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PoULT;RY, TREADMlLL.
Keeps Hens On tl,ss .afoVla untll Thax Civ :.

Keeps Hens on the until they aixs
From England comes the news ofSa
new and ingenious way to make hens
Jay. The plan has only just been put
into operation, but already it has been
attended with some measure of success.
Its inventor is a young man manned
Herbert sRernands,. of South. Totten-
ham, one Of the diAtricts *uffss London,
who was driven to hatch. this device,
out 81, his fruitful mind because.o the
v9rr;ment: his hens caused him. Day
after day they would ndt lay, and they
Houted and, they; scon3ed him by walk
ing, around and taking things very
+ easily /, tsi mseh;sto his financial loss. So
he put his.Wiits together and made these
domestic bipeds. walk fine; ldmip'''
until they. laid: s, r -, X Il:
T His machinsrJy;s an elaborate sH;it; 5
carpe,ftering,. consisted 81 Wha4s, Is
ealled:m ;Englahd chen rrun,Y,sWllieh
was; "a sort OF. Midway: P!aisanee zSffor
PGntny va ~ , xSsh aas
privileges OF TIE r 91i hen who lad
hbtt,s11,i from; whom Mr.. 5ernands,c
sfdered an egg. is be due, waaa placed:
in.spite@ of al her, futtering, upon: the
trsadmin, and: mada to walk it until
bsKes sievened, up hef,sco and delivered
an egg The .weIghtof the new laid
would act upon a spring and the hen
would then be. liberated: 70. the, enjoy.
ment Of the run. . s.. s: -. i:
Not quite all the tails have, come to
hand as yet, but this much is Known,
that the poultry :treadIni1l, was great
F'success, and a sure shot TO get eggs
on demand. The. only .thing..a hen
could. do, once placed. within, was to go
UP and up until she got her 'sulks
and was ready to deliver the egg.
Had it not been for most unpleasant
misadventure on Mr.. Demands part,
he might be celebrated among poultry
!; inve tors to-day. Instead of that he
is now doing "a months hard" in the
local workhouse; where most of his
time is taken up in walking the tread.
mill himself. For, lacking the lumber
to bnild his chen rum and lis ex-
cheGuer being slightly low in conse-
quence of the ingratitude of his poul-
try, he appropriated his building ma
terials from a stock of wood that had
been stored in the immediate vicinity.
to be used as flooring for some new
houses. The theft.was not discovered
until after the poultry rum was com
.pleted, but when it. was. found out the
owners Of. the lumber.Were exceedingly
wro.h, and, refusing to recognize tud-
ding genius. they put the case in mag:
istrate's hands at once. 49,. -.
So the tfeadmill for; feathered bipeds
has now been torn up,sand: the hens are
purs ling+ their life OF ease in the ordi-.
nary manner. Mr.. Demands will soon
be out of Jail, however, and will then.
construct a ''run'' on: even a larger scale
than before, taking care this time to Sc
cure his lumber legitimately.-N. T..
Il = E.
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along rafters from C to A is not
shcathed, so there is very little to OBJ
struct the sunbcams. The gates to the
several pens are placed along the hall
way, and should be just four feet
wide, SO that when opened they will
reach across and close the hallway
which will be found great conven-
fence in handling pigs, as it enables one
person unaided to sort out and separate
number, and arrange them as he may
wish. ;;..s.g .......4- ..0
AZ to the floors for pig pens, there
are divergent opinions. That the dirt
floor is the healthier 1. have no doubt,
but it is far more troublesome to keep
in good order. If board floors are used.
they should not be nailed down, but
SO put in that they may be taken out.
Great care also should be had that
crack in the floor does not admit a
draught of air. IA. .....
Again, serious objections are raised
against building lot of pens under
one roof, some breeders favoring indi-
vidual pens that can be moved from
place to place. For brood sows at far
rowing time a single pen is far pref
cradle. For wintering lot of hogs
the larger one is better. AS many as
co to 100 pigs can be arranged in the
eight-pen shed above described, and
still there need be no trouble. Use
disinfectants freely. Sprinkle with
carbolic acid. Use mercurial ointment
to keep pens free from lice. Change
the bedding frequently. Give the pigs
the run of the pastures on pleasant
days. With this kind of care your
cluster of pig pens will be all right
G. W. Waters, in St. Louis Journal Of
Agriculture.
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SIMPLE: ROOT CUTTER.

