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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03

moro, Cuba.
pauua, .. 9fap. - Ser 9ampfsr
p@itu Of IlerauOria" Der -y9few. 0Ort nuo
Cuba Yot Oamptihifiiahrtag gei.aihaIt,"
Don Sauauna nuo Diatausas uad) 9telu'
Yorf beit,nlml, lit auf Der S0be Don SoiImar
uerbraunt.
9ie Guube perbreitete ft beute in Der
Stabt, ais ;u frher StunNe eu fltiueS
9oot lauoete, i'll benz iid) Der slpeite StTts
sier uuo auoere Yerloneu befaNOeu uuo ben
Serlut bes OampferS melbeten. 9tad ibs
rem Serld3te ereiguete fid) geitcrn yta6mit<
tag am So-o bes SampierS cine @rploFon,
uuo bulO baraut itano oer 9ampier III
Slammeu. Sle llrlade Der @rp!oilon 1T
ntdIt befauut. 0a5 Seuer perbreltete llf 10
ldlnea, baB Capt. Sofimaun balo elnlab,
eiu Serluh, cas- Sd]lfi 6u retteu, lei Der.
seblidleS 0iiibeu, ulb Sefebl gum 8larmaa
den Der Soote CAB. lluter Dem Cargo bes
9ampfers beianoeu iid) 400 SdiIer fnnl,
welde ben Slammeu neue 9tubrung 9abeH.
9lufanslid) berridte am SorO cine aroBe
Iufreguns, bod gelang es nad uno nab,
Die Yailaslere Su berubtsen. Die Dfanu-
idaft be9ab iid lofort, nadbem Der 0euer-
@larn gegeben pnroe, uatb ben SooteH,
uno Die Steuaros begauTeu,- bielelben su
perprouiantren. Die See mar aienllidl ru'
big unD bas 6lottmafen Der Soote gtug
ohEe louSerlide SdIluierigteiten uor ildl, 10
baIo oas Gigual: pbus Sdllfi uerlaHen."
nit Der @Iode geseben weroen fonnte.
Der Srt, rpolelbit Der Sampfer nieoer.
brauIte, ut nur 25 0ieileu Don 0auanua
eutiernt uue Die iiber Die perid,ieoenen Socte
ben Seiebl fiihrenDen Slftiiere, - @apttdn,
l. STftiter, ,. Sfft;ter, .Sablmeiltec uno
Sber Sugeuieur - batten feineu Smeltel
parau. baB eS linen gcIingsn werbe, meHH
uidt Sauanua, 10 bod einen anoeren QaTeu
on Der cubauiiGeu Siite su erreldlen.
Sn Der erlteu 2lufre9uus lollen perld,ie-
oeue YaIiaglece iiber Surn gepruugen unD
erlruufeu leiu. Die bier an9etonlmenen
2eute srSGblen. oaB 60 He.iouen ertrunten
ieieu, bauptidh!ld Durd, oas &entern Der
Soote. Spdtere Jfad)ridlteu lleferu leoob
ben Sepeis, baB teiuS Der tleinen Soote
fenterte, uno oaB Siele Der auTdu9llf ais
ertrunfen @emelbeten ben Oateu Sacuraz
mao geIuub uuo munter erreihteH. Die Sahl
Der @rtruuteueu miro sur Selt auf "a bls 80
Herioueu geld)Gtt, barunter Der Salliteu-
Eana9ler 0r. yslnluger aus Oeut9lauo
uno perldlieoene cubanlde Steueoole.
Sobalo Die Suuoe bier aufam, wuroen
iofort perid)ieDeue Sdlleppboote abgelanot
mn, faas 9ies nod mDgItd) iei, Siile su
leliteu.
3mei Siei.r Sdllsppboote famsn wieOer
surUd uno bradlteu 10 Der pom UampIer
@eretteteu. 9iceb.u iiuO: Capt. 6oTanH,
Swen Mc@ee, willis Suseueur, 9. S.
Seuuinss. 5. 6iilis Snsenleur, Sobn DO
nobue, .. gSiltaus, s. 8aro, s. gSarb,
8. airf, 81. @op, 6. @uasco, @mendtl
9rumnaii, S. Antoui, s. Yoiano, S. sS.
&eiD, S. HamonO, gSnI. SielO, 2. StftSier,
Nubrew NeilIou, Charles aluberlon, 9ttdloz
las Clarion, Sberfodl, Wtltael SapeH.
Srancis McJtamaru, gfidael Hpoer, sSm.
9etteIbart, l1. 6arpep, s. Peuerlon, ".
gSauace uuo t. 6. Gricieu, StifIssumsr<
mann.
Ser 0ampfer pIleraubria" ipar zines
Der idueulteu Soote, Die im meitnblldlen
Sanoel tbGtlg iinr, uuo mar aus Gtien BON
Sobu 9loadI & Sobu iul Sabre 1879 sebaut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03

