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Arizona republican., 1892-01-28

thank you with all my heart for your
noble and generous bravery" Her name
is Mile. Dupre, and she is on the point of
getting married.
M. Houssaye, charmed with her simple
bearing, and delighted with the medal
she handed him, said to.her: 80 you are
going to be married are your Well, am
glad to hear it, and shall consider it an
honor if you will allow me to provide
your gown for the wedding and another
gown made of flame colored gauze to re-
call to mind the first day made your
pleasant acquaintance" It is needless
to say that she accepted the offer.-Paris
Cor. st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
BRIGHT COLORS OF FALL.
A PLEASANT RELIEF FROM THE
USUAL SAD TlNTS.

The Radiance OF the Season Is Not Con-
hned to the Gowns of the Young, but
Women Of Years May Also he Bril-
liant.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
The Craze for Horseflesh In Berlin.

The Craze for Horseflesh In Berlin.
l heard yesterday that the French lik-
ing for horseHesh is initiated to such n
degree in Berlin as to have become q
craze. Several invitations have been TO
ceived by proprietors Of Partisan restau-
rants to grand banquet Of this meat,
announced to take place in one of tho
principal restaurants of Berlin. Dishes
prepared only from horsefesh will be
served, and tho menu comprises the fol-
lowing: Horse broth, with tapioca; horse
tongue, glazed and ornamented; horse
brains a la Toulouse; roast loin Of horse,
with cranberries; horse head en- tortue
with salad.-Cor. Philadelphia Times
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ALL Contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
BUSINESS Locals 10 cents per line first In.
sertion aud cents per line each subsequent
insertion.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
A Story OF Arsene Houssaye.

A curiou, adventure has happened to
M. Arsene Houssaye, the author. Some
years ago, while at his country seat in
the department of the Aisne, he saved q
little girl from being burned to death in
fire which occurred on her fathers
farm. He had forgotten all about the
event till the other day, when hand
some young woman called at his chateau
and informed him that the firemen Of
the village where the conAagration took
place had voted him medal.
81 am the child you rescued from the
flames" she said. "and have come to
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
Lived In y Crypt rwenty.eisht Years.

Robert Davidson, who for twenty
eight years lived in the crypt of the
Westminster Presbyterian church at
Baltimore, is dead. He was born in
Ireland in 1911, and came to America
early in life. Some years before the
war he became sexton of Westminster
church. He fitted up room in q
humble way among the graves and
tombs beneath the church, and since
1858 he lived there in a hermitlike way.
He was extremely reticent in regard to
his history, and would never give any
explanation as to how he came to choose
such place as dwelling place.--Phila.
delphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28

/ don't think can remember to have
ever seen such pretty colors worn at the
same season of the year, and they are
not given altogether to the young, for
quite elderly women may be seen in
combinations of color which are features
of this season.
There is a deep, rich, dark red called
dahlia, and this, with gray, is made into
costume for portly and handsome
matron, and it is a handsome gown.
Beige with green is another pleasing
combination. The skirt of beige, with
narrow green ruffies at the bottom. The
Henri Something basque has the upper
sleeve of beige and the revers and pocket
lids. All the rest is green, and the hat is
made to match.
Heliotrope velvet, Louis XIV coats,
with brown camers hair or cloth skirts,
both trimmed with narrow gold braid,
make another striking but beautiful
combination. Dark blue and Russian
green are made up together, and black
and yellow are seen everywhere. Black
and yellow are superb when properly
used together
Black cashmeres, camers hairs, and
in fact all kinds of black goods, wool
and silk, are very effectively trimmed
with yellow, the shade depending upon
the wearer's taste, and hats and bonnets
are made TO match. noticed dress
on young lady OF combination of
Lincoln green with ultramarine blue,
the joining parts being hidden beneath
profusion of gold braid, and the whole
effect was rich and stylish, without be.
ing in any way unpleasing or gaudy.
Young girls wear costumes in one
color most often, and they of beige, tan.
pale gendarme or faience blue or crushed
raspberry or soft pink which has sort
of creamy overbloom. Crepon, cloth,
cashmere, serge and Henrietta are all
suitable for these. and they come in all
these colors. Pearl and French gray are
also much seen, sometimes trimmed
with colors, passementerie or velvet.
The set pieces Of metal passementerie
are particularly pretty.
One very pretty dress made for bride
Of last week was Of faience blue crepon,
with three narrow rufles at the bottom
of the otherwise plain skirt, headed by
band Of gold passementerie. The coat
basque had semimilitary cape at the
top, richly braided in the same manner.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28

