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Muttiona>M nseiaen.
Gteiner G. Gusei. aHiudlfe'
Rr. ,3O9-311, 9np= 9uiloing.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bss punidens1perihen 2abenz' Wo3z
nunasz u. Stuur@issns6uns Yer.
215, HorhrPinss STRAP, am Sonz
nsrhag, ben 25. @pril 1901, ytadz
m:tiags 4 u6r, aaf Oft'naifer
Nuflipn an S1t unD Steus.
1. @runoitiid NIT elmer Gront: pon unstlIGa0F, i.
CUB al 9ins=Strabc IND elmer SlsI. ron 20 Gub
an Spirp6inesStrob: 8runp,ins $34. S,baut nit
ein.m srObsn brsitodisen paOsn uno &e3nsaas.
2. @ruuofiid nit FINER 5ront. BON u t5ns an
Soi.pbins=S traBe unD elmer Sis.s pon "a 6uB.
Gin.m Subz@rnnosins BON ] Sent, ials psrlan9t'
.untrporfen. gsbait nit tintm 2%Ttodigtn 3le9el=
Stan. g8eesn nd6crer gtibreiouF9 feDs
baltimore SInA non beutt.
grtaufs: g. Oina unsen: gaar. Gin S'pOFt bon
500 miro bri'm 0srtuuf perlangt.
Treb.rif 6. Mabn,
Trunccs q. II,
Seftamentsooutredr.
Ser. S6nub& 6 o., Nutiiouatorsn.
QW, II, 251
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q -4raSsAr 7
Gintirnati, Ohio, % etunbex.
Go~uneil'Rinffs. Soma, 2 Sage.
@cncrrr, T.sS., 10 Siurstn.
Stnpsr, Colorado, q! Soar.
Setroit, Mi6.r l Tag.
galpthon, Stras, 2 9au. 5 stastsk.
Sarrisburg. IA, 8 Siune;n.
6%artforb, Connecticut, II e.l.rsen-
indianapolis, Sro.. 1 Toa.
SadiOn, Miififppi. 9 sdot.
Scdionoilc, Glorioa, 1 Seq.
fonias Stir, MiiOmi. Q Gage
eittft Iud, Trfaniae. l sau IS g.rasfA.
2ouispile, ap., / SEQ 2 Starssn.
@snlpbis, Etnn., 1 Sag 5 6tanoe..
Iobiit, Tlnbamd, lSae s Siunstn.
gtorielk @ireinien, IL 6tunosn.
sltiu,Grl,ans, aa., / SAG 10 a:Ess.A
StaSt TtirsOorf 5 etrneeH.
Crtaba. .Rcbras!a, 2 Gage.
@ortians, GRaint, / Sag.
gpr;taHS, Oregon, S Sa0e.'
philadelphia, Qa., 3 Strne.n,
Gittsbure, 9a., IL Gtnnesn.
grOpietree. RS, l6 SturotH.
Galsi95, H.=G.. Is GtuHSsu.
Ct. 2puis. Wiiouri, / Gag q StrTntw
81. 9auI. Ninntiota, / TAG II Stunbss.
Gan 6%run3isto, Gni, 4 sogs IA 6tunssas
Soptid, 4auias, 9 SAGE.
@ofon, W0f, 10 5iuaSsu.
Wuslano.
srenen, Ssuti6lors, . Sast.
SHeHos urtt5, HrGtrfinl:n, S 1c5G
6altutta, @ritiih= Sroicu, 80 Tags.
Stmtrara, S~ritiib.@uiana, IS Ssss
@cHQssunp. China, 25 9nce.
S%inghon. Snmciea, 5 SAGE.
q~iptrpopl, Grclaup, I Sage.
9ulerr. S6nsil, 10 SeQe.
etaot Mtritc, Mtrito, ) Sage.
Mostuu, Rrbtann, l2 sape.
Banana, Der, stnnt,n BON Gsfsaiis. ( 1ass
9oris, Trantr,i&, 8 Sage.
Cuebtc, 9aruha, 2 Sage.
sfio be Sartirp. @rofl;cn, IS Foo..
SRont, Stulien, 10 Sao..
CT. Sobns, Rtuiurotano. 4 Sdc..
Ct. Vtttrsburo, aublauo, u Gage.
SnoEep, Nuitralien. 81 Soee.
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GdlwQQle. llerpple YseriQuen,

