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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

COKE, the new Democratic Governor of
Texas, has begun a policy of "retrench-
ment and reform" which shows that he is
true to the aspirations of his party. He has
borrowed S49S, 900 in currency for the use
of the State, for which the treasury will
eventually be called upon to pay 5000, 900
in gold. This is retrenchment and reform
with a vengeance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

We continue the publication of our series
of Interviews with leading citizens regard
ing the change in the form of the District
government this morning, by printing the
views Of DR.. J. B. Blake upon this interest
ing subject.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

TIE Northern press is q unit IN condemna-
ton Of the late outrages upon the negroes In
the South. Speaking Of the massacre Of six
teen negroes in cold blood in Tennessee by
white men, without any provocation to justify
the eowardly act, the New York Herald adds:
off the white men in the South imagine that
acts like these will be tolerated by the nation
they are sadly mistaken. The spirit which led
the masked band at Trenton to invade the
sanctuary of the law and commit a cowsrdly
and brutal crime may yet bring on the South
countless miseries. The men who hate most
bitterly the negro race can scarcely hope that
they will be allowed to massacre the colored
people without interference; and acts like the
present point TO the necessity Of making the
law respected at all hazards. A revival Of
Ku Klux outrages will inevitably lead to the
adoption Of such repressiye measures as may
be necessary to the security Of the peaceful in-
habitants in the disturbed district. In the
present case the duty Of the Government is
clear. Unless the local authorities Immel-
stely arrest and bring to justice the perpctra-
tors Of this cowardly massacre the general
Government should take the matter in hand
and see that fitting punishment be melted out
TO the murderers. Such crimes are blot on
our civilization"
The New York Tribune says: "Now we have
no faith in the existence Of this so-called con-
spiracy, and We look upon war Of races as
practically out Of the question. There has
been no riot or violence anywhere which q
decent local government ought not to have
suppressed In half an hour. Nevertheless we
do regard the situation at the South as full of
peril. The danger Is not from the turbulence
of the negroes, but from the recklsssness and
folly Of the whites. = = = 1.-two men quarrel
over ffty cents the United States of America
must step in and settle the dispute. If negro
turn highway robber, whole county must fly to
arms, and the United States must restore
order. = Nothing can cure the misfoE-
tunes of the Southern States but reform In
their local governments. And this we can
assure them will never be attained by the cul-
tivation of prejudices Of color, the prescription
of one race by the other, and the perpetual In
reference of troops, marshals, collectors and
Cabinet officers with the functions of consta-
bles and police magistrates. There is only one
way to peace and prosperity, and that is by the
union of all parties and both colors in setting
up and sustaining honest State administra-
tons. When that Is done we shall hear no
more of these negro conspiracies."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

they wish to use it As we have said re-
peatedly, they are S-65 per cent better
than greenback. They are secured by
the pledged faith of the people of the Uni
ted States, carry 8-85 per cent. interest for
fifty years, and are exempt from Federal,
State and mtlnicipal taxes 20.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

THE amount OF editorial brain exertion that
has been wasted in attempts to be funny over
the allegation that Susan sat in Theodore's lap
is simply appalling. Directed in behalf of
better cause.-the crusaders, for instance-it
would have accomplished great deal of good.
Thanks are now In order that the disgusting
topic is soon to be banished from the public
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

) THE Liberal Republican party of New
York seems to be completely starved out
Reduced almost to shadows, they are
prowling around the well-flled mansions
of Republicanism, anxious to get in any
Irar-evan through the coal.holes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

The accounts published of the disgraceful
conduct of the Plymouth church meeting when
the Beecher committee made report read more
Ike the usual proceedings at q Democratic
nominating convention than the deliberations
of body of professed Christians. "Respects-
bility run mad" is what one of the New York
papers calls it. The same kind Of madness at
Water street arat-pit would not be put so
mildly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

TIE Secretary of the Treasury has objected
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell
gold during the month OF September, as fol-
lows: One million dollars on the first and
second Thursdays, and one half million on the
third and fourth Thursdays, respectively, max
ing in all three millions,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

JUDGING from the demonstration made on
Friday night last at Plymouth church against
Mr.. Moulton, the members Of that sanctuary
do not pay much heed to the injunction to
pray for those that despitefully use you. Ply
mouths congregation may be as wise as SER
penis; they certainly are not as harmless as
dc.rns
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
H. c. SPENCER, President.
MLTONsOHo,o!tIE ! QgIR BR .2!gs:

