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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
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arass mar IS Sabre ait unb ert ftitRuueua
perbetrat6et.
Webrere perbdGtise Snbipibuen Enb Sc.
retts pereaftet pOrben unb feltens Der al.
fenbabn8efenfhaft Miro peper @elb nod
Wabe gefpart rerben, nm bic uebeltb6ter ,u
ermttteln unb CUR verb tenten 5trafe au triu,
gen. Der6ammer, NIT psl6em bnSdlteE.
nagel aus Der 1cppet berauseef6laaen
parb, 1T s~efunben pcrben, unb birfte ba,u
Stenen, bic 0erlber btefes S6urfenfretdes
dusfnbis 3u MAIDEN. Mis man Bort, Sat
bic giienbabngeienfGaft etneg eletnuna pom
1000 Dollars auf BITE Tefnabue Der &du.
Der auseefeBt, bic, tDte man slaubt, tuteber
bic @ebriber Santes sepefen inb. @Gon
TN pcriaen @tnter fanben an berfelben
Stsae. wel&e Bar SGauplas bes oben err
3dtltsn neberfaas mar, btnnen rentsen
Easen 3rpet gerfuGe fat, @~iienbabn3lse 3u
b%srauben. Das Grfemal War 60 einGater,
aug, ben bic Gduber beftesen, unb 3pet ober
bret Sage fpdter rurbe Elm @erfOnenaua BON
S &erlen l~terfalen, bod rurben BITE &duber
tn betoen 8d1en pertrieben.
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8ermil6te Na6rt6ten.

Montreat, 9. Suit. Der Gmpfana
bss pdpflt6en Delesaten Mfsr. @oncettt
mar Elm duBerf be9etferter. ueber 7OOOper.
fcnen pcbnten Der &benba nbaGt BET, tetde
sefern tn Der fran36ff@en Stride fattfanb.
&eben murcen tn ensltf6er unb fran,SRfGsr
SpraGe setalten. Dem M%bae1anbten tpurs
be BON Der Gemetnbe Elm fh6nes a~clbenes
Mebatacn nebf Settle unb 400 Dollars in
Cob pere6rt.
@ten, IL. Suit. Der aufFanb, tpel6er
tn Der tlrftiGen @ropins 6er3ssopina aus.
sebrO6en III, eraredt f6 ete eanse bolmatt.
lhe @renae ent1ans unc TT BET Deitem &c.
brCblt6sr, als es bic tn ienem 9aet1e bes 90.
mantfGen GetGes bdufsen unruben III letn
pfeaten.
Sn ben an DalHattfn s~renenten
Stdbten Raben bic &ufrlbrer bic geb6rben
on9esrifen unb an pielen Srtsn TT be 6Rer>
retAtf6e Stage oufsssOsen ppreen.
eonbon, 9. Sui. SIN r~lnterbaule
faste NaAmtttas Der llntermtntfer fur on.
ineien auf bic Nnfraee etnesM italtebes Iber
zen 3wtf 3ptfhen Grpbbrttannten unb 8tr>
ma, ba6 bic dlteren Strettietetten tn befref.
btsenber Wetie beteelest rpOrben feten, bic
GrmDrDuns Marsarss aber 3tptnee bic Re.
eteruns. carauf su beheten, tab Der &6ntg
BON 8trma ibr bic gsfrafuns Der N5rber
70 ctel ais tn feinen &rdften febt, erletGtere.
Der 8ont9 babe f6 geweigert, tenDurGaug
britifter 1ruppen burG fetn Get9 3u eetat>
ten, bod tche man, bab er f6 fhlteBlt6
ea3u perfteben unb 70 einen Rrtea unn6tbta
MAIDEN ueerte.
