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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
Indecent Exposure.

Officer Mckee arrested q fellow on
Main street last evening. on a charge OF
indecent exposure. He locked him
up, and he will be given a chance {"
explain his vile conduct To Justice
Cromer to day. There seems To be an
endemic of this class Of ~offenses lately.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

COMMODORE VANDERBILT nee visit
ed a spiritual medium, who COM
menced business by saying: "Your
first wife wishes to communicate with
you" "Perhaps so." said the Com
modore, "but that is not what I came
here for. She can wait"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

AN eccentric person who committed
suicide in Connecticut recently, left the
following note when the devil has
time to kill flies with s tail, then will
/ believe in the love aud truth of a
woman"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

ALL the United States MINIS are now
coming the new silver dollar as fast as
possible. The Philadelphia Mint has
just received one hundred tons of sill
yer, worth SO. 800, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

MATCHES AND sgwE ri nearly repaired. II
you wan 10 have your watches sDd jewslrs
repaired in n workmanfike manner, e. 70 7
SrsLER's jew Try store. one door south o.
s. Ashin 4 Bros. Main street jy&r
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

The Times Reriew is informed that
l.. l. Hngle. Of Palisade. will permit
the usr of his name a. a candidate for
the position Of Lieut.. Governor on The
Republican ticket. Mr.. Hoele Is =
6rslclass man in every particular.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

At the Center NAL gss awarded 10 the Urion
Wlanigaung Company. fvr the Diamond Ra-
diztor. a selfrefectinF. hre-Froof Ia ~ CHM
uey Its at Ouee 4 chimney. glnhe, SHADE
ard reflector. Price. ~ cents. For sale ar
the MIAEhS' AND MECH ANlCo' TRADE
nEEs4H aV1s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
X ~CRoCKERY,

/ have just received a very large ara
splendid ass rtnput q ChiHs. Glass sfd
CrockerT War. consisting Of everything
rerdsa in this line. Great hsrsaiu. can be
had by makinE your purchases NJ
mrs. NJ. A. ASHIM'S.
jy29 Corner Of Auel ami Batenan streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

Sit stir. ard watch the lttl, game st the
@ LDBN RULE STORE. Pocke,-Knives at
hall prize. ard snail wares almost given
away. cit Still. my heart, sit still; good
tines are a coming. ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

BORN.

Eureka. May 5-Wi c Of Lamb IT Molineili. a
son.
Eureka. May g. Wife of w. II. Remington. a
son.
Ba tie Mountain. May 3-Wife Of Simeon
Strong, n daughter.
Aurora, April 9-Mife Of Angus Mcleod. a
son. .
Gold Hill. May 2-Wife o. A. II. Day. a son.
void Till. May 3-Wife OF George Gill, a
da glitter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

And he IS the Toy for ne. he keeps a stock
Of Hats st the GOLDEN BULB STORE that
can't De beat. snd sells them cheaper than
the cheapest my5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

THIRrY-FIvE members were admit
ted to Henry Ward Beecher's church
last Sunday by profession Of faith.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

That jos. at the GOLDEN hULE STORE, is
beating ZEN al. Hes selling Boots a d0rer-
all III Jumper. ard shirts and SOCKS SO
gosh daTned cheap that stealing ZEN : 10
whz-E my9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

MEMPHIS, May 6.

A portable engine exp od-d this
morning. killing Tom Haisi. the en-
gineer, aud fatally injnrinS the fire
man. -Four or five laoorers were
wounded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
A Remarkable Result.

II makes no difference how many physi-
clans. or boz much medicine you have tried,
it is noR an estsbi shed fact that German
Syrai il The onlv remedy which has siyen
complete salts a-tipn IN severe cases Of lung
diseases itisfrue that there are yet tboa-
sands Of persons who are predisPOsei TO
throat and iaEg al ctIpns. pffon-
hemorrheges. asih ua- saver eslts settled on
the b-east, p~nsamo-is, whooniGs caHgb. etc.
who have 10 personal knoslsdgeo Bosch~ss
ierman syrup. 70 such. We would ay thai
- $3.50 dozen were sold la { year NitboUt one
c0mp amt to~E<uurftTes, try !ts ore bot
lie Regular size, - cents. sod by alt
oraErists ID Amer ca.
Age =: Crane a Brigham, VIII lesaie
dra-gist-. Sau francisca. nhZS-eow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
Watching Ia Movements OF the
sfeapu>hip Cimnria.
ELLSWORTH, Me-. Ma

