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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
Knox
WASHINGTON.

Miss Fannie White Of Roslindale, Mass.
Is visiting Ecr sister, Mrs. Carrie Lenfest.
M. w. Lenfest was at Augusta on bust
ness, last week. Geo Wellington Of
Ssarsmont, called on friends in town. last
week. -Photographer Cunningham offers
free, fire lifesize crayon portrait to
anyone selling six tickets for cabinet
photos. j. A. Johnson closed his term Of
singing school at South Liberty, Thurs
day night. He reports rapid progress
and an exceptionally bright and intelli-
gent class of scholars. Miss Lcola Jones
is Mt work in Gardiner. Ernest Jones an
wife have moved into a part of John
Grotton 8 house Herbert Il. Cunning
ham went to Taunton, Mass, Monday,
where he has situation in the insane
asylum W Il. Overlook Is dangerously
i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
EGGS With Cream.

Hard boiled eggs arc to DO shollcd and
cut in halves, tho latter arranged, cut side
downward, upon q buttorcd dish or plat
ter A rich cream sauce properly flavor
ed is then to be turned over or around tho
eggs, which should he served Immediately.
Finely chopped chicken, turkey or ham
may be mixed with the sauce If relished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
THAT DEiTHLY FEELING
People Often Speak of Having
"DeathIy Sensations"
What Are The Actual Sensations Of
Death?
Are There Really Any Feelings OF Pain When
Death Comes?

Everybody has heard or used the ez-
preston THAT deathly sensation.
By it is meant the awful sinking sensa-
tion-the feeling of terrible dropping
away from US, as it were, of vitality as
the life principal wanes and GIBBS toward
death.
Death itself is doubtless painless, but
the awful sinking sensation which pre-
cedes death has been described as worse
than pain
Nervous people frequently have this
dreadful feeling, and many who have
been through the experience will recog-
nize at once the graphic description OF
Mrs. B. J. Stockwell, of Waitsfeld, VT,
who says:
~ had complete nervous prostration
and was confined to the bed most OF the
time for two years. 1t took the form OF
mania, and thought l must soon die
1t began as nervousness and kept growing
worse.
~ was unable to do any work. There
were times, when for week, l did not
sleep hardly any When l go up l was
more exhausted than when | went to
bed l had terrible deathly sensation,
worse than any pain.
My stomach was terribly weak. and
my food distressed me constantly. was
completely Frustrated i paid large sums
of money for doctors ana treatment but
they did me no good.
Il employed the best medical advice
in this state and New York, but got no
better. Then we saw DR.. Greene's Ner
vnra blood and nerve remedy advertised,
and I determined tn fry it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
A Sure Cure For Snoring,

Six drops of olive oil to pinch OF mus.
tard taken just before getting into bed.
The function Of the oil is that OF a lubri-
can't TO the larynx, while the mustard
acts as a counter irritant. The cure was
discovered by the late DR.. O'Dowd of Kill
kenny and has proved SO effectual that no
natlve q that county ever SHORES, at least
30 says the Philadelphia Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
-
Tho Moons Light.

The moons light has been found to be
about 800, 600 times less than that of the
sun, and, according to Professor Young, q
sky completely covered with full moons
would give only csc eighth of the light we
cot from tie st.a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
Don't Tobacco spit or smoke Your Life
Away

Is the truthful, startling title of - hook
about No To- 3ac, the harmless. puarau-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces IN
nieotinlzeo nerves eliminates the nicotine
poison, makes weak men gain strength
visor and manhood. You run no physical
or financial risk, "a NsTn- Bac is sold by
r. u. kinsGal 81 Co. un,,e. a guarantee
to cure or money refunded Book free.
Address Sterling Remedy Co. New Yorl
or chicago apr3, dim, form
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
R0udojr piDCusIIious.

Round pasteboard boxes make the foun-
Gation for very handy and pretty little PIN
cushions for the dressing table.
Cover the circular lid with piece Of
muslin about quarter inch larger than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09

Ex-senator Thurman has become re-
cluse. His party will soon join him in
his complete retirement from active life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09

The trouble in Cuba, so far as the revo-
lutionists are concerned, is IA fight for
political liberty. Americans may well
sympathizo with the cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
NOTE AND COM m EMIT.