Disroelt 5etste benz 6aule BITE bepcrfeben.
be &etie bes @rtn;en BON @ales mad Sftn.
oten an. gr faste, bic GtnfaGbett, .pel&e
ssmetntsltA. betgefu9en berGotcnteen bect.
a&tet werben tonne, se3teue 14 in btefem
Safe ntGt. SbfGOn Der gieet6nis BON Of.
tnbtsn 3u psrfeten seseben babe, bag man
teut3utase DON benz terfOmmltGen BrauGe
Der gertbetluns BON @ef6enten abfeten
Tonne. 70 nnife Der prtn3 bod In bic Gage
perfest trerben. NIT benz fetner Stenuna ae.
bIbrenben @lan3e Sftnbten su beretlen unb
5retsebtsfett ausjulben. Sc plrbe aber
unpafeno ietn, fi& auf etne einssbenbere BE.
fpreAuns Dtefes Ge9enranbes e%in3ulaGen.
Setne tel. 3otett peroe bic Netfe am II.
Sftober antreten unb etua feds Ronate al.
wefenc fem. Die Sumn,e, eeren 90 beparfe,
UNI ben erfOrbetliGen ppmp entwtdeln .au
tDnnen, btlaufe id auf 10000 Dollars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
&C ineefan t.)

SSaCOHtW, III. JUL, 1910
9teber Us anherer!
Am lesten Dpnnerfas fam 6odwlrbt9el
P. s. E. Sbulat S. J. bier an. Hm etne 81.
Rtflion tierielbf ab3ubalten. Dteielbe
wtrb Bis nd9fen RtttwO& paaern. unD ben
9GluB btlbet bic feterlthe erfe hi. 8cmmu.
ntCn Der &inbsr. &m fcleenben Sage pirr
e%enannter bohw. MifiCndr f& BON bic,
mad Benton bssetsn. w0ielbt CT fetn 81,
Wert fprtiesen wtrb bts Scnntas, pCrauf {.
ptefer bieber 3urudfebren wtrb, UNI I'm Auf.
TRACE bes 6OGwlJbtsfen 9errn StfGcfes bic
GrunbfeinIssuns unfersr nsuen i&Dnen
&iIGe srrsunsRmen. Der tcGperebrte
Miifondr fcwptl, rpte aud bic Gemetnbe
perbsn Aaes aufbisten, UNI bteles Self su
etnem reGt fsterlt6en su maGen. Die &n'
peienbeit mebrerer grtsfsr. pel9e CUR Gus'
tulfe an senanntem Sage etnseIaben ftrb,
wtrb iGerltG our Seterlt6fett bss Ssfes
ptel beitrasen.
CUR resen 8etteiltsune an bteier Setter.
li6tett pom Nab unb Sern labst freIneli&f
elm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
Snldnoii9e Na9rt9tem.
C r6It6e ..

ct. Saul, Das tteRse Sfarrtaus bes
bD6w. 8ensbtcttner Batter tatte tn leg.
ter 3ett pteeer bic Gtre Ssrfdtebsnsr prize
ffsrltGsr Seiuhe. 60 BON settle bes tc6w.
Serrn @enerol'@tfar @lblfepen aus ct.
Souls, res bUHw. Syn. @apsttprf, Dtrsf'
tor hes Galeianuns BET Milwaufse, Der
tCGw. Ssrrsn @pner unb Seemed tn ct.
Souls unS &sp. @trB ppn Spmmerfstt,
gEtsc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17

Der S4wetaer 8unbeSratt tat
an %. Stunt, fur bic fGwet3ertfde 8etbet.
ltSuns al, Der @elt>AusfelLns tn Ybtlabel,
pbta anId5lt4 Der bunSertidbrisen Geier ber
unabbdnstefeits. Grfldrung Der geretntsteu
Staaten etnen gunbssbsttras BON ESQ., OC
ST. beut1tst.
Senbcn,9.S Suit. Dem Stantarb uirs
rnttsetbstlt, bab tn Der tirftfGen eanbfGaf
per3eeorptna eth Auftanb aussetrcGen lit
Sarttidss Milttdr tf auf benz MarfGe se
gen BITE GrapSrer besrtTen. Die 6ferretGt
Joe Nesterung bat srret gatatIens Jnfan
tsrte an BITE Grense sefanbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17
(Gtnsefanbt.)
u NJ d II fatp.