eeplastnon 6ofnnnssIoEsfeit uno f&ledten 9rdu'
men, eri&0pfenben aushifen. gruit'. Riden. Mno
unS OefGts. Gatarrb. Musf6l9. Grr5tben, git.
tern, 6erJiIopfen. 9engftiiGfeit, X=ibTnn. u. I. To-,
ertabren aus BEN; yDesnid,cnfreune". luosrldlfser
drjtIiGer aatbgeber fur Sung unb Ult. trie einfc4
unb biHia 6tf3ie6stsfraneheften Unb Gofsen Der
Smaencfa1oen a~rinoIi4 9ebeiIt unb nole Geiunbs
bsif nnb Jrobnnn toisosrerlanet perben t6nnen.
= Gam ntusS 6eifrerfabrfn. Sober iein eigener
0rat. 8ie{es nuberorDentliN intereiiante unb 1ebr.
reihe Nu6 mirS mad gmpfans BON as Gents
O~riefmarien p~erteeelt ~uerfanot BON beS
PnivAT kLlNik. 1911 6th Are. New Yofk. NY.
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8affte: Nottrunssn iinb, p:e folst:
Il. pro 9funb fir Nr. Z 8;o;
@aatos 81 Big Lie, pro pfuno; ma
rdcaibo 9ac. Biz 12c.; SABA zoe. Bis
234c.; Moffa 1876. Big 1876.
@sr0itster aoffee: 6. 8. 6. in &iften
12c. big 122i1Oc. pro pfuno; in
9idien unb Gddsn. reinsr SABA 32c.
Big 324c.; rsinsr Maracaibo 22c. Bis
224c.; Saba u. Mottu, gemif4t, 271c.
Bis 28c. pro qfunb; reinsr Santps
1896. Bis zoe. pro Yfunb.
2affinirtse 3udsr: pro pfunb, &C.
pirFegt, $500; putD:r.irt, $500;
G!aHoarb eranui:rt 5.35c.; fem araz
,nulirt $3.50; grrIiol q 5.35c.; Gonz
~fsc!ioners q 5.2Oc.; Mom!ral q 5.15c.
uno gs..bsr 4.40 Big SOC.
Sulsflsifd, pro pfunh. gauge
@dultern, snslii4 esi4nittsn, 84c.;
saaa tur3e Rippsn 93c.; tur5e Ssilsnz
rippen 1915; Seitenipsd 1O1c.; ean5e
2s;b1ids 94e.; SpsdzS6ul!srn, eng
lid sei6nitien, &c.; Sugar : Gu
reo" 8ruItitid C.; Sugar Gu
reo" S9ultern SIC. - S6infen -
tleirs 1910; pbne 9aut 12c.; p:caic
&c.; MeB"zSdtpeinflsiId $500
pro SAB. S4mal5 - in Sierces, gut
rafnnirt 95c.; in 5Ghern 9&c.
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0erm6aen in gatent:M ebi,inen.
Gin fpobr6efanntss potent<Mebt5inz
@sI9dft iOsbsn i%ncorporirt. -
Cine Gslesenbsit fit 'bas san5s
2sben.

