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Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-08-25
A LETTER

AACNtItI@hh LII Liza
The True Witness aud Chronicle, RontTsdL,
Cnn,, published Oct. "a, '5S: We are in receipt
OF q letter from one CT our Tell-known citizens,
NJ. 4. Boisye-t, who writes that upon recon-
mendatlon of the most Rev. NJ. Marchand, Of
DrunIGoldyille he was induced TO use for that
most dreadful of all nervous diseases, FITS, q
few bottles of Pastor koen 60 Nerve Tonic; end
Is glad to say that after having suffered for
eight years Is nov entirely cured. and heartily
recommends all sufferers OF nervous diseases
to try this remedy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-08-25

three weeks time there was not u sore or pimple. no;
efer . scar. on head or face. He Is nineteen months
old itow and has no signs of the disease. His scalp
ts healthy and be has a beautiful head OF hair.
fSee portrait herewith
MIS-. OSCAR JAMES. Woodston, Kan.
Ny infant, eighteen months Old, was afflicted with
skin eruptions on bis hips. Bad sores came On
other parts. An remedies failed until I procured
CUrIcuRA. Cured . ysar and ne return OF disease.
Mas. A. n. WALKER, Carsonyilie, Ga.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-08-25
IN IT'S WORST FORM.

BENTON, Lac. Co., Wis, Dec, ga.
Rev. J. c. Bergen vouchea for the following:
James Rooney, who was suffering from st. Yiu1s'
Dance in its worst form Tor about IA years, was
treated BY several physicians without effect;
two bottles of Pastor Eoeng's Nerve Tonic
cured him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-08-25
Castor1a.

aCastorin is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR. G.. c. OsaooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-08-25

MORTGAGES AND TAXES.
And in the ratio between the mort
gagged and the taxed acres the fol-
lowing comparison is made:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-08-25

The Centaur Company, ri Murray Street, New York City.
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14

The Prince of Wales life is insured for
$500, 600.
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14

She sees those of her companions who
earn their living rejoicing in their indie
pendence. She sees others roaming at
will in the delightful fields of study She
reads of Harriet Hosmer modelling her
statues; of Maria Mitchell searching for
the secrets of the stars with her telescope;
Of Frances Willard marshaling her hosts
of white ribboners against the foe of in
temperance; of Alice Freeman Palmer
swaying audiences by her eloquence; of
Octavia Hill and Lucy Guinness cham
pioning the cause of the poor in England.
She sees moving panorama of teachers
explorers, journalists, organizers and re-
formers, whose work the multitude
applauds, and her own sphere of action
begins to seem insignificant. She over
looks the fact that the MODEST among this
class of women hold the home as the most
sacred of institutions and labor strenuouslv
for its elevation.
Broadly speaking, then, the chief peril
which threatens American young women
to-day is their own failure to recognize
the home as a great regenerating social
power The working girl is too busy.
Home to her is place in which to eat and
sleep. If She malries she prefers boarding
to housekeeping. The highly educated
girl is too absorbed III the cultivation of
self The daughter who tarries beneath
her father roof allows her horizon of
thought to become too narrow. Each in
her place fails to grasp that broad concep-
ton Of the home which the times de
mand. But il we expect to reach the
highest excellence Of individual character,
and if we desire a national existence free
from corlupting vices. we must magnify
the home idea. 1t is the royal prerogative
of the young women whose feet stand up
on the Threshold of the incoming
century to determine what the type of the
future American home shall be. 1t is for
them to say whether we shall have merely
houses, beautiful it may be with all the
decorations of art or living centers of
personal influence wherein woman's
consecrated heart and cultivated intel
ect shall be the dominant forces for good.
t'p I
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14
The Land Problel@-