DIR. Prices Plavorlng Extracts.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
Shot the Dummy.

James Toles, well to do colored man,
near Plain City, o., was awakened few
nights ago by the unusual barking and
snarling of his dog, and going to the
door with his shotgun fired at the figure
Of man standing near one Of several
apple trees on which his Thanksgiving
turkeys were roosting. The figure fell
to the ground, and Toles, cautiously go.
ing forward, found it to be q dummy,
made with old clothes stuffed with straw.
In the meantime thieves had carried
away seven fat gobblers.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
The Intense Briiliancy of Lightning.

One consequence of the short duration
Of lightning is an apparent diminution
of its brilliancy. 1t has been proven
that light cannot produce its full effect
on the eye unless it remains at least as
long as one-tenth of a second; but light
ming lasts only the ten-thousandth part
of q second, and it follows from this that
what we see is 100000 times less bright
than it really is.
When We recollect that even thus di-
minished its brilhaRy is such as to
cause temporary blindness if too closely
watched, we may feel grateful that we
cannot see it in its true vividness, for
our human powers of vision would be
too weak to bear such sudden and
overwhelming nation.-Electric-
itv
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28
Correspondence of The REPUBLICAN.

New YORK, Jan. 20.-When the trees
are denuded ana everything DegIns 20
look brown and rusty and desolate, wom-
ankind usually follow suit and put on
dark dresses, which are, they fancy, in
proper keeping with the season, but this
autumn there has been a small rebellion
in that respect and dainty light colors
are seen in the streets at a time when
they are particularly grateful to the eye
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28

with blue feathers and brown velvet, was
to be worn with it.
Another very elegant, but exceeding.
ly simple gown was made for friend Of
the bride, Of beige cloth, fourreau shape,
with deep box plaits in the back, instead
Of the fat plaits SO often seen now.
Around the bottom were four rows Of
close feather trimming in graduated
widths. The coat basque was bordered
with the narrowest width. A tiny bon
net Of emerald green velvet, Persian
braid and beige plumes was worn with 1t.
These two costumes can be copied
with the certainty that they are the
latest styles, and they can be made Of
any material that Is suitable for the
season.
Another exceedingly pretty dress that
can be easily reproduced Is In the orig
Arizona republican., 1892-01-28

The REPUBLICAN Is pleased to contribute In
public matters but ali notices of festivals, fairs,
meetings of societies, suppers, entertainments
aud mention of marriages, births and deaths
beyond the regular announcement Will be
charged for at regular rates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-01-12
rfopfnttg,

