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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-19
ME- THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE

NE THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE
just received their second supply OF SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, and will exhibit on Monday and
during the entire week all the latest novelties in
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, MOURNING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, PARASOLS, sc. For goods at
low prices read our advertisement and give Us CALL
ISL pieces Dress Goods. from 10 to 50c; Black and
Colored Silks ut all prices: W0rSted Fringes IN AZ!
shades and prices Black Silk Frin2es 25c. to Sl.50
a yard-call and see them; Black Alpacas-a very
cheap line-16c. to 81 Mourning Good>,some spe-
cial bargains: Black Grenadines very cheap-l2c.
to 81; White GuodS-a large variety at very low
prices; White hIarsces and IloneycOmb Quilts:
Curtain Laces ana Muslins extra low; White and
Red Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Shcetings,
Bed-TickS &C, very cheap.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
Having very large stock on hand and wishing TO
reduce same, we will offer from Monday our entire
stock at extraordinary low prices. Don't fail to give
us call. = : --
&C., for mems and boys wear, which We are selling
very cheap; also, CD DOLMAN CLOTHS for chill
GreTl's and la0ieS's suits. from 7Jc. to S1.2J.
Our KID-GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is complete
in all shades OF Two and Thrcel;utton Gloves. The
best Glove in the city at SOC. Call and see them at
TuALHIMER BROTHERS..
apI3 60l Broad street.
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FULL-WIDTu LINEN SHEET1SG at soc. per
yard, would be cheap al q.
ao1G LEVY BROTHERS.
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NJ REAL FRENCH CORDED PIQUEs,
SO inches wide, at 25c. per yard-rcgular price
Soc;
BUFF LINEN sTAND-CovERs at soc. worth
81;
LARGE.sIZE PIANO-COvERs at 1856 worth S.;
WHITE QUILTS at soc. worth 75c, mt 75c. worth
sl.25, at s1.25 worth 81, at $3.50 worth
$3.50, at S1.75 worth So;
A large assortment of LARGE COLLARS and
CUFFS in all OF the newest styles;
BLACK LACE MITTS, in all qualities;
STRIPED and BALBRIGGAN HOSE, In all OF
the new styles. for women and children;
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES-one, two, three, four,
five, and six buttons;
KID GLOVES at Soc, 75c., 81, ana up 20 the best
manufacturcd
PRINTED DORDERED aud EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS of the latest designs;
FANS of every description, at The lowest prices;
PEARL and FANCY DREss-BUTTONS;
WORsTED and SILK FcINGEs;
WHITE, RED, CHECK. and FANCY 11ATTINGS
at greatly reduced prices.
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CROQUET.

rRoQUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
~ EIGHT MALLETS, nicely vanished, packed
in 4 box with BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS,S l.l5 u
box; finer sets. $3.50. 90, $2.50 0, and 80 q box. A
cheaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
WALLETS, but nottn box, 95c. E,si,51t5 4
si;3fit3lk 4 ELLYSON &tYAHCEY,
II ap 6-lm 1112 Main street I:
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spnCr.LEn0,TICEs:
B ANOTHER GRAND OPENING
OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CHEAP
GOODS EVER OFFERED.
rY1Es AND PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

Elegant BLACK FIGURED GRENADINES
BoURETTEs, PoPLINs, oRGANDIBs,
LAWNS, PERCALEs, CAMBRICs,
CAsHalEREs, MoHAIRs, ALPAcAs,
PIQUEs, GRAss-CLoTHS,
LINEN LAWNS, WORKED MUsL1Ns,
SWISS MUsLINs,
CHECKED aud STRIPED MUsLINs,
PLAIN and FIGURED BATISTE,
BLACK, CoLoRED, STRIPED, and
PLAID SILKS,
and oil other styles of fashionable DRESS GOoDo
at the lowest prices. The above embraces Inc
largest assortment ever offered in this city.
anle LEVY BROTHERS.
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n1g GOOD AT
It. Paul:s church 1T a. NJ. In lectureroom. Ser
vices in this church at IL A. NJ. and at p NJ.
when Bishop W1IITTLE will administer the rite Of
Grpo tt0
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The best bargains in LINEN DAaIASK and HUCK-
ABACK TOWELS ever offered in this city.
We call particular attention to our EXTRA
LARGE HUCKABACk TOWELS ut 81 per
dozen worth Sc.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. ,.s
l Newest, largest, best-sclccted, and most Hs2aiJE
beautiful as well as The most fashionable VReSes
stock OF MILLINERY GOODS in the city, at the
close on Thursday and Friday, the 18th and 10Th,
my customers and the public would do Well to sup
ply themselves for the holidays before above date
an elm MRS. F.HUTZLER, 526 Broad street
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III CLARET.

