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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
THE HOUSEHOLD.

Cream B3Scuats.-IO each quart Of flour
sft inone heapings steaspoonful of pure cream
tartar I buy mine at thetlruggists, and then
it is albright. as nearly all the cream tartar
elsewhere sold for cooking purposes is
worthless), and the same amount of good
soda Tor saleratlls will COY, dissolvedin in a lit
tie hot water, a teaspoonful of salt, and mix
ed with equal Quantities Of thick sour cream
and good butternlik. Mix them as soft as
can be handled easily, roll out nearly an
inch thick, and cut out with good sized tin
biscuit cutter, as large as tumbler. Do 7
not crowd them too closely in the tins, and
they will be light and large. II the cream
and buttermilk are very sour, by giving
good measure to the soda the biscuits will
be all the better. | often use for biscuits
any cream that accidentally gets too sour to
churn. The above crust makes very nice
potpies, and, if mixed nearly all with cream,
the best possible crust for chicken or veal
pies. Rolled out quite thin and baked, it
makes very nice strawberry shortcakes.
Split them open as soon as done; butter each
half; spread well with berries and sprinkle
plentitully with sugar. Put on the top crust
with the split side up, and serve in the same
way; eat with cream and sugar.
Potato Rolls.-TalSe pint.of mashed po-
tatoes, and while theysare hot stir into them
piece of butter the size of an egg. When
cool add two pnts Of flour, enough milk to
max 4 aisoft dough, and about three table,
spoonfnls of liquid yeast. Knead a few
minutes. When this lightens, make into
rolls and set them in warm place till very
| light. Bake from twenty to thirty minutes.
| You may use the potatoes left from dinner;
then the rolls will beready to mold ut night,
| cover them over carefully and set in not too
warm place, and they will be just right
for the oven in the morning. The dough
AUST be made very soft to insure success.
10 Fry FISH spit the fSh down the
back, season. with pepper and salt. and dtss
it with flour, then fry it in a little salt pork
drippings and butter, in dripping pan or
Il cake griddle; or cut the fish into squares,
season well. and dip each one into egg. then
in fine cracker crumbs, and immerse the
pieces in boiling drippings, which should be
very hot to prevent the fish from absorbing
the grease.
Graham, Bread. ITO one qtlarto of Graham
/ flour add teaspoonful of salt, a small half
cuptul of sugar, the same of yeast, and mix
with milk into a batter that will drop from
spoon, bnt not run. Let it rise over night
and in the morning beat well together and
put it in baking tin. A cake.tin, with tun-'
mel in the centre, is best. PUTT at once in
to an oven rather shotter' than for white
bread, and bake three-quartcrs Of an hour.
Baked i'll gem pans, it makes very nice hot
bread for breakfast or ten. If you do not
wish the pure Graham, make in the same
way, using half flour and half Graham flour,
but in the morning add flour enough to
knead slightly, and let it rise in. the pans be-,
! fore bakingss.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
A AGRICU l 7 i R A /.

