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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meet ng OF the capital ConEondALed cold ana
silver Mining Company, VI the CIIy Of salem
oregon, Will DO held al the OI1ce Of the COM
pany, in said city on the second Thursday.
the eighth day OF August, lS55, al o'ciocK y,
N, Tor the election Of directors, and sucn
Jther Business as may come before the meet
ing.
]. II. HAAS, Sec.
Salem Or, July "a, 1895 7-24-2W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-02

avsslssl $685. Iallsl''ss a lilsasau
A ra's
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-02
FARM FOR SALE !!

Three ht ndred acres good tillable land, two
uiIes iroH railroad siaI.On; eOOG old orchard;
20 acres !OuLg apple orchard; l5-acre hop
ard; goOI hop house; two houses; go ID barn
"a place. fTice, 50 Der acre. Ad0ress X
3urnal or ee, salem 5l4dsw2m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-02
HEART DISEASE.
Elutisring. No Appetite. Could
not sleep, Wind oH stomach.

"fof 4 long time I had d terrible
pain "a mf heart, nhirh huttffrd al
hlDsi iucrssantly ] had 80 apisiito
and could npt Riefp ! auuld D.
eHnlsllrd io hlt 100 lu I'D Hhd laifh
Has ffum ~ stomach until ! flgught
flrfy niinlis would D. ~ lasi
Ihffe Has 4 fUfilhH a uplfrsslon
alslui mY heart Hnn ! aaf Afraid tg
afas 3 fgll hn aih ruala nuf sHerp
: rsiin without resting ~ hus1and
lndnrfd uia A. ffy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-02
DR.. Miles Heart Cure

gnd aiH h1ppJ ~ tlf a has cured nie
n1a hafg = ntlrniln aIIsilfn and
sleep sell ~ tneri na4 lfulT nai.
Fflfiua
hls nAnnr r. FTAnh raiissiiis. ~
~ kllss Teen tsts A s.g os A 1sltiys
EilksvaSE.a L. lki.a Tsf
-. aaaas 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-02
Money to loan'

In sums frOm 500 TO S70Cs, on improved
real estate. A =. HOLaMAS,
Rooms and S, Bush -Brey man block, sa.eln
OTtEon- -l4-u
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
A Lawyers wit.

Sir James Scarlett, the great Eng.
lish lawyer, when practicing at the
bar had to examine witness whose
evidence promised TO be damaging un.
less he could be previously confused.
The only vulnerable point Of the man
was said to be his self-esteem. The
witness, portly, over-dressed person,
went into the bog and Scarlet took
him In hand. "Mr. John Tompkius, !
believer" "Yes." "You are stock.
holder?" II ham," replied Mr.. Tomp-
kins, with pronounced cockney &C.
cent. Scarlett regarded him attentive
ly for few moments, and then said,
drily. "And a very large, well-dressed
ham You are, sir" The shout OF
laughter which followed completely
disconnected Mr.. Tompl<ins. and the
lawyers point was gained.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
FACTS ABOUT scHNEsELl1E.

New and Powerful Explosive Whose
Manufacture 10 Simple and Cheap.
The advantages of schnebelite, the
new explosive, are thus enumerated by
the New Science Review: sits manu-
facture is simplicity itself; 1t is adapt
ed for all war. sporting and mining
purposes; it is almost smokeless, with
a very slight recoil; it is not perma-
nently damaged by heat or wet; the
gun does not foul or become oxidized;
no noxious gases are produced from its
combustion; 1t is very cheap to make;
q temperature Of $40 degrees Fahren.
heit is required to produce combus-
ton; when lighted match is applied
to it in its unconfned state it simply
burns, no explosion being produced;
the pressure developed by the charge
of schnebelite, required to give the
normal velocity to the bullet fred from
a military rifle, is from 1000 to 1900
atmospheres, as compared with 1900 to
5000 atmospheres, the pressure devel-
oped by charges Of other explosives
when the same velocity is impaired to
the bullet, and as compared with the
best dynamite its force is as IS to As,
or 20 per cent. greater, while it does
not pulverize the surrounding rock as
dynamite does. The inventors assert
that schnebelite can be manufactured
and sold at least so per cent. cheaper
than any other known explosive of q
similar character. Its adoption by the
French government would, it is be-
lieved, result in saving Of $4,000, 900
francs per annum."
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
GOLD MINES IN CEMETERIES.
Half a Million in Gold Buried Annually
with Americans.

