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National Republican., 1878-01-18

VNHE REV. J. W. BONHAN, CHURCH EVAN.
4 gest, VIII commence a TWELVE DAYS MIS-
SION, In the CHURCH OF THE INCARNA-
IION, corner 0t Twelfth and streets, Rev. 1. L.
Townsend, 8. y. D., rector. on Wednesday evening,
january ID Order OF services; Week days-Daiiy
morning prayer and short address at II u, M; short
Mission service and sermon at $40 y. M; Sundays
Holy Communion at e30 n M; morning prayer NJ 10
q: M: Ila any, anieCommuni0n, and sermon at II
NJ; Sunday--chOOl N . D. m; evening prayer and
catechising ut y. Mission service fld sermon at
1:3J y. m The Mission will be commenced by lee
tIre THE Great Revival In tho Church Of Eng
LAND" Wednesday evening, at $50. Jui5TuW8ss
National Republican., 1878-01-18

rI5s SPECIAL NOTICE. : THE ANNUAL
kf9 meeting Of the tOckholders OF the Washing.
ton Gaslight Company VIII he hell y the e9mpanys
1875 for the election Of directors TO serve during
the ensuing year. Polls open at twelve o'clock m and
iani5td CHARLES u BAILEy, Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.

IL
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Coming THURSDAY, JANuAItYl u, the original
BRSAST'S MISsTRELS.
~ Tie excelsior troupe Of the world.
NEIL BRYANT Manager
Direct from Bryant = Opera House, broadway, N. Y.
The best entertainment In New Iork.-Hcrdid,
October II.
The minstrel gem of New York.-!Sn, October 20.
Troupe composed Of the following great comedians
Hughey Dougherty, Little Mac, Sanford and Wilson
Dave Reed, Billy Bryant, Tierny and CTonin.
The Great Vocal Corps.
Joseph Norris Arthur Cook, C. X. Clinton d. Barron,
aud GcorCe w. Harley, the wonderful male soprano.
Full OrcheSJR and Brass Band, composed Of
eighteen solo musicians.
Admission, - 80, and '5 cens no extra charge for
reserved seats jal6-St
National Republican., 1878-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rE" SPEC SPECIAL a, n, NOTICE; .;, THE II e. AENUAL NJ
ONCE 30 III mTTH"s TeHh street T % on H MoSb%Y N M feBfuSrs
d Iss for The election directors to serve during
the ensuing year Polls open at twelve o'clock n and
e'E,S jsSistG y G"e CHARLES pAILEY, secretary.
eB- n.9.l1NE E9JI,ETo d,lSs GggsoNs INrEnnsrED IN
war DEPARTMENT, |
Notice Is hereby SiveS tSi i Board G eS OF ordnance
SiSs E Mass 5 the q ;sr Ss o.S Sonp " Rnr 3
use q the Infantry and cavalry troops should one be
Ali persons Interested IN such weapons are invited
G S an sy spis ~ S9S n s m as sS, s @
mlt,ed must be oI Ssllbrs .40w and use the United
Any Inflammation rSSalgcd will be furnished by the
Board National irmorS sSSiSgasId, Mss;; nw '''
sg- nsrAnLIsIJG5RR J5RN ,''S &. DREW,
% Yen ss Of Ninth Nm s sree
including Toilet sets Flower Vases Mirrors, Dressing
@ shell conbs I GaSlns XtRnson. and Lnnborss Es
tracts, English and French Soaps, sna Fancy Goods.
pRTGs and cMEMfcAH 'fn PresCrptions script com:
pounded at all hours. noet2m
Nf. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
Street opposite treasury % department Fire ara burg
lar.proof SaJes. bay and night watchmen. Rent Of
boxes from IS 70 W per annnm. silver plate and
wise at moderate rates. WILLIAM sTICKNEY,
Presidents GEORGE W. RIGGS Vice President ;
II. +. SNYDER. Secretary. ocl56m
slyT- sANFoRD's CURE FOR CATARRH.-
80 Plerce's Golden Discovery, and all his other
medicines for sde nt ConghlinsTemple Drug storeslo
@1sya TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRIO.
w. CHES and Lozcnges for throat and lung dlf-
cultles sold at Coughns Drug Store, Masonlc Tempe
NHJys THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOI.
~ LET aud other articles fer ladies use In the
city at Coughlins Temple Drug store. seb
rlSo HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC. PONDS EX.
sS TRACT, Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Tenn
pies Drug store, = and Sinth streets ss.tr
rw" LusTIrs PATENT CsTEELl SOLE AND
twice long, and prevent you frcni slipping. For
sale In all the hoe stores, and by the inventor, 6lg
d street northwest. jaatf
NISfs NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A MEDICAL
s essay, comprisng series Of lectures delivered
at kahns Museum of Anatomy. New York, on the
putaby how lost health may be regained, N1ording
clear synopsis Of the mpedmenta to marriage and
the treatment Of nervous and physical debility being
Address SECRETARY KAIIN'S MUSEUM or
ANATOMY as broadway, New York. noi5om
| MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
EoTENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Has gooi stock ofndIcs' and gcntlcmen's Furnish
ngs Her imported hosiery Is of the finest quality
Her mernO underwear and lad es ready. ms de under
clothing is well selected. Her stock Of FRENCH, Eng
Corses In silk, satin, or clu made TO order; In al
cases perfect III Insured All goods at lowest prices
MIS- H. Is also agent for Anchor Line ocean steamers
n: B-Ercnch: German and Spanish spoken: I,Im
National Republican., 1878-01-18

