,=
Sd)lad)tSeafmals.

@ime impoiante Seier iii Bennington, gt. -
DrafiSent &arriion autueieno. - 9roBe
yaraoc, Heoeaftus, Sanfctt iino Scucrs
merf. - etu=Seampibirc's uno Wafiad,ts
ietts' Setbetlisuua an Ser tSeier. - Sis
WtarrIduoer Wertretuug.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08
A Sidewalk OF Pins.

Ansonia, Conn, will have almost u
unique pavement il one OF her citizens
carries his ideas into execution. He
is president OF brass pin company.
and intends rebuilding the sidewalk in
front OF his home with pins. He has
at the company's shop some twenty
barrels OF old and imperfect pins. the
accumulation of years, and these he
will utilize. Concerning the value and
durability Of this kind OF sidewalk ma
terial. on the corner Of Broad and Pine
streets, some years ago, several barrels
of pin scraps wero placed. The nee
essary factor in this style OF sidewalks.
corrosion, accomplished the rest, and
now there exists walk Of solid iron.
The hardness OF the walk was tested
recently. when the telephone man Mt
tempted to sent pole on that corner.
By dint of much hard work. drilling
and blasting with dynamite, they sue
ceeded in penetrating three or four
inches OF pins and corrosion and set the
pole. The walk will last forever. after
once being laid and neither travel nor
storms will effect it.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08
The Jewish prosecutions.

In connection with the Jewish per-
solutions a curious story is told by the
correspondent at Vienna who says
that its accuracy is vouched for. 1t
appears that Jewish horse dealer
named Kraus. who rented stable at
an inn at Semmering "a suburb OF
Vicnna) from another Jew named
Klein. was preparing to go to market,
when he happened to look under the
box-seat of his cart and was startled
to find there little boy about five
years old. huddled up in a narrow
space between number OF iron spikes
so arranged as to threaten him with
serious injury whenever the cart was
put into rapid motion. He had pres
ence Of mind enough to summon wit
nesses, and the child. who turned out
to be the son Of poor Christian peas
ant in the neighborhood. was extri-
Gated unhurt from his dangerous
position. The superstition is that he
was placed there by anti-Semites, who
intended to rescue him later on, after
he had been wounded by the iron
spikes, and then charge the Jews with
the abduction OF Christian child for
sacrifice at the Passover, which was
then near at hand. The child was un-
able or unwilling to give any informa.
ton on tbs subject.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08
Deep Well. in Pennsylvania.

Some OF the deepest wells in the
United States are within the limits OF
the state of Pennsylvania, the deepest
being that at ''Homewood. the coun-
try seat Of George Westinghouse, near
Pittsburg, which, on Dec. l, 1885, had
reached q depth OF 4,618 feet, when
the tools were lost and the drilling
ceased. The Buchanan farm we'll, be-
longing to the Niagara Oil company.
drilled by Fred Croker, in Hopewell
Township, Washington county. Is A.
sos feet deep. The Rush well, also
belonging to the Niagara OIL company,
In Washington county, was abandoned
at 8. 800 feet. The Watson Deep Well, ="
on the Jonathan Watson place. near
Titusville, is something over $500
feet. j. M. Godfrey q Co.'s well on
the Waltz farm ut West Newton, West
inoreland county. Pa. Is also $500
feet deep. The Isaac Willetts we'll at
Sargeant's Mill, near Sycamore. In
Green county, Is 8. OO8 feet deep.
have been informed that there Is
an artesian well at Potsdam, In our
own state OF Missouri, that is 8. 500 feet
In depth. II this Is true IL Is the deep
est boring Of any kind In the United
States. ST. Louis Republic.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08
FINISHED BY CHELAKA.
Curious Way In Which Rogue Monkey
Spoiled an Experiment.

Curious Way In which u Rogue Monkey
Spoiled an Experiment..
or that unpleasant trio. the scorpion,
centipede, and tarantula, the frat is.
perhaps the most formidable. The
sting OF the very large black species,
which Is common about decaying
stumps and hollow trees, is according
to a writer in Chambers Journal, the
most agonizing pain known. judging
from its effect on the almost nerveless
Chinaman. A specimen was once
brought me which was covered--tail.
claws. and all-with young scorpions
about half an inch long in constant
motion. It seemed half dead. and,
wishing to see whether the native be-
lief Is correct that scorpions are de-
voured by their young, l placed it in
an empty seidlitz powder box.
Unfortunately was called away for
q few minutes, and on returning found
the box and It's contents in the posses
sion OF "Chelaka or the scoundrel"
a monkey 80 named from the singular
enormity OF his crimes, who was crush
ing up the scorpion and progeny with
the relish OF an excursionist over q
plate OF shrimps.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08
A PersIan Story.

A hunter finds some honey in the
assure Of rock, fills a jar with it, and
takes 1t to n grocer. While 1t is being
weighed drop falls TO the ground. and
Is swallowed up by the grocer's weasel.
Thereupon the huntsman's dog rushes
upon the weasel and kills it. The
grocer throws a stone at the dog and
kills him. The huntsman draws his
sword and cuts of the grocer's arm,
after which he is cut down by the in
furiated mob Of the bazaar The
governor OF the town, informed OF the
fact, sent messengers to arrest the
murderer. When the crowd resisted,
troops were despatched to the scene OF
the conflict, whereupon the towns peo-
pie mixed themselves up in the riot
which lasted three days and three
nights, with the result that 20, 900 men
were slain. All this through a drop
of honey.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-08-08
SAVED HIS LIFE.
A Majors Presence OF Mind and Sub
altern's Nerve.

nlteru's Nerve.
II was In India. Dinner was Just
finished in the mess-room. and several
English officers were sitting about the
table. Their bronzed faces had the
set but not unkindly look common
among military men. The CONVERSE
ton. at best, had not been animated.
and just now there was lull, rs the
night was too hot for small talk. The
major OF the regiment clean cut
man of 90, turned toward his next
neighbor at the table. young sub
altern. who was leaning back In his
chair. with his hands clasped behind
his head. staring through the cigar
smoke at the ceiling.
The major was slowly looking the
man over, from his handsome face
down. when. with sudden alertness,
and In quiet, steady voice he said:
Don't move, please Mr.. Caruthers
want to try an experiment with you.
Don't move a MUSCLE"
"All right major" replied the sub
altern, without even turning his eyes.
Hadn't the least idea OF moving.
What's the gamer"
BY this time all the others were
listening in lazy. expectant way.
"Do you think" continued the ma
jor, and his voice trembled just little,
do you think you can keep absolute
IN a. txun mir tSu m ua
your lifep"
Are you jokingP"
ION the contrary, move muscle
and you are a dead man. Can you
stand the strain?'
The subaltern barely whispered,
Yes" and his face paled slightly.
Burke" said the MAJOR, addressing
an officer across the table, pour some
of that milk into "a saucer and set II
on the floor here just back OF me.
Gently, mani Quiet"
Not word was spoken rs the officer
quietly filled the saucer. walked with
it carefully around the table, and sci
1t down where the major had indicated
on the floor.
Like mhrDie Stilluo sdb inc yOunI
subaltern in his white linen clothes
while cobra di capello. which hat
,een crawling up the leg OF his trous
ers, slowly raised its head, ther
turned. descended to the floor ant
| glided toward the milk.
Suddenly tho silence was broken b,
the report OF the majors revolver anc
the snake lay dead on the floor.
Thank you. major" said the sub
altern, as the two men shook hands
warmly. You have saved my life.
You're welcome, my boy" replied
the senior. But you did your share.
Youths Companion.