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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01
Money Market.

Gold market continues quiet buying rates
1874. In uncrrrent money there is but little Of
fering-some demand for the Bank of Tenues-
see.
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NOTICES.


N1oTICE-NO BILLS WILL BE PAID BY
~ W.. N, Eakin K Co.. unless contracted BY
me in person. or BY my written order;
February 4. 1867. 2s-oS
NTOTICE-I WISH TO EXCHANGE A
IN beautiful fye-scre lot. near and adjoining as
the State Female College, for house and lot
In the city one north Of Union street prefer
i0u' ANS W. c. ANDERSON,
1884 No. 70 Adams st., corner Third.
NOTICE-NO BILLS WILL BE PAID BY
~ Whitmore Bros. unless contracted by me
IN person, or by my written order; ,r,,opp
100 Il. WHlIMOhE.
TAKE NOTICEl-GREAT REDUCTION
i IN PRICES.-F. Faquin, lO3 jefferson
street. would most respectfully inform the pub
lie that he Is ready TO take orders for clothing,
made in the latest Paris style, Also. Cleaning,
Dyeing and fixing up old clothes, 50 as to make
fhoH look new. Give'him call and see for
your.elves. He also informs the ladies that he
Is now ready to do the cleaning Of Kid Gloves
In good STYLE Do not forget to call and see him
lit IL for yOur own gaod. .
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YARD WIDE brown domestic l2a cents
at Elsoa's. o.

GRAND RAFFLE.-The chances for the
noted and well.trained horse, +" Bob
Ridley" and top buggy, which will be
rafied for this evening at Harry Wealth
erbees saloon, Jefferson street, are being
rapidly taken. There were only twenty
chances left last evening. Those that
wish to make a good investment should
purchase chance. Invest ten dollars
and draw the rig, which is worth nine
hundred dollars.
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MAN Found IN THE BAYoU.-The body
of an unknown man was found in the
bayou near the Auction street bridge
this morning. It's thought that he has
been dead nine or ten days There were
no marks Of violence on his person. An
inquest was held by Coroner Cotton,
AFTER which the remains were decently
;nLn--od ---------- -
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PKvILEcEn CHiRAorERs-The report
of the grand jury to Judge Hunter states
that one hundred and twenty-three pris-
oners are now being taken care of at the
public expense in the county jail
Eighty.four are colored and thirty'nine
white persons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

BENEFIT OF L. B. FLETCHER,-To-
night, at the New Memphis The
alter, Mr.. L. B. Fletcher, the accom-.
plished Assistant Treasurer of the estab'
lishmeut, will take benefit, after which
the theater closes The programme fer
the occasion will include Black Eyed
Susan, laughable farce, the recitation
of ShamHs OBrfsn by Mr.. WheeIock,
and the Drummer Boy Of Shiloh BY J.
SeesseL The members of the theater
company in the city have rendered their
services, also Mr.. George S. Grey, little
Katie Gilbert and W. Il. Riley, Mrs @.
S. Grey will make her first appearance
on the stage in this city as " Susan, and
Miss Jennie Gilbert as Dolly Nay
flower" Capt CrOsstree will be per
sonAted BY Capt ]. " Porter. This pro
gramme should draw q full house, es-
pecially as this is the last night the the
alter will be open. Mr., Fletcher is de-
serving young man, and NE wish him 4
big benefit
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CANDIDATES.