MI ILIUN COHUULFU
III '.SEATON MANSION
7Os streeL, opposite Post O1ice Department.,
OPENS SEPTEMBER, Is74.
THOs. STATION DONOHO, Principal.
The attention OF parents who appreciate the true
Interest o. their children Is respectfully invited to
caliy tested. rendering more pleasant, rapid and
reliable the progress Of pupils. By their advance
Washington. be Is well known 20 large portion Of
Its citizens, ard here and elsewhere recognized as
the author Of ''IyywGu, - '.Moena'' and other
volumes.
number ofpupIls being already engaged, early
application Is important, IS the school Is limited
and those who ''hegin At the beginning will have
great advantage. ThA Principal will be In daily
attendance At the school from the present time,
happy TO furnish particulars to his friends and the
their support.
Refers 81 permission to Rev. DR.. John O. Smith,
Hon. Richard Waliach, DR.. j. W. Marin, Messrs.
VIM. j. Murtagh. REPUBLICAN: John W. Magill,
OF Lewis johnson & Co.; VIM. Is. Webb, John
Carroll Brent, John r. Norris, N. W Gait e Bro.
ThoS. c. Connolly, Jos. L. X. Plant, J. Colds
borough BEmn, aud many others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

THE vexed question of civil rights still
troubles the minds of the citizens of North
Carolina. We print this morning another
letter on the subject from a correspondent
at Raleigh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, EAS 4
LARGER CIRCULA TIOE THAY ANY OTHER
1foRNIyG PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT0F CO.
LUMBJA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOhS.
UNDER THE TREES. BY Samuel Irsnsus Prime.
ALCEsTIs. Leisure hour ssrles.)
NEW THEORY OF GRAvITATTON AND
OTHEh SUBJECTS. BY Edward L. Young
Norfolk, Va.
THE LYING LINK. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RING. PyF.W. Tu5inSon. author
of''L!tt.e Kate Kirb'," &c.
WITHIN AN inch Of HIS LIFE. From the
French Of EmIls GAhSrisa.
DoNpED DEBTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUNBlA.
TIE RHINE. BY Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. a ROman,e Of Old yiEInIs.
By John EsJeR Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. by Js sup.
MY MOTHER ANDI. By Miss Nulork.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jules Verne.
WESTERN WINDOWS. by John James PIatt.
LANDMARKS. by John James Platt.
TREATISE on Mechanics LIsrs On Real aud
PeTsoEa! I-ToI eT.y. by S4uuu! L. Philips,
ofihe v ash nEtnn Bar, sEo. Law sheep.
ron SALE BIZ
W. Ii. & 0. II. Sz0RRESON,
Jy2g-tf Law Booksellers, as PennA. ave.
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON. D.

The Preparatory Departmeut opsxs septemoers Q.
= The Columbian College opens September 10.
The Medical College opens Octooero-
The Law School opens Octo5ef II. .,..,... l.. -
For Catalogues, c1ul aiming full paI.toais y. 70
gard 10 terms and course Of snsjr@et.ol, Auytess
iyi3-MwFtocI President &c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
or. JOHNS Co.LLI;lEE1GIEE,,,n
aul1-TuThstseps1

CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE,
~ fSIALE,1 MECHANICSBURG. PA, located
"a E-dlstant nom HsrIisbrrg and Carlisle an aca-
Jtmic, eommsEeial and eelleRe preparatory school.
Attractive buildings and grounds. Terms mote
rate. TWenty.second year, september :. Circulars
St Kesvaud q Towers bookstore. References, POST
master G. neral JAMS Marshall, Wa. Woodward,
esq, Rev. o. Eye & Son. aul0-im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
NOW IN STORE THE

Largest assortment and choicest selections OF the
following goods IN the District at reduced prices;
" .PAPERHANGINGs, all grades and prices; WIN
DOW SHADES, different eolors and siEes; PIC
TURE FRAMES, all sizes and styles: Picture Cord
and TaIssis, dlhereAt colors and si:es: Picture
Nails, porcelain and plain heads; FreuGh Fire
Boards. black and gilt and plain; Velvet and Gilt
Frames, largest Apartment in the District; Box
Oval Francs for Wrsathes, at cost to close them
out; eold-Platsd, Timed and Wire Centre Picture
Cord, superior goods.
PAISTISGs ENeRAvtSes AND cRoMos.
a limited selection Of choice subjects. CHS Papers
asloW as % cents; Giafed Papers low Is cents;
Blank Papers low 10 cents; Other goods In pro-
portion.
SE-An orders for PAPERHANGINe. WINDOW
SHADES or PICTURE FRAMES punctual.v allied
IN the city country, and sa;isiHetoB susrnteed.
TERMS CASH. y eul-Im
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RATES OF ADYERTIsINar