III CLARET.
Hwcnty-five hosshcads of The above VINE, of my
own importation, on hand and now ready for bot
thing. These wines are perfectly pure, not cXpcn-
ciye and very suitable for The coming hot SCISSOR.
For sale by the llogrhead or in bottles by
OSCAR CRAM,
NH l0-ccdlm No. II Governor street.
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DRY GooDs.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
Il SEASON
ARE NOW BEING oFFEREpAT
JULIUS MEYERS.
80 No. COS BROAD STREET


NOTICE THE EXTRAORDINARY Low
20 pieces coLoREb5 ENG2iSn cAsnaERrs,,
20 p p: S RRa62bb DRESS GOODS a. lcsc.
80 p pieces Isl BsoSUiRErrEs in new and eea ,,v
Handsome Inc Of LACE STRIPES and Figures
In beautiful sha S.s at very low prices
Elegant s: B b. Silk at eec.;
Heavy GROSGRAIN SiLKsa. 75c. and unward,:
bpS ssfsPs h haek ssk SGT5s as'
E1tTaeTd5pary inducements in BLACK CASH.
100 pieces Of FIGURED and STRIPED UNION
LINEN LAWNS Mt lcc.-the greatest bargains Rs
so pieces S.F1GURED PERcALEs a, 7c.wor,n
Beautiful styles PRINTS at Sc. snd upwards:
f9 P Peees pkh a. saS at
pure linen-at 1876; large line at 90. %, and
Large line LINEN BAsoUEs and OYER.
SKIRTS, in entirely new designs, from :l.25a
10 pc pieces Ss' TURKEY-RED TABLE nAuAsK 4.
The cheapest line Of PARASOLS in the city:
GiNGHAM PARAsoLS a.25c. and upwards:
SILK PARASOLS at soc. and up war1s;
SERGE PARASOfS at 75c. and upwards:
SO dozen FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS ~ 4oc.:
The EXCELSIOR DoUELE-aCsT CORSET re-
4 large assortment Of CORSET3 at very oyy
Ladies, Silk; cLocKrD HALDRrGGAH HOSE
at 25c. and upwards;
Larse assortment entirely pew styles chtifen'i
FANCY HOSIERY;
The best DC. r'so-button KID-GLOTE IN the city.
all the new shades in two-Sutton KIDS Al 7jc and
Two.outtoa UEDREssED KIDS Lvery fasirfon,-
be) In the new spring shades ut Toe:
1000 pieces HAMBURG E3GING> at prices
which cannot be eiuIch else where IN this city:
Large assortment Of COLoKED EIAllBCRGS
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MI MONUMENTAL CaURCH.-T
being Good Friday, divine service will be held by
Rev. MIR. STRINGFELLow at IL NJ.
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MAR ED.

Married, at the Pine-Street Baptist church, on
"Wednesday, Aprl II, 1878, by Rev. j. Is. Hutson,
MIR. j. L. MOORE and Miss LILLE BETHEL !;
both of Richmond, Va
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
BROWNE & ROWE

are orcnng to-day a splendid stock Of
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods at prices 10 deity contpcti.
ton; Domestic Goois at lowest CASH PRICES:
Notions. Fancy Goods. &c; all the latest Novelties,
Il splendid linco OF
PARASOLS! PAnASOi.S..
direct from the mauufacturcrs-trom the lDwc,;-
priced Bingham To HE finest silk.
Don't fail TO examine our stock before you bug. Il
viii pay .ou.
ALSO, in BLACK GOODS We are pr"plrci I, offer
special inducements.
WHITE G0ODS--such ~ riiuc'. Swiss MI,ns.
Victoria Lawns, Embroilc!ic.$c.-l ::>toui>Iinsiy
low pa Ices.
BE sure to buy your Dry Goc,.; at TIE CHEAP
DRY GOODS STORE OF
BROWNE & ROVE
323 Broad street.
ap lJ-cOi between Third AMI Fourth.
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PERSONAL.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-It has come to my
u knowledge that Messrs. Baumgarten & Koop-
man, engrapers, etc., have represented to business
men here that they do the work given to me.
They not only do not execute any work for me. but
all orders tlken by them are sent North am
RICHMOND MANUFACTURERS, and Do ALL
OF MY OWN WORK at No. 4 south Fourteenth
street, where i claim to make SEAL ENGRAV.
iNGS, STENCIL-CUTTERS; DATING, BANK,
and RUBBER-STAMPS Us cheap and as good as
can be done In the North. 80 49,
up 1921 - ...,'s C. BELLENoT.
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M COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.

EXPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and of patients who have taken 1t, that 1T
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE BAKER,
importing ard Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Il 80 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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MILLINERY GOODS, &c.

SPRING AND SUMMER OPEN $40
SING-Having removed to 305 Broad SSsG4sssN5GS
street. between Third and Fourth. / take SRoNSS
pleasure in announcing TO my numerous customers
and friends that will open on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY April l Sth and 9th an entire new stock
of MILLINERY, comprising the very latest styles
I'm FRENCH and AMERICAN GOODS:
an 16-4Ix Mrs. s. T.. ATTKISSON.,
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NARDOZO, FOURQuREhN Il CO.


can now offer 10 their cu,, omc., goods prices low
er than ever before known even to the ".,,c,: dry
goods inca III the couutry-soinc Epo!s ranging lar
lower than they were before TIE war Thry hayc
The largest auG most varied assortment Of
STRIPED AED CHECKED SILKS.
which are fashionable for Tic rrc.yGt -,a .ou. At
astonishing low prices. They have mitn
BLACK S!I.K$ aud EI.ACK GOODS
speciality for several year, last %oi ccl assured
that 10 finer stock can nc found Il select from.
SATINS-Ilack aud C"lCrrG:
BKOCADE and C.tNELS-HAlI: t,#ENADINE in
all the new shades;
FREEC # aud FEATIlEEED huuEETTES-
thing entirely new aud very handsome;
FRENCH and AMERICAN EUNTISG-aH ladies
and qualities.
4 large lot OF LINEN SllEETING. from Oh 10
I'D, bought very cheap and VII! be >o't accord
ingly.
PARASOLS.-Bc sure and examine "lr =, * before
buying.
COLORED HOSIERY for ladies aHh mi SEE OLD
and striped
SPRING CLOTHS aid CASSIMEl:rS for gentle
men.
BRABANT LACES. nah 25-3m
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ID EDUCTIOE IN PRICES.

IL
SEIEE-TliEEAD. Of AL nurnbcr5 AMI quail
ties;
SEiHE-TWlNES, SEIEEI.lNE&.
STlSE-CORkS and COnkWUpb,
TAWKING, &C.
am now Offering the above goods AZ = still FUR
Their reduction in order 10 close out ,ntir" stock r-
fore moving. All In wan: would do well 70 call u
once. J.. LICHTENSTEIN.
1895 and l7O7 Franklin street.
Sole importer Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. Warranted To- give satisfaction.
NETTING for llAUL-sElSES, any length or
depth. always OH on hand. mh -
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hy THE GREATEST BARGAINS
ever offered IN Richmond are now offered at SYCLE
BROTHERS,:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
AMoRous TYPE OF RELIGION
Springfield Republican.


The amorous type of religion is not in the
highest respect at present, and sundry NAV.
kish hymns are quite thrown out Of use in
sensible churches. But there is a good deal
Of it abroad, and outside of the o of Sol
we seldom meet anything more sweet
" suggestive than this extract from lions
Herald: Genuine religion Ia coy maiden.
Suspicious Of the glace of curiosity, she IN
wells her beauties only to the sincere and
earnest inquirer who is captivated by her
charms and prepared to devote to her SER
vice heart and life. Unsteady and tran
eient affections are intolerable; an entire
devotion of ones being is the indispensable
and grand condition of acceptance. To
such devout pilgrims she opens her treasures,
and brings them to her b~anqueting house OF
love" Oh, dear! "Stay ME with fagons
comfort me apples! !" after that-"for I am
sick of love-"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
EXPRESS,

