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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
&crhananiBpnGrr Stur;.

g2epzgorf, l. Ott. - 8dbreno
Der 33 Sabre oIte Same5 Rofii, Elm
Gohn Des ionnigen SStalien'5, an Dem
in Der Grri6tung be9riTfenen 0ebduz
be an 9rodDpaD uno 2eonaroItroBe
7siner 8eI9Gftigung na6ging, perlor
er pl03Iia oa5 8lei2gepift uno
itiir5te pon bem pierten Stodpert apf
oas funf3ig SUB tiefer gele9ene S.
toir. 0ee 8erungliidte parD nab
Dem 5uoIUnitruBenz9pipital iibergez
fibrt, NO Die 2(er3ts feline @erleBunz
gen fir unbebingt tOObringeno er=
flGrten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
epipen.Sarsireu uuc Sprtieren.
GrS Fuuues.Gcrfaufs. Saraaim. Qreiir
@,umpsiide spfc une Cares Gne bier.

Scnc itpelcuncu Ncrmc lpslhs Die 2Gooc otcvr=
pirtc. finn al uuicrcu meucu Hodeu. g9ltocr, we
bj5bcr, uimmt uuicr Wdursl Scp2rtcmcgt otH &og=
rang ciu.
,lRclou Slccpc4 2Szi0QiQc Rccicrs. ueucs r1ubcs
sub. Nftra6an. @ou;tc. 9&ioc=I&alc, Gbcpiot uuO
Gtrico, III S3.75 s. $3.50 $50, $40 INN GuiruIrts
Giui1c Der bUbid)crsn 6aDrs, DeI1e bic Ncrit:l-
luuastlnit trnosu fonne, uuN bic Ertlic iirO icbr
5Trduirins= nm Girpcy zHecfers. u: SboVbtit
reritbcu madt lie bcQt5reu=iucrth INN bi; Nrciit
Fuo 10 uicnri0 - $3.50 500, $500 800 Uho auf-
lydrt5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
Ut N4I , ~-NIIN t ~
Sbi:ia'S Gcmtit5i1ttna.

8erltn, !. Oft. = Die 6ineiiz
f4e 3egisrung bat OeutIalanD Doz
bin informirt, oaB Die GSUbrer bss 2tn=
critics auf Die oeutI6e MiIiion5on=
italt gu Smutau perboftet rDoroen iinO
uno oaB cine genaue llnterIuhunO
uno ftrcrge 9eitrufung fol9en perOe.
Yoris, l. Sft. - Der fran30iiz
I6e 8eIunote in Peting bot fir Die
an fran30iiI8en Staat5an9e40ri9en
BEL Den 2(nQriffen auf MiiIions 2(nz
itulten periibten 8snoltt6aten &emez
h1rr nprInrn+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
GineGlp,art. : nth, flr sEaihinatan

9rpbiotnce, Rs, l. Ott.-
Die o0orfom Manufacturing 60"
fat cine gron5e=Stotue MO3art's ges
goiIen, mslde in Der Rotunoe oes
nsuen GpngreB 9jbIiotbet8gsbduoes
in @uffin9ton 2(ufi.elIurg frnocn 1ou.
Der Relp=Yorter 9iIohauer s. q.
giebaus bat mod onnere W}ooelle BON
Statuen, mel6e fir paTeI6e Gcbduoe
beitimmt iino, bergeiteut, uno merosn
bisielben in tijr5eIter 6riIt in GuBz
firm Inoeiph+ rprhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
@pniron i.peier iSahrienae.

Qonbon,1. Ott. - Ser engliI6e
OumpIer n9tIbiero" coQioirte beute un=
lpeit 8lDthe, Northumberland, nit bern
&oblen=3ransporti6iffe rG6rjitian"
uno ianf in tpr5er 3eit. ObpObl audi
Der .2ubiero" betrdhtlifl beI4doigt
lDorocn, perIieB er Die Stdtts De5 lin
gliidS ni9t e1ar, bis er Die WlannI6aft
be5 DerunglIttsn Jabr3euges an 8oro
genommen, porauf er nocb 8lptbe
peiteroampfte uno bi, S4ifi6rUhigen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
nn0 Gle ScberrSeiOsu.