gis ipGt i'll bic 9eadt binein, wurSen
emlis sic 9tettunssarbciteil fortgcieet
uno Die Gaoaper nIebrerer Bicrlc 3u
Gage sebradt. Gine srObe 0tcnidens
mense umitano ben um9liifsplas. obuc
iebo6 bic 5suerpebr in iBrer Sbdti9feit
~ bemmen.
Serseant @ai9inston pont gireau
fir 9ampfteiiels SnipeftiOn erflart, Die
@rplolion lei Ourd aa5u sroBen Druid
peruria6t porOen. Snsenieur 9lrmz
itrOns loa nidt gum Setriebe eines iOl>
den Dampifefcls, ME Der erplObirte,
beredtist 9eweien iein. nnO nur iiir ben
beutisen Gag sur lu5bIlie BON einem
anberen Stalle Der SOmpasnie nad benz
IA. StraB ZEN Stalle 9cianbt iuOrben
lem; Der Sciiel mar ell 2owe' l5er
Patentoampfteiiel.
:3u pergeiien iinb ni6t Oie 0ienite,
lpel9e SRI. 9loelbeiO Otarres, cine 9Sar<
term ocr r@cicaldaft gum rOtben &reus
&c." Die uorbeipaiiirte, Osn Ssrwuuoe=
ten uno SterbenOen leiltets.
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Biouitti tpa6eIt.

q o nj, l. 9iop. - Die 3eidI.n elmer iid)
uaheuben WiiuiterfrliiS mebren iit. 9tit)t
ollein Die 9lusrlfie auf &Ioulttl Selteus Der
gr Dfiniiter @rllpi uHO Jtuoin, ionbern
oHda bic 2epen Der 0eputirten III Den ellis
,eln.u Yropinseu beluclien. oaB bas Dttnl'
iterium balo ELL DING Der Ser9angenhslt
leiu rutrb.
Solepb 3auarbelli, eiu raoifaler YolitIfer,
aber Elm 6reuno oeS 0reibunoes, loa Der
merlt b.aiinlttate Sewerber um ben Rremler'
fis lein. 0os jeeige Wiuiiterlum 1T cnts
itIlpiIen. Bis sum lestsu Iu9eubllf tiir ieIn:
isiunu,. .Iroiette III fGnpieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
Gin cIeftrifd,er sarm fnrat
0ur0 eime aeoifuete Srehbrnde. - fait
aue YaHasiere ertrunfen. - Ste 3abl
NOD 1tid1t bsfQutjt.