CONNECTIONS.
1. At U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Raj
coau Tor Omaha.
2: At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, St. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and ali
points south.
8. At Missouri Valley with Chicago & NORTH.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east
4. Sioux City with the Sioux City and ST.
raul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail.
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
Northwest.
s.. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern Il
r. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6: At Fremont, Mob, with the Union Pacific 4,
Il: for al! points west, and the Pacific coast.
Z. A t Wtsner, with stages for Norfolk, and all
cotnts in Northern Nebraska.
!. 9. HILLS, GenI Ticket Ag't,
I. eo3&ITT. Superintendent;
c. j. UCoNNoR.
Western Passenger Agent,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18

9 Passenger train going cast connects at Davis
Junction with branch trains arriving ut lort
!andvillc at 1918 p. M, and then connecting with
iloward's stages for Virginia. Eden, .Fairview
Bcloit, Canton, Harrisburg, Flandreau, LinwoOd
Rock Rapids, Sioux Fells and all points on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandville
at Us p. M, connects at Davis junction with
train going west.
s; Al Elk Point with stages for P,nca, Neb.
and Richla d, d. T.
4. At vermil!ion with stages for Lodi, River.
side, Turner, Bloomingdalc and Finlay.
8. At Meckltng with stages for Std ames.
=. Gayville with stages for st. Helena.
L., At Yankto with stages for all points L.,
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
r.; and during the season Of navigation with
Of steamers for Randall, Brulc, Pierre, Suliy
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, Bcrthold. Buford,
, arrol and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is tho only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO. e. MERCHANT.
GEO. +. WHEELoCK, CENT Suplrintsn IT,
A1CHA. .
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
THE FINANCE PROBLEM.
A General Belief that the National Banks
Will Have to Go By the Board.

~ ~ = ,
Will Have to Go By the Board.
Special to the Chicago Times.
Washington, Sept. 15.-It is pretty clear
that the national banks will have TO 20.
Both parties are anxious to declare them no
friends Of theirs. Secretary Sherman in his
interview telegraphed last night, expressed
an opinion that they should be legislated
out of existence. In this be is only
making haste to range himself with what
he fears or believes is the popular sentiment.
AS John Sherman is the administration, so
far as influence goes, it Is now certain any
proposition to abolish the national bank
will MOI be vetoed. Congress will hardly
be reassembled when bills to abolish the
national banks will be introduced by the
score, and in the present condition Of de-
moralized political sentiment, they will be
railrodded through.
THE SILVER CIRCULAR.
Much criticism is passed upon Secretary
Sherman for his retirement of the silver
circular. He was influenced to this course
not by any fear that the circulars were with
out authority of law, for this question was
we'll considered before they were issued, but
it was through fear that the payment of sill
yer dollars could be sustained. Sherman
was bombarded with dispatches from New
York upon the subject until he thought it
best to retire. =
COLL RESUMPTION.
The agitation Of the financial question,
and the apparent growth of the greenback
element at present promise to persuade Sher-
man INTO asking for an extension of the
period required for specie payments. Some
thing Of the difficulty in the way may be
shown by the following report of a talk had
last week between gentleman residing here
and a president of one of the national banks
in the east. The latter is worth S5OO,OOO
in national bank stock alone. He was
asked, "What do you intend to do on the
1st OF January next? Will you hold back
and not make a call upon the treasury 20 as to
make resumption as easy as possible {" The
answer was: 81 shall convert every one of
my national bank notes into g~reenbacks and
demand the gold upon the latter. Then 1
am safe. If the policy fails, or changes are
made with my gold in my hands l cannot
lose and may make a handsome profit" The
expression of such sentiments has been re-
peatedly reported to Sherman, and he in
turn has of late, within the last week, ex-
pressed a doubt Of the success Of specie re-
sumption in the face Of a really popular
majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
OFFICE STREET COMMISSIONER.

