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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
@a,otu otuaItIam ftiteehaIitu.
SoItsi,titiS int staa,e &anfas

Batter uno sebn nerfauen brm Ridbtsr 2nnd,.
SbaronzS Sprin98, Ss., 10.
Wal.-Gin graucnpullsr aft Der Solf8z
juitt; purOe 9eitern 9tudt bier uoQiO9en.
,3wei Mlanner, @m. YicSiulcg unO lrin
SObn 2cuis. Ser Sheiluobmc an Ser
GrmOrbuus BON Gbas. GarlcD bcIdulz
oigt, Der uor Sur3em cine TOatcr Mcz
Finlep'S aebcirotbet hattie, wurbeu BON
cinsm SOltSbauieu aus bem G)efdugrtB
geld)leppt unb 5elpndt. Die SebOrseu
uermohten ocn Spn6mOrO nift 5u per'
binbern. &Or wcnissn Sa9cn wurOc
Gbarle8 Gurlcp, Gin iuu9er 6urmrr, in
ictuer 8ebuuiuns im Sdlufe iibcrfalcn
unO cri6Iagen. Die llnteriuduns er@
CAB, OuB isin Sdwa9cr, Der Il SABRE
alte 6r.b. McRiulcy, aufgcrcijt BON
leiuenl gatcr uub Sruber, 0en brutalsn
9OtOrO ueribt bate. GarleD bate, ais
CT .mcuise 8O9en 3uuor Wtc&inleD'5
biibide SO6ter beirutbete, leiuem
Sdwie9erpater cine rGntlhdOi9un9"
BON 5000 periprO6cn, abcr na3 Der
Srauun9 OaS &auf9clO Su 5ublen pcrz
peigert.
Wic8inIep unS feline SObnc serietben
oarIber in grOBe gSutb unO probten,
oil SurleD blutisc 9fade nebncn 3u mOlz
fen. Der iiiugit. SobH ltcB iid iiberres
otn, Oen seplauten Wtoro auS5ufabrcn.
Gr iiberficl bcn Stwa9cr in S9laie
uno idIus linn nit etncr 6afe o:n
SdGbel Gin. 5u SerbOr am lcetsn
!Dt unta9 befanut iif ocr lugcnbltde
OtOrOer ihuIoig unO tbcilte iu9Ici6
nit, OaB CT uuf @ebciB iclue6 @attr5
uno Gltcren Sruber5 bic gluttbut uoIIs
brof)t bate. Die beiOeu gCeteren be-
tbeucrtcn ibre llni9ulb unO waroen bis
auf 9Scitcre6 benz bieligcn 9c1an9niB
Iberluicien.
Die gtn6rift BON Dem brutalcn Wtoro
srregte groBe Grbitteruna inter Oeu
8cluobnern, Die ibcr3eu9t luarcn, baB
ser Yuter uaO ocr Gltcrc Sruocr oe5
W0rberS bic ciscntli9en 2tnltifter 9.lucs
len. Sn oller Stiue rOttete iid 9eltern
su ipdt.r 2lbenoitunSc ein 8olt5baufs
3uiammcn. iibcrfiel Oa8 @efansniB unO
bemadH9te lid Der beiben @ciangenen,
8ater unS Sobu. Scr9e6cns flebten
bic SpTer nm SdOnung hires &ebcnS;
iic wurbcn BON ben Hgnhern nad elmer
noben Bride gcidleift uub bort an Dem
@elGnSsr auigsfnHpft. Wlcainlcp's
iiugltcr Sobn mare pOn eincn sleidcn
SdtdIal creilt pOrocn, tpenn man ibn
nid)t im 2aufe Oes Sugcs aus Ocm 0c>
fansniB nad rinem 9Otel 9ebradt, no
cr BON elmer Sdutmanniaaft bcwa6t
muroe.
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Dollars