aue YaHasiere ertrunfen. - Ste 3abl
npd) nidIt befauHt.
8ortiarb, Sres, l. 9tou. = Gin
elettriider SraBenbahu= =g9aggon. ueld)er
I'M Sear,iie iiano, iiber cine 0rehbrilde ;u
fabreu, itiir;te in's 9Saiier, neil Der Wotors
mann nid)t in Seit Ncleben, DaB Die Sriide
ofeu ftanO uuD eS ihm nldt 9elinsen mollte,
ben gSagen sum Steheu su brin9en.
3ur 3eit oes lluialles berrldlte. pie fudbz
reup DeS gausen Cages, etn otd)ter ytebel,
weldaer es uumDglid) madlte, ELL 9Sar'
nuugslignal Don peit.r Serue 81 ertennen.
S9te uIele Paiia9lere itb Ill Dem 9Sag9on
beiauOeu, lit bis leEt nod nldr 1srgelfeut.
Der @ououtteur ld)dtt Die Sapl oerlelbeH
auI 90, Ger Diotormann au1 l3.
gtur uenige auf benz 8a9son befinolide
Terloueu eutfamen, baruuter Der Woto-
neur uuo Der Sououtteur. Die 3tettuuss.
arbeiteu liuo i'm Gauge, bod erdwert Der
herrideuOe 9tebel Oielslber auBsroentlld /;
Derielbe 1T 10 oidlt, oaB man Don Der Bride
aus oaS gSaiier uid)i lebeu lam.
@iner Der serctteteu Eaias'ere. 9tamens
oooper, ersdblte, baB er sur Seit, als Der
llnial iid) erelgnete, felne Abnabme Der
Gabreei6wiuoigfeIt De5 gSaggons bemerfte.
Nls Der sSa99ou ild) plOBlid] ablparts uel9'
te, entltauo inter ben Yclla9tereu elm nil
Der sampT, mn Die Ylattiorm Su .rreidlen
uuo purb einen Sprung womoslid) baS Yes
ben Su retten.
9tur sSena.u setans Dies in ben paar
Setuuosu, DIE usrfloheu, bis Der sSag9ou
oas gSaiier erreit)te. IIs 5ocpsr. luelher
iit) ourdl eiuen <pruu9 aut Die Srude
reytete, iidl erhobeu, iah er inter ihm I'M
gSaiier Smei Wtduuer, Deld)e oem SriideH'
TuupumeHt ,udmamnen.
she lie nd) ieOodl in Sit,erbeit brln9eH
fonnten, iuh, ein 0ampier iiber il. btnmeg.
| Gtn Soot mar balo sur 9auo, es 9elana
aber MIR, eineu Der Wdnner, uno Slpar als
9.lt]e ans Oem gSalier 81 siebeu.
Sis jegt iiuo Die 0ei9eu Der tol9eneen
Yeriouen uuiseiuuDen woroen: Charles
8sduau, Buhhalter, 8. ). Inoerion,
| Sreppenbauer, Qlsranoer Campbell, gSirth,
uuo 3oiepb StdOtl,r, AugeiIelIter elmer Sd
| gemubIe. Setanut 1T, baB llb etn taub'
hummer Seeer, Jiameus g8. .. Scott. in
benz 9Huggon bsiano. Die groBte aufres
gung berrld)t III Der Stabt.
(Spdter.) Gs 1T iset ieitgeitellt, SaB iie'
| ben YerIoueu bel benz lluiau ertrauteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
-bcfommt.-

Cine grnbc @nSabl pon 2cuten
(tleinc 9inber inmnbl, iuie Grua6.
icne) iinn nit auspil6ien grpIagt,
wel6e iid su Bakli6ru Tlcdsu
auf Der 0aut entmiGCll. Sa lit
tiiuifli6e 9iIlie rrinroerlid, unn es
giht Ni6ts, mas bicrin brm Sdmeirl
ais GukerliGes aumrnncmittcl glcid|s
fummt. SicIc Ibatia@c mirn uun
allen aer3trn ancrtarnt, uno Die Gr>
finhung nnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
Ses 9IItreid,2E &aniler.