ELLSWORTH, Me. Nav 6.
A passenger agent of the Union
Pacific railroad arrived yesterday.
and is 10 GO on board the CHM
bria to-day. In the meantime the
British agent is continually on ms
or watkins about the shore,
watching the steamer. and every move
ment of her officers and crew.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
Telephones!

Lovers Telephones for sale at he MIN
EAS' AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT.
Ags2S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
POSTPONE Ed.

T4E LECTURE THAT WAS TO HAYS
beeu given Biz low Hal this evening,
by MR. e. NJ. Stove. has been postponed o
some fit re dare.
Bureau, May Is. 1873 ay7-it
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

SITUATION. BY A MIDDLE-AGED
n woman, lately froB The East. she is
a 6r f-elasr nurse, ar w0ad IA any other
situstisn. has trst-elsss references. Apply
VI thls 0tscs. ny4-ss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
DIED.

Tuscarora, April 2i-Livonis Gift sd. only
child OF I'd sin Clifford. aged z no ihs.
Battle Mo sntsln May 2 ] izz1 A~itenbarE,
ss d / year. s months and 2s dAyL
Oakland. Cat, Nav : ID. ;. CzaBpaell. late
OF the Cars q Mint.
Rrcky Hill n. j.. april l0-John Van Dyke.
form riy If ear on City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
Mrs. TiItOn to be Dropped from tn
Rolls of the church.

INV IUhhf 4TdN %
The World saws the annuss business
meeting al the Plymouth Church rus
tees was held Saturday IL -
understood that the name of Mrs. Til
ton Will be dropped from the roll of
the Church. Whether she will APPEAR
and make "A statement or not Is not
known. 1t is said that Mrs. Tilton is
preparing a detailed statement. con-
fruing and e EXPLAINING her late CON
fss>ion. The Plymouth Church poo
pie have heard this report, and believe
that it is true.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
A Bargain a. is "a Bargain.

Three white lin,n pockst-hsndkerchiefs FOR
y GEMS. II the MINERS AND MECHAN-
les TRADE nFpsT ap2I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07

Selling an IxroarED HAvAys CIGAR. for
BIZ. at the Miners and Mechanics Trade De
pot. Try one. sfS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
MARRIED.

Virginia, Nav 2-Frans Otto Anderson
Miss Matilda Bi9m.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
Alarmed.
BUFFALO. Nav 5.

There are various uinor OF coniein
plated raids on Canada by the Irish in
case Of war between Russia and En-
gland. 1t is stated that three com
panies of Irish patriots are armed and
equipped here ready for service, and =
thousand Western Irishmen have been
notified so that they can be here IN
twenty foul hours. while th.re are
three thousand more in this vicinity
that will rendezvous for raids within
three days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
A Fire.

A fire in the general offices Of ID
Keokuk and De> Meines railroad. sun
day morning, DESTROYED the bulli:ny,
also Burket'S wholesale notion honse
and other buildings. The railroad
company lose everything except tie
contents of the safe. BuIkets's aIock
vas valued al $751;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
Mr.. Coukuns In Consultation with
she Leaders of h florida Move
ment.

A World Washington special SAYS:
Since the agitation of The Florida ques-
ton. Mr.. Conkiing has been in consult
tation With the leaders of the move
,nent in the Democratic party. 1t j.
positively known that Conkling IL in
full sympathy with the investigation,
and will assist actively. if not openly.
i'm securing il. MIR. Morton, who has
not yet returned to Washington. has
kept Mr.. Conkling fully posted on the
result OF his Investigations in Florida.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
J,IttGe 70 Fairiu.