al iparsn, 1T cine, bic in oieien 3eiteu Der
Seldlafts'0epreiiiou beionbsrS tntsreiiirt.
9Bir erludbneu etuise Breiie, UNI Shueu cine
Sbee uou ben 9Sertben bel bem folloSaieit
yerfattf Su ssben. gSir perfaufen Sal.
mlre< anSiige IN auipredenoeu hslleu Dtu.
itern fiir nur $3.50; MODERN s.matte Au.
siiqe III SadS mo GutawaDs, Gafimir.s,
gSorIeo, @beutOt ulp., g3ertb IS, Sc mo 81.
Seine pom 8unOeuidneiber semadIts @uta.
mans i'll @aTnire, SairlIusS. Sebe Hnb
gSoriteb mellrt, importirts Slmouis uiw. fir
$3.50 uno 50. S.i reguIdreu 9etall.@er.
fdufer nit $l5 uuo $l8 anse;sist. 9gr per.
fauien elegant gemadte &.gent- -4u;iise IN
idUaraem uno bIauem &bsuiot uno igaus0.
iiidem Borlieo ;u $40 unb $l2, in Detail
4aoen ;u SIG uuO SIS pertautt. Dies fno
9butia6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
0rpRfcuer.

Sprucule, MS, 10. Mui. =
Gin uad Oiitternadt oil Der &anulz
front auSgebrOdensr Sruno ri6tete
eineu Sda6en uOn 10000 Dollars an.
3mci 8crionen oerlOrsn babel Oa5
Xeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
MuSftduDe unS ibre EoIsen.
gste es in @srhIanS auSNebt.

@umbcrlab, Wo., 10. Wiai. =
GrOe ScS ssitrigsn gsidluiies iinb Die
600 8Oblenardber 3u Gfburot uno Sofiz
man bcute frHb, rpie gew6bnli9, an bic
Arbcit sesansen. 9ieicniscn Der rNGI.s
ebenpz@5rube tbaten oalielbe, wdbr.nO
iu Ocean nur eim Sbsil Der gcrsl,ute
arbeiteten.
On 2Onaconiug 9iugen tros osS Gins
punbcs Der 9Iueitdnbisen 500 8ObIcns
ar6btr iuieber in Die @rubeu unb ano,re
pcrOsn mOrs,n folssn. @cIdliebt 0tes,
10 1T Der 9lusltanb. in MarblanS pes
nigiten8, cin 6ebli6la9.
no entihIpHeu. Den Setrteb aufsunehmtn.
GbarIeitOn, gB.fGa., 10. Wfai.
- Die Grubsneigentbiinr.r in ben Ncws
9liuer. unb &anambas0iitritten babtn
bsiaIoiien, um 0tOntaS Obne 9tGtiid)t
auf ben 9tusfanO beu 8etrieb ibrer
Ncrfc lpiebrr aufjunebmen, unb babef
bic 2lusitGuoisen benadridti9t, entwez
Der SIR 2Irbeit suridjufebren OOcr Die
Den G)rubsnbeiieern gsb6ri9en Sauicr,
tpel&e lie beiuobncn, 81 rGumen.
an Sirmiimahan, hsrrid,t Enht.
8i II a b M, Nla., 10. Wfdi.
: Sn ben bieiisen &ObIeu Diitriftsn
berrldlt bsuts 9tube. e)eltetn NbenO
mar bic aliiIi; in @riuartuus cineS Gin,
critics SeiIens Ser 9lu8l ltanOi9en auf bic
Bratt @ruben 5u Oen Guficn seruIeu
porocu, ipurOe leoOd bcute friib lpleoer
entlailen. 2ieutcuant j. .. @rmin BON
Der 8unbesarmse 1T ais Sertreter oeS
@ouperneurS 5oneS bier anueieno unb
iibsrpadt bic Scwesunscn Der ausitans
bigen.
Gin fd,dnSIthes TattisI eeaen ~seabs.~
@lDrta q, S6io. 10. Mai. = Der
SaB Oer austanbissn Steinbauer gc9Cn
Die BON uuawart8 sebra6ten StaIiener,
welde in Sen bisliseu Stcin6riiaen srs
belt fanOen, sipIcltc beut. in Sem Sers
iudc, adt Oerielben ;u crtmlren. Gin
9aus, wsl6e6 6tsislben ssmcinlam be-
wobncn, warb heute 3u iriibsr Oturgsn>
itunSe in 8ranO seiset, unO nur uuter
sroBen gnitrengunseu selana es ben
9talienern, oas nadte 2cben sH rettsn.
Ods SauS brannte polltduSig nieber.
Sails Die irsmOeu arbeitsr bic Stabt
ui6t psrluIen. iueroeu bIuti9e 3uiams
nlenit0Be erwartet.
@a,osu eewaItiam ftfteehaIitu. ..
II Mont town, Ya., 10. Otai. =
Die Yaforen Srbat. 2ambar6in unO
OsubuD fumen beute nit 6 ilaoilden
Soblsn9rG6srn i'll bic S:abt uno erboz
ben bsI'm Staateanwult 3uei 2lntIa9cn
gesen ben Superiutenbeutcn BRADFORD
pom 6cu OtODers@srftn Der pRaIncpz
Comp" Die bctreTenOsu 8ObIensrdber
beidwOren, boB iic g:waltiam in ben
&oblensruben suriids.balten nno nit
Dem SOOe beorObt morOen ieieu. Die
SerbaItun9 bes Superintenben wurbc
au9eorOnst unO sur sleiaen s3cit cine
@iOilfia9c 9e9en Die p6aineps@Omp. 1"
anbdn9is semadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
.GuropdiI6e Jiobe(6eri6te
aas Ieste etunol.in mabt.