SerIin. l. giou.-Or. Stmsnlnser,
p.ld)er beute burh Berlin pniilrte, ertIdrte,
Writ Sismard babe am Samlng al einer
Iubeoeut.upeu llnueroauIlbte1t 9eIlttei, 1td)
1.ood poaitduOig OapO" srbolt unO WsrOe
IdQlldl frattlQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
Hffmnn ,. JSdr1 :

alc bemofratiit.con.ruaiipsn stimmseber Der 2.
gEaro iino ac)tunsspou elngeIaoeH, iid hente. ben
3. gtopeulber, puntt lbr Abtnos, an Der @de Der
Bomb uuo MIice 2!uu=Stra 5u per1amnelH,
nu on bem 9roSeH bcmofrarllden SadelSuge 2bel 5Il
nsbmen. SIM 2luitrage pon Mug. SertemcIcr,
(262- $50 SrctlItipe Der =. gSaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
56rue 2IaGenper(a
Der
q mo b IT d tn.
Satrpbe? ODER Waliter

Die 9lnseitellten Der gHsroS= uno "Jobbing- dis
Ter ueriammeln iitl beutc, Srelta9, punt z ubl
abenos, an Der sd. upu Ssauopcrs u. 0erntan=
Notwithstanding i'm r@ptIoramaz@jebduoe" &bei
an HchmeH.
gBh bilben ben reften SIii9el. 6afeln fir 9llle.
f263H (cmpIpnes' Democratic Seaauc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
Sam6urg = AmeriRanifGe-
pa&rtfabrt-W -Wrlrul6aft.
gSesen ndberer2tnStnnft ipenoe man
iid1 CIT
GDuarD Statue, slsenten,
Ofiite brs
'0eutf6em Gorrefpomoentem,'

Gde Der
Saltintoreitr. ttn0 Yoit' 'Sfhee'Ipe
Qamfen sic nie einen Sepptdb
c5ne suportstH Stiuh i'm a.tabIirt.n mo .uperdIfs
gen @tIhdit uon
e. e. s.. Soues & Coup,
SIR. L, HorbsGaps StrGBe.
@roBee AHprtimeut
WrmiuIterA, UobeIinS, SamMets5eepidbe.
TiogustteS (2rlppiammtt), BruffeIsr,
sSusratuS u. {. l.
Rorfteppide (Linolcums) uno G8aMStudle lea
Der GpaIitdt, &ae 81 bootnIos rieori9tu Rreilen.
9eioupere Bargains.
WtQtteu Rugs q Mats).
200 Rifrezgfues. 1Roauette, Srliietr una CAMS
met, SD bri 54, 81 oas GtId; 81 pert6
300 Dolnettez, Commit uHo Soop SrlIeIey
MATS init 5raaieut so Cents pGs Stld
200 gioarettez, Commit unb Soop SriifieIe1
RUGS NIT 6rau!.n, sros.s Gsrmat, uOH 81 oas
Gti6 an.
Sapaniidae xtppidse uno RUGS i,s,r @rS5e.
Smnrna'er RUGS uuo Yattsn Gntr SreSea
uRb Ireiis.
&. g. q. Sonss d 6emp..
tSspt.13,ghSa-E Or. ], Rsresgaeitraie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
@ieDeranfmaDme
9enti0 [ q It b.

ga Die ge'0roeruHg bon 3lul'denoedS'
gaIIagieyeu miiHeu 9sutidlaHO unO 2lme.
rita mieOer auigeuommen morOen ut, 10 llno
mir bereit, 9aNage Don uuO na4 9eutf'
lauo ;u iOlgsuOeu Frsileu 6u oertauTen.
Die 5eit Der 2lbiabrt Der 0umpfer miro
qlel65eltlA augegebeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
spareu sic 33 Bros. Sbres Geloes,
l,niere serten aeroneten &affets

WHItrt $ut1fH BttUHtteW @aWees'
uuier better ser0iteter Soua "a Cts. oas Bib.
LIN ier beer serOiteter sn9uapra 80 @ts. oas
Bfunb.
liner better se.oiteter soloener 9o % @ta.
Da5 9tuHb.
Gutter itarte. ser0iteter 8io "A gno 26 9ts.
pas Htunb.
lluler better sriiner unS idpar;sr Sbse 20
@ents oa5 Bfuuo.
Gin outer itarfer sriiner uuS idmarser Sbee
iiir 20 uuo 80 SentS baS YfuHb.
THE GREAT CHINA TEA COMPANY,
gtr. 6l5, Sr'8altmore4 MD
DIR. 425, 9sriustoufraBe.
(Sept23- -9top25,iSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03

BROWN IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
SeGste @aro.