Il II Ii U U IL y IL Ia A'
,,r agricultural papers Of the Western
les speak in thehighest terms OF the I'm
] illogical Commission, say that it has ac-
aplished great work for the people of
2]eyastated regions of those States, and
I / their verdict that it is practical sue
i land worth all it costs to the nation.
as vet. we of Montana have failed to
Hive any beneficial effect therefrom.- We
! not If the Commission has discovered
! the ravenous hordes that sweep down
#fplds are locusts, and that. there is no
4 thing as a''grasshopper." The matter
heir destruction, which only is OF vital
hest to our farmers, is still2 problem, to
2olved. Although we. have read the cir
4rs published by the Commission, antt
Rad the most interesting portions thereof
Sre our readers, they are still left to rely
Il their own resources, and are indebted
Die Commission for very little. But this
hid not discourage. Our farmers have
lie great progress during the last year,
j learned much of better modes OF war
i than had previously been employed.
= partial success of the past assures us
] with improved appliances and increased
&gy good crops may be raised. Hereto
many of our farmers have ignored the
Of warning. against these pests, and
j folded their arms complacently. saying
ere vain to attempt to protect their fields,
le their neiohbors, knowing that they
i exert every nerve or come to want,
! succeeded in raising good crops. With
experience to guide them, cur people
enter upon the seasons work With
Banthopes.
"copper" eggs were deposited on most OF
yaleys last fall, and the. young ones arc
hatching in great numbers. Some OF
FARMERS have soWn, others are sowing,
q few are waiting. The greatest diff
" TO be encounterelis when the 'hoppefs
n out Oh the field and are pretty gener
scattered all over it, When this is the
Nontanians have no remedies, and il
DO to wait for the 'hoppers to move off
eh they must do in few days for wan
Feo, but if there aresno deposits on the
the best plan is to sow as early as pos
ana trust to such appliances as water
pufnlngSof straw, ETC., to keep them off
'slohally very late field may come ou
OUT we would not advise this excep
ii small scale, sufficient for home. con
p1son. The different modes of warfare
oeeh SO frequently rehearsed ins or
safis that they are familiar to oer.read
n a'ld heeu.hot be reproduced. Ihevma
eS used in other countries have neve
introduced in Montana, nor can W
\ Win certainty AS to their utility. 4
'nelt once appeared that Fgof. 'Rile,
invented a machine tor the destruction
oppefs OF all ages and sizes. and whicl
: "e manufactured tor $40. 1t was ais
: ''iatat4was his Intention not TO pateu
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
TnLlsuED WEEKLY BY
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op ,Np PROPRIETOR,

EDITOK A-SO I ''0
-..,, MOUNTAIN IUsBANDMAN is designed
ROCKY ,.n's mna indicates, husbsndm%n IL every
~ .in tne term, ,s,. embracing in its co'ns every
'of tte MA nf agrrnrure, stock-ralelhg, Horti-
Ftnea,lu ea,nn;nl "f and Domestic Economy. =
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p. .nyERTIsING RATES

! =, ~ ,-ortisements pavanle in advance.
lsio". 5a' nd ,ertisements payablea,lilterly.
enrv- E1l per cent. added rspec'' advertise
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Gnropaiide &abelberidte.
Ser s6iTbrud1 Ses britiidem Spirs. rGbtlos
AaaoM IL fanM u

Ser Sd)if6rud oeS britiid1en SpirS. nEbtto@
tudu=S5au."
2onbon, ~. April.-9er britiide Dam,
Sfer ,@bilbmqq z6all," nelder auf bee 6aprt
bon 2iuerpool mad 8onbap bel Sagres an
Der Giilte pon Dortugal i6etterte, bate cine
aus 40 Berionen bsitebenoe Mannl9aft unb
Baiiagiere am 8orb. g9te bereits mttgez
tbeilt, ftuO -ioweit man ermittelt bat-27
Yerionen gerettet tporOen. Das Shidlal Der
iibrigen 26 Stifibriif)igen 1T unbefannt.
Der lob oes Carl 2ettrim,
Nonbon, r., April. - Stint Yerionen,
ipelde fd) an ben idma6pollen 8orgdnae1
9elegentli4 Der Seerblsung be8 Carl 2eitrim
in Dublin betheiligten, iinb nerbaftet wpr6eu.
- ST. Tranf S'Oonnel, Wtitgliep fir Dunz
9arOon unD @ice= YrGfoe1t Der irii1eny Some
Julers," erfldrte beute abenb Die BON Der 9fe'
giernn9 getrufeuen WeaBreseln be5iigii1 Der
Grmoroun9 bes garl 9eitrim fir uncOnftitus
tionen, un6 madlte einen beftigeu QHgriff anf
ben &barafter oes @rmoroeten. Der 4ntrag,
aas Rt9tmitsliebcr m6hreHo Ser Debate alis
benz 9auie SIT permeiien, nnrSe ansenom'
men,
McOonnell's Intrag, bic 0taBre9elu bel
&egierung Iiir uucoulfitutioueQ sn erfldren
purbe i9lieBiia na9 anfregenber Debate per
morEen,
SIM Serrenbauie purbe bas 1eberhanbueb
men BON agrariihea &erbreben in Srlanl
ebeufaas beipro4eH.
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9t1ts oeat Wprutonens2anoe. - Gtn
Streit tpe9en oer 0tnterIafIeus
Sd1eft 0eS Yropbetett Doutg+

