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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31
UNiTnD STATES DEposGrARY.
general Banking Bnsiness transacted

general Banking Business transacted.
our large resources and special fac llJes en-
able Us to receive on favor sble tarms, ac-
counts OF individuals, firms and corporations.
sterling exchange and drafts on rance,
Germany, Iceland and Italy, bought and sold.
European Letters OF Credit, payable in all
parts of the world, issued upon deposit of cash
O r satiSfactorv security.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

The Now England democrats in Congress
arc almost inclined to find fault with Speak
err Crisr because he has done so well by the
republican congressman of this section in
making up his committees. The democrats
of New England should have sent sire n ger
men to represent them in Congress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

The worlds fair is already making its in
i1uence felt in no small degree in various
parts OF the country. 1t is said that one
result of the exposition will be the double
tracking of the Pennsyivania's railroad line
from Pittsburg TO Chicago in order to ac-
commodat5 the visitors, and other lines will
probably make extended improvements.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

BURLINGTON. THrNsDAY, DEC. 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

The Washington correspondent of The
Springfield Republican says Secretary
Blaine told President Harrison that he
would write a letter declining to he can
didate FOR president and make il public
about Christmas time. Tho letter has
not yet appeared and the Republicans
corresp pendent is greatly disturbed. He
should learn q lesson from this experience
and be more careful about verifying his
his news hereafter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

j erms-s1. 90 Year, Always in Advance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

In the "Guido to Health and Etiquette" will
no found much useful ad vice on both subjects,
this 10 K ~ 80 It free for &c stamp by tho plnh-
Lam A14IcIuO Co., Lynn, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

The Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Record is responsible for the state
ment that MIR. Blaine has decided to accept
the nomination for president and has so in
formed Senator Washburn of Minnesota.
The announcement is coupled with the state
ment that there is perfect understanding
bet ween President Harrison and Secretary
Blaine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

House owners have become accustomed to
large figures in plumbers bills, but the sum
of half a million dollars has not, We believe,
hitherto been recorded in this connection.
But Il Chicago concern has contracted to do
ali the plumbing at the worlds fair for this
little remuneration, the materials used to
revert to them at the close OF the exposition.
Who wouldn't be Chicago plumber?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

Senator Morrill, has Introduced a bill de-
claring all persons engaged in the operation
and construction Of military telegraph lines
during the late war to have been part of
the nited States army, and directing the
secretary Of war 10 prepare 4 roll OF such
persons and to issue to them, unless their
services were not creltnble performed, a
suitably certificate Of honorable discharge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-12-31

One OF the results of the ovorturn of the
MERCER government is the disclosure of the
fact that lottery companies have been carry
ing on business in Montreal practically
without restraint, IL is estimated that
$40, 000 worth Of tickets have been smusgod
into the city each month and 4 gambling
mania Las taken possession of the people.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
&urIe 8nbcl= Sepeidlcn.

- Wou srlpartet, 0aB Der englite Sars
oiuaG Wannlng cine Abbau0lung iiber Die
io;iate 6rage ibreibeu piro, welne i'll 1898
auf Dem iuternatiOualen 9rbeiter Gon9reB
in Chicago uerleieu merOen loa.
- Ser GrSbiitOf BON SauaoOliO, Spas
uieu, lit 9eltorben.
- Gin Sobn Steel, Ser 8ilobauer, mel
der ole in p@entraleFart" Su 9teu.Y YOrt
errid)tete Statiie oeS 0i6tera 9fobt. Surn8
aurertgte, lit geterH i'll gOuOOn geitorben.
gr UurOe III 1904 Su aber0een, ShottIano,
geboren.
- Der Gcrl BON 9uolep puroe am
Ntontag III Der Sriuitpfyrte al Der Sloanez
SuaBe i'll gon0on NH SRI. RatoeI Guer.
nep getraut. lluter ben 2lupsien0eu befans
ben it'd Der YrinS Don 2&ole5, Die 9erSoge
pou SeotOrb, POrtlanO, WaHteer, 2ltbole
mo Ntontroie, ouie oiele NittSlteber 0es
b0bereu brttlId)en AOcls.
Die Situug osr bOQGnOilhsu Sams
meru iuuroe 9eiteru pon Der S0nglnsGe-
geutin er0iuct. Inter anoeren Gclepuors
IogeH murOsn Gntiuiirie 3ur Seiie.uH8 per
yoge Der 2lrbeiter augetunOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
SermiId)tc tclearapb;fd,e 9epeid,su.