A Frenchman who recently made a
tour of the United States has been
writing some of his impressions in LIE
Temps. In one of his articles he says
that what struck him particularly in
this country was the American habit of
filling the teeth with gold. He con-
suited statisticians, he says, and by
figuring on information given by them
has discovered that the gold annually
pounded into cavities in teeth of Amer
leans amounts to the value of five hun
dred thousand dollars. AL of this
precious metal, he says, is buried with
the Yankees when they die, and he
figures that at the end Of three cen
turies the cemeteries of America will
contain gold to the value of thirty
million dollars. II am afraid" the
writer goes OF to say, ''that this will
prove too tempting to the practical
mind of the future American, and we
shall sec the day when companies will
be organized to mine the cemeteries
and recover the gold secreted in the
jaws of dead ancestors"
The writer then goes on and figures
on the average amount of gold in the
teeth of each dead person. He has, evi-
IDENTIFY been consulting the record Of
vital statistics, for he says that eight
hundred and seventy-fve thousand
people died in the United States in
1889. This would bring the value of
the gold in each dead persons teeth to
an average Of about sixty-five and
three-quarter cents, and he thinks that
in well-crowded cemeteries the mining
OF this gold could be carried on profit
ably, despite the small average value.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
NY CASTLE IN THE AIR.

II could go ballooning.
And had the time to spare,
I'd journey to discover
MY castle in the air.
1t stands, that stately building,
Beyond the yellow moon,
Where tradesmen's bills con never come
Not even by balloon.
The water-rate collector
He eyes its uoor in vain.
Because its cistern runs with,
No water, but champagne.
It's roof has been constructed
So very high and steep,
No love-lorn cats can Chamber there
To frighten gentle sleep.
My neighbor's hens can never
Defy the garden WALL
Because there are no neighbors
Or hen coops near at all.
So In the garden nodding,
In rich profusion grow
Tobacco trees and cauliflowers,
And roses oil Arrow
OF could I reach my castle,
I'd never need to think,
I'd never need to scribble,
And clothe my.dreams in ink.
So when I'm not SO busy,
I'll hire big balloon,
And sail away with-1 know whom
Beyond the yellow moon.
David La Costa. In Home and Country.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
MONUMENTS or INDIANS.


An Imperishabls Memorial Of the Fourth
Century.
The architectural monuments Of India
frequently gathered a group Of
satellites around them, like the feudal
towns called into existence by the
needs of medieval castles. A solid
shaft of mixed metal stands near the
Kootub which dwarfs it to diminutiye
size.
This column, says the Chicago News,
known Us "the Iron Pillar" was placed
in its present position by the Hindus
about A. d. 315 and was erected by
Pajah Dhawa, who inscribed his name
upon the imperishable memorial. An
other relic of Hindu monarchy remains
in the BOOT Khana" or Idol temple
and the ruins of later date, consisting
of the great mosque Of the Kootub, the
palace and gateway of Alla-uddeen
and the tombs of kings and prime
ministers indicate that the vicinity of
the stately minaret was reverenced as
holy ground.
The architectural treasures which
enrich the Indian peninsula are now
secured from destruction or violation
by the protection of the government,
and schools of archaeology employ large
numbers of native draughtsrnen, whose
accurate copies of every detail in the
varied and intricate designs of palace,
temple and tomb display the inex-
haustible patience and subtlety of
Hindu genius, which, while rejecting
the influence of every dominant race,
possessed sufficient inherent vitality to
shape them into native mold.
The ruins of forgotten dynasties
which rise on every side Of the Kootub
Minar transport our thoughts to the
heroic age Of India, when sages and
warriors divided the honors of the
ancient mystic land.
The woman of the Aryan race fre-
quently fulfilled the promise of the
tribal name derived from the word
"Arya," or "Noble." Vedic hymns Of
legendary times and historical records
of subsequent ages depict higher
type of worhanhood than that of the
later epochs, when the comparative
freedom of antiquity was crushed
beneath the heavy yoke Of caste and
creed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
Not That Kind.