Men like Governor Altgeld do good in.
directly. just look at the Republican
majority in Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
Cheese Onelet.

-Four well beaten oggs, hait teacup of
grated orackats, tablespoonfuls of grated
cheese. Pour into hot pan and fry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09

The ease with which retail dealer in
meats can advance the price to the con.
sumner at the slightest provocation is only
equalled by the struggle it takes to get
prices down again when the evidence is oil
that way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
EASTER BoNNETs.
roopex and Flower Boas-vivid Color Con-
.-.sta-uats Big and Becoming.

Petunia is dominant color, applied to
straw as well as to flowers and ribbon.
The ribbons are beautiful. Besides the
chimes, the great feature, arc the glace
r;hbons and silks shot, striped and occa-
sionally edged with tiny line OF velvet.
The round hat is an attractive shape OF
the season, and the straight round brim is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09

1t is undoubtedly true, as Senator Frye
not the exclusive labor of Ohio's present
governor, but the Ohio man stood sponsor
for it, was cursed for it by tariff reformers
and is entitled to the glory, if such there
be, that attaches to it. lie certainly rep.
resents the protection idea as fully as any
one in public life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
CHARACTER IN FEET.
IN SPITE OF DIsToRTING SHOES THEY
CONTINUE TO TELL TALES.

Mental Traits Shown In the Formation OF
Toes and Insteps-The Big Toe Said to
Signify a Great DeaI-The Foot of Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09

trimmed with black lace, shaded roses and
diamond and jet ornaments. The boa is
of silk roses, with long ends of cerise satin
ribbon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
The Positive Merit Of Blood Wine

is now so well known, and It has been so
universally endorsed by the medical profes-
sion, that it is in constant and increasing dc
mand. 1t restores the wasted energies of the
body to health and the patient to long life ard
happiness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-09
BLOOD Wire

is the best blood purifier ever before intro
chasing al other so-ca:lcd blood purifiers a-d
blooo makers now on the market For I'M
parting tone to the system, increasing the
appetite, improving the digestion, enhancing
the functions of assimilation, and blood max
ing, and removing malarial and other taiat
from the blood, there is no medicine on earth
that viii equal Blood Wine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
SurGJ Glcrtriritat bimacri6tct.

Gin larb.ger M6rOer biB: lem @erbredeu.
Cling Sins, 81. g.. %. San
Der farbiQs OlOrOtr O1UtO 0amptou,
warO bcute i'm 1ieligen WeTangniB Ourh
@lefErt5ltat bin9crtdtet. Gr bate am
90. } e;embcr 1892 in 9t;lpsYOrf Ole
70Idbrigs lSittpe 2lnnctts 2tbr.u5 erz
idlagcH, I'm lie bsraubeu 3u fOnncn.
Der GODe5zG0uOiOat begub iih selt:rn
Abcuo II uhr gu Sct!e auO lblIei 10
GUT, oaB ct beute irug um llbr gepedt
werOen muBte. 9er 9Garoein ilb Oaz
BON ab, Oem M0rocr wle Iblid) ben
9'nrlatun9abciebl oOr5uleien, a CT Der
AHiiAt lit, OaB 0a5 oelee bicic8 pldt
porldrelbt uuO e5 nuelO8 iel, ciacn
Oteni6cn uunOtbi9er QBelIe 81 Gngi1is
gen. 9iaa Oem 6riibitUf en1piing
'9amptOn Den Seiud Der Ptieiler, meI6e
lbm Die Communion ertbellten unO ibn
auf Oem lceIsn Sang be9leiteten. llul
10 u0r SOrmltiaga be9auneu Die sur
6Inrthtuug gelaOenen GGitt eiu,utrei-
zen. Sbne 30gcru betrat Der WtorOer
Die GOoe8tammer. in Der iit Der ger,
bangnlBpole Stubl beiauo. 2luT otelcm
uaDm er Bias, ibueu w4roe Der &0rper
mite It 9tlcmeu on ben Stubl gcIeTclt
uuo pier Viinuten nahoem SOampton
icine Belle uerlaiicn, mar er toct- Oi:
9tnri9tuns perllef Obue iegtt6, StOs
run9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
Staot= Re stTtrafprs= Sareau,