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT-BY THE PU-
Nl pills ofihe Maryland Institution for the lnstruc-
ton Of the Blind under the direction of Prof Frank T.
harrington, Rt LINCOLN HALL FRIDAY EIEN.
ING, JANUARY IS, 1873. Tickets for sale at Ballan
tynes. 5.s seventh street. and at the door. Doors
Opon a. T:Sl; exercises commence at o'clock
Admission, - cents. JniG3t~
National Republican., 1878-01-18

The National Republican has larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
Of the District combined.
National Republican., 1878-01-18

All communications designed for publication
should b bri.f plainly tren aud only upon ono side
q he pdpcr. Communications undccompdni,d By The
same Of tie author arc not solicited, and p neither be
yeud nor returned Rejected manuscript sW not b re-
armed nor preserved The grounded state Of our co!'
spns during he session Of Congress tcM preclude hs
tasTtion Of long articles.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
FURS.
ATTORN EYS.

JNHE NEW DAVIS NO.BAsTING, LIGHTEsT-
l. Running Shuttle Machine Larger range han amy
other machine No trashy attachments sold. Price,
SCHEFFEY 4 CO., Agents.
deU-tf 1L5 Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-01-18
HOUSES.

UTANTED-TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
w city property valuable business property In y
fourishng town In Illinois. Inquire Of ,,,
OWNER,
noi5u ga Pennsylvania avenue.
"AETED-EVERSBOD TO CALL AT THE
w Bureau Of Information, l27 street, desiring
rooms; furnished. nnnrnished board &c. Also to
buy or sell goods OF any desCrl ton Information tree
nOl5ly JAMES H. PHILIP 4 co.
| A Ii WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO KNOW
"A the best one dollar GLASSFS NN%
accurately suited to the eye Rt IL. IL .SET $E}
| IIEMPLEHS, OpclHn, 75S Pennn ~
avenue n. W.. cor, F0ur.Rnda,halI street. oC26-ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
CoNCERNING COURT HOUSES.