Three different walters at southern
hotel asked little, prim, precise Har-
ward professor at dinner, in quick sue
cession, If he would have soup.
A little annoyed. he said to the last
waiter who asked: ''Is it compulsory"
mo, sah," answered our friend AID
brother; mo, sab. think it am mock
rtle."-Progressive Age.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
Has Made Q Hit.

II think have it this time. 4" said the
inventor.
"Tel US about it," said the capital
list, who was willing to listen on grounds
Of friendship.
1T IL . folding bed that can be q
coffin In case 1t shuts up and smothers
. man to death. ."-Cincinns Tribune.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
Tho Resemblance.

Grandpa Woods-Lassie is q beyuti.
ful dog. She reminds me so much Of
that dog Major 7 ! uset t hev in eigh-
teen fitty-two.
Grandma Woods-She do that fur a
fact. on'y she's o collie an tother dog
was Newfun'lan'. an she's black an
he was gray ao' 'ud make two OF her,
an his name want Major nr.hcr;
twas Hunter--Jud.e.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17

Boarder-"Madam, I have found a
nickel in my hash"
Mrs. Mealer-"Oh, that's all right.
put it there. I thought I'd give you a
little change in your diet"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
REAL ESTATE
70. Sale, Ras!a0Ex.assgs

FOR SALE.
Dwelling Houses,
Business House and offices,
2Small farms within mile OF corpo.
ration line,
Building Lots, all prices.
New house, 6 rooms, Pleasant street.
New house. IL rooms.
Farm Of 634 acres on pike mile north
of Butord, Highland county, o.
II. =. DAWSON.
Agent for Sale, Rent or Exchange OF
Real Estate.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-01-17
Professional Cards.
r EROY KELLY,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
OFFIcE-In Carol Block, Short street, on
posite the Sherlfi's residence.
Notary in ONCE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
@rbcit ltun S0lue.

@bicago, 6. Suli. - Die Bull
man Ralace 9arzGo." bat bic Q6bue ib
rer anseiteQten I'M 3sbn RrO3ent er.
b0bt, wOuon ung.idbr 1000 Nrbelter
betroifen peroen. Cine forneIle Ins
tInbtguna Der gObnerb0buu9 fanb nIai
itatt, oa leetere ui4t auf elnmal, ion.
6.rn in Den leeten pierjsbn Ia9en pro:
erelIiu in ben psri3teOsnen De- partss
ment8 erIOl9tc.
Yice. BraiiOent 8ids8 srtIarte bsuts,
baB bic @cieQitaft tbrsu 2suten, ais i'm
porigen Snbre Der eroBe Strife aus
brah, perii9ert babe, iie w.rbs 81. 2Obne
erbOben, iObuto oas @eidlift fid beiz
fern wsroe, unO OuB Die j.eIse 2Obuers
bObuug lebi9Iid Die Grfiiuung bes oas
maItsen Yeripr;6en8 isi. On Mb,ltsrs
freiien tOmmcntirt mau aber oieIe 2obue
crb0bun9, ltntemaI.n lie 9snau 3u Der
3eit, no Dor siusm Sabre Der srOBe
Strife ausbrad), eriOl9t, etwas anoers.
9fortb 9to am 5, Ntaii., 6. Suli.
- 2tud bier matt Die au9encine Wiez
berbelebung Ger @:idGItc lib stlteno.
8ie rVeauer 2Dtlus" unb 0!e rGcltple
NitQS" wo0en ibce Gtabllhem.nts pers
grOBsrn, iObaB Oi.lsIb:n un9siabr oas
OOppelte Guautum luie bi5btr prObu3is
rem tOunen. Die bsioen 6abriteu, pels
DE feln. 8aumwoqe fabri3ir.u, tperben,
wenn fsrtig9eiteut, 1900 &.bitibls i'm
Setrieb baben uub 600 2lrbeit.r be-
iddltiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
Oefuufcn.

