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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

BON Scc uu0 - ufCn-Sopt.
Smcn IhompioL Der StcucrmdnW!
&obcrt2, ,%<nQcuirw Smith lm0 tillI
W}itQlicOcr Ger NcioBlm0 oc@S hlcpp.
0omplCra yGnmO," Wcldlcr AM lets
ten Mittuod) in Scr G%bclopcutc @Gt
nic0rrbrunnte, tnmCu 0cltcrn ool,
Nccnpi0c, 30, mll ocu Compiler
ySonOicr" bier al.
Ter SdopnCr oN&ohu i. Gbr
mann" Gi0rnthum non 4, z. Comb,
Union mo Nn0crcn in llrbolo va,
lit pon oiclcn ON Capt, u. &onc3 Don
llrboru n%crtulft mor0cn.
Mus Baltimore Gouutp.
- Ylltbcr SLING, Elm YScbltubl Nrbcj
ter Der NibIun0 mo Ironflin Mc
brrci pom ". ). 0idcu x Sobucn ST
Ildcnpillc. Ncrictb am Sonlltod "a.
lclhIt in ocn Y&cbitlbl, mn0 che Die
Woidyincric 5lm Stjnitouo NcbrudG
lucr6cn fonntc, buttc Cr NCrlCBrnNcn
am &opic mo um Nrmc CrlIttCn.
@obl bic critic Elmpc, ole tn
niclcm Mlntrr 5uiror, lit OicIcnl0c I'M
@ci0n0niB 81 (omion, @or0cjn
GbiIcont iono Acitcrn N%}orgcrL ooB
Glc ElmIpc nid)t urbcitCtc, mo cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Su9 9SCttCr.

sir Niarnluuo un0 ocn Nlltrltt
ColImbia flares A}cttcr mo loc'tIld)e
MjuOc
Yer U0dlitc TbcmomctcrltoI1o mar
G. Mro0 lnl 3 llbr Nndnlitto02.
Ger ~nicOri1itc Observation-Disclosures
nor IS @roo nm ! llbr NtorNcl3.
M}ittlcrCr Woronctcrltmn0 3OO6.
Ger ~nicoriQltC (bcrn1onlctcrltolo
scr lcbtcn 81 StlmOcn III nod'oINcn
ncn Stdotcn mur, mic lolQt: Gultport
10. Vortlnno -. bottom IS, Albom
IS. Nclp= Yort IS. Ebilu0clpblo 36.
9ltluntic Gin IS, NulblnQton 30,
9{orioIf IS, Nuttcro3 II, GburIclton
10. Snpounuh 10, &odionnluc lG,
,Nlpitcr 20, sen Mcit -, Ntlantu II,
MIunt0umcrn 3S, NOu-C Orleans 30,
4ulcitinc Is, @olpriton a. Corpus
Ghrliti -. W}cnlpbi9 -, Cincinnati
10. Nittabur0 IS. C3mcAo IS, NuIa
iulo II, Glcucluno 10, Detroit IS, I'll
pcnu -, N]}orQl1cttc -, @rccn Nou
3G, Chicago 10, Cuhutb IS, ct. FoEI
IS, Ct. @oui9 II, Honio0sGitn -,
Cmobo IS. Nlrou 81 @iauort 36,
@iuiitou 80, Nourc IS. &cIcno Is.
Sult @ufc-Gim 81 0cnpcr 80, Atortb
Glottc %. GoOQcsGitU TO, Nmorlllo
36, %o4 NnNclc9 Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

Cine irOblidc 8cbnrt9.
tugafcier ionO 0citcrn Nbcno III
Der Nobming oco Nrn. NoOli Siritl,
pr. 30S. YeurIitrobc, itott lnocnl
Sr. Sirid) boielbit inn cngen SAINT.
lien. uno 3reun0e9freiic ieln 80.
@"icgcnieit i%eicrtc. &icIc biibitc @c.
id,cnfe uno 5ablreihc @rotuIotioren
ainaen Dem @ebmtsta00tin0c bon
nab uno fern 5n, mo bic @rotuIolI,
ten, mela)e lid am Nbcn0 %eininnOeL
muroen aui ons 9llerbcitc bcluirtbct
Sri. 5r%nn5isfa Siridl, 6ruu NooIr
Sirid, Srau Grabmeuer mo Die S&.
Mar 8oltcr, Gutter, 3ruicbelmonL
0robuieper mo Sirih trll9cn onrC0
muiifaliide Gcrtrd9c uno &ecitotic
nen peientlid 5ir Undertaking. bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

