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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18

by W. Goddin & Son, Auctioneors,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BRICK
- TENEMENTs, NEARLY NEW, IN THE
PLAN OF PORT MAY q, on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ORLEANS STREET BETWEEN OSBORNE
TURNPIKE AND WILLIAMSBURG AVE-
NUE-Thesc two BRICK TENEMENTs. Nos.
5C7 and 500, containing four or five rooms each.
located a above, viii be sold at auction, ON the
premises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1888,
ut O'Clock l.. NJ.
w. GODDIN 4 SON,
fel0 Auctioneerss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A CELE-
~ DRAFTED AND VALUABLE FARM IN
YORK COUNTY, NA.-By virtue of a decree Of
the Circuit Court Of York county, Va, pro-
nounced on the 9Th day Of November 1859, In
tie suit therein pending Of " i. j. and john H..
Nicely, survivors, &C., rs The Yorktown Centon-
NAL Association and Others" the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners. win sell before the courthouse
door. i'm Yorktown, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l, 1853,
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN York
county known As Temple Farm containing
between FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE and FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. This farm
l. located on York river near the wharyes of the
ola Dominion steamship Company and Of the
Biltlmore. Chesapeake and lork-Riycr steamboat
Company in Yorktown, and includes very y1lua-
bic GR1ST-SIIIL, in good order. There Is sin
Standing upon Il the old Moore House" within
whose walls the articles of caUiiuia'ion we're pre-
pared and signed when the British forces under
Lord CORVALLIS surrendered 10 the allied armies
Of America and France on the 10th Of October,
1881.
The sale viii be made on the following
TERMS sum sufficient Ia cash 10 pay costs Of
suit and expenses Of sale, and alsD $1,000, with
interest from the lOth DAY OF January, 1881 the
residue on u credit of SIX. twelve, and eighteen
months, In equal insialrnent-, with Interest from
the day of sale, the purchascr 10 give bond with
approved security. ana the tiilc 90 be retained
~ the further order of the Court.
j. r. HUBBARD,
JOHN GOODE.
Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18
YORK-RIvER LINE

Pas2'r daily Freight dat Freight daily
CNct sunday lyeX. sundy. cx. sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
IN BEAVERDAM MhGISTERIAL DISTRICT
BY virtue of sundry DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
Of Hanover county, rendered I'm the chmcery
cause of Terrell, sc. rs. Price, the undersigned,
special commissioners therein named. will offer
for sale AZ public auction AT Hanover Courthouse,
FEBRUARY u, 1888,
THAT being court-day,l all that TRACT OF LAND
formerly owned by +. II. Price. and by him con-
yeyed to ". X. Price. containing 292 ACRES.
more or less, adjoining the lands Of W. II. Camp
belt and others. The soil good and the neighbour
hood healthy and very desirable.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the unpaid costs
Of this suit and The eXpens of the sale-about
sl00-and the residue I'm three equal instruments
at one. two and three years from date with inter-
est from date: the purchaser 10 give bonds, with
good security, for the deferred payments, and The
lille retained until tie whole Of the purchase
money has been paid, and aconyeyance ordered by
the Court. GEORGE l.. IiAW,
JOHN PAGE.
6-iawtl Sppgiul Gommf - iOuQrq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18

nv ANTED. ALL THE LARGE AND
w SMALL GRQCERs AND BUTTER
DEAL FRA also fruit dealers, 10 attend our anc-
lion sale Monday at q o'clock, when we Will sell
100 tubs OF CHOICE AND MEDIUM GkAnEs
OF KOHL AND SOLID PACkEp BCTIEh;
MFsslNA LEMONS. VIII sell In lots 10 suit
n,,rchasers. Don't fall TO attend and get bargains.
J. n. GRIFFITH Il CO.,
r. la-ft 1917 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18
A GENTS WANTED.

WANTED, SIX HAM1LTONIAN
| w MARES TO breed on shares TO Manches-
| ter.n s. A. TANNER,
fe 1l-eod6t* 90 south Thirteenth street.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01
The Country Newspaper.