Ts rHE E0IroR OF THE JOURNAL:
noticed in Eour columns Mathematical
question submitted to readers Of the jour
nal for solution. First, there is either a
mistake in the angles or distances, for no
figure can be drawn with those angles and
distances. There may be quadrilateral
piece of land whose side on W measures
IS rods, on n 40 rods, on E 43 rods. and S
40 rods; but if so the east line, west and
north line cannot run at right angles. In
the qladri]ateral piece whose sides meas
ures W 45, n 40, 43, S 40, there can be
but one right angle. 1t is impossible to
have two right angles, which he states he
has. Again the W line 45 rods, the f line
43 rods, and the n line 40 rods, may run
at right angles, but if so the S line must
exceed 40 rods, for the hypothenuse of
every right angled triangle must exceed
its base, however small it's other side may
be. The solution in either case when
properly submitted, is easily obtained.
Yours for truth, DANIEL GORDON.
Thorndike, Me-, Jan. 2, 1892.
Thirty-four poun DIS of raw sugar make
L.,
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14
Waldo County Men Abroad.

The People Clothing Store. Wakefield,
Mass. +. L. Cox proprietor. {. r. Davis
manager. is advertising one pair extern
sion skates on ala elegant :,s-i4lcIi CATER
sled With each boy s,lit or overc"at- 'l'he
sleels are guaranteed to beat any sled on
the hill" What ''CF" says g,'eS.
Mr.. +. Z. Cox, proprietor Of the Pee
)!e Clothing store ri Wakefield, has
bought out and win continue the business
;,f the $tonehan Clothing Co. ia stone
ham MI Cox is also one Of the l,roprie-
tors of the Peoples Clothing Store Of
Chelsea. and is connected with the well
known wholesale clothing house of Fenno
IL Co.. Summer St. Boston. He thor
oueIlly understands the business of run
ming successful clothing stores in subur-
ban towns and has faculty of obtaiaing
competent and gentlemanlg local man
ayers. Wakefield, Mass, Record.
The Financial News, of Boston, says of
A. T. Quiraby, proprietor and manager Of
the LacoIaia Hardware Co:
MI. QUICKLY is native of Maine, hay
ing been engaged in the hardware busI-
lAsS Ill otdkspoIE ioI oNtl ~ Years, WHERE
he enjoyed the esteem and respect of the
entire community, both in social and bust
ness circles He came to Lactnia nearly
foar years ago and established himself in
the store he now occupies, the former
proprietors OF which were Messts- Leven-
seller & SmaTt- Mr.. Quimby has a thor
ougA knowledge of the business and by
his promptness and close application to
business, honorable dealing-and those
three other essential qualities-Eut- push
and principle, has succeeded in bringing
to the front that branch Of business in
which he labors, and has well earned a
repuaHtfon envied by his competitors. He
is ably seconded in this direction by his
much enterprise AMI of high social stand
ing In the community.
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14

Thirty-fou poun DIS Of raw sugar make
81 pounds refined.
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14
\ Visit to the Workshop of Taxider-
mist.

Duling my Stay in Skowhegan last week,
l had the opportunity OF visiti4.,g the work
shop OF W. Z. Clifford, one OF the finest
taXieitrmi>tS in the State At the Hesel-
ton House lie had set up many very fine
specimens, which attracted much attention
from the many visitors. As we entered
the reading room. which is If large dimen-
siollS a brown bear at the left is seeming
ly watching the Corners and goers with
much interest, while above us Il panther.
crouching over lambkin. is Just in the act
OF dining. A black bear in the opposite
corner is climbnga birchen post and, look
irg from the window. out into the white
"hirling snow storm, sits 4 huge polar
bear. No less white than the snow outside
Elk. deer and caribou are ranged along
lie sides OF the room. but in the tarthest
corner stands the most magnificent of them
all. Il huge moose. This animal was Shot
about thirty miles from >llowhe9an. and
weighed more than eight hundred pounds.
rs | stood beside him my head lust reach
ed to the top OF the shoulder blade. while
far aloft lowered his great spreading ant
lers, crowninga head of noble dimensions
1t was rare sight. MI. Clifford has re
fused five hundred dollars for this SINGLE
specimen. Cases of smaller animals birds
&c, adern the walls of this room After
looking TINS collection over sew; raj times
was invited tovsit tie Workshop. and it
Woult takt Il volume to describe the ami
mails, birds and reptiles that have been here
set up. No lnenagtrie ever made 30 GOOD an
exhibition of the Wild folks Of the forest
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14
Another Note from North Haven.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE JOURNAL: AS
one OF the former inhabitants of North
Haven feel that the citizens of that little
Island owe vote of thanks to Prof Cow
en- for his appreciative note in which he so
tlttlngly referred to its natural beauties.
But am surprised that in the very hey
day of seasons with an T. Prof Gowen
could have visited the island and partakt II
not ST its Woloel Jul, succulent clans. AS
well go to Europe and not see Rome; as
we'll deliver a political lecture and not
point with PRIDE | could have sworn
that he had partakan of this luscious fruit
Of the flats, for the Cuhby Hole clam does
wonderfully stir ones poetic sensibilities.
am very prosaic man myself, but | dis
tinctly remember having swallowed one
not long since, when suddenly the thought
came to me that this clam might have had
tight with sculpin- and repeated with
neade
y y from the South at the break of day.
Bringing to Winchester fresh ,lisnav
The aftrlghted air with Il shudder bore
The terrible rumhle and grumble, and roar
nat showed the battle was on once more,
18th Sheridan twenty miles away
CORNELIUS PErTIGREw,
a. NJ, X. g.. F. Il. S.
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14

