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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
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Egausvina and Orawiordsvils.
GOING NORTH
COMIHG SOUTH,

COMING SOUTH,
Leave leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes. +. VILE.
Vihcen mes -Ac .-.;-...-.-.. 70 A n 1000 = =
Frelgh's 4 Ac. Is 30 A II II 30 P II - - 2 II
Mall .-.......-... 3 :o} P NJ :45 ? NJ Sis p b
N. B-The Vincennes Accommodation
Train leaving at 2:O5 P. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and MiSstSsi Poi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis aud
Cairo.
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FOR RENT.

DTANOS AND 0RGANS.-We have 2
lot of new and second-hand plaoos
and Oryans Tor rent. by the month, quar-
ter. or wear. Rent applied on the pur-
Chase. if desired. ,-xvD-~,,,,,.-
mb25 DIFF WARREN q CONYNGION-
yE7HERE ARE QUITE "a BIER
OF vacant stores and dweiline houses
in the city that could very soon ma ten
ants If the owners would advertise them
in this column. Three lines for thirty
cents. lie<0
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QUANTITY Us. QUALITY. HELMBOLD's
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. The dose Is
small. Those who desire a larZe quantity
and large doses of medicine ERR.
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LOST.

" 0SF-SmalI Taekage Containing half
- dozen Gents Linen HaudkercAieis.
Finder will please leave at this office and
get suitable reward APPS
IAN SUNDAY, 4tn inst, heavy, round
~ Gold Pin, with the inscription
Al. l., Sd y on the back. A suita bic reward
will be paid for its return to this Office. o-Zt
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BOARDING.

RdEaELDRE ITO board with a widow
~ lady Good reference. Apply at the
Journ 4 Office INNS Ivy
DOARDE2s can have good boarding
-E-5 and lodging at MRS. FULLEH'o, on
second ST.. between Sycamore and Vine.
Three nice rooms now unOccupied. m25jf
WEDNESDAY. .............-. APRIL :, 1869.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

CALIsAYA BARK.-It is said that Messrs
Drake q Co., (Oroprietors OF the PLANTA-
TON TEERS) are the largest importers OF
Calisaya Bark III this county, aud that,
with the exception OF an occasional sale,
all they import is used in the compound
ing of their celebrated PLANTATION BIT
TERS-tO which they undoubtedly are IN
debted for their wonderful health restor-
ing properties. As a Tonic and Appetizer
they are not surpassed, aud we cheerfully
recommend them. All f1rst-class druggists
keep them for sale.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally undergoes a change, and HELM
BoLD'S = sGHLY CONCEN TRATED EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARILLA is an assistant of the
greatest value.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

NOT A FEW Of the worst disorders tn at
affiict mankind arise from corruption OF
the blood HELMBOLD's EXTRACT SARsA-
PARILLA is a remedy Of the utmost value.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.
4.

Going West.................-.........4;g4, A }!
~ +. d
Going ........-....3:g 2 p d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
YOUNG LADIES, BEWAREg

OF The INJUBIOUS EFFECTS o. Face
Powders and Washes. All such remedies
close up the POI es of the skin, and in a
would have fresh. healthy. and youthful
appearance, use HEL3IBoLD's EXTRACT OF
SA RsA PARILLA.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

local NOTICES.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
T!srre Haute and Indianaptliis.
FROM rERRE aAUTE
E. H. & N. R. r., Northern Division

leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted ..,.................... .... 300 p.
Arrive at Hanson ............. ......... 40 p NJ
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson 1900. 8 Is A NJ
q rive at anderSOn ........ ..... 30 A NJ
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HOrHEgsi MOTHKRs! MOTHGIlb
DON'T FAIL To PROCUR
Hrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
EO3 EHIInREhr nr.r,r,trr.rl.

This valuable preparation has been used
with 7teUeT J0ttsIag success IN LtOus0nds Of
cO8e6.
IL not only relieves the child from pain
but inVlgorates the stomach ana bowels
to the whole system. 1t will also instantly
relieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and VIM
collie.
We believe IL is the best and sttTest rem.
sdY IN the tO0Tka IN ali cases OF OgseytkeTg
and DGafTh0ea an Children, whether arising
from teethtpg or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle.
Be sure and call for MRS. WINSLOWT
SOOTHING SYRUP" having tine (uc-St1a.
lie OF "CUhTIS * Perkins" on the outside
wrapper. All Others are base limitations.
JED dAw6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

" Barrett's produces but one
shade.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr tn the best
imported German Co Ogne, and sold at
half the price. apr2-d Goodwill
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Bachelors Fair Dye.

FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLEs
on the face, use peTTy's C5ne, ione aud PIN
pie Remedy, prepared oniy ~ ~. i. a..
PERRY. AZ Bond street, New York. Sold
every where. The trade supplied by whole
sac medicine dealers lmnl7 d8in ,w3m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATIO Hes.
Freckles, and Ian from the face use ~ o.,
Ty's moth and BrecLLe Lotion lsr-pArfd
oniy by Dr. b. Y. PERRY. sold by All tlrug-
gists. lmhI8 dsm, w3rn-Ap N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EX-
TRACT SARSAPARILLA is the Gred!
BIsOd Purifier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

FOR SALE.
%aOYNTY ORDERs--At the Journal
~ Once.
RVGRs SALE-Valuable property, No. SO
q, Maip Street A good brick store house
at low figures. Apply to r. r. JENKINS,
fel9 %. 10 North First Street.
wTDR saEE-SECOND HAND COTTON
e MACHI IN e r Y Cards, Draw.ng
Frames Coarse and Fine Speeders, Dead
Spindle ThrOStles, Wrappers DresserS, sc.
For description and prices of these ma
chimes address c. f. 3 ATTLES.
AGENT fremont Mills,
feIO d6m cod Lowell. Mass.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29
TT o NJ Il IN USTRy.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Made to Order at the Lowest Ratu,

-fIU'IC 10 OIWCI dI IIIt LONe~t Rafac
The undersigned would respectfully invite =, -.
attention of the citizens of Clearhel and 80
ty, TO give him call at his shop on Nsrt., =.
nearly opposite Hartswick & Irwin's drpg So
in his line.
Orders entrusted TO him will be executed ,i,,.
promptness, strength and neatnsss. and ali Wi
warranted as represented.
l have now on hand a stock Of extra f,.,.L
cali skins, superb gaiter tops, dc, thGtI wis
finish up at the lowest figures.
june 18th, 1896. DANIEL C0NSFLLY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29
for the farmer.
The Farm.

Farming is a profession, not to say sci
ence. If any one doubts this statement, let
him leave his city home-fof no one bred in
the country win doubt it-and undertake to
Guilty. ate even garden of half an acre for
the summer. He will then find that knowl-
edge is as essential TO the right use of the
spade as the pen, and that there is as great
difference between the scientific farming
of Flanders where literally not weed is
20 be seen, and that of many Of our farmers,
the wealth of whose soil is about equally
divided between fruits and and weeds, as
between the trade of modern CONNER
cial city and the barter of backwoods set
tlement
1t is true that agriculture has been the
last to receive the impetu, of rnoder science.
1t is true that many agriculturists are con
tent to go on in the way of their fathers, be-
cause experiments are costly. But it is also
true that they are unable to compete with
those who understand the use of new in
struments, methods and fertilizers. Agri-
culture is also becoming in this country a
popular recreation Many gentleman is
content to spend on his country-seat money
which he makes in the counting room. The
practical farmer is thus able to get the ben
eft of experiments without paying for them
This change in agriculture, which has
converted it from drudgery to an art, has
created demand for corresponding litera-
ture. Fifty years ago, a stable agricultu-
raj periodical did not exist on the American
Continent. Now, every considerable dis
trict has one, while almost every weekly
paper, secular or religious, has its agricul-
tural department; and it will not be long
before something of a library will be part of
the furniture of every well ordered farm.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29

SURFACE MANURING.-Th best English
farmers concede that in very few cases ma
nure acts better for being plowed in. Tn
cases of long, that is, strawy manure, it
must be covered, that it may decay; and
when yard manure has not been composted,
as 1t should be, the ammonia will escape.
unless it is covered with earth. The reason
why top-dressing is the best can be easily
understood. No manure can act on the
roots of growing crops till it is dissolved.
When dissolved, the water holding plant
food IN solution should be brought in con-
tact with the greatest number of roots.
When the water thus charged passes through
foot of soil, from the surface downward
1t visits greater number of rootlets than
when it passes down from depth of four
or five inches below the surface. Millions
of acres of grass land have been broken up
simply for the sake of enrichlng the field
with manure. All this is misapplied toll
Meadows can be brought up by top-dressing
just as effectually and at much less cost.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29
FEVER IN ANIMALs.-When your amin al

