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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
ROY AL BLUE LINE
O.--Nf--a ,,.N WNkGTv@-T-Ns-

Hn,3a1s U.rO.n oagb Oas Qtntias 2i5t b.ltu6t:t
U"t-laljta GomOtH otutEpM
CNcrlaitU Yit 8oDalzStut.oa { yjlnuttI iDottr)
gdb NspsW5yi, Bolton UUO osm Often, al Y9os
1:ut19ta, G.jj OlorstIs S2:iHpaFa3gl. $50
lO.5y Sg:ii.pagpoHD gorm.ttaas, l2.5I. els
Sp:itpaC9ouL 349 1a6mittag5, 600 S9'lnD1a'
Qoul, 900 NbmOs, lis Nld;s, Sblu'rG 9gon bon
% TI. 920'' ss 1.I I t ?!5 9a55o sSstiaoaa COM
G0rri;11qs. l2l5 Sp;iaolGgorl 3.i'N51mltta35,
600 SytisuaJQou1. 900 WJtH05, l.lj Gdh;s.
S@.ltp2g3oa RON 9Rt. IDENTIFICATION Otitn ti'
Na5 Nrlan,tcsGir, IS g}Orq:ns, 1870 Go5m.t.
tags, l2.jO, Ia, 5.4S glbm.it1Gs. S~OrHid3s,
IA Iabmi.:lIs.
WubsntlQ.u, iGJ5 SpsiitUaSNOHL $50, 1000, MIR
In WImjU0tou dHhI.ttHo, Sptl0p1Glonl 0orml:s
tags. PSI els SpeiitUng9oa, nur III ~lNiim'n0'
qonl. 500 Nb,uog. lis Tutts. Sountags as
uuo 90 SDtIicluaJQOHI SormItt11s, l2.lj Spetlss
Dag8oah $40 @a@mittags, 600 Spsiiara090nb
900 2lttr0s. llJ Ji1bt5.
lad goilis 5taticnm an or p6ilao,ly5i,r Sri.
zen. an W0bcutagtn, 500 9ormt:tlgs, 300 Habs
mt;tdqs. jOj NbgUos. ScuutaJ5, s.30 9ormI!'ags
urO IQj Nbsu0s.
"@trI0fitu Cannon Citation
goD TrtO:id, 40 9pym.ttdp5, 10. 40 G0d'
mi.,dls wo 5.2j Nb:Uos. Nu SouutdGtU, g.3j
gormittlps uH0 % Nbtnos.
MAT Giu6srcr, !730 N5tuos, i2.40 uUo .t3o
J35 95atrstoDn, !Io.I2 gormtttaos, NO nao
" S.5 mi. & Il uao 9.QfatiOn,n. an ao5n.
taqeu, 49, Yormittl5s, l2O 40 gabmi!ta35.
5.55 Q5su0s. Sonutags, 9.3j gOrmi.'a5s, 52j
Wbsuo5. mn
V1b ElitottsGitD, an WobeutaQtn, GO ISogs
o,rs. 100. HOO 9orm,tt1Js, l.20, $50 40 Naas
gni-t,1s. 5.2J. $50 lilo @buos. S9UutG5s, 9.3j
gormitta2s. 5.25. $50, lilo N5suOs.
E1b Euytjs' Ban. an 0UbsUtlEt1, o.2' Nor.
0us. 9crllBt Curtis Bar, al ISo1t"i13i1' o.V3
I4us7.nomm,n eonutaQs. ?gnr Soant15s.
-ld9It9, f6Ipv:Biu5.
Gtpdd DirN aus ootrIs u4' y929laal.r EEo ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

Teu. S,t.ion,n TuO icSt Jur StIW!Iauug bera,s
ri6ttt. &;t!, aus0eUab!te GOts. Ter SEperiHttr'
nsltt ps @ruuots uuo 9oOeus rpiro ieOs g:rpiinl6t:
qustun;t t]rtb,il.u. Sds 8 rsmdtori Il III fts5t
tdali6 jur Sniotttion oiitn. Wegen Rdbrtm lptnOs
man nd al Dtn SuptrjnteHDsutsH ODER al Das Sua
r,da in Rr. so, 9sroE9b0rltss5 TT.
IWnri1S 1Tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