A Device Which Has Been Used in Scot
land for Many Years.
The root cutter portrayed below was
in use in Scotland 80 years ago and the
past summer I made a trip of two
months and found this same root cut
ter still in use even where they were cut
ting up roots for Is head of winter feed
ers (steers). Turnips are what they
use there chiefly in the way of roots,
but the climate there isvery favora bile
to their growth and saw fields of 30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONVENIENT PIGGERY.

Description and Illustrations of Cheap
Hog House and Pens.
These pens maybe either single and
movable, or b,iiltanore cheaply, two or
more together The usual size of far
rowing pen. isssix by seHe1sfeet.e Tie
walls, whichsafte saouDle, face the so;11th.
ln,the accornpan Il IS. i tie front
walls, D D D, are three feet high, and
the openi9gssa boH4 three. by six feet.
Each opening may be closed with a
..sWind 81, B, as slsbwn in pen one. To
open This sdoor, for entilationan and lighr,
OF other purposes swing s Is Is
gs11oSvn ataaC il 4sa sds66s,ainsg ,ands the
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same wooden bolt that fastens the
aooF ,vhen:c W ayVff$ simple
door to the rafters cut Of the way The
:opeRings: p, p F. let.dhe pigs AN ba
fed On the floor in front, which floor
may Sc S ta lI.s e by portable
;sss So. ST., Y ,,ssssa
Hen q q r,'esees House is
4 do,uR lsssddi8ffs v&spiefls may be
'ssi at SUNSHINE
SttogaH pens, throl,ggig ass:s aaSSaye
noticed Saeyer4lt:tt ,1liil +. af tei the:style
shown H. chez ANNEXED draw
Hizssfor pens gsbV 20
feetsyide Whicl II pens six
oidr-fpot h;ln run
ming their ttH'S,, rows S.. m4i1r
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FIG. 2E1GHT-PEN HOG HOUSE, GLASS
- e - WINDOWS. ::
elevation, see A A A in Fig. 2, is six
feet, there being one window in the
same for each pen. Fhe second eleva-
ton at B BIB is four feet, the windows
placed in it. admitting plenty Of sun
light: into the back row of pens. b.
Fig. 3 is an end view of the same
building. The: rafters,@' "A to D, are
IL feet 8 inches long, and joinedawith
the 16-foot rafters B e at IL feet: 8.
inches from the cave! The short piece
+ G is attached to point of.long rafter,
and to short rafter at C. The space
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO,
IlCAS C0I,,1,ry 3. SSs

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J.. CuENEx
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LAHs for each and every case4of Catarrh
CATARRH CURE ErANKsJ CHENEY. !.
Sworn to before me- and subscribed in nv.
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1885,
FsE41l Mas W & A. w. GEEAsON; d
/, Notary Publsoss
acts directly on the odrand mucous sur.
faces Of the system Send for testimo mails,
free. F.J. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o..
Sold by Druggists, 75css. y. w.;
HalPs Family Pills arethe best.
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Mrs: GuMAIY with deep curiosity y=s'O
Mrs Glanders Do tell me ab9Yt Mrs. Ten,
SPOTS !9M s Ga9,9 2sWen,t oAsn rs
you'hopF. Judge. fass II q
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THIS is leap year, I Know, sad the
maid IS but do not think could so farfor-
get my lnaidenEy lnodestNas to pftupSse to
a maass Yeti :. ct svl1a q lied stliB
youth, seeing she hesitated..@ Il might Jump
Herald. - * :S.1 70
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i-Whle.n.:Nst1re

Needs assistance it may be best to render it
promptly, but one should remember to use
even the most perfect remedies, only when
needed. The best: and most simple and
gentle remedy IS the SWruA of Figs, manu-,
featured by the Caifernis, Fig Syrup Com.
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Sin 3atbnlifensG GnngrrB.
sSid,tigc Scriammluna rcutidbtr faiboliidjcr
Crnnniintirnrn III Srtrrit.


