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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Sseso=Yorfcr gadtrt6tctt.

gtem-D OFF, 10. Suli. - u8be" stllen,
Der notoriidle Gambler, nurbe beute ItOrz
gen bel eirer Yriigelei IN elmer 8irtbifait
gcito6en unO lie9t i'm fririi6en 3uitanOe III
ieiuer 9Sohnung barllieOer. Gr bat enc 5
3ol tieie 9SunDe i'm Jtiiden unp bier Stid)=
wuuoen i'm Seiidt. 9ieielben iinO ibnl
idmmtli6 nit einem g1Spider beigebradt.
auBerDem 1T ieiue giaie beinabe ab9ebiiien.
Sein 2lugreiIer war Sobn 9urreror, ein Sta=
lieusr, Der geUDbnllt) inter ben 9famen
uSlaf Sad" oper uSap" befannt lit.
-9as Gonlite fir Iderbau peS uSuron
BON !Sirib =Suuos" bat eluen Sian fir bic
Grri6tuns elmer ruiiiid.israelitihen afer~
bau=&olonie in ben Ser. Staatcu ausgsarz
beitet uuo iit berelt, benielben in 9Strtlidl=
felt tretsn Su laheu. SIM iiiDliden Sbetl
DON 9ieps sSeriep lit Elm 5000 Ifer umfaiieuz
Der 2anoirib angetauft iporpen, AMI oem
80 Sanillsn an9eileNelt perOen lollen. Go
balb pieie aolOnle auf iideren SiibeH itsbt,
lollen anbere gegriinoct UerOen.
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Iarft nno SorSe.

2iperpool, 10. Suli, 1890 llbr 9atl=
n1ittaos. - Saummole: 9lmertf Nitttelz
iorte 4 9l16, 90. 9tew SrleauS.- Die
95erfduie betrugeu 1000 Sallen, Spefuas
tiou uno au5fuhr 500, 3uiubr 5000.
2onbou, 10. Suli. - Ser. Staotens
Sblisationeu: 44=pro;. 1921, Ditto 4!-proS.
1901. attieu: u. Is. gS. -, Ditto Brior.
4<proS. =, Canada Yacific 83B, Grie 1913,
Ditto Yrior. 99f, Slliuois Central 96t
0terican 37s, Ct. Yaul 66g, New Yort-
Central 1929, 9teaoing =, Yenniplpauia
-, Mtericaus@entraf 724.
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- getanntIia muBteu mad Dem llnalad

= Vetanntlld mnBten n0d) DEM llngllld
bel Mi0nbeniteln Die Baiiagiere Der BON
Yaris na6 Der 9lrlber9babH iabrenOen 3Ige
iiber Diublhauien bright perben autatt
iibcr 0elemoutzSaiel. Die reutite &eid)s-
Giienbabnuermaltung bat nun auSgeiuuOeu,
baB lsnerSruniitsSerfebr Elm iiberauS pertb>
uoler lit, unb oaB Der Srauiit= Scrtehr, Der
bisber nit eini9eu gelingeu llnbequemlid.
teiten iiber 9elemont= Sael ging, gan; gut
iiber @iiiblbauleu Saiel seleitet ueroeu
faVu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
SSauieu's auswartiae VpIittf.