Gin Rep Yorter ftellt
folgenoe 8etra6tungen iiber Die 5ei=
mat6lpie 2orelei an: nllngtiidllG)e!
Die ou ms MusldnD pdnDern nuB!eIt,
ms 4uslano, ba5 audi Dir Die Sim
nanoerunq pur6 8erpeigerung elmer
SeimItGtte unmDgli6 MAIDEN Dolte!
Die 9eutI6en BADEN Did bisr6erge@
bra6t: jeoer 3oG Elm 8unItpert! limb
bic SSremoen %empfauQen DID: jeOes
4unftnerf einen l9DQ!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

Had1rf.T
an mcium 0~clicbttn 8uttEE Wtlbtl NJ Gd=
It D :, Der bcutc nor ciucm Sabre, ant D. Sanuar
1897 Q~citprbeu. ober uibt oerecheH lit.
0tute 1T elm Scbr psrflofcr,
Sab Der Snp Sciu %Uge brad.
9, ipie trauriQ wur fir mrs oie Stunoe,
Wis man Sid aus uui'rcr Ytittc trIQ.
Tuu l6lofc ioubl III 9tiuer ittucn 8ruTt,
BIS aud Der &oerr mid SIT Dir rHtt.
@tiuiOmct bon ieiucr Satin
"a Rutberiuu 8 ditdo I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

SEPT tDnnen ri I Der It :
BEN, tparum &arl 9auIer ieinen &az
Ienoer n@rpB Nep 0orfer 8aus-n~
&~alenber" nsnnt. 8ir Iefen ios6sn
in einem 8lutte, baB Hstp : Yort pol
alien StGbten Der @elt bds meiIte full
tipirbare 2dnb inner6alb Ieiner @ten=
5sn Fat. 9es6dl6 giebt es au6 pa6rz
i6einli9 bort 10 pieIe 8uuerufGnger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
9smti6c sparbant bon Baltimore

@IepcfzGdc SaGtimurcs une Gutapfrnss,
Dtu 3. Sanuar 1893.
guf GrIu6,u beg Sirtttoriums Der ,GatibcH
Sgarbant BON Baltimore" blbsu Ds llnttrJtlGutttn
Das g9irftu Der @lut UdbrtHo ots pcrganGencH
Sabr;s ~iOrgialtig untcriubt umo btribttn 6o!g'H=
pes:
gttraQ Or p:rualt;t,n @elotr an
81. DECEMBER 1896 $685. 10
@ou 2epOitorcH pdbrtnO Os &abr;s
crblltcH 80, $500
3inisR unO CiUjonaotu ~cr5alt:n l0l.9563
$2,929,472
Gen Gtpoitorn Iuriidb 3ablt 81, 22l23
YtIrjcb5futtu uUO Sdidrt lO,54S.3J
Stuats= NM StaOt=SttuerH j,2IS.Ij
YraniE abgei9riebtH . lS,2i1.j9
9ttr1q Der ocyipolttttu @;lo:r
am 81. O8smbsr 1897 $2,G54lI6.Oj
ii. 8tlotr Der @aut inn in %ioltosu g8ertbpapi,s
rem uuD Sarlsbtu auf 0ruu0sj1tutbum %angdsut,
uuo in Der Gluiidt Der lluier jsi6uttsu inn Die Tar
lebeu uOltomlHsu qcibert uno bic Ssnt iUtro ip0rz
lam NM gelplitubaft Utriualiet.
Gouti am 81. December 1896 1900
60utt trDifHtt lpdbrtnO 0s5 &abrt5 ..-. S2l
6outI QCldIoftn mabrtrO oss Sahre5 go
G0HtI am 81. Stl:mbtr 1897 1890
Ridhdrc TSaIil,
@uifdpus u. SUbler,
C2,5,7-s) Sarrn NJ. Srnjinssr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