9etrpit, Mti6., 7. September.
- 2(m 20. September, 1ld6iten Cont
tag ij5sr uAt Sage, perIammelt ii4
Gier Der bsutI9e &atGolifenGongr
0etTelbe pqro aus ben pereinigten
Gonpsuttn ors;er groben tatboliIben
8eIelI6uFten beIte9sn, ndmli9 Dem
r&utboliI9sn Gentral 8erein, Der
r&at6plii6en grieItsr=llnion" Ii. Dem
u9erein tut6oliI6er Siinglin9e." Die
oeut16en tat6olii9en 9ere:ne Der
'Staot unter Dem 8orIibe BON S. ..
S6mitt limb eifri9 nit Den @orberei@
tungsn fir ben gongreB beI6Gftigt
un0 aipar in 10 umfaisnDem Wabe,
pie es bier nod ME 5upor fir irgeno
einen Gonosnt Iner San 9cpelen. Wtdn
re9net nit 8eI Itimmt6eit auf mInoez
items $1,000 0sutI6e, BON oenen pteIe
aus Dem ulten 8aterlanbe tonrmen, 10
4. g. Or. 2ieber, Der 2eiter Der beutz
i6en Gentrumspartai, Der 3ugela9t
BAT, 6ei bifIer 9elegenbeit gu reoen.
Die nprieIter=l1nion" 1piro nit min
beItens 800 8eiitliden pertreten iein,
baruntsr ni6t nenigsr, tpie 20 gtz
i60fe. MaDor Yingree 6at 5ugela9t,
am eriten 2tbenb Dss &ongre1es Die
8epiltommnungsrsDe gu bulten. Die
@r0fTnung Der 5eisr, tpel6e i'm rauz
oitorium" itattfinoet, geIhiebt burA
einen &ir9an4or pon 300 Stimmsn
unter 2o;tung oss Srganiiten grof.
Qlrnbt BON Der ct. Wtdrienz&tr6e.
2fm W1ontag 2t6eno tptrb elm 5adelz
aug, an 'bem bic polnhben tutfoltlden
.@emeinoen unD 9eIenI6aften it6 be-
t6eiligen, ituttfinpsn, in nel3em min
beItens 10000 petIonen als 5ddels
trG9er mitnrarI9iren tperoen. Qm
9ienitag finoen Die 9eIddftsiiBunaen
itutt; W1itttpp9 Sootenmehen in allen
oouti6sn tat6oIii6en Sir4en De-
troit's; 9onneritug lit Der S4luBtag
oes GongreHss, ben Die 8dite nit glusz
fliiqen uno llnter6altungen perbringen
pcr0en. Gs 1T has erite Mal, Dab Der
GongreB in bieier 9rpBarfigen Nstle
pereiniot dbue6alten lpirb.
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4uirubr In elmer &ir6r.

