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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

Ha, ha, ha! Why, Timothy, you've
caught the UrOng FISH! It's my other
niece that's sailed down with half a mil
lion dollars"
"Your other niece ?" gasped Timothy,
catching ut a chair for support, and
gradually sinking into it.
Yes, sir, my other niece. That little
witch of Lizzy Florence is the golden
niece T.
"Your scwing-girl!" family articu-
lated Timothy.
"Sewing-tf,tm-a-diddle" responded
the old man, with an energetic express
sion. "She tried to sea- herself out OF
the company of those who would want
nothing but her money, and / think she
has succeeded. Timothy, had you asked
me, or had you even asked Arabella con-
corning her fortune, you would have
learned the truth; but it seems that you
have been steering on the wrong course.
You are something like a mariner who,
in setting out upon his voyage, imagines
to himself luminous beacon some
where ahead, and, without chart or COM
pass, steers recklessly for it. He finds
out too late that his supposed beacon is
nothing but O 'will-o' the isp, but,
having got fairly upon the sea, he must
weather it out the best way he can. You
have got the wife you wanted, and one
whom you swore you loved for herself
alone, and / have no doubt that, with
proper training, she will be all that you
deserve. Arabella and Lizzy are both
my nieces, and though L must admit
fhof Gov. bar LannHt Miuo Elnrannn
has practiced little deception, yet your
wife has not. If yOu have been de-
ceived, it was by your own cupidity.
But don't be down-hearted for, if you
prove faithful husband, you shall not
suffer materially from your error, though
the wealth at which you graspea has
most truly slipped through your fin
gers %
With a trembling step and bowed
head, Timothy Barbour left the house.
ooh, Lizzy p uttered Edward, as soon
as his brother had gone, "it was not
right to deceive me thus p
"And will you love me less now that
you find yourself deprived of the pleas
ure of incessant toll in my behalf ?"
archly asked the fair girl, as she cast a
look of melting tenderness up into the
face Of her companion.
Edward caught the lovely being to his
arms, but his answer was drowned in
the loud din of long and hearty laugh
which at that moment burst forth from
the lips of the old captain.
One of the first acts of the gentle
Lizzy, after her marriage with Edward,
was to bestow upon Arabella a munifi-
cent gift, meant, of course, as delicate
token from the younger to the elder
brother. Timothy received its benefit
he knew from whence it came; and he
lived to be a wiser and q better man.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25
Liability of Express Carriers.

A case was recently decided i'll the
United States Supreme Court, which is
of interest both to express companies
and to the public At the time of the
nitro-glycerine explosion in the Office of
Wells, Fargo & Co.. at San Francisco, a
few years since, among other articles
damaged was lot of goods, the proper
ty of one Barrett. Suit was brought by
Mr.. Barret against the express company
for the recovery of damages sustained
by him, and the case was carried finally
to the Supreme Court of the United
States, where decision in favor of the
defendants was found. The grounds
upon which the opinion was based are
as follows: The court sayslthat if ex-
press carriers are chargeable, with no
tice of the contents of the packages car
ried by them, they must have the right
to refuse to receive parcels unless their
contents are known. II would be I'M
reasonable to require them, in that case,
to accept as conclusive in every instance
the information given by the owner.
They must be- at liberty, whenever in
doubt, to exact the right of inspection
of the contents as a condition of the car
rage. But the doctrine which would
lead to such n couIse of business would
cause great inconvenience and seldom
accomplish any good. The carrier is
not chargeable with notice of the con-
tents of packages, and should not be
held liable for an act done without his
fault.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25
The Pension Laws-Changes Made by
tina Last Congress-.

An act of the last Congress-, approved
March 3, 1873, to revise, consolidate and
amend the laws relating to pensions,
generally enlarges and hberalizes the
former acts, re-enacting nearly all for
mer provisions and extending privileges.
No items for granting pensions have
been reduced or struck out. Among
the new provisions in this respect are
the following: All persons who have
lost leg above the knee and are SO dis
abled thereby that they cannot use an
artificial limb, shall be rated in the sec
ond class and receive S24 per month.