90 brib, 8. Suli. - Sn elmer 3ebe III
Der 0eputrteufammer srfldrte Der 9remierz
ntiullter Ganoua bel Galtllo, baB 9iatlonen
mie Spanen nur elne Yolitit befolgen
iolteu, Die auf Grbaltung res Seltebenoeu
gerld)tet iei. Sic lolteu il6 nit anDeren
lfGtJteu in feiue engagements etnlaiien.
Gr m0dlte germ Spanlen's Slotte perz
ar0beru MD Die Seltungen peritGrtel, aber
nur Su SertbeiOi9uugSSmeden. Spanien'S
auSmGrtige SeSebuugeu ieien gut, nno oa8
&erbGltulB swufen SpaHieu uuO ben Ser
eiui0teu Staateu lei nie lreunOl9aftllder
9ewelen.
nus Dem Sonsoitaate.
2oubon, 9. Suli.-0ie Seb0rOen oeS
Gon0o<Sreiitaate5 iluo bemiiht, ben Sannt=
ballsmuS inuerbalb ibrer @ebiete 6u inter-
oriideu, uuO mebrere eingeborene SGupt=
linge ipuroeu i6mer beltratt, neil ile BENT
ielbeu ir0hutcu.
9tad) elmer Oepeihe bon Sapitabt bat Der
Sref Der S0reu polnGnbi9 SiaSfo gematt,
unb Die britiden Sruppen iiuo BON Bee
d)unalano naf gtatal SuriidberuIen nor
ben.
aurse &abeISepeidcn.
Die pOrtuglerld]e He9terung MIRO
einen 9elegateu an Sralllten lenben, nm
cIueu neuen Understanding swtl6eu helben
9Gnbern abSul6lleBen.
- Ser Sd)mei,er gunoeSrntb mirb eiue
Spc;ialzSitung Oes Stdote= uuO 9tationalz
0iatbeS einberuien, I'M Die porld)la9ene
Ser1NberNng Der Contribution Su bl5tuttteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
S1l,.6=MbenSe.
Eain's sroees sdanitiid:
Die Sela aermne pon
0 crG Ct It :
Wontaa,
WbettOS,
ssiiufunosfpa,,sia Gcnts,
sas sanacricit il, .Mil,pamfee.

Wt lmautee, 10. Sult. - Sfl Nbeno=
CONCERT fam geitern Der ganSe Sunbestor
sum eriten DIAL ms Srefien uno Die afalle
Der 400 Stimmen iang i'll rett anlpreden'
Der SSelle a CapelIa yber Soloat" pou Gil
der, yShmertlieO" Don gSeber, rSineta"
bon sbt, % gSalb, mie eipig ld)6n bit 9M"
pon Seld)nitt, Ubie @roe braudlt Hegen"
BON gnbree unb NIT Srd)elterz Segleltung
pSerolb's Srautfabrt" BON Soiimann. Sr.
Sugo aird)ner Don Der Sotoper III Oefau
lang baS Dieper Sbelmuno it]e rSauber=
lieO" in elmer 10 prddtigen sSeiie, OaB er
llh auf iliirnlilhes Serlaugen 81 elner 3uz
gabe beQuemen muBte. 9ln Srd)elteritiiden
bradte baS GonSert GaDe's p9ia1tIdn9e
Don Siliau," 3elHer's igmpbonld)e Stiide
SIR rld0nen Wtelullne" mo eritTallg elne
neue Competition Oes Seltplrigenten &ann:
yeln Sarneualsfeit," CUTE in bier Saeen
fir groBeS Srd)elter.
SeiOer marcn Die Gon;erte nid)t 10 gut be-
lId)t, ipie Die 9ebotenen @eniille 0aS ipobl
perDieut bdtten. 9m giadmIttag tanoen
iib taum 5000 3ubprer 'ein nnO AM Ibenp
nid)t iiber 1000.
9as DfieutlidIe Sntereiie oil bem SGugerz
ieite osS u9torometlideu Sdagsrbunoes,"
ueIdeS bisber auBeroroentlib gering mar,
beginnt SuSunebmen, unO eS lteht su hoHeH,
baB 1ett Die 9onSerte bener belId)t unD eln
gr0Bcrer Gntbullasmu6 Oil ben Gag gelegt
merDeu prD. $oeute 9ta6mittag mar 9as
=0tatinee in Der Sellballe, BET Der elm
GROCER 9ameutor iang. Der SelH9 mar
elll outer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11

orMalaria, Liver Trou-
Bile, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
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Sic Nericu ocs 3raiiocmteu.

