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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Uerfopfnng,

Ierhopfling 1T cine Ser am bdnfigifer bcrs
fommenoen unb oudlenoiten Srantheten, lueldle
naneutlif bel 0tduneru uno tSraucu, bic ourd)
ilreu 8crltf ;u elmer iitcnbCn YebenSueiic ges
;luungeu iino mn ans 9teigung ober gtotbs
ircuOigtett reiflidle uuo frditige gtubruHg III
qcnieBeu phcgen, lid einItellt. 2ln uno iiir ildJ
nid)t geraoe gefdbrlid), FAINT ie oOdl 81 ben
eruiteien St6rlIngcu oeS Observation-Disclosures
9luaB geben, uno iDar beiouoerS oann, menn
iie pernahldiiigt unb in Solge beiien ueraltet
ipiro. Sn friiberen 3eiten pilegte man ite nit
ollcrlei nlineralbGltigen, tart mtrfCnoeu 1tlrz
trrcn, YulOern NIB Billen III fItrtreu; alletu
taS bier ben Seuiel nit Seel;ebub auStreibcH,
neil beitig ipirtenoe &biiibrmittel Spar fiir
ben 4ugCublid belieu, bel b6Ufigerem Sebrauf)
aber eineu b0dlit If)doliteu GiHfluB auf Die
Standardization uno nameutlid) aui Die
Sbdtigtciten Der log. pituleu Srgdne ausiibeu
uno Den S0rper Iber @ebibr ld)mateu. 2Slro
IsttcreS uelleid)t and burdl Den genub be-
ionber5 trditiger Nabrung Oerbittet, 10 uerlagen
ocraoe III jSolge oeiieu bic 9er0auungsorgane
Sen 9cnit uno baun treten erllite, oa5 game
geben oe5 Spier5 oieie5 3uitGuoe5 beorohenoe
gSermidelungeu ein. glle Die rettl1itrenoen
g9iriuugen Der alten braitiiten Pnrgirmittel
ncroeu erreid)t, uno ale iIbleni Solgen Dee
@ebraufDs ocriel6en rperoeu uerrleoeu ourdl
cine Aur NIT ct. Bernaro SrdHter=giuen.
Sieielbeu Iiuo auSi6lieBIidl etne uegetabllIlte
2uiammeniebuug, obue 8eiTeugung trgene
f1eld,er itlG0liAen, nugreiiencen cOer giftigeu
&tofie uno nur aus ben beiliGnitcn NIB Mir
,iateu 4lpentrduteru bcreitet. Gle pirten
Selinoe auregenO umo erpeiheuo auf Die Ser.
Sauuugsorgaue, bei0rOeru Die 9lbiubr Der Ill,
rypauliteu Stofie, Obue ben 30rper ~
thmdten, unS iinO Nnburd bas bette Slutrcini.
aungsmittel, oa5 Der &riueii6ae feunt. mas
bon pieleu berUorragen0eu IerSteu aller yduoel
uuo Softer uuo uielen SauieIoeu bantbnreI
9atienten, 6eneu ite ielbit inter Den erid)ne'
renOiten llmitduoen gebolfen buben, bcrrtt'
niligt auertaunt miro. Die YiIeu Ilno IN
ieoer gutcn &potbete, loluie pom y. JteultdoteI
& Co., Sor 24l6, Yteu Yort iIr 20 Gents ju
he:iebe--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
aermtsd,te telcsrapbtIde sepcSd,eu