- ala ees - az T. ltlagi lZ- april -
3wei SS6ue unD Grben bes peritorbenen Pro=
pbeteu baben i'm hieiigen gunbe8seri9te UNI
cine Snblbition nadseiu6t, tueld>e ben 3met
bat, bic @errualter Der Na9laheni9aft gu pers
biubern, einen 9roBen 9bell oes Youn9' 'if)en
SerntDgens iuie0er an bic Wormouer Stride
gu ibertrasen. DoHug binterlieE ungefdbr
/ Wta, 0ars., oauou beanlpru9t iein Hads
folger 3aplor $990,000 alS Sabe Der Stride,
an6 iol i'm 8esrifie iteben, i'm @ebeimen bic
lsebertragun9 su beperfteligen.- Der Streit
ruiro alS Ger erite Sdritt 81 einem bitteru
Sample tber bic Ya9laHenibaft Doun9's be-
tra9tet, ltuo babel peroen uofausH6tli6 uifs
tise gntbiQun9en iiber bic art uno g8eiie,
,pte Der Seritorbsne itb bereiaert bat, ans
Sagesli1. fommen. Die Gerpalter Der Na6a
lafleni1aft fipb auf Wontas porselaoen lpor.
ben. 9aplor, ber nepe Yropbet, 1T lelblt fei.
uer Der 9eripalter, unb es mag i6on lein, baB
li6 biuter benz uanmebr Dor @eriAt anbGngig
ger1a9teugerfabreu nur elm semeinidaftli6er
Vlau Der 8ermalter unb @rben nerftedt, UNI
Die 9fudabsrtraguns bes SermpseHs BON
Ooung an bic &irhe, aus beren &aile er obne
3meiiel bafielbe gefobleu, III berbiHbern,
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MQgemeiue StaatssOeIeBe.
Yaifirt TIT Der SSanmars= =Siauna Der
Staatss@eIeB8e6utt9 1873,
lgmtIide 8erofsntli6una,I
369. &aptteG.

SO8. &apttcI,
Gin WefeB BHm g4iberrufe oes 8. Q65bnitts bes I'm
per SanuarSzStsung 1867 erIaiienen 329. 9apia
tels, oas Den &itel iabrt .etue 4fte fir bic Nus
lUa9L soos5tebung uno 8orIaoUns pon @ei6noz
reHen IN ben elnSelnen Counties uno bic 8eitimz
uula Der @taenibditen oerieIben, lInb ,um Biet
oeterlaie oeielbeH nit 9tmeHoements.
/. AblhHtu, - y ~ tro uon Der @eieBaez
0una Marp LAMBS perfI9t, oa5 oer fanIte
Ahi6nttt oeS orebunoertufoneilnun6s Qaz
ptels, 6GS In Der 5auuorSzSituno 1867 unter benz
&ttel retne stte fAr Die auSDabl, Qoussiebuna lnb
BorGoun9 BON 5eihmorenep in Den etHselnen 6ouus
ties uno Die Seftimmuu9 BET @iqenIdoTen beriebens
aH9enommen uHroe 6isTmit ipi6errufen unb NIT natts
itebenoen BoItlaute fDieoererlaIien neroe:
10. SGq oen ourf's eoGs 9eBogenen uno ooraeIa.
gimme oes 8erntnS, fir uehen iie sesoaen unb pors
aelooeH Doreen, elnen, uelder Der S6mann Der
@eIhnorenen Ietn iou, 1usiupdblen unb All erneunen
uno Den attiIar oeS beG9ten @jeritsbofeS onsumets
fen, oaB er auI 3eel Die Jtanen 0er 6rtaen Hebens
unoplerbt9 @ei9morenen leieilit 1breibe unb nan
lot9tatl9em 8ulammenalten beid9ter 3ettel oele6eR
qelonoett IN etnen NIT eiuem Sdieboefel perIebenen
Snten tbue beiaster attuar ol Debate 3ette eirsr
aut etnnla, obne IN beGaten &aften s blt6en 6oron
HeemeR, uno es oueu Die eIfteR Spetunb 3noran ne=
ao9enen Jalnen nebt BEN por6er ernannten 96no1Inp
Que e9roB9elnDorenen bilben, uno Die abroen fiinf-
uno5pan3lg ytamen iouen ote 8leinoeItbnoTeneI f5r
Oel99ten &eTmtn oes 6eiaateH geTt9tsboies aliaa
2. abitnitt. - llnoes trboerorbret
bag oieles 9eies pom Datum ietner annaIme an in
I'm /. gprit 1878 sene6miat.
xett oelqetnl9en dnour6, SaE oaS gSorfehen6e eiue
Iintl9e Aol9rIt etnes Ii Der 5anuarss Steung 1878
an9enommeHen Ssisses Der @eiesgebuns 1T.
&nenftus SaiiawaB,
SeHatSsSe Setretdr;
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WerattSd1te 9epef6ett aus Eetts
0orf+