Cape Dt y, N.=S, 10. Sult.-gSiub
unb Gee maren beute Diorgen elner Segel=
partie auBeroroentllh giiuitig, nno OaS
Sriihitiid murDe paber i'll Der Cottage bcs
Erdiipenteu auBergew0bnlif raid eingez
nommeu. 9l5 Collector Cooper eintraf
mar Die gan;e @eielllhait ioiort bereit, lbu
oil Sorb bes 3OatutterS r6auiton" Su be-
gleiteu. 9luber Den Wiltglieocrn DeS 0auSz
baltes bes HrdilOeuten nabmen SOnarepz
mltglieb SObu &. Jtepburn aus Ehllabel.
pbla unO Sr. mo Srau Sudman, Sommcrs
gate, al Der Sabrt She'll. Die @elellhaft
llleg in berelt itebenoe Sutl6en uno tubr
nalb Sem etlpa ere Wtelle entiernteu Saus
ounsSplate Der Camper. Ser &raiipeut
trug elm Ounfeln NnSug, Slanellbeno nno
unO eineu blauen Sil3but. 2ie gem0bnlth
bei'm Seiteigen zines 6egerungStabrScuges
iibltden Geremonle' II unterblieben, II. Capt.
Slate fliuOigte Die 9lnweienbeit ieines boben
Safes am Soro ieines 6abrieuges MIR baz
Durh on, pab Die 5teueniie>Slagge auf bem
Uilttelmait unb Die gfatloa<Sla99e auf oem
Sanptlnait aufgesogen murpe. Ser Yrdllz
bent giug, leinen @ntel au Der SanO 1libz
reno, nod bem Stamm OeS SdlileS NIB
antluortete, ais Der Gutter abiubr, auf Die
@riibe Der an 9aube periammelteu SepOlfez
rung OaOurd), baB er leiueu Sut abnabn1.
Die 9tilan; nad ben Sll9eretbGnfen betrast
etDa ia sifellen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
- mreGH Der Strabeu= Iurdl brudys.
- SommiS5arc,

Baltimore, ben o. SuIt 1891.
Die StraBenz 9nlt budl5z@ommiiidre ma6len in
gsmdsheit Der 9eitlmmungen oes 9altimorer gtobtz
eeieshudes, A.. artiteI, bicrmit befaHut bcs lie
Sfoutaa, ben To- 2Iguit S91, ! O llbr 9eruitIaas
I'M Biireau Der @ommiidre i'm Jiathhauic lire eTite
BeriamHlrn9 bGlten fueroen, nm bic i6nen Ertreffs
Der @onoemnirung uno 0urd6retGna Der ganrtlez
9tpennc, nor SliH9uH auenue bis Sur ncuuten
Gtrase, Ibertrd9enen SeugIiiie uno pom linen err
beiitten BflitteH IN reberciniimmun9 NIT Der am
%. 5nni 1891 9enebmigteH SeroroEuna gir. 132
bes Uidrors uno StGoIratbes poH Baltimore ausyus
iben, reip. tn erlillen.
SamueI 4. Sbarretts.
Sapib St. airtlauo,
Souie Bed,
Gommiiidre;
Q63,9,75,S1,4) Robert y. Green, @lert.
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ltuis J. llad)man Il prnoer,
SIR. AS, shzSaItimores, nabe Gan strabc.

Waffen, WafteH 10, I21a, 131a, 15, Is, %
geHts bic garo.
@5ruse smpruaer 1iatten 81 oas Stid.
9innene EroaettS, srobe Saeon, 81 bos StHd.
ART-SQUARES aler GjroBen Don S3 an.
4burmatteu 20 @t5.; iSu6fliTcu (Ottomans)
SS Cts.
G.bsn sie iid,er, bah Sie mad oem rittisen &late
fonmcn; be9eben Sic fenen Strrtbum MAIDEN Sic iltl
beien 9roGeH SomreruertGUi Su gueeH IND per9eiieu
Sic Hlht Ole Tummer AIS, Sit=Gaitimrre=,
nabe 6agitraBs.
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(Si1t
s. { g O. Qt &
t,t}t 3eitt.

