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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19

Dean; Globe on Company VI Thompson -ordors
Peters w. BaIley-Denied without prcjudices to ap-
ply 70 tho Judge before whom the same was tried for
sage va Balen. Jr.: in tho matter Of wilkis;
Buchanan Mcdonnell; IN the matter Of Smith
Granted.
answer docs not comply with the order Decision on
notion is suspended enable tho defendsas 10 apply
to Judge Donohue for modification OF order such stay
not 70 exceed twenty days.
SUPREME couRr-sPEcrAL TERM.
BY Judge Donohue.
weumis vs.. Misunderstanding and decree signed
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcIAL TERM.
6yJudge Sanford
Sullivan Sullivan. --Reference ordered.
Evans Va Hoops Undertaking approved.
Biackwood VS. Newman 20 rdercd on short calendar.
Mcmahon VS.. Walsh Undertaking approved
make answer more definite and certain.
English vs. HoDletzelL -Ordsr TO hle security for
Clann e. a. vs.. Moore. Order vaoatng order OF
arrest
Body VS.. Tilden et al.-Findinss settled and filed.
Ward ct a. VS. Gonnaz; Dorley ct al. VS.. Anderson;
Rsstipger New York CITY Mn Company. -Ordcrs
granted.
SUPREME CoURT-oENERAL TERM.
BY Judge Brady
Bremen va Noyes; Wellington VS.. Ulster County Ice
Company OF aL-Orders settled.
Garvey, &c, vs. McDsvitt e. al; Mills Rodewad;
DeLavalettc va Wendt &c-Orders entered.
COMMON PLEA6-SRkClAL IEbMs
By Judge J. f. Daily.
The Mayor, &C., vs.. Ryan-Case settled.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Tanning va Bissel.-Let an attachment issue bail
able In 500.
Davis VS.. Observation-Disclosures ordered. Sec memo
randum.
Stuyvesant VS.. Gazzan. See memorandum.
Grard vs.. Revoll.--Take baiable attachment.
Williams vs. Stelimache r-Mo tion denied, without
costs.
Hecht vs. Dalton.--Appeal dismissed
Payne VS.. Bailsy.--Reierence ordered.
Baldwin vs. Steglich. to amend granted.
In the matter OF Ouman.-Application granted.
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBERs
BY Judge McAdam.
Harlow Va Kans; Smith French Manufacturing
Company; Goldsmith Becker.-Opnions died.
Booth VS. Keily.-Motion granted in part and denied
in part, as per order fled
Gebhardt vs.. Mather.-Motion granted.
Swecny Briggs; darkns VI. StahL-Motions
granted unless within twenty days the plaintiff pays
$40 costs and puts case on calendar
Gruber vs. Shane.-Arrest vacated.
EnriRht VS.. Haya-Caso declared abandoned.
Birdsall VS.. ey.-Contincntal Bank ordered TO
pay
Muller va Richardson. Stay vacated.
Coleman Heslau.--Bailablo attachment ordered.
Salter va Albro--Surcttes approved ana judgment
marked secured appeal
Lubelsky We. Davis.-Arrest vacated.
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A DISHONEST YOUNG MAN.

Charles Wosten was some time ago employed by
Mr. b P. Rossnisld, Of No 316 Canal street, as col
lector, but discharged for on tho 14th OF
June. Since then the young man who succeeded him,
while s collecting tour, discovered that Wolstsn
had presented a number Of bills, and received the
money from eight different firms, they not sus-
pectng that he had been dismissed Mr. Rosen-
fields employ. When Mr. Rosenfeld was informed
OF those facts he telegraphed ~ firm Scranton,
Pa, notifying them that Wollstsin was discharged.
They sent word back that he had already collected
their bill Mr.. Rosenield Immediately started for
Scranton, but arrived there too late wostein having
returned to New York Officer Stewart of the Eleventh
precinct, however, succeeded in finding him Tues
day night. He arraigned before Judge Murray
yesterday and held In $500 bail to charge
Of ombezzloment the complainant being Louis Nelson,
Of No. 43 avenue A, from whom no collected IS. Sow.
era other complaints WILL probably be taken against
him TO-DAY.
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ANXIOUS TO SEE HIS CHILDREN.