5crunton, Pa., 7. September.
= oSn Der 6ieiigen pOlnii4en tafboIi@
I6en Stride fam es 9eitern 8ormlttd5
i'm fSotge Der OppOIition elmer Jattion
Der 8emeinbe gesen ben Pfdrrer Baz
ter 2luff 3u einem 6eoentli4en &ro@
paG. Die lln5ufrieosnen, ein'6lleBs
[ih elmer 4n5ubl 5rauen, pollten oen
@siItliben am 8streten Der Stride par@
6inosrn unD griffen Die 9oll5ei an,
als Ti9 bieIsl6e einmiI6te. Die Wsdns
ner gs6rou6tsn 3aunIatten, Die
5ruuen Rssenidirme uno 8ebetbii6er
dls @affen, uno Die 9olt5el i9lu9
IdlisBli6 nit Dem 8niippel Drein.
giir9er tamen ben 9OIi5iiten gu 9ilfe
unb her W9o6 tpurbe periagt. Reun
gerIpnen, ourunter brei 5rauem purz
ben perfaTtet. Gtli4e Ger 4ufrii6rer
Itn0 our6 Die &niippeQgiebe Der poii@
aiiten idQtmm 5ugeri9tet tporDen.
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gSirS .unbl nibt 10 idJlimm ieiu,

Sudioneills, 6lu., 7. Sspt.-
Nu9ri9ten aus '8ep WsIt beidgen, baB
bort groBe 4ufrsgung ii6:r 5ipei aus
Sapana singetroffene 9riefe berri6t,
in oenen argese6en lpiro, buB Die ipa=
niIhsn geb0rben nit Dem Yfdns umz
gebsn, 8ep MeIt in 2llde 5u lsgen, nm
Die gstpobner fir Die ben cubanii9an
SnIursenten 10 often entgegengstrassz
ne Gpnpdt6is gu bsItrafen. 0robun=
gen gagsn ben fpdnii4sn &Oniul iollsn
ausgsI Itobsn ipor0en isin.
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9iek jcine Yrant iiBen.

bennington, ST., 7. Sept. =
Der MetbooiItsnprsOiger 8. W. 2ei96,
in Dem na6en Srte Rscforo, N.zY, bat
Ii6 cine re8t undriitli6e 9anolun8 ju
DSduloen tommen laffen. Ssine8raut
GeB er bort am feitgeieBtsn 9ofseitSz
tage IGn6oe iiBen unO madte iih heimz
lid ouoon, I'm nimmer pieoer5utebren.
,Reo." I2eigb, Elm junger itattli6sr
Wunn, mar nit Der Softer oe5 po6lz
ba6eaoan 6armsrs 8eooer Oon8rooms
Corners oerlobt. Qtm leBten 9onnerz
Itag Iolte 6of3sit !sin. sSm 6uuIe oet
@lfsrn Der 8raut mar 2tlIe5 sur Sruuz
una bereit, nur Der 8rdutigum feblte.
@r mar ipurlos psrl6punoen; BEL
NaAt uno yteb.l fdtte er bds Weite
gsIuat- g}u4forIhungen ergaben ouB
Der 5reuIois ieine beimlide 9l6reiIe
forofGltiQ eaplant II. oorbereitet Bate.
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9olbbemofrdten d er m NJ
5eGn um BEN Sartfz
Ulaipr.
Serbungert.
Die Sulie fam III fpdt. - SrauriseS gd!Riai
elmer fruber ippbltabcnscu camille