Gerftotfnnq In cine ber ON bGnftgifett bora
fcmmeuocu un0 quGlcuoIen &rnutheitcr, mCld)e
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sluuugeu iiub nub ans Geiqung ODER giotbs
neuOiateit reid)lidle uno frdTtIge 9tahrung Ilt
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rid,t gcrabc aefdhrlia, tann itc ood) 31 Den
erniteiten St0ruuQeu bCS 2lugemeiHbefinoeu
9lulab geber ullb imar bcionoCr5 oann, menu
fie pernadldiiigt unb III 5olgc heiien ueraltct
ipirb. Su Iriiberen 3eiten pflegte man iic nit
allerlei miueralbultiQen, itarf ipirfenben Utird
turen, @uuCrn unb Btlieu III frrtren; Ollciu
SaS bieB ben Seuiel nit Seeliebnb austreibeu,
neil bcftig mirfcltoe 9lbIitbrnittel Sluar fiir
6en 'Lgenblid bcliell, bel biufigercm 9ebraub
aber Cincu b0d)It ldIoltd)en GtnfluB auf Die
S6rperfonititution uu0 namentlidD auf Die
2hGti0feiten Der iog. pitGlcn Srgdne a1Siiben
unb ben S0rocr iiber @ebitbr id)mdd)en. gSiro
lettercS piclleid)t aud) bnrd) ben GenuB bes
ionberS trQftiger 9tabring pCrbiitet, 10 oeriageu
geraoe i'll Solge oeen Die SerOauungsorganG
ben Sienit, ulI0 bann treteu er1ite, oaS gau;e
geben 0eS Spicr5 oiGie6 3uItaH0es be0rObenDs
Geriuifeuuqen elm. Ille bic rettifiSireroen
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tperoeu crreidt, ullo ale iibcu Nol9en oea
0cbrQud)S oerlclbCu iuCrotn pernlleoeu 0nrf
eine &ur nit ct. Gernlr0 &r6utersB Billeu.
Seielben fiIO auSdlieBlidl cine pegetabililde
:3uianmenictnug obue Seimengulg trgeno
tpelfer id,iolidlcu, aunreiierOeu o0cr giittgelI
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sgiten 9lpeufrduteru bcreitet. sic mirfer
geliuoe aurcgeno umo erpejdleuo ouf bic %ers
hauungSorgaue, bcf3roeru bic Abiuhr Der uUs
rr0anliden Stoiie, obue beu &6rper iu
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elngSntittcl, baS Der 9lrineiidl0t fennt, mas
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unO S6lfer uno piclen Ganien0cn oantburer
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rcubiteu lllHEaaoen gcbO!icu habeu, bereit4
milligit onerfaunt miro. 2te 4illcn itnO in
ieOer gutcn 2lpotbcte, iouie pou j. 9(euiiaOter
d &c., Sor PIG, gicrp yort filr % Gents 3u
besiebe'-
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Dnspep(ie.

gSobl feline 9(rt BON llrpdblidjteit fomnt 10
bGufi3 uOr, llllo Sfpar bel Cruafieuen tuie bel
StnoerIl, ais 9pspepiie (Seroauung@idwddle)
teine GuBert lid burc3 oerid)ieoenartigrre 3ennz
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leldter III tlrirer, ais Die Jog. llnperoauldtctt.
gamentltdl bel Sdng!ingen mo ;abHenoen Gln1
bern tritt itc b1uIig e;n; tci GrlpadlIrncn III ne
meiit bic lSolge uon Grfdltungeu Der W(agenz
gegen0, bon naIieu ,SiiSell, bon 9idtIehlern oocr
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rlo, le nadlbeni, rurt1 IteGeIoen Sop1lfmers
ger0oe iber un6 sruildeu ben 9lngen 3u dnBerr.
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8atienten iiftlid) ab, lUeroeu matt unO traits
los uno in fSOlge oeiien marriih uno perbrofieiE.
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Der 3urfIaa Elm. ySiro oaS llebel auIdngIiG
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Der eiaentbiimlid)e S6meri iiber ben 9iugcH
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te5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ODER elmer Gebirnents
Siinoulg glei9en Wtebr ober meuiger liarfs
Stebererlbetuunge iiuo III Der Sbat fait ltetS
nit SeroanungSidmdtl perbunben un0 fnhre1
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Der SGmetser Soofalpeu beretteten ct. Sers
norb 6rduter=Billeu. Settere eutbalttn eiHeG
Grtraft aus jenen Grduterll, Der, Ouregero,
beilcno uno frdftigenb sugleidl, ielbit uon Der
3Grtelten Sonititution Oertragen ptro unO Die
geroaunngsiGbigteit oes NtageuS uuO oamit
ben appetit III rpunoerbarer &fiir belcbt Die
Ct Bernaro Srdnter=Fiuen iino III alien gutcu
9potbeteu 81 babeu, ooer oireft pom y. lteHa
fdoter u Co., SOr 24l6 in 9!eIu glors. fisr
25 Gents aI bssisbeL
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8afttntore- e-06to o-3a6m.
SabrpIam trat ant 1s. ec,. 1891 in erat

