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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-03

MISUNDERSTANDING have
been handed by Mr.. B. Virgins =
list of twenty-five Nebraska families
each of whom received $l3.e5 worth
of the seeds and provisions donated
in this county to Mr.. A. N. Patnor,
who was here not long ago repre-
senting : LEGAL aid society. A vote
of thanks was offered to the donors.
The sabjoincd letter explains itself
UTICA, SEWARD Co., NEB.,
May Gath, 1875.
We make use Of this medium to
acknowledge the reception Of fine
donation from many kind friends in
Upton and vicinity. Wheat came
to hand during the last four months.
April 29th, from Bro. d. Evans, pos
tai order for e23; l box, containing
clothing, groceries and other articles,
received 1t the same time; postal
order for t13 from Bro. O. NJ. Culver.
Received previous to this ! box, 3
sacks Of seed corn from Bros. Chap
man and Owen; also 26 blu. of corn.
2 sacks Of potatoes and other articles
from the car sent BY P. N. Vest, all
of which were duly appreciated.
For this manifestation Of your kind.
ness receive our many thanks.
G. e. PHINNEY.
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SUMMARY.

In presenting the foregoing report
il has been our aim to give the
patrons Of the school as nearly - we
could Just what the school has been
during the past year, SO far as those
things are concerned which are of the
most vital importance to any school.
1t will be noticed that the number Of
minutes lost by hardness is much in
excess of what it should be; but am
happy to state that the cases Of tardi-
ness are confined to very few stu
dents, who are entitled to all the
honor which can be attached to per-
severance in wrong. Having done
all we could to prevent it, we do not
feel responsible for the result. Our
average daily attendance this year is
twenty three in excess of last year,
while the enrolment this year is less
than last year by fourteen-which is
no bad showing. | firmly believe
that there has been at least thirty per
cent. more and better work done this
year than last. We wish to return
our thanks to those pupils who have
so kindly borne with all our short.
comings. We will be ever indebted
to them for some of tho most pleas.
ant recollections Of our whole life.
Respectfully,
]. M. ScOTT, Prin.
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!, Miss GARRETsoN's LECTURE.-Ac-
cording to announcement Miss Julia
A. Garretson, State Lecturer Of the
Iowa Patrons of Husbandry, met the
Cedar County Council, and also de-
livered = public lecture, at this place
on Friday last. Miss Garretson is .
nice, sensible looking young lady,
dressed with equal proportions Of
plainness and neatness. Her appear
ance was decidedly in her favor, and
from this, and the reputation pre-
ceding her, we had formed expecta-
tions which were by no means real.
lied in listening to her lecture. Hel
manner in delivery is decidedly mo,
notonous, bordering on the style
sometimes described IS "whang-
doodle;" her pronunciation is very
faulty; but her eEunciation is good
SO that the careful listener need not
lose . word. As to the subject matter
Of her discourse-it was . regular
hard shell Granger sermon crossed up
on modern woman suffrage lecture
The Granger part of it was sort Q
mild hash of the strong meat o.
denunciation.w which the would-be Hon
James Wilkerson last summer dished
up to an audience in the same room
There were, of course, many gooc
things said, but they were rather in
cidental than otherwise.
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SAD AND SUpDEN-Two YOU'VE
MEN KILLED BY LIGHrNlNa.-A Sc
we're thunder storm passed = few
miles to the northwest of town Tues
day morning between seven and eight
o'clock, and less than IN hour later q
man rode hurriedly through our
streets looking for = physician to at
tend . young man who had been
struck BY lightning. DR.. Focht went
out and found that . son of James
Pugh, who lives on Alex. Coutt's
farm, hsd been instantly killed BY .
stroke of lightning received while
blowing in the field.
A couple Of hours later, information
came from north Of Red Oak grove
that during the Same storm, which
passed in north-easterly direction,
. son Of Mr.. Eben Davidson, while
making fence, was struck down By
the same fatal messenger and instant
" killed. The electric fluid strucl
| Mr.. Davidso. on the top Of the hsat
and passsd the entire lsagth of BIZ
body, rs.diag and burning bio slo' be-
| considerably and literally tearing hi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-06-03