elmer friiber ppbltabcnscu camille.
9itts6urg, 7. Sspt. - Srau
SpIep6 6trmanr BON Nr. 1925, Yenn=
4o,nue, ltar6 gsTtsrn @6eno UNI $50
i'm nWeit 9enn 9oIpital" tnfolge Ell
mes our6 9ungarlsioen berDorgerufez
n:n Tia6ars. Sis DOR 6 yfonaten le6z
ten 5rau 6ermann, ioipis ibr 8atte II.
Deren iie6tnjdbrigss ainO in einem
6squem singeri6tsten 5duie an Pennz
Qoynue. 9srmann itanb ais 9anb=
lungsreiIsnber in SienIten elmer Sleiz
Der SanDlurg in 0anpille, 8d., mo-
audi biz 5rdu nobnte, bic er Dor urge
fd6r neun Sabren beirat6ste. 8or 6
Ulpnatsn perlpr sr feline Stelle, bu bic
6irmu ieiner 9isnite nicbt mebr be-
Durftt. Gr fam bi'rber unD fu9te
pergt6ens 9eIddftiauns. Gr periu9z
te iein Slid ais 2lgsnt fir Elm 4bz
Idlags3ublun95 9ei9dft, bate aber
fsirsn Grfolg unb 6iibis isin @elo unb
Die Waars Elm. ST periebte Damn einen
Giamantring i'm Wsrtb, bon $125,
Tpdter Isine 1br uno i6tisBli6 feline
gutan &leibar. 8or pier Wp6sn purz
De er Dor ieinam 6dus6errn auf BIZ,
StrdBe gsieBt unO mar ge5pungsn, Elm
Simmer in Der Iogen. UcSslDeps Rop
an Penn Qpenue, NAB, 16. StrdBs,
5u be3ie6en. Seine @atitn erIu6te ibn
BARN, ndChDem dlles Sab DtebX Qufz
gebrau9t mar, i6re Isioan:n 8leiber II.
cine ao6benfeq SADIE gu perIeBen.
9ermann id9t, er 6a6. ii9 an oerihiez
bene 2suts I'M ltnterItiiBung getpsnbst,
OieIel6e lei inn aber a6geI4lag,n NOR
Den. 2lm 9ienitug Dor a6t Sagen
puroe Or. Rolpun 9srbeigsrufen, oa
6rdu 6ermdnn franf genorb,n mar.
Gr fanO Die 5rau benuBtlos auf einem
Stid Seppi3 am 8obsn Iisgen uno
eine un9siteQte l1nteriu6uns erga6,
bdb lie Dem 9ungertpoe na6e lei. Gr
ga6 Ger 5rdu Meoi3in unb iebte Die
o@6riI Itian Qqiancs QTociution" g1r.
955, Penn 2(oenue, in &enntniB.
5rau W6iteiiDes Don Der 2(Hociation
bega6 iid) na9 Der Wpbnuug 6arz
m0nnIs uno fano aud niht cine &ruits
9rob in bem 3inmer. Die Muttsr
legts aG, 2tn3ei9en zines 5isbsrs an ben
Sag unb ibre fleire So9tsr mar DOR
6ungsr 10 iGgpa9, oaB lie ni6t bic
Stiegs bina6gsbsn tonnte. 5rau
@6itsiiOss tieB cine Gruntsntpdrterin
5uriif unb Or. Roipan t6at alIesM0gz
li6e, um Der drmen SSruu gu 6slfen,
jsoo6 p,rea6ens. 9eitern Wprgen
ri9tete 5rau 8hitsFbas Elm S9reibsr
an 4gsnt 9orter bnm 6umdnitGtsz
8srein uno erIu6ie um bsHsn geiz
bilfe. 9r. Yortsr Iicb.rte ii6 oom Sn=
ipefior 9offmunn Observation-Disclosures
Departments einen S9sin our ue6er=
6ringung Der iSrau na9 bam ,Weit
psnn ooIritul." @eitsrn 2lbsno Inn
5 ll6r purOe lie in elmer 9lm6uluns
nad Dem gsnannten Snititut gebra6t
unD Inn $50 itdrb Die 9ebauernstper=
tGe. S6re So9ter bat einItrp:ilsn in
Den 8GumIi6feiten Der genarntsn NIz
iocidtion @ufnubme gefunOen. 5r.
6srmann lit o6 fsines S9idIals fat
aubsr ii9 por S9mer3 uno ipri9t Den
8unI4 uus, i'iner Sattin balo folgen
gu f0nnen. Wann bas Gountp bic I'm
foitsn Der Seetoigung Der Srau ni6t
trGgt, piro bic 2si6s bem M,oiSiniz
I9en Goneg 81 Sscir3usden iiberss=
ben.
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Sin Suo GarnlIna'cr Sdnapbs
Ifamoal.