@llc Scntotraten ino einseIaoer, fd heute. ben
8. 9iopember, llbr qbenos, im @ofale Der Demo-
frotlideu sIociatioa Der g. Saro," Dir. 136, Or
lean =Stra6e, M periamulelH. I'M on oem Eatel7
suse Sur NaiienueriammIiHs i'm "9pflordma : @ez
bdnoe," fpelte an obengeHaHHteH Gage itattrHoei,
Sbeil 81 nebmeH.
4dtun9spo4
t262sJ oas Is cnlite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
2lnf cpaBt,
pfmukratsn oss 9. pre,inkts
oer 18. @aro

Semotraten bss o. 9resiHtts Der 1S. gSarb, bic nd
hem aroSen aus5r9 betbei9eH molleH, itHo erludt
iid] bcufs, ben 3. 9fopember, "a nhr NbeHos, IN
isrieotbsrit)ter 0euster's S,aue eiHSuiiEoen, uul
ihre isadsln in @mpiaH9 Su nebmen abmarlh ron oa
pri5iS llbr. SHfub SdlenIel, Soritser.
(262-3f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
gluf pTener see rerbrannt.

Ser Sampfer ~TIeranorta" eurdl clue Gr=
pIoiiom tn Sramo aeieEt.-MneebIidl 35
Herfouen NuiterbafteS ger.
baIten oer cifiiiere mmo yVannid aften.-
gic 8eretteten in eapauna uno Saeura=
moro, Cuba,
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EGfe!
T6he!!

rr ss,ii. i'm guslanne beiorst innerbaIb ~ Stinos1
iu benertcno berabseitttem Yseie
@Duare 6atne,
G6e SaItimpreitrase u1o 3of@S SHict<9peuue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-03
Scr Seuti9e Correspondent,
2dslidb, ,potentli1 unb GoEutass,
Naine, &igentbnmer nnO gfcoaffe

". Watnt, &tgentbumer nnS Jfco0fteMt
(gtobfoIser pon S. 5taiue),
Ghbneit=gde Saltimore=s strase uno RojtsSficezgpc
Trcs oes taaIidben 8IatteS, burd, ardaer beiorst,
12k Cts; taeIid1e uno Sonnta 40 =sIus aabe is
Genfs pro sSoe, sahbor bic oas SIatt beioraerner
Grdser.-3aaIidl Hebf xountaes =ssus 90 DC unt,r
gorto=soransbeSdbiune $3.50 pro Sahr fir tiir;ere
!Seit i'm SerbdItnis; iir bic wodjcnflid,e MuSaa
NIT Sonutassbiatt portoTrei, nit gbsus tiir @ubs.
$3.50 pro Sdhr, nau ir9eno cinem Srte b.s Snlan=
brs, 81 mob europa. Sonutase =9uee eabe 81
pro Sabr.-0as bette uub biuiafte oentSd1e 8Iatt
tn esH Yiitteis uue Sletaatsa.
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Ser j3. SOn9reR.
Gic Gbineicm Sin anaeuommeu.
wabridbeimItdl Sertaauma.

