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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
alns nnIerer scftrisen =. Woroen.sins aabe.
stmS Der YunoesBauptitaoi.
Die @pIoausiubr.-S -SdlatamtsIsfret6r softer
uuo ieiu HadIiplaer.

gaihingtO 3. g., 16. Sebr. -
ScfrctQr Softer ia9te beute NadJmittag, 10
nelt ihm betauut lei, miir0e Der @olOerport
fiir ben 9leit Der 2Sode nid)t nehr, ais 81
100000 betraqeu. Sas Sd)atamt babe
nod uuQeidbr $4,000, 900 Sob uorrGtpig
uno Die SituatiOH Set9e cine tlctue 9ielgung
;uln SeIlern, Oa Die Gtntiiufte iicmlid be-.
OeutcuO Waren. Die 9luaabe, bab iid) Der
Gr. Seuator Carlisle III Setretdr Soiter'S
9egcumart oabiu aus9eiprOdleu babe, oaBr
iobalO CT leiu Unit antrItt, Sonb5 emlttlrt
unO elue Grtraiipung beS GongreiieS elube.
rIieu nerDeu loue, nm baS sherman Idle
SilbergeleB III piOerrufeu, beitreItet pr.
Softer. Gr iagt, Carlisle babe III ielner
@eQeuuart nl1t eiu 9Sort iiber olcie Anges
legeuhc!t faleu lanen.
l0r. Soiter iagtc ierncr: pSr. Carlisle
mo lt hatten ELL Selprab iibtr ftuauSelle
Auqelegeuhelteu beute DtOrgen, mir huttcn
%hulld)e Seipretuugen beinahc IeOeu Sag,
lclt lor. Carlisle Su metucm 9tatfOi9er aus
csiebcu lit. Gr foumt oft nad oem Sdat3-
ante, nnO natiriidl belpredeu mir oaHH @e-
id)Qitsiaueu. 9crielbe mItt iif 10 p;el,
lule m0gid), nit Dem @ange Der Sel dte
betanut, OaulIt CT, lueuu er OteS Amt uber-
nimmt, feiu 6reuber r!ebr barlu ut, MD
miro baDurd) NH benz Herlonal uro NIT Der
@eldditSrOHtlne Der uerifieoenen Sureanr
betauut." Als @oc. Carlisle gefrd9t murbe,
oh oa5 @criidt liber ielue IeuBeruug be
grituDet lel, 0utworietc er: rSd) babe 9tld)tS
uber Die 2lngclegcnhclt gsla9t uno nod mt
9ilemanoeu iiber DIE Siuan;polltlt Der an
treteHoen Heaieruug geipropen, MD bentc
autl ulht, 1ic5 Su thun, aue SertdIte Ill
ben 3eliuugen oariiber lluo er1uuOen."
Ser er,partetc @iIenoabn Strife.
ct. 2ouiS, 0io., 16. 6ebruar.-0aS
Seid)meroe Gomite Der r9Setdleulteuer.
SriiOerhait" arbeitetc beHte ben gaHSeH
9iadmlttag oil DER Teueu yohnsSabeue,
melHc ben 9reTtoreu auer III Ct. youlS
muuOenOeu Sabnen porgelegt percen lou.
Sel emer 3uiammeHIunit be6 GCmlte'S nit
ben Slrettoreu iolIeI %ebtcre Gufgeloroert
werocu, Die %abne Su erbOber. DIE 0tref.
loren iiirdlteu lIue llEauuehmlIbteIteu nit
ihlcu 9Seldeuitelleru, beuu, mie iie iageu,
iii Die pSyioerldlalt" Huabbdngt9 uOn alien
auoercu dbnllteu &erbIuoungen uuO lelblt
nld)t llarf geuua, eiUeu Strife lii S5ene Su
ieteu, gcihwet9e Oeun, OeuicIben 5u geluln.
men, meHu Elm lolher angeoroHct mtrben
lolltc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18