Mantate, ben II. Suit, 1875.

80 ~ wv
@ertber 6e:r &ebatteur!
Cine nur feltsue feterlt&e..8
onlaet mid bsute, na6bem es fGpn LANCE
Der III, fettfem Id nt&ts u1ebr piGttses BON
Der bieissn tatbSltf&en @emetnbe unb tbrsr
STRIDE su bert&ten wuste, tuteherum etpas
baSOn tDren 3u tafen.
@sfern am Spnntae ben II. Suit wurbe
Der @runbfein gum neuen SGulsebduDe
feterlt& eelest. Am gOrmtttus wurpe Elm
leutttrtss 8CGanat eebalten. eeletrirt ron
tc&w. P. Anton Gapier o. S. B., afFitrt
Don ben br4w. @atres StrtbOT unb &i6arb
s. J.. Sc&w. 9err SObn Srelanb, btfd6Ft.
der Sefretdr btelt bic 9rsbtst tn Gnsltfh.
&m @aGmtttas unn bret ubr fanb bte feier.
HIDE GrunbfetnleBuns fat. Man besab
ftH BON Der Stride aus mad benz SGulbau-
plas In SrUcsfiOn in fOlsenber Srpnuns:
I'm Der 9ptse bas 8reus, bann Die S6ul'
tusenb, bte GtOrtnaben unb Die @etfli6fett.
9aG alien pielen Der Staptratb pom BIER,
100 bann lt& onbere GrpaGlene NOD an
t6lpGen. Die @armpn,a Multbane beslet,
tete bic Yrpeeflipr II, welGe bnrh TIRE 9uten
Setfuneen CUR 3ebung Der SeterltGfett ptel
bettrus. Sci benz betrefenben Ylas an9e>
f0mn,en, purbe bic 2esuns bes @runpfetnes
son &eu. Srelanb pprsencmmen. afiftrt
BON P. SGnisler BON bier unb &eS. 3u3ef
BON St.9eter. Aud bic anberen obsenann'
ten Yrieter pptnten Der Geren1pnte BET.
N1G Der @stbe bes 0runbfetnes 3os bic
YrO3efltCn tnsseiammt our Stride. @ater
S6ntsler btelt oann etne portrefFt9e &sce
In Dsuti6 unb tc&w. Srslanb tn GnsltiG.
8etbe &eben rnaGten eroben Ginbrud.
Das Sc Deum 2aubauus fOtste mad bic.
fem; bann gum @GluB feierlt4er SeSen.
8Ommen MIR nun auf bic SGule aurid,
70 stebt ttss ein tretFtGer Bau berlelbe
iet untsr Der IufiiGt zines Srcensbrubers,
Der ais IrGttett aud ben @lan ba3u ent.
Ircrfsn bat. Das @ebGube ptrb 60 Gue
brett unb $50 lang. tn Der Tront ptrS es 4
StCd bod. Das gafement BON @tetn unb
9tCd ron 8adietn. Das @an3e TT auf
$4,000 Dollar seranlGld9t.
8snn fsrtts, 70 bari 60 nit &e&t neben
Der neuen STRIDE feben, au wel6sr Dor A
5aSren Der 9runc fetn selest wurbe une BITE
ebenfats etne berrlt4e InfGt btetet. Das
ntue SGulsebdube wirb Der Stabt Nanfato
aur 3terbe unb Der Dt63efe CUR Gbre ssret'
den unb Elm undergraduates @erf Der Seiut'
tenpdter fstn, pelde itG's sur Iufsabe ma
den unb ss f& frens anselesen fttn laHen.
bteSusenc gut 3u ersteten, fenGstf besaGen'
fGen su perebeln iuGen, bamtt Der Nenl9
in ansn Sd6ern Der @iGsni&aft unterrtG-
let unp au& eas perbe, wCsu ct beftmmt TT.