8et ibreu @erllthen, Der
Yprrilfenoen 3eit gu lpptten,
mit1tn Gamen 1T bent Stell=
epntre eilli9e Slel1l're1 ba~
opn trasei1. 9iele fDnnen
iie jepph, ioweit Der Ieint
lit 8etra6t fpmn1t, bur3
rehtSeitisea II. reselmdbi9en
0ebrouA DON vOlenn's
S9lrefels Seife" perber-
get. S6ne bic Ypren s1
perltppfen pber bic 0eil1nb>
beit Der 9aut ir9enb,pie su
ihapisen, teititist iie Spn
ber Sberfdhe Slutbeu,
yil1nen, &Dtbe >nb bic per-
ihiebsnen Gntltellun9en int
0efDl9e .vplt Sultebmencent
slter pber Gilnpirfuul9 per
Spnne. Man bilte ii6 Spr
5dllNlt19en! Sn Npptbe-
fen su babelt. Die 3eit
9reift ebenip bas 5aar, lpie
ben Ieint at. SlQein hem
lm9elantea a(ten Sitrlh6en
ldBt iid at6 bier NIT
v9iQ's augenblidltd)eut
9aarfarbeu "trpsen,
,pel6es al1f bem eraue1,
5aupte pes s(lters ben5au6
Der S5usenb erneuert. Gs
1T pa5 belte lalo reinite int
@ebrauhe befinoliAe 5aar~
fdr5entittel. ~
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Gin Ghepaar erm prnet.

s8ien, 10. Suli.-5n Der SorIaot Oia.
riabilr muOcn geitern MOrgeu ein 1aus.
meilter uno ieint 6rau ermOrOet aufgeiun-
ben. Sfenbar mar es auf einen Ginbrub
abgeiebeu gerpeieu, Den Der 6ausmeiiter per.
binpern mOate, wpraHI Die @Inb:e6er i'm
nuo ieiue Srau t0oteten. 9le 0ioroer
miiIen alcidj nah ueriibter Shat eutflohen
lsin, lnO bat maH bis Iegt nod tsine Spur
BON linen.
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OF }lomiIiitreti ote= =Nu,ctac.
- sad)rlft fuiro heruit seseben, baE bic Inter-
teidHete pom sSaienzC5eridlt Der Staot Baltimore
SoLmadt sur 80liitreduH9 bes 3eitameRtes bes olz
bier perorbeHen Spnrao @uribn,au erbalten bat.
ale Sieeni9en, Die 5SoroerurseH on bieien 9iaclaB
hGoeH, peroeH tiermit dIi9eiorbert ode He6 btn
tbl9eH Sele9sr ip6teitens bis gum 4. SunuGr 1892
elHiufelnen uHo 9elteEo III MAIDEN ODER gu Qelpdrti>
gen, oaB e llrer AHprite an oeien gtahdS ocieelih
fnr perrla ertlGrt peroen moseH. elne, Die 3abuns
gen an oleeE NatIas gu MAIDEN babea, negoen bier
NIT du19eloroert, lode unuerSglb an Die ntcr;eidz
Eete iu eiiten.
ee9e6eE inter meiner Saab on beiem Gage, benz
L. Snlt 1921: Sarbard &umbmaa,
51.639,15l Setnmentsn nIlitrnderir
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Se,pis 3. Nad)n.an g. Srmeer.
MGtter!

