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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06
Convenient Poultry House.

When speaking of poultry houses says a
correspondent of the Country Gentleman,
wish to be understood that it includes only
the common domestic hens Turkeys are
too large birds for confinement in buildings;
it is never necessary or beneficial to place
them under glass; they are strong, hardy
and robust and require only an open shed
to roost under and warm, sunny run
about the barn or otherfarm buildings; they
will not endure confinement, not even when
young, If long continued. Ducks and geese
do not require q separate building. but may
be Accommodated about some of the out-ouild-
ings, which they can sit underneath, and
weather and storms; they should, however
DO confined to a yard, Iand not allowed to
mix with other fowls.
The fowls that give us so many eggs re-
quire warm houses and sunny exposures
have q cheap and convenient one. 1t is a
two-stOry building; the lower, or eastern
part, which is an admirable place for laying
hens, is partially underground. 1t is built
on a side hill. The northern side is bat
tened on the outside and ceiled on the in
side. There are large windows on the south
side, and there is door on the same side,
opening into a yard inclosed with a high
lath fence The west door opens into the
barn-yard. The building is twelve by nine
feet; fourteen feet from the ground to the
peak; corner pests, fourteen feet: rafters
about five feet; height from ground to upper
floor, five feet; height above to plates, about
four feet In sunny weather the upper
room is very warm. but at night and in
cloudy weather, it is not so comfortable as
might be desired. 1t is used mainly as a
nursery in moderate weather. and for the
rearing OF early chicks. The windows come
to the floor, as they do below, and are pro-
tected by wire netting. They receive the
Ex1l II . n.
shaded by overhanging trees in the summer.
The upper apartment is admirable for the
rearing of chicks, especially those of deli
cate breeds, as it is dry and airy, the yard
ahording sufficient run on hot DAYS when
the heat in the closed house is beyond en-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06

Not parlor match-''SO you married old
Heavipenny's eldest, hear~ said the
friend. yes" said young Inforit, 81 have"
Good match?" asked the friend. 81 guess
So" sighed the bridegroom, YEARLY; "heaps
of birthstone to it." And the years go by
Burlington Hawkeye.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06
Something that Can Not be Dined Away.
Hartford COurautI

If eating good dinner and display Of
sophistical rhetoric could relieve ex-Secre-
tary Schurz from connection with the Ponca
Outrage and from persistent efforts to pre-
vent justice to the injured red men, he might
experience sense of relief this morning.
But unfortunately the record of several
years is against him, and can not be ex-
plunged by plausible speeches.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06

For Dyspepsia, indigo tion, Depression OF
Spirits and General Debility, in the various
forms; also, as a preventive against fever and
ague, and other Intermittent fevers, the "Ferro-
Phosphorated Elixir Of CaIisaya," made by
Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. and sold bytall
druggists, is the best tonic; and for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, II has ne
equal.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06

Waste OF time First member feeling a
twinge of conscience6"I say, Tom, what q
lot Of time q man does waste during the
term playing poker" Second ditto mot
catching the pointl -"Yes, especially while
huffiing."-Columbia College Reporter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06

An endless chain of certificates verify the
excellence of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 25 cents
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06
EXPRESSIONS.

An exchange says: New York whisky
will kill a hog" We may add that it will
kill man if he makes hog of himself.
silk stockings at this season. Eyes, =
she said, with the utmost naivete. Il al
ways wear my best stockings in windy
weather.
They had grand ball at Leadville, last
Monday. Over 400 were present, six barrels
of liquor were consumed and seven men
killed at the free fight, which was excel
lently managed. The whole affair, says a
correspondent, was very recherche, and will
be remembered rs one of the most delight
full social affairs of the season.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06
MANHOOD RESTORED

victim of early imprudence, causing nervouf
debility, premature decay, etc, having tried Ii
vain every known remedy, has discovered q sim
plemeans of self-cure, which he win send freet o
his fellow-suferers. Address J. II. REEVES. -
Chatham street. New York.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

NoR RENT = TWO LARGE COOL ROOMS
~ ana % one large passage chamber for rent
cnenp ut lUl u 81. n. W. ieoS-3t%
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

DEATH AFTER DEATH has so dcsolatcd
the home of the poet SAKE, that he had do
terniined to leave it and find shelter for
his Loneliness and comfort for his grief in
the house Of his son. The necessary ar
engagements were being pushed to compile
ton, when upon last Thursday morning
that son, his fathers namcsakc, was found
in his bed dead from hemorrhage of the
lungs. The gcnial-hcartcd poet, whose gay
humor has furnished our current literature
with such fund of merry jests, seems
doomed to suffer in his old age sad series
of domestic losses.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