- Su gerington, 6g., muroe gcltern Der
100. Sabrestu9 Der autnubme SemndD'S i'll
Den StaatenbunO istlttl Desdugeu. Gin
Gomite aus Y9ilapelpbla bra1te Sllrcr Der
,SupeYeuOencesD sDaa," Der uylbertps Dali" Il.
ner ,Garpeuters Oal" ais Gocidleufe ilir
ben. Staat aentudy, uuo cieielben purbeu
aui etner Sribiue OfitHtlth aur S6au ges
neut.
- Cine au;abl Siibrer Der 0emotraten
uuS yAQiausler" uoH Iania5 iiuO III San.
ias.Gitp III elmer Gonieren3 Suiammcu gs.
treten, nm eiI SuiIonS Gtdet Su perelus
bareu.
- Der gleger 9lireO SOper, weldcr i'll
@amoen, Ms, wegen @rmoroung eineS
auperen Hegers, gtamens aler. @lbbs, Dor
@erid,t itano, muroe geitcru glbeno beS
Ntoroes i'm erlten Sraoe ,dulOl1 beiuuoert.
- Gin uerbeerenoer 9al0brano BRAD
aeiteru iriib Slui1eu 0fags Gambling MD
Gqa SQrbor, 9t.sS., aus uuO mar am aben0
nod niMt iiberpdltigt.
= Ole ieit GINGER 3eit auBsr Setrieb be-
finolif)e SpredeI'lde 3ufeua1inerie III
philadelphia iOa Dem Seruebmen Hah
binuen weni9eH &agen bur9 DEN 3uders
ySrun," peld)er Seteuungen in 6ile uHO
6iiue bat, i'll SetrIeb 9elret wsrOeu.
- 9ie aus Ytaun, gran unb flini Slus
bern beilebeuoe 6amllie @. y. lSooten'S Su
2ittle 8od, 9lrt., mehrerc SOiiQdnQcr unO
Die giegert0diu Gbitb SOrNOn i'm IauseH
II YeroueH erfrautteu am 2ieHitag
Dtorgen uad pem 6riibiud Inter Sergio
tuH1SlvmptOmsn, uHO DIE 4cr;te tlrtten,
oaB Der britt. She'll Der Yatieuten iterbeu
mlrS. Glue lluteriudjuug lit I'M Sduae.
- Su Sarre, ST., babeu Die Yrinsipdle
Der lfrifenoeu @rnulthauer qeridtife
SGritte geseu bic 6iibrer Der StrIter eiuges
leitet. Ole belduloigen bieiclbeu Der GOu.
jpiratiou uuo bebaupteH, iie bdtteu 9eute,
meIde ;u arbeiteu punihen. our9 GiulGId)s
tcruHg OauOu abschalten.
- 5u 9tepur,, 9t.'S., murben scittru Die
ScrhauOlun9eu i'll BEN YroSeie 9egeu BEN
iugcnblr6eu 8aubmorOer 6ale8 iortgejeet.
Die SertheibisuHSsaumdlie bemiibeu iif,
81 beweiien, oaB Der 9Iusefla9ts uu;ured)a
nuussfdbis ifs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
@us nnferer eeiriaem 2. gsoraens gluSs ga be.
SpIitiid)e Goupentc.

Gampa, Sla., l. Suui. - Der oeuOs
fratiide Stauis @Onucut uon Sloripa uol.
leuoete i'll ieiuer beutlgen Sieuug uur EN-.
leitenOe Geihdiie. 2ie u9tlliauSler" babcn
175 bis 200 0elegaten i'll Oem @Ouueut mo
beltebeu aut elmer &atifiiiruug Der Scala'er
%latttorm. Sin bigger Sampf itcbt III
glusIidt. Die u2llianSler" NrobeH, iid) bon
ben 9emotrateu lOSSuiugen nnO ilt) Der
Soltspartei auSuidlieBeu, taaS Die Demo-
fraten ibre 6Orpernn9eu n!dt criiiueH.
Scrautou, 3D., .. Suni.-0ie 8ro.
bihitiouiIten uon Eeunigluanlen bielten
beute lbren StaatS.@ouuent inter bsm SOr-
iite oeS 9tidterS pauna bier ub. 9as
6auptgei9att, abgeebeu pom Der @rmdbluug
con 9slcgateu fir ben giatiOnal @Ouuent
uno Der aunabme elmer YlattiOrnI, beitouO
in Der Grbsbung elmer Gouette fiir Sams
pa9neauSga Girfa $3.50 muroeu auT
piele gSelle aufgebrad)t.
Gt ON, yRisc., l. 9uni. - 9. G..
&i1mono aus MiaOiiou uurOe beute uom
Staats.Gouueut Der Yrobibltlonlren 5Im
9ouuerueur uominirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Inflagen ecactt ettett Gr=Staatss
SdlakMetfter.