Wemp bis, Tenn., 6. Suli.-0er
YadetoampTer n2abp See," welder spi=
iten bier uno Albport pertebrte, lit
wie seuelOet nabe Suiel gtr. 40, so
Ofeilen oberbalb BON bier, gelunten
uuo le98 YsriOnsu babsn babel be-
itimmt tbrcn Soc sefunhen. Der Dams
pier bate an Der semObniden Stele
augelest uno r ullte ebeu uicesr abiab=
rem. als er. inl 9egrifi iid 3u penOen,
auf elncu I'M NluBbett lttdsnben Saumz
itamm ltisB, tart led wurbe, iid auf Die
Steuerbotolelte le9tc uub nah ueuissn
Otiuuten ianf. Cine an3abl Bcrionen
ipran9, als Der Oampisr li9 aui Die
Seite lsste, iiber yoro; bic mellt.n ba'
BON crreld,ten bas llfer, aber leh5 err
trunfen. 0as 8ailsr lit Oil Der Stsls
pier3ebn SUB tier.
umSsfommen lino, relp. permiBt merz
ben: Sarp 0tobiniou. Der SGdtr bes
0ampicr5, Peter 8atiun. Der Sa,bier,
mcldsr leit 40 Subren aui ben Mlilil>
iippieOampfcrn tbGtig mar, elm iarbiser
Ocdarbeiter 9tumens aOg, brei farblse
Ocdpallasie:e, MarD 8inoer uno Miarp
Stewart BON Oean'6 Sslano, iopie Gin
Ersolssr, Der Don SsceOla, 2lrtanias,
lam, oehen 0ame absr nidt ,rnlittclt
wcroeu tonnte. gSie p,ele pou bisieu
qesettet wurOen, 1T nod uldt nit ye.
ltimmtbsit fclt9stellt.
Das unt.rae9anasne Subr;sus, mel>
DIES poIltanbis uerIoren lit, bate einsn
g8ertb uOn $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
GlIha.
Som SrleoSibauplat3.

Savanna, 6. Suli. - Cine Sn'
iurgenteniduar lit in ben 0titrift Santa
Domingo Der BrOoin; Santa Clara
siugeialeu. Ste iensen uno bremen
unO mor0en. Sn Der Srtid]aft 9laOa>
lucias srmoroeten lie ben giir9crmcifer
unb pier 9tDObnsr, wtlhe ienem 3u
Silie fOmmen MOLTEN, uno 3inosten
baum 6a8 StaotbauS Oil.
9as BON einis.u amerifaniiden 8ldtz
tern oerbreitete @crid)t, @eueraIs&apiz
tau Wartine be Sampo5 babe Der ipaniz
iteu 9fegieruns Den 0fatb ge9eben oOer
we;b De ibr ben 0fatb ertbeilen, ben @es
bunten an Die llnterOriidung bes 2tuiz
itanbeS uuisusebcn unO bis Snicl Guba
tbrsm Sdifial III iibcrlaien, WirO BON
autOrltatiusr Seits ais sdn5li6 Gus o:r
Quft 9e9rifiene teubsn3iOie GriinDung
be,ei6nst. Ter Waridau Wtro i'm
@e9entbeil BEN lsetsn Yeio opfsrn, ebe
er ben Sniureenteu bus 6tlo rdumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
Wobasueoaner TIN 9asnpfe.
Die ronnmenaen ssatiermanoper.

Berlin, 7. 5ult. - Sir Die oie8z
iabrissn grOBen 2lrmeesW sWlonOuer, pelde
AM l. September beginner lOlleu, 1T
bas YrO9ramnl nunmebr enbeIltlg ieIt.
9eiett. Oieielber perben in Sbtrtbale,
unO 5wor weltlid Ser untsren Sber in
Der @es,no swilden Stettin, Grsifens
ba9sn, Pren3Iau uno BaIcualf, itattfiuz
ben. IS weroen 5wci Irmee'n, cine
9tOrbz unb eiue Siioormee, sebilOet ,uerz
ben. Der aus benz @arbez uno osm 3.
2trmeezGOrps beitsbenSen SIb Grmee,
bic wabriAeinlth unter osm COMMANDO
be5 &aiiers ielblt itsbsn ptrO, miro Die
9lufgube iufallen, O,n lleber9ans iiber
sic 9tanbow (9tebenfluB Der udsr) gu
srs,uinsen; in 6Olse Der srOBeu Sumpf=
fldden iit ser ueber9an9 a5es nur 3lulz
iden g6dnie unb Yentun mOalid.
Die 9forSsNrmee, welde aus bem 2.
uno 9. armeesGOrp5 beiteben uiro, mirO
ben llebsrsans ber SiOs2lrmes iiber ben
6luB gu perbinOsrn lu9cn. sIm erItsn
Sage mlro Der ifciuS ;urIfgebranst
werben, Der bann lelnsrielt5 anl jpeiten
Gage pierer pors.ben unO bic @esrer
5uridtrelbsu piro. Sim britten Sage
plro cs spiihen beiSen glrmee'n in Ser
9tGbs BON gteusutirAeu 3ur Shla6t
fommen. 9GGbrenO Oee san3ru NtanO@
uer0 usrben Die Gruppen i'm 6reicn BIZ
patiren unO auf ausOrifll6en S.icbl
bcS &atiers werben Die SIii3lere sroBe
Oiitun;s unb 8ecOgnOscJrunssritte unz
terue6men, wOiHr Der &ulier eine 9lnz
5abl iilbsrner Yotale al8 I5reiis ausgcz
leet bat. Di,is 3Ritte Weroen eOGitanoi9
tries s8mdBi9 semadt werOsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
Gid)t QeniigcnO RuQ.
Sm Snbianers 6.rrlterrum sewiinidt.