We heard several citizens, on the street
yesterday discussing the subject of new
Court House They were very severe ON the
pr, sent building and very justly SO. It is q
miserable, dark, uncomfortable, barn like,
| announcement, uuattractiye, wretChedly gloomy
hole, and disgrace to the county. We want
to hear great deal more talk on the subject.
and wish it to continue until public spirit is
awakened on the subject. We may not live
to see the glorious dawning of the propitious
morn when the County Commissioners (per-
haps the little innocent boys who now gambol
for marbles on the back streets,) shall vote to
erect a new County Court House, but We wish
and hope and wish again for great revival Of
the spirit, Of public spirit, and if there IS
none to revive, we trust the next generation
may develop some, after the present has been
tried within the walls of the decaying build
ing that now is, and compelled (as it ought to
beg to confinement within the precincts of
the hight, airy and commodious Jail which oc-
cupies the rear section of the first floor
Storey, Washoe, Lyon, Humboldt, Elko,
Eureka, Lincoln, Lander and White Pine
have large, comfortable and attractive build
ings. Esmeralda and Douglas have them at
least equalif nOtsuporiort to ours. We are only
in advance of Eureka, whore they are intend
ing to build, and Churchill, where they don't
any. If there is any place in the State where
fine Court House is needed It il at the Cap
ltal, which happens to be the County seat.
We know we are vainly beating the air, in
our agitation. As long as cur people will do
nothing for themselves We trust We may be
able through disintcrested parties to set the
United States buildings here. Ltt us have
something to adorn and teautify and be com
Portable in. Keep talking about it. Let the
suffering unemployed VINO attend ST. regularly
upon the slttinss Of the court asltate, give the
worklngmen 3 show, let the bar utter it's
voice and let the coming man know We want
something il the next century.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
PENCIL SCRATCHES.

Hr J, & Wright of Sacrament was around
the city yesterday taking view OF the only
capital city on the Pacific coast
The Warm Springs were we'll patronized
yesterday be citizens ard isltors. Chauncey
IS still in command, and when the rush /. so
great as to keep one waiting for bath he is
very genial and entertaining fellow to have
around The wagon still runs on schedule
time
Another big load Of hay came in yesterday
Six tons on 3 wagon and back action, sur
mounted by a fine assortment OF cane seat
chairs, the whole drawn by eight horses.
There was an Indian on the bach action and
large yellow dog under the wagon.
The carpenters were busy yesterday
framing together an awning which is to be
put up around Gus Lewis corner sudir front
the Ivancovich fruit store.
District Attorney Keith OF Lyon county,
Jasper Babcook, the to be, if nominated and
elected, Secretary of State, of Storey county,
and Ike Chamberlain, Deputy Sheriff of
Washoa county, were shaking hands With
their many friends yesterday
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
THE FEMALE MINSTRELS.

A large house greeted the AIinstreis last
evening The audience seemed more than
pleased Evidently the show is attractive to
the Carson play-goers if the house is any
criterion Nothing TRANSFERRED on the stage
to which the most fastidious could take e1-
ceptions The consumes were somewhat
scant, but not any more SO than will be seen
IN the Black Crook or any other burlesque
performance We heartily recommend this
excellent troupe to the Virginia playgoers.
JUSTICE C0URT-A L. Flint, the man who
was arrested for beating 3 woman, was
brought up for trial yesterday. He pleaded
not guilty After receiving the testimony Of
three witnesses, tending to implicate the pris
oner at the bar, in connection with the
sault mentioned in the complaint. His
Honor was of different opinion and cOnclud-
ed Mr.. A. l.. guilty to the extent of
thirty dollars or fifteen revolutions of the
earth on its axis, in the county Jail
School CHANGES Miss Lena Patten, who
has been teaching the school at the Orphans
Home, has resigned and accepted position
as teacher at the north end Of the city, for
merly taught by Miss Laura Bury, Miss
Emma Nerrill has been appointed teacher at
the Home, and Miss Minnie Blackburn sue
ceeds Miss Verrill at the Clear Greek school
The new teachers enter upon their respective
dutiea tomorrow morning.
NJ. E. Church,. D. Hammond, Pastor,
Services to-day at II A. N. and 7;30 P M
Sabbath school at P N. Seats free, and all
are welcome. Subjects of discourse: Morn
ing, " Pardon" evening. Men and Wo
men, III.
ST. PErER's CHUCK Bpiscopal) Services
at IL o'clock in the morning and at 7;3O in
the evening. Sunday school Immediately after
morning service. IL. l.. FooTE, Rector.
Received per Wells, Fargo & Company by
southern stage bars OF bullion, one from
BellvilIe and 3 from Benton, value not given.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24
MARCH "a, 1878
HALFFARE.