Sarrisburg, Ea., l. SUM. - Gr'
StaatSieuator SaS. e. 9futan erhob leute
Dor Oem 9(loer Wtaurer eiDlldle an'
tlage gegeu ben StaatSid)ueueiiler Soper
nnp beiduloi9t Oenielbeu, $ll, 200 oatir er'
balteu Su habeu. baB er Staatsgelper sum
Setrage uou 100000 i'll Der uaue9henp'
gtational.Saut" oeponirtc. Gr ioll dbnlIs
dc e@eiddtte nit Der uSeauer Sails Saptn9S
Sauf" uuo Der pGnterpriie Sant" Don Il'
leQbeun 1emadDt habeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Sabnrdubcr tnt eSnSiancra
Serritcrittin.

gSitita, 8S., 2. SUM. - Gincm cill.
qetroheuen Gele9ramm ;ufolAe wurSe Der
&c llbr Ibenbs Don bier na4 Sauta Sc ab.
gebeuoe Gaiiagier;ug nm $40 llbr geftern
4bcue bon mastirteu Rdubern III ben Sieh.
h0ien nabe Der Statlon 9teo.God i'm Gbero.
feleugcbtet auigebalteu. Ser 3ugiiibrer
hielt aui elm gesebeueS Tlu9geniIgual mn
iuurbe panu nebIt SeiSer beWad)t, mGbrenb
Die &auber oen grpreB. SSuggou aufbraden
NIB ben bort beftnbliden Stherbeitsdrani
nm $4,000 erleIdterteu. Die FaIiagiere
purbeu nid,t belaitigt. 9iilis 8nnbes.
maritua Wabiou Or9aniitrt in Sutbrie Elm
IufQebot Sur Seriolsuu9. 9as @elD iol
fiir aus,a5luuseu al Suoianer beitimmt &c.
mcieu leiu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Rdtbselbaftcr cSm,pe!curaue

2ouiSpille, 9p., /. Suui.-0tobgers
uup YOaiuger, 9umeltere, luurpcu AM bell
len Gage, wdbrenO iie elbf mo ibre @lertS
i'm 2apen mareu, auf unanfgetldrte $elie
INT $1,000 an S9mudia1eu bcnoblcu. Die
geBtereu puroeu Don Dem lalldeu Sopeu
eiueS ShautaiteHS geraubt; man bet tetHe
Spur Don ben 2iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Nod, Gin Spfcr Der 3runffud,tt,tr,

gS idlta, Ss., /. Suut. - Geo. Srao'
ihap, SObn eincS prOminenten Siir9ers
hier, ftarb bier, wis bebauptet mrb. al Oen
Solgen ieiuer Sebau0lung gegeu Die Srunt'
singers Suititut" ein, no er balO mad ieiuer
eritcu @iuiprifuus baIb uerrIft muroc,
uah Der Slpeiteu befam er Srdnpie uno nab
brei metereu tranF sr teinen Sropicn mehr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03