When L prominent prOfessed Christian
turns oct 10 be a scamp, as several have
recently done in this vicinity, The religion
which they have dishonored suffers in
popular esteem But when notorious
"fast liver" like The fallen Angel OF the
Pullman Car Company, runs off with the
proceeds of his robbery, the irreligious
world resent the use OF the incident
as a warning against worldly lie.
The higher standard to which protested
Christians are held is a significant tribute
10 the purity OF the character OF Jesus
and TO the righteousness OF his system.
And SO II is not strange that worldly
men. seeing such rascaliiY uncovered, or
pointing al some small, mean, envious,
back- biting character III the churches,
should say "li that is religion, want
nothing to do with it," They arc right
while the ST stands. But let them Judge
!airly. Because one merchant iu hun
dred turns out swindler, will they say,
ali that is commercial honor, | want
mono OF itP'
Any form Of injustice or wrong or
meanoess is not religion, and they know
it, though it may wear the cloak and
mask of religion. If you wish to know
what religion is, turn from these men TO
The New testament; take your scrutiny
from the bypoc.ites and fasten your eyes
on ita 1arac Of JesJs Follow him
in o. .1e We, ds he spoke aad 81. tn
deco boz dId tom the o .ng 90 ,h.
cross; uor1 bl,hleaem 10 Calvary, snt
by tce l.ll5 yo1 have coms to tho close
Of his ne. We do not Tear but that you
will be melted III Jour mood and filed
win inward sdm irstion; so 'hat you
will sav if 61' 's religion, l do want
son e,brg % do with it. Measure
Christianity by Christ. and you will find
it large enough to include all msnliness,
all honor, all nobility OF SOUL Golden
Rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
NUMBER 3G.

ii to keep ii from pulling back. Then
put up your string like telegraph wire.
but don'i let il touch wood. Whore you
wish to support 1t or make turn. run it
through q loop OF the same kind OF string.
but dont put the supporting loops closer
than is necessary 10 keep it up, and leave
The slIiug pretty loose TO allow for con-
traction when wet. Fasien up your
speaking tubes 81 each end OF the route,
and you arc ready 10 gable away. You
can bore large gimlet holes In your win
dow sash TO run the line out through.
keeping 1t from touching the sash with q
loop as described. The signal call is 10
drum on the parchment end of the can
with your fingers, or better. pick the
string like harp about foot from the
head They are very useful and inter-
esting - Detroit Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Didnt Need Any sympathy.

a !oose-jointod msn, clad iD al i'll
bt.ing linen suit. carrying two lans and
sun-umbteila, vas rambling slowly
along, with wet BACK and streaming
face, when he camo upon hardy son OF
the old sod. with barred breast and
sleeves rolled up 10 the shoulders, nliing
= NOD with bricks and whistiing Lama
gAa's Bsil. as though training for
match.
"Iis warm this morning" be said,
psusing to watch the man OF toll grab
biDg up the bricks.
IAN did yes take the trouble TO come
al this ways TO tell mo what I've known
for the two hours back ?" said Pat. ITS
not war-r-m-but as hot as tho devils
own broth, that same, and when made
tharom;moter TO 10. me know whin 10
put al me coat, perhaps II! be sindlng
lor yes, il ye'd jis; lave yer kard in the
lid OF tho dinner bucket, under the wall
beyant."
But. my dear sir--aint you afraid
you'n get IL blisteTed and sun-burnt ?
Soc how the sun IL pouring down on
your bare 1esh.'
"A-h nh tho tinder heart OF yes FaiI
an' Il is melitin am. don't 80 sec ! but
don't suppose ye'd be wsntin' to give
mp the umbrlila an wan Of thin fans TO
sufTerin' mon. an maybe ye wouldn't
spare the nice whiGo coat OF 20 10 keep
OFF the burnin' ger sPskin' OF. But
wouldn't be the dandy Tho and now
.he boys would be touching the!I hats As
| went up the ladder wid al that style
about ne. Wsr-r-m-ihe mon that con
tradiots 20, an sorry the jo6 yell have
OF it, and Pat grab'd his hod and set of
up The ladder as yell from The masons
struck his ear
The loose-jointed man continued his
walk with painful suspicion that his
sympathy had been wasted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Deer the Riyer.