When Shelbura was in It's prosperous days
the Travis bOys and Jack Gilmor were run
ring al opposition stage line and crossed the
fares down from SIS to 81 SO At this low
figure everybody who could spare the time or
who had a great interest III new camps or
wished \ pleasant ride over eighty miles OF
desert Snd valley, took advantage of the re-
ductiOn, Among Others preacher lately from
the East, noted for his penuriOus habits,
thought ne would take q trip and eniighten
the darkness OF the distant prospectors. He
went as far as Robinson, held meeting and
banned out big collection, in which the
smallest coins were four bit pieces. Upon
getting ready to return, it occurred to him
that he had thoughtlessly paid full fare.
Badly Greene was the agent, and seeking him
Just as the stage WAS about to start, he told
Badly he was a minister of the gospel, and it
had always been the custom whore he had
lived in tho Eastern States to pass ministers
at half fare, and wished to know if it was
customary in this country. Badly looked
him over from his white cravat to his square
toed brogans and replied, ooh, yes; we
always pass preachers for half. Oh, yes; one
dollar and two bits is your ante. But,
continued old imYecuniosity, "you see paid
two dollars and half coming up and half
faro would be nothing going down" ""ont
do, said Badly; "ouSht to have fixed that
with the fellow at tao other end. h&in't
got no instructions fer halfiu' down to
nothin'. You just put up. He did So.
Badly waited Until the stage was loaded, and
when he came out with the way packet ne had
an old oyercoat and cinch on his arm.
There waS q crowd around. lie raised his
voice loud enough for the opposition boys to
hear ana said, ''Oh, yes; preachers goes for
halt fare on this line, and there amt nothin'
mean about US, We throw in an overcoat and
ciuoh, plug of tobacco ard take drink
with EN-, for dollar and q quarter. Who
said anybody Was mean? Oh, take the coat
minister, las the latter seemed confuse6);
take il. l want to help the cause. Die and
two otLcr drivers threw in dollar apiece at
the prcaohin' last night. Oh, take EN- along;
40 amt moan. We" aud the stage drove
Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

MIsslOH AZ THE CHURcH or SAINT TERESA
Through the kindness of Father Tormey we
have been informed concerning the mission to
be held at the above church. The object Of the
servicos included under the title Of mission is
to arouse the faithful to more faithful per
foruanCe of duty, and to bring about s
greater interest in and devotion to spiritual
thinga Opportunities for additional attend
ance on divine worship are extended and in
struCtions given which will be of value not
only to Catholics but to al who may wish to
attend The mission will to conducted by
two Passiolist Fathers who have come from
the East, ami are travelling throughout the
country for the sole purpose Of presiding over
services Of tAis kind, They arrived by the
morning train yesterday, ard will commence
the mission this morning at half past ten
o'clock, and will continue it every day during
the week This evening at g quarter past
there will be Vcspors, after which lecture
will be delivered on The Philosophy of the
Confessional" The services during TIE week
will be as follows: Fin. Mass at $50 a. H.,
second Mass at $50 A. NJ, with al instruction
liter each Mass In the evenings the services
will commence at a quarter past seven, at
which there will 70 the benediction OF the
blessed sacrament, anu d suy.uon upon come
important subject 4 cordial invitation is ex-
tended.
BULLION. LAST aveniEg Wolis, Fargo d
Company shipped from the Q S. Mint $50
00O i'll fractional silver to the Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States at Cincinnati On
Monday they viii ship 600 of the same
cheerful commodity to the Assistant United
States Treasurer 1t St. Louis. These boxes
lock very impos., ard attract great amount
Of attention at the depot 1t is ho,-j1Aful ex
ercsa for the fall force to load them, and the
boys on the train Ike to handle such express
matter.
The attention o: carpenters, stone mason5,
bricklayers, builders and contractors Is called
to tho advertisement of the secretary of the
Carson Opera House Company. to be found
in another column It invites tenders on the
subject of tho construction OF the proposed
opera house. The secretary wishes the bid
dora TO be prompt, as the proposals must be
in by the 10Th OF April No postponment.
No delay Tho trustees are a3xious to push
IL alters and got the house up.
Abe Richoy writes from Woodfords, under |
date of March q informing us of the death at |
that place on March 18th of Phillip s, son of
o. c. and Julia Wade aged years, and on
March II of susie aged years. The six
children of Dir. Wade have been afflicted with
the diphtheria. The other four have recov-
cred. This terrible disease is still raging to
the southwark. A number Of deaths have
at Pine Grove and in the valleys
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. be
held to-day at II A NJ and 1907. NJ. Sun
day school a. 1876
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