WEARE ,AgTnoRITzJElD 2, To e !, ANNOUNCE \
didate for recollection 70 tho Congress OF the
United States.
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THERE will be a meeting to night ct
Joe Wstisrs saloon. No. 3A3 Adams
street, at eight o'clock, pm, to organize
. base ball club All young men who
wish 70 become members viii please
attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

IMpoErRD DRISK.- Cassi's "Coque-
TAIL" at II. Aehles, corner Of Second
and Union streets. The best blood
purifying drink and pleasant beverage
for a warm climate known. 81
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The river is at a stand at this point
The weather is clear and beautiful. Bus
mess wore an improved appearance at
the landing this morning.
The following are the arrivals and de-
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
-lII M Mp HISS
"Wednesday Evening, May I, 1867

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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NEw TRIAL-In the Criminal Court,
yesterday, John Gearin, who was elected
to serve two years in the penitentiAry
for killing Mat Mulvey, applied for a
new trial, on the ground that justice had
not been done in his case. The teSti-
mOny was heard, but the Judge deferred
his decision.
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For Dress Trimmings and Buttons. NO
tions, etc.. etc.. 90 to Howell, Wood q Co. .,
332 Main street-southern Palace. OF
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Special Notices.

Special Notices win beiEserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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A SPLENDID assortment Of Organizes
and Lawns at SHLoss & BRo.'s,
53 sa5ss..s y. 247 Main street

PoLIoE CouRr.-ThirtY.six cases were
on the Police Court docket this morning,
$3.50 so assessed for fines and 1902 col
lected. Two proprietors of gambling
establishments contributed one hundred
dollars each, and several inmates Of
houses of ill-fame paid their quota
toward the support of the city's defend
ers. In the second district last evening
there we're ten cases and 1927 collected.
Two gentlemen who run keno establish
meuts forfeited one hundred dollars each
for failing to appear and tell the Com,
missioner the details of their business.
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MEETING To.SIGHr.-The Conservative
party of Shelby county meet in the Court
room in GreenIaw Opera House building
at eight o'clock tonight, for the purpose
of ratifying the nomination of Emerson
Etheridge for Governor of Tennessee,
and making arrangements to select can
didates for Congress, the Legislature and
Senate. A full attendance is requested.
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LAW CoUBr.-This court is still en-
gagged on the case of Mr.. Pillow VS.. the
Memphis and Charleston railroad COM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

A HANDSOME lot Of parasols, just re-
eeiyed. at SHLoss Il Bios,
"a 241 Main street.
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Amusemsnts this Evening.
NEW MEMPHIS Observation-Disclosures
Susan" and 4" Sarah's Young Man"
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Dress Goods Dress Goods IAN elegant
stock Of Dress Goods-all styles and quail
ties-juSt received at Howell, Wood Co.'S,
$50 Main strest-southsrn Palace. ~
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PICS1o PosTPoNED.-The appearance
of the weather yesterday was so for
bidding that the managers of the picnic
that was to have taken place today, I'M
der the auspices of the Christian Doctrine
Association, concluded to postpone IL
until Monday next, when it will come of
at the same place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

Fans Fans Fans ian elegant assorted
stock of handsome Fans-all qualities
lust received at Howell, Wood Co.'s, SS2
Main street-southern Palace. S2
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REMOVALS.
pEMovAL... % ~ =

- EMOVAL-'- y
I'm MRS. M. ENGEL, Wv
DoCTREsS, has removed to lao Washing
ton Street. between Fourth street. and the
Bayou. Mrs. Ensel has two diplomaa from the
Board o. PHI sIcIaps Of Frame. - o-ss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

LAED AND Cry LOT PLATs printed at
the LEDGER Office, any size, at short no
tice. Satisfaction guaranteed ]
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Mozambiques, Linen, Poplins, challies'
Berages, etc., etc, Just received, at Howell,
Wood 4 Co.'S, $50 Main street-southsrn
Palace so
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IRISH LINENS, very cheap, at
So SHLoss & BRo. 8, 247 Main ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

Notice.-we earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than FIVE cents a copy fer the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsbeys at
two cents copy, thus allowing them over
hundred per cent. profit on every paner.
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REMovAL.-M. Cohen, the hat renOva-
ter, has removed to 366 Second street 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