P.s.- g8dbrenb her Commemorate ipiro infer
eaoeu ubr 9iahmittGgs, S0m09s I'M II llbr
NbenbS aeid]Iuiicn. 1920
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NI4',oo'ol'H'ol Wopett IS. WtecN, SIetL'
~ iream Der Strafemz 5urdI brudls-
SD SommiIiare,
Baltimore, ben % SUM 1891.
Die Strasen Surhbruds SouImiidre MAIDEN in
Giemdsheit Der SeitimmuHgeH hes @atimorer Staotz
Cjeeebudles, AZ. ArtiteI, bermit betuHut, oas ne
7onueritag, ben %. S}uIi 1891, 10 llbr 8orulits
Tags, I'M Bireau Der 9omnliilire i'm RatbbauIe ibre
Ger0mminH9 balten fueroeH, I'M bic ibRen 8etreiis
Der Gonocnlnirung uno 3urtbretung Der yprtbs
ipeits Strabe. pOn Sitbeuter Strabe bis Sur Reunz
ten StraBe, ubertrasensn Seu9uiiie uno BON ibutn
erbeiIdteH Nfiiten llebereiHitimmuHe nit Der am
Is. SUM 1891 9enebmi9teH 8eroronun9 ytr. 127
oes Diapor5 uHo Staotratbes bon Baltimore au5Ns
ubeu, reip. Su erIulleR. SamueI Il. Sbarretts,
9aplp 81. &irflano,
Spuis Bed,
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&anoeIsuertras S.Wcrbanolun scu.

gSien, 10. Suli. - Sbr Correspondent
bat BON benz 6aubelSmiriiter MarquiS
@acquebem Die SnformatIon erbaltcu, baB
Der 9auoelsuertrag init 9eutIhIanO Swar
i'll allen einsclncu Yuufteu feitgeieet uno
para9rapbrt, aber nod nitt unterSei6uet
lpor0eu lei.
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H9nrcau Der Stra6eusS Surdbrud)ez
SD Spmmiiiarc,
Baltimore, Den %. l}nri 1891,
Die StraseH 8urhbruds Gommiiidrc MAIDEN in
GIemdBbcit Der Seitimnlun9en bes Saltmorer Staotz
@eiebbutes, AZ. glrtite, biermit befaRnt, oaB lie
SouucTiia9, ben %. SJuli 1891, 10 nhr Sormit=
tags I'M Sireau Der 9Omuliiidre i'm 9atbbGuie ibre
erite geriammuug balten peroen, nm Die ihne1 Be
fen Strai,c, BON Iorfbwcitz StraEe bis sur GIeinz
2penuc, ilbertragenen Eeiueniie uno BON ibHeR er=
beiidlteH YhitteH in llebereinitimmuns nit oer am
Is. Suni 1891 eeHebmi9ten Seroronune Hr. 126
beS UtapOr5 uHa StaotrGtbes pou Baltimore aus
6uuben, relp. Su erIuleH.
SanttcI +. Sbarrctts,
SapIp 81. &irfIauo,
Spuis Sef,
CynmuifiSrs.
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9lnaeblidl Die Cholera in gSiem.

gSt { n, 10. SllIl. = Sle SemObner Der
9ailesitapt iiuO beitiirSt iiber Die DtittGei-
lung, pab bierielbit Nrei Safe Der a6teu
aiIatiidjen Cholera coultatirt morben iiup.
9as @eIunbbeitsamt bat umgebenD Die elts
lprehenOeu Sorbereitungen 9euoiien uuo
cine eingebsnbe lluterludun9 Der 6dae an
aeOrOuet.
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@ommifidre;
(163,9,75,S1,4) Robert e. Green, @lert.

