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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12
THE STATE PRESS.

Spokane Rersss: sic. ca stick 20 thst good old
sxlon-she best rnsn in municipal elections 70
gsrdisss OF politics"
Dayton Csrcas,I<. Cleveland In said 70 Be
losing s0T2s OF his sups-auoGs aesh- Politically
be IL Living skeleton"
Port Angeles Tribune: as is being whispereo
that General T. Il Cxysnaugh. OF Olympia, may
enter the race for the Republican nomination Tor
congress in tnts district"
Collar Gazette. sssincs che publication OF the
alliance lettsr. Mr. C. Il. Warner may be desig-
mated The great ! was For, verify, his guesr-
Material hopes are blasted The vhirlsgig OF
time has saafaea him up among tie Enavail-
aba"
Palouse CITY wsss: sBy the death OF j. c.
Haines the Republican party has lost one OF It's
ssrengest leaders ard she state OF WASHINGTON
one OF Fer most brilliant and distinguished
sons Colonel Hayes was probably the soiess
lawyer aud most forcibie orator in the state
Hamilton He-cd: such utferances ss ana
pubic expression indicate that the West Is will
ing TO accept as the Republican candidate Tor
president any man, 80 it's Blaine. Blaine has
made no declaration Of intentions, but Dis de-
msanor indicates that fBarkis Ia wiliin'.
Tacoma Herald: "JoAn Charles Raiaes was
one OF the most eminent lawyers OF the state.
In bis death Washington has lost citizen OF
distinguished and conspicuous ability. The
National Guard wound pay fitting tribute TO
his memory in providing statue OK other mon
ument for his grave"
Davenport Tfnses: "The news OF the sudden
death OF Colonel J. c. Haines, of Seattle, Last
Saturday from Ia grippe was unexpected and
shock TO the people al over the state. Colonel
Haines had long been commanding figure IN
political and oeial circles in the state, and the
news Of his sudden demise viii be heard with
universal regret"
Whatccm Ezpress: "a. F. Burlsigh, OF Seattle,
the young lawyer whose speech here during tbs
last political campaign was 30 fsvorably re-
ce4ved, hiss been appointed 70 succeed the late
Colonel Haines IS attorney for the Oregon I'm
provement Company. Some OF our eontempor-
aries are protesting against 50 brilliant young
man thus committing political suicide, but Mr..
Burleigh knows his own business. There II
nonsy in the new job, and money 10 power
even in politics.
Coulee City Nesrs: 'The work of gerrymander-
ing states 20 that they VIII rebound TO the adj
vantage of the party IN power is fast getting 70
be great evil some states have been divided
without any regard to geographical lines, so that
t5ey contained the necessary voters of the party
to the transaction. The Democratic party has
carried on this system OF piracy until they have
robbed the VIII of the people In some states en-
treiy. Now they have coEmsneed their tactics
in regard TO presidential electors, and where IL
viii end 10 one can tell Such work should
hasten the election Of the president and United
States senator's by the popular vote OF the
pNOr,ies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12

Without the Mckinley act American
pork would still be excluded from nearly all
European markets, American breadstufs
would be driven out of the West India
markets, and Brazil would be selling rs
nearly all her coffee, sugar and hides
while buying her imported necessaries
from Europe. Germany gives Us lower
rates on bresdstuffs in return for free
sugar; France Is prepared TO offer lower
rates on American agricultural products,
while new treaties are being negotiated
with Mexico and other nations.
The announcement that the president
will issue proclamation March Is enforc-
Ing the reciprocity provision of the McKin-
ley law will probably bring both Venezuela
and Mexico to terms. Venexuela has ex-
ported more coffee 10 the United States
than any other country except Brazil. the
exports for the year ended June 80. 1880,
having amounted 20 81. ess. 600, which was
more than ons-hfth as much a. Brazil
furnished.
Mexico sent us coffee 10 the amount Of
S. 54s, 900 in the same year. The three
countries Of Central America are Costa
Rica, Guatemala and Salvador, whose COM
bined exports Of coffee 20 the United State,
IN $50 amounted 70 about 81, G32, 600 None
If the republics named produces : large
quantity Of hides or sugar for export.
Salvador, Costa Rics and Guatemala
have already indicated their determination
80 make tariff concessions 80 the United
States, and Niearagua viii OF course re
compelled TO 90 likewise or lose Its mar
ks,.
Meanwhile the success Of the American
protective policy serves 20 increase the
fareign hostility TO absolute free trade
France has raised her tariff from . 70 90
per cent higher than before. Italy has
recently increased duties on many articles
. per eens. Another resetionl The Ger.
man Rsiehst2s voted down by very large
majority proposition to reduce the tariff,
New South Wales. the only selE-goyerning
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THE MINsTREL's LOT.