Golum6id, S.gG., Z. Sept. =
8oupsrnsur Gpans, pel6st GanoiOat
fir ben Senat lit, psrDffentli6t in
S5ol9e perI6;eoener leBt6i1t auf i'm ge=
ma6te 2tngriffe Elm S6reibsn, in mel
Diem er 0rn. Wtirion, ben GpmmiiGr
Der Stautsfneipsn, ua0 oefen Sc6n
bei9uloigt, 8eIte6ungen BON Sp;riz
tuoIenbGnoLern, bel pel6en er 8eitelz
lunqen ma9te, angenommen uno Die
len 2euten 909ere PreiIe be3ublt gu
6dben, als bic 8strdnte anDersnp gez
fDitet BADEN piiroan. Die Wtirons
ionen Sauienbe bon Dollars BON
gse6les &c So. uno Der r2ipe DAT
SiItillino Co." erGulten 6uben.
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ger. 216.
9lus Der Sunoesbanptfaot.
Iiinf,isifcr Sabrestds Ser SrlneuTg ees
rSmitilipuians SuftitutS. ."-9rofehpr Spp'
Se'S NbIcben.

fe's abIcben.
Bufbington, ,. g., 7. Sept.
- Ssute mar Der so. Subrestug Der
9r.anoung oss rSmit6Ioniun SHitiz
tute." un6 gum ;riten 0lals in so Sab
rem ruroe feira garI1mmlunq Der Rez
a;nten an oieIsm Sage a6Jehdlten. Die
llnterlaTung mar Die 6olge Der Q6z
psIsabsit oss SetretGrs 2anglep au5
lota Ser. Sfaaten llnD oes geitarn einz
ustrstsrtn 5poes oes Or. Sep. Brppn
8rcoe, oes @r,futipbeamten os5 Sn=
itituts. Die 9tiIiItsnten unO Die Suz
rl1tpren Der 2lnItalt hielten irroeHen
6suts 8prmittag cine Sibung uuo err
n1nnten Elm Somite, lpelAe5 Grduerz
6sIdlufs in 8e3ug auf Yrof. 8oooe's
9l6leben faiien ION. Die 9esroi8ung
1T uuF morgen unb:rdumt, uno dQe
Eisr asipeienoen 9sdmten Der QnItllt
lpsroen berIelbsn beipobnen.
81 SUNG GAun8s Sran3
fir @sor9e 8uf9jn8>
ton 3 81 ap.
9JanQ ghl, Der 9ineitI6e 8eIanDte,
bsou6 'Tic6 Gsuts nit me6reren Wtit9liez
bern Ieiner 2e9ution auf einem Grtraz
pue9pn Der elettriihen Sa4n nu9
Ueount 8ernon uno legte ben prG4ttz
aen &ranS aus @amelien ltno Srhiz
been, pel6en 81 9ung @6an9 in 6olgc
oes Regsnpettsrs am leBten Sdmita8
ni6t oort9in neGmen tonnte, auf oas
9rd6 8eorge 8aIbin9ton's. Der
aran3 ipurDe pon 9lIiiitenten oes 6Ioz
rfiten, ipel6er i1n beritellte, in elmer
qrpBen @6a9tel getra9en uno gu
Mpunt 9ernpn bon elmer enormen
@oltsmenge, bic ii6 bort perIammeIt
b1tfe. {ebr bepunoert.
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5idet ne6Tt ptattfprm inboHiren, ooer
piro er rIi6 often Der HdtlonalzOsmo>
fratie unftfieben uno ods sSltoianaPoz
Iiier Sidet unt:ritiiBen2 Biro Die
Osmofratiifs Stddtsmui6ine Die Sbiz
c1go'er gtattform uHo bas Sidst ooer
aur cas 2sBters inooi1iren? Wiro bic
llnterItiiBun9 Der G9icago'er Plltts
form gu einem 8ru9 in Der osmotratiz