Nepz9ort, u. April. er6ffuete
Su 1904.
- Ser beute aus europa ansetommeHe
9ampfr ,Aoriatic" bra1te 262 Silberbarren.
= Seute iino Die Danpfer v4Driatic" bon
2iuerpool, Scaubiuauian" pom 2ouoon uuo
,Smiberlano" bon antwerpen bier angefOm-
men.
g. 9elafeio Smith, Der bieiise Wfuni3i-
pal.4npalt Wno ebebem BunbeszOiitriftsan-
malt, ftarb beute in Sbrewsburp, N.<S., i'm
Alter bon 80 Sabreu.
- Die 3oa @innabmsu betru9eH beute
$279,OOO.
- Der llnteri6abmeiiter sablte beute fir
Suterefeu $4,000 uHo fiir einae5ogene Sbli~
gationen $31 900 aus,
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Scr Wt0rOer Sfeettb1trdt.

Sonoa, N.-Y., IL. Aprll. .--2Ste bereits
mitsetbeilt, bat Der gteser Samuel Steen<
burgb, alias S0bnion, iuelaer negen zines
am II. gfouenber 1877 an Safob g. Barter
uabe gfepsamfereqm, N.=9., neriibten Ufor-
Ses gum 3obe perurtbellt wlroe, bas @efanbe
niB ab9elegt, bab er i'm @ansen elf Berouen
errnOrbet bat. Gr beging Die erite Worbtbat,
ais er erit IA Sabre alt mar. Gtnes ieiner
Spfer ipuroe in gterpsSrleans setDbtet, uno
Elm auberes mar Elm Sffi3ier Der llnionsarmee,
unter peldem Steenburgb oiente. Gin ans
berer Mann tpurOe BON @tsenbursb aus @i-
feriudt ernterbet, inoem Der gritere auf aGsI
uertrautem 5uBe nit Steenburgb's Waitreiie
itano. Die iibrigen Worotbaten beging Steell.
burgb in ben Counties Utontgomerp uno S4os
barrie; unter Inoerem Mil man rpiiien, oaB
Der Serurtbeilte nit Der @rmorbung oe8 Bud
ggenten Sobnion nabe Reiu- amEerbam in
1874 in &erbinoung fano, uuo auBer6em
ioll er berl4iebene Sranbfiftunsen, @ilbriids
unb ionfti9e 8erbreden eineeffanben baber.
9as SeftdnOniB ioa ON WOrsen Der 5itiri6
tuna ber0ffeutlid|t tuerOen.
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Die $oteIpreiIe pahrenO oer Barrier BELT
QttSffeuuud,