SGlttm more, ben II. Januor 1895.
Gle eonntfidre iir ben 0urtbrut Der Strasea in
Der Staot Solttmsre bGbeH eiHeH ponftiuoiscn uns
esIeellerfeH Sertt bsr bic 2DeIthtrs o6uRscn, Gnis
i0delsln9eH uHe aussakeH fur Die SonocnniyRas
Sueionitrase big aur Soft0Hhrese, in 0emd6bcu
Der TsreroHurs Rr- 81, pom piopor uno Stabtratl
sen Baltimore ON %. Dlai 1891 senebmiet, auss,,
ttrtigt uHb bel mir binterleat.
G5 miro biermtt betannt eematt, bag be Slider
uno Bldne Der bcia9te1 Sujerne Strafe i'm
Slreau se5 Stoots9icsiitTGtors ore isia Saae LAM
BON hete an eseH beI6eH fur bic Brufuna oller oas
bel b.9elistcn gerioneH. ahreHo r,lder 3eit aes.H
Die gHti1ciouHg Der GomTlfidrt in iTstne eEeM De-
ndtts, tDeld1es GerIAtsbartet bcrlbsr bat apssirt
Utroen tanH. sSpbu ". WSbb,
11,7,23,a GtaptzJesiltrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
<tast.Reatftrotors. gareou.

SaItiH ben %. Sanuar 1895.
lie @omuiiidre fiI cen Surhbrudb Der Strasen in
Der Staot Baltimore hdb.n ,inen uoufdnoiqsr uno
nerbeerteH Seritt ubsr bic @ertherb obunaeH, SHtz
iddbiaunssu uHo aussaber fur Die @sH6cmnrua9
IHe Ssttnura Der Suierre Giraffe. pom Der
eeHtoH=SneEue bis Bur &aiierH=duenue, IN 9emd6ber
Der N:reroHuHs Yir. 45, pom Diapor uno Staotrath
ron Baltimore em IA gpril 1894 seaebmist, ouSg,z
Isrtlgt unb bel mir biatcrltat.
0s plTo bisruit tetarnt semadt, baB be Sdter
nne Eidne Der beaeteH 9uIcrnc erase i'm
Sureau ses carbohydrates ereIeia Saae lana
ron helIte an IIssen bl,6eH fir Die lruna aler oas
lei b;tbeissH PerioreH pahrcno ireld,er 3et a,acn
Die SEtdeieuEe eer @oumiiidre in irsenD clnsn De-
thte fueltes SerIt scluber bat, cOpeQirt
DttbsH tanr Sphu II. gpbb,
(20.6,S2,S) GStobtsR,ninrotor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29

Sr. VI. e. SerppDan hat uns
feline 9dn5 ansCrorecutliabe SammIung DON
icltcHen tilrtiid)eu unS periTiCbcu
Scppid,Iu II uue gUSdtteu
sum Scrtauf uoertrdgfn. ScrieIbe fuSct III
nniercr Sunff9alierir, &r. go, SursSGIpert=
StraRe, (jfpeItcS Stofperf ifdft.
9r. StropuaH III cir Sohu oes 6oTarjteS oes per=
ttoroeHen Snit1rs &boIl AS nHo fteht NIT cIHer Der
toraH9e6cHoeH Sirren SoEtGHtlHopet'5 Die NIT psr=
IiheE gSdareH banoeIz. II SerbUouHa- SuiolQe
2cneH uuroe eS hJ lebr ledt oite UteiteritHte Der
perilldlen UHo turtiideu 2Sebetun pIe e ieteH,
1a ME, III Den odHocH uou SCI uGit5leuteH geIInoeH
ueloeH, iIn Su oerhaifeH. jn iei1er Sammlun9 iiHo
nlvle pelthpole aHfite 2ep2ue aus ShOraiIu, S5puz
ban IND AerraQhaH 81 !IHoeH; ebeHlo nud erqUlilte
StrdS, Die feltTsn SrleHt usrertqteu SuBtepplde;
rtlie 2eppldie aus SotGdrd UHo Iud. AIJhGHiItdH
uno 2eluoqitdR; Gcrrlite Wditeu ans Sdoat uuo
&natolleH; Slltm= oItleTeH, loDe cine rIe9e 8Gre=
tat pcn ,yu6teppdlen aus GiueRoe, gbeoroes, SGSot
NuIolitdH, Ser9awos, Sbiruaban, 8urbeHb H. /. ~.
@bsEi0 auh 3cppihe aus Suhat, Sinelt Nauiioie,
SGbRour uuo bic erquiiiteH eloeueH Uiohair2 2epphe
mo uRteppide, Die iprer iUtidhen Shd1tIrunasH ro
lDreS gerripeH &AsIsbenS Degcn 10 elr 9eiudt per=
zen.
Isl bitten oarum, boS Elm 9eoer oeit giuer herrz
ltter jSorbeH= uro Naers sSuiammeHitslungen orIenz
iaillder &unther beutuacn mO9e.
AuSgfffeut beutc, Ten % Sduuar-
SHn Serfaufc uIorssn, ZEN so SdnuGr,
Tro an ben beIoeu ocr0uf foi9enoen GdseH nm
l ubr ySormtttdSS.
ISnI. SeemiI!Ier Sc 60, guItIondtorsn.
t25-6') Gr. 20, SuosSGluert= StrGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
t,Sureauoeo StaotreotJtratcr,