9as Ieste etanoIsin nabt.
YartS, IL. Wai. - Die Sinridls
tun9 bes Sum SObe pernrtbrilten 8Oms
benlnannes Gnil Senrp, Ser Die gomz
bcnerplOHunen I'M @afe ScrminuS unb
in Ser Sue bcS Sons Gnfants perurz
ia6t bat, wirO mOr9en, Samitas, itutts
fln6cn.
RpdlmnIs Or. Ser,.
YariS, 10. Otat, Sn ber Oepuz
tirtcnfammer fam c8 bette auldBlid, Der
6rase Der 9(uslieIerun9 OcS 0r. SerS
Oes befannten Banamafanols2obeDilten,
Su elmer idnsioisen Debate. Die So.
Sabcrr. 9amano unS Sc @ranomuiion
parfen in bcftisen 9ftben Der 9tesicrung
Dor, buB lIe al Der SerS0serung idulO
lei. @enn Die slusele9enbstt nit bem
ridtigen @rnlt betrtebcn uorben mare,
itGnOe Ser5 idou lanse Dor Den frans
aOliidsn G)erl9ten anltatt in 2onSon in
Saus unO Srau8 su le6sn. S6licBli9
CAB Die 9fegieruns Sic Seriiderung, oaB
Die Auslieferuns i'll Babe crfolssn
wIrOe. - Der Yanticr SbernO0rHer lit
perurtbcilt wOroeu, ben Aftlenz Snbabern
Der uganamalz&analsG ompagnie" Die
Summe BON 2.5O3, $50 6rancs 3uriifz
5ujablen unO Die Soften gu tra9en.
Sm gaOe aetotten.
Baris, 10. Otat. = Snl Sicetrez
IoOip;tal" fanO Elm Srriinni9sr onOurd
Oeu SOB, baB er i'm gaOc iormliA 9cs
iotten wurbe. Gr litt an cpileptilhen
9lnfaQen uno mar fiir einen Nugenblif
allein selahen NJ mOrbeh. Damn bate CT
oas belBe 9Gaiier unsebrebt, ipabridein.
lid sinsn anIall befOmnen unO lid
ntdt mebr bslfsn fouusn. @r bieB Saz
bother uuS itummte aus ber Sdpei5.
Gin faibtouabIes @pd;ettsfsH.
SonOOn, 10. Otai. - Sn ber
faibionablen ct. Georges Sirde an
Sauouer Square wurbe bcute SenrD
Scrbert asquitb, Oittglieo bcs Inter
bauie5 unO Staatsiefrctdr (Otiniiter)
be5 Snnern, nit SRI. Otar9Ot Sennant
sstraut. 6rl. Ntarsot iOQ bas Original
BON r0abo," Der Selbin Der glcidnas
mi9cn bodisniutjOne(len. 9tOpclle unO Die
@rinberin Der einiscrmaBen mgltcriOz
fen @eicllidaft nOie Seelen" iein.
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~ 90
T1er