Ny lady, when thy cavaliers
ABOUT tiny ioosstool bend,
And wait thy words with eager ears,
Thou d9st not ccndescend
To look on me. Ny faithful lutte,
Tnat soothed thee with its song,
Hath lost its charm, the strings are nuts
Amid the knightiy throng.
Thou givest one thy sleeve 20 wear,
And one thy hand TO press.
Thou dOst believe them when they swear
Eternal fsithfulness.
Their vows thou dost not seek to prove,
Thou art content the while;
And yet 10 me. whose life is lore
Thou graatssr not one smile.
Yet when, perchsnce, some feat OF arms
Doth cali thy knigats away,
And they, forgatfGl of thy charms,
Ride forth 70 join the fray,
Ere the last pennoned lance 10 hid
By hills that lie beyond,
To soothe thy sorrow am bid,
And gladly respond.
Thy thought is with the cavaliers
Who laughing RODE away;
And to dispsl thy lonely tears
tune nv loving lay.
an forgot in loves sweet song,
All happiness Is thine:
But love is true, my love II strong,
Thy griefs are coub!y mine.
Thou knovest not this love I hold,
Thou dost not understand
The love that In my songs IL told
Love beautiful and grand.
Songs serve 70 hasten tagging time,
Thy dreams are dreams OF pride;
The lover pictured In my rhyme
unknown waits at thy SIDE.
-Flarel Scott Mines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12

IT'S an insult to
your intelligence,
but some unscru-
pulous dealers try
It For instance |:
you're suffering
from some Skin,
Scalp or Scrofu-
lous affection, or
are feeling !" run
down Z" or" used
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12

Fully 100000 smigran;s must have left
Europe tais year in the steerags Of ships bound
for various countries. About $4,000 OF them
have come 10 tie United States; about 20 900
have gone to Brazil, nearly 10000 TO Australia,
aud the rest Of tae l,ooooC0 70 the British-Cana-
Clan provinces, 70 Caps Colony, 70 the Spanish.
American countries, snd 10 ether parts OF The
WoEld Besides this large number of s.eerags
passengers, not far from 2oo 90 esbin passengers
Of European birth have LEI. their native ecun-
tries tor foreign p&rts.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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various cities and town. Of the Northwest,
nor 10 postmasters, who are in al cases
authorized 20 take subscriptions for the
Daiiy, Sunday and Weekly PosT-IsrEILI-
GEKcEH
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up,n There's q torpid liver, impure blood,
and all that may come from it
You've decided, wisely, tint Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is the medicine to
help you You know that it's guaranteed
to do SO, as no other blood purifier Is
money back.
Can you ask morea
But what Is best for you 10 take isn't
always best for the dealer to sell He offers
something that's Just as good" Is il
Gkelyl II the makers Of . medicine can't
trust 1t, can your
II they can trust il, then why not guarun-
tee it, as the makers Of the " Discovery do
The genuine sold only through authorized
agents, at the uniform price Of $1.00.
Beware Of spurious limitations or 9Iu-
lions, offered at less prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12

DIR. SCHENCK's Book on Consume
ton, Liver Complaint and DyspepsiA,
sent Free.
DIR. j. II. SCHENCK A SON, Philadelphla. Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06