FEVER IN ANIMALs.-Whe your amin al
has fever all stimulating articles are to be
avoided. Bleeding to reduce the circula-
ton; purging for removing irritating sub
stances from the bowels; cooling drinks to
allay thirst and supply decreased.seeretions ::
rest and quiet to tone down the system, are
what common sense would seem to dictate
and what nature would seem to require.
This Is safer than to cram the animal with
multiplicity of cures, without regard to
anything except the fact that something is
the matter. We trust farmers and owners
OF animals will heed the admonitiou here
given.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29

CULTIVATE Your APPLE TREES. A cor
respondent in Montgomery county, Pa, in
forms us that he can succeed with his apple
orchard In obtaining crop as well as any
other field upon his farm He commences
his orchard by selecting his trees himself in
the nursery, as a farmer selects his seed be-
fore sowing; helps to take them up, hauls
them home late III the afternoon; puts them
In where they are to be planted until the
next day; has the ground prepared before
hand and the holes dug removes and sets
the trees as he needs them, in the most
careful manner, applying two buckets of
water to each tree, one when the hole is half
filled up, the other when entirely filed.
leaving the ground around the tree bowl.
like. Stakes firmly, waters occasionally.
keeps all cattle and hogs out, and when the
trees are few years planted, twice a year.
spring and tall, scrapes the trunk, scrub. it
severely with COW urine gathered in tank
from the stable, using about half bucket
to each tree, and gives them a thorough ex
animation to ferret out any worms, &c He
says 1t is not nearly as much labor as any
other crop on the farm. while it is Just as
sure and more profitable. Farmers do Won
hear that 2-Erchange
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29

A correspondent of the rural world saws
None but the plowm.n knows the ,5v.n
tage of having bright plow. The writer
has tried great many articles to prevent
plows and other agricultural implements
from rusting. There is nothing so good and
handy as patent axle grease. / have used
taliow, paint and Japan varnish, but the
axle grease is best.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29

10 be a model farmer implies the best of
Iacuities' because in agriculture one has the
greatest number of competitors and the
re"est number of well-settled, trustworthy
maxim..
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29

DAMNED FRUIT.-Canned Plums. Peaches
~ and canned corn, etc for sale at the Drug
Store of Al SHAW
March TO- 1862
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-29
NEW STORE AND SAW MILL,
AT b A LID HILLS,
Clearfeld county.

The undersigned. having opened l. isrs. -,
well selected stock of goods al Bald Hills Cl,,,,
field county, respectfully solicit share o, su.Ii.
patronage. siHr
Their stock embraces Dry Goods Grocsri,,
Hardware. oueensvare, Tin ware, Boots ar ShOs,
Hats and Caps. Heady made Clothing and u,p
eral assortment of Notions, etc
They always keep on hand the best quality Of
Flour, and variety of Feed
All goods sold cheap for cash or exch angsd "a,
approved country produce
Having also erected Steam Saw MIL, the, ara
predared to saw all kinds of lumber 10 or5.r
Orders solicited, and punctually filed
Nov. 20, 1867. PB A IRWIN
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4alen6ariutn.
N a /.