few months ago Judge Donohue granted decree
OF divorce to the vito of Thomas Kennedy Of No. IeS
East Twenty second street. and awarded her GUS
tody Of her four children Since that time Mrs. Ken
nedy and tho children havo been living with her
brother at No. 1858 Eighth street. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Kennedy visited the house In Eighth street and
asked 10 SEQ his children. Mrs. Kennedy refused the
request and no became violent that Mr. Condor was
Obliged TO force to get him out OF the house.
He returned in little while and stood on the stoop
shouting pulling the door bell till he drew quite
crowd around the place. He finally broke the bell
his efforts to gain admitta and Mr. Condor
procured his arrest Whom arraigncd before Judge
Morgan at Jefferson Market Police Court later in the
dren, thought very unreasonable that he should
be locked up for endeavoring 10 do It. Tho Judge
however, thought that he anxious create
disturbance than anything olse and placed him under
$500 bail TO keep the peace for montha
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs.

By Judge DOnOhuc
People, &c, vs. Columbia Car Spring Company
That Is evident the original fraud complained OF
by parties not owning IL; that tho application Of
the Attorney General can make no difference. The
responsibility Is with him, the representative OF the
State 70 Close all corporations not properly formed
or IN fraud oil tho law. IL Is the misfortune those
who have purchased tho fraud. but that cannot make
ihc original owning right The parties possession
are proceeding in defence oil the law without
necessary statements It's clear that whether from
gnorancc or design, this company Is conducted
partnership 10 the name oil corporation. and the
public and all persons who on the faith OF corporate
same might buy stock should BIZ protected. To 40
his no way open except 10 close IT, Notion granted
Patton va Wakefield Earth Closet Company; Often
aorier vs.. Ahles; IN the matter OF Monluthe; Pni-
ppps vs. Pbilipps--Granted.
O'Donohuc va Farley Motion denied.
BY Judge estbrook.
In the matter OF Skdmorc. DC Mohullcn vs..
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A MURDERoUs PIANO MAKER.

Frederick Kirscher, piano maker, OF No $40 Ninth
avenue, who was arrested by Detective Reilly OF the
Twentieth precinct for feIonious assault on brother
piano maker, named Frederick waynold, was arragned
before Judge Morgan, yesterday. He was committed
to await the result OF the injuries, his viutim
lying IN a critical condition tho Now York Hospital
from four stab wounds In the neck
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PATRICK HOGAN's AssAII.ANTs.

Coming homo from Joness Wood Tuesday even.
ing Patrick Hogan, Of No 20 State street,
saulted BY three men, knocked down and beaten. He
called for help All ofhcer his assistance saw
three mon running away aud gave chase. He captured
one, who gave his name William Bennett, and who
was committed yesterday without bail In she Fifty
seventh Street Court
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AN ALLEGED FoRGER IN LIMBO.

Francis Bethel alias Francis Rooney, q Canadian,
iorty-two years Old hold In 900 bail by Justice
Otterbourg, at the Tombs Police Court, to answer
charge Of forgery. Mr.. William Beck ofNo 126 West
street, charges that on the I'd Of Juno tine prisoner
gave him, IN return for valuo, chcck for SIS upon
the Nassau Bank, and purporting 10 DO signed by
James Goodhsart a butcher OF Washington Market,
Tor whom Bethel said be worked He was not en-.
ployed by GoodheArt, and the check was ioraery.
Tue prisoner Is also charged with having obtained SIS
from smith Mcneil, OF Greenwich street. by simIlnr
fraudulent means.
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AN INSANE woMAN's FREAK.