Two OF THE LATEST official acts of Mr..
Garfield possess a certain historic value
the appointment of Hannibal Hamlin as
Garnctt rs Minister TO Liberia. The latter
is singularly appropriate. Mr.. Garnett has
long stood among the foremost champions
of his race in this country and is q man OF
high character and fine attainments. Mr.
Hamlin belongs to our national history, and
his life is interlockcd in long chain OF
great events, but the question will rise
whether Spain will not be very warm
place for the sturdy old man who could
never find day to wear an overcoat during
a Washington winter
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

AN APOLOGY would, perhaps, be in place
if 1t were limited that it is a little Irish for
Mr.. Parnell to so publicly announce that he
is coming over to America expressly to stop
the very tongues that he SO zealously set
wagging. He marched through our land
like n prophet Of old, urging all patriotic
Irish-Americans to cry aloud and spare not,
full O'Donovan Rosa and his clan have
gone and done it, and now Mr.. Parnell is
still unsatisfied.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

which the crescent moon looked down on
Saturday night through the ovcr-arcbing
branches in front of the White House, were
countcnances held to calm expectancy and
rcsolute endurance The base Of the iron
fencing that stretches around the grounds
was taken as seat, and upon it rested an
unbroken line of silent igures-men and
women, black and Whitehall awaiting
through the lingering hours for the frag-
mentary tidings communicated in whispers
swift and low, that went quivering like a
pulse through the dense mass ranging out
side, all htished into solemn silence by
that sympathy that made the life of one
man the sole thought of Nation.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

WoMAN's WORK is always sphere.
There does not seem to cany special reason
for it to assume this shape, but that is what
it is invariably called. This sphere was
formerly used for its compressive power, but
recently it has taken to swelling on every
side just as a sphere is bound to do In this
process of enlargement il is embracing
many novel employments, and among these
most unexpected development is into
dentistry. This is an avocation apparently
most unattractiyc and unsuited to women.
Yet perhaps as an exceptional case, fitted to
prove the rule, Mrs. Fuelgratf, a graduate of
the dental department Of the University of
Michigan, is practicing the profession very
successfully in Hamburg, Germany.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s,-xnoFFICB OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
BNs DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

-
srazs OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
Bssy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsiIfNGroN, June 90 1881.
NoTIcE.-All owners or keepers OF dogs In the
yearly tax, imposed by act Of Congress on all dogs
owned or keptin said District will be due and pay
able on July ], ISL Upon payment Of said tax,
JOHN +. COOK,
Ie2o0t Collector of Taxes Dist. of Columbia.
pcsre PROF. JOHN @. COLLINS
beg Will give lessons In SPARRINtI, on n
new and scientific principle, daily ut the Washing
ton Gymnasium, corner Sixth and streets north
TERMS MODERATE.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. Private Les
sons at his residence 7o0 Second street n. W. je2od
nS5zp GREAT BARGAINS.
TRUNKS AND HARNESS.
The largest assortment In the city of fine quality
Ladies' Dress Sole Leathers, Folio, Zinc and Pack
ing Trunks, Ladies' and Mems Satchels and Tray
cling Bags, Pocketbooks, Shawl Straps, ETC., at the
established manufnctory of
X. KNEESSI,
f22 SEVENTH ST NV, opp. Odd Fellows Hall
Over $50 Different Styl,s and Sizes OF Trunks on
hand.
paired promptly and thoroughly at low rates by
first-class wOrkmen. jc2gc
so-vr, MRS DIR. A. HULL.
pEds CLAIRVOYANTa and TEST MEDIUM,
Can be consulted at 1913 18th st. northwest Hours
oto II a. m and from 4 to sp. m. ie2tid
pnsoDA WATER CENTS.
ps2s GRANULATED ICE.
WIN. b. ENTwISLE'S PHARMACY,
Corner Twelfth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS je2i
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

NOR RENT-NO. IS22 18TH ST. ~ W., z
- rooms, all modern improvements, and large
yard; 80. RfON IL TRACY. 5l3 7th street H. W.
AT
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

nor RENTOR EXCHA NGE-FOR COUNTRY
n property House and Lot 3O7 North Carolina
ave southeast also In Forrestville, good Doctors
Stanu House; lot of acres ADply above No
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