6usfeAuH0. =
Qonbon, u. April. - Cine Oepeidle Der
yNen5" meloet aus 8ariS, baB bic BreiIe
fir Soft unO 2o9is ndbrero Der 4usfequng
bebeutenb erbDbt perben iolen, uno baB bic
gigeutbiimer ton mSblirten @partsmeutS
i6on ieBt iiberhdEtge 6orOerungen leQen.
Oas ,@ranbs6otel" ruir6 ieiuen Breis fir elm
Diner an Der Gable b'6ote auf 9ronfen ers
b0hen, une bic flcineren (6etelS uHS 9eItau,
rationen i'm Serbdltniiie auii6laaer, "
9lbIeben oes SiidIofs bon StGtftetS.
2onb II, II. 4pril.-@eoraS Nuauffrs
Selwpn, 3. D., 8tdOf bon QidlIfielS. 1T 't~' os'
itorben. @r murbe 1909 aeboren nuO I'm
st. Sobns.@olle9" gu Gaatbrioae er,ooen'
gta9oenl er turse 2eit ais Gettor in 8inS5or
fnn9irt bate, begab er Itf l841 mad gfetl%
9eelaret iuo er biele Sabre ais Wliifoudr
mirtte. Sn 1867 pnrSe e. gum giid,of bon
sl9relo ernannt. Der Berftorbene id,rieb
oerl9teoene theOlogii9e @erte,
Mu8t,it SaItuS albert 9os5sa.
Serltn II, april.-9r. 8orfig, Der be-
tannte Wai9ineubauer, Sitttenipsrf. Mno Sob
lenber9merfbefter, iit 9eltOrben. CT mar Der
Sohn beS prn. Sob. Sarl 6riebrif1 4nquil
8orfg uub wuroe aul z. DldrS 1929 in Ser
lin seboreH. Die 8Orfs'idle sofeHotipeI'
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Baltimore, &c.,. samiag, bet 13 Mpril 1878.

gu erbaIteu. Die 6ffentlife Meinung noeii't
auf 5unter unb @rabane als bic RDrber bin,
unS - tpenn nidt am gnoe bic 8abnfinnss
Sbeorie pieber herhalten muB-perben Beibe
ben @algen 81 beiteigen baben. 6unter iit
inslpiiden in ieiner 3ele bur6aus nidt ules
oergeifla9en, iOnbern empfdnst feline 8eiuher
auf yrubige uno artise Beiie." Seine g(n=
seb0rtgen brin9en ihm SUDDEN, 6riifte uno
Slumen, unb er bofit beitimmt anf ieiue Srsi-
iprehuuQ.
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Srduoe.

Wlacon, @a., II. April. - Su glmeri=
Gus, @a., wurOen heute friib a6t @si6dftsge=
baube, Darunter etli6e Der beoeutenOiteu Gtab>
liiiements oes SrteS uno Oas Ratbbaus,
bur6 6euer SeritDrt. @erluit $4,000; Ser
ii9erung $4,000.
0etro1t, 0tid., 12. il.-3pei Sat.
bGuier, eine Siiferperftdtte unb EN- g8Ubns
bauS in OfzSaginam, Mti9., brauHteu beute
uieber. gSerluit 10000.
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Gin 1oitrdAber mp NSroer foAtsaet
aus bent NeNett TIT ote $rGHff..

Cincinnati, ~. april.-@eO. 0icaap,
alisa Sobn gS. Gcott, iuel6er uegen Serau,
buns zines paitamts in @reen @euntp, D.,
einen Straiternltu ina li2Ggen &ount1gefdng@
giiif abbHBte, tuurbe ssfterH pem Rr9foeuien
SaaeS beanaoigr Mnb pirb iest mad gfount
Sermon, g., abgetiibrt tperben, no er pegen
elnes in 1875 an Sobn afeGornlid, etneu rei4
den Gilenmaarenban6ler, periibten Nloroes
prpseiiirt tperbeg iou.
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gpe3ial= =Moti3eit.
Mtt oaS Yttblttttttt !!