~ pd) II III il un0 Is DO y .
Sucu" limo Oniilr UcrontlUortIld,
oob %ijiic NiIcu, einc toiiccbrounc
Sh0nc, bcttc im @%cidnQniB lucNclr
0lCbItQhl@ pom so Gclt2 lbrcn Ero.
icB obpurtct, &i55ic lit cine GroBc
Yicbbubcrin Scr bciocn dlinciilhcn
@Cridtc mo lbr @cllcbtcr brud)tc lie,
INN lhr cine @lunlt 6lt crlucllclL nod
Coma Nou'3 Ghinclcn. Spcllnfc, 9tr.
l22, Ncurl StroBc. GuicIbit ilbcrNob
Scr Wcnlcitcr Si55ic'a Dem Gbinclcn
cine 0ollornptc sur Nc5oblmlA. Ger
GhinCic lcQtc 50 GCnt0 McdiclQcl0
allf 0Cn (iid) mo phnc 0uB lhr BE.
gIcltcr Is bcn1Crttc. ltcdte Sl5jic HilcU
Oua @clb in ihrcn Struupf. Mis- 0uul
ipGtcr Ger 9icQcr ollf Die Ncrmla0ubr
lcinC& 9Sedlclgcl0c3 bcltoUo. tonn c5
jplid)cn Dem Grio 5u elmer Nl9cinan.
ocricbuung. ncldc onnlit cnOctc, o0b
Der GbinClc 0na 6rnucn5inmlcr Der
hoitcu licb. &n Scr YOll5ciitoiion
murocn sic so Gents in Hi55ic'&
Strunpi p%orgcfunbcL mo EoIijci
rid)tcr. &obcn ilberluic9 loI0lth HcB
tcrc ocn 8crid)t9perinbrcn.
IuSgcbobcn. Gtc Eoli}ci
oca mittlcrcu Giitritt5 mltcrnobm
Acitcrn 9(bcno Inn 126 Hin cine Hn}
5io ulri oic bon 0rn. Sotnb Eccbc be
tricbcnc @irtbihuit Nr. SOB, NotCr
StroBc, pcrbuItete Den Mirtb lpc0cn
ullAcblid)cn Ncrfollis pom Spirituo,
len am Sonntog nro lod)tc oud) oic
unlucietoen @1ite, Samuel aniaht.
Hobcrt GonncQn Sonntcl Grittiiel0,
Yotrid Collins, glbcrt Aoonra, So1u
y. Scott illlo ,Sohn q. Gorl his 5unt
hcllti9en Terbor ols 3ell9Cn cit. Iic
8Gite crflGrten. lie pobrtcn ollc in
0crllClbcn Webali0e, no ole TStrtD
id)oft lid bciinbet. Sn ibrcn 3cucn
int mittlercn Stotionsbuiiic lonQclr
iic oclt 9dtlScn abcrtb 9ciitIid)c nn0
iucltlihc 9ieocr IN blitttem @cmiih
ourhCinon0cr.
StiftunqSfet int oWcGo'
moab Snititut." 0oS 30.
SabrcSieit Der g%rofinni,g oeS NC.
3ono16 SnititutS" miro onl 81. no
penlber in cntiprebenoer @cilc &C.
ieicrt merocn. Nod elmer Terlmmm'
hung i'm Sdnul5innter mo clnent
GrcrSiercn ser anoben miro EN-
idlihtcS Mittogsciicn genoNer. iino
NudmittoaS ii1,ort Gin 0llbhaIllpi'I
itoit. Sr. 2. {. Mnrclullo 1T Frtn'
5ipol beS Sniiituts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Slim IIomcr prrDuftc