2sbsn.
@iniss bsr srDBtsn 8si4tbimsr Der
Weoentpart lpurben I'M patentzMebiz
snzgeiddfte bsrbisnt. Wir bertpsiisa
auf bas fir1tltds Ginfommen, osfsn
fi9 bic munpons, QDers, 9ooos unh
Mnbsre erfrsusn. Die III. g. 4rmb C
Nabp Sabfst Co." cine pa!entz1esoiz
sinAgompaenie, tpeias istt msbrsrsn
sSobren in oisIer unb 5unbsr!en bon
unbsrsn 3eitungen anse5sigt fpnros, 1T
gum .3tpsds bsr @%srsrOberuns bes @sz
f6dftsr incopprirt 4pOrosn, unb offsz
rfrt Dem publitum cine bti9rdntte
Mnsabi BON Qftisn.
Sas @eIfGft lit abiolut i6ufoen=
fret, tpobl betannt uno miro obne
SneiFsl tlsinsn &apitaliiten CUTE 0i=
pioenben auF 2sbsns5eit bsaablsn.
@oue Gin5elnbsiIen auF @erlunseu bsi
Der II. g. NrmD G Rapp 3 a f.
let 6 D." Nr. II, Sf IA. Strabe,
NepzYorf. QO2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
GiehmGrfte.

Ghicaao, ST., ~. Ypril.-9ie3nfubr
bon Ginpuieb betrug 1000 Stid; Vr.iie
ualriirieH siuiiheu S2.lO II. $500. Stmei.
ne; Sufuhr 5000; Yr,eie partirten spi-
lf)en 1850 unb $6.l24. Sdaate: 3ufuhr
1000; Yreiie uariirten iluii9eu s4.6O uno
$5.8:.
Gaif'2ibertn. 3D.. II. Ipril. -
Die Wdrit fir &iusuiet mar ftetia bel
smi;ten 1925 unb 1918 itpanfensen
Yreiieu. Shlueiue Wartt lebhnft; Die
Yretle pariirten ;iuiibeu $3.50 uun 81 25,
Sd,aate: Warit tetis; bic Breiie parilr.
ell ;Iui!feu $500 mno $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

. nlHfN1IitNIrt ...-...LUN-o6
Seltimp-er IS Te.t.us 55:ic.
(Berihttt jir ben rDcutI hen 5orr:ipoao entez" ourt
Nieeensorf, O;ioer u @o.h
SditImorc ben IL gprtl 1871.
Tiinsenbori, Olipcr & So. err:pHcH Liz ftInes;
PGnti,rs-2r-.'"n 5.Iss4 ipeHia.r 49,. All 90 adse.
aWr : icot 5 'Gh iueniser 80, tantHiaHnilhe o.lsh
~tpeniser lilo - 6.3U eui 80 1a5t. WttnsmI III
S4A., G&u,orE 40.
steriiua sanfte,s fur 80 Sag. ~4.s4s-sD ali
Sidt ASH. tauimdnRiibs 4~.S4A-4.saE.
Scrtaufe auf Ger hieGscm GHeeten'Ssrie-
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Baltimnrer Narftberifte.

fDeri&tet fl1s.1 . Deutiten Esrreip e1t.n.-,
BaltiMsr ben II. gpriI 1901.
Dit heltis: Weil:nsuiuhr betrul 29.O5s suiher.
ber Gieudtoren=go rratb 3l5.7I2 Bulh., Yerianot
ron ben gIepdtoren SO3 ouIfeG. 8ertouit rpur.
ben II Dufnel nno 2 A3asson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Den1nrfen=W Qentnrcn.

gsrId;,osus Stuotlbsils, ia fpeldsn
poII>ms,t9ia9sn ~psrtauft
tDeroen.
Tttlrni,. g. g. Scott.
0or:=Scah QurneG s. easSinotor.
@prf:as @iDtnue uEo 6arriiontrabe Robrt G.
6. Sap.
27. sirabs unb 6untiuepon=guenu 2ouis
qeinboTar.
Orc artpiGt Sirom Giniblt.
;cr:=So,Hue uHbS obHioHzStraSe - q. 2. 6.
GDtist.
). urS @ouab=strab., Sieblanrtoipn - 5antts
6. Sruar.
CrouqtuiGe georee Sen.
qr. 25, llrionsTp.Hue (gaocbbtrrp) Glartno
9. 9Biliaas.
W-rob.oop urs Woitimor.=S trabe @eoro. 3.
$50
Hriese.a.icn. 9.rrirfbanier gabn' - 9. 8.
gs.pa.
Consea.eta.isN. .galtiulort:S bic=Sabn:.
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gefDrbsrams hnn pnfia9en.