E,tratt.u Gle ole ioIserotH SamgtoEe, rDslht
ron SIGGtgelttH Der rGUgIoI1Llt TcEitIItH: S,TFe-
pilU9, t.lHoc y6uougClt:r, SEtaIoJC-g ECU oeu
9ogi SytH cI III g.Cg,H, G.bysteE, AypcItlon9'tt,
zco5rtRHsH, SrlbitTcIjtr, Aull.ogs1, @tttto2ltH
IN bcUHrubIar ISctls. SritTsctR ooeT NGlsWEol,
lutzR ar Ndl n lItgcEccr Stslurl ilHocI, NG-us
tlnaUoEcH. 4uEt, Oocr ouFilet dem cor bsM Auae,
t5ltb,I oceI banter zrmer8 III Sopi, uroolltomutHe
1raHipirCIluU, Gjel5seU otI cGGt Uuo ber aUgtG.
SdmeUen IN btr SsItt, n Ter Srul:, n oeE 9.Gss
hcIn, plpehgss .Ig9rtabl, Sy,uHcE IN WlcIfu.
Gin 1aar 8oicn ron RdeDaps DtlS DeIoeH olS
G1rpcriuite Don al 9,Hauutra lebe.H btireleg.
Srefs 25 Geuts pro 5badbtcl Su SroeucD
edntn Ju babeH oeer per Don geianet.
pcHosu Sie fd an Or. RaemaD g. 60. sod
Eor 800, HsIpsEcTL, III eIaI9 sesT SaIsEeaHs ots
EuhEz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
VaINousIvitlc ~ GuoIano.

2onbon,.1. Ott. - 6elegentli4
bas @erlauFe5 be5 &ir4en=@pngreITes,
nelher 9eute in Norpi6 er0ffnet purz
be, fo1en unter Der 2eitung pss oOrtiz
gen 8iI6of5 Die Oberammergoucr
Paiiionsipisle unter 8enubun9 Der
9a6'fden @}uiit CUR 2tuFTijbrun9 gez
Innnrrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
otc maSaaaITSd,e erYeosttou.

@dris, /. Stt. = Die neueiten
Ia6ri4ten aus Muoa9ascar beiagen,
oaB @eneral 9udesne por etlDa Woz
6enfriit oas Smtarata>8ebtrge ibsr=
ftiegen fat. Die beinen BON ben Sc
nerdlen 8opron5 uno MsBinqer be-
Fehligten 0ipiIionsn Iouen 3uIummen
ftoben, I'm einan entI6eioenosn Soup
3neds Ginna6mc Der 6ouptitobt On
L.. =, E,nr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
Sin Cpfer ciacncr llnilhsrIca!beit

8errp, O.z2., 1. Gft, - Der flint
sig Sabre alte 6armer Same5 9apenz
port fanD gcItern i'm 9eTdngniTe 81
Glep2tanp, Ola6oma, sinen grdBIt~
6en Spb. Davenport mar lDe9en
6ricoensItDrung unb Srunten0ejt in
6aFt genommen tporoen uno DerIu6z
te, d;s Teiner 3eGe 3u sntpti6en, in
oem er in Den 5ub6o0en oeriel6:n cine
Oeffnung gu BREMEN periu6te. SIN
Gu itanb bas gan5s aus 9pl5 Gerge=
ri6tetc 8ebGuoe in lobernoem 5euer
unb trobbem man perI6ieoene 8erfuz
DE unternahn, ben 2lrreitanten 3u
ratten, fam GeBterer O,nno0 elenoigz
lid un'5 2eben. Seine pertoblts Sci
6s lpuroe IpGter unter ben rau4enDen
Srummern berporge5ogen. Sine 6:r3z
3crreiBenoe Scene mar es, ais Die perz
Itiimmelten lleberreit, oe5 8erungliidz
ten nu9 osTan 8e3auTung gef6ufft
lpurpen, ,po bic 5e6n, ploBlif t6re5 Grz
nGhrers bcraubten &inoar in iammerz
poQe 8lagen ausbru6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
0nric &nbcIo,pcid, u.