GabrpIam trat ant 13. 1e,. 1891 in Strait.
abtabrt BON @ambenz Station:
5tad eblcaso uno Dem ytoromeien, Iimtirter Seiti,
bnlzSrpreBius um TO- irib. tdsIi grprebsus 7.I5
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slah QIeUelano Oia Yittsburs um 1920 irab uno
1.4O Abenos.
stao @aiatnstOn an saodentassnum 5 90, 1920,
6.25, x71O, x7.2O, xs.OO, S.35, 1890, 1920,
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Gonntaas um 6.25. MO, S.35, 1880, x1O2O
11o:35: 1910 abr. 45 llinutsE=3u Morsens.
.05. A2.10. x2.3O, (3.45, As Dinntenz 3ug), s. 90
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Nor9ens uHo ubr 9tanmlttaas.
Nan 6reosria I'm 4.GOu uno $40 fra5, Ito. 4.2O,
aanm. unD 5.35 GbeabS. GoInta9S nm 9.35
Dorsens uHb 5.35 9lbenbs.
,yiat Der .S5rsinta=Diiblanbz Sabn"uuo Dem eiben
a5cHbs.
Rad, eerinston uno Buntten I'm girsinier ShoI Inn
t4.OU ,tno 1880 Wiorssas Watb Sstntsaer nmf4 20
glatmltta9s. 9emiihter 3us 1adb Sarrion6rrg I'M,
$500 Dtoracns.
s ssag' 0an1,e unp allen NJ sn:a an sss
abenos. gur natb Surou nm 1880 gtad,mittaas
gta6 9aserstomn I'M t4.OO unb 1890 Sor- Mno
t4.2O gta1mittaas.
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9fororoseH tiaIith um uno 5. Il llbr Natmlttags;
bon BlttSbur9 uno @lepeIlno um 1900 Sormitta9s
nHo N6.u5 NbenoS; Don Cincinnati, ST. Xoui5
uIo Dem gSeftsu Inn 4.55 trib uno 3.15 gtahmits
tags tdalib.
ROYAL BLUE LINE"
Nadl Hem=s)orf nuo philadelphia.
HaE 9tepzyors SoiIoH uEo bem Often tGeld, II. 50
Unit stlatz zg09soH, peIdsr Sr AuIHdbHle Don Bal
iasieren nm 10 lbr seofnet piro ;, $40, $50 uno
1O.4S SpeispassoH) 8or@ uno - .55, $40, 5.55
(speiemosson, Radmittaas 9urG, SdlafzgRas=
son (FuqmaH) nab Bottom iber Die Eoushteepie'I
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yap EteHtic=Gitp I'M 5.lO, 10 4S frib uno 80
Nafmltfass. SoHHtass I'M $40 trUb IEo 1855
gio1miitaas.
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tdgiit I'M 1880 $40 uno $50 (10.4S 1rr in lSilz
min9ton dHhdIteEo) Yorm, 1855, $40 uub 5 ,55
9eddmittaas uHo S55 @beubs.
isabrpldne, neite Die 3eit aler 3iae on alien Staz
tonen aH8eoen, itnb gratis i'm 1iietzBIreau su boz
ben.
Iussenommcn SoAntass. S geIr Sonntass
&d9llt. X SrpresSus.
9epdd piro aus Sotels nne gBobnunecr burd1 ot.
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Deioun9 IN Den Vllletlrel:
gioro NETT Gde Der GaIperts unh
Baltimore StraBe, Nr. 23O, Sab=groaos
tpap, ODER @aMben=Station
Gsu.s@eidditsiaRrsr ,274) @ea.zgaii=as.nt
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9altimore's tuo6entitd1e SterbIids
ettSsStatiitif.