Waune tan abseriiien mar, oaB Der rette
Nrm 9ebroden upo Der &eruugliidte az
ldelnenb aud iunerlide Gerlesunaen oapon
aeuagen hattie. 9luf melde 2$etie D S'Soole
iu isluen Serlesungen fam, wsiB CT nlAt
anSugeben.
" ii iinld)t 9eidieben mad 80.
reldlte gelterH oHrdl tbreu Sahmalter Otto
Suutel I'M StaOt=sreisgeridt etne Sla9e
auf gbeld)elSung bon Sid, uno Sttt BON
lbrtn @atten gSilhelm 6Obler cir. Die
3la9edrirt iast: oaB SaS Gaar 1862 i'll
Santerberg, 5dnncoer, geherrathet, lett 20
Sapreu III Baltimore anllllg, oaB lebcnoe
Slnoer oorbaHoen, ipooou slpel nod uNmilEz
Dig, Is, rep. IS Sabre alt lelu.
Ote = olum bus Statiie, pelf)e
bon Cen blerlelbit wobuenben Staieueru int
u2rnlo=6lu. Fart" aulaBllD peS Gplums
onS*Gages entbiIit perocu lou, miro beute
poH benz Breiioeut StraBeu=Sahnboi forts
gel1aHt. Scu it iur olelelbe, laut eluem
SeleJramm oes Shatamtelefretdrs oil cen
SolenNebmer MarIHe, nld)t su sablen.
Der rs olum ia % dinner d r"
eripablte in leiner aeliri9eH &erlammluug
folgsnoe @eamts: GrHit Sabn Yrafcents
y. geilrbad) Slce Yralipent, s Gyrng
Sd)atmeilter, Yaul 9oit Setretdr, @earJ
SIlIiug yeibbiblotbetar, Nus. Sharnagsl
Collector; feruer alS WIlif. ble pD.
q. Sitting, sSiiisl, W. SObm unp aHniel,
une ais Sergniiganss @Oh..e bic 50.
Sd)arna9el, Sdulte, S0bm unb 0uppel !;
terner Yruf. Snlius 3iegtelo ais %ersta5,
0irl9euI. Gin soloeneS Dtehui1on purOe
fir jenen SerrH, Der bic meliteu uttlucu
Ntlt9lleber gewnnt uuo cine lilberne Me-
oallle fir Semen, Der Die GrOben an BE ten
bsluht, ausgeleet.
Der I'll b bdngige 2eih= I'M
Sparuere uou 3 it=S q Il III c"
uerlammelte ii1 geitern absuO III Der DGlle
oes Srn. 9tlf. Appel, 9ir. 1922 Siio &nll.
StraBe. 81 lelner regelmdBi9e Sabre5ltfung
nebf Seamtenpahl, III meld)er 0erHrGNptut
aug. 9engemlble oeuSorilt unO Der Setres
tar 6raHt 5. pep oaS YrOtotoa fubyte.
9ta6 &ornabme Der iibllben Houtlutgez
ldIdfte CAB Der SeIret6r oen 6inausberlrDt
betanut, ua6 lueld)em Die @inuabmeu, EN-.
idllieBlld elnes lleberihEileS BON $l,793.69
$67, ,O66.S5 unO Die Nusgaoeu S64, ,418.03
beriige, uerbleibeI omit in Der 3ahe
$2,648.82. Gas Gutbabcu maht ole
Summe bon 7l47, ,S0G.65 uup sic Scrbi"b=
li6teiten $l47, ,S06.65 aus. Ger Heiuertra9
aus bem lebten SABRE betrdgt $4,856.97.
Sir Die peri Ioiieueu II Ntonate wuree
elue Oiuloenoe uou ProSeut erfIdrt. Sler'
auf ltrltt man ;ur Seantens nno 9lrettos
reumabl. Yer AItlamutou wuroeu wisoer
seWGbt: gug. 6engemlblc Yrapoent, Sol.
Stanlber9er %lce YrGitOent, 6rant j..
peB Setretdr, SrteOrih Seller Sdatmetz
Ter NIB y. SdmIe Seremsanpalt; ferner
als 0mettoren ole 61. 9tt. appel, Sob.
@ebbarot, OtiG. 5osB, Sob. yorber, y.
Nforgeretb, ". Jtels, Sob. Gupp uno Sol.
Sd)OHlg. Na1 SdllnB Der Seriammlung
eruirte Der bellebte 6erbcr9Suater gtlt. 9tpz
pei ben Wtlta!leoern elnen 0elltaten ynnld.
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ssod eim @boleratau III sse,p.g . OFT,