SW SNpIuHtlE SelLlltlluHI YeIoulllul.
Sout5 McAllilter, s. g., 6.
Suli. - @eOrse Z. @ooo unO 9ame5
&err, GIerf Os8 9lepraientantenbauies
in NaibinstOn, Die 5nbuber Der 6irmu
9oOO & 60, iiuo POM SnOtaneru9enz
ten @tSOOm fIr r5ntruoers" ertlGrt
unb aufgeiorOert wor0en, Gle G6Octaw
91eferuat,ou biunen fanf 5a9cn ju per-
lanen. @oOO & SO. linO Glienbabnz
8auunteruehms uno battcn ben GOnz
traft gum gau Der @bOctaw, StIab boma
uno 0OIi>Gli, ,nbatn erbalt.n. Sie iinO
bei6uOiat, I'M Serritorlum Naaren
on SIraer unO 9GdtbIrser ocrtauIt ;u
babeu, Obne Die 9sleelld por9ei6rlebene
AbgaDe pOu J PrO3snt 5u 5aBIen.
@aibin9tOn, 6. 9uli. - Ssrr
Serr, @lcrf OeS 9tspraientuntenbauiea,
ertlart, er wiiie BON Der aus SOutb
Wc4Qilter semsIoeten Su6e nihts. Gr
babe su ieinem Yartner abiOluteS Ser
trausn unO CLAUDE, 0aB Die Saae fid
anoer5 0erbalten Derbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
GrrloTort an SprS.

Swauien, 6. Suli.-In gOrb b,s
sur 3sit im Saien liesenben britiihen
Dampiets rSarbubiun" ersign.te iib
heute aus bi8her nod nidt ermittslteu
uriab;n Elm. @ussGrloiion, BEL mslder
Der speite Sn9enieur tObtlidh oerlsst
wurbe, ndbrenb Orei BON ben Sei;ern
srnltlide Sranouunbsn baoon trussu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
u 0 t II.

