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The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
From the baltimore Sun, Friday.
The Eighth or Jamuaxy. E,s.s MA
Present.

Esr~~o.s ~ %astss Nese4 =
This, the StiI Of January. is the an.
niversary OF the battle ofNew Orleans
when the splendid gallantry of Jack
son and his Southern andSouthwestern
troops saved the Crescent CITY from
the British invaders. Gen. jackson
could scarcely have been fighting to
produce such result AS is now wit
messed in New Orleans. The fruits of
that great victory have been turned to
ashes. Even if New Orleans had been
taken by the British and Louisiana
made British colony, no such inter
ference of the military with the civil
power could possibly have occurred
under the British government as is seen
in New Orleans under nominal reDub
lie to day.
Secretary Belknap tslcgraphs Gen.
Sheridan that the President g. Cabinet
thorouglyapprove his course, ,contide in
his wisdom, and rest in the belief that
all acts OF his have been and will be
judicious. One popularity of his
course" Is his suggestion that the
President proclaim u certain class OF
the people of Louisiana, Arkansas and
Mississippi banditti, when mo further
action need be taken, except thct
qohSch ao0atld de0ol0e apon me" (him } As
the New York Times (republican) tru-
y says; If this means anything, it
means that Gen. Sheridan would forth
with proceed to hang or shoot as many
persons as he chose to bring under his
own description OF "banditti. The
question now presents itself, whether
4 r..P Proci1ort and oohinaf -,
ing Gen. Sheridan's course" mean
TO be undersoood.as approving this as
founding proposition.
On the subject of this dispatch the
New York Times, the leading repub-
lican paper of New York, speaks as
follows:
But such u despatch as that which
General Sheridan sent to the Secretary
of War on Tuesday is not warranted
by any facts known to the public
could scarcely be warranted under any
conceivable circumstances. We have
never published such document be-
fore, and we must say that nothing like
it has ever been seen in country I'D
der constitutional government. it
almost induces one to believe that the
world has gone back two or three hun
dred years in the theory and practice
Of government"
We would again ask whether this
"course" OF Gen. Sheridan is or is not
approved by the President and cabi-
net? 1t the suggestion is part of hls
COURSE, then the government is com
mitted To it unequivocally. THE
President and all of US have full conf
dence and thoroughly approve your
course, "writestheSecretaryofW And
again; "Be assured that the President
and cabinet contide in your wisdom,
and rest in the belief that all acts OF
yours have been and will be judicious
And all this after the receipt of Sher-
dams monstrous, though ridiculous
suggestion. Are there any brains at
Washington
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
fka Gl<T Ek' .,s,ai:

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ,rc 10 iS7i
Upon tho application of Elizansth b Cor
nog. rxeiutrix of Angus us Coruog, late
Of Christians luLdret, in said county.
deceased; tits Ordered and dirrcte hy the
Register that the Execut tx aeun said
give notice Of the granting of l., tiers of Ad-
Iainistrat,-n upon the Estate oi lbs de-
ceased. with the dute OF granting thereof by
causing adyertseme eDts to ba post-d within
ferty days from the date Of such Letters. in
SIX OF the most rnhic pla.es OF tlr. county of
New Castle, requiring . II rersoss having de-
mands against The Estateio preJent the same
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such rase
mad ano providnd Aud alsn caus. / ne ans
70 be inserted withir the same nsriod in n n
Delaware 9Bgatte. newspal.er puhIished IN
Wilmington. and to he cnntinuod thnrein two
months
iiyen under the hand and seal
>nss::.5s {; \ ~ =; III s;f':-; : ''S::; e.
Castle enuht' niafr4,i! IN, day
AMI year above written
sc BIGIS. Register
NOTICE.
All persons having clnirs against the Fs-
tste n the deceased must present tie same
duly attested To the ES -cuttss. on or
before Dec 10Th, 1875. or nhI- tie ct of As-
sembly y H. sueh case made ani provided
ELIZABETH B CORNOH,
-, Executrix.
declSw2m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
The Origin of Rip Van WinilIc.

