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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08
inalyseg of Fertilizers.

The North Carolina Experiment Sta
ton will issue in few days complete
analyses of samples taken during the
spring and fall season OF 1898. This
will give the standing of the various
fertilizers on sal" during 1898, together
with the comparative value of the I'M
mixed ingredients at the Seaboard.
Tables of freight rates on the railroads
will be given SO that charges to nearly
all interior towns can easily be seen.
! # 3, @ua,. - 81, b. lent to all
me, "a = >;lticn publication lis.
Daring tic spring scn>rn Of 1894. air
alyse> Will Ice promptly made rs Soou AZ
samples can be taken by the official IN
spectors. These analyses will be
printed every two weeks. but will only
be sent to those who specially apply for
them. One application only is neceS-
sary for the whole series of bi-weeklv
editions. Those who are interested in
these fertilizer analyses are advised 10
make application on postal card to Dr..
IL u. Battle. Director, Raleigh. =. c,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08

Mr.. Henry T. Oxnard, presiden. of
the American beet sugar company,
proclaims that Congress has no moral
right to repeal the sugar bounty. The
Louisville (ky.) Conyisr.Iou,na! truly
says: Disposing of the question on
that ground, Congress had no moral
right to institute the bounty has not,
never had, and never Will have the
moral right to levy tax on the
people OF the country to be donated
to the sugar growers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08

A Down East crematory company
is in financial difficulties. If crema-
tory retort is permissible, the Urn,
which is the organ of that interest,
should make good receiver. -Phila-
delphia Leager.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08

Our readers will find Simmons Liver
Regulator advertised in these columns.
We advertise it and use it and commend it
as a safe and excellent medicine. We be-
came acquainted with it in Georgia where
it is a standard family medicine. We do
not deny the merits of other preparations
but simply state that this one commands
ntidence.-Lanesboro (Minn.) Journal
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08

Said Lii, Sandwich Island Queen
Wherefore should repine?
While other people get the grip
I'm daily losing mine"
- Washington Star.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08
THE GOLD LEAF.
HENDERSON,, y. c..
THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1894.
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

God made the rich and made the poor,
Yet never can quite understand
Why path of one He strewed with flower
And the path of the other with sand.
Why is it that to some He gives
JOY, peace. and riches RAE,
While others live from day to day
In life that is filled with care!
For some this earth is a paradise,
Ard they live in long. sweet dream
For others this life is an ocean deep,
Their toll is forever against the stream.
Why is it that tired, aching hearts,
Tired of this world of woe and strife,
Should be given the gift they wish least
That unwelcOme gift of life?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08

Do not put off taking medicine Numer-
GUS little ailments, if neglected, will soon
break up the system. Take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla now, to expel disease, give strength
and appetite.
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e MORE MONEY!

That what everybody wants and needs and
deserving of all they get than the honest hard working
tlers of the soil-the Farmers of the country.
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THE FACT

That AYERS Sarsaparillu CURES
OTHERS of Scrofulous Diseases.
EruptiOns. Boils. Eczema. Liver and
Kidney Diseases. Dyspepsia. Eheu-
lnatisn. and Catarrh should be con-
vine ng that the same course of
treatment WILL CURE YOU: All
cures effected bv the use of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08
AYERS
SarsapariIIa

during the past 80 years. truthfully
applies to-day. 1t is. in every sense,
The Superior Medicine. Its cura-
tive properties, strength, effect, and
flavor are always the same and FOR
Sarsaparilla is taken. they yield to
this treatment. When you ask for
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08