Love is the axle grease that makes the
wheels 90 round.
The face Of the earth has ever been ma :
ed with tear stains.
Time is but a cobweb thread in the in
finite web Of eternity.
We provide our happiness; other people
provide our pleasure.
Charity finds the steps to heaven by
keeping her eyes on the ground Detroit
Free Press.
The Republican journal., 1892-01-14
Wanted.

capable girl to do cooking and general house
work in a family of two persons. Good wages
References required Address
A. H. PLAISTED,
2wl Wateryille Maine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
@iUtertpetfcr.

Sttum M q Sa., 20. Sauuar. - @lle
Siise aus benz SiOeu uuo 9Seiteu itno in
8olgen bes tiefen Sdnee's uub Der ftrensen
aGlte oeripdtet. Geitern lanf her bas Sberz
mometer aui 20 bis 80 9raD inner 9tua.
Gin Sinh iit in bieiiger Staot erfror.u, unO
sroBe ytotb berrdt uuter oen Irmen.
Yitts burs, Ya., 20. Sanuar.-llm
llbr beute friib itano Oas thermometer in
Yittsburg auf pier @rao unter Nua. Die
adlte lit bic sriulmisite lett Sabreu, uno aui
benz 2anoe TT bas gSetter nod itr.nser.
QQe 3iige lino nm cine bis brel StunOell
peripatet. 9ie Seoieniteten Der aus Oem
Often anlansenoen .3ise baiten wdbrsno
Der oer9augenen 9tadlt auf ibrer 5abrt lber
oas aaegbeup G.bir9e eineu idweren
Stanb unO famen balb eriroreu bier an.
Utica, N.~D., 20. Summarize per-
gangene Naht mar cine bitter falte. 0as
thermometer oeS hieiieeH rStautS Soipi.
tails" rssiitrirte bsnte rib 27 Srao inter
9thu.
gSilfesb 3d., 90. Sanuar. -
SaS thermometer Itaub b.ute in ueri6leOes
uen 9eseuben BON 2userues sSountp aIl bier
bis ueuu Grab inter 9fuu.
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@ermiid,te teleerapbii6e oepeid,en,