QlS cine GmpRbIung ite6t Der
8eelepz8e6anblurg Die Seilung BON
100000 Wdnnern CUR Settle. Wegen
3eugnifs in 8s3u9 auf btaIe Shat
Io6s tpenOe maj ii6 an oa5 nSeelepz
SnItitut," Nr. 1418, Maot5onzQpe.,
Baltimore, Wlo. (4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
SDnr6Nn6 Don Baltimore,

gltiat am q. 23tmbtr 1897 Elm
6puosbetraQ BON S2l,SI3,G 66.51
Sic TonD5 fuo in Carlebeu awi @ruuOciQent5um
uuO Giitttsl. Die nod Aui6t Der l"utsrjtj@nctcu
OOltomu;su QsiiGtrt inO, uuD oUrb OCH AutduI BON
98srtbpapisrsu Der ~icliociteu Writ uuQeleJt.
IS lpareU am | .SGHuar 1891 oiitu iS,llS 6oHtl,
ipabreuo ~Ocrielbeu 3tit lDuroen croiiuct jtlS Gontt,
uuO ipdbreuo ~osrielbcu 3tit Qtibloitu j05i Cont,
10 OuB AM 81. Scjember 1897 1851 GontI
UurbanOcH iUdrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

Nentfd,z 2lmicriFdnlfdle Sfuer ScrfdcrungS5
GeicnidIaft ppn Baltimore.
8ultimore, ben \. SGHuIr 1888.
Der Grdiiosnt uro Die 2%Irettoren boben elre itenerz
irsie hdIbtdbrlt ne Stuteenec opu 8 Srpisnt
ausaeuorier. ;abIbGr AM uno nab Wfcntdg. zen 10.
SGnuar 1885, IN Der Sifce Der Sompa9Hle. Suooltz
@de Saltimoreitra6e uuo Boitoiiict=NpcHue
tl-6) -. &nplIenbcr1, Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
: e%rlammlnna <Wnielgen.

49, urenfliGber 9cibs unS SpntsSerein.
49, YorooitsGde @hdiezStr. uHo SoptITSsApe'
0ie IL. Sabress B~eriGmmlung uro Scdntenluahl
fiHoet beute. ben S. SaHuar, Abeno5 3 ubr, ltatt.
4lle UlitgIieoer flHb eriuht. tl eritelnsH:
(3-4) g.. Gnscls, Setretar.
vA~ o + ~ a II a . Wt a II II r d, pr.
@ensrdIsS erfdmfnluug.
tie itimmbercdtigteH DiItglleosr iIno 1rsuHolI9t
eIiutt, piiHttlid III erIheIHeH.
IA ahtunasuoQ Senrp Mimi, IT., CEN.
V~S dmensSeGbperein ces -Iaaenetneh
S@ Teutid)en SSaIienhdufee."
SeriuuuIuHa hcutc, Uiittluod, Den D. Sdnuar. -
@iHtrittstarteH iur pas auferHlouper luerotn aus9ez
seben. (4l u. Sdmlcf. Sen.
No. nac1neimes SeutihrS 8nifenbaus.
Sounsrffaa, Den g.. Sduuar. abenos ) uhr, III
Sabresusriammluna hes 2SaiicHzSereIu5 uno Slretz
loren lHabl. SIc UItlLieber iiHo criudT, iib iu be
tbeIlI9en. &rHft SdDmeiRcr, PralloeHl'
(l-5) Hobt. Ia. 2Iofber' SeisluF'
49, Sefz GnS 1ranfen = lnterffIsnnaS
49, gSereiu. Die idhrlite 9eHeralperlGnIm
lung mo SeamteHlUahl ftnoet Sonnerltda. osH6
Sanuar, im SereiusIotGle bel u. HsllbGrot' Sde
ireeericP Npcnue une WtuHroetr1Be, rait.
9lQe %ieDleaben ODER niht g%enhacrlo eHtlbulol9Itn VtIs
qIleoer ~periGLlen IN bic 9sleeItde StraIe.
(4-5) SUI auiIrdle Sbne. Dell, Setretal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
8anf>Mnswciie.
Gntawss parbanf non Baltimore.