is. Sobaunpon Nepumut
Oonlberr 5u Drag mar Der fromu1er
G5nisin Sobanna Bei6tpater. 2luf
Sefebl ces &6nt9s 8en;e6laus. tem er
Die Sei@te cer &5ni9in niGt entoedte
wurre ct tn Der Molcou ertr1nft i'm
Sabre 1883.
II. paf4alis tpeis
rete bic 6eerre zines rei9en 5errn NIT
belpnoerer Ereue, unit tpar peit entfernt,
jenen ieinem Stanpe eisenen gafern erz
eeben 3u lein ; rtelmebr betrug CT fi9
9e9en 0ott wte Elm o~ebor(ame5 &inc,
unp ge9en fl9 lelbit .por er Elm ftreneer
Nidter. St itarb beili9 1892.
Is. Genans, erft Is Sabre alt,
puroe ut,ter Safer Deaiu6 ansefla9t,
eas E: il@ CUR 6ritli6en Neli9ion Be-
femme. unerl6roden ftellte ii@ Der jun9e
5slo eur feline Nibter uup ibertru9 Die
Dfter w%iecerbplten @raul amfeiten nit
driiltdem 9%elrenmutbe i'm Stem Satrz
buurerte.
10. petrus G5leitnus,M tt
mar BET leinem ftren9en 2eten liebretd
III ieinem 8etra9en 9eaen 9lnbere. Seiz
ne belcenmdbi9enG %ueenoen madten Jpn
gum 5eili9en unb feline 9eiliAfeit gum
r5m'lden Yaplte 1894. MQetn na9 S
Mcnaten beaab CT Gh tit bic Gialan,z
felt unc itarb 1896.
20. 8ernarotnus ieiGnete 1i@
in ieiner Sueeno rur9 cine lolde Gin
9cspsenbeit uno Shombaftisfeit aus
rab fi6 feline Mitlailer einanrer ;uriez
fen u@9wet9et 8ernarpin 1T eeaenz
rdrtta." Start 1444.
81. 5olpt3ius ;sidnete 1i@
pur9 Gr9ebuns in BE a6ttliden Glaz
un9en aus, unc bulcete Die ii6 1elblt
anaele9ten 6eieln in etnem &erfer BET
Gilafranca tn Yropence nit sr56ter
g%elahenbett, u@ott", 1a9te er, ~fir
csllen Gbre td bic Soften TRACE, 1tdrtet
MIDI" Starb 581.
22. Sulia, aus elmer Der BOT
nelmfenTamilicn BON &%artba9p> wurce
ols Gflavin na6 SYrien ab9eflbrt.
Sbre 9in9etuna in ben 95ttliden Bilz
len f6bte ieltt itrem Germ, Der Elm
5eice mar, 5o6abtune fir Die driitlte
DIE Neli9iun Gin. Da ie in Gpriiea
auf9eforcert ben @5ttern tltbt ppferte,
CAB fe unter rem 9raulamlten Marteru
ibren @etlt auf 439.
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DER Rarkfduigf.
@elAthts nit 5sitssmaben Naneetpisn
3. ". @agelt.
VIII.
(Jprtjcbung.)