= Die Veite 0e5 berIRmten YrOf.
2ouis 9aIteur puroe QeItern Oia Ct.
GIouo no6 Yari5 geIonDt, na4osm
9{bbs 2(ngelp 3unor einen tur3en
SransrQpttesoienft ge6aIten bate.
- &0niq 9umbert mirD beute no6
g}om 3urijffe6ren, nm Die 8raifs an
bic beIten S0ijBsn, ipelt1e an bem am
IeBten W}ittpo6 ab9sI6loFenen inter
nationalen S4isBconteIt t6eiIgenom=
men 6a6e7, uu53utteilen.
- 9(u5 Sofia pcrlautet, baB Giirit
7Fa-Dinano's S06n6sn Boris am 80.
Sttobsr auf Den ruIiii9sorthoooren
Glauben getouft piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
H1m;gia Gicturja ipi4 Wca3cl be=
Iud1cu.

Som, 1. Dit. - G0nig 9umbert
bat anldBIih oe5 Nuni6es Der &0niz
gin 9ittoria, Neapel einen 8e7uf a6=
3uitatten, Den 9olait Gopo oi WIonte
fir bic @(uFnubme Der 6oben 6rau in
&areitifaft IsBsn IaiIsn unb ibr benz
fe:ben 3ur 0erfiidund Qe5teQt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
5cs 2Scritc6cms nlG0c.

BoriS, 1. Stt. - Senator N}agz
nier, pelaer in ben Suo6ubnzStanoaI
perpifelt lit uno iih bis6er Den RaAz
iteQungan Der 3e9ierunq nit Grfolg 5u
ent3ie6en lpuBts, bat iicb freilpillig Der
0OIi2pi npftp0+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
Gin bcrungluGtcr 9uiiidJiFrr.

Qimu, O., l. Ott. - 9omer @tz
faI, Elm jurgsr Ieronaut, unternubm
beute in @eitzQi6srtp einen NufItieg.
9&a90em Der Gauon etpa 500 SUB ii6
iiber ben GrDbooen er6oben bate,
parD berfeIbe pl0Blib BON elmer 10
beFt;gen 2uftItrOmung crfuBt, oaB
GiIel ieinen 6alI6trm gu psrlpenoen
iu6te, neil er 7ub, DaB Hein 2eben in
8sfabr iGpebte. Der 9lpparat berz
Iugte inbeTen gu orbeitenun0 nit 8li=
BesI6neUe IhoB GtieI binab Dur6 Die
QuFt. Grit unqefdbr 80 SUB pom 30
BEN entFernt, 0ffnete iih Der S6irm,
Qleihpo6l absr tonnte naour6 Die
fur6tbare @udt oe35uue5 niht mebr
qeTAlpG9t paroan lnD Der llngliidlihe
trug oerartiQe &erlebungen oaDpn,
paB er unal0gli0 pieoer bsrgsiteQt
lperpen fQnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
sln otc Demofraliid,tn Stimmacber
Der :. INTO 4. 2Sdro.

Sd, ,cigr bcrmit nci,tHnsepoa an, eaf ttb aiS
GameiSat fir Cen s:oeitsu StartrathS.S;psig
auftrets, Zen ifGttiitbrn sempsratieben pris
utGrpahlcu ,IutcrpprfcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
. rtsResiifratpr. Baltimore.
&. gusOorG e. SoGn,
Sioafsas Baltimore 8 l1oppIetoHfr.
1852. Srosc ueuc &a0eI. 1895
4jcrbf- unb il)intere esfi{"nTi aTsiseF,nna a"S
5icu faa, 99littr~pd,,
Der /. SttUler ben >. StutGr.