In connection with the annual re-
port Of our public schools, published
herewith, should be given detailed
account of the last DAVIS exercises,
including the names Of those who
there received certificates Of promo
tion. This is, however, impossible
for lack Of necessary information, il
for NO other reason. We learn that
the Union Rhetorical exercises were
very creditable to teachers and pupils
the best, We are told, in some
essential particulars the school has
ever offered Of that kind. Miss
Lille Dean, the FIRST regular graduate
from the High School Department,
received her diploma in due form,
including an address to the gradu-
ating class" by the Principal, Prof
Scott. The report of the schools,
before alluded to, speaks for itself;
and We may say in passing that it il
the opinion of those who have paid
the matter most attention that ouI
schools have made the practical ad'
vance during the year just closed
which is only accomplished by hare
and cooperant labor BY both teacher,
and scholars.
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boots to pieces. Another person near
by was badly but not dangerously
shocked.
Both the deceased were young
men Of nearly tho same age-seyen-
teen or eighteen years, and their rs-
moval by SO sudden and nerciless :
summons is Of course . sad blow to
the bereaved families, whose deep
sorrow the kindly sympathy of many
friends may soothe but cannot heal.
The circumstances attending this
double fatality are certainly very un-
usual, as they are very sad. Rumors
prevailed during the day that still
another death occurred in the same
vicinity and from the same cause,
but they lacked confirmation.
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AN AGED CoUPLE.-The honor Of
being the oldest couple in the city
now belongs to tho parents Of George
Lsmer, who recently arrived from
Cedar county to take up their resi-
dence with their son. The father is nine
ty and tho Mother eighty three year,
old, and from the vigor and the hale
and hearty appearance of both, they
are good for hundred years 1T least.
-Muscdtine Journal.
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0AAHs = y ssUS wv
Red Oak, May Goth, 1875.

CELEBRArIoN.-At special meet
ing of the St. Andrews Society of
Cedar county, it was resolved to have
basket picnic at Red Oak on the
5th day Of July At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
as . Fourth of July celebration.
Athletic games will be had in the
afternoon. Committees were appoint.
ed to make preparations for carrying
the same into effect. No FIRE arms
or FIRE crackers will be allowed on
the grounds. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
JAS. PATERSON, Pres.
JNo. MoIR, Sec, pro tenn.
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PERsoNAL.--Mr. S. w. Young has
been i'll and confined to his residence
for nearly tive weeks.
w. H. Cobb is at Des Moines in
attendance upon the Grand Lodge
A. F. & A. NJ.
Our old citizen, Mr.. Callihan
Dwigans 10 reported as dangerously
sick.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mcclure, Of Red Oak,
has been for long time seriously i'll,
and was last week so low that all the
children we're summoned home. At
last accounts she was still very
feeble but more comfortable. 1t is
not thought, however, that she can
recover.
Merritt lngman, At present ono Of
the typos of the Marshalltown Times,
paid Upton visit the FIRST Of the
week. Marshalltown evidently agrees
with Merritt-as most any good town
naturally will agree with a good, in
dustrious fellow.
Prof. Williams, Of Cornell College,
Nj. Vernon, made us a pleasant call
last Saturday. He reports every
thing prosperous at that Athens, and
anticipates an interesting season at
the Annual Commencement, which
takes place on Thursday, the 18th
inst.
Mr.. David Platner, also of Mt. Yer
non, and at present revelling in Off
cial pomp, power and perquisites as
Mayor Of that city, placed US under
obligations by q call last week.
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Red Oak Caucus.