Sefnrofrtrtg non Ynflagen.
2Gnae bsr e:for5erlif}sn 3sit our Grs
1siduas er Dsrf4ieoenen Be-
f;"mangsprte.
uutnEeb?ab 1T bic un9efdbrs 3eit
fir discriminating Der ppitia6en bon
Gem goliimorsr peIt : 8irsau nut,
tsn 1aupfiddliGn einkimif9sn uno
al stpdriis,n @tGhten pspasidnst.
l.. Snlanb.
q.l,a.a, s., 10 Gtunbsn.
g:larticsg:ts, R.sS, 6 StunStn.
@%rrpttsr, T.s0., 6 Gtunptn.
burlington. Yermont, II Stuuosn.
Buffalo. R.=O.. IS 6tuuotn.
Gape Won, RS, 6 6tunben.
gbarltftDn. S.=g., 16 Gtunbtu.
Gtieaqp, Sus., l SAG.
GslgmbiGA S..&.. IL GtuapsA'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
s3m berfanien coer 1T bermiethen,
su ~,,r,auf,u oeer an p,rmtetben:

gu perfdufem Deer ,u psrmietben:
eius sorm pOu p qdsrn an Der pNurapolis=
Sbprt=Gine=Giienbabn," u Weilen bon Der Staot;
Saiis nit it35 Sirlnleru; S3tune, Nah5s:! Gorz
9dume, S6att.u; bilig. Nl65uirdgsn ~ 2SH'
GuriH, Rr. 203, 9ofonsStrGbe. lN-D~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Spe3ialz Q6Iieferung.

Ssbs Ssnbung, Die nit elmer Spe,
5ialz10#gents zMarfe un0 elmer ioIz
den bss gepDbnli9m 9ortOs oerIe9tn
lit, pirO iofort no4 4ntunft our3
einsr1 Spe3talz8oten ausgstro9en, i'm
gs3irf isbsr freien @6lief:runesIf1.
tion, ober ober i'm umfreiIe bon phf
Msilsn elmer isbsn an0ersn YpItonTsalt
in ben Ser. @taaten. Die 46ltIss
rungsTtunosn folGer Senbungsn fDo
in BEN 0rsizQ neutrality-suspicious. .
7 u6r Morgens Bis II ubr I6sas5
in alien anberen 9ofitotioRen. Gpe'
sial Qo1tIenounqen tOnnen al ua.n
Ser. @taaten=poitdmtern ouF9sasbsn
tpsrben.
ausGdnbifGs Senouneen.
1. Die Roten fir ale cysI6rbi4
f6sn Stooten unb i6re acIocs'n
(aus9snpmmsn Canada uno Mesito)
fino bic foIgenbsn: 9riyf. 6;s su Is
Gramm q un3e) 5 Gsnts. G;niofs
goHfarten 2 Gents b1s GIad. Slid.
untport : &arten 4 Gsnts bGs Slid.
3eitunasn unb anosre' Drudia3.n /
Gent PRO 2 1ln5.n.
@srIRsslt. - Srgsno Elm. poitia6e
tpirb als ~bsrfsaslt ongeie9tn, tu:nn
o;eI sl6e 10 perpadt lit, bob cine sriinbz
li9, prifung obne G9d0ieuns Der
umbInung ODER bss Subdlts n!St Ell
m0gli4t piro.
Na9fenb IN gen.
grisfe unb goItfdrtsn psrbsn frsi
ben gmpfdngsrn ooer N6ienbern BON
elmer YoltanItalt sur anOsrsn na4gez
i9idt, tpsnn Der MunI9 ouF osm ums
falag %ausgebridt 1T. poFienbunssn
bar dnteren &lafen ptrotr nur ouf
8,rlanssn na9gsIanot urt tc:ro odnn
an geftimmunesort. Elm 3nldBpprto
BON Der 90bs bss SrignaiiaBes Be-
re9nst tperbsn.
2neitsr Tldne CSeliiinsea u. Ssllf
f9rift,n) 1 Gent fir 4 lin5sn.
Oritter 3laHe (8uatr, Girtulare)
/ Gent fir 2 un6en.
@isrter alaHe (Waassal l Cent
pro Hinge.
gdna5d.
9ieIel6sn 8atsn anS 9tb;ngun9en.
oIs in ben Ser. Stual,; nit Musnabs
me, baB gsmii4ts Saafnannstpaaren,
reI6s ni6t als rSona Iib+" 9anbelss
Shutter geIanot Dsroen, NIT Ger pufs
tlipoft perIanOt tperesn maEsn. aauF.
mdnniI9s @4riftsn 81 och s:tpO9ns
lidsn Staten.
gini4reibeabiihr WOfSIuH4lasl
8 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