YANkToN, Sept. 9th, 1873.
The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
at his office in the city of Yankton, D. T., until
side walks named and described in the follow
ing resolution of the city council
Be it Resolred 1y the Mayor and CITY Council of
The city of .Yankton:
Section ]. That certain sidewalks in the city
of Yankton, to.wit The side walk on the west
SIDE OF Broadway, in front of lot 10. block %,
Witherspoon,S Yank,on the side walk on the
-. block 3. lots IA s. Is. block II, Todd's Yankton !;
the sidewalk on the east side of Walnut street,
IN front Of lots 3. T.. s.. & IL, block a. lots 6. 8 S 9.
Douglas avenue, in front of lots II, is, 10 s. 20.
block 4. Yankton the sidewalk on the east side
OF Douglas avenue. in front of lots 5, & Z, block
west side of Capital street, in front Of lots Is &
"A. block l, lots 13, IA & Is, Of block 2, lots 10, II,
IS; IL, Il s Is, of block 3 sidewalk on the east
block q. lots l. 2. "a 4 S. of block %, lots 8, q,
5. s and I, of block q. in Lower Yankton side
walk on p, the !, north side Of Third street, in front
east half of lots 8 and 9, of block sidewalk on
south side of Third street, in front of lot 10,
block 2. Lower Yankton sidewalk on north
Lower Yankton, and in front of the west one
sixth Of lots 8 and 8, Of block II, east ne-sixth
Of lots 8 and 9, of block 12, and lot 9. of block l..
Ond street, in front Of lot 20, block 4, Yankten,
are all in a bad and unsafe condition, and should
be immediately repaired and it is, and is here
paired and put in such condition as the ordi-
nalces of the city require to be approved by the
city engineer.
Section 2. This resolution. shall be published
for four consecutive weeks in the official paper
Of the city of YanktOn.
Approved, July Sd, 1878.
Passed, July I'd, 1878.
Attest
FRANK j. WAsHABAUGH.
City Clerk.
The labor will be estimated by the square yard,
the lumber by the 1000 feet, nails and spikes by
the pound.
Bids on proposals to be enclosed and directed
to the undersigned at Yankton. d. T., or left at
the office Of the city clerk of said city. where
more specific information may be obtained.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. WILLIAM
Wv Street Commissioner.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
Che Daily Fuss and 1akotaian
iAkKTOh DAKoTk
"Wednesday Evening, Sept. 10, 1873
IMPORTANT LAND DECISION.
Fargo Republican.
YAkKTon
DhKo1h

Fargo Republican.
The land Office ut Fargo, ID. r., has re-
ceived from the authorities at Washington
the decision in the case Of HIGHLAND vs.. the
N. p. II. X. Co, to the effect that the COM
pany 10 entitled to the land, and gives az
reasons the following. which are the chief
points in the case:
LIST. That all the land west Of the Red
River of the North, the Goose river on the
north, the james river on the west and the
46th parallel OF the south, was an Indian
reservation.
ID. That before the extinguishment of the
Indians title thereto, all others were tres-
passers and without the right to make settle
ment that on the 10Th of May, 1873 the
Indian title was extinguished, and that on
the 26th day Of May, 1873 the definite plat
of the r. r. Co., was filed at the Office in
Fargo. Hogland made settlement in 1871,
which settlement was of no avail, because
no right could pass to any but the Indians
at that time; the time that elapsed between
the 18th and 18th days of May, 1873 being
seven in number, it has always been thought,
were days open to settlement of any Of the
odd numbered sections, and had settlement
been made previously, and the party living
on the land at that time, he would hold it,
OuI tLAS idtc ucClslOu UeClucS ttleSc 0ueBLlOnS
clearly as follows:
That on the 2lst day Of February, 1872.
the original pla, Of the railreud line was
filed at the general land office and that on
that day every odd numbered section with
in the grant was Withdrawn, except to the
Indians, and the government agreed to ex-
tinguish the Indian title as soon as possible,
which it did, and as soon as the Indian right
was dead, the. right of the railroad took
effect. Consequently Highlands settlement
in u was Of no effect and secured to him
nothing, and that all the land within the
boundary of the Indian reservation or the
grant TO the railroad company by congress,
all the odd numbered sections have been
subject to the control OF none but the rail-
road company, were not liable to pre- emp
tion. homestead or tree claim.
This decision settles a great many claims
that settlers have heretofore supposed they
would hold, unless the United States SUI
preme court decides it differently.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15
neutrality-suspicious..
Simsmmssauertb Der gsetmtreFer.