Mary Honey, twcnty-sx years Of ago, of No.
Mangin street, was committed by Judge Murray yes
to-day TO the Of the Comm ssoncrs of Charities
and Correction, the ground Of insanity. She was
In the act OF cutting her throat when Mrs. Barbara
Slossp.en, who lives In the same house. entered the
room in time 10 take the knife from her hand Mary
then turned ncrcey on MIRA Sosspien, and she was
obliged TO call on the police Tor protection. II was as
much as two stout patroncn could do 10 get Mary TO
the station house.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The trial OF Inspector OF Weights and Measures 3anta
has boon postponed until August3
The contract Tor printing tho CITY Record for the
suing year has boon awarded to Martin b. Brown.
regular meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen will bc
held this afternoon II 10 understood that names
will DO seut In for Police or Park Commissioners, as
the deadlock bctwcon Mayor Ely ana the democratic
Aldermen still continues
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GoRGEN, TIE CHILD MURDERER

Mrs. Gorgcn WHO Of Michael Gorgcn, who killed his
child NJ BresIau. 1. was recently at Rvernead 10
solicit influence In favor OF sending him 10 the at
bush Asylum, rather than to place more remote She
has no doubt OF hts insanity Judge Wedges dccl mes
TO appoint n commission 10 dccldc upon hts mental
condition, unless requested 10 do so by tho District
Attorney.
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ADULTERATED MILK.

Eighteen milk dealers placed under $500 bail
each in the Fty seventh Stree. Court yesterday on
tho complaint OF Dr. j. s. Rowland. Of tho Board OF
BeaIth, who charges thom with selling adulteratcd
milk on the 9th OF May. One OF thc dealers held sup
Plies with milk the Justice who tried hts case
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho foreclosure sales on tho Rcal Estate Exchange
Yesterday wcro as follows

foreclosure
yesterday wcro foilows:-
nv JANIS N. OAKLEY AND co.
Supreme Court foreclosure ,n, ss , a. d. p, r
s.175 Il. g. OF 10th av.. to Charles kurpcrt plain
I'll" nv ;:oIr AKIN syrns
Supreme Court foreelosara sale William A. Boyd
los Zach 2'.12 on wSs, a sad n IT,.
similar sssis""c Eci r.fer.oci house. with
lot 25xlOO. on East s5th ST. n. s., 100 f. c. Of I'd
sv., 70 Rogers. plaintiff, for .s2s
Total sale. for tho day 80 SIS
%%s. Emo aud vile g \: Wilde; eooo
Morse to K orthsim 1850
18th s st., - ~ f. w. q Az a. i0sxioaa; Rachel
css, o'i'sy ~ q s,'s q Gin 81. iG.ioo you"
7ss s,s and W.T. ia e es'. y AZ ~
7sn t.. TO- i"s"i iss 4 sfav 4. Charlie.
a5,s sis . 4 r. u q a iSs o DAILY ooo
7 n' s s''s So 70 Il leo w. Of ID sv aisi5aa; Gil
18th sss s ."a si . T. S "S s'"
si sissa' ana T' - .esi"ssoa av
,s, 20 a " r. We Of unio. place. Gs
TAG. j. ilsmsurssr and wife to society OF Me- :. .
7ssS ss s., 100 T. w. Of "a av a51ioaa s. Kuhn
,s, r,eua1e: aia H. Of Union place: 6.ia
II. isoscnbis,t and wife to Society OF Mechanics
2sn st. East. q" ~ United sisics fiasi Company
vsisnae %v. O. cs;h waldj y H. H. wisdsisum
and vito 70 d. Jannsen Nom.
L. TIndiey treerce). TO q. I4.0oo
'' snsis !" r FL 10 Nv - 1000
FINLEY Gsferss, 70 n r. Conaers. 1850
H. Townlcy rcferee 70 D s. sanford. ........... s7o
B.yd Gcsreej 70 ". u. Akin. .....-.......... Nom.
G. & Leeds trrieres, to j. b. smith, 1900
Sd st. n. a. 800 e. ". OF sv. A. 2sxoo2; A. MeInsre
Kohn, Charles d., and wife. TO ziouswidow and Or
w pnn" sVe John H. to William H. faIsnos ". cor
nor Madison md Clinton sts: yssr........... 1900
Cohen. Morris 20 William lisgcberg; n. o. corner
..ssih ~. O. I'd av; ,ear.. .............. 5000
sv ESQ wsrps wears. ... aoou
Adcisbergcr. b.. and husband. " NJ Gntman. O. g.
,,waldJ. ;;;:.;,......,. 1000
wie,,, Edward H.. and VITO 10 &. townsend. ns -
Of Broome 81 o. o. Lewis 50 years. i3.ooc
- Fast 2sth 81: years..... ..... .....,... i2ooC
Cockcrli Thomas. and wifo. 10 q. Hail a. q Ok 5eth
" foh az months ...:........ ai.sia
q l2d ST. Of 5sh az. years, $4,000
Gorth, Peter aud vile. 70 George snydsr, o Of Az
sswsr,. H. L. H. 20 T. q Leroy. !. 81 SIS; :.w 'o
Of 5.s Az: tyesr, .. .................... 1900
folk st.. between grand and Broome years. $500
Smith, John ~, to r. ". Pixc w. 4. OF Chrystic st.,
voiaad and WIFE 20 j. oairsin 10 is7 Amen So
year. $50 1900
CORNER l4Dth 81 Clsi wsra1 6monihs
Mersci, Conrad. 10 4 wsnncr. q. a OF I'd av. Of
oo'h 81. 1000
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COURT CALENDARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME Rr-CHAMBEEs-Held by Judge west-
brook.-Nos lb7 loo no IT. l75. ia, 1T, ITS,
g. q, 20, 81, H. 70. So so, OIL o. 81, o. 100 I12,
l29 $780, 1874 1856 1876. ls7, al. l55, 156. 100, lel
1875, 1888 ls6, 100, 20S, I'll. 2l4 Ntieft,.
Common PLEAS, EouIrr and surnRroR counr-
SPECIAL TERMS No day calendar. ,
All other courts adjourned for the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS and AID
iournod for the term
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SEEKING TO GET BACK A DOWRY.