- Su Ntontreal, Soronto unb anberen
StGoteu @anaea's murbeu 9eiteru Geoad)ts
niSs Ss9ptteSoienlte ;u @hren peS uerltorbenen
,SeHoeS uou Clarence uno guonbale abges
balten.
- Su Srentou, q. S., baben bies Ser.
iiheruugs Seieuldaiteu in 9nbetradIt Der
traurlgen Seriaiinns Der oortl9en 6eners
mehr cine Grb0buug Der Staten pon 25 fro@
sent auf ben l. Wt1rs augetitnbi9t, menn bis
pabin feline SerbeIieruugeu im y0dlweleu
porgenommen lporbeu ilnO.
= Seni. Sbeifeb, elm YierSehGnoler, lit
in Serartaua, Irt. BON Dem SiilfSlferlfl
81. gS. ySaqace srifoiien norbeu. ySallace
wollte ibn iueAen Sallhmiinserei perhaIteu
nno d)oB lbn nleber, ais er Wtlene mad)te,
enen Geuoluer su ;ebeu.
= Der BON Srlulpab natl philadelphia
betinllnte S1oouer uDtarD GogerS" itrans
bette mdhreub Der uorlesten 9tadlt nabe Be
lamares sSrcatmater. GIN 0fauOle ertrant.
= SIM 9ebauoutbal, III Yenuipluaulen,
oll eiue slettrlid)e Sahu gebaut werOen, nm
ben Sertebr smild)en @omelsoprf, SuauB.
tomn, 3tebrersburg, Wlillersburg, SSlnterSa
bile uuO Stuuhsburs ;u permittelu.
Gouperueur Sois Don Soma wur0e aeferu
III Sto 4lVliSp 81 lNiiIt4t 5IpIAhNH >t'hlH~
termiu iuaugurirt. Su ielucr Suauguras
tiousrebe oepunSrte er baS FrohIbitlOuSs
seet uno erfldrte, oaS Solt babe ourb Die
leete 9Sabl beplelen, paB eS peE 9SlDerrut
benelbeu Oerlan9e.
Srau Dtarp 0aleg murbe geitern III
@illimGutic, Conn.,, Der am 8. september
1891 ueriibten @rmproung SaS. Gorcorau'S
iiberiiibrt unO ;u lebenslGn9lher 3udtbauss
bait perlrtbellt.
6rau GliSa Sane SbarpleB, 65 Sabre
alt, lit III Der SSobuuug ibrsr Sdweter
Srau Saue nahe Seunetts Square, Ya., oil
Ser grippe geitorbeu. Sic 1T baS plerte
Wtit9lieo tbrer Samllle, meld)es innerhalb
;mel gSOt)eu lsner tiidN6en Sranfbelt gum
Spfer iiel.
- Die fatboliids ct. Shomusfrd,s unO
baS anitoBence YfarrbauS su 6airIeo,
Conn.,. brauuteu am Qieuitag Ibeup nlsoer.
@eluie Su Der Sirten9emeiupe 9ehOrlge
Stuliener, welde iid nit Dem Yrieiter, 3D.
ter Coleman, perieluoet batten, iteben I'M
Seroadt, pen Srano augelegt ;u baben.
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Safe Der grneuerung Der llnrubsu ben
S6ub berlelben su iiberuebmen.
&cbren nadj Sanortnabau, ,urId.