Hoods Pills cure constipation by re-
storing the peristalic action of the alimen-
tary canal.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-02-08


dividual requirements may need a"!-i"-
what different proportions with
change of ingredients at hand. Com
posts should be lad down under shelter
if possible and on stiff clay founda-
ton and level So that no teachings may
run off. About six weeks before
ready to use. put down Il layer of stable
manure three or four inches thick, then
a thinner layer of cotton seed If this is
used then layer of acid phosphate,
and finally Il layer of kainit. Each
layer should be thoroughly wet after it
is put down. Repeat layers until heap
is built up three or four feet. Then
cover with a layer of dirt t. protect it and
prevent teaching from rain. Examine
from time to time and wet the heap if
there is undue heating. At the time for
hauling to the field, the heap should be
cut down from top To bottom and mixed
thoroughly as possible. When ashes
are used it is best not to allow them to
come in contact with the stable manure,
rs there might be some tendency to de
compose it.
A dry mixture about equal to the or
binary complete amlnonintcd fertilizer
would be:
Acid phosphate. 1,2oO lbs.
KANT, 200 -
1000 lbs
These can be easily mixed at any time
before using; large. tight box or
wagon-body is very suitable. Have
two men stand on opposite sides and
mix with hoes If materials are dry
they can he easily and thoroughly
mixed at nominal cost. Do not ex-
pose to weather before usc.-H. b.
BATTLE, Director y. {. Experiment
Station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05
0rGnhe.

asburpsYarf, gt.=S., A. Sepz
tember. - 0as .9uernleD Souis"
brannte beuts sur fraben Otorsen itunbe
nisSs:. Die OreiBis OSer pisr3is @Gits
retteten nit fnappsr 9tOtb ibr 2eben.
Sas Seuer e7titano i'm Souterrain uno
perbrsltete iid in fur;er :3eit ourd Die
3reppen9anse iiber bas san5e Sau8.
Msbrsrs ser @aite muBtcn IN ibrtn
gtahttleiosrn bard Die Seniter oas
5reie gu gspinnsn iuden, wabrenb an
Sere iid Den gSe9 bur9 Die in 5la mmsn
itebeno.n 9anse unb Sreppeu babntsn.
90 piel Uie 3ur .3eit ermlttelt werbsn
fam, mirb 9dsmanb pcrmiBt, bod
burdiudt Die 6eusrwebr Die 6ainen
iOrsiam. Die @Gite bss SOtels rettetsn
auBsr ibrem 9cben 9ddts; 9fa9barn
nabmsn iid ibrer on, bis Fl. iid nad
Easesanbrud, ueas &leloer perldafi.n
funnten. Das Sot.l, aui $25, 900 sez
pertbst, mar @isentbum Ser 6rau S.
@rs.n unb warb BON 6rau Marie 9uus
ger bctrieben.
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Gemnrtcrt nnh hrrauht.

@arreu, O., 3. Sept. = SObaun
9ttebel, cin beiabrter Narmer unb Oellcn
gbsfrau wurben seiteru 9tadt III ibrer
8ebauiuns in Der Nabc Der StaOt BON
brsi Sanbitsn, Die in rGuberiider slbe
Iiht eiubranscn, sraBlld mIBbanOelt.
Die &erle i6lusen Die alten 2eute 6lt
SOOen, fsiieltsn lie on 9anbcn uno
6IBen uuS nabmen bann cine 9rilnbe
lide 9au8iuduns Dor, Die aber nur 81
Saargelo ersab.
Dtlt bieier drmlidcn Seute MOLTEN
iih Die Gauber ri6t 3uirieOen 9cben.
Sie slaubten, baB bas Gbepaar ieinc
Griparniiie in sinem Seritef uerbOr9en
babe, unO Ourd SOrtur iu9ten lie eIl
@eitanouiB ju erprshen.
Die alten 2eute purSen 6cr giant
meuqual au89eieRt ibre 6uBioblen
muroen ibcr cine brenneabe BetrOleums
9amps sebalten, bod trOs bicier Wtarz
ter bliebeu Die llnsliidliden bel ibrer
Sehauptung, baB buraauS fem 9elO
im toauie let.
Die 9taubsr muBteu idlieBlid obne
geute bon oannen 3iebsn. Sbre Spfer
licBcn lis balb tobt uub teuuBtIo8 auz
rid. Die b.iben altcu 2eute iinO 9raBz
lid ;u9erldtct uno werben iuObl nl9t
nit Seih 2eben oapou fonImer.
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0lrheit INN Snnuitric.