"Ah yes" said cabinet maker to q crock
erv-dealer, to whom he was introduoed-"Ah
yes you sell teA-sets, aud 1 sell settees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-24

Received per Wells, Fargo & Company by
southern stage 4 bars Of bullion, one from
Bellville and from Benton, value not given.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
N50chenfliche Sllimois 5faats-Bcifa1n9.

aber aleidfaQs 0as 8orbanoeniein bon
Qrlentf in Ser 2eide %conltatiren, 10 biirfte
oaourd Die iiinqlt bel etrem 9iftmor6pros
SeB bon Dem 9ert6eibi9er geltenO gemadte
Nnnabne. DAB bic Groe 0ttt entS
+ All c ttto ben 9ei6en mtttbeile, an
0agrldeinltdfeit gefutitltett.
= 8or ettua 6 Mlondtett !par cine Srdu
2eronbedu aus G9atealfott per pen
QLiiiienbpf bes departments SeinezetzGtle
i1 8erlaiIIes geiteQt iporben, allges
flagt, i9ren Dlaltn bergiftet ST. baben. Ser
0eri6tsbDf bcauftra9te eiten NpOtbeter
BON 8erlaiQes nit ber llnterln6ung Der
Geide bcs anseblid Sergifteten, unD Der
Qlpotbefer erflGrte, ocrlel6e lei tn oer Sbat
init OraIlaure pergiftet ipor6et. 0arauf
bin iparb Die 6rdu GeronOeau BON ben @es
l6iDorcnen fir i6uloig erfldrt, ibr Ters
tDeioiger aber, Bet berii6ntte QooDtat &as
haub, bra6te milbernbe l1mitGn6c 3ur
@eltung, 10 oaB ni6t etu SDoesurtbeil er>
folgte, lonoern tur cine Overwhelming ST
20idbri9er 3man9Sarbeit. @aiiatiOm ipuroe
etngerei0t, obglei0 ob1e 9offnung, aber
eS fano ii6 etn SornfeDler, inDerl IT'D Elm
@eri6tsi Wreiber IN Der Nuflablne Der
@iDeslei1tult9 zines .3euge1t Derldrieben
bate. Der GalfatioltS9of pertpies nun Die
Sadie nodnaIs Dor ben 9iiiienDof bes
0epartennentS Der Seine. Oem Brdiioen>
ten bieies 9eri6ts fiel Die 9~luSla9e oes
la6DerltGn0igen Qpotbefers auf uno ct
Drbrete cine neue lnterlu6ung Der Gei6e
au, Die bon BRET berii6nltem 0er3ten uno
@bemifern, ben 0octoren 8ulpinn, WlrB
uito Sergeron borgenon1nten tpdro. 0tele
Orct ertldrtcn einitimmtg, 6aB BON
Git feline pur SIT ftloer Jet, Dap
aber beutlide Spuren betpieleit, Der Ders
ltDrbene 2eronDealt lei tn Solge etnes droz
ntl0ea 2eioens natirli0en 3o0eS Derl6ies
ben. 9arauf bin bat Ser Qliitie1bof Der
Seine Die 6rau 2eronbeau freiselpro6en.
= Die berii butte 6ineIii6e GncDz
cIopdbte, tpel6e bor eintgen Wtondten
BON Der eneliiden Gegierung fir bas briz
til DE Wuenm fir $1,000 anges
fd,tft ipor0en ipar, langte am 1. Suit in
2on0on an. Die @ncDclopdbte beitebt aus
5000 8dtben ilnb loa Die geiammte 6inez
iii6e 2iteratur CUR !3eit Der 9t6fafiung bes
@erfeS umfailen. Sic entbGlt NufiGbe bon
1850 Dor Gbr. @eb. bis 100 BET iebigen
.3eitrehnung uitb bebaitbelt ale Smeige beS
meni0li6en Wiliens. Die encyclopedia
nuroe a1f 8efebl 6es &ailers Sang 81 So
perfaBt, tpelder ietblt ein bebeutenber
Sdrtftiteuer mar. gigene fupferne Snpen
ipurben fir bas @ert gegoiien, ipel6e ios
fort na6 8ollen6ung oelicLben tDieber ein<
gei6nlol5en tpurben. 8loB 100 @remplare
Duroen georuGt, BON tpel6en ieBt ni6t
n1ebr Dtele por6atlben ietn loue1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
MnMthetl after a0he.