Die nenltte Berbaftuns bon Ulab. aspalo aus
Annapotts auf ben Yerbadtbtu, nit Dem Beridpins
ben pon Dtamantrnsen aus unierem @ejddfte tn
8erbtnouns gu fteben bat uns, % fuir ieitoem nab
senauefer unteriu6une su Der pontommenen neter=
aeuauns 9elanst finb Saf Der Nnfauss sebeste Ber=
batt gana 8runbtos mar, bas tiefjie Bebauern per=
uriadt. Gs seretdt uns baher su sroSem 8ersnisen,
tn eeier Weie Dor oem Bubfum uniere lleberssusuns
BON Der totalen unidulb Der Dame Der aniduIoisuns
geeeniber prompt su erttdren unb unisrer unsebeuz
6elten 8eflmmerniB barIber. bas mir, tn einem
VtBnerlfdnonife befan9en, elmer unibulot9en Same
lnreht gu tbun berIeitet murben, often aasoru6 3u
seben. ilub pon bem Wunide beeelt, loiueit es In
unerer Wtaht teet, ibr uno ibren sreuneen Gntftds
oisuns gu perl1aen, rtdbten mir an aIe 3eltun9en,
melde ben Beridt liber Die anIhubisuns oeroffenti
lidt habeu, Die orineenoe Sitte, aud oteer Sufua<
nabme bIelben Die polite SerofentllDun9 gu 9eoa9-
ren. 8sbriiocr SanHeto g o"a'p'
Baltimore, ben IL. apriI 1878. soo
Gtue &arte.
an ane, neIde on ben Golsen BON Susenoianoen'
nerpSser @dpaGe, gnttrdituHs, Serluf Ger utan
nesfroft &C. Ietben ienbe i'd TO en et etn He3epf
oos ne t1rirt. Dtcles srose 2e'lmtttel muroe bon
,tn,m spiifiondr In Ghozgmerifa ertoedt. Shtdte Elm
ahrrfffrtes @ouOert on Gtp. Soispb z. Snman, Stas
t,on D. gibles Souie, R.>g. ettp.
Ot.81S.t&tp., ,i.a.T.H
gatf, 5Ieiidlmann & Gomp.'s DreBbeie
compressed yeast).
9a man entbett bat, oaB piele Nadabmunsen un=
lerer Sefe iid i'm Wlarfte 6eTnben, 70 bat aGe dbte
Bresbeie uneres Sabritats au jebem Badee ben So.
men unierer Sirrna. aIe anberen fino Na1abmun=
gen.
Nlan perlanse BON ieinem @rocer G3afJ, NIeijd,s
mann 4 Somp. . grebbeie. 3aslidb iriih!
5abrit=Sepot: Nr. "a, Noroz GntamsStrahe.
(gtdrsts, ,12Utef)
0aloene Moer ODER @amorrbsioen!
Or. s. %. Se Witts Wlttei espabrt unfebibare
Seiluns BON bIinoeu, bIutenben u idwdrenoen uno
iuderiben Sdmorrboben; es pit6 Die Seiluns zines
ieoen aud nod 10 alien ein9eipurSeen 6aaes 9aran@
tirt, menn Der Batient ben @ebraudsanpetansen
freng nad,fomat. @s ipirtt berubiseno, oerdant
na(h einer Inpenbung iofor. enoeruns uno beipert@
Reat9t p51ise Seiiung in 1ur5er !3ett. Vie SlalUe
piro Su so Geuts pon sipctbcfsrH pertauIt.
Satob gBa 3, ernannter agent
(Dss5, ,3Vlte, 8, ,0,S) in Baltimore.
SCI a oer= - a 8en
aler gorten uno Breiie bel
Soenrn Sd,mar5
Rr. 211, @et Baltimore,
fwar,t4. sqQte, ,9onn& gaonD nabs ebanesfrase. |
afe ueuen tirfifdJen ,ao rufftfdben eIeftro.
meu,tsdeu, Rerfurtals, SdtpefeIs unb 9amtpis
baoer in Wr. 147, Saratoga, nabe Gutatuf fraBe,
anb lest fin 5erren uno Damen IN Doaer 9hdttgtst.
~ (Sep10, ,12UeG
gaS tpunOerbar tpfrtenoe SautmttteI
SuIphide of A - e n 1 c u m.
Ninnen, Slitben, geulen uno ale Sautausibldse
fperoen un tebinst sebeiIt; 81 bas Badet; NIT
ben Yoft ,useld5idt. Wan ienbe SffcezStempe
far gampblst nebit gebrau6sanueiuns.
9r. 9ohu,e s Somp., Rr. Sc. Sfz5apetteitr.,
Gein Npotbefer bat es. (Ee6r20, ,1S.i.a.E.)
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Nobt,sltmfau.