ENOR RENT "A NICE SIX-ROOM BRICK.
~ besides bathroom, all modern conveniences,
IN good order and one of the best localities on
street northwest. ivi.3t
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

vCxn nMACKINNON FOUNTAIN AND NEW
BSS "Dashaway" Stub Pens also Caw's Ink
at Factory Rates, by George r.. Herrick, agent
Mackinn0n Pen Co., 926 street. dei4tf
ncxe FRED'K FREUND. CATERER AND CON.
B9S PETITIONER,
7O2 Ninth street n. W. Delicious Ice Cream and
Strawberries constantly OH hand. ap27
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

INoR RENT-HOUSE, z ROOMS, FRONTING
II Pennsylvania avenue northwest; rent low to
a good tenant. Apply at III Pennsylvania avenue
nOrtnWeSt. je2t6t*
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

Nation gets done holding its breath before the
dcvilish.enginery ofintriguc is set in motion.
dying President, whom all revere and
nearly all love, should be permitted to hear
from the death-bed other news than that
n group of uncanny conspirators arc trying
to whisper out among themselves some put
up job against the peace of the country, the
order of society, and the very execution of
the law itself
1t is time that this matter received the
attention of the Cabinet. There Is no
telling how soon its consequences may be-
gin if the thing be permitted to go on, and
still less telling where they will end if
once begun. The country is in ferment
The poJ ular mind is in terribly inflam-
with every report of symptom from
the august sufferers bedside. How
little it might take to produce an
explosion God only knows. 1t is the in
slant duty ofcommon patriotism to stay the
inccndiary hands that are trying to kindle
the fatal spark of ignition. In Gods name
let 1t be done.
Warned by the awful experience of
France, let us stop the progress of our
Dantons and our Robespicrrcs while it is yet
time and before they may be borne into ire
sistible power on the top billow of public
craze of their own making.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04
F0R aEWT.

Advertisements of Three lines under this head
inserted times for 25 cents.
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04
PERSONAL.

r AIDES, DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT TIA
~ 7th st. II. W. for dry goods, notions, silks and
velvets, at your own prices. jel5-tf
DICH AND POOR ENJOY THEIR PRES
~ ENTS after buying over IS worth at
YOUNGS, 736 7th st. iel8-tf
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04
FOR SALE AND RENT.
J(EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ OF
THoS. i. WAGGAMAN, $40 Seventh street.
Changes made Wednesdays and saturdays).
rHREE-sToRY HOUSES FOR SALE.

TIIEE-STORY HOUSES FOR SALE.
~ II st; northwest mod. im., 10 rooms.... 900
Corner and North Capitolstreet, rooms.... 5000
l4iS st. northwest II rooms ...............G GOOO
IS2g Columbia st., 1900
so7 North Capitol ST., 10 oroos..............,.S $500
goa 9a y ST mod I'M, rooms. .... 5000
1852 1872 SQlumDn st., mod. im., rooms. 5000
l2t' sth ST., mod im., % rooms............... $500
TWO-STOtY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
s9 s9o Sew Z, Jersey aye, N: w, fh roomssl, 800
81 $50 9Th st. n, w. H.. 6rooms............. 800
az; az; D. ave, pet ana n W., H., rooms.. 800
w 2llh NJ. H. w, d. h. 800
!ll0 18th st. n. W. b. H., rooms ......,..... 500
ioss 10Th ST. TT n W., w. h., S SS
Iil3 New Jersey ave. n. w, b. H., rooms... 1iOO
-Voo !. 81 IL. w, I h 1000
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
81 ST.. bet Pa ave. and st. n. W. per ooc
1 St, bet 10th and 18th SITS. W., per f........sO
psf. bet. 18th and 18th SITS H. W., per rs
d st., bet and sts n w. per iis5
st. bet. 18th and 10Th SITS il. W., per it....."a5
Delaware aye bef S and 81 sisi Ps' !. W. per I'D
,oi f. bet. ia,s and l4th SITS. :. w. per n....."2o
HOUSES FOR RENT.
1872 Vt. ave N. W., FUR, mod. im., 10 rooms si75
81 Missouri ave-, mod I'M, IL rooins...-...... %
y, ~ ST. n. w, mod; im., 10 rooms....-..."... 20
ii!4 sampson ST. II. W., mod. inh., rooms...... 10
,9i III gth 81 g n W. mod. i'm, rooms. .......- 10
!Sgl 81. n. e. y
Ivy, ,W, 81: n. e. rooms.." s
M i2 i2 ls and 40 iaiG ST. H. e., rooms.
l31o ii ST., rear) rooms. '''''.... 3
STORES.
62l 9Th
7th and sts S. W., factory. 10
it aST II s,sI sI. d. w ; - -:
$40 + st. n. W., 2 rooms. ,,.. 45
3l9l3s st. n. W., 20
ifoi p'h 81 IL W.' ~
n
The Evening critic., 1881-07-04

INOR RENT-FOUR OR FIVE LARGE, AIRY
1 Rooms ON first or second floor; five minutes
walk nom Brook s station, Met. Branch, b. d o.
*. IL. Address, l.. L. c., Critic office Ie2g-3ta
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-01-31
bic seleerappens @efeuf6aftem.
81 en- Nnrf. %. San.