@aG @~OGsneuns ptrb bic S6ule alsYfarr'
&nabenfGule unc au slet6er 3ett ais Sod
f4ule cisnen Der 9anje nnterrttt wtrb
unter Der 9ettuns Der Seluitenpdter ietn unb
;par 70 lanae, ais Der Srpen bier %erihtren
ptrb. Der nn!srri&t fur MdbNsn tlesbt
unter Der eettuns Der @&ullGrefern BON
NCtre Dame.
Gum S6luGt fei nod bemertt: Die Teier
pur BON sutem Mstter bssinftst. Gin srsss
@snf4enmense bate fG BON NAB unb fern
einsefunben unb aaes perltef tn fdSnfer
Srpnuns. g. 3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-17


Gin Selesrantta BON Brownsville, Seras
tast: Gin Srupp BON so Nann Gapaaerts
une stranjis 3OlwG&tern tepsrtaeniste bie
neberfubruns Don @prttna unb fetner Brit
Sefansensn BON Ratauaoras mad 8asbao.
Auf Dem Wsse babin wurbe Maarteo Yor'
teSul, relAer Sff3tere bes 9. GapaGerte.
Hsstr1ertss Bu sri4tsben Sebrcbt bate, er.
f@OHen une Saan seb6nst. SIN gassas
nabu1 sus SanonsneUOt Suarss bic @efan.
senea an 8Orb unb fsselte mad gera Cru,
ab. Die rnsritantf&e YreHe b~etauptet, baB
Gorttnas Gntfsrnuns BITE getOrbrn pcnMa.
tamcras In ben Stanb fest, ben Rdubereisn
an &tO Granbe Elm !3iel ;u fesen.
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(Gtnpefanbt.)
&ir6meibe In ct. @enbeI.
9 t. @enbel, @rarrs g.. Ninn. |
5. Suli, 1875. I

St. MenDeL SIe1Tne Co.. Wttnn.
S. Suli, 1875.
3err &ebatteur!
sic mS9ten bic @ute taben, NaGfeten.
bes Iber bic SefltGfett, BON Der RtrGmetbs
bon ct. 8enbel In Sbr sesbrtes glatt auf'
s~unetnten.
&ut 3. b. Rts. Mbsnbs wurte 6p&p'fe,
9err StfGOf Setbenbuf& sOn ct. Glput
bur@ BITE btefsen Slnsltnse au @ferbe atse.
bolt, bernaH BON &eu. P. galenttn Gttmu1.
Ter, O. s. B, Sfarrer Der @emetnbe nit ben
geretnsn unb ben 0emetnbe . MttaIteterR
fopte bon Der Nuffbanee bes ct. Sebn'a
College, In SrCssffcn empfansen. Die ge.
rnsrtuns mag aud bier glus Tnbsn, bas b.
ct. Sobn's College ganp elmer Der better
TN @toats TIT. Der SilGOf purbe sur Sir.
DE bsslsttet untsr benz Geldute Der @lOdI
unb Dpnnsr Der GefGuse, wprauf ssrislb,
ben bifG6Ft9sn @esen ertbetlte.
Mm 4. pertlnbete uts tn aQer Tri1e bel
@elGasbUnner ben sbeStnnen6en Seftas
bals striommelten ii& etne srcse Nsns'
WenlHen ron nab unb fern. I'm 9 nb'
iteaten fiG bic @eretne Der @euetnbe ct
8snpel In SrC3sffOn NIT Der Mult 8anb
nnS MatRtas 3enner ale Gbef.M arfGaI ~
Sfsre auf, um bic %antDmmsneen @eretne ob,
dueSlen. Die gereine tparen pertreten In
fclsencer Srbnuns: Der ct. Splspbs.@ Ser.