AWNING Of all kinds made to order, BY
Martin Eyke, No. AZ Monroe street %
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IMPROVED Scrapers, only 81 90. Mad
ison street TREAT Il HAMILTON.
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A fuIi and eOmpists line Of Linen Goods,
Of every description, juSt received at How
eli, wood q Co.'S Southern Palace, $50
Main street. -
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SPRISa MEErIso OF rHE MENPHIs
-RlCmG Ass0OIArI0E.-As viii be seen
by advertisement, the first day Of the
Memphis Racing Association commences
to morrow. The programme for the FIRST
day is an attractive one. There will be
two races; the first Is dash Of two miles
for a purse Of $500. For this purse
Fannie Brown and Tar Heel will start
Both Of these racers recently returned
from New Orleans, where they have
filed their seasons engagements' and
are now in full vigor for a contest here.
Fannie Brown ran some severe contests
with the best horses in the South, and.
although defeated, the records give her a
meritorious place. In the second race
there are three entries. This viii be for
a purse Of $30e, mile heats. Mollie Aus
tin, Pat Cleburne and Maggie English
will start in this race. The two former
are, both winners from the Mataire
Course, and will doubtless afford some
good sport Maggie is an untried hlly,
and has her fame to make. Races com
mence at o'clock. Ladies in company
with gentlemen will be received at the
entrance to the stand by the committee
appointed for their reception. Ladies ad.
mitted free. Tickets for gentlemen, one
dollar, to the grand stand. az ,sr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

SourHERS ASYLUM I'VE refer chr
readers 10 the grand lottery scheme Of
the Southern Asylun in our advertising
columns We shall notice its objects
and advantages tomorrow.
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MATTRESSES and bedding of ell kinds
on hand and made to order at 443 Mon
roe street. .tlsr.rTiera lrsu 81
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BOAR DING.

BOARD AND LODGING AT 1877 UNION
Is street, by Mrs. II. D. GRIFFITH. at " 70
per week. ~ : OIL
D0ARD AT Sc AND So PER WEEK AT %
ID Real street. ~. a2-n
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BLACK Silks, very cheap. At
IS sHLoss & BRo. s, 247 Mainst

Ma LSFTwIoH's AESoUSCRNEET.-Ar.
Editor: Please announce me as q can
didate for reelection to Congress, with
the rriften Constitution and the unqual-
fled Endorsement Of the adninistration
of Andrew johnson as ny platform Of
principles, which will be more clearly
defined in my forthcoming " Circular
Address" and personal Interview prior
10 the election. Jxo. w. LEFTwIcH.
Tan papers in the district oOPy.l Se-.e
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nor RENT.-A BRICK WAREHOUSE
an A No. / Cotton or Storage Warehouse
for rent, metal covered, with good cistern.
Possession given 18th proxime; Apply 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

Correx Planters, the best for $25 90,
Madison street. TREAT Il HAMILTON.
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HOUSE for rent on jackson street,
between Main and Second. Inquire at
Shloss & Bros, 247 Main street 81
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The Port of Memphis.

OLD HArs made new-366 Second
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nor RENT-FOR SALE.-A ROOM CEN
trally located on Madison street, furniture
(new) for sale Inquire at Office of j. Q. Nc.
made q On $50 Front street. 5Z
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

A SPLENDID lot of silk saques and
basques, just opened, at SO
80 SHLoss & BRo.'s s, 247 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

NOR RENT-A C0MFORTABLY FUR
nished house will be rented to a reliable
tenant for FIVE or six months. Apply at ~
Main street, aAa aH q HH wa hH0t %
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nor RENT-Two BED ROOMS ON WEST
u Op %RMISTEA ADJ ( DUNCAN, 1tt'ys
"a - Il - No Is West Court ST.
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New and handsome stock Of Laces and
Embroideries, just received, at Howell,
-,os * Co.'S Southern Palace. oZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