Mail subscribers, $50 per year; SLO for six
months, and SEQ for three months. Terms In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

MT. VERNON INSTITUTE. lssoI STREET.
w French aud English Boarding and Day school
for Young Lad Is and Little Giris- Mrs. CHAS-
w. PAIRO. Principal; Mademoisele ". Prld',
houlu1e, resident teacher OF French. Third annlai
session commences September n. For terms and
nufh-1fW Finn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE.

To secure space for exhibits in the Buildings or
the Park, carly application should be made Ine
forms for application together with the
regulations Tor Exhibitors and neeitd Information
viii be forwarded application 70 the Oice Of the
Commission. At. GOShOkN,
J, L. CAMPBELL, Secretary. dngsi-SITn0w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

unpublished every Thursday morning. and Is fur-
Hiihed TO subscribers at the following rates: One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. g; ten
copies one year Sl5; single copies, In Wrappers are
cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
WHERE SHALL I SEND MY BoY'
GLENMOOD INsTTTuTE.

School select an prominent for its beautiful, re-
tired and healthful location, It's perfect dlscl pine
and home comforts. Expenses sl92 per annum.
For circulars address PROF. l.. g: MATHEWS,
A. NJ, Glenwood, Howard county, Maryland.
EEPERENCEe:
James o. spIiEg. esq, Pefersour E La;.,
Col. Chas. Gllpin, Surveyor Port OF HattLnofe.
BaltIr.oFe augi3-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
TEAS.

wehLvs recently added to our stock in this de-
partment by the purchased LARGE QUANTITY
OF EEw-CRoP TEAS Of the different varieties,
and hence we are no" prepared to offer special In
dueements.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

a communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WN. j.
MURTAeH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington. D, G,
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SPECIAL, NOTICES
S~ 4 NEW B0fIDfSG ASS 0CHH
~ Ton.

~S 4 new 80fL6fNG ASS 0CfA.
~ TON. ~
A meeting viii be held at AIarinrs Hall. Z strert,
9etE stn Nthth and Tenth streets, "WEDNESDAY
purS5>s ~ a. 7H 0eoeS f9r zoe
ne ne Sans prihe.ples as that Of the washington,
tire suceesl attained BY these sSsoratons they COM
mend thsmseves to all those who desire to save
homes, &e.' by Investing IN small mo1thly IN
stAllments In view q the recent deoisl by the
stslg; has BEEN osiaSiishsd toyond dispute
au21.St
n~eYOUNG MEMS CHRTsTIAN as
~ ISOLATION, co .nsr Of Ninth and ID
EVENING GLASSES IN Latin, Greek. English
Grammar, Photography, Mathematics, an Sacred
History. comm"ncinE sep'enber H. .t
Glasses open to aH..-a-.
FIRE. r. afiuE-r'oOW md CircTs'IrE I.ib-Ry.
Daily Prayer Mert.nE,a: E-IS, G1nI0p,
SaVnAth EyCning services 1t The Rooms At 8
O'Clock.
-.a.... a.. y WE WELCOME ALL. ......
e~LEGALA AND OTHER BRIEFS
line EEPGtBLIc1A Jos OFFICE. nSis:st
N~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
eDth street. east side, bet. y ana z, a few doors
in extracting Teeths Teeth s. : SET, either JAN,
F~ E. H. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
street, third door from PsaSsySanI ave. ~ JAM
~ NILE URN's
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA ..
1Eo PsnnIylvanlh avenue, ear wilRrd's.
DEPOT FOB MINERAL WATERS. ..
Epis-u D.. coy
s~OFFICE OF THE COMMISsTON-
m ~ Eks OF ,,, The EkEEDMAk's sAyiSGs
July q is74-NGtic e hereby giyeG 70 All perS9ns:
other thsp deposlsorS who msy have csimt against
any Of Its branches, that they are called upon to
R he t tan sFs g . ga s sSs
once, No. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
Pass books, when properly ,aiagyg:ted, viii be
eT e pane FooSs to he respsce STsnfhes ~
witch they wee i--ued as soon as possible that
they may be properly JS efSea anq 0eeARRPESs%EL
jy3I-Fl3w ------------.- Commissioners.
Fw-DR: s. 8. BOND HAS REMOVED
~ No. sI3 First street, between H and
Tenth street end New York avenue will receive
wALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
SoS Liver oils, TrOchss, &C., at the Tenn
RW.CURRENT AMI BACK NUMBERS
~ OF the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, and an other city papers, can be OBJ
tanned from j. BRAD. ADANIS, etatloner and
NeES Dealer, under St. Cloud hotel, corner Of 7
F3@N OTICE.-IA An NOW PAYING
- high eash prices for eeond;hand Clothing.
% M my store. By calling on Or addressing r.
HERZ0G, eI7r d street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, prompt attention will be given.
E~-DBUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
~ ries, Ponnades, Toilet Articles, &C., At low
est rates, AtTEMPLE DRUG STORE. IL
R~SPURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
- medicinal purposes, ct the Temple Drug
Store, /. a.H 80 = 10. - 80. -... novl
WHAT
~ you want A. other places, try the Temple
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. noN
FS~WRAPPING PAPER ron SALE
~ at this once. 300 Jazz '...'.-. .-.- ...
ATHIC8EEDICINESAN
~ SPECIFICS at the TENPLEN DRUG STORE,
corner ? and Nluth streets. t0.f
DNnV AMI. CIT A TTONFDV
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twenty-five cents per line. Advertisementsuudsr
the head OF ''FOr Sale Rent ~ WANTED ~ Lost
SndF0und, ~ and Personal" twelve and 9 half
oGnts perline.
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MoRNING::::::::.:.-:AU 81, is7l.
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1776. 1876.
INTERNATIONAL
EK1l1bltiOns
I776.