@iner aus @arihau hierher gelangteH
9epeid)e suiolae iiuo 60 Seitreidber NIB
BreuBeu Don bort ausgemleieu lporpen uno
snar nit benz itriften Seiebl, oas 2ano io'
fort Al perlafien.
Die @rubenfataitrppbe in S5bmcn.
8raq, 2. SUM. - 0aS Neuer III Der
8irfenilelnerS Silbergrube beeaun i'm Ntarlas
Sdlad)t. Nls man baiIelbe cutoedte. ionnte
;uerlf BON ben Sablreid)en Sprehr0bren, bic
ben Sberbau nit ben uerlbiebeneu Stouen
nerbinber. feline Antport erbalteu neroerl,
bod famen Ipiter bon elutgen StoQcn nd1lt
Dem breuneuocn Sdafte antuorten. GIN
bid)ter Eaud), lpelfer bier Der S6lauttIbs
rer eritidte uno iie nlitteu burd Die Slammen
IN cine ungebeure Sieie mari, mad)te balo
ale anllrengnngeH uHnOglid, Die Gln9c'
id)IoiIeneu ~ retteu. Der Stand muB Su
bicier i3eit beu 9auSeI Ban angefilat haben,
10 oaB man betiir1tet, eS lueroe HIemano
mehr III retteH iein. Iae 3lmmerlente IN
YrSlbram iluo oil Der 9lrbelt, I'M Sar9e tur
bic 8ooteH bcrSuIteaeu. Oie 9rube gehOrt
Dem Staate uno ruurpe lett 1880 bearbeltet;
iie iit Die tiefie in Der 9Selt uub liefert pro
SGbr 10 Eonueu 9feiniilber.
SH SunSerten BON Samlllen ii Die &rauer
in'S 9aus getommen; eln perartI9 ldlredlt'
Dies llnslId erlitirt uid)t i'll Der GeIdidIte
Der Silbeygrube. Die gau6e Naht blnour4
iuHrOe pas &ettuusSwcrt bon 6reiwillt9en
fortgeieEt, uuo bis beute in Der 6rube rua'
rem 67 yei1uame an ole SberfGbe gebrad1t
iuorOeH. Ste Sopten iebcn sum GbelI ld)ref'
lid uerbraunt aus; bds Ueuer bate DIE
@Iisoer weggefrenen uuo paS Antlls blS sur
lluteuntIidteit eutiteQt. Sn anoeren 6dueu
Seigten Die @eii9ter Spurcn clne8 quaIpOl-
len GooeStampTe5, luabreno mlsOer anOere
ple idlaieuO balag.u. $50 Sergleute rucrs
ben nod uerniBt; lepe 3Ofiuung, lle lebeno
anSutrefien, lit aHi9egeben mOrOen.
Gin Yabniua our6 einsn GpfIon aus Dem
Oeleiie 9ebuben.
gSien, .. SUM. - Gin Gptlou traf
geiteru 2beno auf ben YOitBuJ Spiifen
Ingram unO SroOwsrtb 9towSto, bob Die
Swei bintereu g8ag9ouS III Die 00he uno
mari tie ole SwanSlg SUP bObe SOl4ung
bluunter; inIoI9e beS SturmeS uerlleB Die
Ntul1lue 0aIn paS Geleue nuO Sog ben
8cit bes 3uges ebcuiauS in Die Gtele. 20
HerloHeu lpurOeu perleBt, mehrere t00tlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
"Amfritau fraternal Circle. !"

gioti; an ale Subaber BON Gertififaten.
Sa es ben llnterSeidneten, ben bonn 3reiseeritt
Nr. Der StGot Baltimore ernaanten Sequetern, be-
taHnt puroc, oG6 sHltreneun9eH aemGdt peroeH, Die
aHiprilde uor nbabern Gerifitaien auiyutGuien,
iolute oeiclbe1 5u perauIacr, bicie anpre nit el=
mem sroBen Sistouto al perfaueH, seben mir bierit
ernitiidl alien SenBcru ppu Sertifitateu Den
Matb, ibre Inipritte Mot GuiJuetbeH, ionotrH bic
Seri1eilun9 Der an .eaEo beiinolldlen 6oros ourh
ods e'erltt abSuiparteH, fpede SerbeiIuEg bGoi9lt
acralt fpcibcR piTo unb burc luclde bic nbaber Don
SertitateH cine sroBerc Sume crhdlteH ueroen, als
e onrtl ben Scrfaui ibrer anprde erlaHseH toHHen.
SH Der 3widenseIt beiinoen m bic SoHos IN spcifeI=
los fttlereH SanteH Der Stdot Baltimore inter Der
@ontroIe oes @rridts uHo trasen 3inen.
Yt. W. @alter,
Bernard Sartsr,
SoIbua Sprter,
133r) = Srnfrr1Fr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03

Cabinet camp fbaOer, WIaiiase uH6 idUen!i&e
81 Serpssursen in gir. 119, par;;sIpeHue.
(D2di1O,1qaJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
.HI, g d, 10 ei5er
@ Alannrr6or "GOelwD6."

Sonutag, g,.....................ben ben 5. S}uni 1892.
Insffu8 uadb Sob. Gait'S ~Uataps Cos =cSrooe.
Brcuuoe IL @onncr nb 66ilidlit tinscIaoen.-Ircis
idieBen, Geia1esportrdse nebit anoeren Seluii9uu=
aeH.-9ampfboote fahreH jeoe StuHoe pom sSilbe Der
Sharlesz uno Sutaipitra6e. (133)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Gine grobe per 1isstpIiu Der britiiden
alrmee.