a minister who had lost his child
asked another minister 10 come and
preach for him. He came, and he told
how he lived on one side OF river and
felt very Little inieres. iu the people on
the other side until his daughter was
married and went over there TO live, and
then every morning he went TO tho win
dow and looked over that river. and felt
very much concerned about that town
ana all the people there.
Nov. said be, II think that as this
child has crossed another nver. heaven
viii be dearerlto him THAI ever 1t has
been before" Shall we not Just lot our
hearts and affections be set on the other
side OF tho river? /. is but step, it is
bat vail; We shall soon DO in the other
world. II We have the Good Shepherd,
He will DC With Us In the dying hour, and
what wilt thou do If lie is not with thee
In the swelling OF Jordan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Hhnt Is The Ribie Ike.

Il is Ike large, beautiful Tree, which
bears s1ee. ;rait iof lboss who are hun
CRY. and affords shelter and shade for
pilgrims OF their way 70 Inc kingdom Of
heaven.
1. is like cabinet OF jewels and
precious stones. which are no! only TO
oe looked at and admired out used and
worn.
II is like telescope that brings distant
objects and far-of things of tho word
very near. Sc ;da, 8e osn soc something
Of their beauty and importance.
Il is like treasurer ouss. Il store.
house. foG all sorts OF valuable and use
lul things and which are to be had with
out money sud without price.
Il is like deep. broad calm-aowirS
river. lhe banks OF which are green and
howery, where birds sing and lambs
play, and dear little children are loving
and happy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Her Sacriacc.

The iu!i story OF the wonderful "suit'
OF hair. seven feet long shown at the
Paris Exposition. is ihus told by t cor
respondent: The hair originally graced
the head vi a young Norman girl belong
iug to h family named Morlot. who were
extremely poor, the mother having been
sick for several years.
a paddler knew the family. and being
acquainted with theiI poverty. took ad-
vantage OF their circumstances 70 oHer
one hundred francs (about nineteen dol
lars) 10, no daughters suporb hais.
The poor woman. 10 whom the girPs
LOCKS were her only pride, absolutely re-
fused 70 part with them. rne daughter.
however. who though scarcely seventeen
years OF age, understood the great bene-
At OF even tha, sum. made sign 10 the
peddier. Apparently giving up the idea,
the woulo-bo merchant retired.
The young girl soon followed him, and
though unable 10 restrain heT tears Al the
sacrihce, permitted no peddIef to sheer
her crown ol glory 10 the roots tor nine
teen dollars. The hsir-dIessgr now pos
sessing this beautiful hair has already re-
fused 81 offer OF twenty handred
francs .rom lady OF title. being conhden.
OF obtaining much higher price tor /,
after the exhibition
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
Urged to 90 into bankruptcy.

"Boggs." said Mrs b. suddenly the
other evening, looking up from the paper
she was reading, why don't you 90 into
bankruptcy. and have some style about
youP"
"Go into bankruptcy ," repeated
Boggs, what ior''
because /, is the fashion," replied
Mrs. B. Every body who is anybody
goes into bankruptcy nowadays. Our
neighbors are all getting the star, of us.
Here's Soggs, who lives across the street,
he is 10 the list to-day. Now we have
lived in this town good deal longer
than Soggs has Why couldn't you get
your name in tho papers as VOL as be ?"
81 don't want my name 10 the papers
in such d way said Boggs.
That's the way always behind every
body else. We could never hold our own
along with our neighbots.'
But we couldn't hold our own il VIC
went into bankruptcy" persisted Boggs.
"Nonsepse." cried Mrs. b. "Dont
the Sqaiggses, who went into bankruptcy
last summer, live Just as we'll. If not q
little better than belore' Now. Boggs,
do oblige By buying a fle."
Buying tileP What for ?"
80 that you can tile your petition. Do
It this very day, and /, will be in the
morning papers Then your wife and
children can hold their heads up With the
rest OF EN- Somehow feel that we are
under sor, OF cloud now People look
at us as much as 70 say. There's some
thing tho matter with the Boggses"
"Mrs. Bog.s never take advantage
OF noihing'
II know IT, And that's what keeps Us
under. Bus couIdn'l you pc. In par,i-
,ion' You snow there's partition Up
stairs that we don't need You could
take /, down and"
Woman. how foolish you talk. You
don. know anything about their busi-
ness" "
But | DO know that wc are getting
len. ard it wont be long you will find,
before folks give up inviting us any
where. Haven't you got any liabilities ?"
Il have liabilities" replied Boggs.
"but haven't ability to lie."
Ion. you're 700 nice tor anything whero
the welfare Of your family IL concerned.
Tell me about your assets"
81 shouldn't have any II 1 did as neigh
boz Soogs docs across the street"
"How Is that ?" asked Mrs. b.
"WhY The ass sets around all day do.
ing nothing. aud 1t is no wonder that he
had to apply to the bankrupt court fox
relief" Then Boggs laughed low con-
teoted laugh o. his lille Joke
( Said Mrs. B. Iartly. "You'n bankrupt
your stock OF Wit if you keep drawing on
il after that fashion. Then you won's
become bankrup, 70 maintain our social
position p
mo, won't" said Boggs, biuntly.
Then | give you duo uo!lce ihs, |
shall receive or make no more calls. |
shall give up our pew in church and take
the children out Of school. shall close
up the house. give out ths. we have gone
into The country. and We will all live ia
the kitchen II we can't do like other
folks and be somebody, there is no use in
trying to live"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