Slim TlumCr OCrhdttCt
- SCrNCunt Gup pom 0itllhen Euli.
5ciOiltritt mohtc mn SunIitng Ntor'
gen ci1len glltcn Sang, Gr pCrbuitctc
ol Scr Siio GoroIincitroBc 5pci Ne.
ger, NoncnS Nnl. @iblun bon pr.
1900 Bethel ElucC, mo Ncnrp Mil.
li0ma, alias %ohu Nropn, BON Nr.
SO. Observation-Disclosures, mcldC Hobcrt
Garter 0llrd) 0n2 ultc Slim 6lnmlpiIl
I'M 50 bcldminoclt bottcll. @ei0c
murOcn i'll Der 0itIidcn Foli3ciitotion
Dem Ero5CBucriohrcn i%tbcrluiclcr,
Sic porcn bcrcit9 iriIbcr pom Ger.
Ncontcn Gon ciuca 0hnlid)cn Der.
Ncbcna iibcriilbrt morbcu.
NbQcblibt. Gle Mirtbin
Spbumno Griorlc BON 9tr. tl3. Eor.
finItrubc, mCld)c nn Uorigcn Soml-
tag ollr Die NnihuIoi0ung bin Der.
hoItct luur0c. IN lhrcnl Spfulc gclitlNc
Wctr0lltc oCrtuult 5u hobcrL Wur0C
AcItcrn pom Eoli}clrid)tcr Soocn irci,
Nclpruhen, ga SCrqcant Gents, mel.
der ole Ndi5lQ modltc, nid)t gcnilQCns
oc@ NCucl9mntcrioI Ne1er tic ulri
brlnAcll t0nntC. Ger SOIL muBte be
tonutlldI INN cine Mod)C ucrlhobcn
lucrnCn, "a 0cr Gigcntbiimcr Der
HiCcn5 bon Der Stuot ubpcIen0 mar.
6itr Gin mritcrCS serb 0r
cIt9cboItCn - Ter Ncger !.
N0rrl'on, mcIdCr am Srcitog Wtor
gen tm NcrIuuic elmer SdJicBCrCi IN
9tr. 1O6, Sorob Ann StroBC, lcincn
No'engcnollcn Ebilipp Gbi@lcp oltrd
clllcn NcooIucrihuB lcbcn99ci0brlid,
ocnuunocte, mur0c Hcltcrn pom 80
Il}rlrltltcr Ho0Cn nnd) Dem @cfGn0,
rtB 0clon0t nm Cilt am %. Noocnls
Der 'tutt'lu0crOca @crb0r u6sumor.
tClt.
Gin folihcr Nlorm. - 0c.
tern Nbcl0 nm s llbr ert0nte Gin
Sellerolorm pom auItcn 9fr. 34S an
Der Ode pon SonOolcitroBe mo 8ltil
foro'Aucntc, mo ga bic oroBct
Werfe Der .Gropn Sort & Seal So"
'td) III lener Nohboridnit befinbelL
500 Die 0or5c Heierbcnlonnidoit ocS
nllttlercn StotionSGouics aus. IS
'tcutc 'id) icood beroiS, boB cin @0ie-
lpltt eincn ioIiden Nlarru eingeionot
bottc.
&u0enOIihc Wiiiet1Gtcr.
Ter I Sabre olte Neger SnmcS
Fter'on bon Mr. SAG, @eit-W nl6errD
StroBe, lpuroe geltcrn in ser 'ipeit,
llden Eoll3ciitotion DEM @eribtspers
fobren ilberluieier, neil er nit eiiienl
@efobrt oes Srn. q. s. SlootiicIo,
lucldeD hci'm 2erington Murft itono,
ouI mo oauon iubr, uno Der 10
Sabre aIte Soiepb Sobnion puree
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Scbcusmiioc ans Gram.