NurSpu DEC Stnoreqtnrdtor,
~ Saltimure. ben 23. SdHuar 1895.
Die 9ouHlih6re iur asu 9ur6bruh Der StrGseH IN
Der Staot SaItlmor. b2ttu ciHeH politdHoiseH nHo
perbserfen Serlt iIbsr bic Werb.rbobune 5itelerH,
9nill6e eungen uHo Au5oaben iur Die @VHceuIHlruH9
uHe BurhbrsduHq BON SanuDns Strdsc, pom o!r
%oH:siter Strnsc bis CUR Gdfttrn Aue.. Gcmdelet
Der EerorbHuna 9tr. 4S, 9iapor uHo Staetratb
pOR Baltimore am 16. sprI 1894 ecHebmi9t, ausae=
tertlst uH0 bel mir liHt.Ileet.
IS aIro hltruIlt hctaHRt eematt, oaB Die Snbcr
mo 9IdHe Der seiaateH Ganupus Strase i'm Biz
Tsau bes StaetsEtslitratorS orei6ia 9aae lang
btte lieaes bleIbeH lr bic Brliun9 Glcr babel
bethcsteH BerioHeH, ndbrtHD ipelter Set ee9eH Die
GninsiouHs Der @ommiNare in iroeHo elHem Serid]te,
fuelcs Serit55artsit oGru6er bat, Gppeuirt DerocH
iaHH. SpIu ". Hobb.
t2O,6,32,S) Gtaot=SlegifratoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
D. DID;

Eaopen'S feaOp 8eltef ia
iid)er, Suusrldiig uuo nlrllnm uegcu Der
itiHiuiirtnoeu &nyetiung, melde es GTi DIE
Jfegoeu uuo bic XebeUsfrdite Oes SDyperS
au5ubt, Den erhersH meme Sratt uerleibeHo
uHo aUregeub 81 erHeuter mo gettigerter
SraItbttadnguug Die lhIummerHoe S.tai.
tat oeS phuI'dleI SrgausmuS. Hub ourt?
oIeie gciHuoheltsf0roeruoe 2tureguug uuO
gef'I9erte Gbatgtelt wrro Die llrl q d. E
oss Sh merieS beietiat unO eln uatur.
s.nldBer Sutauo mieoeclergcfeut. Dies
ut Der @ruuo, meShalb Reabp ReIiei
10 bepuuoerH8wert6 geeigH,t III tiir y e
ieitIQ non 2 hmer; mo oLue
oaS 9ttpfO eIusr Sf0Oiguus. lpeld): iid9er
rsiTIttrt pom @ebyaHd]e clsr iogeuauHtsr
5dmsr;pectrelber heuugeu Sages.
5s lit Bo9wlEtig, OaB icoe SamiIie
clner SUrrat9 unu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29