8ulttmor. :, ben 4. Sdnuar 1898.
Tie llnterscidnetcn babtn auf Griuben 0es Nt=
reftoriums Der rGutaiu Sdpinqs Sdnt ron Taltl,
more" ben Nusipeis Der 1%bGtiQfcit gtndnnter Sant
i'm pcraduqcncn SABRE ~iorgfdltig untcrluDt INN lee
Gen folqeHbcn 9cri6t Dor:
Setrag Der Gonos ON 81. Se3eniber
1896 l4,2UO,S4U.J9
Bon Gcpoitoren iudbrcuO Os Sabrcs
1897 empfnHQcn 3i6lO,Obl.0O
Son 3inicn ouf Sorlcbcu uno Sch
a%nlugeu etc. iudbreuo 1897 cmpfanz
stH . g.. sVl'7'''O
l S,5l2,3l8.15
@icrocn limb abjuiicbcn, ipic folot:
9etru0, Den Sepoiitorcn
in 1897 bejablt, einz
idlicbli6 SGuptiumme
gtfrao Der bta6Hsn
Sttucru 33,5ut40
9ctraQ Der bcjabltru
ausoabeu 3Q32.S3
Setraq, ub,urcbuen fir
be3ablte 9rdmien oui
Ser. Staoten uuO Gn=
Ocre Scluritdten etc. 21I1l.Ii
@leibt o!s Rettozgttrao am 81. Sez
Sic TOaOs Der 9ani fnO jumf NutaGfc BON Gffci.
ten uno Sbliaotionen bon ioliOem 0ertbe mn in
Sarlcbcn All 8ruuociQcntbum 6ttetteH mo CblI=
~QatiOnen bcnubt, ruo nab Der Iufdt Der Nu0itorcn
inn bic NnlG9cn rnO Sarlcbcn um'T6tig gridcbcn
uuo u~pufummeu Qcidcrt.
Is ipurcn ON 31.SeItmbcr 1896 Cont Offen 36,83S
91dbrenO Os 9abrcs 1897 lUurOtu Cont &c
gBdBrtnO Ots aabrcs 1897 purOen Gonti Qcs
iblOfcu 1906
elm 81. Sc3cubS 1897 iuuren nod Goutt Ofien 37,T7
1eriG 6obnsfo6,
SunImcrficle SdleWin,
Spbu u. Somptins,
-. Sruine Sepicr,
4-0 Sapreucc y. Semp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05
9fGhruf

gum Qnoentcn an uuicren o]clitbtcn @attet unO ga
Ter &ulius j. NH5er, mcl1c beute Dor ctIltuI
Sabre ms ourdb Den SOB cHtrihen nuroe.
Rube ianit in SeiUer 8rutt,
@is Sid Seius lpieOer ruiz.
@CpiOmet pom iciucr
a. @utttn uuO Ginbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