OFFICE OF THEl
U. 8. CENTENNIAL COMM ISSION, ,
.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
In accordance with tn sevrrl acts If the Congress
4 the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF
IA CHOICE BLACK TEA,
At 50 cents per pound, which, / think, is better
than the last.
Also, hno JAPAN and GREEN TEA At IS cents
per mound at - ... 49,. .... II. EGAN'S,
COOKS TOURIST TICKETS TO ALL
parts of the United States and EEOpe-goOd all
all theyear round,
once No. 7U Fifteenth street, up stairs, corner
aG23-st - ~, WA. SHORT, Agent.
EOR PRESERVING AND PICKLING.
Pure CIDER VINEGAR, made at Sandy Springs,
Montgomery county, Nd, I.
CELERY SEED. GREEN GINGER,
White and Black MUSTARD SEED,
TUMERIC, all kinda OF SPICES,
WHITE WINE VINEGAR and PRESERVING
SUGAR, at very low prices, At ro,,,,s
au27-et Seventh and l. streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ..e2.56
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per saeE......S2. 40
BURNT MILLS FAMILY 80. at lowest rates
ISAAC wENqER'S FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY. g
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, 81, s2.25 and sass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
OFFICE OF suFsRvIsIne ARCHITECT,

DROPoSAI.S FOR CUT-GRANITE WORK
Il FOR THE APPROACHES AND FENCES
FOX, The UNITED STATES gENEkAL
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON, d, @.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

orArts, Manufactures and Products Of the Soil an
Mine. ....
The Exhibition will be opene on the 18th Of
AT. L. AID closed on tle 18th vi October.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
Centennial Anniversary
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION

1f Amtric Independence, there VIII be held in
FAlRMOUST PARK, Philadelphia, In the year
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31
EDUCATIONAL.

NJ Il 8. b q n R,
w 1875 SIR Set n. w,
WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL on =, MONDAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-31

In short, surstocE is now large and complete. and
We are selling low.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
Gin perbeTertes @eiI1Ieb.