Nlt0llit Wicld)ior trunf Sauoonll1L
neil cr bciilr6tctc, icl1c 0nttlll
81 pcrliCrcn.
,<n Wc9cnmort mrbrcrcr 6onllIlcll'
N~nacb0rigcn trunf gcltcr11 Sornllttog
mn If llbr Der 81 Sabre dlte Nuglllt
WfcIhior Don gtr. POO, 9toro Shr0.
ocritrabc, cine Soils SouOonum
wcldc nod 9lniidt Der Her5te ocS
,Wiorpldn0cr llnipcriit0ta Soipitola"
icirlcu 500 hcrbciiilbrcn 0ilritc. Wtcl.
dior'2 @attiu liCNt icit mebrercn
Guucn toOtfraut in ibrcr Mobnlung
00rnicOcr, unO Ourob granite lid Der
M}uul 10 lcGr Dob cr 3citcrn 5lrr @lft-
iluihc Qriii. Sciu Sobn lob, mic CT
Ole Nioid)c an 0cn Wtln0 lcBtc, fornte
icOod) uiht rchticitl1 sum- &otcr
uCIulIdClL nm inn 0iC Tlu'd)c I'll cnt
rciTCn. 2CBtcrCr huttc gcro0c cine
QrniiQcuoc Coils Suu0onlm gctrun.
fen, nm icin Ycbcn III Nci0brocn. Gin
raid iltr Stclc gcriiicncr 2lr5t en-
piubl sic llcbCrlilhruna N}clhior'a
nod Dem .OinrpldnOcr llniuCrlitdta.
Noipitol," mo9 and, gcidoh. %.
irlbit muroC 5lpor bel Dem Eottcntcn
sic WugCnplunpc ungCmun0t, OoH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
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M,,n,,or ,,i., n;an,rcr,,3bn
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'trcItl1c ) Ercjlhtt DER II. Mnro
rni'd)teocn Ut illlo olr W|oblbconIteIl
uNnIldlc Observation-Disclosures III an
ocrcll Frcjt1lien corrlNtrt bobcl.
2Hlc III orlttcll Frrj1ntt Der l2.2Snro.
70 'tllllllltC uild) III nc"rl6lcocllcl n1oC.
rem Frcjllttrl olc 3abl Der 3ohl'
'trldc alt1 oclll n1fl5lcllen 3oblbo0Cli
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Der HcnIoIrllr0 rorrI9lrtc one Nco!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

9lrNitcft Nr. &obn Gounn Der Nou
mciitcr. .ul0 am Ban Gomitc morCn
tb1tiQ bic 500. @itbcrt u. gS0Iter,
&oriiBcr \iiaac StrOuiG &cpi @ott
ihoIf, 5 NJ, %ouhbcimcr, GopiO
@or}bcrq. z. Shmiot %ouia ".
@mp. 4. Ncrnci, auuimon aoE,
NcnrD 6ricOmomn mo Soui9 HinN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Sdiffsfartcn pun nno nad 9entid)
IouA.

Son Baltimore biz gremen: 4a'
lite $45 uno 7.5O; gremcn-gol.
linlorc bis gum /. Noucmber $3.50
uto $50. so; bonn 1. Nopembcr bis
[. allauIt $3.50. 8irnoreiie al bill.
liaerem Yrciie. sbco. s. 9iener &
&c., 2immcr Scr. 3, ia Sit.2ering.
ton.Str. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
2lrtbur 20. Hpbiutt,
Wr. 1871. ct.safttmsre-etrase

YaiIagc Nptariats . Uclbmediet.
Bureau. SdiffSfartcn fir ollie
9ampier. 2iuicn. Re,iepGiie, @chieI.
9eIopedieI hno @Ioienonnsen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Weloienbunscn mad 9entidlanb nns
ScStreid

ait "a Gents pro Marf uno 20R
Gents bro arone. Eorto ertra.
0edieI u~usseiteIt auf ale Tbeile
scr WcIt. Sbco. s. 9icncr & So,
ia Sit.0 esinatun.S Ctr, 2iumer Tr.
3. uS0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
SuliuS Sebbcl, Seiitider H6otoerapb.
321 N.-0apsS traRc.
GuhiurfbilNer MIR ST Drp Iuben0.

Sn emaiairten opolen 9iloern lino
id)one Ncllbeiten eripabnetsrpcrtb.
2ebcns9robe photographer mo
fiinItIcriid poaenoete Gopien alter
giloer in Grapon, Woiierfarbct, Del
unb GoItcn cine SpesiaIitGt.
Wan uersciie nid)t, pprsulprrdlrn.
COfti2--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Sulbsaclutiuc.