gSa btngtou, ,9.e., 2. 9top.-
SIM Senate marcn mn iuenlg Wtit>
slieoer anweieno. Der 8eIdlub DeS
Saul.s, Den Iusitellern, welde ibre
ausltsllungs=@cgenltan pertaulen, so
Broient bonn ;3oa na65uluicu, wurbe
amcnoirt unO an9enommeu. Das Serf
bes 9Sicner Broishors SHB Hber Die
3ufunft oes Silbers wirb auf 9tesiez
rungsfolten scorudt.
Stemart bradlte cine 6reiprdauu9Sz
Bin ein. Die Bill iiber ueberitisuns
beS Siioen5 fabrte 5u elmer laugercn
Debate. -
Der Senat nabm bann sic Gbineleu<
Sin an, wie iie pom Sauie cinselanot
wurbe, uno rertus!e iid I'M 8 llbr.
SIM Sc eprG Ell anten b II e
,uuroe beidlOiien, bic Sieuns morsen
9tadmittag su perta9en. Der 9luS>
i9uB fir Dfittel unO @s9e erbiclt Grz
laubniB, wdbrenO Der gertu9un9 6u
lisen. 0ieler slntrag iibrte aber 3u
elmer langen Debate, UNI 6 ubr fano
elm Hamensaufruf itatt, unO Der Quds
flor murOs ansewieien, Die Otit9lieosr
berbei;ubOlsu. SeridieOene 9teusYors
fer iOllten nod pom Sabnbofe mcgee
bolt perben, iie reiitsn aber trOsOem ab,
unO Der Nudi flor tclcgraphlrte nad 8il.
minston. I'M ije surif,urufen. Das
!Suus srlcbi9te nod eini9c WaBreseln
unO uertaste ii4 I'M 9 lbr.
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The German Correspondent,

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Gin ibrefltmcs Stra6enbabns
1snalitG.

(Mns nnierer aeitrieen 2 sUsoraensausaab.
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IS a btn9tOn, .. g., ,. NOD.
- Die gtelusYorfer uno New>SerisD'er
Sradenporluse. welde im Senqt 9sitern
in amenoirter SOrm au9enOmmen warO,
s.lanste suriif ans Saus. Sr. Ounz
pbD, 0em., N.sY., beantraste, bic
gnlenoements nidt gut 81 beiben. Gin
entipredenbsr SeidluB wuroe 9efaBt
unb bic Sa6e al Elm Gonfercn5;GOmlte
perpieIell.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07
DIFFICULT TO DUPLICATE.

The war horse of Colonel Auchmuty
of Lenox, Mass, died recently aged 80
years
The excavated temple near Bombay,
In India, would require the labor of
20, 200 men for forty years to complete.
DIR. G. w. Grant of Apalachicola.
Fla, is the owner of the body of a
petrified man, which he claims he un-
earthed in California in 1891.
The largest known diamond is called
the Braganza, which is among the
crown jewels of Portugal It's uncut,
weighs /, ESQ carats and is valued at
S2s, 90 900.
The longest single span Of wire In
the world is used for n telegraph wire,
and is stretched over the river Kistuah,
between Bezorah and Sectanagrum,
India 1t is over 5000 feet long and Is
stretched from the top of one noun
tain to another.
An oak tree thirty inches in diam
eter was recently cut down in Hares
valley, Huntington county, Pennsyl-
vania. s. b Green blocked the tree
and with the d of glass counted it's
yearly growths and found that it was
436 years old. This tree was alive
during the life of Columbus and thirty
five years before he discovered Amer
lea
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07
Light breaking I'm germany.

In April the first gymnasium for
women is to be opened in Weimar, the
"Athens-on-the-Ilm," where Goethe,
Schiller, Herder and Wieland lived and
wrote. Graduation from a German
gymnasium, or college, is necessary for
admission to the universities, the four
upper classes ranking with the four
classes of American colleges In the
seminaries for girls in Germany the
cirricula are primitive, compared with
the higher schools for the sex in Eng
land, Sweden anu the United States
Greek, Latin and mathematics especial
ly are never taught there. But the
Weimar gymnasium will be. on a par
with the best colleges in the land. It's
professors will be famous, and It is
hoped that by the time the first women
leaves its halls with diplomas the por-
tails of the universities will be open TO
receive them.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07

seldom seen upon the stree sand Pete
the Great had way of kicking then
when he met them in Moscow or st
Petersburg, and telling them that theb
place was at home and they ought Il
be in it. The wife-beating of to-day il
almost together confined to the peas
ants, and the Countess Tolstoi tells us
that even the peasants are improving
in the treatment of their women. The
peasant women have, in fact, many
rights of which the women of the Other
parts Of the world know nothing. IL
the communal systems by which th,
villages of Russia are governed the
women stand on the equal footing
with the men as regards the distribu'
ton of property, and they have then
share of the property of the village &C
cording to their share in the work.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute if offered.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07
Mrs. stowe at Sc.