FuHuHlu' SEE. SluuleH Don Ss!bGfIS1 B A1t&
0oris, Srnutr,i&, 8 Sage.
Surbte, GaEuna, 2 Sage.
Rio be Sancirp, @rof!;er. 2S Eoe..
Gont, Stalien, 10 Gag.
e.. Sobus, Rtufurolano. SAGE.
Ct. Ytttrsburo, aublauo, u 3oge.
SooEep, Nuitrnlien. 81 Sooe.
Ser. Sfudten 8sipauDsis
unger.
Qnpeiisngen Big CUR SOB. pou
$3.50 fpisn 3 Gsnl3.
Nnpeiiungsn iibsr $3.50 Biz $500
totsn 5 Gents.
MnpsiTungen ii6er $500 tig $1,000
foiten 8 Cents.
@npsiiunssn iibsr $1,000 Biz
$1,000 toitsn 10 Gents.
Qnpsiiungsn iihr $4,000 Big
$1,000 foitsn IL Gents.
I%npeiIungen iiber $4,000 Big
$4,000 0 iten Is Gents.
Qnpeiiunesn Gbsr $4,000 Bis
$4,000 TO ten Is Gents.
Q%npeiIungsn ibsr $4,000 BIZ
$4,000 foftsn 20 Gents.
4ntpsiTungsn i6sr $4,000 Biz
$1,000 foI ten 25 Gents.
@ntpeiiunesn iiber $500 bis
$4,000 folten 80 Cents.
Sanbelspapisre - paGsts Bis gum
Gspi9t BON 10 unssn 5 GsntS;
gadets iiber 10 l1n5en l9per, 10 Gts.
(ob esI4lo7sn, nosr niGD nit Iusa
nabne bon Manuicripten nit beiiolz
eenbsn Gorrefiur 8Desn, fernsr ole
perIisasltenS aasn (iiebe unknlteNnp)
2 Gsnis pro un3e, mil 4usnubms BON
9risf fen in Yoit : Statiouen, !Do bic
qoitIa9en ni6t auseeiraQm tperbtn,
1 Gent pro nn5s. pOt : 9artsn, i 1
Gent.
3tpsiter 4foI1s 9otio4sn - 3sis
tunsen, pisrtslidbrli4 ooer Otter trs
i9sinenbs 3eiti4riften. psl6e aiqs
gratis bertbsilt tperDen. 0as da9'z
meine publifum bsjablt bafiir mil
giisn6a6n Morfen 3u Der &ate con
il l Gent fir 4 un3en obsr SbsIle bas
bon. lpsnn ni4t ~Dsrisgelt.
Oritter &lai1e - (aeorudte, feline
8lancp=8u6sr), @trtuIars, unoers 9ss
brudte Sa6en, Gprretturzgoge unb
b~eifolQenoeg Mdnufcript, 8alentines,
MuIif : Npten6Idtter. 9elipt1ps5.
S4romos, platate. 2it9O9rap6ie'n il.
esbrutts Qn3sigen i'm N19smeiner.
fGmmtli6, psnn ni@t periieselt, !
Gent fir 2 un3sn oosr penissr.
8ierter alaTe-Waarer uno Mu1
1ter, 8lancoz8idsr u. 9upisr., @rse,
ole Saden, psl9e ni4t in irg.no Gle
rer Der anDeren alaKsn einoefd!oHn
unO ibrsr Ratur na9 ni4t gsfd9rin
obsr psrberbli9 fir Den Snbol! otr
anosren poitio6sn finb. (Gin fpea
5islss @efeb febt bus 9orto fn, Sds
mersien. @6legsr, Bur5eln, SprnE.
hinge unb pflan3en auf bic Rots BON
einem Gent fir je 2 un5en fs|t.) sane
poroenonnte Qrtifel nidt meh., ols q
qfunb bstrdgsn, ! Gent pro unse ooer
fir isbe 2 unsen ODER Oersn 8ru44
tkil.
D~aarsnprobsn - Gads!e Bis 81 4
lln3en 2 Gents; Gudete ilbss q llu3en
i4tper, 1 Sent fir ispe 2 un3en cher
bsrsn 8ru9tbeil.
MuI ter obns 8ttib - S0ditgeA
pi9t 81 l1n5en. Oi:Is Go6sts birfen
na9fol9snoe Madbe niGt I6eri9reis
ten: II 3ou lang, 8 Son brett uno 4
3ou bod. Wsnn ouiseroGt, SIrfsn
ie IL 3o1 lang unc G Gol i'm um<
fanee iein.
RsgiFrotionssebibr fir Brittle unb
anbsre poFisnoun9sn betra9t 8 Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Serlanot int Maaemelmea.
Deutihss Arbeits : Wa9psliungs>
Mtrpnu