Peck's Sun.
When we think of the hard drudgery
that these enterprising, indefatigable
workers do in week, and the small
amount of thanks and cash they re-
ceive in return, we feel as though some
thing was wrong somewhere. Why it
is that in many localities the people do
not appreciate the importance of good
newspaper, and sustain it by liberal
patronage, thus making it better pa
per, is one of the most unaccountable
things in the world. We have no ur-
gent call now to say what we do; but
we tell the people in every locality
where a paper is published, no matter
how small and Insignificant the paper
may be, that every dollar they pay it
for subscriptions or judicious advertis-
ing puts two dollars in cash in their own
pockets. We have figured on it and
we know. 1t may not look so on its
face, but it is very deceiving. Lots Of
schemes that look as though they had
millions in them, like the man who is
sure he can pick out the right card in
three card monte, fail to return any.
thing like millions, while other schemes
that do not seem to amount to anything
scarcely, pan out whole handfuls Of
nickels unexpectedly. And the coun.
try newspaper is of this class. Sub
scribe for your paper and pay for it in
advance, and if you feel at the end Of
the year that you haven't got your
moneys worth, then your fortune is
made. You can 60 to a museum and
get So, 900 a year as a curiosity.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01
PROFICIENCY.

There are roses for each in the thorn crown
of life,
If only we troubled to find them
There are shadows and shades ON the breast
fthe lake,
But the ripples are dimpling behind them.
There are signs for the hearts that are light
est today.
There are smiles for the eyes that are
weeping
There's q promise of fruit in the trees ten
der hands,,
Though the snow of her blossom is sleep.
ing.
There is sunshine and love for the soul that
will trust,
There are tears, briny tears for the doubt
Shall the moon, when she turns her white
face from our gaze,
Weep and wonder what we do without
her?
There are woes and regrets in each life's
crucifx,
But sweet Christ looks out on each Sor.
row,
And the clouds that pour sleet on the bowed
head today
May weave it a nimbus tomorrow.
Virginia A. Frazer, in Mem. Avalanche
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01
The Education of Girls.

A little paper called Girl Life, in
New York. contains in its initial mum.
Der an interesting letter from Miss
Louisa M. Alcott, in which, after ex-
pressing approval of the objects of the
paper, she ssys: 81 can hope that
with the new and freer ideas now
coming up some of the good old ways
may also be restored. The respect
shown to the aged, modest women,
simple dress, housekeeping daughters
learning from good mothers the do
nestle arts, so much better than the
too early frovolity and freedom SO
many girls enjoy now. The little
daughter sent me by my dying sister
has given me a renewed interest in the
education of girls, and fresh anxiety
concerning the sort of society she is to
enter by and by. Health comes first
and an early knowledge of truth, obedi'
ence and selEcontrol. Then such nee
essary lessons as all must learn, and
later such accomplishments as taste
and talent lead her to desire. A pro-
fession or taste to fall back on in time
Of need, that she may not be Deepen
dent or too proud to work for hel
bread. Experience is the best teacher
and with good health, good principles
and good education any girl car
make her own way and be the bravel
and better for the exertion and discip
line. No late hours, unwholesom,
pleasures, and dress, no mixing o
school and Irritation, but simple amuse
ments, daily duties, and purpose il
life to keep them girls at heart ever
while preparing for the work and nap
piness of women"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01

A proper veneration for truth is best
instilled in children by the practical
example of the truthfulness Of parents.
The Navajo Indians have taken to
stock growing and will this yesr sell
100000 pounds Of wool, besides hand
ling large amount of beef cattle.
Memphis Avalanche: There are
good grain crops in Texas, but pros
pect for largely decreased yield of
cotton on account of the long continued
drouth.
Every additional COW, well fed, puts
$40 worth of fertility per annum on
the farm, besides what she puts in her
owners pocket. Cows have been
around 5000 years or more, and never
disappointed a liberal and humane
owner in any cOuntry.-Ex.
tits claimed that if rye is grazed SO
closely as not to allow seed to form its
root will live several years and form a
turf. The root penetrates deeply, and
the leaves while young are greedily
eaten by all kinds of stock.
1t will pay on any farm to clean up
the weeds along the sides of the road.
In many places labor needed in doing
this is allowed as an Offset against the
road tax, and were it not it would still
pay to prevent weeds from spreading
seeds over the farm.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01