Mrs. Stowe, according TO the cores
pendent of Boston paper who visited
her recently, has reached her sgd year
in apparently as good physical condi-
ton as she was ten years ago. The
change more directly affects her men,
tai than her physical constitution. In
pleasant weather she takes daily
walk out of doors, accompanied by
Hannah, faithful attendant who has
been with her for years. These walks
are confined to the pleasant streets in
the vicinity of her residence on Asylum
Hill, in Hartford. Conn. Whatever the
weather, winter or summer, she rarely
fails to visit Mrs. John Hooker, Mrs.
Charles Dudley Warner and other
ladies in the adjoining residences
Usually she is entertained with sing
ing. of which she is very fond. Mrs
Hooker generally sings the old songs.
familiar to Mrs. Stowe in her early
days, and preferably familiar hymns
These she seems to enjoy more than
anything else. In the selection of the
hymns, however, Mrs. Stowe always
chooses those of a stirring. lively move
ment. Anything of a slow, melan-
choly or sentimental order fails to in
terest her. She reads but little in
these fading days. Current events
have little interest if she cannot, with
out effort, keep up connection of
ideas. OF the many magazines and
papers which come to the house her
choice is New York illustrated paper
published by a relative. This is placed
IN her hands regularly. The familiar
seading gives her pleasure and she
tries TO read the paper, but rarely gets
beyond an examination of the pictures.
Then her mind wanders off to some
thing else. She is wonderfully Happy
aud cheerful. OF the troubles of life
.he has no thought and of physical
pain no experience. Relatives and
friends endeavor to make as pleasant
US possible the pathway which is lead
ing to the end.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07
A Bavarlan Princess.

Princess Theresa of Bavaria, the only
laughter of the present Regent of that
country, who was recently elected an
honorary member of the Bavarian
Academy of Sciences, ranks by right
among the learned women of Europe.
no similar honor to that conferred by
he savants of Munich was ever given
20 woman in Germany. The majority
If the leaders of thought in the father
and still have medieval ideas regarding
he intellectual powers of women. The
,wo most important works of the
Princess-now officially recognized by
.he Academy of Sciences-owe their
existence to the long journeys which
she has taken from time to time. They
have not been journeys only, but really
'studienriese," as the Princess never
travels without a purpose. She always
goes incognito, however, as her
high rank otherwise would inter-
fere with her Investigations. The
Two works referred To are Empress
'ons of a Traveller and Sketches in
Russia, by Therese Won Bayer," and
Beyond the Polar Circle, by Therese
von Bayer." "Therese Won Bayer" is
Abe Princess nom de plume. The first
Sock appeared in 1885 and was dedi-
lated to the Queen mother, Maria. The
Mecond--flled with sketches by the
Princess, as she has great talent with
The brush and pencil-was published
In 1889. Both books are replete with
scientific observations, interesting
Facts about the botanical, geograph-
ical and animal conditions of the coun-
tries visited and philosophical criti-
cisms on the people and their institu-
tions. Even German professors are
obliged TO admit that the books would
do honor to any ''man." The writer's
pen is facile and her style is rich, clear
and eloquent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-04-07
She Reiected the RnlI.

The Nine. Darmesteter, whom the
French Academy has honored with a
prize for literary ability, is better
known to English readers as Mary
Robinson. the girl who entered Lon
don University before she was II, and
when offered choice between ball
and the publication of her poems in
celebration of her twenty-frst birth
day, chose the latter. Nine. BARNES
teter is now the wife of the eminent
Persian scholar and member of the
faculty of the College of France. She
writes books in graceful French as
well as pure English, with happy
style in Doth languages.