1t il not known to every one that
the story of Rip Van Wrinkle was not
an original conception of Washington
Irving. 1t was an old story told for
thousands of years among the Hin
does, Persans, Egyptians, Greeks and
Romans, all relating the same Incl
dents in many languages. 1t seems to
have the credulity and fascinated the
Imagination of all mankind 10y its su-
pernatural naturalness. The story,
doubtless, originated in the long
frances or dragged sleep of some Hin
doc juggler or religiOusimposter jug
gIers are now found in India who
will drug themselves into n sleep
of many days, and will even, like
Shakespeare's Juliet, permit them
selves to be buried for II time. The
tale from which Irving directly drew
his Rip Van Wrinkle is found in
the story of the Greek philosopher
Epinenide, of the island of Crete. 1t
is said of him that his father one day
sent him into the hills in search OF n
lost eve. When returning with the
eve, Npimenides went out of the road
to enjoy little repose until the heat
of the day should abate. He entered
cave and lying down remained
asleep there iifty-seven years, and
when he awoke, not suppoSing
that he had slept so long, he
looked about for his eve; but his
search was vain, and he was much
surprised to see that the whole face of
the country had change. He ran in
ama2ement to the cottage at which he
had caught his sheep, only to llnd that
its occupants had changed, and that no
one knew him or knew what he want
ed. He ran to the town of Grossus
where he lived to his establishment
he met only strange faces. Entering
his fathers house, he was asked who
ne was and what business he had there,
bat he finally made himself known to
his youngest brother, who, though a
child when he left, was now iurrowed
with age.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
A serap Of AnlL.,In,onic Ili,,nr,

(from Weeds Letter to the New York Her
0ld.l
/ did not personally know William
Nor an, who was for more than two
months writing his book IN house adj
joining my residence al Rochester.
When applied 10 by MI Dyer my
next door ueighbor, where Morgan
boarded, to print the book purporllng
to disclose the secrets Of Masonry, / de-
clined to do so, believing that man
VINO had taken an oath to keep 4 secret
had no right to disclose II. Although
not u Precursor, ! had entertained
favorable opinions OF an institution to
which Washington, Franklin and Lin.
fayette belonged. On my refusal 10
print his book, Morgan removed
TO Batavia, where he made
the acquaintance Of David G. Miller,
editor OF the Advocate, also II Mason,
who became his publisher. pass
briefly over series Of facts which
We're judlciousIy established, embra-
eng the arrest OF Morgan, his convey
ance to and confinement in the county
jail at Canandaigua, from which he
was released and conveyed 10y night in
closed carriage through Rochester,
Clarkson and along the Ridge road to
Fort Niagara, IN the magazine of
which he was confined, While thus
confined knight Iemplar encamp.
ment was installedut Lewiston. When
al supper the zeal and enthusiasm of
the TemplNrs having been aroused 10y
speeches and wine, Colonel William
KING, LockpOrt, invited four men,
whitney, Howard, Chubbuck and
tarside) from their seats ut tue
banquuting table into IN adjoining
apartment, where he informed them
that he had an order from the Grand
Master de Witt Clinton), the eXecu-
ton OF which required their assistance.
This party was then driven to Niagara,
reaching the fort u little before l.
O'Clock. Upon entering the magazine
Colonel King informed Morgan that
his friends had completed their ar
rangements for his removal to and
residence upon farm In Canada.
Morgan walked with them TO the
wharf where boat was held in read
mess for them by Elisha Adams, an
invalid soldier into which the party
passed and rowed away, Adams re-
manning to warn the boat OF 10y sig
nal if ON its return amy alarm had been
given. 1t was nearly two O'Clock in
the morning when boat came back,
having, rs Adams expressed it, lost
one man, only five Of the six being on
board when the boat returned. When
the boat reached Il point where the
Niagara river empties into Lake On
taro, u rope being wound around
Morgan's Dody to either end Of which
II sinkcr was attached, he was thrown
overheard. 1t is due 90 thememury of
Governor Clinton to say that Colonel
King had no such order and no au-
thority to make use OF his name. Ill
is proper, also, to add that none of
these men survive. John Whitney,
of Rochester, whom | knew well, re-
lated all the circumstances connected
with The last act in that tragedy to me
at Albany in 1881, in the presence of
Simeon Il. Jewctt of Clarkson, and
Samuel Barton Of Lewiston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet ut OlO Main street,
over q. n. Wheats Store
DALLAS COMMANpERY No. y khlghH
Trmplar, will meet mt the Asylum III Inc Guy
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the lasl
9''"i'''' :" ''' FRANK AUSTIN, e. 9.
ED. &. BOWER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Areh
MnsOns, meets at the Chapter Rooms III thu
city Of Dallas, ON the hrst Monday III '''ch
month.
JOSEPH H. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, T, 4 A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month"; at tns M naIylH ii VIM.
W.K. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Az +. ~ A. NJ
meets on the first ana third SaIu'uuy eyv n;
inus of every month, at It's nail over " M
WHEAT '''' y " ". Q. COMMON, WIN.
A.W. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge. U. D., IL 0. 0. f., meets NJ
Richardson, Dallas county, eye,y "oNH''
U"' ''0"'"e' wv $3.50 4. l.. FRANK, NC,
]. S. FLOYD, Secretary.
RIpGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. % i. o.
o, f., meets ON the first anu thirI , rriumy
nights in each month, at the ouI fe,i0wwS
Hall. H. W. poiiN - "
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. II, j. .. Q. f., meets
on every "Wednesday night, nj tne o1u foi'
I iows, Han, b. CANDY, n, IT,
w TlIEvENET, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. Il. ., .. FL meets
a,,arv Monday night Mt Odd Fellows' nail;
every '' AS. JET, N. q.
ELI MCCONNELL, Secretary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !; o; q. T.,
meets every Saturday night at the lhoin"'
Ch"pel 'h"''"s SION $. RECORD. W. q. 4.
I. w, RECORD W. Secretary
DALLAS LODGE No. liS, %, @. IT,, mee ~,
o,,orv Friday night, Mt their lodge room, VII
Main street, between Austin and L ~ ~ n
A. CLINTON. W. $.
limited FRIENDS OF TEMPEhrAnoon
Meet every Monday night nt on oo,,oB'
huildinc, Elm street, at eight O'CLOCK a. II; VI
NJ, b. FRANKLIN, W'f'
jim. RUSSELL, IL, ).
Knights of Pythias.
CoEuR DE LION LODGE No; :, meet : y
every Thursday evening, Il NJ; Mlers, ~
n. p Aunspnugh, q. q; Richard morgan,
O.: ii. A, McCullam, Prolnte; u. H. hleniu \,
son. X, II. and s.. JOS. swain, Mnslvnl,Iu ",
Arms. j. q. Leigh, NJ. of ~; Paul turst r.
n; Harry Jacobs, |, o., John liz Ryan, W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18