Der l. Stt0isr. ben >. Stobsr.
sic. 99ye 6reuaoc nno Oas Qnslttum fnO ctn.
oelooen Oisiey stusheaun5 DeiiupO5nn. lluiere
9lnochcutrn mtrocn a5ncn nit 9ugnii5cn cae elns.
tuuft es5:m.
soaO:nir fir icoe 2oms @rinoc sic 20ss
6rcunOe nit Seine Gar;cu.
Gle susf,gunq III gaoen lit Der @eF6tjom1
m,rtb.
1cotr 9crtaut=:ii8 unO icOcs 8s9ol paraoirt nit
neucu Nrt;sln, rticn Rs:Ocr 5abri:a:cn ctut0e mil
.1wits" MD Qcfyauclttu stOiicm, ano,rc nit Qlats
ueucn Wrttcln rct6cuRlcioer= abri:at:u cin;9s NIT
ocu itpIOotcu Scrtcu. Rene Scipcu= Sioffc IN 6ha=
mslton, S0ndr nm Srotdoc, III HtQtuboGcn Gar
ben Uno idbiAryuocu SbDnbtittu. Sas NCucite in
W!ntt pcnoltubtn, Strumpraaren uno llntcrlsul.
HeiirnNe Spissn=GaroIncn, 9ortiercn Hno @auss
hats Xiuuen. anermoocritt 96ds NM Ga9c5.
Grauivte 0trbit= 9RoDen III 0uBpaureu uuO gHooj!l=
ten Sieislben iiuo iommtitJ &bSer iorg'altigtu
gti5tioung UUroiO.
Gr1TnuusS. .Sarsains -Sl:iterfpffc.
Sab bic Yreiit Die ultprpitcu iiu0, Ubcr.airI mir
na) ocm Gog'NocH ,Sjrem urtbctI:
l9c., iUcrtb jOc.-lo 3ol trctts CONS nolcnt sen.
rictta dlipari uHo iGrbiQ. Grof=
=@trtduis Ngcjs lgt.
Dc, rcrt5 GOc.-i01pIiQc gang Ucutue Surdh=
Serge, ibporj unA ilr5ig, fcrncr
buIlt rorrirtr Qtitrcite ruo rlII:
turcs." Gr0iiuuugs @criaui5:
Yr,is Dc
39;., iUsrtb 55c-i5s s0uiqe irauoiide SerGes, 9Io=
petD ieb!rdr9e Stofic, rauEs
Gillette uHo Rob2rs, SOC.
j0t.. tpsrtb S1t.- 5qeltDRcts RoD;t0 Rleteer=
Stoiie, ucus nm qemuiterte rNtrs
:ures~ uuo ~@puclc5,~ jOc.
los, pcrtb 81 25-9lcue Gcpcbe in raubcu Giicttcu
poT &acouarDs uno botQraoQeH Ho=
Cttit5, Uertb $l.2j, iiir 1jt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
Sd1ners ttttO 8ciaa.
sin 9eiImittel fit
Sommer &raufDeitcn.
19ienter9, 0iarrbCe,
G6O(ern JllOr6us.

SE baIb:r bis GAMER Ehecoffcl pou Tsaoo TcIisf
II sluew bulbsH @Gs 23GiieT, 10 Oit UlsoerhciI as
bic GEj.ccrHHlcH ilGttfHesH, Uuo nit 6cGog Ec'
Ici SER Et,s laut. dUf Den UiGssu MD yeb selslt
iUuo i.ioulse &eileJGn9 uHe bGolge geIlunJ tcUlI'
scT.
,Hu,yJi1: Elm talber bis gamer Ghs.le eif-l 0o4 II
s;ucW nG.bsE C'ias G$Gii:T tcbt UeHIlcE UuHulen
ariugte. UtGqcaiGUr', L,be'sit, Srcdr,IS 9trtrsE'
ZEN. Jt,rUotat SclGhoiJstIe, sGitrlftt5 aoTfuc5,
u abuu5 mo l.osH IaHsreH Stueri.
GRaIaria IN ibrcn osridhisseHeu 6Drmcn gee
hcit uuc pcrbHfct.
9,iE oro,y,s R,t,I IL or 2HsIt b,it IL Coia i5,.
bsT Uro ale oUo,ycU ma!Gyild,u, blloe5 uHo ioHnI:
gen &.itUTosl NIX SdGpdDc Rsaba RelIef UHs
teri:ug; Racio ~ s pIuru- HrIieube tOlIgn
lumcT Gin, v.ai u UGoGag'5 Rsooa Ji,lt,i mtIH,5.
men. gurist SIogi.H IN JgGii:I U;IgIIsH TTO7tlsIt
u1:y Stmcri IN TyiJe u icIUsIic,5. IS NJ c,Ee
SlIrgE.
gafl A-t;i,;r ii gyubsu uES SauF uFo55Oisn ion::H
e. lUWsr ggl nd .GtsI.
9rcls 30 Gts. eic SIaidbe. gsi aI,H gpe:bctcra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02