eth pom ct. GiOub /; Der st. lOpfiusS Jung.
ltrSs Uerstn unb Der ct. @usuRtnus.R dn.
rsr'gsrstn BON ct. Ausufa; Mttsltsbe,
bss ct. SOiep5s'gsretns scn ct. So(ept,
3ulsst Der ct. @snbsltnus mduuer.geret
Iis Der 3uS BITE &tr&e erretGte, purbe be,
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IN SOlnttbia, 9. y, bat bas &C.
rtGtsSerfabren sesen ben frlberen Staats'
IDA sme'ter BON Glib Carolina, @atfer,
tresen geruntreuuns Der unsebeuren Gum.
me BON $5OO.eO0 b%essnnsn. Die SurY
befebt aus flint @etben unb fieben Sarbt,
gen.
Ren Srleaus. - Dem bteisen 3otstn.
nebmer TT BITE NaGri9t a~useeansen. bob
%rterbuntert Stud Sbfen BON elmer aus
neun;ebn Nann tetebenben m%erifanilHen
&duberbanbe rean Metlen u~ntetbalb. &tp
@ranbe Gtt9 aber ben SluB setrieben. nor
ben fnb.
nnsrbSrt.-Gtne sablret@ belnate Ser.
fammluns Der Mttslteper Der Ylpmoutbse,
meinSe tn 8rpoflsn fanp TN @Orlefelaal Der
Str4e fat, um pte Srase Der GrbObaas bss
@ebalts SeeGets 81 befpre4sn. 5snrY Us.
Gage bra4te ben 8ei&lub Elm, wOnaA pas-
felbe fur bas ud9te gerpaltunssiabr BON
10000 Dollars auf 100000 Dollars ert0bt
wsrDsn ic1te. &. %. yOpe, 8. %. &as
mcnc uno 9. 3. @bite befirwOrtrten ben
&ntras unb berielbe .rurpe etnttmmts anee>
n0mmsn. Nan ntMrtt In Der @emstnos
alsemein an, bas bteie rtefse @ebalts;u.
lase nur fur bas nd6fe Sabr gilt une
baupfd<& Zen 3wed bat, sur Dsduns Der
beDeuteaeen Scfeu bes 9rO3eGes ~bet3utra'
gen.
&aibingtoa. - @uf grunb bes am Is.
Suit 1874 erlafenen Geftsss aber @teber
aufnabme Der gaar3abluns bat basStnan3.
ntnttertuu unsefdbr 3ebn Mtntcnen Dol.
lars 8anSesf9aleseri&.etbunsen Der flnf'
%prO3enttsen &nlette pom IA. Suit 1870
p~erfauft unb NIT Dem @rl6s fur unsefatr
nsun NtatOnsn DOaars @tlber bebufs
Gtnstebuns Der @apterfssen aneefGaft,
welGe %sesenwartts bic SGstpemanae er.
fesen.
Oen. Sbermau ertldrt, bab man TIN
aasrbtnss Dor pter3ebn Sabren TN san3e11
gonee ais Narren nerlAriesn babe, saB CT
aber mod LANCE i.t4t Gr3 Narr senus
iet UNI ais 9rdTbentidafts. Ganbibat auf.
sutreten cber fA eine lOlGe Ganbtbatur ron
Der etnen cber anbsrn Yartet auftallen au
lafen.
Ser SMfti9ifes SrcfeGsr9 tstnsr ttes am
Z. Suit 3u Rtlwaufee In Gsfe1fGaft ron
Seltr &esamp, benz fran3SRfHsn Garteatu.
rsn3et6ner BON Gbteaso, @rDf. @calsrtn,
benz fransSffNea GOnlul In @ilwaufee, unp
Srcf. Yednaua bon Der bcrttssn 9oHlGule,
In feinem 9uftbalcn aut IN, iber ben Mt.