BATHS Bates BATHS LAT the Over
ton Hotel Barber Shop-clean water,
cool and clean rooms, petite attendants
and reasonable charges 20
44-57F A. r. DRoEsoHER.,
CALIoos l23 to 10 cents, at Elson's
FoR REsT.-A store, with dwelling
attached, 1864 Second street, between
Madison and Monroe Inquire at Mar.
Gus Jones wall paper store, $50 Second
street, Stillman Block. 81
Mozambiques, Linen, Poplins, challies'
Berages, etc., etc, Just received, at Howell
Wood 4 Co.'S, $50 Main street-southsrn
Palace SO
SMALL Pox.-The small pox is spread
ing with fearful rapidity among the me-
groes in this city. In one house at 3O9
Washington street, there are seven cases,
with one death recently. tIft ft
FRIENDLY Sons of st. Patrick meet
this evening in their new hall in the Odd
Fellows Building at seven and half
o'clock. Let every member be on hand.
LAW CoURT.-This court is still en-
gagged on the case of Mr.. Pillow vs.. the
Memphis and Charleston railroad COM
pany. lL -iti
IMPROVED Scrapers, only 81 90. Mad
ison street TREAT 4 HAMILTON.
LAxD AND Cry LoT PLArs printed at
the LEDGE Office, any size, at short no
tice. Satisfaction guaranteed 7
MATTRESSES and bedding Of ell kinds
on hand and made to order at Az Mon
roe street. ,9s7rll.r fsg 90
New and handsome stock Of Laees and
Embroideries, just received, at Howell,
Wood & Co.'s Southern Faisce. 81. OF
MADAME anna, fortune-teller, SO Gay
oso street d. t,--e, 4. 42-67
HOUSE for rent on jackson street,
between Main and Second. Inquire at
Shloss & Bros, 247 Main street 81
MONEY TO LOAN, on collat-
erals, at $50 Second street. Go
A SPLENDID lot of silk saques and
basques, just opened, at 80
80 SHLoss & BRo.'s, 247 Main st.
REMOVAL M. Cohen, the hat renova-
ter, has removed to 366 Second street 81
CorreS Planters, the best for s26 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01

NOR RENT-SEC0ND, TIL IRD AND
fourth stories, with front and rear en-
trance, over 1856 Main street.
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zines Entertainers bel. De1elbe bate
ii6 mil, ant Sage als i4 ben Bau per
STRIDE besa,,r, porseteut unc erfldrte ii4
bereit cer fatboli1den STRIDE a~nSu9ebS@
rem ; fam bernad Sfters gum ll1,territte
uun bic 81. @abrbeiten srinclid fen,en
,u lernen, unb ais mir bic neue STRIDE
einsulesnen batten> ertldrte itd rerielte
bereit taufer, 3u lalen, ee,n ct iaste: .
@enus! ldnse babe i& per Welt 9ez
|bient u1b selebt e5 1T 3eit oaB i'd fit
meme @eele forge uno lebe. ST tpuroe
ant @prabenpe 9etauft er1piins in Der
6rub parauf bic II. Communion u1o
Na6mitta9s paro er oereblt6t.
Dies tieber @anoerer, 9enu9e fur's
erite MaL tpenn bu auf ceinen @oncez
rurse, serre lei inns rer~eilef> oann
sele9entlt6 mebr.
-" &, g.
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einen1 ie9s;ebn SUP bpben unp 3ebn
TrB breiten Spie9el vor6 eine1n Stiid"
tpte In etnem b~anobreiten &anterlpie9eL
1tnb fnben tas gan; totiirlid mir 1eset1
>1ns auf etnen rptb1ammtnen Gina1
NIT 9olpener 2ebne unb perit1afen fat
III ben wei9en Nplltera; mir 9eben bic
Ireppen aus tlanfprlirtem Maba9cntz
Dol; NIT &ryaauseldnpern binauf uno
binab, 1esen un9enirt uniern 9ut auf
cine fpltbare SeYresz@aie ei1en I'M ere
@ptelette aus elmer iilber1en S@u1el
unb unlere Birne gar nit einen1 9plpez
men Me0er. @ir i1neen, pas> pte &C.
ia9t gang natirli& oenn mir iino bier
III Yarts Is 9roBe, srpbe 5erren 9etpprz
ben, cab un6 taS Sd1nite chen re9t
unp serare gut ssnus 1T. 5at pcd
rer &aiier rau1als ;u &ptb16ilo In
Ierrieres 9ela9t CT iddnae fid fat, III
bic 5ri!erien suriid;ufebren, neil ct 70
ialedt lo3irt iei. Dies-um Elm ernites
Mort uni er1t lcidten 0eplauper btnSuz
sufiiaer1, unp AUDI raynit u11s Der Seier
nidt miBYerltebe- oies 9arafteriitrt aber
Y1ui9 uniere jebi9e 3ett, pcer rtdtt5er
ba6 jesi9e Yarts, no Der Gurus eine11
5Dben9rap erreidt bat> rab man 1ebr gut
AUDI auf ibn ba6 beliette 8io Don Der
auf ben &ppf 9eitellten ppramioe att
menben fam. Man ml1b Elm nett anz
9efcmmener &leinltatter iein, uno spar
i'm pollen Sinne bes Mprtes> rm 1td
iber tas materteQe 2eten IN parts unp
Mues, pas pamtt 3uiammenbd119t -
redt uno aufridti9 ;u perlpuncera.
s(ber siett es %iiberbaupt nod &letnitabz
ter?
Jprtiesun9 fol9t.)
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(Jprtieyun9 fpl9t.)
(Ginseianpt fit ten Wanberer.)
Grptp @ina, 20. Soy.