33ureau Der GtrabeuzEurdIbrud1sz
SummiSIare,
Baltimore ben 8. SuIi 1891.
Die Strasen=9urtbruhssG Gommiiidrt MAIDEN in
G5emds9eit Der yeftimmanseu oes Saltimorer Stabtz
Gjeiesbudles, AZ. Nrtitel, biermit befannt, bas e
Ulontae, ben 10. guaui 1891, 10 ubr gormits
tags, i'm Slreau Der eommiiidre im 6otbbauit ibre
erie 8eriammtung baIteH iperoen, nm bic ibneu Be
treffs oer 9onoemnirun9 uno Surd6reduHq Der
Wuiasfijtrate, pom Der Boundary aptnu. bis sur
Gliitonz9penue ibertrasensn Bfitten uno pon ibner
erbeidten Seiuaniie in hsbsrsinintmuns nit Der am
%. Suni 1891 eelebmi9ten SerorbnuH9 yir. 131 oes
Uiapor5 uno StaotrGtbeS BON Baltimore ausBulbeH,
rep. 3u srilleR.
<ont,feI u Ghorrefta
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OOWUl1luI
149,55,61,770) 8obert :. @reeu, Is
93ureau ocr Straseuz 1urdi brud,s.

NI4OIOOIOIIIIIUJ WUUttI u. Vt(tHI OItII
91ureau oct Strasenz 5urdlbruds=
SommiNdre,
Sal III c, 8. Sul 1891.
Die Stra6er= Surd]brlIhs=S Sommiiiirt MAIDEN in
@emd6beit Der Selimmuuseu oes SaItimorer Staotz
GeeBbutes, AZ. artiteI, bisrmit bsfannt, bas iie
~ pntaa, ben 10. gIu9uii 1891, o ubr Worseus,
i'm SIreou Der @onmiiidre I'M Natbbauic ibre trite
8eriammlung balteH fperoen I'M bic linen getreffs
Der @onbemnirin9, 9urtbrefung uno BerldH9erun9
Der Wc6uuo OBJ Strafje, pom Der Sibblcz bis CUR
@utalpirase, ibertrG9eRtH Ssiusniie uno poH i6nen
ert.iidten Yflitten in llebereiHtimmuno nit Der ON
20. SUM 1891 eeuebmieteH Seroronuus Hr. 1873
bes Niapors uro Stuotratbes Ron Baltimore ousSu=
I6en, rtip Su erflleH.
SamueI &. SbarrettS.
Yapln &. &frfIauo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11
Q49,55,61,77O) Robert Z. ore,

Amreau Der StraBenz SmrdlbrndIsz
y Spmnii flare.
9altim c, ben %. SUM- 1891.
Die Strasen Surdbrud)sz Gommidre mahCn in
GemdBbeit Der Seitimmungen bes gaItimorer Staotz
@eiegbudes, Al NrtlteG, biermt bPfonut, bas lie
Spnuerltas. ben %. SuIi 1891, 10 llbr Sormit<
tags, i'm Siireau Der Gommtidre im Jtatbbauie ibre
erie Seriammluu9 baIten Deloen, nm bic ibnen Be
trefis Der @oHoemntruH9 uno Surdbredurg Der
sSolfeftraBc, BON gtortbzgpenue bis sur Satezapes
ME, ibcrtra9eHen SeIu9riiie uuo Don ibnen erbeih
ten Yhid,tcH in lebcreinImmuH9 nit Der am is.
SUM 1891 9euebmi9teH 8eroroRnng Jtr. 123 ees
NiapOrs uHo StaotrGtbes uou Baltimore ausSuibeH,
lelp. gu erIuQeH. Samufl Il. Sbarretts,
SaBlg 9. airflano,
9puis Se6,
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Guetauo'S Seuptferuugssabl.
Itprp aus Gifcriuht.

gSien, 10. Suli.-0ie Satin bes @robs
GruuDbeibers Gsefonics aui benz 2anogute
SOuanouicS bel GSatatburn bat ihr 9ienit>
mGpheu nit smei JfepoIoerl6iiiien set0otst.
Die Srau, weIde @'rnnO sur Giierudt ges
gen pas Mapfen 81 baben gau6te, rlei
Saiielbe in ibr 3immer uno ieuerte na1 fllr.
ser llnterreOupg nit ben gSorteu: rlett
muBt On iterbeu." auf Die g8ehrloie. 9lls
tie Die aSafe gegen it'd lelbt rl6tete, fiel Die
Morberiu in Sbnmad1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-11