SIS biirfte barauf aufmerflam aemdbt
SIT tperben %Derbienen, baB ein ie6r bdufig
porfommenbes 8erfa6ren bon Sarmer1
Dber Wltldleuten in Der 9tGbe GROCER StGbte,
bic iDr 6auptertrdgniB bur6 Wttl9s un6
8utter>8 erfalf ftnoen, Elm Der Dffentli6en
@%elunobeit iddoli6es lit. 9ieieLben laicn
ndmli6 ni6t ielten ibre &Ibe 80 NAL
falben, tpGbren0 es better letn tpiirbe, bDd>
items 5 SGlber BON elmer &ub 81 nebunen,
ba lebtere alsbauu int Glitter bon etipa Z
Sabren nod tn boiler &raft itebt, bas SUIT
ter geb6uig perbauen, CUTE Wttl6 uno beim
WtGften gutes 6leii6 Iiefern farm. So
Sabre iplter iittb bteie &itbe bage9et meiz
itens brltitfrauff, fteden let6t bic Jta1bars
&lbe ait, unb Derpfanset ben &rantbeitsz
&eim aub auf ibre &dlber. Die sI bieler
3ett bon ibnen gesebene W1il6 lit arnt an
&GleItpft, Butter unb Oeil6suder, aber
reid at Waiier nno &alflalsen. SoI6e
OttI6 1T namentli9 fleiten &i1t6ern ie6r
i6dblt6. 1nb ipas bas SIeii6 anbetrift,
10 lit baSieIbe ebenfans nt9t obne @efabr
81 genieBelt, oa es i6etnt, baDsbie brrit=
franfen ltnb perIii6tigen &iibe Elm I'M 10
a9tbeili9erss 6letl9 liefern, ie GLter biez
ielben iinb.
Wan ionte besbalb leitens ber @eIunb=
beitSbeb0roe babin ftreben. baB bic Weildz
9eute Die 3abI Bet TIT ibren St6Qen be-
ftnbli0en alten &iibe berminoern un6 nur
iunges frGfttqeS 8ieb balter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
Mittel aeaen obMmaoen.