praftiidle, ueritduOige Griudsuus. gSir iiub
llets ou, Sag fir Sag urD bis llhr iepeu
4beuO. mn Die pole SBabrb.it unlerer An.
seise oarsutbun. gSir pertaufeu bic beige.
mahteu GIeiber in Baltimore 3u Yreiien,
bic nieoriger iiub, ipie Die, peld. bic meiitan
OetaiI-S erfdnfer fir ibr Eager saheu miii-
len. gSir sebeu etue idriitlibe Sarantis
nit jspeu @infaut, ohne Giidiidt, OBJ eroB
ooer tleiu. Sails sic uidlt sduSlid iuirie
ben iinb, fDuneu sic Die Iaaren iuuerbalb
ilpei Saseu nad benz Gage OeS SerfauiS
suriidbrlnaeu uno mir rpe.beu 9hueu lebsn
Yfeunig SbrsS &aufgeloes suriiderfatteu.
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Surei).


gSa1 blngton, 10. UtaI. - Ole
OiitrittS Gommiiiare baben Gorep Die
Wittbeiluug sue,ben lullsu, ieinen iesi>
gen 2aserplab bis gum Samita9 su rduz
men. li9 ieSod. uado.m CT srtldrte, es
lei inn bis jest unmOsIid1 seiuelen, cis
ncn anbereu Blas su finben, berps9en
laIen, ibm nod cinige Sage lan9ere
6rIit gu seben. GureD crflart, srwero:
in bem iesisen Eager 10 lungc su bleis
ben ueriuaen, bis Die iibri9en Abtbciz
lun9eu on9etOnmen ieicn urO bunn Die
qau5e u9lrmsc" auI cinem srOBeren
Ylase cOn3entriren. Oa bi. 9teubcit
Der Suds ueridipunSeu, siebt es and
feline Suaters mebr an Der Gin9un95s
tbiire in @mpian9 5u nebmcu, unD Dies
lit 9oreD's 9r0Btc Gorge.
@bipin9t o II, Col, 10. Mai. =
r9,neral" Sun6srs nub itinc Nrmee"
lceteu iid beute iriib, nahDsm bas Gcz
, icii. Der - WtiiiOuris Yaciiic>Subn" mic
Der herselteQt wOroen mar, auf'3 9teue
in ben Selib bes BON ibnsn in Hueblo
geltoblenen .3ugss unb bampiten nad
Often gu msIter. Mau lisB iie unses
binDert selpabren, ba in &unia5 cine
ltarte Ota6t pon SunDesmarl6a1en
sulammeu gc;oseu mOrOen III, weide,
Iobulb Der 3u9 ole G)rcnse iiberiabrcn,
nidt allcin ocn .3u9 wieOer ;u erIan=
gen. ionbern and Die gan;e Sippldalt
su arretiren bOficn.
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He1ete

f0nuen etuaS geredteres, als Dies, pe0er
oerIaugen, nod erluarten. gfun - Dies 1T
Die glrt unb gHeiie. luie ous @eidlGtt bel benz
foliciaien Sabrifanteu. .@erfattf pou
&. 6reif s. Srmoer's feiueu aleibern
betrleben mtrb. Itr. %, Seit.SaIti=
ntoreifraiie. spiiden Charles. unD $oauO-
ueriraBe. ll4Tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
MarD 0afbinaton. Henfmal.