DALLAS LODGE no. ~, B'NAI B'RITH
eachmonth, President, u. Go,llu, Vice pres.
lleht Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph n
Friend monitor ID. GoSlini treasurer, Eman
uol Kahn.
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TER MS.

THE DAILY HERALD IL published eyery
morning, except Monday, at 40 a wear. Ia
Advance. S5 for six months 81 foroneinonth
1 cents for one week; single copies. M
lents.
The Daily Herald is now turnishsd To sub.
goribers ny carrier Mt 20 cents per week. The
nnper will be delivered regularly each morn
mE nj an early hour, TO any part ~ the cii,,
and suburbs Within II mile and half of me
Sourt house, Subscribers taillug To receiye
ilelr paper will oblige by reporting 10 Air
los. swain. at this Office,
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9ailg 9erala,
PUBLlsIE I'D BY

IaE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COMPANY.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS.

Train leaving Galveston at3OO p. N. and
houston AZ 800 p. N. and 500 A. M, daily, ar
rives ~ follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
Ished every Saturday morning. suustrip-
ion, G2.bO per annun; Sl,50 for six months,
payable in advance. No subscription taken
iJr "A less period than six months.
Advertisements inserted ut the rate Of q 50
nor Square for the first insertion, ana Is cents
tor each subsequent Insertion.
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards of thanks, etc, 10 be paid iur
tt half advertisement rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
Fresh Beef, Mutton, Veal,

And nll such meats as the country affords In
their season. with largenddltionnl facilities
enr handling ana keeping meats, and being
detormined not 10 be oxcolled In the city In
Inc aual ,ty and price OF meats, they nsk II
continuance OF the patronage heretofore no
literally bestowed upon them. ,,.,.,
June "a, 1870. lbau
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coEuR DE LION LODGE No; :, meets s :,
o,,ery Thnrsday evening, 4. NJ. Miers, P'V'
X. T. Aunspaugn, O. q Richard M9 mInhSr u.
G.; H. A. McculIom prslpsss i;d 2; II MssierNt
rn,s. /. a. Leigh, M. OF H.; Paul Furst, d. o.
a. a. Harry Jacobs, /. o., John II, Ryan, " v,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
st. Louis Law School.