Ell unS wiufomr1en lieber uWanpez
rer" III I'm Term wilpeu Nprpen Mtnnez
1ptas ; unp ersdble ceil1en tbeuern 2ez
]er, baB AUDI bier unter ren Dprnen u1o
Stadeln oer Milrbett lp mande &pl e1
unp 8liitben pes &atbplicismus en1pprz
ipro6en;
Inter anperm teridte t6 BIT fit rtez
ies Mal bic Gin>peibun9 Der neue1
Grrw @tns &trde.. @ir tauften ca5
Saubpls fir bic seuannte STRIDE bereits
rpr ;mei Sabrer ; "a ater III Grpw
@i1a r1ur 4 Tamilten i'm Stanpe paz
ret eilen fleinen Beitrag fir bic l1elic
Stride su entridten> bic anpern aber int
@eaentbetl 1elbt llnteritiiyu19 pom
Yrieter er>parten; IL mar fpl9lt9 feline
5pFnun9 has be9pnnene @srt fprtSuz
(esen.
Dieie5 Sabr nun iauumeltm mir ouf
8etreiben pes bpdw. Siidpfs, ale uns
III @ebpte leber,pen &rdfte, ibDpftcn
1euer Mutb u,1p be9aten un6 Nnfa1,95
Suly a1tS @crf ;lunp Der Ser frHnte
casitlbe nit Dem beiten Grfpl9e, oenn ami
lebten Spnntas int Sttpber fanp bereits
pteGin1e9nun9 Der 1elm Ii. bubld,er1 int
aptbt1aen Gtilerbaute>1 Grrw Win9er
Stride ltatt. sic it an einem tleine11
6isel am Mt1Il1ippi 9e(eScn> 1T 50 BET
so TuB srpe, unp Die Ausla9:n belaufe1
ii9 et1pas ube $500 Die Gtnie9z
nuna Der Stride mar, pbn9ea6tet nliez
ter Be 1rlnften &erb1ltnife 9epie cine
feierlide III ,1en>1en. Die Mdcden rer
III. ManeS 8ruoerldaft> batten fit bic
Mus19miduns res Nltars uno bic inz
mere Musitattu119 Der STRIDE Spr9e &C.
traaen, wabrenp bic 5alfbrepbpYs bic
aubem &prbereitun9ea rpr9enommel1
batten. aud pulrer murce bet cieier
@%ele9enbeit ni@t 9eipart.
Sim %9e1annten Spnrta9 Morseu sur
beitimmten 3eit e1tfaltete iid cine idSne
SABINE NIT Dem rptben Srelse i'm tpeiBea
Gelp Die prrseiipn an bic ii9 aud
rer %ebrparpi9e sreiie @ilionar Yier;
NIT ben 2 aitltirencen prteiern (Sps.
8ub u11r q. Tpnna;iD anidlpben, ieste
ii9 nun, ras Banner pes &ren;es an
Der Spise-in 8eweAuna unp bic neuz
9etaute Stride warp rurd 0ebet uno
b%eipren9en: nit @etbwai1er gum 5aule
@ptte5 et,9emetbt. 9alttreoS une ST.
ptaner, lppte Splpaten Ypn Sort Nippz
lep unc @anarier spl Selle Yrairie bait
ten fi6 gu pieler 6eierliAfeit ein9efunz
ce1 lfac tpurren pur9 rte erbebene
Scene it6tltd 9eriibrt. Die au9enetne
&lbrun9 iei9erte iid aber auf's tieffte
bel Der @erflncisun9 res 8prtes 0otz
tes bur9 bic pret senannten Yrieiter.
prepisten, faneen smei gprmittaSs unp
cine Nadmittass ftatt uno 3par in eng
lil1er, fran36fllter unb tnptantiaer
uStSbtppewon" Spra&e itatt.
BUR 6etuns Der Teierlt9feit tr119
jebo4 an, meiiten mod bic 8efebruns
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0emeinnmti9eS.