9ubIin, .. Suui.-14 Weileu iiiSli6
BON Londonderry i'm Gouutp Donegal er.
eiauete iih sefteru abeno iuiebcr Gin bib
idIes Yr6bfen engli6er 6eeres.0is,ipliu.
9as 5. Battalion Der f0niglidcn p9uniS.
filling 6iiiilisrs." psl9e sur 3eit bort I'M
Wiauoper fiub, ioaten Die 9iadlt in 3elten
uabe benz llcbungspIaee Subringeu, bod er.
fldrten iie einnliitbig, OaS Sd)laIen in Gel.
tell let unseiuuo, ba Der Sooen utht trodeu
aenua lei. SereebeuS wanbten bic SiiiSiere
Stten NIB Srobuuseu m; suleet muBten
iie nafgebeu uno oas Battalion in 2lHorn
elnauartisren. Der Sal miro ben @fllitdr-
beboroen porsele9t merOeH=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
For DYSPEPSIA.

Indigestion, and stomach disorders, take
BROWNS IRON BTTTERs.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
seufhramS umS oie @abrunssIrlae.

Serliu, ,. SUM. - SIN SerlauI elner
&eOe Dor benz preuBIiten 0eueubauie, be.
nIertte Der YrGIiOent pcr SfelHSbant geitern,
uGbren0 9lmerlfa mo Die lateiuid)e Dtius.
llnlOn oil eluer 0tebabIlItirung oeS SilberS
in.ereiiirt ieieu, 9laube er nlht, paB Gng.
IanD i'll Der &idltuug 3ugeitdnpntlie MAIDEN
wiirOe. DeutiGianO fOnne lIfl nlgt auf &C..
pagte Grperimente einlahen; trOeOem
aber t6uue man uid)t ablebueur OIL Der Gil.
bercOuferen3 iih III betbeiIigsu. Giue ala.
bemild)e 9lStuiiiou Der 6ruse fOunte aber
OuSn beltrageu, ihwer empfunbene NiaHSel
Ill ullIDerU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Tie GIinIcra.

Qonbon, 2. SUM-. - Gine 0epeide
BON Sebcran iagt: psSieOeriprehenoe
giaf,rid|ten iperoeu iiber Die Cholera.
gpibemie i'll 0isibeS uerbreitet. @S mirb
bcbauptet, lis SobeSidae all einem eir,
;iaeu Gage ieen purgetummeH. 3ie &rauf.
belt lit jett aud i'll ben 5iigelu aui9ere.
Ten unD eriorDert bic Serle9uug Der eng.
lidleu Eager. Die SewOBuer Der inficirten
9rtrifte iliitten iid) aus ibreu gSohuunseU.
8ew.aungeu bon Yilgern iuerNen our9
militarildje GoroouS uerbinOert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Ser Hentidle GorreiponSent,
9dsIi6, iuo6eHtIid, uHb sountass,

lNNdNFtEF IVVNFV'3Fs17 'F@ ~NF''E''i@F
81. Rainc, GiocTtbIr,er ino Reoaftrnr,
elopefaGde SatimoresS StraSc un5 goitzci iiice=apc.
greis bes tdatid1cr SEattcs, burd1 Grdscr in gal=
tinlore uno In Der adhbGTilaft beior3t, 49,. Cts;
fdelidIe unb Souuta as :stuseabe 15 @ts. pro
Seoe Subbar podeItib on Die oos 9lGtt teior9enatn
Sr6aer.-Sdalid, Rcblt Spuutag5 Nus gabe urter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 pro Sobr fiir fr,ere
Seit i'm SerbGItnik; fir bic tp6d,entIidle ausaabe
nit SonHtassbait portofrci, nit Nbbus tir 9Iu65,
S2.5 pro S)dDr, irseno eineul Srte oeS SuIGHs
bes, 81 RGh europa Snuntaes ss.lnse eabe 81
pro Sabr.-9as bette unb btli9Ite oeutId)e BIatt
In ben Wlittelz uIo Sibitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
Die Gaiierin ppn einsr editppad,e anoebaIa