Aureau Der StrabeuzS Surd brmdIe=
Spmmi1are,
Salt / III o {, %. sunni 1891.
Die StrasenzO zOurtbruhS=S Sommiiidre MAIDEN in
GSemd6beit Der SetimmuR9en oes EGtimorer Staotz
GeieBbudes, AZ. 4rttel, biermt betanHt, ban iie
Sonucritag, ben %. Suli 1891, 10 llbr Ntor9ens,
i'm Sireou Der @omuliiidre I'M Jiatbbauie ibre erite
SeriammIu19 halten Deroer, I'M Die ib1eR SetreffS
Der GoroemHirun9 unb 9urhbredJuns Der %Iainz
Mucnnc, non Der yieinten StrO6e bis sur Sieberten
StrdBe, ibertrd9enen SeiugHile uHo pon ibnen erz
beidteH Bflitltcn in uetereiniimmuHg NIT Der Gm
Is. SUM 1891 9eHebmisteu Seroronuns gtr. 125
oeS Nt0por5 uno St0o otratbs Don Baltimore ausSuz
Iben, reip. Su erIulen.
GaniucI Il. Sbarrctts,
SanIp n. Sirflaup,
Spuis Bed,
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81 AM A DEMOCRAT"

There is a dispute between the
admirers of CLEVELAND and HILL
as to which one is the author Of the
above expression. HILL has en-
joyed the honor exclusively because
in the fall of 1885 he made speech
in Brooklyn and brought down the
house with the declaration 81 am a
Democrat
Now New York admirer of
Mr.. CLEVELAND calls attention to
the fact that on July oath, 1884,
when Mr.. CLEVELAND was notified
of his nomination es President, he
said:
81 AM A DEMOCRAT because / be.
ieve that this truth lies at the
foundation of true democracy: The
party and its representatives which
ask to be intrusted at the hands O
the people with the keeping of al
that concerns their welfare an(
safety should ask it with the full
appreciation of the sacredness O
the trust and with firm resolve t,
administer it faithfully and well.
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Eternal Vigilance.

Is the price of health. But with
all our precaution there are enc
mics always lurking about our sys-
TENS, only waiting a favorable op-
portunity to assert themselves. I'm
purities in the blood may be hidden
for years or even for generations
and suddenly break forth, under
mining health and fastening death.
For all diseases arising from impure
blood Hoods Sarsaparilla is the un.
equalled and unapproached remedy
1t is King Of them all, for it con.
quers disease.
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PARIS is excited over paper by
DR.. LANNELoNGUE in which he
disclosed the results of treating in
fantile cases of tuberculosis with in
jections of chloride of zinc. The
experiments have been successful.
but the doctor says they are only
experiments. He has, however.
been beseiged with letters from
tuberculous patients from all parts
of Europe who feel that they are ir
the presence of a sort of universal
panacea. 1t may have merit, and
has made a decided impression
upon those who saw the expert.
ments, but if the public become toe
hopeful they may be destined to
another bitter disappointment like
that which followed the shipwrecI
of the tuberculine treatment of Pro
fessor KOCH.
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believe the assertion. A man might
eat huge portion of fish every day
of his life, and on the day of his
death, if the quantity of phospho-
rous (the brain invigorator) con-
sumed were to become visible, it
would not amount to more than
might probably suffice to tip a couple
of lucifer matches.
The bright Herald man COM
ments: "Imagine an administra.
tion that only scraped together the
Illuminating power of two lucife1
matches during a six weeks vaca
tionv'
And, continuing, the writer
who really must have had our owl
distinguished ichthyophagist under
Observation-Disclosures:
"While living upon fish only
one feels "a want craving TO
something you don't know what
that is to say, you cannot give
name to your desires; nor does tn
feeling wear off as you continue tn
dietary"
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Be Not Imposed Upon!
p. p. p.