- Sn &oitou blelteu 800 Jiegerluneu am
Mlontag 2beno elue &eriammluu9 uno be-
Ihlonen, Sri. 9ltce Nttuer, cine JuHge 9ie.
germ. 5um MitgIleo Der SdlulbeborOe III
nonlinireu unO snergiib iiir tgre GrwdBluug
;u lulrten.
- glusgeocbnte GrGriebrdnOe wiitbeu in
9ioro- 0atOta, luOllb Don Der pliortbe.t
BaclIc GObr," auf eln.m 70 Ytelleu I'm
CuaOrat umiuiienoen 6ladIeuraume.
Die llmgebung uou Cumberland,
9Sl8c., Uur0e geltcrn Don elnem 1Hrbtbaren
S1agellturm beImgeiudt. NN9elt0rner Don
bier bis Sw0lt Soil llmiaug iicIen.
- &eSlsp McOonaIO wur0e 9eiterr in
Bort ourOn, Nilt., BON &belO Spne erld]oi=
len. &eeterer mlBbanoe!tc lelne 6rau, mo
0c9OnalO mIid)te lld 81 ibrem Sbugs elH.
Der 0t0roer iii entiloben uuO miro ourh eln
2luigebOt perfol9t.
-Sn Sap.Gitp, 0tid., cridoB Elm So.
idbrtQer Wtann, gtameu5 Aeuln5, geiteru
leiue uur 17.jQbrige 9att,n aus Giierlutt
uno bradJte fd OGnu ielbit cine t0otlit)e
SduBwunOe bel.
-9a8 Gsfi;it, melt]es S. S'@rien, Der
aus Chattanooga, Cent, bUrhgebrannte
Suprem SdaBmetiIsr Der r9atboIiIheu
Sitter 2lmeritn s." binterlieB, wiro J.Rt auf
$4,000 9eld)Q6t.
-2as im rgSaibiugton Square" III
9rop, 9t.z0., ervlhtete SolO0teuz mo Ma.
FROZEN. DtOuument murOe gelteru ieierllh
euthuQt. Der 9auptre0ner mar @eneral
Gtepart 6. gSOOliOrO.
= q. g8. Sobnion, friiber etu befanuter
GeihGitsmaun Su Stong BOiut, Jt.sD,
begtus in 9tpud, N.=D., Sclbitmoro Ourh
Grbdngsu. Gr bate ilb Ieetbin Dem Grunte
ergebtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
30