Ole Seniationsi iudt qes
piiier bisiiser 3ettun9en Fat Oieielben
perleitet, am Samjta9 Ibenb uno qez
ltern irib einen langen Seribt Ibsr
eine Sdldaerei ;milden &atbOliien uno
gd9ts&atbOlifen gu ue:0ffcntliden, bic
in elnem fleinen D6rfdeu an Der @rense
swiithen &entudg uno Snoiana itatt9ez
habt uno bel welder nidt psni9er benn
eintuuisno 0lann tbeilsenOmmen baben
iOllen. Oi. .3abl Ser 1obten wirb auf
orel an9egebsn, bic Germunosten, tObtz
lla, iawsr uno letat, 3ablen nu9 ben
betrefieuben .3eituuas bsri6ten nadSun.
oerteu. Ils gSafien werocu gang ent=
ge9en benz @ebrau1 Der Sep0lteruna
rer 9eseno &nuppel unS Sierflaidsn
genaunt, neil Die &ir9snaemeiuOe, bel
peren Picnic bte &eilerei ltattgsiunben
baten iol, ebsn cine oeutiAe mar. Der
rGorreipOnbent" bat isiner Ote9el, bsrs
artt9e icniationclle 0tcuisfeiten itets
u Gum grano sails" auf;unebmen, uno
sbe er Oeislben osrOfieutIidt, senaus
gtahforldun9sn iiber ben llrlprung
bsrieIben an;uitsllen, getreu, AUDI bier
crit Grfunbisunsen einQesoaen, unb
iiebe' ba, Die Seni iationsseitihte .nts
puppt iid al5 elne poll auSgema6!ene
.3eitunsszGnl.. 2batlabsn iinp, baB
bet eInsm Picnic in Der Ntdbs BON Siz
beria, perrDz@ou Snb.. suei 9ti=
ralsn um Die @)uuit elmer 3 GorIldDnbeit
iid in Die Saore 9,rietbeu uno cine Sell
leret lnl3enlrten, on Der Die beloerleiti>
gen 6reuuoe iid betbeiliqten unb Die.
pie iiblld, nit bIuti9en &Opi.n snbete.
2oot9eidla9en 3 parO 9tiemano, unb Ole
Sabl Der Serpunbeten betrus nur bier.
Oas 8iertelz Ousen6 9 9 d.
ter 1T geltern in o:r 6amiIie be5 Prdli=
henten uOu seluOroen. Oa Serr 9lepe>
LAMB nidt gang arm lit, 10 miro es ibm
ni9t idwcr fallen, einer 3elt Die Otabz
den OIL ben Otann gu brinsen, mas
beut 3u Gaqe ole Qauptiade IN Dieiem
sale ;u lein ltlcint. lle lD1atie
Glepelano aber lit uorldufig nod nibt
Raer 9!ltCllt. @ratullren tbun mir
aDer trOg0em.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
GbiIt.
2as Otiuiitertum reiiaulrt.

'+t'''
Santiaso BE 6 bili, 6. 9uli.-
OaS Cabinet bat relignirt. l6titere
6olsen pirb bieier neueite Wtinliterwcts
iel uiht haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-08
Nelnlelt sic

cine gut. 2sb,r.Msoi;in eiu, unb ipnr
oeshalb, ineil Die 9eber cas 8lut ooqz
itGuoig regulirt. Sobolb Die Qsberthd.
tigteit TRACE ut, piro bas 3orperiph.m
periiOpit, ons 8lut unreiu unD Der gau;.
Sorper muB oaruuter Ielneu. Seoe gie.
bislu, DIE sur 9feIuisHug oes SIule5
empiobleu wiro, iOu aHgeuommeuer
NiaBeu aIi bic Q,b.r elnmlrteu. Be.
Ioreeu q. in eaher io;ort ben
,Qouta alIer Seber,Weotsiasu,0
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Oel0jen0unaeu

aa0 aueu 9beiIer 9urppa'S beiorst prompt unS
SiIis bic
@gSssifisn ses s9eutfhen Sorrefp onSenteu,s
e.s@.sGde SaItiuoresGtI. uns gsf,Office,gys
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ausenblidIid 1T Elm 9eoer parauf be-
tadt, etpas fir bic &einlsuH9 i.lues
Slu;eS 3u thun, ooer iuie man ju iuseu
p1cst, elne 6rNblabrs.WeDi3in 5u s.'
brauden. uuo bies lit oo1fomnen
rid)ti8 aebanoeIt, leoo9 mug man bic
s.eign.te Dfeoi;iH eiuuebmeu. Gaus
Sie SIREN Ir,t coniultlrsn. 70 luiro
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GrnBbritunnien.
GaS 9arla,ttet,t pcrta9t.