(Law Department of Washington
University
The regular annual term of this Law
School viii opn Que Wednesday, October 10,
1875. Full course, two terms, six months
each students adm tied 10 the Senior Glass,
on examination, by application on or before
October 18th. Tuition, $50 first year $50 Sec
ond year, including use of Library. For par
ticulars address. q. NJ. STEWART,
Dean OF Law Faculty, 2O3, N. Third
July 20-d3m Street, st. Louis, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18

AWAANAAs ~ AANhnlhNfIs
BRECklNRlDGE GRANGE No. II, Of the
Patrons 81 Husbandry, meets al Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Snt.
urdnys OF each month
W. X, HARRIS, Master.
w. II, STARK, 81, Secretary,
DALLAS COUNTY COuNvll.-Dr i, n.
stevens master; Il, g. Swor, oVerseer; W.
ii. Harris, secretary W. T. IAurmond,
p, Goodnight Lisbon or Dallas 'uuStollios,
purchasing agent.
LISBON GRANGE No, ., moets on Sntur.
day before the second Sunday IN each n. unth.
at nine o'clock A. NJ,
JAMES =, GOODNIGHT, Master.
a. MCADAMs, Secretary.
YOung Mems Christian Association.
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
second story oi the old college building, on
Elh street, opposite the Lamar House.
weekly meetings ON Tuesday ut O'Clock.
Onlcors-ln G., Need, President l.. NJ. Mar.
tin, yica-President j. N. Russell, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
DIR. L. M'LANE'S
m Celebrated American
WoRM SpECIFIc.
V Z r M IFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countcnance is pale and
leaden-colorcd, with occasional
Aashcs, or circumscrbcd spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dall; the pupils dilatc; an azure
semicirclc runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes blceds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny
or furrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawlng sensation OF the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; fleeing pain,
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through.
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times coStivc; stools Shiny, not
unfrcqucntly tingcd with blood; belly
swollen snd hard; urine urbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; I'M
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth; temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. @
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, ~
DR.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of tho
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in plcdging ourselves to the
public to
y RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
suppositlon Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, net capable G0mg
the slightest MyWy To he NEST he0aty
infant Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PlrrsBvRGH, IA.
p S, Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
ugir orders distinctly, and hikt none tut Dr. C..
MLdHe's, brFbtyt9Iy F2rWigc B,os., Piyil5Hyph,
"a, To those wishing to give them thai, we viii
forward per mail, post paid, to any mart of the
United States, one box Of Pifs for twelve three.
cent postage stamps, or one vial Of VrrmiGpe for
fourteen threeccnt stamps. An order. from C,oad,
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
AD' For sale by Druggists and Country Store
N'"r'rs generally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-18
MACHINERY,
PHELAN d CO..

Dallas. steam Boiler and Portable Engine
works, Manufacturers OF Oil kinds OF boil.
effi smoke stacks, biuachMgs, tanks, watts,
vovIels; KETTLES, steam and exhaust lii 60,
jail and fire proof work, ANYTHING mtde OF
wrought iron, repairs OF boilers and engines
promptly attended To. Get our estimates be.
Inle contracting. Snop opposite southaSt
corner or compress, adjoining I.ouergan *
plleo lis's OF boilers, engines, smoke stacks,
grave pht exc, Jgdlya6wly
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24
g9Scherfliche g(linois Sfaafs-3eifuna

Gempenia:ion eiieu 0rdo erholten, Der
bet Grnppen5abl entiprab, tpsI6c iif benz
Bunoe ~itetten. "a ieboh Die liedtens
itein'lhe Ntnee itur aus Is WtanH BE-
itebt, bate man Dem Siiritsn ilnr ptrI
@rao eilies SeloDtbet3 dnbieten
tDnle'l, mas nid3t ~dng6ila,g mar. Gas
lit bic ltriads. ipesbalb er Souperaiu ge.
blieben it, CD
Sn Sicttier gibt es ni6t tueni-
ger ais 10 6iiriteu, SO ScrSoge, l24
Wsarf8raien, Is 0rafen, 356 Naronc -
Iauter @roBBrnnobeiiBer - Eno eli sanz
aes 0eer uon SproBItn0en oerlelben, ole
lid Que sum gIoel redncn. 81 bieien
fanltn NOD por Nufbebuug oes 5yeuoate
fpitems IS 9etitli0e NliroentrG8tr. 8a5
TT ge,riB allies WtOalidbe fir ein Ndnb pom
1000 enBi. Guaordtnletten nit fnlm BRITT
bulb Wilttolleu Guntpobnern. lIao bod
1T ocS nod 0aSl ELECTROMAGNETIC
lrnhtbare - IdIo eiae5 Der %peripaUrlo5
%iicltel, ieine 8enotferunB cine Der drtt:
item ntS Derfommen)ten; atte iittIidslt
uno geieulhaFtlifsn Gerbdttniiie ocr>
ltlben lino our0 Dlaifta utb 9~yjsantags
gtc D~oult1BbIg 5errlltttt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24