==6reSerids uir 9, 3d., 10. Otui.
-GrOhnet warb bic 6eIer burd elm
@cbst, weld.s Ruitor 9a8. 3. Smitb
iprad; ibm iolsten Der Otapor pun 6res
oeridsburs, !Sr. q. 8. 8Owe, iueIdcr
Die Safe I'M 9tagsn Der Stabt wilIz
tOmmen hi.B, unb 9Ouperneur S'6er<
rall bon Sir9inien, wel6er uad elmer
neilterbaften Jfeec, Die oe8 Seftsren
ourd 9lpplaus pom ben 3ubOrtru un.
terbrodcn wurbs, ben 8rdiibcnten Der
Ser. Staateu, Srn. @lsoelanb, por>
itelte. Der @ntbuiiasmus, nit petdsm
Der Bra iibent smpiangcn wurS., belt
meb, ere Winuten au, uno Swci Wfal
muBte Sr. @1suelaub bc9inneu, sbc CT
Die iolsenSc slnipra6c baltsn fonnte:
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Ser Sentidbe Gorreiponbent,

Xl9IlG, poneHtIldl mo SuHNEUYS'
q. Raine, Gieentbimer niio Geoaffenr
(siatbioleer pou s. SGine),-
eantpcFzgd, Saitimores Strasc uro Bof>SficezGo
l2IS gts.; faaIidle unS runta es ssIus gabe 10
Gcnts bro Wod,e ablbor bic ods SIatt beiorseHoen
Grheer-iaaIidi nrbf Gomnta 40 satus gabe unter
5cit inn 8erbdltnis ilr bic tpod,eutIidbe Auseabc
nit SonntassbIatt, portoirei, nit Gbsus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sahr nadn irseno cinem Srtt bes SuIans
hes, 81 mad europa. Sonnta es Mus eabe 81
pro sabr-Das bette uub biuisite oeutffe SIatt
au ben DiiiteI= unb SIbtGoten.
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StnHt Yaltlmnre,

Aus umferer seitriaen 2. 2.Eoratn. HusaaOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
ate Set u II sea.

10 Gents prO 9uuseTt in aer Sifet ses -eorrsIpuD
ecnfeH" Su baben. (6etr.10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-12
The German Correspondent,

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s. so per annum: for shorter time IN proPo
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part Of the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Dai
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST An
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SOUTHERN sTATKB.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09

you see me do, the size of small pea or
goose shot. Then draw a straight line
from the center of the tail TO the hole; then
with your scissors cut along the line the
whole distance from the tail to the hole.
When this is done, cut away slip below
the line sufficient to have a little canal,
from the hole to the tail, about the width
of pins head. Round off the corners
where the canal opens at the tail, cut out
an opening for the mouth and draw in the
eye and scales if you wish, and we have a
very fine fish indeed exclaimed Uncle
Ned, holding it up for inspection.
''Now, we should have long, narrow
dish or tub.' continued he, "in order to
give our fish plenty of room. However,
this basin of water will do. If you will
watch me closely, you will see that place
the fish on its side upon the water, SO that
the lower side will touch the water at ev-
cry point and in order to keep the other
side perfectly dry. There we have it! Now,
If you will watch the fish very closely you
will see that it shows no signs Of moving.
In order to make it swim there is only one
thing necessary, and that is very simple"
Uncle Ned then went to the dining room
and got something from it, admonishing
all to turn their heads while he did some
thing mysterious. Then the children turn
ed and watched the fish intently. A mo-
ment passed; then the fish moved grace
fully away.
"Can any one tell me what makes it
move?" inquired Uncle Ned. "Well, then,
1 will let you into the secret" Here he
produced a cruet Of o;i. drop but one
drop of oil carefully in the hole in the CEN
ter of the fish, as / have done. After a lit
tie while the oil seeks an outlet, and run
ming down the canal spreads on the water
and impels the fish ahead. This is why it
seems to go without any visible cause to
propel it"-New York World.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09
FINE JEWELRY

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WATCHES.-A very fine stock of Ladies'
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SILVERWARE.-A remarkably beautiful
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Such novelties cannot fail TO be popular with
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J. S. MACDONALD,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09