gfepz0p1f, 3. September.-N Ntau
erwartet, 0aB bis morgcn oie 3abl btr
aus itGnOisen &leiSermader 1000, wenn
ntdt mebr betra9cn mirS. Die Au8@
itauoiqen babcu eiu @OnIite crnannt,
nm nit benicnisen &Ieiotrmodern, olc
Sem OrSeu Der 9lr6eitsrltter" angelo
rem, III conferircn unb Oeren llntcrltllt@
5unl Su erlaugen.
bilabe1pbia, 3. Sept. - =.
Nrmorp Stepens, eiu @ontrattcr, Der
Ganobdnfe aus Dem Geluware bas9ert,
mnroc aui Die glnaeige Oc5 arbeltrrs
9lteranber 6. Grotmau psrbaftct uno
inter $500 8Irslbuft QsitcIlt. Gr Miro
beiduIoi9t, SrOtman ge;wunsen 3u ba@
ben, mebr. als adt Stuuoen tdsll9 81
arb.iteu. Gin 9unOe5gcits uerblctct
ben GoutraftOrcn, sic 9lrbeltcr an oiz
feutIid.n Werfen lau9er, ais Stunz
Osn pro arbcitstug idbaiIcu 81 lailsn.
9teabing, 3. Sept. - @r9en Die
r0iamOnbsOriQ: Comp" bon 8lrOS'
bOro, wurben sc 2Obnanipriide fir 5uz
iammtn $4,000 eingcreitbt. Der 9or@
ratb bicier GOmpasnis. iowie iBrs Nfas
ibiueu ltnS init Scldla9 belegt.
YOuus8tOmn, 3. Sept. - Set
ficbcn WOden alte StraBenbabnltrIte
lit BON ser Gotalzllnion nit 50 9e9cn
20 Stimmen iIr beeubiat ertldrt nor
ben. Die @Ompasuie erfIartc ltd be-
reit, - 0tuun in regularen uno 10 IN
Geie,ucbienlt ;urif iu nebmen, unb oIe
2eute erfldrteu iib bamit iufrieoen.
Solliban8bur9, Pa., 3. sept.
- ytad eiucm a6tmonatIi4en Strlte
wtrocn mOrgen ale Dcpartements Der
nBOrta9s 5rous8OrtS gu 0uncuns
bile luicpcr in gctrteb aeiett iueroen,
Sa bie bubOlcr8 li4 in ole uOn Der Tlr@
ma pOr9eidri:bencu BcOin9uu9en &C.
fiiot hQbcu.
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gtr. 2t3.

Oererite Spatenti6 sur 2es
aung Ser @ielciie Ner Baltimore
MiSOlcz0liuerz Spa=rOwss Pointer elefs
triiden 8abn" miro beute, 9tadnlitta9S
ID llbr. an Der Gte Der @alterns9lpenne
uno Is. StraBe inter cntiprehenben
GtremOnicn 9etban.
&ur3e StO0ts9teutafeiten.
- Die 3wiuin9c OtS Orn. Yaul lll8'
bcimcr, luclde auf oelieu Griuden pom
Yoli;eirihtcr Gamer ocm st. Slns
ctnttz9tipl" I6crwicicn purOcu. befinoen
iid rc9t wobl. 2luBer bieieu bat Sr.
lllSheimer nod ;weI &juOcr; OOh mar
eS ibm nad Dem GOoe Der Oiuttcr
bericlbeu nid)t nl09lidl, fir Die &leiniteu
Al lOr9cu; or 1T bel Oem Sdubmaders
Oteiiter 8. $. &OnOerBsi0e, 9tOrOs@ag'
ftraEe, beihGitlCt.
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WnQen iid) itf)cr i1rQcn.