iiir Slolir~ ~0oipitdler befurmOrtct, Hno be
Ion0erS aus OtOuOmlideu llrlad]eu. Inae@
itd)t5 ser gegeEmdrtig betanuten 0eSlnFiU'
Dietbooeu f0nueu Die 9aulld]feiten perma'
neut leiH. 9a5 WeieutIld)e Grtoroer Is III
OaB ieoes Derartige SOpltal mmer 6e:eIt
lteht."
Or. 81. g. 9auis, Wiitglieo Der Staats'
@eiugobeitSbskoroe pom 8euupIuaulen:
u. uuo ,. Gin muut;ipale5 0olpttal
ioute III Der 9lrt gebaut uuo 9eleltct ueroen,
nm ben 2lnforoeruu9en 1Ur eIne pouranol9e
Slolwung zines ieOeu &otientcu Su EMPIRE
fen. 2le 3erl6ruug aller &rauthettSteime
ollteH 10 id)ueu, ais tie uOu Den aranteu
abgegebeu peroen, errOlgen. o,rlln0lld)e
OesInf;iruug uler SlslOuug8iiiide 1T error
oerIidb II. |. 10.
8. GermaneHte @ebdu0c."
Ole Ittmorer 2 ans c -
runo e" belt geitern Abenb IN threm Eos
tale bel I6ru. !Serulanu Seluet, !tr. 1918,
NdlrmDuutz zApeHue, inter benz Sorllge oeo
Yrdiloenteu Yb. OaunenIeller mo oenl Se@
iretariat pe5 l1rn. .. Ureter tbre regelrla-
Bige Seriamn!lun9, Ill mel1er ote Gillaz
oung ;u Dem nn 20. ESebruar rattlnoenneh
MasleRbaQ oe5 p9autou DtannerNorS"
augeuOmmen uHO beihlOfen mnroer Der
Eeitidlteit in corpore beISmobneu. Yer
&ereiu uerIammelt itd 81 oielen Sebu1e
AbenO8 llhr i'm @lubbarlc. Die 9ele'
qateu Der palteu SdngersS etz
itatteteu ibren Seridt uno puroen na9
edlStaAfiger Shdt1gtclt NIT 0aut entialeh.
9uqltIdl uberbradjteH Ie S57.19 ais &hell
Der SGu9erfalie, welder aut pe pro l''t"
eHlItel.
Ser SGaemeiitsr Sermann SellHet et@
FAM uorlQe gSo6e bel Der Serltel9erln9
ecs [Suuentar8 ocs auigel0iteu SduSeroun1
Oes Den observation-disclosures, momu oie
leBte Denfmiirol9e Serlammlung SelpioneH
muroe, uno madlte benelben III elnenl
prad)tuoQen 9{abmeu init paneuoer SSio-
muuaSInid)rift lelnem Sereiu Snm Hralent.
9lu Steue Dc5 Soru. Sarl SroB, Der oHr0
IberbGurte @eld)Qite uerbnocrt III, puroe
6r. $. Ireter sum Sereiuslefretar erwa9t.
Tiir Die ArraugIruHg unb AHSarbeItHn9 oc"
CONNER Sergniigu iphyoeh
Die SoS1. }5ermaun Seilnet Sorreer' Au9.
Sreter, 3Qrl Sele MD Ybll. 20uuenIeller
eruanut.
Seid)loiieu muroe, an Sountag, oeu 26.
o8. YitS., ltafmtta9S llhr, elne 9ttraz
CSeueralucrlammlHu9 Der @onItte II uuo
Dtitalleoer nad) Der gSOhnung otS YralIs
oenteu, Itr. 525, 6orrerlraBe, etu5uberH=
ieu, mn Die 2lbred)Huug uber Den leBten
Ntastenbaa porSunehueu. Gum SdlnB
uuroe 6r. Aoul9b 8beO. Srampe bon Der
@de Der ecnual gluenue mo Ga9erEraBc
ais pailiueS DiIt9lleo auIgeuomnleU uHo
~. 0emrid 2lue5 lleB itH ais attIpeS DtIt=
Qlleo uorla)laqeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18