@tsanfee NOD Der atlanttfdsn 8lFe III
fsseln. Die abfatrt erfclste I'm S ubr
Na&mtttass. @ber fdOn una s u6rabenbs
ianf oas eufftif BET &apmonb tns &aeine
County, 81 Metlen pom Nilwaufee auf bic
Grbs bsrab, unb sesen S~asssansruG
lanste bic @efeaf4aft per G9fe ttsr an.
Stetner fGretbt bas Mtbsllden feines
nnternebmens benz Ntlwautter Safe in bic
SHube.
etsberge.-Der Dampfer Scandinavian
srelHer am Scnntas tn Baltimore eintraf,
mar In Der NGbe BON Neufunblanb Sc
Stunbsn BON Gtsbersen stnsef6lOfsn. Der
Sasttdn bssSabrseuses er3dblt, bae er rasbr
als ESQ Gisberse fat, bur4 uetGe ftd Der
Oarapfsr nur init Nabe btnburG3uwinpen
SsrraOtte. SIN Der Gefalt paren BITE 8srse
-eer Ssrf6tsbsn, etntse rastsn $50, aneere
rur 100 Sus aber ben @afnfpiesel ernpor,
etner Slt4 elmer riefsen Ratbebrale mt
boben Sbarnnen, Elm anberer elmer Snfet nit
etrer tlstnsn Dprfftr&e unt Elm brttter etnf,
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gu @inFen, Me 9spb Co., btelt bo6w.
P. S. E, @bulat stne brettdstse RtfitOu,
au1 90, 81. unp %. Stunt, tpel1e etnen lstr
fesensretGen Grfpls Bate. Die bcrttse
Gemetnbe fprtdt benz raflcfen Mtfiondr
tbren terslt6fen Danf aus unb ranfAt
itm aud Slid unb Sesen fur feline fernere
@anberfGaft fur bic @Oblfabrt Der Mtt'
utenf9en. Die MtfiUn bate tore febr cute
@trtuns fpwObl BET bsr beutiden, pte aud
BET Der ensltiG lpre&enben geuDlfsruns.
Nameus bes Rtr4en.g crfanhes:
6etnrt6 Otte.
Net Oorf. l1sber a4tsis beutf6e Or.
bsnsleute. Die bur6 bas preubtl4e &lcfer>
eefes pertrteben rurben, inb an, 2. Suit tn
Nep gcrt etnSetrCfen, NO fe scn peutf&en
SatbOltfen bersltA empfl nsen unb besrlBt
wuroen. Gs tnb awOlf yriefer, feHssts
Stucenten Der SbeOlOste unb flnfssbn An'
eebSrise petbltder Otben. Mtttelf Der
Grie.G ,fsnbabn fnb ie alsbann mad Seu.
tcpelts. ST.. o%bsssansen. SIN ben wesen
Der Serten serabe leer tetenben &dunaen ees
bOrttsen srcben Grstebunssinfttuts Der
Sranjtsfaner fOlen bic &etlenbsn porldufs
fdmmtlt6 untsrsetra6t rerbsn. @pdtey
wOten fe iiG, ie nod geDlrfnts, ssrtbstlsn.
Gin betrdG!tAer She'll Der &nf6mm1tnse &c
bort benz Sran3tstanerorben an. Die au
bsmfelbeu @sbOrsnben wsrbsn sewie belon.
bers beraltG besrlbt werben.
Giiiaa 10 SaacaHer, 0.-Gls P. Use.
ntnser Dor rs Sabren bte @tifon btse ab'
btelt, ba bate berlelbe blOe bsutf4 au prebt.
gen. Dtesmal bate ct tn Der srobsn
neuen atr&e scrsasltG eislti9 au prebt.
gen, ba bic urfprlnslt4 beutfGe @emetnSs
tn tbren alien Mttsltsbern ausRarb, uns
bic Susenb auaertfantfrt beranwu9s unb
tun rnetfens enslti& fprt4t. Dc,
8OGp'fe 6err gclfer fanb benz Mtf.
ionar unb BEN feelenetfrissn 9errsn
Sfarrer S4mtbt NIT rasbreren Yrtefern Der
nmSessnb Sag nnb NaGt bet tn gerwal.
tuns oes bt. 8uB.S aframentes.-gs wur,
cen an 1909 cmmuntoneu sefpencst unb %
9erfcnen aus nerfNtebenen @etten tn bic pl.