Oie v0orI6" Ser0ffentIidt in ibrer beus
tigen OtorgenauSgabe etnen Nusji9 aus
benz 1lebereinfommen, our6 iuel6cS Die
vMeItern l1nion" Gelegrapbens @eieul6aft
bas 9eiammte @igcntbIm Der vQmerlca1
llnion"s uno Der ,Ntlanttc 4 Baciftc"=
@eicai6aft, namentLi1 ale YlGne. Yas
terte, @erehtiame, @runoltide unb Qts
tien, ausl6lieBlt6 ieoo6 Der SrctbrteIe
Der @eieuibaften alS @orporationet, crs
tpirbt. 2lls &aufpteis erbGlt Die r9lmeriz
can union" $50, 900 2lctie1 Der wlSetern
llnion" sum yteunipertb, Die Der rllnion
TruIt Company" 3ur Sertbcilung i'm
Nustaui1 gegeu 1907 900 Stiif Qctien ber
vNmcrican union" unb Die v2merican
11nioIe' >Bonbs ii6er finn Wialonen Dol:
lars einsuDdnbigen itno. Die 0cticn
fino 9lctie gegen 4ctie nno Die Bombs gum
glennipertb eegen Ncticn gum Ncnnipcrtb
a~usSutaul6en. Die v2lmericau llniOn"
nerp1ihtd ii6 CUR pfanofrcten uebertraz
gung ibreS Derfauften @i9entDumS unO
Ieiitet bafiir 0cmdbr. 0aB 'ibre S6uloen
ni6t mebr ais tinf W1iniouen Dollars III
OonoS unb DaB ibre Nctieu nibt mebr ais
1O0, 900 Stiid 6ctragen nno Dap Der unls
tauib iDrer Nctien unb Bonbs innerbalb
BRET Iagen nad Der Nn;ci9e, oaB Die Wes
fern ltnionzNct;cn DaSI bereit lie9crt, err
,foIgen ipirb. Die vNtlaItic Il Yaclftc"s
@eleQl6aft erbGlt $4,000 StilG 2lctien Der
.9Beitern Linton" lno bat Dafir 140,0 900
StiiG ibrer eigenen a 500 suriidSu9e6eu.
SSl1 bieien llmtaui6 tperoen Die Der rgSez
iterr l1nion" bereitS geborigen 72,01O
Stid Mctien Ser rNtlautic u Yaciftc" eits
aelblolien. Gooann lit Derabre0et tDorz
& So A;n lLo1far,, 1fuio.,H ihr Nrtfo1
capital Inn $$38, 926, 500 erDoDt, lDopo
$4,000, 600 ben SnDabern oer 'ge8enrodrS
tigen Nctien Der ng8eltern nlion" ais
NuS9Iei6 fir Die lett benz l. Suit 1866
aus Den GtnTabnen Der @eleulbaften gez
mahten 8erbellerungen abgegeben peroen
iolen, Der lleberreit aber gum glnfauf Der
v2tmerican union"= uno Der yNntlantic
4 Yaeific" @eieui6aft DertuelIoet tperoen
ioIl.
0te vgSeterm union" tritt in ale BON
ben beioen anDeren @eieui6aften einges
gangenen Gertrdge, namentli0 in Den BON
Der vNmericdn Union" nit ben GtgentbIs
merl 3iDticr nod su le8enocr atlantil6er
&abeL geiOloiienen Gertrag Elm. Sie
9tc6te unO SutcreHen Der Baltimore uuo
Obio= Babn lDlIen 9epaDrt uno beobGcbtet
iperben. Die vQSeitern Union @elelI=
i6aft tritt AM "A. Sebruar gegen Nusbdn<
oigung i6rer 9lctien i'll ben 8eitB Oes err
tauiten Gigentbu,ns, Der Gertrag iDu ies
bod BON l.. Sanuar oatircn uno bon od
ab be3iebt iie ale @iHnobnten, trGgt aber
aud ale 2lusgaben.
Oie v3mericau Union" Deripri6t enbs
lid Die 1lebsrtragung aQeS gi9entbums,
auer Gedte uno Yripilesien Der @entra1
Contraction Company no6 Der GeSabs
Lung Der baralf laltenoen Sbuloen an Die
vWeltern Union.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-01-31
9anOel, TiuauSen urO Mdrfte.
Gbreago, 81. San.
(Wo 6enberi6 IT,
Nftu Ghicnnoct Oetrcfo cmarft