Or. s. g. 8iGings 1T 6eute nacb
34zjG6rigem OicnIte in Der Irme' nit
bem 5ttel zines 9iIFsz@eneral@2(r3z
te5 ltnb bem &onge zines Sbsritz
Qisutenant5 ouf Die 2iite Der Beniioz
nGre geieBt poroen. Gleihmobl pro
ii6 Der peroiente Meoi3iner, Der ijb
Dur3 cine 9ln3a6l lpiiIeni6uftlicber
Q8erte cincn beoeutenDen Namen ge~
mad5t bat, nod ni6t bon Dem S6auz
plaBe be8 0ffentliben 2ebens 5uriidz
5ie6en, ipnosrn Der nllniperIitdt bon
4enniolbanien" auf GrIuden Ieine
iperthpo(Isn 0ienIte pibmen. Or.
Billings er6lidte in SpiBerlano=Go.,
oynb., in 1887 ba8 2iht Der Welt unD
geb0rte Der Nrmee Ieit 1861 an. Gr
1te6t iomit i'm SO. Qe6ensiahre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
Gtit iictfrS TnccI.

8arts, l. Oft. - Der n6igaro"
ertIGrt, baB 9anoeI8miniiter 2e6on Ell
nen Gontratt unter3si6net bat, o:mz
no6 ais Elm 8inoeQlieo 5lpii6en Dem
fran50Ii5han &o5eliDTtem unO Den Nn=
tiGsn Elm &absl 3piI6en Brett Gn Der
8reta9nc) na0 Gleip=Yprt gelegt lper@
ben iDl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-02
Ser 9entIdle Correspondent,
9aoIid, lpohentlit uHb ScnutasS,
Geiuc, Giacntbnmer nno Beoatfea

Edoltti, lpohcrtlifl nTb SoHnta9s,
q. gSeirc, GieeTtbnmer nnS Weoatfear
iNatioIscr S. RdiEe),
ehSpcitzGde SaltimoresStrGBt rno FoitfSfT'ce@Soc
SreiS oestlcIid,en SIattcs, ourd Src9er bslorSt'
1oI. S+s =. tSoiidIs prp Spnrta 40 =4lus9abc ,
GrEts pro goe 5a5lUar Gle oa9 SIatf oelor9eEeen
Srdqer.-lea!tdI attit sonnta &c. Anseaoe Hitter
zSorausbcSs sbluao $3.50 pro 29pI, Iar tui5ese
nit soHTtassbIGit, pOrtoi<si. nit 4bns tiir Suts.
$3.50 pro Sam, Eaol iratno tlnsm gre oss SEl0E.
bes, 81 nab europa. SrrntaaSf"ms9ase II
pro 9chr-Gas bette uHa btut9nc ocnh1e SIefi
An Cen Niittsl. rrh z iiNitG0ter-
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@ns Der Suuor5bauptfaot.
llebcriauk, frin Nrn,it.