Serlin, 2. Sum. - Gincm auf S6ilo.
mad)e bei'm YarfsGiugang i'll YOtsoam itez
heuDen 9tctruten, 9tamens 2ebr, pdliir:e eS
tiirilit, baB er Die &aiicrtn nldt paliiren
lieB, iOuoeru crit ibre GegltImation oerlan9te,
bis ell herbeielleuoer oofbeamter ibu Oar.
iiber auftldgt. 2ebr tam itrafoS oapOn,
pagegeu CAB Der Suiier Seicbl, Das
SllO Der &aiieriu in allen &aicrueu ausn.
bringeu, nm perartige Srrtbiimer 5u pernei>
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03
The German Correspondent,

+. RAINE. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR,
$. W. con. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE.
DAILY, delivered by carriers TO the subscribers
! in the city OF Baltimore and neghborhOod 12li
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 15 cents per
week, payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY and
SUNDAY by man. postage prepaid by publisher,
81 SO per annum; for a shorter time in proper
tion WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage epaid with
Inducements TO clubs, $3.50 per annum to any
part Of tho country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
| or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
| CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN TIE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-06-03

9onSou, .. Suui.-Son ben ifrifenNen
Spinueru uuO y8sberu III yoo; (JtuBlunO),
wcldc groBartlge 8ubeit0rungeu iui3enir;:u,
babel Die gSobnurgeu pom Supen iiberiiren
uuo auspllnOerteH, Die 3duier tbeinueie
auSiinOeten unO allerlei lonitl9e @epalttbie
ti9telteu unO SruulumteIteu gegcG Die Su'
ben ueriibteu, iinO jest buubtrt rcr &doeIS-
flbrer mad Sibrlen ipeblrt morScn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-21

g1OUND-A sum ofmoney; the owner can have
Il the same by calling at Montreal ST.. and
proving property. 1911
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-21
Drying Appios.

In general quite a large amount Of
the fruit of the apple orchard falls of
prematurely from the effect Of winds,
and considerable quantity, usually OF
better quality, is knocked off or re-
jected in the final gathering from the
tree of the winter apples. Where such
can be sold in their green condition in
nearby markets for immediate use, even
at low prices, it will commonly be found
the most profitable method of disposing
of them. Where no such market is near
enough at hand to be available, very
common method is to dry as many as
possible. In this way much fruit which
otherwise might be lost can, by utilizing
a portion of the time of members of the
family, be manufactured into long
keeping product for which there is
always a market. For work of this
kind preparations should be made be-
forehand, says correspondent of the
New York World. Apple parers should
be provided for expediting the business,
and the fruit should be pared in such a
manner that it will be clean and at
tractive in appearance when it is dried.
Nothing detracts more from the value
of dried fruit in the eyes of purchaser
than to find the pieces badly pared and
with bits of core sticking to them. In
drying fruit, either of apples or peaches,
it should be ripe and of good flavor, for
drying will not improve the quality of
naturally poor fruit. Apples not suffi-
GENTLY fair and well favored for drying
and too good for the pigs can be made
into vinegar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-21
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-Great bargain. One or both of
IL Chaf1ins fruit stores. Must be sold, as
owner is sick and doctor says he must give up
business. Largest and best fruit business in
the state. Established 1873 Regular Gus
toners. which buyer can hold by fair treatment:
Must be sid this week. 572 CONGRESS and
223 MIDDLE STREETS. sep21dH
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F,OUND-I have found the Greatest Cure on
earth for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in
their worst chronic forms. l suffered twelve
wears and tried every known remedy Suffer-
ers write to me and enclose stamp MISS Is. S.
ORR, East Harpswell, Me.
Sept6dSsw tasSe
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DR. il. i. Reed.
BOTANIC AND ClAlRV0YANT PHYSICIAN
No 500 1-e Congress Street. Portland.