All persons having lost the hearing of
both ears, to receive $13 per month
Section five provides that the rate of $1S
per month may be proportionately di-
vided for any degree of disability estab-
lished for which the second section
makes no provision. The old law pro-
vides for no rates between eight and
eighteen dollars. In the organization
of the Pension Bureau important
changes have been made. The new law
provides for the appointment by the
President of Deputy Commissioner of
Pensions, with salary of 900 per
annum. Joseph Jockey has been APP
pointed to this Office The efficiency of
the bureau is increased by provision
for the appointment of duly qualified
surgeon as medical referee, with sal
airy of 50, 500 per annum, who shall have
charge of examinations, and revision of
reports of examining surgeons, and such
other professional matters as may be re-
ferred to him by the commissioner. The
Secretary of the Interior has appointed,
as such medical referee, DIR. L. b. Hood.
He is also authorized to appoint
such qualified surgeons, not exceeding
four, as may be required, who shall be
borne upon the rolls as clerks of the
fourth class, and to take the place of
clerks already in the service, with sal
airy of $1,000 each per annum. These
have not yet been appointed. The new
law adds two years to the limitations
under which the pension claims may be
established. The fees for medical ex-
aminations and certificates have been
increased to 50, excepting in the
case of the Board of Examiners,
each member being entitled to receive
only 81.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25
MATRIMONIAL SPECULATIONS.

"Ned, you're a fool. But there is
q chance yet for redemption.
CITIZEN I'm afraid | am in the same
fix as those unfortunates spoken of in
the catechism past redemption. q"
This conversation was between two
brothers, Messrs Timothy and Edward
Barbour, and was carried on in the
store of the former early one morning,
before customers began to flock in
Timothy was dry-goods merchant, just
commencing business on n doubtful
capital while Edward, the younger
brother, was still clerk, with a fair
salary, in heavy jobbing house Cup
town" The circumstance that had
given rise to their colloquy was simply
this Mr.. Aaron Simpson, retired
sea captain, had received visit from
his niece, a young, fair, and very
wealthy heiress, whose father had died
year previously, and left her the whole
of his immense fortune, There was also
stopping with Capt Simpson q young
girl, who was engaged III sewing for the
family, but who, though her occupation
seemed so humble, was possessed of all
those graces that adorn the true woman.
Now the father of the young gentlemen,
when living, had been an intimate friend
of Capt Simpson, and consequently
both Timothy and Edward were fire.
quent and welcome visitors at the man.
sion of the old sea captain. Timothy
had seen the magnificent Arabella For
bush, Capt. Simpsons niece, and he be-
heved himself to be deeply in love with
her; while Edward, the younger and less
presuming brother, did not hesitate TO
avow that he loved the fair Lizzy Flor
ence, who only made shirts and pillow
cases.
You may think me fool" said Ed
ward, in reply to his brothers harsh re-
mark, but will you tell me wherein ?"
=" Wherein" uttered Timothy, brand
ishing yard stick by way of emphasis.
Why, did you not tell me that YOU
thought OF proposing to that servant of
Capt. Simpson's2"
" told you, Tim, that would make
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25
ssIF.~

IT, sitting with this little WORKOUT shoe
And scarlet stocking my knee,
knew the little feet had patted through
The pearl-set gates that lie twixt heaven and ma
I could be reconciled, and happy too,
And look with glad eyes towards abe Jasper 6aA.
IT, in the morning, when the song OF birds
Reminds me OF a music far more sweet,
listen to his pretty, broken words,
And for the music OF his dimpled feet,
could be almost happy, though heard
No answer, seeing but his vacant sect
I could be glad IL, when the day IN done,
And all it's cares and heart-ache laid away,
I could look westward 10 the hidden sun,
And with heart full Of sweet yearning sag:
"To-night I'm nearer to my little one
by Just the travel Of ono earthly day
II I could know those little feet were shod
With sandals wrought Of light in better and,
And that the footprints Of Q tender God
Ran side by side with his in the golden SANDS,
could bow cheerfully and kiss the rod,
Since Benny was in wiser, safer hands.