5eidpiiter Sputbcrianr's 5aarcr,euser.
2 @eidbuiiter SUutbcrlanS's &aarcr,euger.
| . 6cid,miiter Sputbcr:anS's iSaarer;eugcr.
2 6eid)wiiter Sputbcrlans's aopibautreiniscr
3 @eid,miiter Sputbrrlanes Sppfbautrctniser
@eicbpiiter Soutberlane's SppfDautrciniser
| s8. 3. 1feao alsiEtgcr aaent oieen DtoEat.
%. 3. 9leao Gaeiniser stssnt bieen OIonat.
| @iip's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ur................Is Cts.
Sun's 5uitcn.Sprup p...................16 Cts.
Us. s. Rcah's S,uitenfur in 2 Neiuutcn j Cts.
SS. $. Rear's Suftcnfur in Mainutrn ) Cts.
9e bette unO berabmtsie 9lso,3in gmerita's.
MmericdsSatarrb.St Sur ur..................s5 cts.
Mmcrca= atarrb= s. ur ............ ,.....75 Cts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..................S5 Cts.
slmcrica= SatarrbsS Sur r..................s5 Cts.
sfep Siic Gts.
Neip Sifc ..-.. .............35 Cts.
JScsu 9ife 35 Gts
Glpeerine ne.....................25 cts. bas gfunO
Dies 1T ed: norwegiidDcr.
Sitdb a;eI...-................2G Cts. bas 8iat
Gebtes SaftprpG. Cts. bas @int.
guIpcrifrter Sprar.........eO Cts. bos @funO.
Safpulpcr........ &c. ........5 Cts. Oas @iun0.
Gpfrms aIJ..... ......-.......5 Cts. oas Efuno.
SecIps Srud,bdnscr r........5O Cts. buS Stud.
SeeIeD's Srucfcn.............5G cts. oas Staf.
6pnntdins Sprecn ....... nm Elm 0ritteI biliger.
SeifwaTcrz 2 ode fc.........um eiH SrittcI tiaiaer
GombinatipnssS prison Inn Elm Srittel biaiser.
SeUtt'S @mufrpn. grOBe 6lGiten .......65 Cts.
@apues @elerp. 6 pmpounr ....,.......sO Cts.
Green's Sfcrpura. .............,.........sOG Cts.
SciipD'S Sppppbpspbatc. atc...............95 cts.
ScigcniprIp Observation-Disclosures. 35 Cts
Ammpniaf. af............. .........5 Cts. bas Yint.
5umaifa. Ginger. Grtraft. 30 Cts. bas gtnt.
fHbSHpIlS e OO SIS. OC9 Ytnt.
Ban cts. bos gtnt.
Smstr Saocnser, auFqsSsthnet
luI ole 2plLcIie-- 90 StS- oaS SiRt.
RC;eptc, BON ben beiten @jraouirteu Subereit,t
Su 40 BrobeHt 2iscoHto.
Is. s.. Rcah's GiiensSpuic reoustrt auf b cts.
sS. s.. Rear's Giiensspnic r,buSirt ouf 35 cts.
ss. s.. Rear's @ifen.Spntc reousirt auf 35 cts.
SS. $. ReGt's @mulGon=sebcrtban... 80 Cts.
VI. s. Rcue's Sficrcufur. ur.............35 Cts.
N. $. HeaS's Sarfdparilln. ausle;eidnet
Iur oaS Slut So Cts, 30 Sts., IS Cts
Is. s. Rcae's Samaita.G Ginger Cts.
SS. $. &car's Sails une Satarrb.Sur. 35 Cts.
SS. s. 8cab's Sails une Satarrb=aur.35 cts.
IS. S. Rcab's 5ais= une Satarrb=Sur.. .35 cts.
uHO bieieIbe lit itr Gewtdt in Cob tusrtb .
W. s.. RcdSs 1 } ts.zt6uifcnfur i'll JRiuutr,
1T Elm poutommeHe9 2SuHoer uno i1 pabe rodJ ME
etfuaS . erartl9es IN pierjig SG5reH 9eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
BrItlmfr0en nn0 SdlmrrIrr.