Sn p.rFoferer Wode wuroen 262 @eburts.
nno 2.9 Sooesida. i'm @eiuuobeits Amte
aneemelbet: BON geetereu 128 mehr, ais in
Der 1S9ler BaralIel- ISOLDE, aber 81 weui-
ger, ais in Der SOrwo9e. Son Den Sc.
forbenen Daren 45 inter !, sc slpiidlen /
uno 5. SO ;wiihen 20 uub 80, 81 ;,uidsn
80 unb 90, l iiber 80 Sabre alt. GS far
beu 80 an 2ungenidwinoiubt, IS an 0ipb-
tbsritts, 9 an Sdarlad<, 6 al Nerusuiiebsr,
A an Grippe, 22 an altersibwdte, ? an
S9lasfluB, 4 an Srisbt'idem yiiereulsl.
ben, 10 an ardinpfen, 2 an bdutlger Brill.
ne, Z on Ser,leiOen, 8 an 9Ghmung, 2 on
Seudbufen, 38 on 9uugeu>, 9 oil guitr6h=
sgntiiiubuna. = 2lls OH aniiedenoeu
arantheiten oaruieper llesens iiub 90 9ipb-
tberitis., Shroriiieu-@ei1wulit- u grdu.
ne., 105 Sbarlohfieber, "a Utaieru-, 2
aeudbuiten- Yatieuten uon Itr;teu elnbe.
ridtet lporoeu.
Son ben 262 @eboreuen paren 26S @ei.
Sc uuo "a Sdwar;e. 139 Suaben uuo SO
Wdod)eu.
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BrauGett sic 0elD3

gNir bermitteIn 9arIehem ant betpeaItdIeS
GiaenthMm sm feds TrpSent idbrIidl nno aaz
yGntren Sbren @ediel, fpoiir unere 9ebiibren nie=
briscr fino als in raeEb eiHem onoeren giireau oer
St0ot. 8teie eompa9nie it fur ben beionDeren
3iue6 Der SerniteInns uHo Seihoffuns Don SarIe=
ben auf bemeatdles Gt9entbum uno anoere Siderbe=
ten ncorporlrt Ino bat rnbetrdnfte dSiItdten suul
lnterbrinsen BON gnleibsn gu irseno einer sunme
Dor $40 bis $4,000. gBir eeben 9arleben auf
SGusbaItss setnrttuHs. gionos, Nisrbe, MauItbiere,
Wasen u; j. T., iueIte Der Soraer i'm Seiis bebalten
fonu gair leiben aud auf iidler seitelte Redje,
Observation-Disclosures &aIIfmdnnselter ooer irz
senb cine reriuenbbare SiterIet in fiir ben Sorser
beltebi9en Snmmen uHter leidtere1 SebiEaunsen uno
81 nieerisertn Ratsn, aIs lie anberpdrts 81 finoen
fiEo. 3arleben ruereer aui bis Wtonate eeeeben,
nno Sahlnrsen su jeber 3eit onsenommen, ooer Der
eontrah fam ~ urprin9liden Staten erneuert per@
ben, obEs oa6 fr Gusiertisuns Der sdriitftide Cts
pas berstnet pirb. g4snn Gle G'eIo seborst baben,
bas Ste neortser su perainien piniben. ais sic iest
periinieE miiiien, preeH sic bel uns ror, uno mir
lbernebmsn eas 9orIeben fir sic. uno penn Sic gu
borsen piinihen, 10 paren sic 3eit uno @elo, penn
Sic tuerlt gu uns tomuen. Strens I'M 8ertraueu.
BripatbiuImer flir Samen.
The Fidelity Loan Guarantee Comp,
3immer gir. 4, 9e5dube Der -Sanf BON Baltimore.
.1,3yho Nr. 1, 81. Daulttrabe.
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Imerita'S Yufunit.
Sptinifttidle Neu6erumsen Sir Gowtn Mr=
nolb's. = 9ie GereimiGtcm Staatcm wcr=
ben sans Amerifa beberrldlen. - Der
Musgans oes erwarteten britiid1 ruiiiz
Sd)eu AricacS.