RI. 2ls. eaosebu,pse trab.. unite. Der GaiF4t BET
.Seuti&sn G.ieaibaft.. Sisi.nla'n. pt.~t oeat'
{&dftioen :-uni&en, tpOatn f6 psri0nli@ oar u
t~raniirtsn stist:a an Den dignity ,S Der gsl.aISait.
Strake. lpeupsn. tp,latr unentssltIid Nusfunfi CTS
tteilen mirD. t3dnSo, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13

GolsenSe Eabene teist ben n,utisen. ben %seffriseH
nno ben ieStidbrieen 5tare Der gBeis:nprciie ii psr'
a%leldIenee e. tsbsriih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Sn Sarmpuic

1T bic 9latur in Dieitr Snb,tg,eit, psra 9upipsn Ii,
gliitbsn bcrpor5rsbsn, nit BEN iiiben @bor Der 90
mr. hr NiIftf
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-05-11

The reliable Lansing wagons are
the best on the market. Two-horse
wagons, $50; one-horse wagons, $40
Prices on buggies accordingly. Cal
and inspect them.
5-4t2 H. NEsBrTT, Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-05-11
Special Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all
owners Of property in the village Of
Baraga, or occupants, that they are
required to remove all debris, rub
bish, ETC., injurious to the public
health, from the respective premises
within twenty days from the date
Of this notice, and upon refusal or
neglect so to do, said debris, rub.
bish, etc will be removed by the
proper authorities, and the expense
so incurred will be charged to the
respective property owners or oc
cupants. BY order
VILLAGE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Baraga, Mich.
Dated April q, 1901.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-05-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Additional Baraga news on page
five.
C. F. Hall, OF Chassell, was in
Baraga Tuesday.
Thomas Nichols is visiting friends
in town for few days.
At present there are no cases Of
measles in town.
Mr.. Elliot has taken the place of
Mr.. DAILY as operator at the South
Shore depot.
Frank Webb, of Laird, has taken
a position as clerk in the Baraga
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Nesbitt and
daughter we're at Houghton Satur-
day last.
Rev. J. II. DeLacy spent Thurs
day and Friday at Hurontown,
Houghton county, the guest OF Rev.
K. d. White.
A surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. A. Daily Friday evening
last by a number Of their friends.
A very pleasant evening was spent.
A ball team will be organized in
Baraga next week, and q game
with the Lake Linden team will be
played in this village May 18th.
A return game will be played with
the Lake Lindens June I'd.
Wade Aston, nephew OF J. W.
Aston. OF Laird, died at Phoenix,
Arizona, Thursday evening OF last
week, after a brief illness oil
meningitis. The young man was
we'll known in this village, and
the news OF his death will cause
deep regret among his former FAC
quaintances. The interment was al
Perrysville, near Allegheny, Penn
A new water works system is
contemplated for Baraga village
the supply to come from what is
known as the Six-mile Creek
J. H. Edwards, Of Houghton
was in town this week making
the survey. No further definite
information can be obtained a
present. 1t is earnestly hopet
that the proposed new system will
materialize.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-05-11
$BARAGA DEPARTMENT.