6DQeutbal, 16auerlider Nanle! Ma1
bei,t Die Gtntilpuns6fraft nit Grinnez
runaen an bic Via mala, an bic Seuz
felsbrude unp bersleiden, erpartetp BENT
aemdb etwas Mebnlides u,o - itebt
ii6 bitter setduldt. 3war perGtnsans
1T pielperlpredenp ;wiiden Grant,
1nauerr, peren erlter Nnblid Ginen
11winreli9 MAIDEN t1nnte, tpinoet iid
pie9ancnraee turd, man 1T auf 9rpbz
artiee Naturlcenen sefaet. NQein ber
Mnfan9 1T letoer ;u9lei6 baS Gncc.
1lnmitteltar binter benz Telientbpr mar
11irt man sema@ aufpdrts uno thinner
aufpdrts bur@ Elm @ieientbal, pellen
Berewanpe 9ar nidt5 Nbloneerlides,
ae16weiee an tie 56Qe Mabnenpes bic
ten. Gnpli6 bic :alte Ypf", eint9e
@teinbaufen Der auer9emDbnll9ite item
Gprte, Elm Meiler> cine Sd9emible.
9tnfs cine &apelfe, bic Don einem 5i9el
Iietlih in BAG Gbal berabldaut ; Elm
tattltdeS MirtbSbauS nebit pen cut
ipredenoen Sefonpmiesebduoen> Nuea
pur6 ben 9intersrunp eincs Eannenz
wdlpGens redt ms 2tbt 9ebcben. -
Gas lit Der Stern I'M 9Suentbal", Elm
polbaus nit iebr gutter @irtbidaft u.
fat mod be0ern @trtb5leuten. Man
j4wemmt ben eebetmen &erser pb Ter
Gnttdul9un9 nit einem 9uten 0lale
@ein bi,ab, nimmt iein &dn;e( unp
f@idt ii9 an, bic u96Qenteia" ;u erz
flimmen. Die baoii9en S%ngenteurS
baben pieler 91Qenltsi9 jepe b6Qiide
5pur ldneft a%u5semdrst. Cine iebr
breite uno CUTE Strabe wtnpet it@ be-
auem tenYer9 binan, einen redtfreuncz
li9en @nblid 9ewabreno> suslei9 fol-
aenpe 2iise wiprrle9enp, tppmit ipsar
baS ullniperl al 2ericpn pprn @rpbberz
;oetbum 8aoen" bas publifum re9az
ltrt ycas aan3e Sbal 1T in Arau.z
rOdmmerun9, wel6e elrd,
Die puntlen Sannenmdlcer gu
,,beioeu Seiten nod erbSbt mtrp."-
Nadts mag bic. Ddmmeruns furdtia:
men Seelen srauenppa Yorfommen> nil
boben i'm @Suentbale nod at feinem
Gage stwasD Commentaries matrsenom:
men unp su teipen @eiten 1T gang ent:
fbieceu 2aubwalpun9 Sprbcrrldenr, su:
Dem rlfsn Die Serge INNER 'pe'ter uni
niecrissr au6einancer. Wer nen6ub:
pfao fennt, erreidt bic 9Dbe oer 6bllea:
iteis mincetenS sweimal ral1er, ais ii
prttutlde ries sermos, poer Yielmeer
ba eie iolicen polfutlden abrefretir
iino, Die trauerspQe Nafasiertrube, 81
man nit Dem ftolSen 9tamen uppRsSm
ritus" telbimpft. Drpten utredtun
ler 5ersutt BEN Mrm Yielfa9 beraus,
las beiet, es man9elt ni@t an Mirtbs
aduiern uno an re6t suten pbenprein-
idmmtlide ppltfcnoufteur5 mlbteu bic
fer 8ebauptuns rotbnafsen 8cifau 81
.awinfern. 8ereits umwebt uns It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sc TAM 3i uns ber Triibling tpieber,
Grit leiuen 8lumen wunberi&Sn;
limb feline bolben, fibea 9ieeer-,
Dur@3isbm bic 2uft NIT laaftem @eb'n;
limb folsen tpiro auf aQea 8esen,
Dem l6Dnen 2en3eu, i@0ner Sesen.
@@on eriBt pom blauen 9irnmsl cben,
8iel freunbli9er Der Srnne 9trabl;
l1nb friI9 BON Slang uub 2uft bur@wotsa
grmaden 9asel, Berg unb Sbal;
Gie Wie(cn fabl unb aud bic Iune't,
@ebt, pie fe liebli6 neu ersrii1e'1.
unb SUMO unt Mlt bel bieiem Maltsn,
DART innis frob uno eladli@ leta; .
Denu @snne lib fam nur entfalten
Der 1aDne siilSne GritIinss,9 aia;
Des 5immels Griebeu, Gottes Site,
Sm Qense, tprbnt in ieber 8latbe.
., laBt aud uns bet 5rteeer beGsn
Der lieten, i9Snea S!umen ele.9;
Denn tpenn bic Menlben Siebc paegen,
Damn pirs Der Tribling bcppelt reid;
aanu's publ Gin l6Inrer @esea seten,
Mls @eelen, bic in Trieben lebsn?!-
ODD ueua tersNenid bur@ @ram s~etriitet
SIM 2ens bic tunten 6lureu isbt
@o a4es boft une alaubt nnb ltebft,
limb Slid fir iepes @elen blubt;
Damn brineen bem p%erfanntsn 9srsen- .
Der 1@Sne Sens muir tufpelt @@msrsen.
Sc fam Der Trlblius su nns richer
Mit leinen 8litten wunberidSm
l1ub feline fiEeu 2iebes eieeer,
Dur9siebn bic Quft nit s3epbgrsWsb'n;
limb foleen wirb auf allen Wesen,
DEM lbpnen 9ense, iaUaer Sesea.
ST. 81. Hatrs.
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mpber, fir SEN Trnblin0.*)