Die iGbrlthen Sraubenerltten erid0pfen
0etSoOen Der Netng1rten, gang belDnoerS
an &alt, &alf uno YboSpDoriGure, beoeitz
tend. 0tele 3 9tGbrltoffe bilben Die 6auptz
%beitaubtDeile Der Tranbenai6e. 9aS &aIi
ftnoet it'd Dorberrl6eno tn Der Glide Der
6illeu, bie YDospborlGure uno Der &alf
Dorberrlheno III Der Nl6e Der &erne.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mltB lomtt aumdti9
cine Gerarmung bes 8ooens an bet ges
nanrten 8eltanotDeilen etntreten, tpeltlt
1tidt bafir, gelorgt tptrb, oelnlelben bic
entso9enen Yflat5ennGbritoffe tpteoer 81
erleBen. 0iebt maj Dem 8oOen bic Qtb1
fdlle aus Der Neinbereitun9 Oage9en gus
rid, 10 miro Daour6 iDel1igitenS Surl
SDeil Ser @ieoererloB Der fir Elm ireubi=
biges @ebeiDelt bes WeinitodS unumgGnss
LID notbtDelDt9en ytGbritoff, errei6t.
8eim Yreilen Der Irauben 9ebt nur eit
She'll Der III Dcn.lelbelt entbalteten Wine>
r%alitoffe in oenWtoit ii6er 100 I1eile llftz
trodne Sreiter elttbalten ndmltd 1. 6 Ebeile
Qli0e, pG9reno in 100 S6etlen Otoit BLOB
O.3 S1eile Glide entDalten iinb. Die Grez
1ter ltno allo I'M 8ergleib nit BEN anoeren
gebrGu0ltden 9iingmttteln = benn 6alb=
mott entDdlt in ietnen 60 BrDsent Qi6enz
DECENTRALIZATION 0.68 &aIi, 0.68 &alf uto
0.32 BboSpborllure, ett gar ntht ST
untcriddBenbes Oiingenittel. SIS ipdre
be66alb ipitni6en5ipertb, rpenn ieber ipeiitz
bautretberoe Tarlner beng iingultgSipertDe
Der 9Setntrciter mebr Bea6tung l6enfte,
ais lpldes biSiebt i'm Nugemeinen Der Sal
lit. bic Wcir9drten tDitrDen bann ipents
ger balb an S6tpG6e letben nnb oieS 6ur6
etnen lobnenberen Grtrag funogeben.
Sbpobl Die Meil1treiter, 81 6onpolt bers
srbeitet, perm0ge ibrer demii6en 3uiants
meniebung iid sur Oiingung peri6iebener
S%nlturp1anSet eignen, blrften oieielben
bod nltr altr ausl6lieBli6en 0itnglttg pon
@ein9drten su enpfcblen iein. S6on Der
lllnitaub, BOP Die in SEN Sreitern entbaltez
len 8flan3em1dDritofie benz 8oOen Der
MeiltgQrteu entsngen tDttroen nno es Die
rottonele 8eDanblung oerlelben beii6t,
lbnen oaS @ntnolnmene surif5uerltattet,
iprt6t bafir. Die gSeintrelter f6nlten
elttpeoer nit Grbe, Dinger, S6lamm,
@aude &C. 81 &ompolt Derarbeitet tperoen,
ooer obne ale Seigabe gum Oiuger.
Wtan6e geben bciln 8ergraben o6er Bel Der
yfcuanpflau3ung bon Jtebelt Ia Sdau>
feIn Sreiter neben arberem 0ilnger nit in
Die 0rube. SIS tit bteS 8erfa6ren belonz
oerS auf l6iperem 8obet empfeDlenstpertb,
ba Die Greiter bier ni6t nur brett b%iingenb
tptrfer, ion6ern audi 0en 8oben ldn9ere
Belt lofer erbalten, mas fiir bas @eoeiben
oer 9tebltode bon b%elonoerem 8ortbeil lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-15
Rotb liefcrnocn S6ilOtdnie gesi6tct ipcrs

&ot6 liefcrtbeR S6ilOtdnie gesibtct tucr7
ben.
Die &utDenform sei9t Die Gattltng
&bipjalis nit rutlbell, Oiinnen, bangcnben
3tpeiaeu. Sic lit einc ihmaroBenoe
Qflon;e llrt6 wudert III @eitinOica aaf
Establishment.
Die ,8aumfprm enbIid seigt Der
borerip66nte ltad,lige BaumcaftAS, Peiresz
kia, Die cillsi9e GaftuSgattung, ipeld)e
8lQtter bat. Sir fDrnntt ebeufalls bauptz
iGtlid it 9Seitinoieu Dor, lit Sucrft
itrauds, baum %baumarti9 u,tO iptro gcsclt
25 SUB bod.