s btca9O, II. Sanuar. - Cir
Gowin arnolo fam seiteru Ibeno pom
Geltsn bier an uno reilte nad sinltiinz
olsem aufentbalt nad 9tclusYorf weiter.
@abreno Der s3eit oeS .3uswedlcls
lprab er nit Gutbuliasmus uOn Dem,
mas ct lett bem lesten Sabre in Gbica9o
seleben babe. SIM &aufe Der lluterrez
oun9 bemerfte er: y SD releruire als bas
funrtl9e @eldid Der Sereini9ten Staatcn
bic eontrole iiber oaS gauge 2dnber9ez
biet bis gum GnOpunfte oes lioameritaz
nIi5en Continents. 0ort alletn babeu
100000, 900 Ntenlden Ylae; iie wcroen
eines Cages Sa iein uno merOen 9lGe
Die 6ssleruns gu @aibtnston anerfenz
men. Slele scrin9fu9l9en Streitereien,
iuie lold)e nit Gbile, perOen bann perz
i9wunoen ieia unb slues miro Sbncn
oebOren. Sir in Gnglanb lperocu Sbz
men neiblos oieien Stieienbsiie sOnucn,
ser nad alien 9fedtsbe9rifien Sbnen qez
bort. Wtit Der SolIenOung Oes gticaruz
qua &anals mIlen sic Sie Gontrole
bieriiber, 10 rpie iiber bas ean;e umqez
benoe @sppten Ser neuen 9Sslt baben.
gnslanS lit ON .3isle isiner @inlde.
SnSien piro fit ilnmer uns aeb6ren.
3wei MGnner meroen inlner einem
&risse sssen bieies Sanb miberltreben,
namlid Ser Gsar BON RuBano unb isz
Ser ensliids 8rsmisrminiiter, ,uer ct
aud iein mag. gfod iit ;lpar Elm lolz
der &ries unpsrmeiolid, absr er miro
erlt piele Sabre ipdter eiutretcn. 8enu
Elm Otal aus ;pinsenoen @ranoen ser
&rics nit Osr 0pnaitic 6omanow fomz
men luirb, 10 wirp sr audi bas Gnbe Ser
ielben iein. Sober Inbanssr 9tuBlano's
0flid bes faipiiden Sees miro perloz
rem iein unb Die &ban's lperoen nod Elm
Otal in aiien berriden. Die usbers
blelbiel Der ;uriidweibenScn ruIliiden
armee merSen I'M eisenen 9anoe cine
6epolution anrid)ten, iuelder bas Serr<
iderbaus gum Spfer faat. gnslano
fam Dem obne alle 6urdt ent9eaens
ieben. 9as @eridt iiber unlere ldluaz
diem Streitfrdfte mirb man out tbun,
surad;umsiien. gSir baben Sie erOBte
Nrmee Der 8elt uuS fOnnen 3wei Wtilz
lionen SOlSaten idlasfertis in's Sslo
1tclleu."
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9teme 9nsriiftun8 f!ir iintitirten
gSaibin8ton sse,p Yorter= Gg=
prcfsit9.

Ser linlitirte SdInsl;us Der pYennipl=
er-Sabn-G GOmpasuie," melder Sati.
more I'll nbr trIh, (tdglit, Sonnta9s
ausssuonmeu) perIaBt wtro pom 4. Sanuar
on nit n.uen Seitibul-B Berionen- gSaqaons,
Yulmauu'ideu Seitibiil= Farlo.. .99 gggous
NIB petie,gSasson augseitattst. Ser &C..
ianmts 3us lpirp nit 9ampi gsbeist. unO
elner Der. Yerioueu- Wasgous ais 8aud-
maaqon relerplrt. Surh oieie meme ausz
itattuug 1T oem reiienben Bublitum, obne
ipeltere Soften, Der Sienlt zines Der popu-
lariteu Der pi.len empieblensmerthen iSiige,
mslde jett auf Der vYennipluanier-gabn"
bon Baltimore mad pbllaoelphia, 9tews
Sort uuo Dem Often iabren, s.ii6ert.
Der iiold iahrenOe 3us, nit sleifer
Iusitattuus, fabrt 9id9mittass 2.5O BON
Baltimore uad 8alhiustou u6.
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spdtefte eMiffsnea a,rtd,ten.