Notice 10 hereby gwen to the Republic.
can vstsrs of Red Oak township that
caucus will be held 1t the brick school
house, on Saturday, June 18th, 1875, at
8 o'clock p. n. for the purpose of ch0os-
ing delegates 70 the Republican County
Convention. Attention 10 called to the
fact that aimcu:ties have hitherto arisen
from the wAat OF credentials On the part
Of Red Oak delegation. It IL hoped
this will hereafter to avoided which eau
only b dose BY attending the caucus.
JAlns 0lnTH, Chairman Of TIP. Com.
Red Oak, June let.
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NINE dwellings and several barns
and out buildings burned in south
Muscatine Sunday afternoon, entail.
ing . loss Of some $4,000 with less
than $1,000 insurance. A line Of
hose from Hershey's steam saw mills,
and the chemical engine prevented
much greater loss.
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Everybody in this Judicial Dis
trict knows Major VIM. G. Thomp-
son, for years our efficient District
Attorney. For some seventeen years
the Major has borne the peerless title
of a good and faithful husband, and
has graced his home with all the
comforts aud embellishments which
taste and lucrative profession can
bring, but yet for these many years
one thing had been lacking-the
browning Joy Of the household, the
longed for fruition of every parental
hoppe real, live winsome baby,
with the Thompson stamp upon it!
But the reward has come at last; a
new light illumines the home altar
the whole earth is transformed into
the celestial, and the Major is now
lying on his oars. Here is his dis
patch to Judge Rothrock last Mon
day:
MARION, May "a, 1875.
Hon. J. H. RoTHRocK Adjourn
court! Discharge the attorneys
have quit! 1t is boy shake" All
right.
WV. G. THOMPSON.
The telegram was received and
then passed into the hands of the
attorneys in attendance at court. OF
course it created no little stir, and
was the subject Of numerous lively
comments. The following answer
was prepared and Immediately for
warded to the Major:
JONES Co. Court Room
Anamosa, May "a.
w. G. THOMPSON, Ancestor Prayer
of petitioner sustained Boys out of a
Job and fearful thirsty-in which drug
store did you leave orders? Name It
L. P. F. G-Long- prayed for Gilpin
.'rhis Is the boy long have sought,
And sighed because found him not
The BOYS.
-.4naDoso Eureka.
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FIRE CoMPANY.-Regular meeting
ofthe Upton Fire Company will be
held 1t the Court House on next
Monday, June 7th, at Z o'clock P. n.
1t is very important that every mem
Der should be present.
A. p. FLEMING, Sec'y.
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THE Sunday School convention 1t
Inland Sunday, June 9th, commences
on the Saturday evening previous.
Programme will be published in due
time.
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RED OAK.-M. Edissr:-Accord-
iEg to the notice given, the Red Oak
Regulators held their annual meet
ing, elected their officers for the
ensuing year and transacted such
other business a. they thought proper
and before they adjourned an unani-
NOUS vote Of thanks was rendered TO
the editors of the Upton newspapers
for their courtesy in publishing their
notices and articles.
SAAL. YULE, Sec.
Red Oak, May goth, 1875.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Drs. Focht
and Chambers were last Monday morn
ing suddenly summoned by NTH. R.
Porter to the bedside Of his wife, who
it appeared had directly after break.
fast taken large dose of stryohnine
in coffee. Mrs. Porter at first refused
to take anything for her relief, but
after the arrival Of some friendly Ia
dies she was prevailed upon to swal-
low, FIRST an antidote and then strong
smetics, to the prompt action Of which
she owes her life-escaping with only
the mildest effects of the terrible
poison which she had taken.
1t is not necessary thst in this con-
nection We should rehearse all, or
any of the many stories which always
arise from such an unhappy affair
The strychnine was purchased for
rats and had been in the house for
moro than . year /; and from al we
can learn, there seems little question
that its frightful use by Mrs. Porter
was tho result Of : sudden impulse
rather thaa preconcerted plan. She
vas beyond doubt ins serious dilemma
and equally beyond doubt is by this
time sorry that she sought escape for
it in that terrible way. Mr.. F., we
are informed, fully appreciates his re-
sponsibility in the matter, which we
will willingly leave in the hope that
permanent good may result, as it Of
ten in this world seems to do, from
apparent evil.
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CELEBRATION AT TIPToN! Let's
have one! II not, why not? On or
about the fourth of next month &C.
ours the "Fourth Of July" which has
not been remembered 1t Upton for
10, these many years. It properly
falls on Sunday, aud win therefore
be celebrated either On Saturday OF
Monday. Tho Cedar County St.
Andrews Society has decided to OBJ
serve Monday At Red Oak Grove
and now No move that Upton goo,
right at wsrk to provide for . grasd
spread. eagle gathering here on Sat
urday, tho third inst. Thus We vii
turn Q double corner on old psavsou
ssssw and III get two oelebratioa'
with > day Of rest between. VII
Seconds the motioae
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UNION SCHOOLS.
Report Of the Upton Public
Schools for the Year ending
May 9lst, 1875.