American Queen: "Well,D remark

American Queen; "Well," remark.
ed young M. D. just returned from
college, II suppose that the next thing
will be to hunt a good situation and
then wait for something to do, like
Patience on a monument" EYES,"
said bystander; "and it won't be long
after you begin before the monuments
will be on the patients"
Slow milking of COWS never secures
tho full product. The COW becomes
tired of relaxing the udder muscles,
and after time resumes the more nat.
ural position of contracting them.
This makes much stripping necessary;
and a slow mixer will never have pa
tience to strip long time. Partial
milking soon dries the COW, and great
ly reduces her value.
Philadelphia News: "You have the
advantage of me-" said the cashier
blandly. "you will have to get some
one to identify you" Identify me?
Why, am your son, just back from
college for the summer vacation"
"May be, may be-" answered the cash
Ter, "but my son did not look like a
fool, wear cockney hat, monkey-tail
coat, skin.tight breeches, tooth.pick
shoes, nor did he suck cane handles.
When my wife returns from Europe
next September you might present your
claims to her, and if she decides that
you are our offspring / shall be happy
to bid you an aaectionate goodbye on
your return to college. In the mean.
time ! would suggest that you earn
your living BY hiring yourself out for
tailor sign. Good day, SIR"
Why old maids are preferable:
"Pm glad Billy had the sense to marry
settled old maid" said Grandma
Winkum, at the wedding. Goals is
hity-tity and widders is kinder over
rulin' and upsettin'. Old maids is kin.
der thankful and willin' to please"
-[Christian at Work.
The relaxing power Of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment is almost miracu-
lous. A gentleman whose leg was
bent at the knee and stiff for twenty
years had it limbered by its use, and
the leg is now as good as the other.
1t is said that an Indiana county
man recently wrote the following note
to his grocer: "Please send me by ber-
rer two pounds of shughor. a blackin
i
brush, FIVE pouns Of coffey and some
little nails my wife had a baby last
night-also two padlocks and a
monkey-wrench."
The evil consequences resulting from
impure blood are beyond human calcu-
lation, go are the vast sums expended
in worthless remedies. Parsons Pur.
gative Pills make new rich blood, and
taken one night for three months
will change the blood in the entire sys
tenn.
"What a wonderful age Of invention
it is" said Mrs. Paterson: II see they
are now making wire cloth, and III
have some this very week, to put Q
seat in Johnny's everyday pants"
! The mind is like a sponge-Itshoult
never be allowed to get too dry.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01
The Wedding Feast.