II he were dead, would not sit to-day
And stain with tears the wee sock on my knee;
would not kiss the shoe and say,
"Bring back again my boy to mol"
would be patient, knowing twas Gods way.
But O to know the feet once pure and white,
The haunts Of vice have boldly ventured in +!
The hands that should have batted for the right.
Have been wrung crimson in the clasp OF sin!
And should he knock at Heavens gate to-night,
To fear my boy could hardly enter in.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25
The English Coal Famine.

Since the panic of 1866 railroad prop
erty has not been exposed to so heavy
and so sudden decline in price as since
the beginning of the present year, says
the London Saturday Review. The
fall is out of proportion to the reduction
in the intrinsic value of railwry stocks,
and those who have not been obliged to
sell will probably recover the greater
part of their nominal loss but scarcely
any department. of indu ,try has been so
seriously affected by the high price of
coal and by the general rise of wages.
On some railways the additional cost OF
fuel for locomotive power has absorbed
the whole of the dividend, and in almost
every instance it has either reduced
the dividend or rendered it stationary,
notwithstanding large increase OF
traffic.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25
Pith and Point.
SWEET home-A beehive.

SWEET home-A beehive.
FIELD exercise-Plowing.
CLERICAL loans-Lent sermons.
FLAT acknowledging on your back
BAYoNETs are driven, but bullets are
lead.
A TICKLIsH Notwithstanding upon
trihes
How to prevent fits-Buy ready-mads
boots.
CAN man be said to pay as he goes
if he sleeps on stick p
WHEN is fire like bad husband ?
When it goes out at night.
PUNCH has found man 100 lazy to IA
Dor under an impression.
THE man who is equal to himself is
generally match for others.
THERE are no female dates, although
there are plenty of mandates.
How do you define black as your hate
Darkness that may be felt.
WHY is an overworked horse like an
umbrella ? Because it is used up.
A PERSON who tells you of the faults
of others intends to tell others of your
faults.
"WHAT's the use," asked ON idle fell
low, "of q man working himself 70
death to get living?"
A NOD fellow, wasting his midnight
toll in literary efforts, says that it is
useless for man to try to write when
he gets no wink all night.
UNPROTECTED males avoid certain
village in Maine, which contains fifty
five widows. What would the late Tony
Weller have thought of this?
"WHY don't you get down, and lead
the horse? That is the way to keep
warm, ;" said gentleman to boy one
cold day. NO" replied the American
youth, -" it is borrowed horse, and
I'll ride him if / freeze !"
VEGETABLE pills - exclaimed an old
lady. Don't talk to me of such stuff.
The best vegetable pill ever made is an
apple dumping for destroying a gnaw-
ing in the stomach there is nothing like
it it always can be relied on.
A DENTIST presented bill for the
tenth time to rich skinfint ct
strikes me-" said the latter, ct that this
is a very round bill" " Yes, replied
the dentist, 1--WE sent il round often
enough to make it appear so, and have
called now to get it So uared.
SOME persons are discussing the prob
able nationality of very tall and very
slim foreign lady who puts on unusual
airs. q think she is Swede," said
one. GA Russian, L think" ven
tured another. 81 think" said wag,
"she looks more like q Pole"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17
Nrn@tbarfeit Ser @tenen.

Ser Sauptnuben, BEN mir tp~enisitens
6treft bon Den Btenen baben, lit tbr 60>
Mig mnier Streben muB bentna6 babtn
geDen, bic Sru6tbarfeit Der &Dntgin gu
er606en unb baS S6Ddrmet au bermtnS
bern. Wan re6net, 6aB Die @teritDde
elmer &0ntgtn bic Seine bon etpa 500,z
900 Giern entbalten; tpenn 1te bteIe ge>
legt bat, fttrbt fte unb bat ibren 2ebens>
bringen, baB ale bieie @ter in etnem
Sommer 9ele9t tperben, ftatt 6teie Pes
rtobe auf 3-5 Sabre auS3uoe6nen, pte
btes getp0bnlt9 Der San 1T, 70 bat man
baour6 augeni6etnlt6 9roBen Bortbetl.