g4obl tciuc 9lrt rou llnpiBiiffeit fornt 10
hGuiig por, un0 3war bel Grluad)lenen ME bet
atnoern, ais 80apcpIie (TeroauungShm0d)e),
feine Gufert iid ourd, ucridlienenartigere Seuus
;etdleu uro miro oe8balb 10 bdufig nit anoereu
Sraufhcttcu ucrmCd]iet, fetne bat, menn perT
nadlQiiigt, peinldere Tolgen lIllo oodb 1T felne
lcidtCr i'll turirsu, oils ble log. llnreronuldteIt.
giamcutlid) bel Sdugliugen uno Sahnenoen StIts
bern tritt lie hduIig etu; bel Grmadlenen Ut lle
meit Die 6olge Don @rfGltunqcn Der W(agene
gcQeub, Don naiien 5iben, BON 9tdttcbern ooer
Grceicn i'm GIeu un0 8rlrter. Spejleu 9elaAr'
lid 1T in 6ieier 8ciiChunG Der GenuB etsfdlter
@ctrGute. 3uudtit pIlcgt ne ltd) our9 4ppetIts
loiiafeit, Q9ioCrluileu QegCH gemtlle Spetlen,
gret,rei;, idletmbeleqte 3unge, trOdeue Gippeu
unb, ie nQt0enI, ourd] itedlenoen Sopfifmerj
eeraoe iibcr uno 3wii6en ben 2lrgen 3u dnbern.
Q9et ldnaerer 9auer oe6 llebel5 mageru bic
Yatieutcu iid)tlid1 ab, Oeroeu matt uno frotts
los uno in Tolqc oeiieu mirrt'd) uno peroro'len.
S0at Die 6rQufhcit du5idJlieBlid) i'm Dtageu
ibren Git, 10 pilFgt 1ie uOn hartnadtger Serz
ftopil,uo beulettet III iein: oGbut ile Id, mas
noueutlid, Gei Stnoern 6Gufig Der Sal 1T, audi
auf bic GtnacmCioc aus, 10 tritt meit ldmdd)ens
Der SurdiQQ Riu. gSiro ba8 llebel aniduglId)
peruadlldiiidt, 10 iteigert iid) bel GrpadlleneH
Der eiqeutbiimlif,e Shmer; iibcr ben AugeH
oft III Iold)em @raoe, oaB Die fennleld)en oereu
be8 llnter!cibStppbuS Ooer etner 9ebtrnent'
aiiuouug gleiteu. Diebr ooer neui8er farte
s5iebereri6einuuqen imO in Der 8bat iait tets
nit 8erbauungSitmdd] perbunoeu uuo Iiibrsu
in ptelen 6dleu oa3u, oaB Der 5tb be8 .Set6ens
gan' no auOers geiuft mtro, ol9 IN Dem
erfqiteter ober in Tolge zines 3idtiebler8 res
beuiIdl QepOroenen Diageu. Hub bod 1T allen
Tormcn uuo Tdllen pon &erOauung&dmod)e
70 leidlt bei;utonmen nil ben ans ben 9rauteru
Der Sfwet;er 6ohalpeu bcretteteH ct. Sera
norS SrGutcrsBillen. yettcre entbalten etneU
Grtraft ans jeuen 8rdutern, oer, onregeno,
bcilcno uno frditj8eno 6nglcit, lelb't BON Der
.orteiten Ronftitufiou 6ertragcn miro uno bic
RerbouuraSia6igfeit be8 Niagens uno oamlt
ben glpeetit in iuuuocrbarer g&cic belebt. Die
ct BERNARD Srduter. 8illeu iJuo in aDen guten
Gvottefcn Ill baben, ooer btrctt bon y. giens
ftdotsr d Co., &or 24l6 in gIeu Yort, iiir
o. e n,,+h III hp,iphpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
3n st. Sierre geibcitcrt.
GrlebmiHe elmer antcrifauiidlen Sdiffsmamus
IdIaft wdhrcno oes Srfaus anf 9sarti'
I,ioue

i,iane.
9te ms0 orf, 16. Septcmber.-0er
ans braiilianiIden unS iueitinbildenS6z
fen bier eingetrofiene Oampfer y rSi9ilans
cla" bradtc inter ieinenB Baiasisren aud
SapltGn Glpe(l BON ser Srig nNco
9Sbite" bierbcr nit unO Grlterer lieferte
elnen tutereIIunten Seri6t iber BEN cnt@
letlld)cn Srfan, BON melhem Die Snlel
Ofartinlque heim9eiudt wuroe unS bel
meldem iein 5Sabrscus ocrluren sing.
y u9lm 9tadnitta9 oes Is. Iusult," heiBt
sS IN Dem Serihte, rwarcn mir IN ct.
Pierre, Otortinique, eben nit oenr Gin
nebmcn Dcr 6r06t ferti9 9eworpen, al8
plOsllt, gan; unermartet, ein Srfan
loSbrad. Ntein Sdiff wurOe BON ieiz
mem slnfcrgrunbe lOs9eriHen uno auf
bic 55elien 9etriebcn. 0a i6 iab, baB e5
in Stiife geben luerSe, ipran9 id in oaS
Wfeer unO idwumm un SaS llier. Die
Gee 9ing 10 bod, baB id nit furdtbaz
ter Geipalt uuf BEN Strano aewOrIen
wurOc uuo bierbci brei 9tippen brad.
Sd ifleppte MIDI mad elmer nabenoiitte,
ocrcu Sewobner naA beiten rGftea fit
mid iOrgtcn. Der Srtun bauerte nod,
cine geraume 3eit, BON grOitOBen begleis
tet, fort. @e9en 0tOr9en 9elans eS benl
9feit Ser Ntannidaft, lid ebenialS 5u
rctten." Der S0pitau beI6reibt Johann
Die uiiltun9cn, melbe Der Srfan aui
Der Sniel unO inter Den 6abrSeugen ans
9eridtet, unO befIa9t ii9 idlicBlIA aui
OaS gitterite iibcr Sen amcrifanIIdcn
&oniul in ct. Yierre, mclher iiA metz
serte, irseno Gtrpas fir bcn @apitGn
unO ieine 6rau 5u tbun, Oen 9feit Der
ltannl6ait a6er bicrber idifte. Die
Brig r9teo &bite, lucl6e poIlitanOig
uerlOren 1T, 9eborte einem bieii9en 9fbes
scr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
Gin Nldtt Seflct,tI,'s.