To the Hon. School Board.
We take pleasure in submitting
the following report Of the Public
Schools Of Upton for the year com
mencing August 3lst, 1874, and
closing May 2lst, 1875:
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May 9th, 1878, at the Lutheran par.
sonage in Upton, by the Rev. J. X.
Bloom, Mr.. John Werling to Miss Agnes
Porter, all Of Cedar county Iowa.
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observation-disclosures there was
neither public preparation for, nor for
NAL observance of the usual ceremo-
MES on Decoration Day, yet the &C.
casion and its memories were not for
gotten in Upton. Just before sun
down quite large number Of chill
dren, evidently without concert Of
action, met At the monument, each
one laden with floral offerings with
which the memorial stone was adsrn-
ed. The ever-patriotic "Father
Dairy" was on hand with "the flag of
our country"--and thus unobtrusive-
", but not devoid of the true spirit
Of the occasion, were the memories
of tho day perpetuated.
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CAsH.-D. Shultz wishes to say to
the public that hereafter he sells
milk for cash only. 2w21
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Since our account Of driving the
6rst spike on the Chicago, Clinton 4
Western, work has proceeded right
along with all due speed. The board
ing cars, store and supply ears, and
Office car are here and in place
Some thirty two car loads Of iron have
been received, and the track is laid to
Mill Creek. The bridge over Mill
creek will be completed tomorrow
and the iron laid across it. Next week
we expect to be able to announce that
the track has reached Comanche.
Certainly the contractors, Messers.
Wallbaum Bridges & Co, are crowd
ing things as rapidly rs could be ex-
pected.-Ginton Age. 2Sth uh.
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OLD SErrLERs.-The persistent
rain storm Tuesday prevented any
large number of the Old Settlers
from reaching town to attend the
annual reunion which was announced
for that day. After consultation
among those present it was deemed
best to postpone the meeting for
some weeks. Due notice will be
given, but from what We can learn
the probabilities are that Saturday,
July Sd, will be the day selected
which would chime in admirably with
the proposed Fourth of July celebra-
ton on that day.
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ELEGANr.-Ed. lngman makes .
speciality Of inside work 10 bis line,
and as a specimen our attention was
called to some rooms at the residence
Of Judge Tuthill, just finished by
him, with fresco paper and appro-
pirate granting, ealcimining and warn.
,shing. The job was complete one,
everything being perfect and in har-
mony. The ceiling with cornice and
centerpiece of fresco paper, was cal
cimined to = delicate tint of rose
without . spot, and all the work, As
well As the general effect,wa elegant.
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From Red Wing. Minnesota,

FROM Red Wing, Minnesota, re-
turned Sheriff Shearer ON Tuesday
morning, having in custody one JUS
tus Keller, arrested at the place
named on account of an Indictment
for forgery found against him at the
sitting of the Grand Jury last No
vember. The alleged forgery con-
sisted of signing the name Of Vincent
Shinn to q note of $40 drawn in KEEL
ler's favor. 1t is but fair to state
that Keller claims to be able to prove
that he signed the note with Shinn's
knowledge and by his authority.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE furnished by
G. A. Rockwell. OAice in the Court
House up stairs. 21w2&eaw.
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Ladies' grass cloth suits 1t Vans
cash store chesp.
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By buying
we get
advantages i'm
prices which
enables us tOOf.
fer extra induce
ments.