A certain young lady living near
Skowhegan recently knit twenty pairs OF
stockings in day. They were sent out
West with note attached 10 one OF
them, stating that TO be one OF twenty
pairs knit in n day, aud requesting the
person purchasing them 10 ~rite to her
address, answering certain questions.-
Very soon an answer camei and among
other things the writer said ne was gen
tlemaD OF good standing, unmarried.
worth $4,000. and would ike 10 cor
respond-bui slas the .hir one had iost
been rnerried, and so beautiful romance
was spoiled,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
A Home-Mdde Telephone.

noticed recipe for making cheap
telephone. given by Prof. Barrett in re-
ceni lecture on that instrument. Ia
making bis instrument you use bar mag
net, and have 10 60 70 considerable
trouble. for all OF which You can talk q
distance OF about hundred yards. Now
can give recipe much more simple,
and when the Instrument is finished you
can converse at distance OF nearly aYc
hundred yards. Take two ha.t gallon OF
quart tn frii; cans, ard take b, 6ott ns
ou. OF hem NOW take col 'e OF bali
cigar boxes, ,aok dow .ls 'iJ oud cut Z
hoe slt.ugh ihs Bottom j u ssch.
50 sou cA- ct - you1 cs.l, fss. ming X
TIE o1da iove! viii ihc I'D oi bottom 80
Now stretch vet rswSije, psEchmeni oF
b!a do oye, tie ol6c: eld nd Tic light
and lei !. Ky. aIi Yogf speaking tubes
are flushed. Now take iso piY II shoe
thread aud wax /, well, making ii Sc long
as you wish it. Punch a hole in the cen
ter Of ths parchment head, poke lhe end
OF The stnng shrough ano pot khot on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17

A ( oct maUy mistake religious sen
timsul iof religious lie. Because ttey
ere touched by religious '-Jh, they
ianeY iheY s;e religious. Peesuse they
Gre susceptible to religion Ihey iniDS
lheT have i. Al Impression I- 10 ,hera
BE same Is il ihey oJuyt1 T., :" appr p
ciAtG right is the Eqm6 Fs though they dad
The right. Weep < over i UoOk ol mar
tyrs, they think is as heroic as though
they had died at the stake themselves.
They come 10 take what God has planted
10 them as substitute ior u practical
Christian lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-17
TAXIDERMY.