Gbtca9o, 4. Sept.-0is 80. ).
Sw.enp Wtanufacturins Company"
BON yteiusDort unO Die r@raDzSronz
ealtinszGompanD" BON .Dtouut Sen,
Pa.," 9laubiser BON 0apiS Goldberg,
elnem bsruorraseuben Giieuwaarenz
6anolcr Oieier Stabt, rei9ten i'm Suz
periOrseridt Elm @eiud nm grneununs
zines Sequeiters fir @Olobers Elm. Die
&laser beiduloissn beuielbsu, Gissnz
ttuin i'm @ertbe pom $115, 900 auf be-
trissrilbe Welie perauBert gu baben,
um oaOurd Der Se3abluns ietner Sdulz
ben ;u cnt9eben.
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Snfaule SrQuOiiiftcr.

Senecaz sails, N.zY., 4. Sept.
- SranOltiiter baben bic Staot icit
.lnlssr Belt unter elmer wabren S6ref=
feusbsrrldaft sebabt. 6ortludbrcuo
puroen Sranbe cntoeft, uno als lestc
gtadt suerit Elm 6euer einsn Sdao,n
BON $4,000 bis $4,000 auri6tetc
unb oann Elm iueitere8 aS:ucr auSbrud,
purbcn Die Sranoitiiter, brei iunsc
eeute. ertappt, unb binter SdlOB unb
Jtissel sebrad)t, um iie Dor 9ii1ter
eDnd gu idaecn. 0ur6 Sranbitiiz
tuns bier Ielt benz 1. Sanuar perurz
ladts Sdaoen bslaufen iid aui etwa
5000 900
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Werifaniihc @irren.

Saraea. Nterito, 4. Ssptember.
pie &esieruus 1at wsitere 0tadridz
ten getrefis Der Strclti9felteu sluiiden
ben geluOtnern Der Stabts in Gan Oti.
quel, aidiutta uno Scposcolma in
6Olse eiues @ren;itrsitsS empiansen.
Daua9 oauerte Die uSdladt" 3wIih.n
BEN Streittraitcn Der betbeu Bartcitn
Tiir spei Gage uno wurOen 25 Berionsu
9etOStet, udgreno so uerwunbet wurben.
8el'm Seriud, ben Str.it bei3ulcgsn,
luurSe Elm geaut.r in'S 9ein seidoiz
len. gta6oem ieSo6 Die rcsularen
Srnppen enolIA anfamsn, wurbe b,e
Sdladt unterbrodcn, unb ctrca 80
faSelsfabrer auf beiben Seiten uerbaIs
tst. Der @rensitrelf Duucrt bereits Elm
Sabrbunbert uuO Iatte i6on mandsn
blutieen Iuftritt 3ur 6olqe.
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Tic sS[uth i'm SeraS.

Gan Nntonio, 3. September.-
Die 1000 2lrbeltcr, iuelde nit Der Ius'
beiIcruns Der 6urh Die fir3(i9e 6Iutb
auT 40 Meiten 3eritOrten @eleiie oer
rSOutbcrn.YaciI Sabn, wcitlid BON
bier, pOleubctsn 9eitern ibre Irbelt,
uno 3ise geben MN iiber bic prOpiloz
rii9 gslesten @eleiie. Der erite Our9'
ssbsuOe 53us fam gcitern abenO nm 9
llbr bier an.
SO mar Gin Yaha9ier3u9, iueIacr cine
3icmlide 3apl 9felienOe an SorO bate.
Dieielten er3dblteu, OuB bas 2anO apf
100 Weilsn melt nit alien 9lrten bon
Trinmern. tOotem SIeb, Sausbalz
tun9sgegenitdnOen uip. bsOeft iei. Die
meiten 8rairis'n ieien nod nit 5 6uB
tieiem Wafer beScft.
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8ermiidte telesrapbilGe Sepeiden.