9t e 10 or t A. Sttober. - Die Don
SattsriolO9en Slggs unO 0uubam al ben
llebe.reiten Sas. Diiaer's BON gtr.255, Neit=
30. StraBe, uOr9tnommeue llutsrluduug
hat .rsebeu, oaB psr 0tann Der aiatilhea
@bolera er!aa. Die gtahridlt uerurindt be-
nad,tlite auiresuug, uosm il. benefit, paB
Die Cholera III 9teluzDorf nod, INNER nid)t
gan, iiberpunoeu lh. Oas Saus 1T ftreng
quarantdulrt. Ser SAT- ift Der adte uHs
sluellelbalts Gholerafau, peld)er ild) in ser
Slaot Nelu'Yplt erelgnete.
oeute Ibenb wuroe BET 45>j1brige Sta~
liener Hlugl Sono als geite i'm Souterraiu
pon 9ir. 68, GroSbpNraBe, moe leit 5abrsu
III einem bon Dem gunlpeulammler 6ran-
cisco 0fassolo 9emletbeten 6aume alndd)t.
lid ssldlai.n lalte, aufqeiunDen. Gr lag
auf bem gooeu uno ielue @eiidtssiige
waren ldredtd perscrrt. Ser Coroner,
welber Die gelte beidtigte, mar Der ln.
itdlt, oaB Sono au Der Sboera geitorbeu 1T.
Der Subte wurre nadl ncr Dtorgue res
Gmpfanss=6oipltals sehrad)t rnb cas- Sc
tauoe au Der GrosbptraBe beSlni;lrt MD
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@ablen iut Sitoen.
Georgia folst Dent 9eiipiels Slprioa's uus
Der anosrsn Smoitaaten.-&eiueM Musiitb=
ten fur Die u pIfs yartet III 9irie.


Ntlauta, @a., 5. Sfteber. - Georaia
ertu1hlte beute elneu @ouperueur, ienitlae
Staatsbeamtem uup eiRe geglSlaiur. 3pei
Staatstidets ilno im 6eIss, bas pemotratiz
ite uno basjenlae Der pSoltSpurt.i." Die
Gepubllfau.r ittuten lem Staa:stdet AMI,
ionberu beihrdnt1en ild ant Die Domination
ton lr1ToenT d]alt5s sGlettoreu. Sle bemii=
beu iid inbsheu, cine 1tlererlG9e Der Demo.
fraten berbei Su iuhreN, luoen he Die Stlm.
men lhrer Fartel Der pSoltSParel" III uberz
t.agen iuhen. Sn .pleieru lbuen 0ie5 ae1
llnseu rirp, hlelbt abSuparten, pcnu elrl
aroBer Ghtil Der 9ts9er, ioluIt audJ piele
wcl6e 9lepublfaner, welgern lld), ctn 6ubz
rem ibrer 9artei, lpside tal Ohne Nusnabme
SunbsSbeamte ilno, Ill oielem Huuite su ee-
hor6en, uuo ertlGreu, ils mitrOsu lieber fir
bic Ssmotrateu finlmen. oils llr Die brittle
Gartei. Ser bemptratld)e @ouuerueurs.
@aubiOat iit Der seseHmdrti9e G0up.rneur
yiortbeu, uuO Derlenige Der vSolfssartei"
Sr. 9S. g. Bed. Der Staat beitebt aus 1877
Counties, uno bic critic 4art.i hat in ieosm
oerielben, nur nit elner ooer ;lpet 4usuab.
men, @auOlSaten fir Die ye9lslatur auiae>
felt.
Sadionpille, Sla., 5. Sftob.r. -
Die heutigeu g8ablberldlte beitGtlseu Die ge=
tern seuladten 4roph.Se Selun9en. Die O{a.
loritGt nes bemofratllden @ouoerneurs.
&anoioaten Otitd)el Iptro nid]t Inter 23, 800
betraseu uno pieleltlt auI $4,000 iteiQeu.
Ser 9aubibat Der Soltspartei, Sr. @astiu,
bat i'm @ansen 1000 biz 5000 Stimmen er.
halten unO Die e.sis!atHr 1T fait ausidlieB=
lid bemofr6tlid).
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gStiteIa&p Yeio 1tno WtcSstnleD lit
&oIfnff

9 # II, 4. Sttober.- Cine republifa.
nildle Notwithstanding wurOe heute
abeno III Der u6areull 6aae" GbgehalteH.
0ie 9teoner maren A1tb. J8bitelap Neio,
@ouperneur VicAlnlep, Sice Souuerueur
'Salle uno 2dltb. foger 2Soicott. Sr.Saile
1T Der 9e9enpartige republltanild]e Ganp,z
bat tilr oas Gouucrneursamt unb A0r. SSolz
colt Oerlenige fir bas s(mt bes Slce-@ou-
uerueurs. Ser sluolang mar euorn uno
groBer @ntbIilasmus berrldt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06