1T b,tarKt bnrt' foleenbe gie.rfhaften:
l. Elm G5eiIbi Der WuoIsfeit mo SfmerSea
III ben GlieoeTH;
.. riedeHoeH sltbsm, idbledbt,n @sihma6 in,
DiuHoe uno belegte Sunoe;
8. Beritopfur9 init gelc9eHtlideH aHIilen
roH Siarrhoe;
4. aopiiamerssn in Der Stirrsca.no, giaus
lea, SdllplHoel uno Gjetbiutt Der oaut;
8. Soo5reHHeH; Eerluit bes sIppetits;
3. Ausoebnuno oes UiaeeHS uao Der Siraes
peIoe ourd SIdhuneen;
7. Rieosreeoridtbeit, Nislnndlolie. iaulheit
uno cine JieieuH1 9lues ouisuidliebeu.
Gin uatlirIider Slil5 ron Go!le ron Der ecs
Der if sur geiunobclt notbueHDis. 2Be1H
pisisr per5inocrt III, entfebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
23i PARK AVENUE.
Gin SsnsenffinftnnS.

:, 0 y e a, S8., Il. Sebruar.-0nS erlte
Slut in Der u3eoolutlon" III Sanla8 1T heute
oeiloiien, lnoem clnem Sergeauten Der Be-
mahuug5 =Niannidlaitel, pte ctuem anOeru
gSdd)tcr Des @eleteS, Der I'LL Segrltr mar,
NatruuG Tiir Die eingcldI oiieueu sc.
cbleber blnelu Su l6atteu, nber Don Grte=
rem aui9ehaltcn mar0, Die Nalc blntl9 gea
id)laqcn muroe. SIN Augemclucn lt Die
Gage ocr 9uge 0ieltlbe, uIe geiteru. 9us
oem Suncreu les StnatcS treI1eu nod tll=
mer Nbtbeilungeu uon 9iatiOual9arocH eln,
tQnorireu aber Dem @ouUerueur uollitdnOl9
uno melDcn i'd bel'm SdGrlil. Glne Gomz
pagule Don Gauias. @ttp, Ms, bat logar Ihre
lHIformeu Al pauie aelaneH, HHr tbre SSal.
Ten lIlItaebrdd)t IND III lpfort POM S0crliT
inter Gt0 genommen moroeh.
Scute WiCrQeu nm llhr, nad10em Die
OtuglleoCr olc babe 9tad)t. taellmeue III
0edeu gemidclt, auf benz SnBboben iDla-
ieH0 Suqebrndlt patter, ertoute Der Dunlnler=
lhlag 0t5 4NdNbente1t, IND balo mar Iues
aui pen Seineu. Ser Spreder tbellte oas
rauf Der Eerldmmluug NIT, paB neNc 0rIe-
oeusuorldllGge penn SOuucgnenr clHgelauten
leleu; oleelbeu WG.eu beltabe olelelbeH,
ME Die gertrn Qbeuo cingelanbteH.
Ser ouuerusur ldDld9t bartu por, oaB
bic 2epubllfauer iii lIngeIt0rten Sclltc Der
y6cpraieutanteE Dalle" HnO aucH oa;u 9e-
hUrtQtu 9tdumen blelbcu loucn, meun Die
ielbcu oerlprcfen, tetnc iucltereu Scrba1-
tunQeu pom Yenmteu re- GnOcren Hartel
uoriuucbmcu. 9ie uYopulllten" weroeu
lhre SeratbuugeH III einer i0ale btr intern
Staot iortieBcu. Yer @ouUerucur ucr-
ipribt bagcgeu, pas NiiIitdr 5urlidiuSeben,
bod mlhe Der Sderlil ieine @liili5 NtHr-
ldldGe ebeufaus eutlaneu. lleber OIeic SOr.
idIldQe muroe iibcr pgci Stuuocn oebattirt.
@s murOcu 9tebeuautrdge geitellt, iueldJe
Den Gouuerueur binoeu lOllcu, Die Gutld)el.
Ouua Ocs Sber OeridItS iiber Die %OpalltGt
Der beiDen rlualllirenOeu pQulcr au;uerIens
ncu. Shiebltd) iuuroen Die &Orlbldge oes
@ouuesneurS au9cnommen HID ELL Goullte
erpGhlt, 'un 9les Dem @ouuerncur mttSu.
tbcileu. lin 10 llbr mar Ouliclbe nod nldlt
;uriidgcfcbrt. Sin SUlctlm BON l llbr
Nad)mlttags bertd)tct, oGB ser 9ouuerneur
bic SrieOcu5beOmguu9cn unterield)net bat.
Die Sruppen iuerOen nadl !paule geiauOt,
Die StaatS ltatlonal 0ar0e mwe ednSld)
aufaeI0l1 uuO Die 9tepubhtauer bletbeu i'm
Selte pe5 $oGucs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
sie SamitdtsIaoe in Rarieiue.