Gulbe0clntiuc.
ipluiC allc 5nm &urit0cid,Oit 1cbOrCn'
ben SclifatciIcu III hnbcn bel
Spuis -. Hcttbern
966-96S 2%crin9tOn Wortt nno
3l2-34t NolliuSs Wnrtt.
I'm qcrinetun sWnrft jcocu &ormit'
tan in Der @udlc II. S0mitag Abcno.
CSn15-31 :9iop7-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

ucrlhlimmcrtc lid) i'm Snulc oca
Nohmittog9 oclicu NciiuoCn bclt0u.
Dig,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

33. StiitnnNaicit, ucrbnnOCn nit
Gunjcrt nuo %nl, III Der r6rOllinn
Nallc," Wuntng, Ocn IS. NOucmbCr.
,315-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Gic %c1i@lotu I.

NtC SCgl@lQtltr I.
Sic nUditc Ycdi3lotur miro g. DC
morrutiihc WiitNlicOcr hubcn mo
oc2buIb cilcn ormofrdtildcn Stunt9
Sh0bmclltcr WlCbcr @cru0hlcu; Nr.
Nhrrop Nonoiucr ser icbiQc StOut3
ShnBmciitCr, miro obnc 3lucilcl lciu
Cl0ClCr ltodfoINCr mcr0cn, obld)On il,
NCpiiicu 0cmotrotiidcn &rcilcl b.
OcltcuOc Sppoiition gcNcn i'm
bcrrlht.
Ger Scnot miro pou Ocu Como
trOtclt. Ole BORT IS WtitgIic0Cr bubclt.
orQoniiirt lUcr0cn. &cr Vr1ii0cnt
ucrOcn miro, lit nod lchr maGptG.
Nrtbur y. Wormoh Jun, fam Den
hohcn %GbrcupoitCn uiclciht Gcwins
zen. mcnn icin &o1cr ocm Gr @ou.
urrlcltr >Sobn Multcr Smith mo
mn0crcn EurtCiiijhrcrn bonn Sltllicr
prriprid)t, nid)t mlC0cr 0l@ GunOi0ut
iiir 0cn @unoC9 Seuot ali}lltrctcn.
Gas Noua miro iidl Gus 10 Craas
nllation@ GcnlotrottL > %unnbbGn0l
gen Tcntotrotcn mo Il Ncpublifo
ucrn 5lllnmmCnlcbcm mClm Der &ll0
Oclmlo0cl inn 3. FrC5lntt Ger f..
@&Qr0 Den GCmofrUtCn Suu0Cr nid)t
an STEELE 6c2 Hcpubllf0ucra GIcopl.
Iono crlpGblt. Wtlt NiIic Der bciocu
ulobhGnNigcn Ncmotrotcn uon Mime
Nrunocl Gnuntp Die pom @ollucr.
nclr Woriiclo controlIrt mcrocrL
t0uncn Die GcmoGrutcu aud bu4
N0lI9 or0onllircn; ole 0cmIotratiidc
Stoot2 mo StnOtorNoullation miro
Den llnobb0u0igcn jcooh 3l1cltGno
mile MAIDEN mijiNCn bGijUlih Der
Fcrloul!d)fcit bCa Sprthrr2. Won
Alolbt, oob Nr. silt non Nrincr
Georges GolultD Der ponrnOc Wiorn
it, alli Den ole o9tcQul0rru" unO ole
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oblfon CT IN 0cn o9}cQularcl" Ncrcd)
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iric0iglmg beruorQcru1eH }I hubcn.
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| ollnabb0llgigen @ilrQcrucrcina." cr,
belt an SontltoQ Elm ldnOcrc&
Sdrei6en bon cincm 0ulcicbcncn
ocutid) omcrifonildcn Sttmm0chrr
ocr StuOt, norin oic'cr Dem .llnob.
b0naiqcn @iirNcrpcrcu oon Morn.
lono" ST ocm GrfoIQc Ser Mutation
aclen 0o3 Hoc Nmcn0cmcnt icint
WlitdlpilnId,e ultalprldt un0 icilc
6rclloc barber olaorjtt Oob Die
Gcttifen @aItimorca WOlit Gin
Nal Gcnneininm QcQca Die Nn0riifc
oui Die pcri0ulidle Grcl1cjt 0chon0clt
bobcn. 3llgIcid) miro IN Dem Sd)rci
ben sic MobnmnN Nc0uIert. Oob bic
Ccutiden aud IN 3utmit }1ion.
mcnbolten nt0d)tcrL lmt rI,r ooS ali.
gcneinc Nobl g~cidlIoiicu rinultrctelr,
pcnn eS notbiB lei Ter Shreibcr
luornt aegen Die tIttuuhc 9}riOcrci,
lucId)c bcionocrS ms Ccutlhcn an.
baitct menn Scr Cine c0cr 4ltoerc
pom GrioIg i'm priuutcN iopie I'M
oilentli6en Seben bcgIiidt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