50 tom, 16. Scptembcr.-Gowaro
SellamD unO mcbrere anocre OIit9licOer
OeS - 3weiten 9tatiOnaliltenzGlub5" be-
fiuben iid sur a3eit auf elmer Grfurlion
in Brouincetown, I'M Oeu ScpObnern
ocs bortigen 9fcgierungslanoeS OieG)riins
oun9 eine5 9rORcn Ocean 4arfe5 uno
elmer 9tatlonalil ltcns&OlOuie III empfebz
len. Gin GROCER G9cil OeS StranOe5 AM
Soap SOB muroe sur s3ett Oe5 Sirgerz
friege5 pom Staate Otaiiadulett5 Der
SunOcsre9ierung iiir 6citun985ucfe unO
eineJlottenitution abgstreten, unO Ole oaz
raul wObucuOen 2eute iinO nur rSquats
ters." Sellnmg unb Genoiien iinO Der
2luiid)t, baB Die 9e9enluarti9e SanOwiiitc
III Sap 500 binuen luenigcn Sabren mil
8aumcn unb GebiiId bepilan3t uno III
eiuen pradtigen Yart am Nteerc umges
manoelt perOcn tOnne. 5aQ5 bsr Elan
SIR 2tuSfibrun9 9slungt, 10 iOIlcn cine
9ampierliuie na9 Bottom gcgriiuOet unO
pcridleOene &c9e u. |. 10. bergciteut
luer6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
81 olQ QriQ. {.

llsber Wfalarta unS n1alariasartige Srnrfs
beiten llno BON Selebrtcn id)oH game Gtblios
tbeteu geidlriebeu fpOroeH. gSie melt bic 2erste
oud) iouit in ibren 2lniid)ten uOu eiuQuoer aba
petd]Gu m0geu, oariu fttmmen le ollie iiberetu,
bdB Der Ste Der Dtalaria I'M Slut 1T uuo bag
fe uameutlih Die 0til3 angreift. Dtalarid
fam iiberau oOrtOnmeu, fiuoet iidJ aber regels
mabtg in feuhten, ttef gelegeuen ganoitriteu
uno 9eBeHoen nit id)merem Sooeu. Sul n0ros
ltten europa 1T fle mentger oerbreitet, I'M 10
hQufger tonlItlt Ile IN Jtoro., Mtlttelz uuo Slos
amertta Dor, namentlih in iOlhen @egenbenJ
Die eiu feuhtmarme5 Slima habeu uno nod
nitt lange Urbar gemaft mOroCu itno. glala'
ria 1T feline anitedeuOe &rontbeit i'm lambs
laufigeu Stnue bt5 g2orte8 uno ielblt IN
Gegenoen, po tie iebr bduflg - eHoemuh -
terr'tt, tdEn man ildJ ourd Oerrtinltlge Eeben5s
melie uuo eiUige 9eiunobett5 gtabre9elu oapor
i6Uesn. 8abIr gebOreu Dor Auem DtaBtgtett
I'M Glen uH0 Srinten, 8ernteoun9 oes Gtlls
athmaus tiibler feuhter gtattiuft uuo aLer Dte
INNER gearieten 4usidlretuH9er. gSe'entll3
fir Die Grbaltung Der geiunobelt II etue geres
gslte 8eroauuHg uHo oaoHrt beotu8te unges
tcmmte SlutcirtulatiOn, loute ldlleunl5e Ab'
fnhr aller Uerbraudlteu ur0 peroorbsHeH cate
ans benz 2Orper. SflOu oa5 BET allen malaria.
artigeu SrantbeitCu ftd bemertbar maaeHoe
2luidlrueueu Der NtilI, ol5 III 9artuadtgeH
FGqeu in DiiI;pcrbGrtung ausartet, benefit,
iaB gef6rter Eluttreislaui Die 9auptqueue Der
Granfbeit III. I'm mn BEN Sretelauf letAt
NIB irei III maiden ulo ben Qarm'anal III lteter
eriorieBlid)er 2bdtigtet ;u erhalten gtbt e5 teiu
beIierss Diittel ais Die ans ben beIltrditigfeu
nelpiir3iaffeu 4lpeutrGutcr1 3uberetteteu St.
8ernar6 RrduterzYiQen, Die % Seut8 DOR
3. gieuftdoter & Co., Dor 24l6, gieru gort,
Iouie in isOer gutsn Apothete iu habeu iiNe,
NIB pelte jsSer iorHame 9ousuater Oecr
gejter elmer Gr;ieEMg5Outalt tets I'M Sauie
blbeu oQte, I'M lie ioiort BEN Batienteu
,ureid)eu, meuu iitl bel oenyslbeu Die geriugitcn
SpureI DON QQqemciuem llebeibefiuoen ooer
Gt6rluq os8 @lGttrejslauiS einitelleu ioQteu.
Die Billeu mrtsH lcieHo uno blutreiuigcno
uno entfernfn oa6 Nialartagift aus benz a6rper,
obne beuicl6cn 3u itlwdheu; aus bieIem
@runbe ilnO iie ieoer Souitjtutiof, ielbIi elmer
Nrh lame 6raatdsit ierri!ttetsn. iutrdalif,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
smrd, speem!atin,t ruinirt.