= gu Bincz8luiis, sIrf.. bat seitern
6rl. Sulia 9Sbit. ibren @eliebten, 9ibz
Jon SaplOr BON &eutudp, nit Der be-.
fannten permeintlid ntdt selaosnen
Sa9ie eridoiIcn.
= gsabe SafaDette, Senn., iberiielsn
Ser 17,jGbri9e 9tewiOn 9teeie uno Elm
Ofannstleloer trassnOes Wdrheu, 9taz
mems Stinion, ben ulten perfriippelt,n
6armer gS. 8. 0turpbD uno 5,uangsn
ibn burh l6were OtiBbanoluu3en, lbz
nen $1OO 5u psrabfOl9eu. 9as nstte
Yarben iist.
= Die Sesnubisunssz8eb0rbe bon
9tslus5erieD bat Ole GOoesltrafe, welde
sesen SObn &occis weseu grmOrouns
ieiner Waitrehe perbdnst ,purbe, in l.z
beuslansli9e Giniperruns umsewan=
6elt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05
Ser 2riea auf Gorea~

2ouoon, 4. September. = Giue
D.peide an Die - Iimes" aus Gbesz6oo
bsiast: Die iapaniide SlOtte lift I'M $oaz
ZEN Don 0autilus, I'M liibliden Gorca,
periaurmelt. Sle dineiiibe sSiotte
treu;t ;uliden ben Saien Oes @elben
Mssr5 umbsr. Die feiuoltden armee'n
in Der gtabe BON FOns'9ans osrbaltsn
iia rubia.
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SranOe.

Utontrsa1, 3. Sept.-8Ointsau>
Bis, Der iaibiouabsle 8aOeort am unt:z
rem ct. GapreneezStrom. maro geiteru
9tahmittag BON elmer 6euersbrunit
beimgefudt. 9as r8urrenz6Otel, a Oas
Centrally Soul.," bas Botamt, &elez
srapbenamt unO cine srOBe An3abl GOtz
taaes brannten nieber. Der SerluIt,
pelder auf $4,000 ssiddRt mirO. lit
etwu sur Salite bur3 Serii9eruus ses
oeft.
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Inter Mnflage bes Wor0es.

@8 iltes barre, 9a,, 4. Sept. -
Sobn 2utifa wuroe unter Der Inflage
perba!tet, 9lntborD Bernif in einem
Strsit bis sur SemuBtlOiisfeit seidluz
gen, ibn auf bic @sleiie elmer Stra6en<
babn sclest uno baun suscidaut gu baz
ben, ple er BON BEN 6aoern 5u elmer
formlolen Otalle ;ermQlmt murbe.
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EiicnbahnnnfaQ

Oe8 Wf Otne8, Sa.. 8. Sept.-
Der weitlia fabrenoe 3us Der r@bis
cagoz@reat 8sitern,Subn" eutsIelite
beute frib nabe 8aIeria, 25 Nteilen
0ltli6 pOn bier. Otebr:re Baiia9iere
ruurben perlett, iebO9 nur elmer bcriel"
ben te0enflid1.
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Qrbclt INN Snhuifrir

New 9 orf, 4. Septembsr. sr.-Sisr
haben beute Die 3immerleute einsn
Strtfe inicenirt, um bas @ontraft=Sp=
item, faas es u6slih, ab5uidafien. Die
3abl Der bctbeiiisten Sauomsrter pirS
aIf 1900 anaeqeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05