gtarieilIe, Il. 6ebr.-0ie 3eitan-
qcu bieiiser StGrt bebaHpteu. oaB ritt oaS
1erinaite gtu;eidDcu iiir cine dlolera.arlse
SraUibcit in Ser Staot uuo i'll 6aIeu .riItgt.
Sie pru;eltireu lsgeu Die AuiyeHterbdltung
Der GuarantdHe III auslduoudeu 9aien ge-
gen Sd]lfie Don 2liarielle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
2Se6dnOfnnd.

SpsSiiiiAe SeilmIttel iur lpe5IFit: yslSsr.
I. Spe,ifiidl-r &uriuS, bti S6nddesGusfIuiv
len, 6eI,tlopicr, 8lfsritmeren NM. S. bic ,EltlRe
ShGftt; oer Uolitdnot9e surluS NIT SIsI S1atttln
reideHo auI 1iouGte, SO
2 Rutius Vr. II, fur @annerfnpadlet I
glre Sdatiel fir .iniatc ooeT irIde VALE So erst
Shadteln fur itptrt Uno duoGuetHoe 5du. e.t DlaH'
n,rn ibcr ben mittIsreR JGbrru tDGtsn ssuten uliS
sl5 fur orei UioHate. ~
B. Rier,ubI bIaieusaurIuS, etI urtHz, ElaltEa
uHb Observation-Disclosures. CINE SdGtte u,
.pet Statiela IS. orci SdadhteIu $40.
4. 9raitisenoer &uriuS, beioHo.rs sttlsn.I
id1tiqen glnr S6ad9te s., bT,I S6ahteIE $40 tuS
brsi Ui0Hote.
; SIutreiniauneS sRuriue, @trepbsn. ma
rstH,s Slut up. Gtne S6Gttel SO; oTeIHondlI"s
4.bauolaug ooer pol.r surus SO.
sud MT 3eusziiicH uEo @ebrauhsdEpt'uH3 srda
tis. Dian itTeibe an
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rr. 822, 9rOao~aa, Re~'S'rf' H'' Nv
(300-l
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sra aufbe eiten
llitrtH, glalt unb DOrfrb Gri(t.
3b-. g.bauOluus unO 6eiluns ubue Nassn'
DteOisluiruuq.

e,zr,,if,n: 65uis,s urinirtu, auifsbtu b.a
Radt I'M Bu urIntTsH, z dlmeyb ooeT SreEHen beru,
gaRen o,s 1paners, gtodtropisn uon urlH, udtotnt
Dies gcittben. Scr9TcscruH0 Der BoIitcbsIuie use
Srlaht ihc giIgreEtrnutbttt.
81, enitl,seuits Uoblt5dtiss BirtIE9 ulro eIII:lb
neil man Die reilmIttsI uHmitttlbGr
am SiBe o6S &eiocus aPpItIirt,
no iie Ut oom gVo6t.h giuteH errUeIieu rUeroen.
yEcnH Der Bolus IN ben Yidtoarm stusetnbrt N. "a
rubt er uEmittelbcr an 4loitRbas. 6lGieniitIH,
gJaiieriudlt eer Beine uno ISlgc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
Ser NemtidJe Correspondent
aasIi6, fDo6ensIidb uns ssnutsss.