Die neue1en e9nitte fir turse 3leiter-uuo
tur5e 9leioer aumMuseeben tperoeu sorlduFa,
CUR Greuoe auer Gteudnner unb nit erwadie-
nen GSdtern seiesnetsr Jamiliensater, in Der
Nobe bleiben! - seieen s,rei NSde> seu benen
ber cine bis an bic RnSGel reidt, Der anbere
aber beoeutenb flr3er unp binten unb an beu
Seiten aufeerift IL, tuobur6 binten cine espilt
GuQe erreitt piro, bic jeopd bic bes Yaniers
nidt CREDIT. Sir bic NIT laneen @dleppen
seibniteuen aleiber erbalten ld bic Dpppel<
rode, pe!@e porn slatt, binteu aber Iebr faltig
Ino uno bur9 cine b~elonoere aus &pBbaarlu6
ansefsrtiete uIuurnlre" eelibt peroeu. Der
obere Sod, porn eepSSnli9 ufen, tpirb entpeesr
an ben Seiten nit sroBen &pletten pter Sdlei~
fen aufseraTt ober am unteren Hanbe 1T Galteu
eelest unb nit einem @elant ~ssr3iert. 8eibe
&0de mSsen bon eleidem @tef uno slei9er
Sarte fem, ODER ber untere mag aus seireiften,
farirtem ODER eetliutem 9tpf ansefertiet per~
ben, pabrenb Der obere %einfarbtg 1T. Die Saiae
fimr1t baun thinner nit lesterent therein. Mts
cine neueS ataenform e'mpfsblt fd bic nit fran
3Dfi9em Nad:beiL, peldes nit benz @eitsntbeil
3uiammenbanseno aei9nitten 1T. Die furscn
aleieer (inb unten unb oten siemli9 eng, unb
feis nit Golante, pudsn, Ruiden, @&raafret-
fen uno berslei@en earairt. Die Guttbronune
bet Grtno!ine bat ba3u sefibrt, bic &leiberfofs
in tieis pufen, @&leifsn, 3aden, Raidsr su
3~pauesa, I'M Der natirliden Rorperfornt, an
wslter bic Danaen germ forrisirea, bic serIanots
&unbuae unb Nusbebnung su seben.
Gin promenabenfleib 1T iest Elm Ruafuert,
fit tel9es bic erfabreaRe Mobtain neuer Stu-
oieu beoarf. Mu@ bic @to7s Inb sSQis .ueuer
Mrt. Die MantiQen iinb tur@ bic gum Rteiee
sebSrtee leberiadt, pber Gaiaque perbranst.
Das uatere aleib bat gewGbnlia &rauien uns
oas Sbsrflei0 1T anmutbis barber nit Noietteu
uno S6leifen aufgenomnten, pie bic &Sde Der
M%urmannti9en 81uerinnen ober tpie bas fereu=
type Coffin Der Dorfit0nen auf Der 8ibne.
Cine @ddrpe it ieBt Elm nStbiseo 3ubsb6r bss
Nn3uss, aber bic Gaoea trerben febr tur3 setra'
gen. Der panter ais ieparate, ta1onartise
@truttur CUR 5erporbrinsun9 per srie9ii9ea
arimmuns it auberMOte unb tpirb ourd err6e
an Der Sddrpe beffaiste @6leifen unp&ulet!eu
er1egt. Nandtnal piro has Sberfleio bi9t uber
Der u8reitieite" in Wfudsn a%ufsebaultt, UNI bic
panierform bersur3ubrinsen. .
Gtwas gang MeueS TT eriareden sic ni9t,
i95ne 2elerin- Der "skeleton wrapper,
pVrAi& lberiest: vStelett 9iQe." Gin re6t
y co iprtGt Ste Meee uns bic game g0elt nit ibr.
aSsr fid isr %nnter~irft. Der ~unseruirft ia Der 5ufabr. uno
smtnst Der saSnbeit sas Nrmutbss.usnis aaf sa6 fe ntdt
anters as sura gerfawenouus auf einr esis unb ent,
b~ebrunsea anb Madel In uielen anteren 9eststuusen 10
e~utfalteu fam. Wtr tuerten tpatsr eiunal sstsen, relHe
Nustaeeu ttde Wosen nit fd brinsen-
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y co fprtGt Ste g,oee uns Die game gDcIt nit ibr.
a3sr fid ibr nnterpirft. Der u~n.ermtrft G4 Der 5pfabrt unb
sminst Der e&6nbeit eas acknowledgements aaf, sas ie at6t
anters ais bura grfauenouas auf ein,r eets unb ent.
bebrunsea aab Mafet In sielen anteren 9estetunssn I'D
e~nfalten fam. @tr ruerten fpdtsr einmal sstsen, relHe
Nus1a8e n ttde Mssen nit H9 brinseu-