9 It n, II. &pril. Ginem ans 38
i9per NIT @etraibe belabenen Wagsons be-
ftehenoeu .3uge Der ,Soiton< 9llban1er Bahn"
itieB beIte in Der geabe bon &belea in Solse
OeS 8rnf'es elmer 4dlie ein bebenflltler llHfall
5u. Siinf gSa9gons ,purben benoiirt uub
eaS @eleile etne Strede melt unfabrbar se-
maht. Der SsrInlt ift betraatlid.
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Oermi(6te dn5etgens

"a. Abler. amsas' "a. Aoler,
fraher G6e Der &srinaton= uno Yearlitr., 1T
nad Nr. SIS, Wcro=&utatpitraBe, Mbergeiieoelt
unb bat iein reues eofal NIT einem 9roben unb po=
dnblaen Stteielz uno Sbublager eroffnet. Wtan be-
fudbe uns 6ab unb Ibere iif duBerf portheilbalte
Ginfdufe. " Moter,
Sir. IS, gtoro GutdtuItrabe.
@-Nr. SIS, Norbzgutamfr. (aprtli3, tOtD
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@runoeigfntbum
5u bertaui@em nber gu bcrfanfen
- aui Der -
mnoetgentbums a36rfe BON u. -. saII im
0ebaupe oes nMmericam."

OeuHWue cS6 1@*HtSFSuu.
12O M6er 9ano, eine pradltuoae Sarm, Gons7
@reenz9 z9salIep, 10 Wtelen pon bier.
Sd16nes sfteaeIItciubaus an gBarrenitr., sebn
3immer, $500; fpirb aud sesen einen sanofit nabe
Der Staot pertauldht.
Brobes tt6digeS aieseliteinernes Saus an
Warfets Space, 2 aaben unb 2sobnunS; ebr buts I'M
Eauide.
aeere a3amiteaen on 1owiOnitr., 155 isub fsronte,
nur $1,000.
Yrad9tpoue 0obunna on Der 10. StraBS gsalbz
inaton y. g., ioipie GriInbude In beriebenStaot,
le6r bii9 5u oerfauIen ober 9estn bie9es @t9enbum
um5utauihen.
6etnes @obnbams!an@albounitr nit ollen moz
bernen 81 nri6tunsen; Yreis $1,000.
3tpei oreift0dise cauisr an lSaibtn9tonhraBe,
3tmmer nit gBaier; neu uno In sutem 3uitanoe.
Brets $500 iebes.
Narnt NIT 144 Idern in @aluert:@ountp, Narps
Lamb, nit aiIsseseneeng ge6aulideiten. .YretsS $1,000.
Tinf Sweiitodise sieseliteiaerne 5duier on 2Shatz
sutem 3utanoe. Breis $500 jeoes. @u6 9esea cine
6arm umgetauidt. (6ebr1 ,12Uftet &2p)
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@tn SdlHlmand1en ban einent 2ebrer
erSdlnfiets.