q. Ratne, Gisentbnmer uno 1csaftsar,
@hopef=G6e SaltimoresStrase unb EoitsOfFcesHse.
grsis bcs taeIid,cn States, burd5 Srdser In Bal.
timore urp in Der 9tadbaritoft beioret, 12S &ts.;
fdeIid,e uno GDnnta 90 s9luSsab 15 Gts. prs
S8oc,sabbor noentlit an Die bas SIatt btiorsenoen
Bsrto= =gorausbssabIuns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fir,er.
iScit i'm StrhdIuib far bic tpDd1entIitle sluSaabe
nit eonEtassbIatt portofrei, nit gbSus tir Clubs,
81 30 pro Sahr, nad irseno einem One oes SiuIans
bes, 81 nab europa. Sonnta q sslus gabe 81
pro Sabr-Dae bette une biuieite oentidje SIeft
in ben Nittcl= uIb Siibitanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
j. j. j.
wv &eaOD &elief.


Soier S6IS, Grfdltittta, Suffen,
Sun9elt=, Snftr0brcnaft= uttO atoere
@ntjlnounGeu, SIutau0rane, Grip
peI @itbmnngsbcid1tperoen tpcrocn
8cheiIt, itno ibncn porecbeuat.
Sie giHrsiOurs ocs rPenOn EeIief" auf oen sors
pertbcil ODER Die Ghetc odS lebe u6er fmcri
por5anoeH III pIro SrIsltteruEs IND GObieiH ueTi
HaOwaas Rcaon RtIicf in oas ,tn;o, mans
5alte Vtutel, ba5 SnmerIeH oUsenUIi6Iit beIIt. Sf
hHSert loIort uEo bett OGlo
36etmGttSntIts, 21eurdfgie,
2enbcu9idt %eritaudlungeu,
Sopfmeb, Guetihuuaen,
3ahuldmG3' SbmeUbaitigtcit pnlt
SranomnuHcu, 0tuSteln,
6uftueh, observation-disclosures 9iidelts,
SEult ooer @lIeberihmer;eu.
Gs toar Sas critic atmo tit SaS etusiae
S6nter5elt- Setfntitter,
peIdss bic mGrterHoiteH Stmtr;su ioiort fia, Gnt1
slHoun9en ltHotr uHo SuHseihoReH beit. Oh ne mn
IN ser SErqe BEN 4lHseH, ben @iHseUstOtn ooer Ona
rI9eH SruleH ooer Sr9GHeH itEo.
SHnerIt | d turlrt elI bdl6er bis al eRem aaus
sen 2bfeloiel Dol N cIHeH bGlbcn Gidc Wdier IN
beIfeit. @rbrcdlen. SpobrenHen, 1erpofitdt,
SdIaIloNqfcit, SinrrBOs, tOIif, SIabuneen
Hno aae inncrIifen S6merieu.
Malaria in ibrrn urr(birSrnrn 9ur-
mrn grbsiIt unO berbitrt.
Ss etbt tein SeiimttcI in Der gBelt tpeldes gRed.
icIIeber uno ale aHocrcu maIOrbeH, bilioicn ma
ionIscE iSIeber ullt 8elbulie uOn RaopaH'e Viueu
70 iancl peIIt, GI5 RaOwan' . RenOn ReIief.
Si6cre Seilitm9 uon
6iBigGm un0 RGltem Jie6er!
RaOwap'S Reaon ReIiei 1T rim iidcrcs o,lls.
iopie cir Sorbtu9UH9smtsI bel bitisem uro tolieTl
6leber. @ier bat man iir 50 Gents eiH Ssmiitel.
oGS oieie yeiosr uRbeouJt trrt uEo Den DicnhtH III
StGuo lctt, IN otr illImnliieH Sieberse9eHo eea:u
HHiGue 9eDarpHet iu IebcH. Us lit beiicr oS bic Se
qiou non SiebcrmttCln, SbiHiH, galeHabiuhrcnbeH
UtttelH Il. /. IS bat Guuienoeu oeiluns aebrdtt.
.Sp0njs &ropicH bis Su etHem 29ccIoiel poll in eis
CSI0s 1SGier qledl HndD Dem &erldlieu oes Bets
te5 NOr9eH eiE9eHommeH, idbuseu 6as SniteuI
asacH IHdle. SIHe 80 ScHts 6lOibe iurirt cine
gGn;e SumiIle, uHo IS 6Ieibt nod seHus ubrig, INT
ShmerieH eoer slrt, bic sic in Soee elres lHidIlS
Oosr cIHer 3raHfbeIt bciGusH mogeH, 81 besiiIgeH.
so Gcnts Ole sSIaidOe. sSH WPptbtfcu Ju has
ben.
Ag- plan ssbs idsr, OaB mCH ~9ioOuaps" bes
EonInlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
@aQenleiSeu,