Wti1waufee, 4. Sept. = 9luf ser
nOrbIiden SeftiUn Der rGbicagosWtilz
paufeezSr. BaulzSabn" lit Der Yerfebr
3miiden SntanegOn unS @beming in
Otidigan lett 9eItern tnfolge BON 8alo<
brdnoen sau5lid gcbemmt. Die 3slez
grapbeaorabte liegen barnieosr. Man
nimnlt on, oaB cine 6etradtli4e 2ln3abl
bon neutrality-suspicious. nieberbrunnte
unb eine Otaile Wenlden III ben Wals
bern ibr &e6en oerlor.
2ittGe sails, Minn., 4. Sept
Gin 8albbranO ierit0rte Die Srtidaiteu
Curtis un0 Guibina, IS Oteilen nett
lid BON bier. am Canning. Der Ssr>
luit su Guibiua betra9t $50, 700, iu
Curtis pielleidt $25, 900. @tnbunbert
8erionen iinO obOa6lOs; Oo9 tamen
feline 0tenibenlebcn nm.
Ytncz itD, 4. september. r.-0a8
Sunbe5s sOtilitar lit au8 SinfleD uub
gius@@itp ;uriif qesO9en rpOrbeu, nadz
Dem cs im hisiisen Staotparf so 3elte,
in SindleD II un0 in ltiiiionz@reef 2
3eIte fIr bic 2lbssbrannten aufseldlaz
gen batte. i3u belpahsn iit 9ttbts, bos
6euer bat 2llle8, mas ciuen gSertb be-
iuB, Oer5tbrt.
1yluA unSsrsr o~;trioeu . JPororu-Y YIt : oo he \
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3m perGanfen: Rt4ia sa4a,s s'ta aa$ 5gSiS P5s:a A
Stabtaruubbefis Ju psrtauid.n; HuT 10 % lien pom
Baltimore am BbiaoelDber 3ptLge osr .oaLi!niGLes %
Chic Babn." &Sle cine umilBt 100 Aaef nllt autH
81. en0,r, ii 1T ader sroB- Die Ehiiaoslphier
qonoitrqEt fi6rt burd ben 9lGg. Dsrlelbs bat aHb
Z Wlti, g9af,TirOHt,. Dies IT cine gut. Ssleasn9tt
Bum austauife jbres Staoi9Tunotl9thIqunle nlII
bs,r boben teuern uuo GruHoSiIie1 seseH cine quite
Farm. g(a6ere5 bel
Is. 9rsNuS Reec,
(2O7-) Gr. II, ct. 4auiltrp GUNNER gfr' lo'
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Der 0raf BON BariS oem Sooe
st0G1e.

9oubou, 8. September. Die beuz
tiqeu Nad)ri9ten bonn rStomeeSouIe"
lalien ertennsn, baB Der Srafteuerfaa
BET ocm @raien BON Bari8 anbalt. Der
Batient rpirb BON Stunbe 5u StunOe
idwG6lr.
gon Mitaliebern bss Sauie8 Orleans
iiub 9eltern 9lbenS bic Yrin5ellin Wal>
Oemar BON DGnemarf, 9ebOrene Prin'
s,ilin Marie pom Orleans, cine 2o3ter
Ses Ser3oss BON @bartre8, uno Der
8rin; BON SoinpiQc, 5lpciter SObn 6e8
@raIen pon Gu, IN uStope 0ouie"
eingetrohen.
Ser @raf Don BariS 1T iib Urllitans
bia iciner @eiabr bswust uuo erlpartet
nit @ebulO ben Beran nabenOcn 2oo.
Gr bat pom aQen nltcn 0ienern ieine8
Sauies riibrenoen 2lbidieo genOmmen
uno bat Scbem fir Die tbm uno ietnsm
SauIe ermicieue Greue in i6ll9ten,
aber pom Ser:en fOmmcnoen WOrten
sebanft.
Ste Cholera.
SriiieG, 3. Sept,-@in @bOlera>
fad wirD beute aus9tieumsport, YrOuin5
gDeitz6lanoern, semcloet. Iu9 in
Spptsui1ie, Yrouin5 SHoz0OQanb, fam
ein peit,rer Grtrunfun98iaa Dor. Sn
Yat5meer ~ erlas cine Pcrion Der
Seude.
2onbou, 3. Sspt. - Dem rStanz
barb" wirO aus Berlin scmelOet, OaB
Elm GbOl.raberb i'm Dorfe 8irgel, in
ser Beiiiidsn YrOpins Starfenburs,
&reis SfIsnbad, entbeft morben mare.
9lat Berionen mGren bereit8 on Der
Seude erfranft unO 3luei berielb:u srz
lesen. Cine nmtliae GOnrnliiiiOn iit
bereits bortbin ub9e9an9eu, UNI itber
ben 9lusbru9 Ser S:u4e Grmittclungcn
an Srt unb SteGe an5ulteQen.
9lmfrilbreriI8e 2SiIoe.
QOubOu, 3. Capt. = 2tu8 Der
&aplta6t miro semelOet, baB SanSel
uno @eperb. in QOronio Oturque3
uuf Der 9}orOieite Der 0eIagOa>8ai, ins
folse be8 auIrubr8 Der GinsebOrenen
p0Ita OarnieOcrlieseu. 2lui Sas pOrtuz
ai.iilde Boot y4eniu" purOe am 9ncos
matiz6luB seieuert. Sn bem iOl9enO.n
&uqeluchicl purbcn mcbrere 26ilOe sez
t0otet. Steiner ser Bortu9ieien purOe
perleet.
GrofTmmns Des ensltihen 8stuert.
fnaftssGonereiies.
geurwi9, GnglunO, 3. September.
- Seut. lit bier Der ensliide @ewerfz
idaftsz (3rabeszllnion8z) GOnareB err
6ffnet morben. 8ei Gr0finung Der
Sieuns tparen etwa 400 Osle9aten urlz
weieub. Inter benielben bcfanOen iid
Subu Burns, Ben" GiQet, pSom"
WfSu unS Sarrg 2lrgO, Veeterer als
9ertreter Der ameritaniI4eR n6eO.raz
tion Of 2abor."
Der 9n,uefdbe Sam3er.
Berlin, 3. september. - Der
,9teidsan3eiser" uerOfentlidt ben Se>
ridt Der militarii6eu Grpsrten, welae
BEN 0Owe'ldsn Panjer in Potsbam eis
ner Irobe nuter5Oscn. Sn oemiel6cn
beiBt es, bag nit ben 9e9cnwartt9 ctnz
eefibrleu @ciuebrtn Der Bunjer cinmal
inn Otai uno ein an6eres Wfal I'M 5uni
burd1b Obrt wurbe, unO lis, Oi. Grptrtsn,
ben Ban;er ni6t als bem .3u.d, iar ben
er s.maAt SuTss, sutipreasnS bultsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05
Oeheu sic nit Der abi9t
uut, 1tm3u3iehen?