is recommended by physicians because
they see it's healthy effects all around
them
A leading physician in New York
and director of one Of the large hos
pitals, says, Feb. 8, 1890, hehas made
use of the P. P. P. sent him, and was
pleased to say P. p. p. proved effica-
cious in a number of cases, and adds,
it is no more than he should have an
ticipated from the satisfactory combi-
nation of such well-known drugs.
A prominent railway superintendent
of Savannah tname given on applica-
tom says he was crippled by disease
in legs and arms, powerless to walk or
eat without assistance, having lost the
use of his limbs by rheumatism, ma
laria, dyspepsia, etc. Physicians here
sent him to New York and they re
turned him here, and he was as com
plete wreck as one could be and live
A course of p. p. p has made him a
well man.
P. P. P. is known among physicians
in the South for its various aud won
derful cures as the great purifier of the
age.
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WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1891.
A POPULAR FALLACY EX.
PLODED.

This is the time of year when
people who think they think begin
to pack their valises and 90 to the
seashore. They don't want to 60.
Oh, no. They find no pleasure in
the inspiring music. The breaking
Of the pillows at their feet is no poem
to them. The surf-bath-refresh-
ing and strengthening to tired, or
dinary men-holds no refreshing
portion for them. Serious thought
alone is their recreation, Sc
they say. But they have
labored hard for year, and
they need the fish diet which gives
strength to the brain. A New
York Herald writer says that is the
reason President HARRISON went t.
Cape May.
But, alas for this long accepted
theory that fish food makes gray
brain matter. Listen to what :
learned writer in current Englisl
magazine has to say on this subject
One popular fallacy in connection
with fish may be noticed-namely
the oft repeated assertion that tn,
eating of that particular food in
creases brain power. No one wh'
has studied the subject can possibl,
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Notice Of Sale.

AS trustees Of S. B. Norris and C. A.
Carter formerly trading and doing bus
mess in the city of Raleigh as Norris &
Carter, the undersigned will sell on
Monday, the Goth day of July, 1891, at
public auction, for cash, at the Court
House door of Wake county. all the
notes. accounts, chooses in action and
other evidences OF debt belonging to
the said Norris & Carter.
Time of sale IL O'Clock m. Terms
cash. ". G. UPCHURCH,
M. T. NORRIS,
Trustees of Norris & Carter.
July 10th, 1891. 7-11-tds.
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THE TERMINAL ROAD MOVES ITS
HEADQUARTERS.

The headquarters of the West
Point Terminal system, known as
the Richmond and Danville, will
shortly be removed from Washing
ton to Atlanta, and Mr.. PAT CAL
HOUN will be made Vice Presi-
dent Of the system. This is a move
that indicates the determination
upon the part of the Terminal au-
thorities, not only to make divi-
dends, but to redouble their eff
forts for the rapid and solid
development of the country through
which their lines run. Mr.. INMAN
and Mr.. CALHOUN tell the Atlanta
Constitution that the removal of the
headquarters was agreed upon be-
cause the great system can be more
successfully operated from Atlanta
than from any other point.
The removal is great thing fo1
Atlanta. General Manager VIM
H. GREEN, General Pass. Agent
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager
Sol. HAAS, and Treasurer HALL
will haveltheir offices in Atlanta
and in the course of short time
shops for the building and repair o
locomotives and cars will be erected
Mr.. CALHOUN, Vice-President, will
have his office in Atlanta and hav
full authority to hear all complaints
find out what is needed and act fo
the company.
We note this movement wit
pleasure because it is another ind
cation that owners of great South
ern interests are finding ou
that the most successful mar
. agement is possible only b
personal contact with the Souther
people. The Terminal system ha
been fortunate in having such wis
Southern men as Mr.. INMAN, Coz
ANDREWS and Mr.. CALHOUN
charge of its interests. The MOI
power and authority they are give1
and the nearer the managers al
brought in contact with the peopl
the better for the South and for tt
/ roads.