StrNe aufsenor MINER, unr awa, &ne einse.
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Der &tr6enSorfanb

@arunia, Suit II, 1875.
sic peGen bic @ite baben, unb unfere
NOtta battn p%erdnbern, ba6 9U6w. P. S.
E. @bulaf, MifRUnGr, btefe @c4e
nj d. mad BertOn SEPT, lpnbern bic
I'll. MtfiOn bic san3e WpGe BIER absalten
unb AN Sonntas ben @6lub MAIDEN wtrb
NIT Der G1unbfstnlesune Der 8tr&e.
MGtunsspo1
Ina ,Ramen tes 3trGenpprfanbes
q. MeYer, 2ebrer.
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at. RanI Warftbert6t.
ObcItfaIe Treife.

asa satlta aOrssstrtssa u. $ tt~m
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-06-19
attacking the Weeds.

Stirring the soil and killing the weeds is a
very large part of successful agriculture. To do
this by ordinary methods is slow and costly.
Some bold innovators suggested that nearly all
crops might be narrowed with large fine tooth
ed harrow, while the plants were small, without
injury to the crop, and with very great benefit.
Farmers were generally unbelieving. But the
writer and others have narrowed winter wheat
in the spring corn, potatoes, eats and barley
soon after they came up, and greatly increased
the yield by SO doing.
Weeds must be killed in their earliest infancy
When the young rascal first comes to light, his
hold on life is very weak. Meve the soul lit
tie, and he dies. Let him alone few days. and
he and his confederates have entrenched them
selves so as to make their removal expensive or
impossible. Weeds are vulnerable but for very
short time-so short that the hoe and cultivator
can reach but very few of them.
Broadcast narrowing" must do the work,
and it does it quite effeetually. Some plants are
displaced, but if Thomas smoothing harrow is
used, the injury is slight, and the benefit very
great.
The writer narrowed his wheat just after SOW
ing his clover seed in April, and greatly improv-
ed his wheat and saved his clover; the unhar-
rowed parts were failure.
Others tried the harrow on corn, potatoes.
wheat, &C., and found great advantage in SO do
ing. 1t is almost impossible to estimate the ad-
vantage of narrowing growing crops, just as the
partical weeds put in their appearance.
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A New CAUSE OF TRICHINR IN PoRK.-Some
new cases of deaths, due to the eating of pork
infested with trichine, which are being quoted
in Western journals, should be the means Of di-
recting public attention anew to the horrible
diseases Of swine, called trichinosis and to the
fact that, when once the parasite attacks human
being, the result is prolonged suffering and, in
multiplicity of instances, death. The worm
existing in the pork literally bores its way out of
the stomach and into the muscles.
1t has lately been found that swine may be-
come infested with trichine through eating car
rion, or even decayed vegetable substances. This
is point worth consideration by farmers who
incline to the belief that dead chickens, putrid
swill, or any other filth about the place is legiti
mate food for the pig. The animal is not dainty
in his tastes, and will lunch off his dead relatives
with infinite gusto but it is the poorest econo-
my to permit him to assume the role of scaven-
No milk dealer will allow his cows to eat
garlic il he can help it, though the brutes are
crafty fond of the odoriferous weed; and there
is certainly more reason for the farmer to see
that his porkers have no access to unclean food.
In the one case, if precaution be neglected the
taste of the milk is affected in the other the en-
tire flesh is rendered poisonous and dangerous
food
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IN TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday, May 23d, 1875, Balti-
more trains will leave as follows:
73O A. M.-Niagara Express daily Except
Sunday north to Rochester, Buffalo and
the Falls.