ST james Savings 6Hnk,
Siiopit.Gdc
Sa[timuresSt uEO HOfsC Inr.
Sfen tdglid, ucn 10 bis B ubr.
Sru,iazS tiic.: u. sYB .sG6G Eager II. SOmerfetfr.
GftR om DtittUoh uEo Sdml:ag G0eHe BON 7.3O
bis 8 uhT.
guf SepoTiten DerotH 4 troSent SluieH beBabl..
Sncob SeH, BriiiesEt.
&puIs Z. AiliHggr, gtccsETditotEt
Seiurid) SCeS, 9alIrer.
SirettprCH.
glartiu Ueueroire. NN9uit SaebeI.
rdrru q. DiGHI, 2teoo. ron RlntclH,
georJe !. 2hdler, NeHrn tls,
GerEdHuS EraHcep GoFT1o 9aus.
ftIblEGHo QlTdoHeS SUllS \. GVlHtH9er
Sacob get, ScIHTlh Sees.
9aIil3,IS 9arrp g. Wtanm. 9tthtsonrUalt.
Dentfbr Sparbnnk pom Baltimore,
sIepeasGae Baltimore une GutaD,2 traAc
HH.n tdaIidl 90. ................po 8 hts . Ilbr.
Tprrsritaa AbeHe ................po non b bis = Qbr.
Quf Itp0Ttcn merocH 3H IrossHt SinisH bsBahlr.
Tie Grlocr meloen aur IN ioIIoeR stocks uHo BOndi
uno cuss;iuttcH Sqpotletsn a~ns,Iest.
Ghas. Spilutau, YrAiIoent;
Grult 0auOoIpb, Slcez&rlrosrt
0trcttsreu
SoEE SruHs. 8. :. Stdlsr,
@rHft 3luoolp5, Y. HeuiHer,
Gb1s. SpIlulCu, eClli. HtmHfter,
9oaH DiehrlHa, SoTs StebtrtHebt
Sobu AIbauo6, 9bas. ". SInecpaI6.
SSS@H4,1lW - aarI aiebsrtntdt, s6atmsin.r.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
DINE ON HAwKsHAW


Tie Ralded Den or licensed Housebreak-
ers ana RohHcr..
One Of the detectives connected with
the bureau al the city hail went INTO a
barber shop the other evening and sat
i'm one OF the chairs to bc shaved. says
the Philadelphia Record. While the
barber was making ready to shave him
he started one OF his characteristic con-
versations. Receiving short answers
10 every question that he nut 20 the de
tectivc, however. the tonsorial artist
brsuglt the tcte-a-tcte TO a close and ST.
fence reigned supreme.
The local TTawkshaw was in half
doze while the barber was busily en-
gagged in applying lather on his face.
when suddenly the sound OF a hammer
striking against some metallic sub
stance was heard emanating from the
rear of the barber shop. Then voices
were heard in the following dialogue:
THAT was good job that we done out
at Germantown last week, Pete" Yes,
that was the neatest piece of work we
done for some time; there was SO little
trouble with it," The detective at once
opened his eyes and became interested.
The first voice continLed:
1T brought us in 1925 and we had
better"
His conve rsation at this stage was in
terrupted by knocks on the door and
hearing the detectives voice calling
out: Leave me in or I'll brcal; down
the door," one of the men in the back
room threw the door open. The Hawk
shaw, expecting TO find den OF coun-
terfeiters or burglars, rushed through
the door and fell into n plumbers shop.
where two of the employees were work
ing
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
IT LOOKED WARLlKE.

Spanish Minister VAS Alarmed at n
scasutiouaI JunlSct to HAVANA.
Senator Calls proposition for a con-
grcss.oual investigation OF The circum-
stances surrounding tho death Of
Maceo reminded Senator Proctor Of a
funny story, saye the Washington Post
Some years ago when the questions
Of immigration and yellow fever and
cholera were being looked into sub
committee Of the senate was appointed,
consisting Of Senator's Proctor, Cham
dler and Call, TO visit Havana. 1t was
Just before the Christmas holidays, rs
in this case, and a visit to the Cuban port
IN the winter season is not without It's
ATTRACTIONS. The proposed trip, how
ever, rather disturbed the Spanish min
ister. He knew the belligerent pro
pensities of Chandler and Call and he
hastcncd to the state department with
u dispatch from Madrid anxious TO
learn whether the investigation was
proposed with peaceable intent
Secretary Foster listened 10 the eX'
cited minister with great suavity.
There IS no occasion for alarm" he
said. reassurinPly. You know that
the holiday recess is approaching and
these senators are simply arranging for
apleasure trip. lam sure there is moth.
ing else i'm it,
\ great light Of intelligence broke
over the Spanish minister face.
oh he exclaimed. "a peell-neck, a
peek-neok!"
And he went away much relieved.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
A FABLE.
The Squirrel, Owl and Mice, Also the To
Elections OF Hluejay.