fUeIdJe, iueHH perEatIdiii9t, gu eraftcn 9rdnts
hciten fuhreH. SirmoH5' SeberzE zEesuI ator
not eizsn rpobltbdtiesn Ginflnf ouf allc SnIz
IenIeiocH aus. ST oiebt Der 2eber bic aIheis
teHoc Strait. reguIirI bic abionberung ber
Sal. uEo perfect bic Seroauunasoraane in
ben .3uficno, in tpel6em iie ihre isunftionen
reqelmdsig Gusiiben. gtad Gebrauh oieier
9ieoi5in ipiro gIieMaHo iaeea toH1eH: I'D,
bin adIcnIeIoeno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18

IF FOUR BACK ACHES.
Or YOU are all worn out really good for moth
ing, II is general debility. Try
BROIFN'lS IRON BITTERS.
II VIII cure YOU, cleanse your liver. and give
a good aDDstitE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18

$50 5abr on h,f1isem Cr4cen Der ee6er
celitteH mo Hahm Is bis 20 Grains pom
9aloHltL ipeldles Elf gepo9Hlidl auf bis 4
Gage ms Sett mari. SlrSlit nabm i'd
Simmons' 9tberz T,guIator, uelher mir 10
picl Grleitterurs peridaffte, pos i'd uascs
fort neInem ScTufe foIscn foHate.- - 8.
Suso, 9iieoIeport, Sbio. (o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18

Yaris, Il. Sebruar. - 9aS 1lrnIeez
Gomlte Der tpututeH.Sammer bat Die Sc=
ratbuu9 Der 9trmteuorlage beenoet, peldle
elne 9crgroBeruag Der Armee uerOrOuet.
,SnIantcrlt Ne9Imtnter iolIen tiir DIE SOIge
aus Orcl Satalllouelt beitcbeu, ouitatt mie
rriiher ans sWci. 2aS @onIte hat ole Sor-
laQt, cbuc &Iditd)t aui Die Diebrausgabe,
melte Oaourb Dem Sau0e erluddlit, auge,
uoumen uuO Der Sammer Sur 4nnabue
emutDDleU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
26eAmatismts. 21emrafaie,
IIarla IN lbrrn prrI6lfOfnrn tOl
mrn afheiIt nn1 herhntrt.

gs elbt tein 0cilmittcl in Der lBel, peIhcs 9Red.
ielpeber uHo ale aHocrcu mal0rIheH, bIiioicn ma
toHiIseH NIeber mlt 8eIbuIle Don Raowan'e Viuep
70 lhEtu beIlt, ais RaOpan . RenOn Belief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18
Sie Agrarier be;'m Saiier III iln8naoc
orfoIfem

Serlin, Il. 6ebruar. - gSic aus gu
fer S.ueQc mitoetbeilt mrp, liuo nie uOr-
asitrtqeu Grtlaruugcn pcs 9tcidJS anglers
uun 6cs StQatsjefret1rS i'll 9feid)samt oe5
Gu8mdrtigcu, 6rbru. Marjfau uon Sleber-
iteiu in 5feid,5taq mo oe5 0ilu;iterprdlt.
reuten @raIen GuleuburQ, Dcs &ice-4rdilz
oeuten be5 Stoatsmnlilerium Don Sonl.
der, oes S5unOclamlulilelS 6rhr'. bon Sers
lepid, uno pes Observation-Disclosures uon
A1eDDen im AbgcorOnctenhaule oeS Eano=
taQs ami Die ouefte >5uttiatue oe5 Saller8
SurId,uiiihrell, lueldjer iiber Ole pen agra
rIder Selte nit mcbr Gtfer ais Slid be-
trlebcne 2lgtGtiOH 9egeu SereinbaruH9 elnes
0anoel5uertrage8 Sutten 9eutdlaHo mo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-18