Ct. .1ouis, II. Sept. - Clarence
:. SenfinS, icit lieben 9abreu &ailircr
uno Sudiiibrer ser &Orbwaarcnz6ab
tanten 9lrmltrons, @iuert g. Comp, lit
luesen Ssruutreuuu9 pUn S14, 900 pcrs
baftet poroen unb bat feline Shulo eins
9eltanoen. Gr llt Elm 0tann Don mittz
lerem slltcr unb Elm eiirigsr &irdenbez
luter. Spefulatiousn in Otlneuattieu
,parcn iein GerSerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
pSamuel pon 8oIem" ,piro ais 81 or
Der prosciiirt.

San6ran3isco, 16. Scpt. -
Die @Oroners 3urp, uclde eiuen 5ns
queit iiber ben Sob OeS Eoli,iitcn @rant
abbielt, CAB 9eitern Elm SerOitt al, mcls
DIES erflart, Grant iet elmer itm pom
.WtOris 9. StreIlinger (Sem Sdauipicz
let 90. 9. Gurtis) bcj9sbra4ten S4uBs
iuunOe erlegcn. SneuinSer miro nun
inter einer DfOrbantlase pOr @eri9t ges
ltellt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
@oa einem eiaftiirscnoen Ge5anoc
eri6jlGdeit.

9(fron, g., 16. Septcmber. .-1as
nod i'm Sau begrifiene Sracg'i6e Ge>
bGuDe III ocm benad6arten neuen Stdotz
den 8arbertOn puroe 9eItern burb cie
nen Sturm umgeme5t. Die umItiir;cuy
ben Maucrn eridlugen g8. Stauiicr
uno perleBtcn $. @utterman, &arl
9totbe unS gS. g. Seller. 9Sattcrman
miro mabri6ciniid iterben. 9a3 Ges
bGuoe mar bier Slotlucrfc bod.
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Tcra glra.

Gincinnati, i, 16. September. -
Sri. Sera slpa bcfinoet iif ieet inter
Sbbut Der rsliIociateS CHARITIES" 0as
y Brobatez G)eridt perlueisert cine linz
teriuduns ibres @eiitcs;uitanbes, neil
lie nidt i'm Staate aniailis iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
&c.p.@prfcr Gad1rihtsi,.

New Orf, II. September. =
Gorneliu5 ganber6ilt uno 9baunceD 90.
Ospeiu beianOen iiA ais Faiiasiere auf
bcm beutc BON SIperpOOl an9elaugtsn
Oampfer .Seutngic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build.
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTEPS.
It is pleasant TO take, cures Malaria Indt.
Sestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
Catus uniercr oeitrieen 2. glosocu-MuseaD
Die Cholera.