In 1871 James Reed died In this city ntestate Ieav
Ing widow, but children, and estate valued at
$150000. To the widow were issued letters of admin
istraton, and she received her dover. amounting to
$s5ooo the residue the estate being gwen TO the
father next OF kin. few months ago Mrs Reed
remarked, her second husband being Mr.. Fragan and
thsreupon tho athcr of Mr. Reed brought SUIT
Der, alleging that when she married his son she
the wiio OF q Mr.. Van Pelt and that therefore, her
marriage TO his son was illegal and on this account no
asks 10 have the dover repaid to him. She denies
previous marriage. Tho camo before Judge West
brook yesterday, motion for the contin Of
IN Injunction prohibiting her from parting with the
property. The hearing set down Tor Monday.
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which c ~ an elevation oil 500 feet above tho valley.
No trace OF road exists IN the valley, and It's bottom
has probably been covered with shingles and frag-
mems Of rock, as at present. At the mouth OF
Wadi Sidr, however. ramp may still be seen, whero
the blocks placed upon two-whceed CARTS which
could travel thence without difficulty ovBr tho
parting near Gobs Gattar to Kcneh on the Milo. Even
this road perfectly practicable Tor Carriages but
the stations along have been allowed 10 fail ruins.
Nor docs the road to the sea offer any Obstacles ana
Gebci oesh ~ the south Of Gobel c Set al all events
may be reached easily. Leaving Wadi Abu sidr,
proceeded TO the NOUN OF Wadi Belih, where saw
grotosquely shape gncss rocks, and solid blocks
vi extraordinary dimensions some Of hundreds OF
cubic metros In volume, lying in tho bottom Of
the valley. With the mechanical appliances az
our command these blocks might easily be conveyed
TO the sea coast remarkable Isolated mass Of
rated mountains which propose to call the ''Fish-
bone Range" lies to tho east Of Gebcl Gattar Like
the other mountains or tho ncghborhood, Il Is com
posed OF pale red quartz porphyry, and It's
twenty or more needles" rise 70 height
them. These conicsl submits are Of extraordinary
steepness ana II ever photographer should visit this
region he VIII be amply rewarded BY picturesque ana
Gatar We provided ourselves with ample supply OF
water which trickos there through tho gravel result
was. the fourth year in which NO rain had fallen, and
tie annual fora had disappeared altogether. About
couple oil hours walk below the watering place In
Wadi Ca tar the ruiDs OF Roman station, with
ample cstern and well preserved roughs OF cement
Tor cattle.
We had now before a four days journey along the
old porphyry road whore winter Is mot with. This
road led past three other Roman Stations or which
tho hrst 10 known elder tho monastery, the
second as csaki ldraw.weii), and the third as
sl-kheta (the waIl The runs still enable 10 form
idea OF the original condition OF those stations The
size OF the masonry cistcrns, which were connected
with drawwels Sagcs and cattle troughs challenges
dmiration. 1 consider u TO Ue an open question
whether those csterns were filed by rain Ia which
for sever.i wears or whether ta wser WAS procurcd
from deep wells. as In the cases Of tho Libyan
desert, or carried thither from tho Nile The RUNS
oil numerous dwelling houses, aud traces even Of
gardens, prove that these stations must have num-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20