gar nidt noer nur itDr ihtpaWc Iriebe,
weSbalb e5 ;Defm1Blger iii, Sriebe oDile
&ilo5ptn su ne0nleu ODER leStere ausStt5
brecben, luaS im GanSen 5u eillem bsl=
1eren 3iele fGDrt. lin Die Gt0dlinge
l0neQer Doripdrt5 ldrsiteu ;u mGGeu,
Dcr]ebe man lie msbrmnt5 int Sabre lllo
bate ite liz gci0loiiener feu0ter Suit.
0te Gunuelieu licbtt cine %la9r9afte
Sable; ODER WoorerDe nit einemr grobs
f0rniasn SanDe. Nlttn bliiDenoen
YflanScn saRn aud etiOdS fettc Scbmer0e
betgemii6t iDeroen. Dd5 ltntpTlan5en
lollte nt0t fritber uorseHOntnlen ioeroen,
ais bis Die Badn3eu perbOrbene Grpt Das
BEN ODER fraMfe 9Sut5eln 5etgell. 0a5
Sei0netDsn geiunoer lSltr5eln mik ctu
3trit6reu De5 Nailen5 muB lebr pstmie=
ben iDeroel,, iDenl man Die Bflanit ni0t
trGufli1 MAIDEN mil. AuO Dies Ser
pfIauSen 9eiOieDt 3lpedMGBig iln Guguit,
tnDglien Dielfad audi glei6 mad Der
8liitDc, beuor nod neae Griebe crlbeis
llelt.
lin gut btIbelbe 4lan3en 31 er5ieDen,
m"iillen oisie iDd6rcno 6t5 GrieGe9 etiDa5
iuirintr un0 feltOt 9eDQltcn lDcrOel. !Oat
liO Der SrteD 00lltGilaieu ul0 rdidD eitt~
iDiGelt, 10 cllt5iegt uldH aber ben G0me>
lien &dl1e. iill0 btgteBt HE friibcr, al5
bis oct iun9e Svie0 wetf ST iDerben BE-
gInnt.
9arjl beiteW 6a5 sanie @e4cimaiB,
llm rel0bliiDsn0c Yflnn3cn nit pielen
8no8pen 5ubefomnen. SIT einmaG Der
&llospenanlab geli0srt, bdnit niuB aucr@
oings ipteoer rei0liber ullo r~e9elnlGBi9
begofen iperOen. Gdgli9 ein lei0tes &es
lprisen nit reilem wetAem Baiier, DaS
obep ni0t 81 faIt ieilt bari, ia8t Den Gas
llslen ieDr 81. NnT Dieie QSetie miro
nlGil itctS geiut0e un0 refine 8nanSeu
baben. IGdbrenb Der Slllt0e mug BUS
SpriBen etngciteLt tperberl, oa ipnit Die
yfutncn lei0I Deroer5en, namentli0 Die
DtiBeli.
giS September f0nnen Die gflansen
i'm 6reien Oil etnem idattigen YIaBe itee
ben; oann absr HeDule man ie tn5 0alts
Ino ats Xi1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24
3ur Galtur Ser Gamelten.