GampbellsforO, Ont, IL. Qpril. -
Bertha gSpnn, elm 15<jabrigcs WidO9eu,
murbe geiternabenD inMpersburg bur9 eiuen
9ebrer, Namen8 SbanuOu, eri6ofieu. Sban-
nan III perhnftet fpnrbeu.
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!, ,ltnreaelmtdBt8feiten" eines ebentas
ltscm Wltt8lteoes Der @efesgebnn9
fntt 0Sipn1fffeft

3t6mol6, Sa,, u, april, $. 3, ,@lah,
@lerf oes @eridtS BON Salliar @ountg uno
ebeSem Mit9tieb Der @eietgebHng fir ieneS
Gountp, 1T BON benz SunoesmaridaQe oes
.peftli6en Diitrtfts BON girgiulen pegen Sal
id,ung pon BenIionsanpri9en ge9en Die &e'
gierung ieitsenommen worOen. @r 9eitanb
leine 96ulo glei6 na9 Der Serbaftun9 eiu.
Die Aftaire iit ben Sreunoen bes @efangenen
i6on ieit mebreren Eagen betannt, unb es
lpsroen AnitreHgungen senladt, I'M eiuen8er>
Qleid, III beruerflte1iaen,
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Marris y ajenrp's nnfeblbares
&afarrhs0efIutitfeI.

Yoritehenoes 1T oos pertbponie @eiImitteI bel
ien=seatarrb tS6nnpfenl, 6as ie Dem DubIifunl
6lalde Hebenoen 9ebraufbsanmeiIun9e furtrt eS
tnfe1tbar senarnte TO iebr porberri1enbe unb pe>
nisenbe Srantbeit.
9enbnmer baben Itteis polaif BON anselebensn Birs
germ sum Jta9peiie iener SpetIfraft i'm 8eiise.
Ss ut IN spatbptnten<s5 s5Iafd)en eefiiat. Wreis
SO SeHtS.
gu BADEN i'm @rosen ,,,,o GnoetaiI Gel
0otamau e GpgerS,
ssr. 176, sseHeSaIttmereftraBe
DageIer, 2ohn & Comp, Drosuiffen, Wr. 6
aao 3, Saos AtbettpftraBe, fino uniere gneroS:
Mgentem, ppn oenen aBieberDeridufer itren Betarl
be5leben f6nnen.
apr6, ,1Sf62pj Morrts q Henrs. ciseH,bamsr,
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Q&nHerS6

q 10 . Ort, y. Npril. - Srau 8a=
tbarine &ernau ans 8rooftpn, mel9e Dor etma
einent Monate BON elmer &aee gebifen wurbe,
tarb heute inter i6redltden Srdmpieu. Die
4er5te ertl6ren ibre Sranfbeit fir g8aiierifeu.
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Der na6ite 21ttshne oer 2lomintz
Sfrnfi KwfH

86ilabelp a, II. Ipril. - 0aS BON
Der Sanbelsb0rle ernannte Subs&omite, pels
DIES ernanut purbe, Inn Sorbereitungen fir
ben gmpfaug unS Die 8emirtbung SeS 9rdii=
Senteu 6ape8 Su treffen, bat ieineu lufrag
pollenbet. Der Oampfer nSatnois" lit benz
Yrdfbenten Der S0re BON 6enrp 3. 2SeIib
gum 3,pede elmer @rfIrfOn Sur SeriI9ung
geitelt, unO OaS Augebot an9enommen nor.
ben. 9lm. %. B. Sc. pirb Der BrGiibent pom
ben Wit9lieOsrn Der S0rie in Der 6aae Der
QiioSiQtiou euIpiauaen merbeu.
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9as s6i6ial oes WolltesWtae,ttres
Gf&nH

Sarrisburg. Benni., II. 9pril. - Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beridob beute ibre gnt4
lheibuns in benz Safe bes Wfollie-Maguire8
Sad 9eEee bis gum Maiternine. = &eboe
iollte am 1S. D. DitS. sebanst werben, alleiu
Die MaBuabme Der BebSrbe bat ben @ouperz
neur sur 8eiuiGisuns zines aufi9ubs Der
6inrtbtung 9esmun9en.
aehoe mar beute gtadnittas, alS man ihn
iiber Sen aufidub Der 5tnrt6tung benaArid-
ttate, fat auBer fd sor Ersuoe nnb briidte
bic lteberseusuns aus, bdB bas gesen ibn
ousaeiprodeae llrtbeil unigeitoBen perOen
uus ieiae rni9ulp nit Der 3eit an ben Sag
fo% n,o~Ap