Sabre itno felt jener Belt pei Honen
bic @rdber Der SUpten itno nidt mebr
;u. ertennen; bic rustee Sdmteee tn
Der etnlamen Strase 1T perldpuneen :
@ater S&war3 TT pom Gem Srrsnbaule
naG cem Str&bOf eetOmmen. Daber
pirfen mir isst ben S@leier rreanebs
men, Der iter Den 0orfdQsn Iteet. Ser
eelsr ubsr ipirp uns pisIstGt fir cen
9erlu6 eantbar lein, Die ausemetne
aranfbeit unierer 3ett, pie unsufriseens
bsit I'm eipenen StanDe unp bic SuGt,
b6ber 3u Risser. in ibren lrauttsen
GOlBen beleu&tet uuO uuf Cen perUe,bs
Itasu gtnRub elmer falider, nur aui
Sdetn unD Sinnsneeuue b~frubsnDen
8tIounS binsewteien su BADEN, woDurd
lbcn man6es iuaenpIt6e Setfn ser'
siftet unc iGpn man@e brcpe camille
~ 0runDe 9eyi6tet wurce.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20

SIN 8erlaee BON
Sen3tgerS Brothers,
New York L. B. 4849, }
Cincinnati L.. B. 1856, :
St. Louis, 2O4 N. 5. ct. !
iiub erI6tenen unb bur@ aae 8udbanbIunssn
unb 3ettunesageuten 81 besieben
GimfTebler &alenber FIR 1878.
to4 @siien per Stid 20 @ents. Ser Dusenb
S1.25, pOrtpfret $1.55.
Der ,,GtnIebler. Ralenber" setHnet fH aud
biesmal pteber butG isbr retben Snbalt unb
f6Gue MuStlttung aus unb wurbe anf bic Sau-
frattOnen gang b~efonbere SCrefalt rerpsnret.
gter 6auptbilDer
,bie merke ofs Wlanbeus,"
die frtfhtt des MmelaMbens,
zoos Sinh MRnria"
unb
"0aS &imb 9ein"
fOpts cine srpbe gnsabl ~fletnsrer SulH&nttte
nnb Wignetten steren ben RaIenoer.
Des SnbaIt 1T in RGrae fOlaenrer :
Nfrcnent. @rlGeinunaen - Ralenbarium-
&egieruneen Der &erubIifen. -Rtgrnten.G afet.
-StatiatlHes. - 3auernreeelu. - &ecspte.-
MISUNDERSTANDING SubilGumstaee b. 8.
lS78.-2eaenbe BON u. 6, Grausn u. benz
Sumter ,. @@ampaSr, OSer pte Der bSaifts
Sumter Satan-u. {. Grau far&tet-Die
@lode.-WifGOn Der i&weiserif&en Benedict.
ner III Nprbamerita.-Der rationale Weter.
Grsablung Der Ntusett.-Mlte Rriee5malGtnen.
-3ablennunber.- SabreSrnnoI@au.- Nbnung
II. Observation-Disclosures geariBunas'
reee.-Satehismus iiber b. llnffbtbarfeit.-
Cine eruBe 6rau.-@eminar Il. 6. 3. bon ben
Gngeln, Suspenitcn 8ribee.-&ir@e bes bl.
Granatslus In. Milpaufee.-Rir6e II. Cole.
etunt b. Sefutten In Gbicaac.-ScSpttal b.
sllsrtaner.8 riber IN ct. 3cuis.-RlpRe uub
Mtabemie Naaaretb bel 8arbStopn. -Mtifous-
fi1te u. 6. S. I. B.. tmmerwabrenren Stlfe tn
8UTcn.-8lcfer Der paliontfsn . g1ter tn
Observation-Disclosures 8ir&e ~ ct. De-
terS.
Die fets suneb M enbe gerbrettune btefes aG=
geraein beltebten 8alenberS ieBt uES tn ben
Stanb fir ben 1878 Sabreaug nod 100
Nrdmien int Setragc o Gintaus
WV IuNI9uUpeCI uWI uNo IuUIdtH
Dollars su DeriGsnteu. Naberes auf 6em
umitIa9t, mo- aud bic @erinn!tfe Der prGnisn
fir 1877 au iubsn In.
Sir 1876 eetrannen inter Gnberen ~fclgenbe
Serren prdnten /: @tolba tn @bicagp.-
Ibeilen Ia Dearborn. -9petbel In 6anopertcr.
-Bantenotfel In Gtncinnatt.-Anetbl in 6Or.
tcnciQe. -Scnntas tn @efpbaIia.- SetnriGs
in YeDrtd. -Ns0bnG in llttca.-1Dor In Gbtp-
pspl Gaas.-@rUTer In Ntami.-9tsD'D. Gbas.
@Sraro in Etfin.-gunfelmaun In Weoina.-
Giisnba6 in Ntlraufse. -Steesr In Eeeumleb.
-Waribaa in ct. Solepb.-u. {. 10.
Ia Iobnt 60 Sth. etren Ralenber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
MnS Dem Sriericben