James Mcmahon was at Houghton
Saturday last
A. Daily and family left Wednes-
day for Marquette.
Mr., and Mrs. b. Southwell, OF
Laird, were visitors in town Friday.
Elijah Elliot and w. W. Gelson
were down from Laird this week.
j. Deal, OF Jefferson City, Mo-,
spent few hours in town Thurs
day.
Gus 'McGrath, Of West Superior,
is spending few days in Raraga.
Drs. Johnson Il Kaake have
opened branch Office in Baraga,
and DR.. Dryden will be in charge.
DR.. Dryden and the former gentle
men worked together for some time
previous to coming to these parts,
and their methods OF work, ETC..
are the same throughout. DR..
Dryden wishes to continue the
work here and guarantees the best
OF satisfaction. He will be at the
Thomas House, L'Anse, on Thurs
day and Friday Of each week, com
me ncing with May 10th, for denta
work.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-06

Political.

VIM. J. Adamson, of Paulsboro, formally
announced his candidacy for the Republic
can nomination for Assembly in the last
issue of the Paulsboro Press, accompanying
the announcement is very creditable
picture of Mr.. A. The Republicans nor
the people at large will criticise Mr.. A.
doing as he has done, but we will wager
something that what either Mr.. Adamson
or his editor says of him has caused Billy
lot Of trouble already. We quote: HE
has built nearly one hundred and fifty
houses, and is the one man who has built
Paulsboro and made it one of the finest
villages in the State" That kills BILLY"
dead as mackerel. If he wrote that
obituary himself, he will have committed
suicide, but if his editor wrote it, he has
been murdered in cold blood And the sad
thing about it is, Hon. Buck and Avis,
Esq, are enjoying the funeral.
VIM. H. Mccullough, of Swedesboro, is
candidate for the Republican Senatorial
nomination. He has entered the field
early, but as he has vitality enough to keep
his candidacy alive for a full year, he will
be pardoned for any little friction likely to
follow the early announcement.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-06
BRIDGEPORT.

On account of contagious disease in ouI
town, the commencement has again been
indefinitely postponed.
The usual program was carried out or
Memorial Day and grand time was had
by our citizens.
A man, supposed to be A Reed, was
drowned on Memorial Day. He was fish
ing off the wing of the bridge, when he
fell overheard. Persons who saw him sup
posed he was bathing and paid no attention
until too late.
Bridgeport Lodge A. o. U. W. has rein
stated two suspended members lately.
Mr.. Browning Lawrence, who has visited
his Dakota home, has returned again. Mr..
L. says he found everything in good order.
After very profitable season, our fisher
men have quit work on account Of the
scarcity of shad.
The Board of Education has elected Rose
J. Robinson as teacher in room No. at
Bridgeport, and Lizzie I. Tonkin, of Aura,
for teacher at Centre Square. Our teachers
next year will be as follows: Asa S. Justice
for No 1 Theodore Fleetwood, principal,
Bridgeport; M. Ella Helms, room No. 2,
Rose J. Robinson, No. 3, Bridgeport; Lou
D. Thompson, Nortonville; Lizzie Tonkins,
Centre Square; Ada Gooden, Lincoln.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-06
Grange Memorial Day.