0oneon. 81. Sanuar. Brins unS
bie Briuseliiu bon gSales, ibre Sod)ter, Die
oer,osin Don SHE, YrilSeliinnen Yictoria
uuo 0tauD, GrinselIn Ntap bon Eed uno
Der Sersog bon SIZE neroen am Samita9
auf ibrem 6idlueg bon gSiubipr nad) San<
prin9bam mad 9Onbon fonmen. Ser Yrins
bon g8aleS uub bic Witgli.Oer ieiuer 6az
mile tparfen beute einen letten Ylif aui
ben Sarg, speld)er Die lleberreite bes Ser
;oss bon Clarence mn Aooupale entbdlt,
IN Der hilbert =geSad)tniBfapele ;u 8inolor.
4nnonn in, NebeI.
2orbou, 81. Sanuar. .-0oubon 1T beute
in eiuen iat ebenlo oidten R.bel sebiiat,
iuie sur 9SeibHadtsSeit, dlS iif 10 piele lln-
gliidSidle ereigueten. Ser Serfebr 1T mie.
Der uuterbroden unb es 1T 10 ouufel, baB in
alien Sabriteu, 2dben uuo g9.rfiidtten Die
@ashammen unO eleftriiden 9ittsr an9e.
siinoet peroeu muBten. gSie uiel @as
Ddbreuo Der 8eibna6tspofe in 9cubou
uerbraud]t murbe, tit aus Oem ltmIanpe su
erieben, baB Die veonoouer @asllsbt. &
@ote-Go.," melde etlua orel Siertel bon
1onbon nit @as nerIIebt, OIL eiuem elnsigeu
Gage lbreu 3unben 2S,000,000 &ubfIuB
9as lieierte. ln Jenem Gage perbrauhte
bic Gompasuie $4,000 Sonuen SOblsu sur
0eriteQnng bes @aies.
Gin ueaeS 21mt fur oen DemahI Der Asriusefii,,
2puiie.
SON o II, 81. SanIar. - Warqui5 bon
2orne, ebemaliser @eneralgouperneur uOu
Canada uuo 9emabl Der YriH;elllu gOuiie,
1T als gtatfOlser peS tiir;lih aeitOrbeuen
YrinSeu &ittor non Sobenlobe gum @ous
uerneur uno @onitabler oes Sd]IoGes @inp=
lor ernannt morben.
Nodb etm brennenoeS sd)ift.
2onb 0 II, 81. Sanuar. aus 9fena
9ort i'll YortlauO ansetommene britild)e
Sampier rSnlperlal 8rince," Capt. @or,
traf am 16. Sanuar inter benz As. @rab
n0rDlld)er Srelte unb 10. @rao meiilld)er
2duse eiu aroBss Stiii, ,peldes l,dterlob
braunte. &aii.lbe mar etma lets Dieilsl
entiernt, uuO Elm beitiser Norooititurm nil
tbete. Bdbreno iid) Der 0ampier benz
Sdtfie ;u nabern uerudJte, perbreitete fd)
eiu 10 Oidter gtebel, oaB gtlbts mebr BON
Dem Sabrieus su iehen mar, Mnc oils i,t Der
yiebel id)lieBlid, uersos, mar oaiielbe per-
idmunoen. Capt. @or 1T iber;euat, baB
bas SdifI nit Otann uno Naus uuterglug.
Die Ct. mar sur 3eit anlablid Oes Stur>
mes 10 aufger.st, oaB ale &erud)e Der
Wfannld)ait, il1 nit Sillfe Der Soote su
rstten, perseblid sspsisn iein wiirOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
N9tbiclbafter 500 clues bcta9teu
acknowledgements.

Slrml ng a III, IIa., 20. Sanuar.-
Srau Dtartba OauiS unb ibr Sruoer ". y.
9aufOrth ipuroen beute III ibrer gSobnung
su atbens, ala., als Seiheu aurgefunoeu.
Trau Sauls las Dor benz 8a,ult auf einem
Stuble, ibr aorper sei9.e SranomuuoeH an
Der Sruit auf, uno Sbeile ibrer aleioer wurt
ben Dor benz Sauie utter Dem S4nse ge=
funoeu - ein Seweis, baB iid irgenD cine
Sra90bie Dor pem tiirslideu Sdneeturme
oolt erel9nete.
Die yelde bes gruOers lag in .inem
Sette I'M auitoBenoen 3lmuer. Dian per.
mutbet, paB Die Sleioer Der Srau Seuer fiuz
gen, uno oaB ite bic Slammen loitte, inz
Dem iie iib i'll ben sur 9elt ia!lcuoeH S6uee
Dor Der Sbiire malste, cab ite ieoob babel
SranbWunoen erlltt, weldle pGter ibren
SoO berbeiiiibrten. Der Sruoer mar III
Sols. BON aranfbeit bettld9erig unb tonnte
tbr nidt bethlehem. Die Sbeorie, oab Elm
Serbreten uoriegt, 1T nidlt ausgei6loiicn,
uuo Der Coroner miro cine lluterudun9
upruehnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
Ser Stra6enbabt Strife 1T Yitts:
burg.