2onbon, 6. Suli. = 0as Barlaz
ment hat iid beuts iormea bis gum "a.
Suli perta9t.
SIN Sbsrbauis munote fb bente
Wiarquis Suli8burD segsu Die uOn Yoro
6OieberD i'm rGdtsissr.@lub" ausses
iprodeue Sebauptun9, oaB bas Sbers
bauS elm 5smmidub iir ie9lide fortz
idrittlide Geietgebuug lei.
Oas SberbauS ici es geweisu. beiicn
MaiOritat itd 9essn rSome : fulc- in
9rlanO erfldrte. Seet wiirben Die Wdbs
ler BON England @rleaenbeit erbalten,
ibrsn entidieoeuen @llleu in bieitr
6rase sur @sltuug su bringen. asbnz
lid perbalte cs lid, init Der Glr1ens
gntfaatlidunaSsSOrlase Durd Sieie
iei Swiit unO Saber in Oa8 Solf setras
gen pOrbsn. Die ieeise Rssieruus
weroe anSere Dese ,inlhlaJen unb ilr
slugenmsrf auf Die Seheruus Der mate
riellen Sage Ser Grmereu SolfsfIaHen
ridten. Oas Sberbaus pcrOiene ben
Dauf be5 2anbeS, inbem e5 teu 2lder
fir frudltperbeiBeuOe @eisesebuns bee
itelle, ipslds Die Sebuns Der iosiulen
uno mirtbIdaItliheu Sage Ses SOltes
gum a3pefe babe. 9ta6 elmer 9f:plif
HOrb HOieberD's psrta9te iid ba5 Sbers
baus.
Sm llutsr6auie selau9te beptc Die
Sorlage, luelde fir 0edun9 Ser laufenz
Den aus9abeu bis gum 3uiammentrltt
beS neusn Barlamsnt5 Gorge trdgt, sur
gnnabme. Damn pertaste bas SauS
iia forneI bis gum "a. Suli.
Sic erpBe 3iesatta.
Sunters'S Guap, 6. Suli. -
Scute fano Die erltc 9tssutta Der
r0tOpalz@lDbes itatt. 0aS
GreigniB O,S Cages mar Die Nsttfabrt
swiideu bsn Sudte II r@aligrie ILL.,"
britannia" unb y9Iilia." vSaltprie
Ill.," pel9e bcfanntli6 alltr @abrz
lAelnlidf:it na9 I'M Sen ,9lmerican
Cup" confurrlrsn mir6, errang eincn
slau;enoen Sies. Sie lanete Is Wiiz
nuten unO 26 Sefunoen iriber an .3iel
OIL, ulS bic britannia.
s6Ied,te Seiten.
SeeOs, b. Sult. = OunT Sudliucs
bereien baben in 6Olse cineS Streites
5wiidlen 9lrbeitssbern uno Arbeitern
iibcr IObne beute geidlplIen. Gtwa
1000 Berionen linO OaOurd anger Stels
lung 9efOmnlsn.
Wobameoaner TIN 2ampfe.
2onoon, 6. Suli. - Cine aus
Bombay bier einaetrOifens amtlide De-
peIae meloet, buB III 6olge sins5 feinOz
liden 3uiammenltOBsS 3miiten einem
SO9isltssuge Der SinOu unO GinsebOz
rencn in BOrbanoer auf Der 0ultlniel
SattDwar bel eincm mobumsoanii9tn
6elte Die Singeborensn Die SinOu aug
Dem Geupel 9etrieben baben. Sin aQ>
9emeines Slutbub i1ien uupermeibli6,
unb es beburfte idlieBlid Der san3en
gncr9ie Der iOfOrt aIurmirten 3ruppen,
Tim idlisBlih bic 0lube wieSer beriuilels
len. 0rei Gobte uno 164 Sermunoete
beoedten Oen &anpIplab.
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R6He
WaTei

IuI s.l. i'm AusIanb. b.iorst iunerbaIb "A Gtuuesa
su beoeutsub berobe.itSttm gItiie
@ouare Raine,
Glbnef<G6e 9altiHsres Straft uns B0fisStfcs' asr.
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Simmons
Strer
&eo3tIGtur.

Eerielbe uerridtst iein. Nrb.it ;ur
3uirieoeuheit uub erfriidt oas aeiuuImte
Sorptripitem. Gr if ubsTer als Bl1eu"
Uns tann iOipShl in fliiiftser Sorm ME
oils Bulrer beseaen luerosas
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Snr,n Sis auf. Nietbr an ,obleu

Denu Sic bel uHs porpr. den, poueu mir Shn,n
iide ahsabIEnaen tauen fonnen. Sic ra0tn tene
Gorfeluns ;eapon. irie pit sllelt6er Sle in Shr.m
tiseHen oouie lebsn. Gelo ais 9ar!ehen. ale auss
tunt ntre germ erthsilt. l0ebr9,lO