Master of New Jersey State Grange, Geo.
w. F. Gaunt, under date of May rs, has
issued circular to the various oranges call
ing attention to Grange Memorial Day-tht
third Sunday in June. The Master urges
every subordinate Grange to observe the
occasion, and that the services may be i'm.
pressive and beautiful.
The next holiday will be the Glorious
Fourth.
The constables of the county will or
ganize detective association to-day.
-Children's Day will be celebrated II
the Central Baptist and NJ E. churches OF
Sunday evening.
The annual Grange Picnic will be hele
at Alcyon Park on Wednesday and Thurs
day, August and 8.
The annual 4-o'clock picnic by st
Bridget's church, Glassboro, will be helt
in the church yard on Saturday, the go
inst.
Charles Jones' horse made clean run
from Almonesson on Monday, and wa
stopped at the Court House corner by
Superintendent Ludlam after upsetting ;
carriage in front of the post Office.
The annual meeting of Eglingtor
Cemetery Company was held on June LIST
when the officers were reelected as follows
President, VIM. Mullen; secretary an6
treasurer, L. G.. Sickler; superintendent
Jos. T. Sickler,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-06
A Sovereign Remedy for Smallpox and
Scarlet Fever.
IFrom the Philadelphia Record Of 1s76.l

From the Philadelphia Record of 1876
About two years ago The Record made
known through its columns smallpox spe-
eific which had been given to the public by
q correspondent of the Stockton Gal. Her.
aid, who declared that it had been success
fully used to his knowledge in hundreds of
cases, and would prevent smallpox, or cure
it even though the pittings were filling
The recipe was originally published as a
panacea for smallpox by some of the most
scientific schools of medicine in Paris. 1t
is claimed to be of infallible efficacy. 1t is
cure also for scarlet fever, and it is harm
less when administered to well persons.
The following is the prescription =
Sulphate of zinc, one grain; foxglove
(digitalis) one grain; half teaspoonful of
sugar; mix with two tablespoonful Of
water. When thoroughly mixed add four
ounces of water. Take a spoonful every
hour. The disease will disappear in twelve
hours. For children smaller doses should be
given, according to their age.
A subscriber of The Record called at this
office yesterday with a slip cut from the
issue Of this paper which contained the
recipe above given, and stated that the
preparation had cured his child of small
pox in one day. The remedy appears to be
precisely the same as that now being dis
pensed to scores of people daily at ST.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum, at the corner of
Seventh and Spruce streets, in this city,
and which has been found remarkably
efficacious. Mother Gonzaga, the venerable
head of the institution, who is busily
engaged in compromising the medicine, has
been member of the order of Sisters of
Charity for fifty-four years, and is now the
Mother Superior of the order in this city
She states that she received the specific
from Father Heinrich, of Germantown, some
ten years ago, who first had it from a
French physician, who discovered it during
the prevalence of a smallpox epidemic in
Paris, where it had been used with great
success. When the sister first began to
make it she voluntarily sent bottle or two
to families that she knew were suffering
from smallpox; the result was so surpris-
ingly beneficial that the report rapidly
spread, and in short time the news was
known all over the neighborhood. Several
priests in the city have not only recon-
mended it, but announced it to their con-
gregations where it could be procured, and
the additional publicity thus given has
necessitated the constant labor of all the
Sisters in the work Of preparation. 1t is
made in large copper vessel, which holds
| eight gallons, and not infrequently twenty
gallons day are distributed.
| We publish the above by request Of a
lady of this city who used it extensively
during the smallpox epidemic at Glouces-
ter City in 1876 with great SUGGEST.