Bill Nye's Laramie Boomerang
1t came to pass that a certain rail-
road man sent forth his servants to call
them that were hidden to the wedding,
and they would not come.
Again he sent forth other servants,
saying, tell them which are hidden, be.
hold / have killed the old hen and pre-
pared the wedding dinner and opened
keg of nails, and all things are ready
for the blowout.
But they made light Of it and went
their ways, one to his farm, another to
his drug store, and another to bis grist
mill, and the remainder took the ser.
wants and entreated them spitefully,
and put tin ear on them, and frescoed
them with Micheal Angelo eggs.
But when the railroad king heard of
it he bounced the entire outfit and shut
off their passes and raised their freight
tariff and busted them up in their bust
ness and smote them sore on the gable
end of their intellects and made it red
hot for them.
Then he said unto his servants, the
wedding is ready, but they which are
hidden are not worthy.
Go We therefore down the side tracks
and into the round house and the water
tank and the cabooses and gravel trains
and gather together as many as We shall
find and tell them to come over to the
wedding feast and fill themselves up.
And the servants went forth and
rounded up as many as they could find,
both good and bad and babe them to
the feast.
And when the king went into the
reception room he found there man
who had not on a spank tail coat and
lownecked shoes and clicked socks.
And he saith to him: "Pardner,
how cometh it that thou art here with.
out any store clothes on, and wearing 9
linen buster and jimcrow raiment gen.
erally?"
And the man was at first speechless
but he answered yet again:
"Oh, railroad king! live forever.
know that / am here without a wed
ding garment; but behold I am a con
ductor on thy line, and I have reform
ed, and have ceased to knock down,
and behold thy servant is poor, and HI
is trying to live on his salary"
And the king was wroth, and tolt
the usher to gather him IN and taxi
him by the slack of his raiment and I,
cast him over the outer wall, and Their
was weeping and crashing Of teeth.
And while the wedding guests mad
merry and whooped II up, the mai
who was cast out did steal around ant
become solid with the cook, and fillet
himself up with the wedding feast OIL
the sly.
And it came to pass that when b
had eaten of the fatted calf and tn
wedding cake, and absorbed all tn
champagne that he could carry away
he crawled into the NOW and slept til
the cock crew.
And when the morning was come h
journeyed over the railroad track t;
ward Salt Lake; for behold he was
tramp.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01

Three factories in the United States
consume nearly two million eggs a
year in making a peculiar kind of pa
per used by photographers.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-09-01
Skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, i'm.
potence, sexual debility. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
notwithstanding.
gStuterarbetten i'm gsetuoartea.

gScru 6cn1 9Geiu0Grtncr i'm gSintcr oub
lllcbr :3ett ilbrig bleibt, BON Den Wtilbeu be9
Sabre5 ar95uru9tt, 10 oarf Ocrielbe bod
t~eiltespe93 leine OGroe tbatIo3 in Den
SOob legen IND glIc5 Dem .3ufale iibcr>
lniiel: pteln1eDr lpirO Durd) ieiuc llniiCbti9e
GbQti9feit 81 bieier Belt mdlld)c5 llllDeil
permieoen, l.uo er miro iih baourG gctpiB
bic Nu5itd)t arf cine before @rlltc i'll nGd>
nlr ipenige Nr6ette1 int gStnter, abcr oieie
miilien nl6eoingt aiS9efubrt lperoeIt, ipoz
Del nod Der GcrtDeil entftebt, baB biele
QSinterGrOeiten nit btuigerer SrGften uro
nit Wiube becnDigt iperoet f0nnelt.
Sold)e Sinterarbeiten itno: Bet giniti>
ger 98itteru1g DaS 3ieben bon @rdDen Sur
Nblettllllg 0e5 S6neelDal1ers, - oa5 0fterc
Ourd)geDel ltnD 9tad) lebeu Der gSeirgGrten
bebufs 8er9itun9 BON Q8aferi0Goen uuo
S0neeorud; ferncr ItllO Da5u aud nod
ilalld)e 0llfSarbetten ST. rednen, iDle 5. y.
oa5 8orbereiten nnO Dielleidt lelbit linz
graben oeS SoOens fiir Die 9tebl0ale, oaS
9lnle9en BON ,&ompoltDdufen &C.
Son alien Dielelt 9Irbeiten Jet bier oie5z
NAL nrr Die ipidtiglte, ndmli6 Die 6eritelz
lung Der QSallergrGben, in Setra6t ge5o9cn.
$50 NaiIergrGbeu in i1ur balbipeg5 lteiiem
2anoe IeDlert, ba fam lcOen NugcnbliG Die
Q(nla9e SerltDrt tper0en; oaS lAncl;cnoe
S6neetpaller, ionic 0aS bur0 WuBrcgen
auf ben 8oben gelangte 2Saiier first iptlo
iber ben 2lbDang Diua6, reiBt anfal9s tlcine
9tinlllole, nelde uber alSbalo grDBer uno
INNER 9r0Ber iperoelt, bis euolid gauge
0rGben entitan0ei lin0. O0bei iper0el Die
Jteblt0de fcinc9ipcg5 Der l00nt, Olelc 0erle!s
ben lperOen auf1erillen ltn0 b~eriil1ter 9e>
lhtDemlnt, aloere gArS bon Grpe entbloBt,
nib lit einmal Die GDQttgtctt ocS 9Saller5
10 meit fDrtgel6rttteH, Damn ut cS Dell1
gSeiflbauer bereit9 u%lntDglldD, NlteS tple0cr
in Gr0nun9 81 brlnget, oDcr Is toitet lDul
bod ic1iDereS 0elb. SOld)e ~2lu9gabcn muB
DerleIbe allO our0 re0tSeltl9e5 GtlIgretTell
III uerlneiDet Iltd)clI IND babel bat CT 5y0l>
genoeS St beadteH.
QSo OoS GQno e6et lit oOcr 'i6) Bel oelt
@rDnrbetten, beim 9tigOlen, cine WtCH0c
bon Stetne1 ergebel1, oa ptr0 Die 9llla9c
Don Naller0rd1en rtt6t ~notDipcnoig lcIlt.
SIM "eriteren Safe genilgell ldot Die ucytteIt
allgete9tell NCge 5ur Nbleitllng oe9 QG0llers;
in leBteren Safe oG8e9en ldllclt ll0 oerDolt-
niBnt6Bie bilige Q~lbltufunget- lo9ennnlte
,5erraiicn "-onlegen, !Deld)e e6elltdll5 9g0s
Bere MQllerldGoen bintanbaltelt. 9ttr III
"iteileren 2ngen miro ba5 Qlnlegen bon 2Sal7
IergrGbcn uuuernreiolid) leil, ltl0 Hntcr1
ideIoet man i'm @junSen nno WroBen 5l
6iel EN- 8ebtTe 5luei NnIagearten. Die dltere,
bic i%ogeuarnte 6au0grdbenalIage. beitebt
in Tolgcubem: CS tDerben nt DerldieoereH
Bunfteu 6anggrabeu an9slegt unD oiele
hur6 Waiierleitun9S @rGben perbuns
ben. SelbisUeritGnbIid mitileH bic ers
lteren 10 9roB iein, ooB Tie oo9 berabltro7
menbe Naiier mitiammt ser %fctllel Grbe
pOIlfommen falien f0nnen. Die 9SlrfHt9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24