gSicn, Il. 6cGl. Sm a5erluufc elmer
3tcOe, Die Der Sauus BON 9roatieu, @raf
Sbueu- Selail-peoerOGrp, Geute IN troatiid)s
flauoulldhen yauDta9 hlel,, thellte er nit,
I0r. GIaDitOue labe tiirjliD letHcn lteien
uad ayram geiauOt, I'M bic troallidJ, ilapo-
nlldle SerIahung, mn gauS beouoer5 0nS
autoHOme Serbdltntb OIeler gduosr Su Der
nnaarlidleu Srone Su ituolyeu, I'M oieic
GenutulB bel Der IbfuliUug Der iriideu
yl0omes &ule "SlQ Ill ucrluer.heu.
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Special EMBELLISHMENTS.

enan ndseftisemsnts. not s1cseAlng M No.
eo1iAx nndes the heaA Of WANrEn, 1OR oA6 /
= csnta. three ttmes for = cents ard one voef =
- esAts. aAvanes pay1sat.
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Statistics compiled for the census of
1890, show that the percentage of deaths
from consumption, in the entire country. Is
ZIG; from cancer and tumors, .024 total
IA. The percentage for both, in the New
England States is larger; that for consump-
ton being .l2S; for cancer, etc, .035
total, 1853. According to Webster, "Tuber-
culosis is a constitutional disease character
lied by the production of tubercles in tn
Internal organs, and especially in the lungs,
where it constitutes the most common
variety of pulmonary consumption.
Modern Psychologists aver that consumption
bercle is the essential element. The ten
dency to scrofulous diseases is usually
hereditary, though such disease may be &C.
quired through the action of various excit-
ing causes, all of which may be classcd to-
gether as "causes Of debility"
Mr.. NJ. /. Stevens of Northport, Waldo
Co, Me-, was the victim of remarkably
malignant type of constitutional tuberculosis.
originating from external causes. In the
late spring or early summer of 1889, he be-
gan to suffer from pain in his left foot, at
tended with swelling and slight tenderness,
resembling rheumatism. Despite skilfal
Medical treatment he grew worse; and, 10
the following winter, suspicious looking
swelling appeared upon his left temple.
He finally sought relief at the Massachu-
sets General Hospital, undergoing an ex-
animation by the board of surgeons of that
institution April Z, 1890. They pronounced
his disease to he constitutional tuberculosis,
stating that amputation of the affected foot
AMI the opening of all existing assesses and
of others as they should, from time TO time,
appear were necessary for the prolongation
of his life AMI afforded some hope for perma-
nent recovery. Almost preferring death to
such muti.ation, Mr.. Stevens returned home
and pu, himself in the hands of local ply
stefan who recommended course of RENE
dies now known as RodolFs New Medical
Discovery and Rodolf's Cream Emulsion.
Thanks to their use, Mr. Stevens escaped
he surgeons knife AMI is now in good
he1,h with two good legs, Assesses all
healed, and. To all appearance, the tuhercu-
lar faint eradieated from his system. Let
tiers, with stamps enclosed. relating to he
case. will be promptly answered by nm.
His post office address is Belfast, Me- BOX
Gal.
Rodolf's New Medical Discovery and New
Cream Emulsion embrace the latest and besi
discoveries of modern science for the treat.
meat and cure Of Consumption, Scrofula,
Tuberculosis, Cancer, Rheumatism and
their prcdisposing causes. Try them ant
they will do you good.
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PersonaIs.