2Ono on, 10. september. - Sn
6ol9e Ser 9}adridten, baB Die Cholera
i'm Often 9raliirt, bat bie brltilde 2loz
miralltGt Dem 9ommanoeur Der &rie9Sz
idiIfe in 8ombav Oen Sefebl crtbellt,
Oie gr0Bte Soriidt ;u iiben. Die britt
Ide @eianotidait in @OnituntiuOpel
wuroe augewieieu, Dem Sultun Die
9tOtbwcuoi9tcit DON ianitaren 0}aBres
geln i'm Setrcff Ser WfsffazFil9er uOrs
;uitellen, mclde houptiddjli6 iiir bic
Serbreitung Der GbOlcra pcrantwOrtli6
9ebalten ueroen.
sSriefe ans SeOoab pom "a. 9luquit
melocn, -baB bic Sterblidtcit5rate untcr
SEN ua6 OIctfa siebenbeu ,Eilgern in
6ol9e Der GbOlcru einc beiipiclIOlc 9eluez
ien lit. Die 9ebOrOe idaBt, OuB bis 3u
Dem erlpGbnten Datum nidt weni9er,
ais 11,O0O Yilgcr Scr Seu6t erlegcn
lparen. Sei'm 2lbgaug Der bctreiIeuOeu
Srieie mar ieOod Die @piOcmie total
DerIdlmuu0eu.
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Ocuiicf ,ej6,refc iidl nus.

SunSOn, 16. September @encral
GalIiict bat iid) III Den iranSOliidcn
WfanDuern belonOcrS auS9e;eidInet uuo
iid alS ein Suftifcr erlter &laiie CT
wieleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
9sutibe ehIad,tbamfcr far Gbieaao

Sambnrg, 16. Septeuber. r.-Ofan
perfiinpet, oaB ctn &apltaliltenzGonlor
tluul bier organiiirt morOen lit, I'M ncue
9robe Sdladtbanicr III Chicago 81
9rinOen, panllt 0euti6e uno Oeutidc8
&apital Die Giniubr oes amsrifanil6en
SdmelncieildeS III Chicago eontrolJren
fDuueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
SmsemOlid,e 8aubmorpsr in siperpool.

yOnOOn, Is. Septembcr.- 5n eiz
ner @aHcrgrube fir Oa8 neue YOitgcz
bGuoc in 2iucrpoOl wuroe Oieler Gage
Oie nadte 2ei6e eiueS neuuioBrigen &naz
ben, 9tamcn5 Gccle5, 9eiunocu. Der
scbnidbrise Samuel Grawioro uub Der
adtidbrige 6Obert Sbeebun bu6en nun
ctnseltanOeu, OaB iie ibren &ameraocu
gcclcS, Inn iid bie alei0er Oelelben anz
;ucigncn, ueranlaBten, lid auSSu;icbcn,
an9ebItb nm Elm SaO ;u nebmen. &aum
bate GcclcS iit enttlcioet, al5 iie i'm in
Die grube itieBcn unO 10 lan9e unter
Q8aiicr bieltcn, bis CT tOOt mar. Damn
nu5men iie irjne &leiOcr uHo eilten Oaz
DON.
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NQDmQD'S Yluen,
uouitanOigeS 9biIbrmitteI, miIOernO, 6ii.
neHo, bereitet teine 5d)me3eu,
inImcr SuutrlQIg uuo uas
tlirIIdJ WIrteuo.
&olfduoi9 aehma6Ios, gut dNerWtert, pur3irsro,
re9uIlreao, rtlHl5cHo Uno itt.cGo
IaoWaU'S WiIele

be,n a,g IrreRelmdG3',ittuo ot5 @M9t13, Ger 9tbsr,
oey GllgCDclot, Del gltIsH Der %Gs, EeggOt &rdEts
gcutE, SgpttlouBteIi NoyudMirytH, &trlopiuEI,
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gtt, iyIcOet, NHtcrlcIbssHt}uHouH @~m0uboocH
mo ale lHncrlte NyaEisIJeA. JtcIH uc9rtGr!luh,
icIn E.utdrtbtr mlaer0lIide ooer oaiIlge iIdolIDe
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buru 9liroHiHrl oit &ciodWn9aoIuE htyooJqtuz
len ptroc7: &tuOplUEI, NIEurrbJI0tH. S.Eiaa=
oraH4 sum &opl 1id9tEiGUrt, usbt!tIu NcrStrenEel,
IbEelgtH Gc5tE SNtH, itlusycr g.alg1 iaGr,5 guta
roEcH, StlwdHfcH oc5 NtrtaS, elm CI'iIttTcc5 N't=
iI9i, lUeHH II Ile3enotr E1tioE, Nbltgut ocr St1z
IOt, Buattc Uocr StyalcH ugr zen 9lu3sa uro o.!ra
pies 0ciull IN 8ople, muniesGlt <NTsiFiu.l2Es
otsur3, Qc,Oe CdUt UHo @Uler, @c,t1GtttH, >GEIcfz
sen IN Dcr @iru mo EjutoCrE, ptytIde tct5t ..iE=
auiGue uHo GreRHtH in ,Yeti0.
SInllc SUlth pOl GGoDAuS Glu 4 ruh 0u5
SuIcm goH allen obeE9cnGHGteH NErcA2IMUtlgtc. ="
bciItIc1.
8rcis 25 Gents pro <'or. 81 bGteH bri @ipotbcicrH
ootr pro nat Gmgunl orS grClIc2 PEI SOlt ucTlaot.
TuHi SrlGd;aH iur elE,u 2OiGr
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gtr. 81, E&GucE'tIuNc, gtel1- J2rt
iuiormutloH, UtItl &G.icHoe, lUiro GEll 5Egclaaot
ivclosA.
GGes SNS gSn5s1f2nte1,
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gbiiaocIpbja.