Bittsbur9 pa, 20. Sanuar. - Die
yYittsbur9s 9luegb.up Wanheler electric
Street @ar.@o.," Deren Sertehr leit ieeten
Ereitag Durd) einen Strife unterbrod)en mar,
bef0roerte beute inter Dem Shube Der Tps
l,el sp6li gSaggons steml1 regelmdBis
Iber ibre I6auptlnie. Die Strlter bi.Iten
fid fern uno telns 8ubeiOruugen ereisuetsR
iit).
Siele griatleute fnO anseit.lt tuoro.n,
uub morgeu wsroen mabrlt,eiulidI fInfunO-
swan,lg 9Sas9OuS I'M Sstriebe ieiu. 0i.
@ompagnie bat 6aitbefsble we9en auirubrs
eegen uerl6ieoeHe 6ibrey Der Striter er-
pirft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
Srauf 9arboIS6tre 1ttto ifarb

q d mono, 3d., 20. Sanuar. = Sr.
@aplano, Ghsis Sngeneur oes geruoe aus
Spue, gnglauo, su yteppOrt 9ieps, 3D.,
ansetommeneu britii6en 9ampier8 Sat
oin," puroe beute Na6ntittas aui oieiem
Sdiffe ols 2eite anfgefunoeu. @r mar an
etuer 0oilS aarbolIaure seitorben, Die er
entpeber ublihtll6 pper burb einen SIN.
tbum eIngenonmen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
Gin salfsSd,ertif perId,,p mmseu.

6as let o n, Fa., 20. Sanuar. = pilfss
SderIH JtOb. 6. Gouausbsp lit ieit elmer
III Der lseten Sonntagss Jtadt bier taitgc.
fuubenen 6euersbrunt ueriduunDen, mo
meNere Diannldatten weroeu uorgen aui-
breden, nm aue aobleugrubeu uuO anOere
Srte Der Ge9suo uab ibm III ourdiudleu.
als man bu ,u.tt iab, hattie er sl40O bis
$500, ,oen@rraa elmer er3pangsperitelserung,
i'll Der Said)e, uno man iiirdtet, oaB er
einem 9faubmoroe gum Spier geiauen lit.
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Srmtalitdt eines NauIttdmpfers

YbIla6el lp B Ia, 20. Salluar. : Srall
Sarab 'Sobbs, eine bejabrte Srall. ipeldle
am IA. Sanuar Don 3bOmas 6erguion mlBs
bauoelt wurpe, iit leete ytadt i'm 6oipital
al ben erbalt.neu Serleeunseu geltorbeu.
Sic nuroe beipubtlo5 auigefInben unO per
blieb in pisiem 3uitanoe bis ;u lbrem 2oDe.
Serguion, Gin 6aulltdmpfer, lebte init Der
God)ter jener suamrsn unO er bate Die
td9llde Gewobuh.it belOe Trauen Su priiz
aelu. Gr befiuoet it'd in lOait.
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Siutaerer Sd,uappS.

Ghicaao, 20. Suuuar. - Sas bier
taseuceOireftorium Der p9iltiaers'& & Sattle.
Seeoers' Co." (oeS pgSbisIep.5ruitS") bat
bsute na4 elmer lungeu Debate bsi1loi.n,
ben 8reis bes SGnappieS BON $1.1S AMI
s1.16 pro @allone berabSuieeen. Dies 1T
elne Tol9e Oe5 neuerOln9S uon pielen Sels
ten her be9ouu.uen Samples gegeu ben
uShlsfeDs2 2rulI," welder bisher bic Bro
button uno bic Yreiie oes S9uappieS jap
uollltGnbig controllrte.
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Gim balber 0aib 8ro0

aus rSunbeam=" Mebl lit beHer
als Elm san,rr Saib irseno eiues anz
ocrrn Srnors. llnb mir ,ucrbcn Sbz
nen, iagen ,uarum. Sunbeam"
Mebl iuirb our9 cine nenc uub perz
bcRrrtc Mctbobe nnu auserlejencm
Jriibiabrswai,en semablen. Sun
beam> "Mcbl entbalt al ben &le=
ber bes @ai;ens, mcl9en bus Winz
termai,sn=Mcbl nibt beitt. Sun
beam" abiurbirt mebr nuo lirfert
20 Yro,emt mebr 8rno, als irgeno
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0rose 9arsai,,s lit @eriuo,
1tuterfleioer 1ttto Strmnpitpaarela.