19reibt man bonn 20. September: Gas
6ernUbf I" i'm I~aufencen Sabre tn un-
term Obflance nur feuenmetle eeras
then. Irisr unp feline llmeebuns mar
nnp III nun aber oas voup Del gtsstrins
fer. uuo fdetnt es uu6 fire ndhfe
Jobr bIetben III wOuen: nenr pae Tus
per ApfeImof gilt auf uno BON Der ReIs
ter jsst fdpn lber 1870 Draft, Der nod
leItsn srsielt wurre. Sir ben Gsntnsr
Der eertn9ffen NepfeIiotten werben bic
80 feds Mort eetoten. DER &atb fir
Erter uno feline umsebuus, bic Grant
Sbhau6t In Eafel Obfsu6t uu,su*
wanpeln, Der BON elmer aewtGsn Sette
INNER vcn neuen esssben wirp. TT bas
Der pOt Ger 6unp ispenfals mebr
aIs oeIfribt Su nsnnen. g5enio piirpe
;s un5fcnomtlh ietn. pas bierorte ess
rra@fene RrnObft our Standardization
orer gum 16uen 3u OerDenoen. Gin
b6berer Gtl5s Que rer Sblernte oIS
cur6 Die 0erweneune su A~pfelwein
miro BET unS n.Gt ia ~eriteIen lstn.
Die 8artofslsG rnte bat bel iebr
einftsem @etter bseonnsn. Gle fdut
auf ben ie.dtsn, abI@diRssn 9ebtrssz
ldncereten nod leper Rtdtune befrtss
ct9eno aus. Die pur0 pif nai1e Bits
tsruns ausemetn cspbsncs TduIe bat
iebr pents uu f6 sssrifen. Anoers
ldetnt es tn Den bSbereu @ebiaeee.
9encen au isln. DOrt entlprtdt Der
&rtro9 ben gebepien @rparturaen In
3Hnnlitdt uuo Sualttd; ntGf. Ter
SOmmer wor ~ tGbi unD fsu6t. Der
preiS psr &artCffsi miro Dielfs 3abr
Ten pss 8Oriabus wCbl niht grret@sn,
ca fe bet Ger Wenae res gtsbfu,trs
ieoenfals gu ctsiem 3weds Dsnis NITRO
Yerwenpet meroeu. Der TreiS eeylelben
felt fih psrmaleu auf 2 so per @entuer
uuo blui9er.
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Scropbeln nth amOere
&rantbetteu OeS &lutes.