Die Nntpenoune Der nod pieLfa6 in
@ebrau6 itebenoen WiI6Iiebe nit 6oI5>
ranb unb &~oB6aarb6ben Dat bel l1nan7
genebme5. 0aS Queaen bes 6ol5es,
Das Gtniaugen uno Teitieben 0 &diez
itoff IN ben Sugen Der letGt 3erft0rbaren
80ben, mte Die unbeque1ne 9anbbobung
baben bier ldn9it our @infIbrung BON
Sieben aus 8Ie6 nit fetuer Wtellinggase
geflbrt, bic mieoer aIiGbrlt6 neu per>
bellert perben. Gins Der praftti9ften
Siebe bteier Nrt, oas mir iIn9it ia6en,
lit foIgenoermaBen etngert9tet: 9a1ielbe
bGlt oben II 3ou i'm 0ur6meHer, ber>
iIngt 1t6 BEL Al. 3ol 9Obe bis auf 83oa
Our6mefier uno lit baielbt bon etnem
Ienfre6t tteDenoen Ganbe bon ; 3ou
60be al bic 0rabtga3e angel0tbet.
Gum S6uB 0es 9ratbgefle6ts mtr6
Elm 5~tpeiter ienfre6ter Ble6ranb bon 2
.3on 8rette ouf9ei6oben, Der bur6 Elm
Yaar ieitli6e 6aten nit Dem oberen
Gbeile felt berbunben lit. Cine feline
Orebung trennt betbe T6etIe lei9t nno
eeItattet bequeme Retntsuug. On bieiem
aufgeI6obenen Eanoe befinoen ii9 lints
unD re9ts atpei tpa9ere6te robrenartige
9oien, Die ba5u btenen, 5tpet GilenftG6z
den btnbur9 Su fGtebem, tpel9e 6usNuf>
1eben be5 StebeS auf ben elmer 1ebr be-
quem MAIDEN. Sober &lempner fam es
Ieid)t Qnfertigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
Nnmu1er 10.

ten idle6t gerGtb, 6ies ni6t Der 9ads
fru6t ielbit CUR 9ait gelegt tperoen oarf-
Ser praftii9e erfabreue Sarmer petB,
baB Elm az loier loderer Sooe1 Den
Bflan3en einen unfi6eren Stano btetet
unb baB 6ieie 81 9roBe 2oderbett Dem
8o6en mad Sadfri6ten INNER miro.
@s bleibt Dem Nder eben nt6t Die mo-
tbige 3ett, it1 gu ieben, tnsbeioroere
aber bort ni6t, no tuegen Verunretnt.
sung nod mebrfa6e 8orarbetten Hotb;
pen6i9 itnb.
@s bletbeu bier nur atpei SGqe 6enfs
bar. Gnttpeoer Sic QluS1aat qei6iebt IN
elm tpenig geeigneteS Selb, ODER Tie 9eS
I6tebt gu 1pGt; lebteres tDtro tpobl am
meilten Der SAL fem. Stride Musiaat
i'm 6erb1t btetet INNER ben Bortbeil Der
be1ieren unb frdftigeren 8eitodlng un0
Iomit eines 66beren Grtrags. Nnoerer>
let's bat eine gu groBe 8erlpGtllng Der
@tnteriaaten BEN gta6t6etl, oaB tie rtebr
Saamen erforbert, baB cine mangelbGfte
Nnlage 3ur 8eitoGung itattftlloet nlo
Bah iiber @i1ter let6t biele Yflan3eu
bonn SroIt leioen, in6em ie bur6 ben
bGuft9en @e6lel bon 19au1 nno Sroit7
tpetter geboben un6 aufge5ogen peroen.
Mfangel6afte 8eitoGung aber farm aud
unter Sen ionit giinitigiten 0~erbdltntien
inn Sriibling ielten ODER Dielmebr ntez
mails gang tpieber gut gemadt tDeroel.
@o6G tretben Die Bflan5en an6 oann
nod &nospen unb Seitenlproien, auetn
ntnnmer meoer in benz llmfang, nod nit
Ser &raft, INN benz !9auptitengel, mel9er
bereits trGftigere gt%dbror9ane getrteben
bat, na6eifern gu f0nnen.
llebrtgens lit 10 btel it6er, 6aB, falls
Sic @rnte Der 6adfrii6te 3ettig gei6ie9t,
iie tpenigftens auf 8ooen, Der al lno fir
ii9 frGftie un6 nibt 81 loGer it,. CUTE
grtrGge ltefern fam. nno eben 10 ge>
NIP lit ferner, baB Sommer9etretoe nab
SadfrI6ten cine ausgeSet6nete STEELE
fin6et un6 baB Sommerpet5en, 9erlte,
Safer unb ser fretlt3 berbGltniBmGBig
1elten bier gebaute Sommerroggen bier
bor3ii9li6 geoeiben.
$50 Sribfartoffeln %geit0nben baben,
6arf man obne 8eoenfen AUDI 8inter9ez
treble 1Gen; mo- aber SpGtfartoffeln
pu9ien, ba miiiien Die DorIiegenben biez
1igen 8obenberbdltniiie genau berIdit9s
tigt un6 mobl erpogen peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