Have you heard that there is country
in Africa where no one is allowed to whis-
tie after dark? The name of this country
is Fee. And in Fee the person who whis-
ties after the shades of night have fallen
will very likely be killed, because the peo-
pie of Fee believe that whistling after
dark calls up evil spirits.
If whistle is heard on the streets Of
Fee at night, the people jump up out Of
their beds and run out, armed with guns
and knives, to kill the one who Is whis-
thing 1t is even worse in Fee to whisper
at night In the streets, because it is thought
that the evil spirit is very near, and that
the one who whispers is talking to him.
1t cannot be very pleasant to live in the
town of Fee, because boy might, with
out thinking, whistle in the evening, and
then the consequences would be very bad.
Or a girl might whisper to her brother as
she is seated ON her own doorstep in the
evening.
Salvation Oil does not simply assuage pain
but, by quickly finding its way to the seat of
the disease allays the swelling and infiamma-
ton, and by removing the cause of the disease
effects permanent cure. 1T is without doubt
a great iniment and ought to be kept in every
family. Price 25 cents AT all dealers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09

When you see man who is fairly
we'll contented with his lot. and has
little grievance against the world, you
can rest assured that he has had some
pretty hard knocks in his time.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09
UNCLE NED'S FISH.

CH1LDRnN'S tUu,AIA.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09

The Priest.-''Well, Biddy, so Pat
has been fighting again, see" Bid
dy Malone-''Begorra, yer reverence,
it's himself that's niver at pace wild
out he's foightin'"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DIR. SappilgtOl'S
LIVER PILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, Etc.

This is not a new remedy, lately discovered
These Pills have been made and sold by DIR.
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thousands can testify to their curative value.
No family in which they have once been tried
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pleasant and effective. They constitute safe
and certain remedy for many of the complaints
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affected. One or two taken in time may save
you from serious illness.
The judicious use of DR.. Sappington's Liver
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and restore a healthy action of the Liver, Bow
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Sc and will prove a certain cure for lndiges-
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After taking a few dts., of the Pills. the
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Bucklen's ArnIca SaIye.

The best Salve in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
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THE EGISAND INTELLIGENCER,
BEL AIR, Md, FEBRUARY 9, 1894.
SURE.

SURE
Ny thoughts go out like spider threads
Cast forth uI3ou In. air;
FIlny aud tine and floating wide
Caught 10y whatever may hetide
70 seek thee everywhere.
In league with every breeze that blows,
All ways, all holds they dare;
North, east or south or west they fly,
And sure, though winds be low or high,
To find thee everywhere.
Love still is lord of space and fate;
All roads his runners fare;
All heights that bar, they laughing climb,
They find all days the fitting time,
And highways everywhere.
-iHHd &. Bracket IN Sc3t6nei'S
CHILDRiN ) tOI4t Mn
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Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No in
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, crysipeas, all unsghtly eruptions on the
face, hands and nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other rem
edy.-Ask your druggist for Swayne's Clint
ment.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-02-09

He Tells the Children How to Make 1t 80
1t VIII Swim.
Tonight" said Uncle Ned as the chill
dren clamored for "something new" "I
will show you how to make paper fish
which, when you put it in water, will
swim away as though alive. Cut out your
fish from piece of ordinary paper. Make
it , inches long and shape it after your
favorite fish, with fins and tails, so that It
will look natural when i'll the water"
With pair of scissors and from piece Of
paper be produced a creditable outline of
fish.
"And now," he continued, measure of
an inch from the head and right to the
center of the fish; then cut out hole, as
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STATEMENT
Or THE
Mutual Fire InS. Co. in Hartford Co.
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FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1898.
There were issued during the year So Policies.
The risks on which, including Endorsements,
on Policies amount to........S 81 OBS, 1S4 90
And Premium Notes, including
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There are now in force 4, 065 Pol
icies.
The risks on which amount to-. 1885, 4O5 81
And Premium Notes to........ 503,09S As
Increase of risks during the year 1923, 134 90
Increase of premiums 41,743 Oh
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
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"A lady asked an astronomer if
the moon was inhabited. Madam"
he replied, Il know of one moon in
which there is always man and
woman" Which is that?'' 1.-The
honeymoon"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-02-14
800 Reward 800.

The readers of this paper will be
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