No 800 IL Congress Street, Portland.
For the treatment of all chronic and compli-
Gated diseases that flesh is heir to, all cases
given up as incurable, will take them to make
cure
Dr. Reed will not ask you any questions in
any way in regard to your diseases and after
will tell you If you can be cured. DR.. Reeds
medicines are strickly pure and put up to suit
each case, he thinks he can tell the difference
between person afflicted with disease or
has been great many people who have lost
their lives by making the above mistake. Ex-
aminations at my office every day including Sun
letter stating their name, place or residence aud
age and one stamp, $1.o0
septic dit
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softly: "and my hopes! I insist that
you CO."
"But-should anyone chance to
come"
''In that impossible case, one woman
might perhaps be safer than two" she
answered, with one of her rare smiles.
"Your detection would be ruin
But cannot leave you unprotected.
81 am not" The smile fingered; and
she pointed to the revolver lying on the
dresser. "But no one will come; tits
absurd to think of it. You mast go;
gave my solemn pledge-to Bess.
She will be so anxious about-mer'
fro BE Continued
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In one of the best paying diaries in
this country the rule is: The COW that
does not make over $50 pounds of butter
a year is got rid Of.
See that substantial premiums are Of
fered at your county fairs for the best
cleeses, both home and factory.
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Steamboat For Sale.

The sound and serviceabIe steamer,
the Getty of Richmond" 600 tons,
and having 81 stateroOms, now run.
ming between Portland and Machias,
ON the route of the Portland, MT. De-
sert & Machias Steamboat Company, is
offered for sale, delivered at either
Portland or Rockland, after July 1st
next. She MAY now be seen on her
present route. For description and
terms apply TO PAYSON TUCKER, ten.
eral Manager, Portland, Mt. Desert &
Machias Steamboat Company, Port.
land, Me.
may3-dft
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Executors Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
DY virtne Of a license from the Hon. Henry
public sale at my office No. So Exchange
Street, on Saturday, September a. A. D., 1892,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon the following per
of Jane r. Mcclellan, viz: One
gold watch and chain, one silver watch, lot OF
Silver spoons and silver ware. also 10 shares
Consolidated Car Heating stock, seven shares
National Traders Bank, Sundry notes, rights
and credits and personal estate as per invento-
ry of said estate. Terms cash.
Portland September Is, 1892.
= FREDERICK FOX,
Executor of the will of Jane r. Mcclellan:
sep13 otd
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A Hundred Years to Come.

Wouldn't you like to live until the year A. D.
1000 just to see the people and the world gener-
ally? Who knows but you might, If you observe
the laws of health, and keep the Stomach, Liver
and Bowels in full action. The best medicine
known for this is DR.. Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets.
to cure; produce no nausea or gripping; easy to
take, and sure cure for biliousneSs, conStipa-
ton, headache, and diseases produced by an
inactive liver. A convenient vest-pocket
remedy.
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DIssoy.y ZION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The ,,,:nership heretofore existing be-
tween l. y. Cleveland and @. L. Marston under
the firm .il:ie of Cleveland & Marston, is dis
solved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued at the old
stand 81 Exchange st. by G. i. Marston by
whom all bills to by said firm will be settled.
j.. W. CLEVELAND.
C. L. MARSTON.
Portland. Me-, Sept. 10. 1892. sep20,2w
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FOR s. q LIE.

ON account Of i'll health must sell the stock
" and fixtures of well established small
wares store not three miles from state house in
Boston; small rent two living rooms connected;
a first class dressmaking trade or good place
n,au and wife no reasonable offer refused. APP
ply to MRS. j. f. CRONIN, 3S1 Main street,
CharlestoWn Mass. sep1Od2w*
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AnatomicaIly Accurate.

Anatomically Accurate.
Miss schenley (of Pittsburg, impulsively)-
Now could love the right man with my whole
heart.
Miss Bunkerhill {of Boston, pensively, while
wiping her glasses)-And believe could love
my chosen one with my entire cardiac system
and every nerve of my lnmost ganglia.-Pitts-
burg Bulletin.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

DUBLIC schools will begin Monday, septem
IL Der IL. a.
The attention of the public is called to the
following section from Rules and Regulations
ePupils who are unable to read shall be adj
mitted to the public schools only. during the
first four weeks of the fall term and during the
week following the May vacation. seplodtf