l~1rIere 6iesiG6rise 8ertbeiltng BON
9rGmienbIdern an aHe pOr~anS5ablenoen
@~bonnenten bat etnen 10 9roBen @rfolg
gebobt, tpie mir i'm inter ben segenpGrs
tigen beordn9ten 8erbGltniiien faltm SI
~ertparten beredttgt tparen. 80 fommt
es, baB Die @uflase Ser 8aIIesfe'i6en
Geographic S9taer's un6 bss 2emes.
f6sn 8erts Iber @Otbe, bon DeI6en
mir cine gartie fir bic nd6ite 8ramiens
8ertbetlung ibrie au bebalten 9ebofft
batten, bereits boIIfdnbis Derz
sNiffen 1T unb aud bon Sem Berfe
stebri6 &app's: Scr SolOatenz
bonbeI beutfder SIriten mad Nmertfa"
MIR nod cine bei6rGnfte 3abl BON
GrempIaren borbanben lit. 9a oteies
@ert H~berbaupt ui6t mebr i'm 6euti6en
8udbanbel au babeu 1T, neil Die SQtnots
StaatsSettMng ben 9eiarnmten baDo1
~porban6enen gorratb ertporbeu bate,
70 miiiien bieienigen unierer I%bpnnenz
ten, Del9e IS ais 8rGmie Su baben
nnni9en, 1i9 iebr bal6 an uns tpenOen.
Inn uniern Sreun6en cine neue tpeitere
NustpabI Su geben, baben mir Die foIgenz
ben BRET @erte zines Ser beItebteiten
aIIer beuti9 zomeritantf9en
@rsGbIer auf sic Site unierer BrG=
uienbI9er 9eieBt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
strobeeeem far @stheeete.

BUR 8ebefung Der Mt1tbeete in falten
NG6ten lit Stro6 0aS bette Wfatertal llHo
in GSorm pon Watten ain bequemiten 5u
%banDbaben. Qu5 etne Der einfa61tem
Weetboben our Qnferttgung Der lebteren
empfebIen mir bic folgenbe: Wfan i0lGgt
5 9{Gael in aeraber Neibe, ettDa 6 3oa
pom chamber entfernt, IN ben SlBboDen
uno bie1en 9egenltber 1e nab Der 9eS
minI6ten 2Gnge Der Wtatten tpteoerum
S g(dgel in 9let6er @ntfernung. So0Gnn
ipannt man itarfe 8inbfaben 5tpii9en ie
stpei Der correiponoirenoen ytdgel, legt
auf bieie Saben cine soaotde S6t9t
qlatten &oggenitro6s, allies nit ben
Qebrem na9 9lei@er 8t6tung uno ipannt
Dariiber tpteber S 8inbfaben anti6en bic
geGael, mie 3ubor. Wftttelit elmer groz
rem 8aGna6el nn5 zines britten 8tnDfas
Dens tptrD nun baS @an3e bur6nGb4,
tpobei nur Qt6t gu geben lit, 6aB BEL iez
Benz Sti6 Der urltere mte Der obereS1oen
nit in bic S6ltnge ge5ogen tDirb. Na9
Befeitigung 0er Saoenenoen lit oann bic
Wtatte ferti9.
9te QGuge bieler Strobmatten betrage
inbelien nt6t mebr ais 8, b06ltens 9
5yuB, oa fie i'm Sail elmer 9ur6nGfiuug
Bel arDBerer 2Grge I6tpierig 81 banobaz
ben iinO. 8et ber 8ebedung Oes Mtitz
beetS rollt man bic W2atten auerit iiber
Sic untere6 dltte Der 6eniter nit ben 9lebs
rem mad oben, uno 6ann erit bic 5peiten
Watten Iuber Sic obere 9alfte oes Wttits
beefs, nit ben Nebren mad unten gez
rt6tet. 9abur6 pir6- BET eintretetbem
3eaen bas @aiier lei6ter pom Strob
~abGaufen. Die Strobmatten mti1en mad
- y n L
etnen SUB nberrasen, nnO ftnO BET bros
ben6em Sturme 6ur6 8retter nit 6as
rauf gelegten i6peren Steinen in tbret
Sage gu erbalten.
BUM S6ub 9egen bic brennen5en
SonuenItrablen in ben W~tittagsitunoen
1inb 0edem BON leidtem ipeiBen Baumz
iponen5eug gu empTeblen; Die Oiden
Stro6matten balten 81 piel 2i6t ab In6
peranlailen mn 81 germ etn A~uflptnoeln
Der gGn5en Pfan5e H.