Sin nel ent6edtes S9rBmitteI gegelt bic
Obltmaoen beite6t I'M 8ei6neiOen bes Gcls
DIES Der irtngen &ernobitfri6te. SDbalD
nGtnIi0 Bic iungcn Sridte ettpa Die @r0Be
elmer 6aiels ober RaInuB errei6t babeH,
Ion man Die &el9e nit etnem l9arfeu
O2efier grade anf Der Spite Der Srudt
tpeqi6neibcn. 9Seil Der &el6 oanrt nod
fret o6en auf 6er iungen Sru6t 1tebt, 1T
bics gerfa6ren iebr leidt alt5Sufibren unb
qe6t iibcrbtes ie1r idnea; in einer StunDe
fanlt man mebrere butloert Ncpfel belhnets
ben. 9ie Srii6te ielbit tDer6cn oabur6
in feiner Meiie bena6tbeiligt.
Die Shnitte, all6 iDeflt lie, tpie baS
let6t bprfommen fam, Die &el6ld6e mil
Derlebt batten, nerbeiIten iebr ihnelI, unb
cine gelbli6braune feline GortlAt6t Iberz
6eGte Die Wunbe unb l6lob Suglei6 Die
unter bent &el0e mad benz &ernbauie bin
It0 berabsieben6e, Die Staubfaben uub
lleberbleibiel Der @riffel entbaLtenbe Sel6s
r06re, tpelde BET mart6en Srildten, MAJ
mentli9 in Der erlten 3eit ibrer gitttpides
lung bur6 cine Sefinuug nit benz Rert<
bauS in Serbinbung itebt, Douig ab,. ipobet
aQerDings bic 609lung blieb, Guetn tbr
@run6 gang bertpadien mar, elm Mmitdrto,
pelder bemerfenSipertb erl6etnt, in0em er
Ben Sbitma6en offenbar 5n einem 9tnoers
nib tperben muB.
9a bur9 bieiem S9ritt Bic 9Gngena9ie
BET Sr1ht aud bej1rGtft mar, ipndlen
bic SrI6te nte6r in Die Sreite, als tit bic
60be, inoeileu tpar Der 11nterl6tcb 9egen
mi9t beIbnittene Sriidte nt6f be6eutenb.
9agegen tparen fait aue entteI6ten Tridte
(bei Ibrtgens gleiden @rndbrunssuerbdlts
ntiien unb sIet6er Steuung POM Bdunie)
GROCER unb id6ner, ols bic midt entfeI6s
ten, unb mas bas 0eerfipiiroigite unlerer
Weeinung mad mar - IS fdtb iih unter
BEN arn 8obeu inter Ben BGumen liesens
ben 6riidten feline einaige, tpelde entfeIdt
mar bic lGmmtlid|en a%ngefaulten ODER nus
gelto6enen berab9efaaenen Srldte parert
lol6e, bel 6enen Der Gel1i6nitt ni9t oprs
genontFlen tporben iuar.
Gs lit btes einfade 8erfabreR iider bon
groBem prattiiden 8ertbe, tpenn es aud
benz Yornologen bic 8etra6tung bes Sell
Dies, befanntltd zines ber beiten llnterz
I1eioungsmerfinale Der einSetnen Sorten,
unnt09lth ma9t. Cine 10 auffaaenbe @rz
i6einung tpie bteieni9e, baB nidt cine eitz
sige BET 10 bebanbelten Tridte anseito6e1
purbe, serbient ie6enfa4s 8ea9tnng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22

Gisr int Sabre Ieselt, briuet es bic Gbineiis
i6e Cans auf 80 @ier, ebe ite 3u briiten Bee
ginnt, un6 Iegt ouBeroem 8 = 4 NAL i'm
Sabr. Die @ier fito freili6 nidt 10 groB,
ais bic Der seip66nlideu @dnie, aber iebr
ipobIi6medenb; aud ibr Gleii6 lift DOrs
sigli9.
anf benz Jtiiden, mad Dem 8au6e SIT 1T
gran ulO peib ~iber9ebenb. !oals nnb
Bruit iiub gelberau, nit einem bumteLs
braunen Streifen am 6aIie bon &opf Big
gum. Giden. S6nabeL unb SIbe ftno
orangefarben; bsr 9Ofer ant S6nabeL lit
l6pars. Otande Ibiere iinb inbciien aud
tpeiB nit einem nur bIaB aelben Streifen.
9(ber e~tgentbumli6 lift Die @arame inter
S Ss1 tS aab sp1 ;pea Ssrs @ @tioi'iie 'if at s5'I Sc
unicrer Sausgans.
Sine i~ueitere Gerbreitun9 6ieier Gdnies
art it entpfebIenstpertb.