ser TSanoorGbel1 beIte6t barilt, Dab lie bet
@etpitterreaen ooer peun ber S6nee raid
All ldlmelsen begtllnt, bus 9Sal1er lalltlllt
Ser herubaeldDer1mten Grbc aufnebmen,
ipnhei lid bic GrDc an @ruitoc 0er 0rdDelt
iomnlclt, ipdbreuo oos iberidiiiigc 9Salier
our6 bic Nbleitun9S8rGben nad) ben tlefer
0elegcnen @rGbcn nit 9cbrn0c1er 5tra1t
fiieBt. 9ieier Gortbeil tDlro 0ber onrW
monde gtdd)t0eile auf9eDobclt. Grltel5
eiumal muB Die Groe tpdbreno Deg
QEinterS 9e,u00nltd auf benz Jtlden ais
Den WrG6eu linuus9etra8cn iperoerl'. mas
Ii6erlid ebenlo beldmerlid ais Settral7
bend ltlto foitipielig lift; oann aber
fiub audi bic 6onggrdben nur bis 81 etnem
aeluiilen Ora0e tpirfiant. Sanlmelt lt1
uGruli0 boa 9Gallcr in groBen .W1enget,
oonu iiberidncmmt e5 Die 0r0bcl' IND
seyit6rt trnb bie'er baS llnngebeHoe GailD.
&eil, 9Slnoer olln, baB rldlI 9egelltp0rtt9
bteie nlte 9tnla0cart Sienllid) pcrlallcn bat
1uD ourd) bie reuc 9(rt, sic Qlnl0ge ipagee
redter 9Sal1ergraben, eriebt. 81 6jeiem
9}eblfe ipcrnen ie ,ladD Der 8obenart, ferler
ie uad) ocr Gteil6eit oe9 9anoeS, 1T 9roBcz
ren poer fleilleren Gntferiulu9cn StcllItd)
tpuaeredDt lqllfeuoe Wribcn ntgele9t nno
Dieie boln nit III Der 9tidtlng beS @efGle5
lic9enOen neutrality-suspicious. perbunoen. yet
Der Gntfernung Der tDa9ereDten 0r0belt
BON ei1anoer iii 0arduf 81 a6teu, 0NB ieOer
@rQbcl1 tad) beioen Seitell 9egeil Die Nblet1
tunasarGben Al ein fleine5 0efGlle 6eiiBe.
sat llat oa5 2altO nit elmer 0erartigen
@rabenanla9e nerie6eu, 10 miro ieoer gr0s
Bere Sdaoet ourcJ Nalier permicoen lpere
Oeu. 0as al Der 2eGne Derabitiir5enoe
N1oSSon -. %,&1aIt StA1 IN SSff ff1noprpH1tntf
@rGbe1, llno oa bteie cin leDr gert1geS 0e5
fGQe BERGEN, ipiro Die &raft oeS MailerS
oebrodcil uno alle @rothetle bletbel1 in ben
@rdben surif. Sel6ItDeritQnolt6 miiiien
MIN Die WrGben bon 53ctt Su 3eit g~ereinigt
iper0en. Dies geldtebt etllfad) III Der QSeile,
pab man Die @r0e aus je elllelt @raben auf
Ben p6eren She'll oeS inter Dem Grabeu be-
filDlidJen 6elbeS mirft. Oa6et befommt
bic oGerite Safel teincn @riaB an Groe,
ipeSDa(6 fiir bieie oDer6al6 0e5 gSeingarteuS
iUom0olidl Elm GroporratD 6ereit gcbalte,1
iein mlB, Inn 9rDbere grobcf0roerungen Su
nelr1eiocr.
Die Nbleitun9sBrGben iDer6en bertieft
altgctGgt; lit ouS @aito geipeIlt, Damn ftloelt
ic iDre Gtclle an beltcn in ben Giuld)nitz
ten, Ionlt aDer fDmlteI tie att ie 800 SUB
Gntfernuug. SJn iDrem o6erc1 9aufe f0n>
ten iie nit yloIen, pciter lntel1 Oagegen,
tpo idor mebr 81Iier 3uiammcnfomnt,
miilIe!1 fie nit Stetlen ouSgelegt tDeroen,
tDobe; nit Gtitdiidt auf bic 9erbinbun9 ser
8ooen 1tltIel1f0rr1tig DerSurt6ten it,. 9lud
lit Is mir 9tlldlid)t oar1uf, DAP Gr0tDetie
III Die N~6Sng58rd6en gelaltgetl, gut, iteuenz
tDeile San9grG6sn nnslle9ea, aus ipeldet
Die Groc int 9Sinter alSsutraOen lit. Gn07
LID forn man bet beiicren N~usnubung
ipeGen ollie A6Sug59rdben nit 2auben be-
pfldnsel1, tDeld)e Dem 2lu9e 9lei9setti9 ein
0r9ene6meS 8iIo bietet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
0as @erffhirezs