ScrDpbeln (King's Evil) finb cine Ser
berbntb Der 9dfte pes SOrpers, wel6e ben.
felben NIT ldftgen unb bDsarttaen llnretnte>
feiten u%berlaben. Die Contribution bes RD1>
rers wtro eeibDd6t, felbf rpenn bic duseren
Nn3et6sn total feblen, pel6e burh Mus.
fGldae auf benz 8Cpfe ober anberen Sbetlen
bes &Drpers bic @nmeisnbeit BON &crcpbeln
anaet9en.
Die 8rantbeit 1T UNI 70 gefdbrliher unb
ernflther, oa btefelbe In ptelen Sdlen eyb.
lid BON 8slhleat aur @ef6leGt fcttse
pf1nst miro unb fGrsdtth iinb Die 5oleen,
wel6e &ussebrun9, gerf6wdruna Ger Sober
unb enblth ben Sob na6 ftG ateben.
Sur pesetobitl6e Reptsineu. welhe ote
9dfte bes SDrpers reiniasn uiD ben Slit.
fcf entfernen. ino bter ppn wrtilhem
Wertte.
Or. 4usut &6rts's 6amburser Samdtsn'
Mebtjtnen unb unter bteRn Or. Mueuft
9DntG's hamburger GrOpten rs,n'aen oas
99fter, erneuern bte Sdtte uno e"ntisrnen
eae 2etpen, tnoem ie IS init Der Wur3sl
ausref6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20

Elm foIesupen NbsnD las man i'm
Strusburaer ROurter urter rem Neuts>
fetten : "Dtslen Mcresn bat man aus
benz 81 Dor Der srOsen S@Ieuis bte
eet6e Gins iunsen Wunnes aus benz
8afer seSosen. Namsns 8utQaume
NOtr. Ger sefern &benr, eut& bic
Duntelbeit IRE sefibrt, bet Der HlGfebr
na6 6aule tn's Daler 9efauen lsin
mus. Die Gumt'te 1T, wte wir b6rsn,
pur6 ben 8erluif OeS bOfnuussuouen
SObnss arg setrOfen; ote Wutter,
wel6e tranf barnterer lag, 1T BET Der
Sunee BON Dem un9IId bss gobnss
pISBli@ seffOrben, unp Ger olts 8atsr,
eeGsn 0etfeepsrm5ssn obnsbtn lGon
seItttsn battsn, 1T bur& Den OOppslten
S&las, Dc: tbn setrOfsn, trrinnts ae@
wotoea."
60 i6rettt man kdufs In unlsrsn
SaBen Geldt6te |
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-20
Die Sabres;eit ser intcrmittirensen 6fsber

@Ge rniasmutiideu fsibsn, rttr In duberen gBcrtsn.
Nushunfuneen Der @rbe pber les Wahers er;euet rrerben
bsrrf6sn in btefsr Satresjett Dur. Sn isDtr @feent'
ipelGe benz Sieber pter anteret 5prrneu ioternittirenhtr
8ranibeit a~usgeIesr IN, fnb bic llrfn6sE biefer 9eiben MIN
tn arGeter GbGtiefsit. Is n barer iest tie Sobres;ett me-
Bic Berpbner frl3er Gitritie itr s.fem Srrptrsiten icas
ten, unr Ger unseiunpen gsf9afsnpeit Der NtmpIpbars
hurh BEN @etrauG eines Irutes, pber umhtmmen nen
Ntiteis, au beaeeuen. Inter allen trdfttsenben WitteIn
ueI6e bur6 !3eit unb @rfotruus ais cine Stdrfuus he
Ssfems seeet cle enbemifden unb erieemti6en 8ranf.
beiten errrrbt rprseu Rut, febt &pffctter'S H0aeen.
bittcrcs sbtuan. Durd reGt;sittseu @ebrau6 b,s Bit.
tiers pe-u1as Der f&wd&It&fe @inrpbner eines unseiurhsn
Otfritts Der 6rantteit III entaeben, wel9t pbne Beibtl te
tiefes md6tiecn Bunbtsseurfen felbf Zen Startfen nis.
h%srrerffu mag. X