I6sn Partei NetpzYort's fiibrsn? 0as
finD 5Srasen, ipel9e in Buffalo lbrer
20iung barren uno pal3e rt6t nur
fir Relp Yort oon SroB.r Seo:utung
Iino.
Die erIts 5rage 1T, ipie bon sinsm
intimen 5SreunDs 9iG's ungaosutet
tuuroe, b16in gu bsantfporten, Dab o:r
Senutpr fi4 ben SeI4liifen Der Waz
ioritdt ieiner partei unterperfen pirD,
Inn nrsgulGr" gu blei6sn. Die 5iDeit.
Jrage lit ebenfuIs b;ja6eno gu bsunts
Doroen. Sammunb bat feline Selegdtsn
gum Stdats=@onosnt iaItruirt, odsGrz
gsbniB bes G6icugp'er Spmite's rid
baltloS gu inDoTirsn uno qus min0ez
items 9 counties I'M oSSnnern bss Stadz
tes liegen Gahri9tcn Dor, odB biz DE-
legaten bon bort ebenfalls fir 8rp1n
unD bic G6icdgo'er Blattfprm inT Ttruirt
iporosn jtno. QDie 9en. g6as. SraceD
Iagt, nsroen Die Sob = Oamofraten
alsoann ein I:paratss Staats 5iGst
aufIteQen, ME Vie Tb oies ia audi aus
Driidli6 duf oem ISpnoent in SprucuIe
borbee1lten 9d6en.
8 m Wati On Ia Bt BON lid
60ren.
0ullus, 8, Ser, 7. September. -
Som WutIon DON Georgia, Der 8icez
grdIiDsnti6dfts ftsz@nncioat Der YOpuz
liiten, bielt 6euts gelegentlih elmer Or
beiter|0emonitrution auf Dem lanoz
trirtGIfaftlifsn 2lusit'Gungsplabe
cine Reoe por ettpa 5000 PerIonen.
Der gr0Bte She'll ieiner 9lnipru4e Be-
itonb in einsm glngriff dltf Seniaa,
Den oemofrutil6en Ganoioaten fir
bic Yicez cezgrGIiosntI9aft. D1tIon erz
fldrte, er ielbit iperoe nibt bon Der
GurOioatur 5uriidtretsn. ~Wsnn
8rpan gslu;nnt," iagts er, yio muB es
nit 6ulFe bas Sidsts r8rpon uno
@atIon" gsI6eRsn. @;ro er 9eI4laz
Gen, 10 fann er Dem 9rn. SepaQ oafiir
ounfen."
8olbbemotraten 6erpenz
5eIn I'm BEN Sartfz
~ i Or.
Canton, O., 7. Sept. - Sn Oie=
Ter 8o6e piro Der rspu6litun;Ide
8annsrtrGger @m. Mc&inleD oemoz
trutiI9e geIu9er empfangen. Der
Democratic Souno WtoneD Glub"
ron @bicugo pirb, 1000 Utann itdrt,
biz Pilgerfu6rt na3 bier antreten. Qm
y. os. W}ts. tperoen DisIe n@utgeloz"
&erfefter sintrsffsn. On OsmIel6en
Gage errartet man cine Ir6titerzO Dele
CATION aus Garnegie's Someiteaoz5az
hrifPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-08
Nieorige Yreiie fur 3pblen, eoli
ftsto SDfeS,

in rQcno elmer GuantitGt ipcrptu uoD BON Der
r98 It marplano SO len 6 m=
pdqni c" bcredrct. @ccleu Sic icBt. Gm=
pfanqs simmer iiir Samcn bciiroct fcb ncben DEM
9ircon (Qeibc lruntcl. Saratogo= unO Tcca Ctr,
Singing SarctpQa= Strofe. (lclcpbOu 20I6l Giieu=
babnz zeoblcnbOf 6ulonsStatioA. Clelcpbon 230S)
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sclbffmprn einss 4iebrspaares.