@j,a,r 9opfssel (eiHerlsi O5 Hcro6isr glatur ootr
uebeoeHEheE), Sa6nuch. 9teUrals:c, y1cumIIls mu5.
ciItcHptb. SbmerleH mo SthDade I'M Jtudea, iuI
9ludgrGt obcT osE NereH, SdmsrirH n Der Gncs
9sro Der 2e6cr, HlpDeHi:u: :SEnuHcH7s. @IsEfsans
i5peluHaeE uno SDMeris1 Gtcr Ast OIro bic Ans
iUsnouEq poH 9laomGp'5 0isnou Rslsi iofortiac SIs
Iedtsrurg ecnlbysH uHo oeiien ilr peHgc EaGs orts
arieser @e6rauol eIne peruEGEente peuH9 tur 6olse
gGben-
SHnerlih.-gir halbtr I6seloieL his slu EHteloifel
in cHtm baIteH Gll5 2Saer Dilo in iUeHtlsn piIaas
ten peie7: Srlmpis, 3Utru9.H, WtuseHiaHrs. ueesls
f:it, &rbretteH, Sco5renHsH, Eeruoludt, Shldnoras
feIt, 9opfUeb. SlGbuascH uHo ale tnIeElideH SmcI'
sen.
g5 qiUt teia NeiImitttI in Der gSet, fvcldsS g3ss
iciebcr uuo ane d=oereu uaaTtiteH, tt,IoicR ND
ionitIseR NebtG 10 itHeu UrIrL ais, UHtcItugt pom
5faomGp'5 8ilIcu, NuoDap'5 &euop Res
Lief.
Wrcis so gents Gle Slafbr. SerFauft ppn
alien ApptUeteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
Ser GeutIhe GorreIbunoeRt,
GGaIir, p5h.ntIih unb eonztass,
Mnitc. EineifthmEter ttno &eeafteu

q. Raiae, FiacntbnEier nuo &esafterr
(atattoIser s. 2Giue),
GleDefs&fs EaltimoresS Srabe uHo Bs7'Sftiets1re.
grrts oes taaIid eli SIattts, suTt ErdscT bsiorst,
I2S. Gts.; tdaIid,c unb Spuntaao=1Hs Sabe 10
Gents pro g8o.. sobtar an be oas SatI I,orseresE
Erdotr-SaaliCl ntbii Gouitta a. tAu$a adbc inter
Scrtoz 5oruusbe,0bnns 81 so pro Sohr, ur fiTScre
S,it I'm gtrhdltzis; ihr bi. tpod,eutlidie aneeabe
EiI SounagsblGtt, porotrsI. nit Ab5us tlr Clubs,
$3.50 pro SGtr, Hado iratHo elHem Srtt oes SRIaEs
beS, 81 nab GuropG. ScnutagSsaiu$9 9abe 81
pro Sabr-8as bette uno biiiieite 9eutid3e SIatt
In ben NIttsls une SlehaateI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-29
Oiibbenbprf, SliSer & Gp.,
GamfterS 1ttto @afler,
(&esiersDeb&uee),
Hr. 213, . ft,8 er t.t a nsg traSe,
Baltimore, No.

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DEATH OF MRS. CUSHMAN.

A telegram received in this city last
week from Mr.. G. B. Sawyer, of Pasa-
dena, notified Mr.. Swan, of st. PauPs
church, that Mrs. Cushman, wife of Rev.
DIR. Henry I. Cushman, of Providence,
r. l., had died in Pasadena and that Mr..
Cushman, accompanied by the remains,
would pass through Chicago on Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Cushman has been an
invalid for some months, but at the last
reports was regarded as improving in
health. Her husband had taken her to
California in the hope that the climate
would restore her; the hope has been
vain and now death has unexpectedly
come.
Mrs. Cushman was the daughter Of
M. D. Gilman, who early in the COS was
prominent in st. Paul's church. Her
death will be mourned by large circle
of friends, especially in Providence
where she has been the pastors wife a
quarter of a century. The father is dead,
but we believe the mother is still living
in Vermont. DIR. Cushman will have
the sympathy of his people in Providence
and in many other places in New Eng.
land, where he is we'll known, in this
great bereavement.
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CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE,
NEW YORK CITY.

About midway between forty and
fifty years ago, happened to be
present, on two or three Sundays, in
a certain church in Blocker St., New
York, widely known, in our demon
nation, as the "Bleecker Street Uni
versalist Church" Rev. w. S. Balch,
remarkable man in many ways,
fluent in speech, earnest, mastery in
argument, and highly honored by
his people, was the pastor. 1 had &C.
casion to meet considerable num-
Der in the parish and to form a slight
acquaintance with some of them. The
Society seemed wonderfully alive,
Jealous and happy. The enthusiasm,
interest and loyalty l witnessed, and
the preaching heard there, warmed
my youthful blood, encouraged, de-
lighted me. OF course / saw the best
side OF things only, and saw them
through inexperienced rural eyes. If
l were to trust the picture-which is