50 q T btngt 0 n, .. g., l. Stt.-
Sa5 S4QBQnt bat ben W2Dnat SsPz
tsrbsr nit einem llcb:r16uB Der 6 M
no1rlan iiber Die &lu5aa6sn ii S0be
pon $3,175,O4O obgef4loIfen. GGdfz
renb felt langer 3eit Die Wtonatsau5z
pai1e bes GduBamtes Elm mebr ppsr
lpeniger groBes 9efi3it auflpsiisn, lit
es jeBt oas crIte W2al, baB Die erfrsuz
Ii4e 36atIa9e zines lle5erItAufe5
conftatirt tpirb.
uniere Gplbreferpe.
2cut umtli6en 9(ngo6,n b:trd3t bic
Eeutige 8oIoreIerpe be5 SGabamtcs
$92,911975.
8egnaDigt.
BrGIibent GleDelanb fat oas iiber
Gl9be Wlattor pegen zines in &unias
begongenen Mor0es Derhdngte Sooes=
urt6eil, Idut 0em bsrftlbe an II. ST
tober iein @erbre62n nit Dem SOoa
an @aIgen biiBen ioIte, in lebensz
lGngliGe 9aft ungenanoelt.
g 6oBomts Gtnnubmen.
Die heutiqen SnlanofsuerzG Ginna3z
men Itsutsn Iia auf SOS, 1913, on 3ol=
len Iiefen $241, us un0 aus perIdiez
bene Quelsn SOL ,992 en-. Nat,onal>
8antnoten gum 8etra9e bon $314,z
953 tDurben eingel0it.
Grnenn u.nq.
Der 8rG7ioeat ernannte beute 5. g.
Sufuro gum poitmei1ter in W(i0olez
tonn, Ya., an StcQe DOn ST. Wetitz
ling.
Der marine Setretdr
gebt auf 3eiien.
MorinezSefret6r S9er6ert pirO fiA
an N}ittDp4 na6 ieinem 9eimatbSz
Staate G(labamu beqe6en, I'm bort
m.6rere Neoen ii6er Die 5,nan3= unD
@d6run95Irage gu 6olten. Die erite
Reoe miro CT am Treitag in W(ont9oz
merD halten.
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GnropaifGe 2ladriGten.
ca S3nuofdlreibc:, Saiicr9S I8eim 5
an OcH Ssurc!l.


8erIin, /. Gtt. - Gin Self
oramm aus ct. 9etsrsburq an Die
r9}oroo. 2(Gg. 8eitun94 beIagt, baB
Graf bon Woltte, 2tojutant bes osutz
iben Aaiiers, bon oem G3aren in 2(uz
oien3 emffangsn ipoyoeg 1T. 9r. pon
Wloltts mar Der lls6er6ringer ein:s
Qanbi9reibens 9aiier @il5eIm's an
Den @eberr1d5er o1er Reuben.
Seine Ouao,.
Berlin, l. Oft. - Die ,2[u95z
burger Glbsno3,itur9" t6eilt nit, bag
8rin3regent Quitpolo bon 9anern ben
betaRntli4 sur Grlegung elmer 8eloz
buBe uno 3u 9aftTtrufe pegen 8elsioiz
gung Das 8oDetommihGr5 ppn Sbiinz
gen in 8iIlingen perurtbeilten Nepz
Dorter 9auimdnn 2oui5 Stern 3u be-
gnaoigea ii4 9elpeigert babe.
gSicocr a,ti pti niidJcH Suocn.
9erIin, /. Sft. - Die bieIigcn
Surnsr, fpal6e Die Homfahrt unterz
nommcn gebabt, finD tpieber 3urIdgez
tehrt, on Sieg unO Gbren reid. Gin
glGnaenOer Gmpfong lit linen bereitet
porben. limb ni4t nur Die Surnerz
fd)aft bot oieien oorbereitet, Die peitez
itea 8retIe boben 1idb an oenIelben be-
ttsiliqt Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oe8
8ei6son1t5 bes 2(euBern, 5yrbr. Don
3oten6an, ij5erbrodte Dem 6iibrer Der
fabrsnOen Iurner, Namens @pppe, ben
Gaat uro bsn GIUdtpunI3 De5 SAT
icr5. Die Surner piiIen nid1t ge1ug
81 er3dblen BON i6ren GrlsbniNen in
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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 CT Figs is for sale by all drug
gists ia 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 not
accept any substitute if offered.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
A TIMELY REMINDER.

Each season forces upon our con-
sideration its own peculiar perils to
health. The advent of fall finds
many reduced in strength and vigor,
poorly prepared to continue the bus
mess of life. The stomach and bow
els, the greatest highway animal
economy, is especially liable to dis
order IN the fall. The nervous sys-
tenn has also suffered in the struggle.
Typhoid fever andmalaria in partic-
ular find in the fall that combina-
ton OF earth, air and water that
mark this season as especially dan
gerous. The falling leaves, the de-
caying vegetables contribute their
share of contamination. Hoods Sar-
furnishes a most valuable
safeguard at these important points,
and should be used in the fall before
serious sickness has laip you low.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
CELEBRATION OF
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE.