Turner Barr of Sidney was in town Sat.
day.
Mrs. George w. Martin was in Portland
Saturday.
Miss Nelly McNelly spent Sunday in
Waterville.
Lendail Titcomb Esq. returned Satur-
day from Boston.
II. 5. Haskell leaves Monday night on a
weeks trip to Boston.
Sewall X. Savage, Bowdoin, 81, spen,
Sunday at his home here.
George Plaisted of Portland spent Sun.
Sunday with friends in town.
j. Clair Minot, Bowdoin, 90, was the
guest of Augusta friends over Sunday.
Col. ID, J.. Livermore o. Halowell was
calling on Augusta friends Saturday.
s. Stanley Patten of Portland was the
guest Of Col. and Mrs. Elias X. Mllliken
over Sunday.
f. NJ. Blanding of the Industrial Jour
nal of Bangor wss in Augusta Saturday re-
turning on the Yankee.
c. II. Gannett, valedIctorian of the grad
ua'ing class at the Maine State College,
| spent Sunday at his home in this city.
Miss Bessie johnson arrived Saturday
evening from New York, and will spent the
summer here with her father, Mr.. Ralph
Johnson, at the Lambard place OH the Fast
Sile.
Mr.. Oscar lIolway returned Saturday
evening from weeks sojourn in Boston
Mr.. NJ. S. Holway, who went up with him
has gone to New York for couple of
weeks.
Messrs. l.. A. Crossett, II. II. Jenkins,
all Of Nornh Arlington, Mass. went through
on the Yankee Saturday from a successful
fishing trip down East. They were met at
the station by Augusta friends.
Sub-Principal C.. A. Washburn returned
on the evening train Saturday from brief
visit to his home in Greene Mr.. Wash
burn walked from Augusta to Winthrop
Friday taking the train on the back route
for Greene.
Mrs. B. +. Sanborn Miss Maui Sanborn,
Master Warren Sanborn and his younger
brother returned on the 1.l5 T.. NJ. train
Saturday from the Isle of Springs where
they had been to prepare their cottage for
the summer.
Mrs. B. B. Foster of Portland, after a
visit with Mrs. George n. Blodgett on
Weston street, returned home Saturday on
the Yankee. She was accompanied by
Harry L. Blodgett who will be her guest
until Tuesday.
Misses Hannah Hennessey, Pinkham and
Ellis of this city and Miss Nellie Grover
of Gardiner, and Messrs. w. j. Grover,
NJ. A. Knowles, Mason Farrar. Dorsey
Stanley and Fred Bell, all of Augusta,
were Mt Chambers Mills Sunday.
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sTl,s Columbus edition 10 exhausted. We have,
however, secured = large lot Of the "rNvostte'
scries, which IL n much better book every way.
stead Of A
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nf. CT. Alden Of Clinton, L.. SON of
thelste Col Darius Alden Of August. /.
wen and cordially remembered in this. hi.
native town and bis many friends viii be
sorry to hear Of the Ioss Of hi. univ .or
The following is taken from the Clinton.
la Daily Herald Of Monday, May IL:
Charles Frederick Alden, Jr.. bette,
known a. Carl Alden. the only child of NJ,
ana Mrs. Z. +. Alden, died At the re,iiencs
OK lbs parents, corner Third street And
Fourth avenue, at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.aged five years, nine months. and
twenty eight days.
The deceased had been ailing A, times fo,
several weeks, but was not taken seriou Nv
Ill until Saturday, April 10Th. when he 70.
-ei~ea WIN violent spasm, which resulted
in spinal meningitis. From tia, time ri.
case vas considered almost hopeless md at
ciock last night he began to fail and
gradually grew weaker until death csme t.
lehese ms sunerings, 1t 2.30 O'Clock this
morning.
A beautiful boy, Of brightest promise in
every respect; lovely in character, brigh,
IN mind; with parents able and wiIlipz 10
giye him every opportunity to become use
fui and prominent a. a man: il there was
ever special reason for any human being
growing TO maturity, it appeared in the case
OF this fairest of children. Why should
he be taken! The inscru,able WAYS Of
Providence are past finding out. Bat the
profoundest sympathy of the entire COM
munity goes out to the agonized parents in
Their most grievous bereavement.