Ian, pr,r.ar-.i 10 SCI az al kin6s ~ Biros and
Animals in :nc nos; artistic manner. Game
bin. speciality. Birds tSken 10 payment OF
Vork-,Or example. on! u -yery siN biue d ~
sen loc VII -e-ur- ono lAao-onely -tuue,i
and mounted on IA slAnd % lie sender. CAsh
pail from - % g. 60 EACH for good specimens
OF HaWSs and Owls.
Prompt attention paid 20 Al orders oy mai OF
extre-s Price bsts furnished on application.
II. L. PEARY, FTyeburg, Me-
msrl2-3n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-08
neutrality-suspicious..
suit : Irbeitctt>

Sir Sen bieIigen Sarmer bringt Der
Suli bielelben l0peretG, aber au6 Io6nenz
0en Nrbeiten ser @etreioe> @rnte nit it1,
melde in 9euti6lano Der Qlguit ben
2anolerten auferlegt. 8ea6tet man Die
6orti6ritte tnbeiien, pel6e leit ben lebten
Sabrse6nten i'm Ianoptrtbl6aftlt6en Olaz
i6inentDele n, 9erna6t itno, 10 lGBt es tt9
1i6t ~lGugnen, oaB Die iebigen @rntezNrz
beiteH, benen frii6erer Sabre gegenilber
beocIteno erletdtert itnO. Gin Die SteIle
Ser Sidel, Ser Genie uno beS 0anOre0eltS
1ino Md6z uno iclbitre6eu6e Grnteltaz
l6inen g~etreten, tpeIdJe bic l6ipieriglte Nr5
belt BET Der @rnte beiorgcn, bdfilr aber BON
benz Sarner cine 9r0Bcre geiiti9e Ib6tig@
felt Derlangen, ais ct frilber 81 leilten mo-
tbtg bate.
8er Sutterriben fir 6en @inter9ez
brau6 81 balten geoenft, Der iolte lofort
mab ~beenbigter @etreibe= @rnte bic Stoppel
ulnbre6eH ullo rtadl e%t1en1, IN furSen 3tpt>
l0enrGumen iDteberbOlte1, belonoers CUR
8erttlgung Der aufl6ieBcnben ltlfrduter
0telenDe1 Ourdeggelt OeS SaataGers mogz
lidit nod Die in Dtelent, lpdteitenS ober st
gnfong beS nd6ften WonatS gtutabaqo's
ODER an0ere Sutterriibeu lGcr. Sim belten
lit IS, tpenn Die 9tiiben, ipie ale gGurselz
fridte, in 0fetben geidet tper6en, Die ettpa
8 SUB ~auSeinanber iteben. 6aben bic
Gflan5en bierauf Das lo9e1tannte roube
Slutt enttpidelt, 10 ipate man nit etnem
idnnalen 6ufen Die g~flan5enreiDen Der
Quere na6 ourbSieben, 10 oaB oann
fIeine, ettpa 5 bis 6 3oa in Sen 9tetben
BON etuan6er eHtFernte Pflansen9ruppen
fteben bleibeu. 8ddJ einigen Iagen reiBe
man ans ben 0ruppen aQe 9flauSen, nit
9lusna6me Ser frGftiglten ans, uno ipenn
oiele angepa6ien 1inO, bebaue man iie;
Die alsoann nod erfDrOerlid)e @r6eit Der
8ooenGoderung nno Geini9ung gel6tebt
bur9 ben gfllig unb bie 9ferbebade.
Der &iidengarten DerIatgt du9 int biez
lem Utonat mod matd,e Nrbeiten, ba 6as
Hntrant lebr l9neu empori6ieBt uno Sic
ettpat9e 9itrre auf unbearbeiteten 9oben
Dett ra6tbetliger eintpirft, ais auf gut
gelodertes 2ano. Mfan6e i'm Sreieit ge=
5o9ene Bflan5en iiito nt6 su DerIcbelr,
iDte Selerte, SObl, 8eeten, &unfeIn
&C., uno Die Sdnereieu martder fri6seitis
gen Htldl5en etnaubringen. @rblcn unD
b%elonoers Sobnen fam man alt1 legen;
narnettLi6 aber iinb iebt bic meiiteu Niz
ben Su idcn.
SIN Sioen ipir6 ser SSurmer in bieiem
Wfoltate nit letuer 8aMnttpolle unb Dem
WfatS Su tbHn babelt, tpabren0 i'm Giidenz
garten Die meiften @erniile bereits aur
&eife ge6teben itnb. Die 6auptarbeit be-
ite6t ieBt bari1t, Den Garten norsubereiteu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-08

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m6gIi6lte Sur an9ea
beiben SIT laiien. Gs
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