ftieg 8ei3sn gegeu oorisen Samitag
I'M 13c. uno Wt a IS u II &c.; Ser It E
mid uin &c. unb SAFER I'M &c. Nm
S6tpe;nef leiiAipaareumarfte itteG sped
I'M 75c. fir bas l5aB unb g d. | nm
423c. fir oas 100 Yfo. SIN 8aar9ei6Gft
iteuten ii9 Die ShluBpreiie am Somltag
tDte folgt:
Sommermeisen SEQ. 2 neuer gu
LOO. 600. 8 gu S4@874c. uao lct6ter
(rejected) SOC.
@tnterweisen. &otber geo. 2 81
9oc. fir WeIb. Niuter $50. gu 924
auf Der 8abu.
Deais (corn) geo. 2 gu 37Bc.
9afer yto. 2 au SOC.
Go9gen 9to. , gu 80.
@erite 9to. 2 i'm Gpei6er 3u 1880
-, geo. 3 81 77@773c. uno go. 4 5u
65c.
SGmereien: Gin,otbp 2.25@2.60;
slice 4rima 4.9O@5.0O; 2einlanten 1.10
@1.2O per SulbeI; ln9artlher uno Wfiuet
5O@7Oc.
wWtcbpOrf", bas SAB gu $14.1o@
14.124.
EFT. bas 100 9funo au
9.45@-.
Sur 3 cit i6lob e M er 10
$50. 2 per Sanuar SIT 1.OO@-c., per See
bruar 1.UOs @1.OOI, per NlGr3 1.O15@
1.O14, per Wtai 1902.
Mni5- per Sanuur 37B@-, per
Sch. 374. 0tGr5 375, Dfai All Stunt 425,
Suli AGO.
6ater- per Sanuor 80, per Sebr.
BOG, WtGra 304, Wiat 34Bc.
Goggen per Sdnuar 500,
Sch. 994, Wtdrs 80 gcbOten.
@erite- per Sch. 1.O4; per OtGr3
1.O54.
Seu ipurbe berfauft: 9tbgeltefert 1 Gar
SEQ. l GimotbD 3u $3.50, 2 GarS DO. au
$15.25. / Gar yto. 2 90. su $3.50, l SAT
rDtircO" 81 $13. Gar Jio. i Yratrie SIT
$3.50, / Gar DO. 81 1925. 2luf oer8nbn
/ Gar $50. 1 SimotbD Su $14.5O, ! Gar
Do. in 9rDBen Sallen gu $l3.75, 1 @ar
Soma uplanO Yrairie 81 $12.50, l Gar
DO. Az $11.5O, 2 Gars Suinois DO. SIT
$1,000, l Gar $50. i Brairie 81 $3.50, l
Gar $40. 2 DO. SIT SIS per Sonre.
&Ieie. Nbgeltefert 5 GarS gu $11.5O,
l Gar 81 HOO un0 2 @ar Az 11.25; auf
bet 8abn l Gar Al 11.50 Die Ionne.
.MibbItngs". - Gars gu $12.25
unO / gu 11.75 abgelieiert. 2luf Der 8abu
/ Gar su HOO ullo / Gar feline 3u 1890.
WaiSi6rot.-1 Gar 9robes @itp
3u 14.5O uno 1000 SAB teineS "A" aus Der
Stem @n9lanbeW iible su $1.9O oas SAB.
vTeeo." a @ars Safer umo 0tois
au 1850 Die Gonne.
3unbeS ihuIoner 6reibungen
(0Dno5) in Shicdoo. Samitdn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-01-31
sl,a ,,ttirrc arcnnoc.