Carpets are
lower than for
fifteen year
past, and lower
than they prob
ably will be q
year hence.
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Arrival and departure OF trains at Upton
nm the Upton and stanwoOd railroad:
Arrive,......... S:55 A. n. Leave, Gas A. y.
do ......... 500 r. n. do. l:l0 r. n,
do ......... 7:45 r. N. do. $40 r. y.
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west on the Chicago and North
western road. Evening trains connect only
with train going west, except Saturday eve
nings. when they walt for the express going
east.
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Upton Post Olnce.-.Arrtval and
Departure Of Malls.

ARRIyAIs DEPARTURE.
On the Northwestern Railroad.
. o 'clOck q. m. and ~ Mails closes at
p. M, except Satur- O'Clock p. m.
day night
From Wilton IL m. Leave ~ m.
Davenport Overland via. Inland.
Tuesday and Fridays Mondays and Thurs
6o'clock p. m. day o'clock q. m
Post once open on sundays from to 10
O'Clock a. m.
ALONZO SHAW. r. NJ.
, 1875-03-12
&utber uup bic GtDil= Che.

Sn gesug auf Die namentli6 in hubert
iden 8reiien Deutihlaubs 10 lebbaft flnbge-
gebene Ibnet9uug 9egen Die @ipils@be i6retbt
Der Serliner u@en1etnbez8ote" inter Der
lleberidrift: D2utber u1o Die @tptls@be"
SolgenbeS:
l.. 2utber fa9t: uSeil So9Seit uno Gbes
buro etn neltlid) @eiddft lit, 9ebiibrt nns
@eiitliAen unb &irbeuoienern, nihts barin
su oronen ltnb gu re9ieren. Sol6eS gues
la1ie i'd bic Serren bonn 6ath ldaffen uuo
made1, pie ie lpollen. SIS gebt mid ni6ts
Oil. Nber 10 man bon inns begebrt, III Der
STRIDE fie Ole Srautleute) gu ie9nen, iiber ite
gu beten ooer ite 81 trauen (trauen bier ais
8edlelbesrifi fir bic @beleute iegnen unb
fir iie beten), 10 iino mir iAulotg, es gu
tbnt."
2. SIN benz 8erfe !: yWfartir Qutber. Sein
2eben unb leine S9rifteu, BON Or. 60itlin.
j3met 8aroe, 1875" miro oils Speife1oS bin.
geltelt, baB 5tpiiden Der Gbeibliebung 2u.
Tiers i'm &reiie BON bier in iein Saus selabes
men Bergen am'13. Suni 1926 rnb ieiner TO-
oanl1 Dor GROCER SerianmIlung7 ab9ebaltenen
So9SeitSfeier am 81. SUIT pierSebn Gage
per9aneen iiuo, rno baB eS IN 8e3u9 auf
lestere Setter nift urfunblih e~rtpieien merocn
fam, oh iiberbaupt Elm Sirhengang uno bic
gtuiesnuns Der She Dor benz Iltare oanit
%perbunoen mar.
, 1875-03-12
Centennial Sbees6 efenIbaft in
Cincinnati.