Inc squirrel owl 4nS NLlfes Also inc no
Elections OF Eluejay.
1t was in late summer and the owl sat
upon a branch looking very wise and
doing nothing, while the squirrel
busted himself with the nuts lying
about on the ground, gathering them
expeditiously and slowing them away
in hollows and holes.
Winter came by and by and with tts
sharp cold and deep snow. hut still the
owl sat upon the branch looking wise
and doing nothing. The squirrel ieered
at him, thinking that the owl must he
hungry and starving. because the bird
had not been provident one. Each day
the squirrel grew fatter, but the owl
did not change. which the squirrel
thought TO be due TO the feathers stuck
out by the owl in his false pride.
When il was at last between fall and
spring time. the blue jay one day saw the
wise owl leave its perch on the branch
0Ad seize the fat, provident squirrel by
;he neck ard eat him, after which the
owl returned TO the branch, and sat
upon it, looking wiser than ever, and the
blue Jay wondered if II was better to be
provident like the squirrel, wise like the
owl, or lucky like the mice that there
after ate Of the squirrels store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
THE BANK OF FRANCE.
4 Disc uesion That VIII Arise on the 0uss-
tson of Renewing the Charter.

The subject of renewing the priv
iieges OF the Bank Of France will short
~ come up for discussion in che cham
Der, after having been in allegiance
since 1892, when the senate approved
bill for the purpose.
That bill, saas the Edinburgh Scots
man, haS not since been mOdiVed, and
the provisions included in it will, il is
thought, be adopted without material
alteration. One Of them, which was
TO empower the bank TO increase its
note issue from 100000, 000f. TO T.
100000 000f., was passed as far back
as 1898 The charter expires on De-
cember 81, 1895, and the proposal is TO
extend it for a further period Of 20
years from that date, in consideration
OF the bank making certain concessions
10 the state.
Among those concessions is one by
which the bank is 10 forego all future
interest on the government debt
amounting to 100000, 0O0f., and not
to demand repayment of the capital So
long as TIN charter is in force. The
bank is 10 undertake tn" service OF the
national debt and transact other bust
9ess for the treasury, both at the head
office and branches, free of charge, and
make an annual payment 10 the latter
Of 2.OOO000f during the first year
IF the currency Of the new charter,
and $500, O00f. per annum subseqpent-
ly. 1t is to open several new branches,
and make advances to agricultural CO
operative societies.
1t is not improbable that an effort
will be made to convert the bank into
state institution, but such project
does not command support either In
financial or ministerial circles, and is
not in the least degree likely to meet
with succeSE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
SOME rnlMeLtalealna.
gsw Small Shareholders are often
Swindltd.

gsw Small Shareholders Are Often
Swindltd.
Six thimbles and two peas in the
hands OF q ring Of skilled professionals
DO not leave much chance fer outsiders
however smart and widcaWate ,hey
may think themselves. Not only DO tho
insiders have the connection OF tHe yari-
Gus companies and the fixing o. their
original capitalization, which practical
~ determines their future vau'. but
says the National Review, they have
the entire management of them They
can decide which of the half-doZe ] is 10
pay the big dividends and which ere 10
draw blanks. They have all the initia,
tive, do all the manipulating, and can
arrange every new scheme to suit them.
selves. They might even strip a com.
pany Of it's assets and reduce il % al
empty husk before the shareholders
could interfere 70 prevent them. The
proprietary or parent company is in
that respect most at their mercy. Say
that IL starts with SO many claims 20 de-
v-Jcr-a thousand Il may bc-and that
It divides them UP among four or five
working companies.
The usual course is 20 receive in pay.
nlent of the claims an agreed number OF
the sub-company's shares. These pass
into the treasury of the parent com.
pany. but there is no obligation on the d.
rectors to keep them longer than they
please, and no guarantee 10 the share
holders that they will DE kept. They
may be sold, pawued, exchanged, or put
in trust at the pleasure OF the directors
who have invariably proxies enough to
give them complete control.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only ono
way TO cure Deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies, Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Cetsinnamed
you have n rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed Dcafness i3
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing viii be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
Src mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness fcauscd bv CGi9rrhj that cam
- cured by Han Catalrh cure. Send Tor
circulars, free.
=. J. CHENEY & co., Toledo, o.
Ga Sold by Druggists, &c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-02-25
An Old Sinner,