G5 iinb inns pom Numen III adcn SbciIeit 6eS
2anpeS, luel6e lt0 fmr bic Derrldtnoe Mtooc tits
tereliirct, Sdmmlun9en bon 0el61ft5 :Jturtclt
anSuidmmeln, 9ta6fro9cn mad Nurtel su9ez
8an9cn uno mir b0bcll Iur lie etle Gurnttur Don
liebcn ldonel Jturten ornGel tolen, ieoe i'll lcd6
Nurbcn uuf aOloenem 0runoe. Del6e auf b0dit
tilnltlirtl6e @cile Sbufel pedre's rSteben Nltcr5>
ituien os Ntenldcn" bdrltcuet. gSir buben tctne
Rotten on oieien Nartei 9el1tut; lie ltno III Der
Sbdt tletlle NIInltptrtc. llnlcr ~cinStaeS 9eitres
ben mar cs, bic ~ieiniteIt Garten Su o%iicriren, iucldc
iiberbunpt le 9eiehen murocr. 9tubiru9en lto0
bcnlclben ltno 10 ;ablrei9 ein9e9dlgen, oaB lalt
bic gan;c Anflagc Sugela9t 1T, cbe mtr nod bic
Garten Don benz Gllllltler crDlttan Ddbell. Mir
hubcIl ms Soaber geSlDunGcn 9ticbcn. ben iol>
gcnbeu Ylun iir Die Sertbeilun9 Der iibrigcl ;u
abopttrell. IS lDcroel fetue DeraOloeteu S1dfe>
lpeurc: .turtcn, Don Oencn licbtn su cimer Serie
gcb0rcn, D%crlcnoet, ouo9cuommel uui cine Be-
ldetlltgung Don etilCm grocer, o1B Die yeriDll,
utlhc nm bic Narteu bittct, uon ibn ali icncm
Sage ntltocltclls lieben Barren Don &nbbins'
Glcftrii1cr Sclfe 9etduft bat, nit Nngnbc hc5
ouiiir besublten GrcIieS. Mlc Die auf bicle g&eiie
lib all ms ~lucroen, meroen elNe pole Varlltz
tltr uol litbel Sorten gratis, nit Der EOlt SUI
9elurot. cr3nltell: 0lcs lDtro lur ms cine 9dz
rautic iein, baB unlcre Urelinoe uto GDnner
i9ren 9tttbcil nom btelel lboncn TeiltilS erbals
tel, obglel6 ms babur6 tctne0luc0s bic Soften
fitr bic anIerttgun9 Del &artcn bcSublt mernen.
@uer Grocer bait otc Selte, ooer iplrn lie anl6afs
fen, uuO DeIi sic uiii cilntul odDon ltebei Surz
ren f1ltcll, lucrOen sic 6 r1tts ltcbcl ntrfltd)
iG0nc &arten c~rbultell. Die Seiie ~9eiDitnt nit
6cm alter al Uiitennp lit cin in ieoer 1&oGe notb=
i~pcnOi9er &lrtitcl III Sbrcm oauie. 0tan eriu6t
Sic bc9balb nidt, ctnen nnniibcu 9trtitel Su falz
fen, %ionoctn einen iplden, ben Sic icbcuidu5 boz
ben miiiltn. &Str bitten Sic, unS Sbr @ciu6
unucriuclIt einSuicnben nnb SIREN 0leuOinilen.
lpelbe &urtcnsS ummIuM9en babel, 5u la9cn, itc
uiiBtcil boiiclbe tbur.
NGtun9spoa Die Sbrigen
s. =. Gragtn q so. , Sllo Gterte Str.,
3liantuiuo30 Net Gbilu6clpbiu, Yd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-01-31

Serr 6. 6. @tatt, Ge6afteur bes
&epubIitdner in Nuentopn, Ya., madte
uns foIgen6e MittbeiIung: Oteine Srau
mar l6on leit Sabrcn nit &beumatism mus
bebaftet, 10 onB tie niclc Sdmer3cn erOuls
ben muBte. sic eebraa6te DieIerIei 2iniz
merts, aber teines CAB ibr bic 10 iebr 9ez
min idte 2inoerung. 8or mebreren Wo>
ndtel1 faufte i'd cine SIai6e ct. Satobss
OeI, un6 Der Grfolg, Der oa0ur6 er5teIt
uurbe, bcrs6ttst mid, OaiieIbe allen Pers
ionen, tpelde 6urd &be1matismus o6er
S1euraIgid u. I. 10. beimSeiu6t 1tno. be-
items ~ empfeblen. Die erite Irtpen6nM8
ihon iuirfte ME elm Bun6er uno Der 3eits
tueiliae @ebrau6 bes Oels n%erbinoerte
cine 8ieoertebr Der friiberen groBen, talt
uGGHsltebIi9eI S4psrder.