Im %. Sebruar fanoen in peridiebenen
Stdoten Sbee=@eieaI9aften itatt, 10 aud in
Cincinnati. Die Wfobe, ipelde Ybtlabelpbia
i1au9urirt bat, miro tuobl iiber baS sanse
0anb Die Gunbe MAIDEN. Sn Cincinnati, no
baS Ilnu lenlert nod etpa8 JieueS lit, geftel
eS uno fol- einlge ~tauienb Dollars fir bic quite
Sade etn9ebraht baben. Ser Nniprade bon
@oper1or SLOPES erlttebnen mir (nah benz
Cincinnati SolfSblatt) Sol9enoeS:
Wir baben an Die clplltlirten Jfationen Der
Welt etne Qufforoerung %erlaiien sur Ser9let'
dung Der Brobutte ibrer Snoultrie uno ibrer
&unlt NIT ben G%r5eu9ntlien beS antertfani=
iten @ewerbHeibeS. @enn mir inns audb
uiht idmeiheln %oiirfen, in alien Sranden
Der Snbnltrte uno &unIt ben europatldlen ytaz
tionen gleld5ufommen, 10 miro eS unS bod
in iebr ptelen Srallde11 9eltngen NIB mir fOrs
ler %tebenfalS bDhlt ltols barauf fem, oaR
nod ME cine Jtation Der Welt i'm 2auIe zines
Sabrbunoert8 etlpaS dbnli9 @roBartigeS auf
benz @ebtetc Der Snbu1trie g~eleiltet bat, nle
Die Gepublif, nel6e init benz nahlten Sabre
in baS 5Dette S%abrbuloert tbreS SeltebenS
eintrttt.
l1nler Staat miro auf oieier @eltausfel.
lung NIT ben erlten Ylas einnebmen urb
ld)on jebt iino aus einem Der % @ongrebbis
ltrlfte Don Ohio iiber 100 Nppllfatloreu I'M
Haum in Der Iusitelung einoegon9en. Ybts
labelpbia uno oer Staat Yenuiglpauia baben
ihon a Miilionen Dollars beisetrasen su
ben l%lnfolteu bes groben llnternebmens. Sc
bdube, melde 20 Ader 0anb befen ,peroen,
iino i'm Nufbau beariffen uno bis 81 Gnbe
oieies Sabres bofft man ale Die @ebdube ur=
ter 9ad 81 baber.
Cincinnati bari bel ben Seitrebnneen CUR
Serberrlihung Der Ybilabelpbiaer Nusftel,
lung niGt Suriidbleiben, unb in ri6tiger
@itroiguna bieier Yfliht baben bic DAMIEN
BON Wtount Nuburn bieie Seiili6feit perau=
%ltaltet, I'M cine unme fir ben Iu%sfte1un9s-
6onb 51 realiliren. Der &ebner l1loB nit
etni9eu patriotiihen SentenSen rno benz pratt
tliden Winf, rebt brap an Den Gbeetti1en
81 ihmelgen uno mOglid)it liberal I'M Se3ab=
len Der genolenen Sbeemaien nit oblisatet
SiiBigfeiten 81 iein.
, 1875-03-12
Hrmfune Der Notbipeine auf ibre
Metnhctt.

Gin beutides Sadblatt l6reibt Die Sal
idung fait aler gtabrun9Sulittel bat etnen 10
erihredenbeu S%0bepuntt erreibt, baB eS als
etlt lobeuSmertbeS Streben unlerer @5emtfer
ailerfarnt iueroen mub, lpenn ite baS Yublts
finn in etpaS Dor benz Sreiben Der S1nlier'
~balunfen babur6 iider %itelen, bab iie Wftt'
tel an Die Sano geben, bur1 ipelde tie Die
Sdlihungen ais iol6e erfennen lallert, nod
ebe uns Der Otagen Oapon in Senntnlb iebt,
oaB mir linn Goutrebanbe s1gefibrt haben.
3ein @enilbmittel lift MN 10 iebr Tdlihull.
gen aus9elest, alS Der @eiu /; ben &otben
bat man friiber bod ipeuiglteits nit Setbel>
beeren ber9eiteut, auein jebt lAeinen aud bic
Su tbeier 5l iein, BENT man fGrbt MN bas
Semitic BON &artofeln, SpirituS uno
Shmefelidure, ba8 man alS Wein %perfauft,
NIT benz Gait Der nS6mar5en Utalpe." =
Brof. S0tt9er giebt ms nun Elm Oftttel an,
woourh man Die @egenmart bieier rotben
Sriibe i'm Neir lei6t erfennen fann:
Dian miift 10 Sub. @m. Gotbweit nit
80 Sub. @m. beitilirten 8aliers, nimmi
bon bieiem Semitic 30 Sub. @nr. 1nb iett
10 Sub. @mt. enter %concentrirten 26inng BON
ldmefeliaurem &upferorio (&upfer>Gttriol)
3u. SIT ber 8ein edit, 10 miro er iofort ent.
fdrbt, lit er oagegen NIT uShparser Dfalpe"
9efdrbt, 10 entitebt eine praAtuole, plolett
ausiebenoe 6liiliisfeit. airr"