. lie 8esiftriruna.- - Nit rem
geltrI9eH Gage ld)loB Die biesidbrise 6ssl'
llrirun9 III Der StaOt Baltimore. Sas
9elanlnlt-Geluliat lam ais ein suIrleNeu|
nellenoes anaelehen werOen; es iiIO pielss
Sahr ungefdhr 1000 Stimmssber mehs re-
9tlirlrt oils III ue. e.gaugeusn Sabre. Dterts
miirrlgs &eultate ergeben fiji, wenn man
III ben nadlltehsnren Sabeleu Die 3abltn
IN ben sSaroS persleidlt. 9aS IeiultaI DER
6e9Iltr'rung an leeteu Gage mar, ple Iclgt:
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Grs Yrdftocttt Gterelano 1T Netp=
Nuff,

Rew Dort, 4. Sflober. - grYrdii.
bent @lepelano blelt heute Nbeno eneu
Gmpfans iul 2utale bes v0emotratilden
Clubs Der Stapt Ne,psYorf," 9a. 617, 5.
apenue. no tpm nabeSu 500 Yerlonen cle
QanO reldten. SeIator Sll uno Goupers
neur Slomsr hatteu gin'aOungen erbalten,
leoo6 erldlleu Steiner Oerielben.
Ser r=YrailOent bislt sine turse ans
lprabe, i'll wel0er er leineu 0auf fir Die
ibm Sn Sbeil geworbene, parne Selpll=
tommnuug auBerte. Inter oen Qnmelenoen
teIanpen lld p6. SSm. j. Sarrltp, 9on
Wt. 9idinion uno g. .. Sberln pom De'
mofratlden yfatiouals @omlte.
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(stns unierer aeitriseu2. WoraensNusaabe.)
tlm8liid an eiuer 8abnfrca3ltn9.
GoIacn Der lInpnriidltisfeit eines Sadltcrs.
= 3pei Yaffaaiere eineS strabenbabns
gSag9onS aeto otct uno mebrere amoere
Id1lper perIett.

Cincinnati, /, 4. Sftcber. - Giue nit
brei belaoenen SrahtmaagOus liotid fab
renoe Vofomotoe Der p@lncinuati 93aibs
tugton= =Saltimorer 9abu" bemolirte beute
abeno elnen gSasgon Der Sobn.Straben
Yferoebabn. uub oas 9telultat III, oaB swet
Yerioneu 9et6btet, tiinf idIwer p.rleet uno
25 in sroBen Sdrcdeu ueriett nuroeu.
Ser SSddlter an Der Sreuiuu9 miro fir
oas llu9liid perantmortlid gemad)t, neil
berlclbe osn sSa9gon uumittelbar Dor benz
.3uge nod ben Seriub mafeu lies, oas
Seleiie su treusen. Der uorosrIte Srad)ts
wa9gou t!af Die hiuterc YlattiOrm bes
StrabeubabnpaggOus. aui welter iid iies
ben Ysrlonen beiauoen, uub rib oieielbe 10
glatt ab, ais oh ile abseid)nitteu ware.
.3pel uon oeu ilebeu Berloneu, ndmli1
Sobn Sries, 90 Sabre alt, all Der Queen.
@itp=Ipeuue wobnbait, uuo YrHitouSasent
Sobu 9. Dturrap, yir. SO, @elt- Court, war.
ben getootet, Sarnep Slepatridte@m. 6Ow=
arb Sohulou unO SatOb Geuhart wabrldeiuz
LID toptll1 unO Satob Sermann, lomle Saz
fob Sperrnagel men;ser beoentllt perleet.
6rleS flel bon Der Ylattform inter ole GGz
Der beS 3uges uuo murDe bu9iidblld III
Spel Stiife geid)nitten. .
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Ser Sitraerfricg in 0euea,teIa.