2GBt man aber bic 8tenen tbrem Srtebe
gum S6ndrmen folgen unb 6te @oIonte
bur9 iol6es 6erumi6pGrmen IN elmer
etptgen llnor6nung, 10 tptr0 bte1er @ez
mimi iebr speifelbaft. Qae /erfabrenen
8ienen3u9ter tpiflen, baB ein GROCER I'M
ter16ieo IN Der Brobufttpttdt ner19iebe>
ner &0nt9innen beitebt.
SIN ieoem Stenen1t1no fdrr Der @tgen>
tbiimer getpiiie Golonien aufpeiien, bic
oauern6 bolfret9er fttb ais anbere.
Sol6e mnB man CUR 3u6t auStpG6len
ale tpentg 5eugun9sfGbtgen &0nigtnnen
1onte man bernt6ten un6 6eren 8Iab
bur6 Nnoere be1eben, Sic aus @iern Ser
3eugungsfdbigiten Encouragement iinb,
penn aud bic unfru6tbare 80nt9tn cine
Stalienerim 9nb iogar cine importirte
ietn ioate. Die Senben3 CUR Srr6tbars
felt fann 6ur6 Die 8ebanOGung ~bef0r6ert
meroen, bic man ben tunsen &0ntgtnnen
angebet6en IGBt. Sbr gtubbrtngen bat
bel bamit gu tbun, pte fte'sfrib 9etpobnt
murben. Menn Die iungen &0nt9tnnen
au legen anfangen, battle man fe oardn
unb la1ie iie fetnen Sag ber1dumen, tpenn
MANS berbiten fam. Get9t ber 6ontg>
8orratb aus, 10 %fiittere man, = fittere
tmmerfort, nnb bLlbe es ME, baB bic &6z
ntgtn leere 3eaen entbebrt, UNI tire @ter
abaule9en.
Man tperfe feline 1000 &ubtt3OGigen
Soften fort nn6 brtnge feline 8tenen in
0oppelt 10 groBe; man fann fetne @alz
lone in etn QuartmaB etn3pGn9en; tpenn
man bic 8ienen 10 etn[egen mill, berbtn>
bert man, baB 6ie &0n:gin ibre bo1e 2etz
ftungsfGbigfett entpidelt. 3petfelsobne
tptrb bur9 Nt9ts bic 9robuftipttdt Der
Btenen 10 beetntrG6ttgt, ais onr9 etnetl
iolden B~rofrniteSs ~arttgen 8tenenitod
bon 1000 &ubif5onen. 9as e~rtnnert an
iene Metbobe Der Gbinefen, 3wergbdume
gu er3ieben bur9 Sopf5u6t, bnr6 cine
iol6e @tn5tpdn9ung, baB it9 Die Wnr5eln
nt6t ausbreiten fDnnen; befanntlt6 er1
balten tie 10 na9 mebreren @enerattonen
Bdltm9en bon nur l SUB 6Dbe, Qpfel>
bGume, Bftrft6bdume unb iogar @t6en,
Die trobbem 6rii9te tra8en, aber ie6r
tpin5ige.
Sod cine artoere gfegeG loate nt6t aus
Ber N6t g%elaiien tperben: Wfan 3tebe
feline %&0ntgtnnen UNI iene Sabres5ett,
tpann bic S6pGrme am HetBtgiten nno
DDlfret6iten ftnb, unh. 5par bon ben
iin9iten &0ntginnet, Die man bat UNI
Die fru6tbar itnb, bantt lie Die 2ebens'
fraft Der Sugenb erben unb nt9t 6es Ql'
ters @rl6Opftletn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17

= Srte6ri9 5efer 1T ant %.