4"4~*~~ ~-s~r4~"s ~%+- -s%% -a%*+"i "s*-s*~I ~F"4~s~%. !
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-17
Our Great Remnant Sale.

Is There bargains which you afford to
miss Remnants in all kinds goods and at prices that
simply defy competition.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-17
Good News.
HEARD IT AND PROFITED
THEREBY,

"GOod news travels fast" and the
thousands OF bad back sufferers in
StauntOn are glad TO learn that prompt
relief is within their reach. Many d
lame, weak and aching back is bad no
more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills.
Our citizens are telling the good news
OF their experience with the Old Qua
ker Remedy. Here is an example worth
reading:
A. II. Bunch, retired farmer of pa
W. Water ST., Charlottesville, says
Some twelve years ago first noticed
dull aching across the small of my
back. L paid little attention to 1t at
fist, but as the attacks occurred much
more freq uently and were much more
acute ana there was added To tnAm
trouble with the kidney secretions
very annoying and sometimes pain al.
| commenced TO doctor myself, but
even help when the attacks occurred
was just as remotely III che distance
the oav l went for Doan's Kidney
| Pills as it was when l first noticed
that l had kidney Complaint. 1t "as
different entirely,,with Their treatment.
They so washed, strengthened anu
purified my kidneys that when kidney
secretiOns became normal the back
ache ceased. | AIN so convinced OF the
value Of Doan' 8 Kidney Pills that |
unhesitatingly recommend them"
Plenty more proof like this from
Staunton people. Gall at b. +. Hughes
drug store and ask what his customers
| report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 C.
Foster MilbuTn, Buffalo, N. Y. sole
| agents for the United States.
| ReInemb Der the name Doan's and TAKE
no substitute.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1905-03-17
PARASITE IN AUSTRALIA.
Great Loss of Wool and Sheep Caused
by Fly Which Works Havoc
in the Flocks.

A report has been received by the
minister for agriculture with reference
to the sheep maggot fly, or blown
sheep" fly, in Australia.
Though comparatively unknown ten
years ago, it has been gradually getting
worse until last year complaints were
coming in from all quarters of the state
rs to the loss ON wool and sheep, not
20 mention the expense Of dipping and
treating the blown sheep all the fly sea-
son, which this year extended from the
end of April to the middle OF September.
The flies chiefly attack breeding ewes
and lambs after they have tailed.
Wethers are seldom blown, but the wet
or soiled wool ON the rump or crutch
of the ewes is the favorite place to de-
post the eggs, where within very few
hours maggots hatch out and burrow
under the wool, and feed and crawl about
in hundreds over the skin, which be-
comes infiamed and covered with red
and black blotches. Later, as the dam
aged wool sloughs off, these become evil
smelling sores. If the sheep is not at
tended to within a few days the mag
gots extend up the back and the sheep
wanders away and is eventually eaten
alive.
One can easily detect blown sheep"
from its restless manner and the way it
jerks its tail and shakes its head. When
the sheep is caught the wool is shorn
off the infected part, and the wounds
and soiled wool are treated with some
mixture to drive out or kill the maggots
and heal the skin. 1t is found that it is
better to drive out the parasites than
kill them in the WOOL for if killed they
soon form a corrupt mass to attract
more flies. Maggots have been OBJ
tanned by the entomologist from infested
sheep, and efforts will be made TO es-
tablish the identity and life history of
the fly. The results will be furnished
as soon as che matter is settled.
Many ''squatters" dip their sheep six
weeks or more after shearing, as there
Is more wool on the skin to retain the
mixture and it has more lasting effect.
If there is not much rain the G...Jing
protects the sheep from maggots in the
winter months. Most of the ranchmer
use Cooper's dip. The loss to sheep
owners from this pest is very considera-
Die, not only in wasted wool and lost
sheep, but in the constant attention and
time that has to be taken in treating
blown sheep. In damp, warm deather
they have to be mustered up every few
days.
What is wanted at present is uniform
mixture which can be applied to the
blown wool, heal the skin, and prevent
the flies from blowing it again before
the mixture dries. Carbolic washes Of
all kinds have been discarded in Scot
land, for though they kill the maggot
and heal the skin they have no lasting
effect Sulphur and oil is chiefly used,
and where the skin is not broken the adj
dition of arsenic is found to make very
good mixture, which prevents the flies
from depositing their eggs, but arsenic
should not be used on wounds or broken
skin.
F. w. COOLING.
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Son of His Father.