2ampencYltnber Yor Dem
3eriprinseu gu bitten, lai1e man rtelelben
BET oa11sen 2da9e na6 mittelit zines
0laierz0 iamanten aufidneipen> Elm il
aufae19nittener Gyltnper miro ME GER
ipril1Aer> pa Der Spalt bent 9laie
@ele9enbeit 9iebt, ii@ na9 allen Seiten
a1ssupebnen.
&etnt9un9 BON NIT Sek
setrt@enen 1baren
unpTen fer. Man nebme sepbbnz
li6en Salmiat9eit verounnt penielben
nit oer s., s. pper 10 faden Men9e
Neaen< poer Tlubwa1er, je na@oem Der
su %rsini9enpe @e9enitano naebr poer
fpeniaer Sdpnun9 tepart unb puBt
penielben nit einem S6wamute poer
elmer Barte ab. Nu@ 6lie9eni9muB
rpn Seleemdloeu fann man NIT 1Ofa9
yercanntem Salmtaf9eilt cbne @eiabr
fit pas 0emdlpe> entfernen. N11cer1peiz
ti9 aetrau9te &eini9un9smittel 9retfen
cte Tarbe an.
2udtrte 8le9iaden st retz
ni9en. Man nebme et'1 ,re11t9 VfebL
llnp yer1niibe balelbe NIT Saumpl uno
reite bic lafirten Sa9en nit eiaem
mpuenen 2appen ab. Muf rtele Wetle
mirc meper Der Sad nod bic 8er9plpun9
auf Dem gu reint9enpen 0esenitanre
teiddpi9t.
.We9en Jrpit TT 5dnpen unb
TuBen.
@ir wpQen bier etntAe %bep1brte
Mlittel a%nfiibren: Man baltic bic erfrpz
re1er !6dnpe pper Tube in bic >parn1e
8riibe pp11 9efpdten rptben Nilben, 10
,iebt bislelte alien Troit aus.
Sampler auf Elm feines leinenes Sdppz
9en 9eitri9en unp auf Die erirprenen
Steuen 9ele9t bilft aud.
5iri9tals auf Die erfrprenen SteQen
etnaeriebell Yer1daft S%taperuny.
0as unfeblbarlte Mtttel 1T fclsenoe5:
man lede bic er%frprcnen @liecer tn
S6nee u1p laNe 1ie IL lan9e oartt1> Bis
man in oenielben cine at9enebne Warr1e
lpiirt BET Dfteren Mieperbplun9en miro
iepe Spur zines Trclt ties aussSosen
trercen.
8la1en an Den TaBen. Man
reite bic Site Ypr Gem Sdlafen9eben
NIT Spiritus, semiltt init Sally etn.
Mar ldbt ndmlid Don einem ar19ez
;inpeten Ialsltdte III bic bpble 5ano
trppfen, lnntermen9t pieie Irppfen init
Spiritus unp reibt Den Tub pamit etr,
AMI anbern Mprsen ,perren bic Slalen
peridwunpen iein.
Sebr prpbat &ablt6piz
&C.. Gtnespr;I9lt9c
mape. Be1er ais ale tastd9ltd in
ren 3eitunsen aus9stctensn Salten
nnp Dele GUT SefGrperun9 uno Grbalz
tl1>,a hes 5aarmudie5 1T fol9enpe go
maze. Mar ni1nmt ei1 p1ar Jube Don
einem idparen S@ien, badt ie fein
;ulammen urp fpGt iie pann ununterz
brpden rter Stunren lang III etnem
,1e,len Ippf nit @aher. @enn bann
bic Briibe ertaltst it, 1irnr1t man oas
pben idwimmenoe Tett at, rQbrt iol6e6
init etnem Sdcppe1 9nterz alten Wein
cine Stunpe lang at, mii9t ol6cann
ebenlp pieles frilde6 S@aahett nno popz
pelt lpytd S6weinefett parunter unb
ribrt es wieper cine balbe Stunce.
Nad ptelem tbut man na9 Belieben Elm
renis rpt tr9eno elae1n rppblrie@enpen
Dele ra;u unb Yerpabrt bic pomape an
einem fablen Srte in elmer Ble9budie.
@enn man mitpieler Yumaoe ale @p@z
en- srpeimal bic 5aare einreibt, 10 tperpen
le fart unb fdllt fetnes 1iebr aus. Sc
be @p9e tpaide man ftd auBeroenn ben
&opf nit ,paru1en @a1er uno eep6bn<
ltder @etfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
Npti3 fit Nniiebler
ID ~ auf
Niiembdh1t =E4Gu1ereieu.