Wfat auf benz 0ampfer Berlin 9lidIt6
bon Baltimore IN Brernerbaoen etnges
troffen. 8ertpan6te nnO gefannte ems
pfingen i'm in 8remer, nnb er retfte nod
an 6emielben Sage bon bort tpetter rasy
Der babti6en 6etmatb. Die pBeier5ei1
tun9" lit Bremen fagt bon tbm: vNne,
tpel9e 6as Slid batten, nit tbm 5uiams
mett gu fommen, ftnO erfreut Iber odS
frif6e, marftge Nusieben 9eder'S un6
nod mebr erpdrmt bon Dem tnntgen, Ies
benDt4en Snterefe, bas ben LANCE Nbtpes
fenDen fir bas alte 8aterlano erfiiut".
Bie Sic v8eier3ettun9", 10 begriBten
aud anoere 6er%borra9enOe oeut16e BlQt5
ter, 1elbft fol9e tn @ten, ben alten &Gms
ben Bel ietner Nnfunft I'M 0entl6en VGs
terlan6e auf's @Grmite.
Sn SroD, 81. g., 19reibt eben elm
dmertfanii der @elebrter Die BtDgrdS
bbte b Metbm aIem. Ser sc.
9. 0emofrat melbet barber: st arbeiz
tet 16on 5 Sabre an benz tnterei1antet
Werfe un6 lit bereits BEL ben Gnabenjabz
rem oes 8atriar6en dngelangt. Ste Be<
16reibuttg Der Surniibungen, tDorin Wtes
tbuialem bamaIs Elm Wfeilter mar, fonen
GuBerft intereiiant 1etn. 0a iage nod
elmer ettpas iiber bic Bebanterte Der beut<
i6en 8rOfeiioren.
Die 8erIiner f6nnen ff9 nit
8tener Iu SIT elInngSprete
nt6t befreun6en. 9as yB. ST. 81" err
,Gblt BON etnen1 aus @ten 3uriidgefebr-
fen 8erliner: NIs Ser &etlen6e Dor etS
niqen Eagen in 8ten e%intraf, tpurbe er
ouf Dem 8a6nbofe BON Senan6 9efragt,
ob er 2ogts tpiini6e. Guf bic beiahsnoe
G%ntgegnlng tpar6 er in etne bier Stof
bod belegene &ammer gefibrt, mo- ct
{t6's beqllem ma6te un0 feline Sreltoe
barlber nt9t berbeblen fonnte, BET 9ris
batleuten Elm llnterfommen g%efnnoen SIT
haben, benn BON BEN enorrnen Yretien IN
SEN 6otels bate er seb0rt. Qm @benb
alma er In 6te in ienem 6aufe beftn6li6e
Neifauratton, aB bier etn Geefiteat unb
tronf oaau 2 Slider 8ter, tpofir er gu
feiuem @rftaunen l T6lr. l53 SCR. be-
aQhLen mnBte. @r fubr am nG6ften Wfors
Gert aur Nusitellung btnaus nn6 beSablte
Fir Stnz un6 &idfabrt tn .etnem Slater
11ur 8 @ulben. Sin SriibftId In einem
~gfeftdurant Ser NusfteQung foftete i'm
bei iportontI6er @tnfd6beit 81 ST.. SEPT
bielt unler 6elb es fir rGtbIi6, am suei=
ten Sage mad Der 9te6nung ieiner iibriz
oens iebr bieberen nnb freunbIi6en
8irtbsleute gu fori9en, un6 ba 3abIte er
6enn fir 2 Nd9te9o9is un6 2 Wal@affee
16 r.! 0as tDar Tim 5n btel-er ents
16GoB fi9 fu1a, fubr gum 8abnbof unb
tit in Berlin tpteber eingetroHen, obne,
nit Nusnabme eint9er 6aufen Baaen
unb &tten, fopie mebrerer Decoration
men urtb regengetrdnften 3elte, aud llllr
bas @ertngite bon Der &nSiteanng geies
ben gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17
@aHerSt@te @artenpeae.