Nem y orf, 5. AliOber. - Yaliaaiere
ocs heute aus "a 9uapra, Seue ,uela, all
gefommeuen 0ampiers rSeuesuela" briu=
gen Die yiadriGt, DaB Der Suiursenten= Sc,
neral @respo am %. september NIT IA 900
Oiaun BON Salencia mad Der Sauptfaot
Caracas autbraA, uHO oaB cine @n.laet=
Ounssi9la9t leet isOen Sag bnrt ermartet
rpirO. @respo bat mebrere europaild)e uno
uOroamerltanite @euerale in islner armee,
baruuter aud einen o.utihen General, giaz
mems @ioener. 0ie Gesl.runqsrruppeu
iluo MIR 5000 Manu fart uuO meroeu Don
bem @eneral Yrelioo commanoirt. Sl.
habeu Caracas serdunlt unO baben cine
islle Stslluus su yass2esuas, is9s Nieilsn
eutTerut, elnsenoulnleu..
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WnOiuaN's 9Se0oN : &clscf

b;fdHbig i'm Saue babe. Gem G5ebyoEh rr!rn tl,b
llets bel ScDmcricn Euo 4TaR3tt mo9thHero cripcls
fen. Is 9ibt ytdJt5 N oeJ S&e.t pG5 StMcJ5tn 10
itneu fllt uno Den Nort'hrglt osr SraR3cIt gcmGt,
iuie ocS "9feaop sIielItT."
5HHerltb b tuTllt eiH b0l0cr bis Su eIaew 9a.s
ten Ibeeloilel roll 1t rHeIi g0lbcl G.Us l&UHtl II
penIgtH NlnuteR StramrFc, SbumnUi:cIi. Vus
aCuinurc. Nc1cltrlt. UrbrcdicU. SuOhVcHutn,
0erpoiitGt, SellGflpNgrfit, sIGmfb.itc Nopf1
fdImerjen, S!abwnBeT HUp Gue inucrtidlEn
SdlmcrieU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
Wsam Diite fidl por MaGlabn,l:nNen.
NaDlpQD'S YtOcn,
SaS srpbc 2ebcr= i.uo IIGGeus
Wiittel

fir bic SeiIurs altr GtO,n bts 0a9:aS, der Yes
Der, Der GlugetueIor 3iercu, SIaie, RcSpeaz
Ieipeu, Srancnlctocu, Wppctit=0eriun, "ssPl;
fdImerI, Yeritopinug, Sor;IciUIBtcii, umYGrz
oau!id)fe!t. Siliulitlt IftCher, uut-H.eI3Ss
Sut;uuouu1, SSammUrSpi0tu uRb O!tt y-IpcI
bet @iR9eneloe. Relu ptgti0bI,tii, eE.l-lt tslH
GusditI6.r Yiln,rOtltR O6ct l0aoIthe GroBHea.
8st2:ftc 8sroGuGua lgITo trtuHQt, GcEI man
EaomGp'5 BlleH tIahlmmIy 21sHH maH AsS5 tgal,
mtlGen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
Gin &eilniittel fiir ali.
gommers Complaints !
2smBr! Qiarr65e!
GbOlcra .!tlOrbus!

sir balber 21ssoif:t ooH "9eoop JleItci" in t,Hcm
baibeH @lac pou 2&Gisr uIcoerbolt, 10 ICrAe oIs
@ntletrungtn lorolutrl, mo tin TiGEel. UisdcdNps
yt.lei" Netriutt, ar ben Daaeu uEtereIb aele4t
Dcrosn iooutsc SIHotuuUg seben uao bato Ole 9els
lung bsmIIteH.
IS II bOdit midtia, OaB leoe 6amiltc eiucH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
eMlalaria in ibrrn uer(tbiebrurn -5ur-
men grbsllt unD prrblttt.

es eibt tein 9eitmittc in Der gStl;, lUtiii3 g8.bs
ielitber In0 ale dnotrcR malGulueI, hllloitH uEo
ioH9cH Rcbeg 10 dHcll turllt untcIitut oHrdJ JGos
pap's EileH, ais 9uopUu'S oReGop sjelIeI"
SO Sents ole t5IaidIs. SIS eipotbeteW SW bas
bcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
2loro0eutG6er s 20 y D.
.s &e9tlmaBi9e
- 0antpf SGiffa6rt
tptihcH
Baltimore un0 Sremen.