gtep- 9 orf, 10. Sanuar. - ausefom.
men: Sampfer pStaiia" uno r6etla" Don
Stettiu.
abseiabren: 9ampfer nSOrrento" nadl
Samburg.
9aure, 10. Sanuar. - @nsefommen:
Gampler va Champagne" bon Nsp.yort.
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gtrabss(ttts Ireifr una gutter Orbit
6ef9eata6te eSerrenRfeioer
Uro -
mooerne DamengemdnOer
- in
9edt's ;mberlaiitsen Saaen
Nr. $40 nno sci, sno.Yroaotpag,

gSir rebmen in Der ndd1ifen gEote unier Eager aui.
SSlr MAIDEN i'm Sauie bieer 2Sodbe 8eouttloHeH, nm
Die Sd9erduIEabme IL erieittern.
SSlr reourireH Ole Soften uIo HegMeH eerlH9e 9Sos
fen;ablun9en.
Der saseraufnabmez z@ertauL iuslter setern gtor=
gen bcaann, nro IN oeIer GcSehun9 Der benlertenss
perfbee Serfau leln, Der e in uHerer Sfaot 1taff7
seInnoen bat.
Suerft lit hies unier erfes Sabr in unieren nsreu
SdoeH, uno es ut oeS oaber unlere ertte Sa9erduls
nabme.
Sooann fnoen mir. oak uir in solse bel lnlmenIen
.SnHahme nnere5 9jebdIies iilr etipa breiBi9 2an7
leno Dollars mebr.9erren=sln5uae uEo neberrofe ha=
ben (obne BON Snabens uno Sanlen Sleioern 81
pre1en), ais mir hatsn oten. Wtit anbereu 9Sorten
plr Esen NIT oreiGi9 2anieHo Dollars "iH Der
Sinte."
lin nieoer beraus 81 fomuen, nliiiien mir rcbuSiz
rem mir niiiien ieben 9nSu9 uno ieoen ueberSteber
innerbaib bcr pier g9iroe uIieres groBen 9ebduoes
aui so eir,., rsiS ssouSiren, Su benz e iib per-
fari II iaiien.
limo mir tperben eS t6un, speroen es ebrlid tbun!
Sier bietet iidJ cine Gyelegenbeit!
SrGudeH Sic elIen glnSus, eiHeH neherSeber, elnen
GturmiberSieher ? Sieelben 4reisreouttioreH -
baiieIbe @rsbitpitem nit leiten 3Gbungsbeolr9ur=
gen!
Samen
e'raudlen Sic einer feinen Miantel - eHen ihonen
nit Eeis beietten Jteeier! ODER elm Yaar Stuhe?
Sieielbe Tresrebuftlon - oaiielbe Spi.em serlHaer
@ohsnSablunsen.
9ieier setpaItise 9aserauInabme SernuI besaHn
9etern- Gs tuiro ii flr Sic 5eSablen. ans ben eHt=
ierntefeu Staottbeilen Su oemielben Su toulmeE.
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StaIiem ums bic SoIlpereins.Uertraae.

&om, 10. Sanuar. - Der 8erid)t bss
Gonlite's, meltem bic ab9sorbrsten Die
SoIluereins'Sertrdge iibertrug, empTehlt ole
Jtatifsiruug Der Sertrdae. ertldrt jepot, Die
oeutdeu 3oae anf ital.euti6e Weiue uuo
Srauben ieien nod Thinner su boben. Der
Serldt duBert bic SOiinuus, baB bas griu>
zip Oes 3oapereinS nod ueiter ausgeoehut
merbeu.