S25 A. M.-Mail daily Except Sunday for the
West and North to Buffalo and Niagara
lis P. M.-Fast Line daily Except Sunday
for the West and North to Williamsport
ami Lock Haven.
S25 P. M.-Cincinnati Express daily for Pitts
burg and the West.
11.5O P. M.-Pacifc Express daily for Pitts
burg and West; daily Except Saturday
North to Elmira, Buffalo, the Falls and
Canada, Erie and the Oil Regions Of Penna.
Trains for Gettysburg at S.25 A. M. and lis
Trains for Hanover at S.25 A. NJ, lis and 8 rs
Pm.
Trains for Cumberland Valley Road at S.25 A.
M. and lis P. M.
Trains for Green Spring Branch at s.25 A. M.
and 3.25 P. NJ.
Accommodation Trains.
For York daily Except Sunday at 1925 P. M.
For Parkton daily Except Sunday at SIS and
6.S5 P. NJ, and at 1.25 P. NJ, on Sunday only.
For Cockeysville 6.55 and 11.25 A. NJ, 6.25 and
11.25 P. M. daily Except Sunday.
For Cockeysville at 1.25 P. NJ on Sunday only
Trans Arrive IN Baltimore.
From West and North-300 and 7.30 A. NJ,
6.10 and $50 P. M.
York Accommodation A. M.
Baltimore Accommodation-i2.10 P. M.
Cockeysville Accommodation from Jockeys
ville-6.35 A. NJ. and 2.25 and 425 P. NJ,
Except Sunday.)
From Cockeysville at 10.15A. NJ, Sunday only.
Parkton Accommodation-S.15 A. M. daily,
Except Sunday,) and 1925 P. M. daily.
From Green Spring Branch at SIS A. M. and
6.10 P. M.
For Tickets to all points East, North and
West apply at Calvert Station, at northeast
corner Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at
Charles Street Station.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences on the orders left at Office,
northeast corner Baltimore and Calvert SITS.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
GEO. G. WILKINS, Superintendent.
D. M. BOYD, JR, Genl Passenger Agt.
May 29.-tf.
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Skim-milk and water, with little glue
in it, made scalding hot, will restore rusty black
Grape If clapped and pressed dry, like fine mus
lin, it will look like new.
Starch paste is best prepared by first rubbing
the starch perfectly smooth with sufficient cold
water net to form too thick mass, and pouring
int this boiling water very slowly, with rapid
stirring, until the paste begins to form, as ndica
ted by the increased Transparency, and then rap
idly adding the rest of the boiling necessary for
the paste. Boiling the paste is very injurious
rendering it less adhesive and liable to peel off
Rye -four affords a more adhesive paste, but OF
gray color. A little alum added to the water
with which paste is prepared renders it more per-
manent, and the use of boiling lime water instead
ofpure water adds to its adhesiveness. By in
cooperating with the paste quantity of turpen-
tine, equal in weight to half of the starch en-
poyed, and stirring we'll while the paste is still
hot, it will be rendered more impervious to mois-
ture, and at the same time more adhesive.
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LIGHT. The statement has been made that Sir
James Wylie, late physician to the Emperor of
Russia, having attentively studied the effect of
light as curative agent, in the hospital of St.
Petersburg, discovered that the number Of pa
tients who were cured in rooms properly lighted
was four times those confined in dark rooms
This led to complete reform in lighting the
hospitals of Russia, and with the most beneficial
results. In all the cities visited by the cholera,
it is found that the greatest number of deaths
took place in narrow streets, and on the sides Of
those having northern exposure, where the sa-
lutary beams of the sun are excluded. 1t is also
said that the inhabitants of southern slopes of
mountains are better developed and more healthy
than those who live on the northera side, while
those who dwell in secluded villages are gener
ally subject to peculiar diseases and deformities
of person, these different results being attributed
to the agency of light.