9rGttia.n sis biz ueinen Bptiitofisen Sles.I@ %a
feincrnsr Bradlts gBobnhduier init q .3lmmern, 1-A
nui's 9site a,baut an francis uno 2sblttodtTa6e
rab. g1ruiasoil zaperus, luii UiEuten 2Beaes oom
3ruio. o;as Bart Raberes I'M SnreaH 9sr. 24lB,
aI,,in Nh =ufueumr yeihte SeblHaungcH. gBir
buben aud Elm brtfodises 2RobnbGus NIT SaoeH ytr.
24Is, 8ruioz z5lassp:uRe, id tat elHe Sdderet pore
Sielic eigHeao.
6. IN. gsartnIamn, Gisusr uaS SarRsiftT.
(ana "a, ,13lltsl
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Sic MahI i'm Qrfauius.

2ittlez u f, Grf., 3. Sept. =
gei Ser beutisen Staatswahl bat Die
Democratic nit Der ubli9en Otebrbett
BEN Sie9 baoou 9etra9en.
gerulii6tr telesraphiite Sepeiden.
- Sn Ct. 2Ouis unternabnl Der
grauerburi9e Senrp 20id einen WlOrb>
ansrlii auf feline 6rau unS idufite lih
sann ielblt aus Ser 8elt. 2lnbauernSe
arbsitslOiisteit iOa bic urIade Der Chat
sewtien ieiu.
= @eil er Die To6ter beS Sames
2libIeD uuf bem Be9e mad Der Stride
am 5Onntas sefIBt, uurOe Der iunge
Sarmer 9tObsrt GroB BON NemIibe. ala,
BON Dem Sater oss Nab9.ns eriaOiitn.
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6eS66ftS=1Iu5u9.

g. Gnrth & gobn, 2apeSierer, betaen thren
rprrtfyn aurben nnb bem aeebrten Bublitum biermit
an, ban iie ibr @eitdt pon gtr. ID rattftraBe
nadJ ySr. $50, SaosS sSharpitrGRc, DerIegt labeH'
uoieIb itt scfdqiseH guitristH ernartnnsspon ert7
oroen fehrn, (Qus2S, ,1Di)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05