Oiele IN Sdpan lt1b GGilta alIgemeir
IN @drten 9e3ogene Yflanse lit aud BET
ms 10 Derbreitet, 0aB eS fauin einen
8%lnmenfreunb 9iebt, oer ni6t Die Gaz
nellie fennt uno iddbt uno 3ipar NIT
pollem &ebte. 8enn i6ou BfanSelI,
Die lpG6renp OeS SommerS bliibel, bod
gelbGBt ulb geliebt iuerbelt, ipie bod
muB od Die 2tebe su etler Yflau3e ftets
gen, Die llnS grade III Der uneinlttgften,
al Bliltben d~rntlteu 3eit, i'm liret9en
Binter, no ms Die gfatur b06itens cine
i0Dne @iSpfIaMSe aut ben gefroruen Seltz
Iterl6etben all bctradlten 0arbietet, tDre
pra0tpolle Bliit1e bepunoerI lGBt, 10
prG1ti9 uno uniibertroffen, bob man tie
nit Nedt Die Minterf0nt9tn genantlt bat.
Der @runb, iUeSbalb mir graoe Jest in
ogr idtpiilen SDnmerSSeit all Die lie5z
rei6e Sanlelie erinnern, 1T, tuell ebelt
g%egeutpdrtig Die eeet9net1te iSett gum
NerebetM bieier Yflalt3e lit. Die Game
lien psrDen nGmli1 nidt NIT our0 9feuz
hinge, Ionoeru audi bur1 8ereolulg Der=
mebrt, ioosu man einfa1e ooer al,bere
10neu ipadlenoe Sorten ittlnlllt, Die 1td)
raider be,pnrseln, iippiger nadlen rIno
msilt i0on im ~3ipeiten Sabre pereolunGSz
fdbi8 iinO. Mie geiagt, lit ote bette Belt
gum NelcbeIn Oct gIu8uit. Die auges
msil bisrfiit a%ngetpenoete WfetDooe lit
Der iogeuannte 9ungeripalt, inoem III
Die Seite pes WilolingS. Der aber nlilloe7
items feoeffieIltayf lein mltB, ein uur
baIbSoulGnssr Spalt gema0t iDtro, bar
Djnetu Gas feilfDrmig 3ugelDnittene Goel=
reiS eingeitedt miro. Wltt MolIe gut
~perbug0et1 ultb in einem geiHlolleuen
&aiten ms @eiud6sDauS 9~eitelt, bei
Spniteni6ein gut bel1attet iptrb, 1,a6
etlpa 4 BobeM Die 8ereOlun8 uertra1z
len. Damn llad ullo na0 at frti1e
2utt gelp06nt, miro a Die Bflanse III
etnigeu Iagen gdn3lt9 freiltellen f6nncn.
9iele gereolnng bat Dor ieoer anoerrt
ben 8or5ug, paB ungunltigem Sau5 Die
llnterlage ni6t per6trbt ullo man bic
@ereolung no6maIs p%orneDnlen tam,
obte baB Die uitterlage etM 8latt perlo5
rem 1dtte.
Mu1 INT Steflinse 5u MAIDEN, lit Set
Nt9uIt tDObl 9~eei9net, tposu man ant
ausgetpadlene Sriibjabrstrtebe mtt&noSz
penali1aB benuBeu fann. Wtan erstelt 10
Hfldn50en, Die iOon i'm udditen fsriibz
fabr blilbeH f%oulen, ipenn man eS ibnen
er1aubt. 8aS iiebt nun freili6 lebr uieoe
lib aus, 1ogt tnoeiien ben S~tedGinacl
uid)t lenoerll1 3u, ba ourtb Die Bliitbe
tbre gauge Se9etationsfraft III Mmiprud)
genpmmen iuiro. Sol3e blibenoe Ste6.
ltHee trsEbe1 i'm erlten Sabre enttpeoet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24

lc9t lit. Die 10 gefiiaten GGpf6en isatt
man uuter9otb Der iungen JtuslduFer,
beDor lebtcre Mur5eln 9eldlagcn Ddbcn,
bis sum yturbe III Den 8ooen. 0en AUS
ldl'ter bsfeltigt man init elmer 6aarnooeI
ooer eillen flcilien Sttthe alf Der Otitte
Os5 GOpf0cn5. Sn Dem redeem 1onis
pot f0lagtn Die %iunGcu BflaH5en ldueu
WHrjcl; Die iDciteren Nu5tdufer lbnei7
BET man a6, ba ltetS Sic Suerit Der Dtut7
terpflanse entlproiienoen RRhn5et Die
fr0fti8iten iperoeil. jtah etlpa 4 B00en
fanlt man Die NuSlGufer pom WtItteritod
trtHneli, tn0em man 0ie 1tallte outdl7
1Gnetoet; oieIetben f0nneu banu icoer3eit
Gu5Betopft uno ali 0rt ulto STEELE altge-
lest ipetoen. GD erDGlt man nod uor
9Sintcr itarte YilanSsu, ole idon tH
nd0lten Sabre rel0(ip tragrn ltuo Die
auf tie Derpeuoetc lltiDe OielfGttig be-
loDnen tperOelI.