Ser gep0bnIi6e &ies, nit mel8em Die
@artentpege in ser 9tegel bebedt ner6en,
beri6tebt fi6 lei6t, ptrb uneben nnb i6tz
ttgt fi6 BET &e9en nit @aiier, tpo6ur6
oft bic Spa5iergdn9e inn @arten unangez
nebm gema9t neroen. Qu6 ~erfor6ern
1ol9e @ege bieI Qrbett, UNI tie rein bon
ltnfraut st erbalten. @tpas foftipieItg,
iebo6 bon fi6erem @rfolge, lit bic 9tnfer>
ttgun9 paifer6t6ter SuBpe9e aus elmer
Nrt 8etre. Man grdbt ben alien &tes
auf, ptrft i'm 6ur6 etn Sieb, Inn nne
erbtsen G6etle, 11nfrautpur3eln &c. sn be-
Ieitieen unb mengt auf 6 S6ei[e beifeIben
3 3betle 16arffOrni9en fetnen Sanb unb
l She'll Cement BET. 9tefe Maiie mo6t
man nit @ai1er 5n etnem mGBig ftetfen
8ret, brettet tie nit elmer S6aufeI iiber
BEN We9 aus tn ether etpa 2 3on ftarfen
Sage, ebnet tie mn6 i6ldgt ffe ettpas feft.
9abet mii1Ien ale 8erttefungen glei9@
mGBig ausgefIut unb Ser SberflG9e Der
n0tbtge Nbfan mad BEN Setten bin gegez
ben tperben. 9ea6 atpet Tagen lift Del
@eg gebGrtet unb barf betreten perben
Sol9e @ege balten it9 INNER rein, eben
uno troden, es tretbt fein 1tfraut auf
oen1elben uno man er1pdrt 1omlit pieI Nrs
Belt. Nn6 @etpd6sbGuier, Se6erbiebz
StGae &c. laiien ft6 auf bteie Weiie nit
einem iauberen, bauer6aften SuBbooen
berleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17
SHtnotS+
SpringfieIb 7. Stunt.

SprinefteIb, 7. Stunt.
9as Granddaughter" ber0ffentli6t bic
foloenbee elite Ser Bel Ser neult6en Gi9z
teripabG ertpa6lten &retsri6ter:
SIM eriten 0iftrtft: Wiutam 8rotpn
bon Btnnebago @ountD;
SIM %5tpeiten 0titrtft: s. 9. WnrpbD
bon We6enrD SountD
SIM britten 0iftrift: %. %. Seaton
bon See @puntD;
SIM bierten Oiitrttt: Sblbanus Ntlz
cor bon Same County;
SIN finften Otitrift: g. 80. Bleaiant
bon 9tod SsIanb County;
SIM 1e6iten 9iitrift: 6. g. 2elanb
bon Ga Sale county;
SIM ftebe1ten 0titrift s. WcGoberts
bon Win County;
SIM d6ten 9iitrift:
SIM neunten 0iitrtft: Soiepb 80. @o6s
rdne bon 8eortn County;
SIM sebnten 9titrtft: Sofep6 StbIeD
bon QDams Gountn;
SIM elften 0titrtft; s. 6. 6tgbee bon
8tfe @ountn;
SIM sp0lffen 0iltrift: So6n Burns
bon WfaribaQ County;
SIM breisebnten Oiitrift: 81. S. Btusz
burg BON Qtptngiton County;
SIM pierSebnten 0titrift: Sbomas S.
Spiton bon WtcQean @ountp;
SIM fiinf5ebnten Otitrtft: 8. Oants bon
8ermillton @ountD;
SIM ie6sebnten Diitrift: g.. z. Smttb
bon Champagne County;
SIM iiebsebnten 9titrtft: GDrnan Bach
bon Wtaion GountD;
eSm a1tsebnten Otitrift: @Drns @plcr
bon Worgan GountD;
SIM nellnsebnten 9tffrtft: GbarleS g.
3nns bon Sangampn @DuntD;
SIM stpanstgiten 0tftrtft: $. 90. Sam
beber bon Gbrtitian GonntD;
SIM etnuno5pan3igiten 9tifrtft: Sas.
8. Nlen bon @raipfDrO SouttD;
SIM 5peiunb3panSi9ften 9titrtft: Wm.