The "Junta Patriotica" Of Mata-
moros has arranged an interesting
program for the celebration of the
14th., 18TH, and 10TH, inst. The first
day is President Diaz' birthday, and
the celebration will consist merely
of grand concert at the plaza de
Hidalgo, beginning at s P. m. There
will also be display of fireworks.
On the next two days, the anniver-
sary of Mexico declaration OF indie
pendence, the customary salutes will
be fired at morning, noon and night.
On the 18th. at 8 p. m. there will be
a meeting Of the civil and military
authorities and the various societies
at the municipal hall, and after the
performance of the National Mex
lean hymn, the act of independence
will be read, to be followed by die
couse by DR.. Garcia, and other pa
triotic demonstrations.
The program for the 10Th. will
begin at four p. IN. at the municipal
palace, consisting of patriotic music,
addresses, etc. In the evening there
will be another serenade from s to
IL O'clock, with more fireworks.
The schools will all be closed
from the Nth. to the 17th., and all
public offices will also be closed.
The citizens generally will decorate
their dwellings,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
OUR CLIMATE

Is particularly trying in its influence
upon the complexion. Camelline
sUcthes anu protects the irritated
skin, and is most agreeable, effec-
tive and harmless adjunct of the
toilet. Prepared in liquid and pow
der, in pure white, brunette and DEL
icate flesh color, exquisitely per
fumed. AT all druggists: Price, 50
cents.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. WNsLow's SOOTHING Syrup
has been used for over fifty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the Child softens the gums
aliays ali pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Csc. bottle. Be sure
and ask for 'HMJs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
DESCRIPTION OF
THE GARNOCK

Commenting on a dispatch relat-
ting the loss of the schooner Gar
mock, the Galveston News says
"The schooner referred to is prob
ably the Garnock of 70 tons, which
halls from Lake Charles, La: The
Garnock was 76 feet long and "a feet
beam and 40 depth of hold and was
built at Mobile. Ala. in 1868"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
TIE MODERN BEATTY

Thrives on good food and sunshine;
with plenty of exercise III the open
air. Her form glows with health
and her face blooms with IT'S beauty
If her system needs the cleansing ac-
ton of a laxative remedy, she uses
the gentle ana pleasant liquid laxa-
tive Syrup of Figs.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
.ffs Upset.

What's the home a-comin TO?
Things all upside down,
Husbands dom homework,
Wives a doin the town!
Women wearin boomers,
Girls riding bikes,
Men a-wringin dish rags
Ever see the likes?
What's the country comm to?
Men amt got no say!
Females runnin politics,
Caucusin all dayi
Women wearin boomers,
Girls a-ridin bikes,
Men a-peelin onions
Ever see the likes2
What's the world a-comin to,
Poverty or riches?
Men dressed up in petite It's,
Women got the breeches,
Women wearin bloomers,
Girls a-ridin bikes,
Men a-makin baby clothes
Ever see the likes7
New York Sun,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12

Just received by Bioomberg &
Raphael, at their retail dry goods
establishment, a new importation Of
ladies and gents best quality Maco
yarn black hose. These extraordi-
nary fine hose they are selling at the
following prices: Ladies' bose
81 80 to 81 per dozen; Gents hose
81 to 81 dozen.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
THE DEFENDER WINS AGAI,
PURELY PERSONAL.

Sergt. Gustav Opitz, Troop K, 9TH
cavalry, on furlough from Fort
Sam Houston. He is off for three
months and will go North on a visit.
San Antonio Express.
Messrs. James T. Scott and r. r.
Savage of Corpus Christi, and W. W.
Jones, of Beeville, three heavy
weights; arrived on the Alice stage
last night. They are all prominent
cattle men.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-12
RAILROAD DAM BROKEN
And the Lake Emptying Itself Over
Half of Matamor0s.

The railroad dam which forms the
big iske on the other side of Mata-
moros has been broken, by the un-
usual amount of water from the over
flow Of the river, and the water is
running out rapidly. The town will
probably be inundated as far as the
main plaza, and much damage will
doubtless result to property situated
near the lake.