9a bielsr Serfaui lowobl Samen, ais
!6.rren bstriift, 10 reOen mir Su SelOen; bic
9Saaren. melte mir Sbnen offeriren, font
men aus nnierem resuldren Sorratb. Sic
ilno bic beiten iDrer 9Irt uno saus ncu; Die
einiadle 5hatiad,e iit, mir iluo iberlaDeu,
mir wiinl1eu nit alien ldmeren Stoiieu
auf3urdumen, beuor mir am 1. Sebruar
Gorreftur nebmen. 9eobadtet Die iehr sro-
fen Tebuttlonen, peldle mir gemad)t baben.
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Ssebnaospel, @aaren,
Ginoer=Rpfen,
S,ensfleiocrn,
p,aeintoibes,
ShdMIS
8amG)jadcm m.f.,p., t.i.w.

Wtau eeitatte uns Die Semertung, oaB Sle
gegenwdrtig martlrten Yreile - Die Yreiie,
in Die mir einid)neioeu, inoem mir bel belt
ielben einen 0iScOnto bon 20 YroSent eIus
treteu lalen-nitt mebr Die i'm slniaug Der
Sailon geltenreE Yreile itno. gSir baben
in leeten YtonGte mebrere TreisberabiseuWz
gen porgenOmmen, unr piele - bic leste -
lit cine 20 YroSents8eoutticn bon allen ans
beren Reoufttoneu. Sle befommen in gSirf.
lidfeit uniere gSaaren Su einem &iertel,
einem 0rlttel unS Der 0dlite regelnldbi9er
Yreiie. Seluhen Sic ben Serfauf 10 Sei-
ti9, ipie Sic f0nueu. @eiteru wareu mir
aeldaftIg; mir eruarten heute uno nlorgeu
iebr seidaftig su ieiu. sSer suerit tOmmt,
bat Die bette 9luSwabl i'm Eager uub lelbiI=
perftdnoIit) betommt Die auSerleIeniten Sars
gains.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
Uartie Tr. 3 All 60 StS

5erren=Stmben uRo =llnterboien ans Sa=
meelbaar Dfiiduns, Elm saleiounssiit,
ebeniaus sraue serippte naturipoleneS Samenz
seibten, bober pals uno lauge aermel, gang
sSolle, I'm es Dor SinlhImpien gu benabren,
resnIdrer Irels S5 Gents, Su 90 Gents o0s
C. tiif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22
Uortie SIR I an St.oS.

2Sei5e gang fpollcne Serren ,Scmoen uno
Soien-!Soien seidumt uno peritGrft, setammz
tes Sam; 0emoer nit 9tuihe oals, Irii5erer
Yreis S1.75, jett 81 .25 bas Stuf
@beHio peise SerreE MerinozSemoen uno
Soien, pou regular senlatt; frIberer Breis
81, lest 81 .25 bas Stiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22

G5anS raturiuollene sraue Seuben uno
6oieu, beitulO9Iihftes Sabrifat, seidnmies
9drn, auftraliite gSolle. aus lanser Stapelz
gSoae, resuldrer S2.25 alrtitel, jcet i'll
81 SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-22

b Sunbeam 1T mebr abantis uno bnnseraens
irsemb en ambercs @ Sum
beam beibt tr u9 brema 10 lang as irgenb Cit 2Snters
ssa,cn sruo emaises 8adn ssoe senHst mm es
Sro anf benz se Ban Sunbeam" 1T has sroke Tamlinz
eb! weles oemanm uanst fault @eriurn sic n @rnbez
~de bic aun na serng Sortbsi fir bic Geinanbeit nno
Buuns bsira gelumsn sic Sbrem 0roeer 9Semn
s nt ba fir sic an9aTs. 9senn ers nt tbu, tbun
Mrs.
Jo6n {. Ro0gerS e. Comp,
Geepbuu-jl2 oso Baltimore, Wto.