San Jrl43tsco, Z. SePt. =
salpaopr Romero unb 5ruu Renu
Garcia aus 3eDpooo@Gitp purpen
lebte Ia9t in einem bon iRm um
gumItog 2t6sno in einem bieiigen
aoIt6auIe Ie gsnJiefbeten 3inrmer als
Qeiatn gefunbsn. Der Wtunn bate
Die S5r1u in's 6er3 unb o1nn Ii6 iel6it
in ben 8opf gei6ofIsn. 9erl4ieoene
S9rei6sn an 6reunDe oes Buares ldz
gsn auf einem Slide. @us Dsmlelb:n
ga6t 6erpor, raB Die Sootsn ein Gisz
bsstddr trdren unD gsmeInldm gu
iterfen 6sihlohtn huttsn, neil IL
einaa0er nidt t4irat9en tonnteH.
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Gin tcnierrr 9nfomntibiilbrrr.

5ucramento, Sal, Z. Sept
Sin Ditli6 gs6snoer @rpreB5ug Der
mSput6ern 9ucific 8dbn" 1puroe IN
Der porleBten Ra4t gu @e6iterzStds
tion, g W3eilen Ditli6 bon bier, our4
orei mdstirte 3Gu6ar ii5srfuQen. Der
2pfomotipFii6rer itredte, als er Die
Qp6f6t:n Der SpiBbub'n merfte, einen
DsrI rIel6en our9 einen S4uB toot CUR
grDe unD fu6r fort. Die beioen an
oeren RGu6er paaten teinsn Qn8rIff.
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@sppstf@eSeoafteare cinaciponnta

&at'r 0 7. Sept. - 3p,i elmer Be-
letoigung DIR &0nigin 8ittor;u BON
Gngluno angefldgte .egpptiiGe Reoatz
taurs Iino mil Dem b06Iten StrafmuB
6:l:gt porosn. Sis nurosn 5u u6tz
3e6n N}onatsn @sfGngniB uno Sab
lung BON 20 Yfo. Sterling p:rHrz
+hsiIt
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Der 3utunft pisoer an Gbrli4sn Der
idmmlungen b,tfsil;gsn, pie Der tur57
lid3e intsrnuEionals So5iallF'n=eon@
QreB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-09-08
malaria in itinen perf;1i.senen GeftGlteu
acbeilt uue perbiItet.
SoQfanDtge
NerDQultltQ

prS sur6 Raspabs 9ir,n ,r,i.Gt. Sur6 o.J.u
sntibfGi6ie Gis,nf6aftsn r.8,u f, bic 2sb,s
an bel Der gbisuo,ruuo Der GaG. uuO oer.n Gusl.,s
rurc burb oi. G5uqen=aandle. Sisie Diq.n in Sos
i.u son bis rseuliT:u iOfort oi. 9batist.it Der
q,b,r ure b,fr,,n ben 4at.nt.n bon lInrse,lmGbiea
t.t,u. Gin, ODER . BON RaOpaps 9ilen,tGeiia 9,1
uurumcn BON Semen ptI6e an bilioi.u S6m,rJen
uuo 7rdob,it Der 2.b,r l,ssH, balt,n bas 5Sfsm i.
Crouuua uuo fb,rH s,iuHOe 9,roauuns.
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Sc. SaBrgang.
2le6er 5000 An(priGe fno 6esa6ft ,poroen
Sumue Ihrr Gnuars ousmoh
3 ausmadt'


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artg IL
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Sriti5d,e VrabIerrt.

6 itantinopel, Z. Sept.-
Die in @nglano p.r0ffsntli6te uno bon
oa aus oir6raitete NslDung, sngli1h:
9lauiadsn 6Gtt,n ipG6reno oes tur6l'=
den bitiigsn IufItanoes eine 9orOe
5iirfen an Der 2Gbi9la6tung BON Ir@
msniern in Den StruBsn per6Inotrt,
unD Der britiIfe G;I4dftstrd9er bate
einem BroIefe oas SuItaas gegsnibar
itnes 8orgsben5 ausOriidli6 gsbllli9t,
antbehrt dller P,driinDuuu.