Popleigh-My wife has a book in
which she records all the bright things
our baby gets off.
Smithkins-Why, l had no idea the
little fellow was old enough for that
sort of thing.
Popleigh-Oh, yes. He repeats every
thing he hears me say.-Chicago News.
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The Polite Beggar.

want some money, do ye?" said the
kind old lady. Now wonder eff We de-
serve it. What would you do with pen
ny eff give it to ye?"
Lady" replied the polite beggar,
Eyer Kindness would touch me so dat
I'd buy postal card wild de money an
write yer note O. thanks ''-Catholic
Standard.
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Question:

Mrs. Quiverful discussing neighbor
with visitor)-The way she goes out
gadding about and leaves her poor lit
tie child at home is simply disgraceful,
Nothing to my mind becomes woman
so much as baby.
Little Daughter-It doesn't become a
woman unless it's girl baby, does it,
mamma?-Ally Sloper.
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Verified.

Casey, hov yez liver hur-rud thot if
yez are ut tn bottham av tall Chin
ney yez kin sac tn sthars in tn day
toime?"
"Oi hov, me bye, avn OF how sane
Thin
"Yez sane thim?"
'Oi did. Oh fill down tn chimney
Chicago News.
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No 2 connects at HarrisOnburg,
Va, chesapeake Western Junction) with
Valley r. r. trains for all points in the
Valley, North or South of HarrisOnburg
and for points South OF North via Southern
Ry. or Valley r. r., and Harper's Ferry,
B. g. o.; also via StauntOn. Va, 70.
Train No. connect at Elkton, w., with
N. g. w. train No. for ali points nth,
SOuthw and Northwest, via Roam @,
Va, Winston Salem, N. c., Bristol, lie
or Coium bus. Ohio.
Train No. connects at ElktOn, Va, with
N. & W. train No. for Luray, Front Roy
al, Riverton, Va, Charlestown. w. Va,
Hagerstown, Md, and points North and
East via Hagerstown, Md. and Cum Der
land Valley and Western Maryland K. Rs.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping carsthrOugh from
Elkton to New York, via Harrisburg and
Philadelphia. Pa.
Train No. will wait at ElktOn tor n.
Il w. No. 4 connection, 80 minutes when
late.
For information as to rates, tickets,
routes, etc., apply to any agent OF the
Chesapeake Western Railway, OF
M. L. Mardis,
! Harrisonburg, Va. Traffic Mgr
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And He Rapped for Order

"Oh," sneered the self-important law
yer who was cross-examining. you
think you know it all, don't your"
mot quite replied the witness.
For instance, I don't know how you
to secure an occasional client"
C;fv C4or
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bached Limit
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36in
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&c ancyca styles, sale
(hldrep rib
BoysI a to 10 years 20
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made, value, sale price 30
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His Brilliant Idea

Wife-John, don't you think that
our house is altogether too small for
our present needs?
Husband-Yes; I've been thinking
seriously of putting an addition to it
Wife-Something in the shape of
wing?
Husband-NO; something in the
shape of a ortgage.-Chicago News
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The Old, Old Story

Old Gentleman-How old are you,
my dear?
Little Girl was eight years old
yesterday.
Old Gentleman-Indeed! You don't
look to be that old.
Little Girl-Ah, how you naughty
men do tiatter us poor, weak women.
Chicago News