@%SOTOMAC-LOAN-GA GARANTIE-COMPANY,
Hr. A, Gebduot Der .Sauf OF Baltimore"
9Beuu Sic @clo brauheH uuo iOlde5 Su borssH
piinifeH aui
DaobeIr, GianoS,
SIerDe, Iuh tuerre It. Z. :.
uno has Giaentbum babel I'm 9eiBe bebalteu nclleH,
10 fpiro IS i iiir gle IobneH b unIere @arants bel
iod,en gnIei6en Su guten bu MAIDEN. Sle uiro Sbnsu
bic @ransung pom Gel6 eretdtern, erbehIides mhers
IaufeH Tparcn uEo toiet ibren peHi9. Sic ueroeH
finben, baB mir Slt 5urorfommcno uRo m BertroueH
bcban6cln luerbcn I'M 3immer gr. 5, @ebanoe oer
~g3ant BON Baltimore" gde Der BaItmores unO
ct. YaultraBe. (Sept3.12DftO
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31 perRdltfe: Sti Stqf mil f'9qa5; s9ossn 8dai. an
iQte Bferb Baaen, gEobHbaus uHo Saocu, GLes Gaa2-
conlplet, fur $500 rur $1,000 bGar; an 6oberts,
&de Der 3uiions StraBc.
gierialun uEo Bobubaus, Sooer= uEo Sbarpfr';
aobubaus uuO eaosu yir. 9O2, SaosGbarIesftry
auub5insirei ilr $3.50. .ooo ,.,-.,.--o.-..
gBobnbdus uuS gooeH gir. 2o33, 2iUtfOHitraBs,
8obnbans unb 9aben Sir. 1908. ei8bttrase. ilr
Ipobn6aus gar. 1888, 0lerlIe=aueHue, fur $4,000.
Benton ~. S.uabGS, 9ir. 223, Ct. Bau=StraBe.
(Uial1,1J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05

3 permtet6en: '9' sps @a's'gsSaASs s' gs Se.. s'
apenus, elm strdumises bellies 9abenIOtoI, meIdles
bisherpoa Sru. q. 6. Claus, Sunoeubneioer, benubt
fuuro.. Die ginridltung oes Raumes ermo9tdt IS.
benIeb.n fir Spei 9uraus einSurItbten, wenH iOl=
dies oeplnltt pirb. gidbere austunIt in Der GE>
petition Oss ,,Seutinem SorreiponSenten."
(203)
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EXCHANGE MUTUAL PERMANENT BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION.
cs,In al 3 l3ro,eRt ausulcibsn uRo in pohentliben
91otrn 5bu;abIen sSrEeor. Wuuer, Brdi.;
SRatI Z. YouetfT, Setr.,
tgPoi2O l2gfte) gir. 604, Yennigluania=gpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-05

unb Der bette 6rsunb, Der Sis ME i'm
Glide ldBt, iit Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (bas rutbe 3)-Dus III, mas
Sie Bel Grmabnuus biei.r pOr3Hsliden
2eberz zWcbi3in pernebmen, uub Ri.manb
ionte fid iiberr.Ssn lafIeu, buB irseub
etpas arbcr.s ebenis gut iif.
CT 1T Der &Onis all.r G.bersW.Si3I
men; er lit beher, tuie Birtn, unb sertritt
Die Stene BON Gbiniu unb GalOmel.
gr pirtt blr.tt auf bic 9eb.r, gti.r.n
unb gins.psiO. unO erseust i'm sau,.n
Gpit.m neu.s 2eben. Dies 1T bi. 0les
ti,in, bic Gle uinidcn. BON allen
Nppthetern p.rtauft-in fliIiaer 6orm
ob.r ais BulO.r, nm lie trOd,n ein3unsbs
men ober um 1bse baraus su maiden.
E~ SeseS Badet-Da
hat Den SsstemSeI ia saotb auf Der gerSa dung.
5. g. SetItn G. Soup,
$bIaeeiS5la, TG.