Ybilabelp bta, 16. September.
- Der republIfanilde StaotsSonpent
nonlinirtc beute 9ru. q. .. McGrarD
gum Staotlbaemsiiter unb Srn. ySm.
@. SbielNs sum Scitamentsz0fesilraz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17

SeIhliiiie Der Semnfraten bon Netu Norf
nno Der Repnbifauer Don NaiiabuiettS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17

II NJ, To. Stp1tnOtr. = On Nnbcz
traht Der brobenOen pOIitiideu Situaz
tiom idlagt 6inanjminliter Colombo
Dor, Sen Setras Der Selteuerung bon
Is, 100000 auf 100000 9iren ;u
erb6hen. Die 9fe9ieruus oringt aui
idleunise SouenOung Der i'm Sau be-
sriilenen &riessl9iiic, uno bat Die 3us
leet pOllenSetsm nad Spc;;ia uuO 9teas
pei beOrOcrt, I'M ibre @eldDIse unO 9lu5z
riil1uug an SorO Su nebmsu. .3u eleiz
der Seit iinO ale als &reu;er flailifSir>
ten &auiiabrteloampier nad perldicoes
nen Funttcn brorocrt moroeu, no lie
nit @eidIsen uno Wtunition aus9eriis
itet wcrocu lOQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17
IproperIuD itnS SsIbitmoro.

gSiaian, Tiee id,ieSt eim 6ranensintnter an
Der RaboraitraBe nuo ioet I'D, Damn ifpet
SsuseIm III Die Srnf. - Sie Sbat einss
pfisubar am DELIRIUM TREMENS Ssioen;
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Ser 9enti9e Gorreiponoent,

2dslt1, nohenfltb rnb Sonntaes,
b. Raine, GiaentbMmer nno Gcbaftess,
ehbpefsGde gatimoresstrase unb goits sSiiscesSpe.
Grcis bss tdeIdcn 9Iattes, burh 9rdser in gai.
ttmore nHo IN Der gtahboritajt beiorst 12iz Cts.
Sa9ltd)e nno Spnnta 49, satmSgabe Is cts. prs
xoteSabbar tpoentlit an Die bas Slatt tsiorsensen
&Ideer.-1aaIid1 nebit Sonnta eS= =Aus gabe uHter
Seif I'M @erbdlnib fiir bic uod,eutiitle nus be
NIT Sonutassblatt, portofrei, nit abss tiir @Inbe,
0:5O pro Sabr, nah irsenb einem Srte bes Snlansl
bes, 81 nadb europa. Spnutae =9luS aabe 81
Pc Sa5r:-0as bette unb btuieite oeutjdje 8ISstI
6beu Yittel= uno Siojtaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-17

Setoe Snnpcnte pppomiren oer nnbefdbrdnfz
ten -GntSd,ieoene GrfIa'
rnngen Der Tew Dorter 7cmofraten at
Sunitsn pcriomlid,er ireibcit. Der AT
Iianjler="G in at, Somis.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-26

elected a member OF the American His
torical society-an honor rarely bestowed
upon a woman. "Texas Types and Con-
trasts," from her pen, recently published
in Harper's Monthly, added to her
laurels.
Mrs. Hardy draws about her at her
weekly receptions some of the cleverest
people in New York, at which the south
ern element is always we'll represented.
She presides over a handsome home In
Harlem, is adored by a son, a married
daughter and the fondest OF husbands,
to say nothing of a grandson, who IS a
recent addition to the happy household.
Sorosis received her with open arms, and
found in her a valuable acquisition to Its
clever membership.