9ieicS S1ipein 1T obte 3tpetfel bon aucn
cngttiden Sd)tpeinearten ais oaS 1ubbarlte
al beseidlnen, ipc11r man etuerieitS Die 2ets
itun95fG1iofeit ltll0 dnbererieitS Die gellrtoe
Notur in Bctradt SieDt. 9dS 8ertlbires
S0tpein lit biuli0tlt6 letner &0rperform,
Selha{feHNcit beS Slctl6e5 rro Srlbretfe
Ben ltciltel S6Uetneu mitoeitens ebellz
biirti0, pG6rcnb c5 in Der Sru6tbarfett,
GerbaltN1g6trnft uno Observation-Disclosures
9cgen &raltfbettet ltio Interchangeable
nilic Dielclbcn nett iibertrifft.
Oe5balb lit oteleS SdfDett gdr5 beloltz
berS 0eeiq1ct 5ltr GcreoelulIQ Der aetpoDn1
Ii6el 2anbi0peireartelr u1o betpGbrt it1
i'll Die JET 9fidtuns bin III Imerifa auSgezz
Sei6net gut. @S pcrotent ben BorSug lelbit
Dor oen @iierzS 6tpeill, Do Die lcidtere1
SerfihirezS 0tpetne llt1t 10 lebr SIT trd9en
SetttIlmpen a~u3tpad)len, Dteln1ebr Den
Hnnol0tpeiuen in Der Tarbe ullo Sorm Ghn1
LID iino, cine frGftigere Beiddffenbett be-
itBen uuD bet nidt gara 5ulagenber 6ols
tlt1g nid)t 10 leDr %altSdrten, tDte Die @lIer@
ullo beloroer5 Die tpeibeu en9ltl6enS t6n1me.
Wtau bnlOi9t bier IN leuerer 3ett falt
augameilt ei1em @rltn0labe, tpeldcr aud
ais slltreitenD allerfdunt tuer0en nltB, OaB
nGmlt6 Die Tarbe nit ben @tgeni6aften
unierer 6alstbiere lit ntelfader Webielbez
siebuns itebt unb baB geraoe bic tpeiBe Sarbe
mebr ais ieoc ailbcre ei1ten 5orteren Bau
oe5 &0rpetS ul1o cine gertrgere 2%ebenStbG>
tigfeit pprallsleBen IGBt.
0ieieln 1lmltanb ideint III Der Stpeine>
Sndt Dieie!blt 9e9enlDGrttg 9al15 ~belonOere
8eabtung 9etpiomet 8. tperOen, iitOem man
bur0 ooS 0alten Der i6tparaeu Mrten Die
bielen, belouberS 1T Dem tpeitlid)eu Staatc1
10 porberrl6eno ouftreten6en SertDiitungen
bur6 &rantbeiten uerininbern SIT f0nnen
glaubt. 9ie tpeibc Sarbe folnmt im @elten
nlr nod ielten por, mas Tim 10 mebr be-
mertet5pertber eribetf.t, alS bie5 friiber
gerooe nln9efe4rt Der 6aIl mar: Die Or
fahruuo beitdtigt, OoB Bel QtuSbrit6eu oes
JtotDIaufes, Der Sertclieude, ber iosenannz
ten Sdnpeinez@ bDler0 &C. bon pen tpeiBelt
S6neinen INNER Die erlten Spfer 0eToroert
tperben rlo baB oft Die idtuarSen S6ipeine
ii6erbalpt perlGort bletben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
@ntter 1tn0 0apfer.