Die erfe DtpiFon Der Ct. paul un6 poetic Gileababn
50. bat furslid itren Iitel auf cine Nn5atl 2aneereien an
ibrer 9auptbabnlinie rellt4 pDn Minneasohs IN ben
Gruxties 5ennepin, 0risbt, Wfeter. Munonsalia uno
Xontiyobi sclenbet unb srar tn Der nd&felseneen s8e!ie.
Die ufmertiarafeit Der Mnitebler rno Ydnstaufer''uiro
befpubers aui nahtebenee IabeGe eelentt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
6enrp SufuS.
@eor8e e. 8atfer,
Qdnb .Qp,nmiIfpner.

Gde ber 7ten unb Gr@anse Giraffe, ct. gaul.
Masenarbetteu unt Naleret .. Auftrdse werbet " ben
bt MIR tefHlaeen, ute treenbmo ii ttr Stabt. get& be.
aens enpftblene, earauttre Id raetnen 0Suuern reede ans
Eeuubtt&e Debtenuna. nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
Or. s.. &ieger,

prafhi@er Mr3t Wunber;t unb @eburtsbslrer.
Office u n % ob nj 8 an Der gabaitar StrSase,
auti&eu ber STEM unb 6ten Straee, benz 3u baueneen ecttuna
5eufe g~e9enlber.
Dfffeefunben: Morsens pom 8 bis 10 uer;
Ha&mtttaas BON bs S utr. nj