Smithe-Whenever I see johnson I
am reminded Of the proverb that the
good die young.
Browne-But he's 75 il he's day.
Smithe-Exactly. That's just my
point.-Up-to-Date
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Why Men submit.

She-I don't see why you men allow
political boss to attain such power.
He-Well, we have TO choose be-
tween our boss and the other party
boss.-Town. Topics.
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4 Wny,NIen Have.

For awhile he was clean out of his
mind about that girl"
"And now?"
"Oh, now the girl is clean out of his
mind. "-Tit-Bits.
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Her Motto.

Better late than never
She said as she turned tho lock-
He'd just proposed and said good might.
And II was II o'clock
Chicago Record
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Mistress-How is il that one never
hears sound in the kitchen when your
sweetheart is with you of an EVENING"
Maid-Please, ma am, the poor fellow
is so bashful yet; for the present he
does nothing but eat.-Leslie's Weekly.
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A HUMAN ARROW.
New Trapezs Feat Performed by Gin
of Aeventeen.

of seventeen.
A pretty little acrobat has introduced
Q new sensation to this country, says
the Boston Advertiser. She climbs to
q lofty perch, lies fiat on her face upon
q smooth plank, with her feet rest
Ing against velvet-covered block OF
wood attached to the string Of huge
cross bow. Then she stiffens her body,
extends her hands in front Of her and
cries ready" 4 catch is pulled, the
string of the bow sings as il cuts the
air. and little Alar is hurled, as rigid
as steel bar, head first through pa,
per target at which She had been care.
fully aimeS, and sails through the air
in n graceful curve 10 the other side
of the Ei~ tent. where. just as she be-
gins to descend, she is caught 10y an
other woman. who SWINGS head down
ward. hanging from "a trapeze, which
osciLlates in such 4 manner that, just
at the right moment, IL brings tho
dangling woman within reach Of thu
flying girl. and just rs the spectators
are wondering neither The little ono Is
gving TO land ld how badly she ~vil,
be hurt, they see her safely dropped
into comforta le and inviting pair -
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WTR. EDWARD HARDY, the jolly man
AVA ager Of Sheppard Co.'S great store 40
Braceville, Ill.,, writes 81 had never
been sick day in my life until in 1890. |
got SO bad with nervous prostration that 1
had 10 give up and commence 10 doctor l
tried our local physicians ana one I'm Joliet,
but none gave me any relief and J Thought
l was going &c die l became dies Doudent
and suffered untold agony, Icould not cgt,
sleep nor rest, and IL seemed as if could
not exist, At the end OF six months was
reduced 20 but shadow OF myself, and ~
last my heart became affected alQ | was
truly miserable. ! tool; six or eight bottles
of Dr. Miles Nerviue. II gave me relief
from the start. and ut last a. cure. the great
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When Sala went to Australia, he ar
ranged to deliver a series Of lectures,
and he was fond Of telling an anecdote
about one Of his platform experiences
there
Il was describing to my audience.
be said, "in my very best English the
coronation Of her majesty. ! had seen
the procession from the corner Of Par.
lament street, and was telling how the
young girl-queen drove by in the stateli
ness of childhood S simplicity. the Dig
nifty of sovereignty already seated upon
her pale young brow, with heavinR
breast y hectic flush upon her blanch.
ed check, l was saying, her sweet
palE Eips slightly parted, teardrop
trembling on her quiyeriug eyelid all
showed 'BoshP suddenly murmureS
n buxom old dame in the front row, and
my inspiration was gone. "-Westmiu.
ster Gazette.