8ieIfa1 bebient man iiD re!ieroitgs gum
@inid)lagen Der fir oen Dtortt beitimmten
ButterzS tilGe zines %nilrnlelI, p0raffii,0ez
trGltfteu gopier5. 9ieie &Hiite lit lidt
alein oe5 b~iibidereu 2luSIebelr3 ipeBen oen
iOult iiblid}eu GeilelIappcn uDr5u;ieDcn,
%ionpcru oNN meit lie iebr SIR GrDaltllllg oer
Butter b~eitrGgt, inoem ic lcbtere bot ser
BeriibrIng nit Der Suit DolItommett OBJ
ldlicBt. lin Die Gutter in io[d)em 9Sapicr
abcr lGtgere s3eit auisubetuaDren ooer nuf
9rnBe @ntfernungen su ocrienOen, oGrfte cS
gerat6eu ieiI, 6teietbe 3uerlt III 4apier ci15
3uId,tagen. meldeS nit observation-disclosures
g"etraIft DllrOe llno DaS Gadet 1T Gcryafiis
papier 5u nifeLn. Butter, tpelde allf 0ieIc
Art b~ebanbclt iuir6, fam ielblt III ben beis
Beiten Sommermouaten auf lallge 53eir
gonsli0 frei bon ieher Spur 0eS ransjgen
@eldmdte3 er0altcn bleibeu.