8. $. SnDoer bon ct. Clair @DnntD.
SIM breiunbstpan5igiten 9titrift: 81.
8atts bon @aIbington County;
SIN bierunb5pan5i9iten 9iitrift: S. g.
Senner bon Sefferion GoulltD;
SIM fitnfunO5pan3tgiten 9iitrift: W.
6. CRAWFORD BON Union @ountD;
Sn1 Observation-Disclosures Otitrift: ..
s. 8afer bon Nleranoer Gountp.
6icrrntt lit sic Qi1te b%ollitdnbi9 BIS nuf
Sen a6ten 0titrttt, aus pel6em nod
feline beitimmte Na6ri0t eingetroffen 1T.
Nnrora, -. sunni.
6ranf 6alnilton BON bier, tpel6er ais
Srcmier I'M Dtenite ser @6icago ntto
Sopa78abn Itaub, %Derungliidte geltern
Gornnittng in Ser Nabe BON Sees Stas
tton. Sn benz Qlugenbltde, ais CT BON
Dem 0a6e cineS Naggons auf ben nab
ftcn git trcten I'M 8egriffe mar, brad Die
&oppeI, ipobur6 Die beiben BaggonS iid
hon chamber lolten ullo ct auf Die S6iee
men %itiirSte, no CT iiberfabren nnb getooe
tet nurbe. Der Geritnrbene hinterldBi
aine @itttpe nnp elm Stub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-17

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fon6ers an 8irnenz un6 R~iri6bGumen,
bat man Die 3arpe bis iebt nur ar ben
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Der Sar1tlte Der @ucurbttaceen 9eb6ren.
IS oirfte besbatb fir bieientgen, mel
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nno lomtt m0gLt6erpeiie argen 8erluit
bur9 Die 8ertpiiItungen bieies Sniefts
erletoen, bon Snterefie fetn, su erfabs
rem, tDel6es Wttttel elmer ber bebeutenb>
item 9urfen3i6ter i'm Staate Sainots
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ttg bermetbe, ben 8oben nm BEN Stenz
gel Der Bflan3en auf3uloferm, benn 10
LANCE bic @rbe feft unD bart iei, f0nnen
Die &Gfer nt6t bineinfrie6en uno all sic
Wur3eln fommen.
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9el0l0ten Salts an 6ie WlrseI ieber
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6ur6 bteie BRET MitteI rette er feline tpeIs
fen Bfan3en. Qbgeieben 6abon, 6aB 6ie
Q~npenoung bon Barrier Grim auf Sic
@urfenpfan5en, no Die Sru6t ober6alb
Der @roe DG6ft, nod tpeit gef16rlt6er
lit, als BET BEN unterirbif6en &artof>
feln, berubt 6as 9anae @erfa6ren bes Sc
nannten offenbar arf etnem groben Srrs
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&Gfer fit ben uebeltbGter; ct ftampft
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feft, nm 6as @in6rtngen bes SGfers gu
%perbin6ern. Der Galf mag aler6ings
Die 9arbe t06ten Inb babur6 6ie Bflan5e
retten; aber bann bat audi fiber Ser &alf
auein BEN e~in3igen Setnb Ser @ur5eln
perni6tet; bas Seitltampfen Der @r6e
i6etnt fonett iberHilitg in bteier 8e=
3iebung 81 iein, un6 fann auf bas Sort
tpa6ien Der gf1an3en nun beeintrd6tis
gen0 ptrfen. Sretli6 bat aud gtilen
i6on bor Sabren beoba6tet, baB Der &Gs
fer germ bur6 Gtiie i'm @rbboben frie6t.
aIetn nur um bic tun9en S60iie unb
8lGtter ab5una9en, ebe fe nod an Der
Sberfld6e er16etnen, 1tn0 Die 8flan8e 10
5u iagen i6on bor tbrer @eburt 5u tDos
ten.
Die Q%nren6nng ungcl036ten &alfs.
an bic Wur3el i6eint tnOeIien iebr emf
pfeblenSmertb 3u ietn.