Durt bic eisens ia1 bi,,r 3ptd an Der G9oe e.bau'
ten, nit En- SIforoerHlilcH uerelcHcH
neucn eiieraeu &cnoaulPlihinc
"aarSrube" lHtu). capt Rc8ler'
.Uiuade1" (Heu). GGpt @teeHdeH.
~gScIgior" tHeU .Gapl Nttttt-
r3rtsoe1". (HtU) .-.......-..-. capt SuA07c.
.S,rmaH1" .. Observation-Disclosures Gap;. : mI.ttE.
Stuttaart" ..(neu) .&dpt. Don ztlUamlHl.
-eieIo" .(ECa) ......-.-... .&0pt- taler.
,Dlber6ura" lEcu) ....--..--.-... .GCrt &Gth.m1HH.
n2almIiGot" tECiI I....-. .Ga7.. Ho9efer-
Die GTpeOltionsta9e iino, wie fOl9t:
Don BTtmtH: Don Baltimore:
"DiiintcH" 10. Scgt. 5. G:t uJr ytdtm
r9r;$ssH" -. Stpt. Il. CH. > utr Natm
r!gohrntauicn 20. Gcpt. l9. ST. lbr yiatnE
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uao Iern.r1lH isosa DonH:rfas pom SrenIen uHo
lsben UiitIpoh Don Baltimore.
Swiidieuoedsspaiia iiaGe:yrcis:
@on SaltlMOrc nGCl SreneH .S22. 2.5O.
Bon CreHsH Hadl baltimore -..--.--... 2o-OO.
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uHO 5uriif ......,....... ...........-..... 445O.
Son ifaao:n0oitcr Stiottn ..... S24.0O- $500.
StHoey SptiLcE mo II Jabrsn halbsr 4Srcls.
IajlteEz gd'ilJtsPutS. UOH 800 al.
FuroJelit' Elltte ....- UOR 500 on.
Nt3'n 5radbt uTo 4GiiGge meHoe man IIA an sN
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u. S9uma6cr g. Gnmp,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06

SGnttttuaareu t,n vg0iucnsSaoeu,
9ir. 10, SSeitsgerIugtons SuaBe.
(aus31-4 .pD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
Ser 9entide GorreIbonoemt,
Tdsli6, podentIi6 unb Sonntass.

Gd9Itup, W0lutHtltlD Hnu SuHHtuYs,
q. Naine, Gigentbiuier nuo Reoaftems.
eion.f<Gde Saltimorssstrabe unb PoitzSffice zHue.
gr,is bes tdeIidbcn SIattes, burh Trigger in Bal.
tinore uno in Der giabbarifoft beiorst, 121s Sts.
t6slidbe unb Sonnta ass ssunsgabe 5 Cts. pro
2Roe, ,abIbar rofeutli an bic oasSIatt beiorseHoen
@ortozg zgcrousbe,ablune $3.50 pro Sdhr. fur iirSere
5eit i'm Gcrbdtnib fur Die n66,entlid,e MuSsabe
nit sonntassblaft, portoirei, nit absus tr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr, nab irs.nb sinem Srte beS Snlau,
bes, "a nab europa scmmtae ssIuS eabe 81
pre- Sabr.-Das bette uno btuiglte oenti63e OIatt
tn ben Viittels unb Sabaaotsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
9o(0 Duff =]l(e6(
lit oas bette!

n Der sarsen gseIt in fein ieinercs gisbl su tauen,
nnb biee "Sotte5sabe" fann in leoem Srocerie=Saben
Saltimors's FIR ipeEia @eIb .ritaabeu perbsn. gs
If aus beiem ginaeota'cr gpaisen scnaben nnb
ibertrifit of. ouoereH pebIe our1 is,H. 6eiHbeit,
arait uno Subistsit.
gsir en,piebie1 Gjoo Suif gPetI auf bas gSdrmIe
unb sarantireH ole GIaitat sinss i.b.n Safes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-06
Sn YareeIona berhaitet.

u 0 nj, 5. SftOber. - giner Sepeidle
aus Biia Sufols. 1T Der betauute aEard)iit
ad)icd)i bort bel ieiuer Intunft uon Sarce.
Iona uerhaftet porpan. Sn benz Sample,
melder ii9 bel Der 5eftnabme Ndicd)i's
en:lpann, ,uurOe ein FolIiit uabeSu er-
ld]oileu.