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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

In an article on the wheap crop of
the country the New York Times re-
ports the acreage considerable in
creased above the crop of last year,
and in California and Oregon and
the extreme western States and Ter
~ritories the crop will be above an
average. The crop in Ohio is put
down at eighty to eighty-fve per
cent, of last year.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

Circular No. 2, from headquarters
of the U. S. Army, has the following
paragraph: "The 18th of April,
1861, is usually held to be the date
on which the war opened. The Su-
preme Court of the United States
has decided that the war of the re-
bellion closed on August 20, 1866,
the date on which the President is
sued his proclamation declaring the
i~nsurrectiop at an end"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31
of Faxes for Road
Purposes.
AuD1roR's OFFICE, PRrBrE Co., o.,

AUDITORS OFFICE, PREBLE Co., o.
EATON, O., May 23d, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ Trustees of Israel, Somers, Dixon,
jackson, Jefferson, Casper; Washing
ton, Monroe, Gratis, Lanier, Twin and
Harrison townships, Preble Co., O.,
levied q tax of ONE MILL on each dollar
valuation of taxable property within
the several Townships in said. County,
for road purposes in said Townships
and said tax may be discharged by Ia
Dor on the roads, under the direction
of the Supervisors and Free Turnpike
Commissioners of the proper districts
and free turnpike roads.
w. B. MIKESELL,
May 24-4 Auditor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

Six years ago a manufacture for
making glucose was established in
Buffalo. Now there are twenty-five
factories in this country, and they
use about fifty thousand bushels Of
corn daily. Glucose is used in syr-
mp, and in adulterating sugar and
candy. There is very little candy
now made that does not contain a
large per cent of it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

The Scott law has been declared
unconstitutional by a Republican
Judge of the Common Pleas Court
Of Cleveland. The %Steubenville Jus.
tice of the Peace, whom the Repub-
lican press ridiculed so extensively
for making precisely the same deei-
sion, hastherefore been sustained.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31
Republican County Convention.

Twenty-six forlorn and faithful
Republicans all told, one half ex-
County officials and the other half
expectants, solemnly met in the
Council Chamber on Saturday last
in Eaton, to appoint delegates to the
State Convention, re-organize their
county committees and do some 9th
er preliminary business preparatory
to the funeral of the Republican par
ty Of Ohio, which will come off the
second Tuesday in October, by order
through the ballot box of the abused
and outraged people, because of its
hypocrisy and many sins of omission
and commission. Ex-Probate Judge
A. L. Harris was made Chairman,
and ex county Treasurer S. S. DIX,
Secretary. The following are the
delegates TO the State Convention:
Representative Sheppard, Philip
Murray, ex-Representative Jos. Mil
Ter, D. W. Cooper, county Treasurer,
Capt. P. Folkeith, wants an office
bad.
ALTERNATEs-Elam Fisher, late
candidate'for Congress and District
Judge, Saml Coovert, County Com
missioner, Taylor Corson, R. E.
Lowery, ex Sheriff Snyder.
The Republicans of this county
possess a wonderful penchant for
picking out independent and weak
kneed brethren to fill the position of
co mitteemen and other supernu-
mary offices, hoping to ''tickle their
fancy" and keep them in ranks and
voting the ticket without any mix
ture! Without mentioning names,
we know they have men or their
Committees appointed for this coun-
ty, who will no more vote the State
and county ticket straight, than the
Devil would drink o draught of holy
water if offered. The Central Com
mittee appointed is as follows:
John Rhea, Capt. W. H. Tough,
w. F. Albright, Geo. Nelson, Elan
Fisher, D. w. Cooper, Jos. S. Camp
bell.
ADVISORY MEMBERs-J. NJ. Nc
Dill, Israel; VIM. Charles, Dixon;
c. H. McManus, jackson; Jos. Mil
Ter, Jefferson; VIM. Shuman Mon
roe; W B. Tizzard, Washington; NJ.
H. Hensel, Casper; O. p. Brown,
Somers; D. C. Stubbs, G. w. NJ.
Bookwalter Gratis; Wheeler Conger,
Lanier; Levi Pontias, Twin; W. H.
Snyder, Joseph Brewer, Harrison.
Saturday August 18th was set as
the day for holding their County
nominating Convention.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

The wife of Elk Governor Bishop,
died in Cincinnati on Sunday morn
ing last. almost sixty six years of
age. She was an estimable lady aud
distinguished for her charity and
for her Christian character in all
that the term can mean.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

lutely revolving.
The billiard match which has now
been running for a week is exciting
very little interest. The play is GER
tainly poor and this disgusts people.
But how could it be otherwise when
most of the leading players keep ca
rousing all night. Nerves cannot be
steady nnder such circumstances.
.IOuN
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

At the Democratic State Conven-
ton in Kentucky ar Confederate
soldier put al ex Union soldier, and
an ex-Union soldier put an ex- Con
federate soldier in nomipation for
Governor, and still the Commercial
Gazette of Cincinnati, waved the
sbloody shirt" over it and seemed to
be unhappy.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

Brooklyn Eagle: The nomination
of Allen G. Thurman for Governor
of Ohio will make the Democratic
hills skip like lambs and the Demo
cratic floods clap their Lands.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

Governor Patrick, of the Dayton
Soldiers Home, has issued an order
forbidding the inmates from criti-
cising the management of the Home
through letters to the press. Patrick
is a West Pointer and an OLD ass and
ought to be removed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

Let the offices seek the men
should be the policy of the Democ
racy of Ohio.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

If Ben LeFevre should announce
himself as a candidate he would have
a strong support. Ben has a friend
in every citizen of this county.
Miami Leader.
How about citizen Smiley?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

Hon. H. P. Clough, died at his
home in M~iddletown, Butler county,
on Monday morning last.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

1t looks now as if Durbin Ward
would be nominated on the first bal
lot. Geddes seems to have almost
dropped out of the contest.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31

The Scott law assessment has clos
ed over a hundred saloons in Dayton.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-31
Notice to Contractors,

may17-4
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02
FOR HELEN.

-
little cherub with eyes Of Heavens own biue'
With brow like the snow drift, cheek roses OW d
hue, -, ), - a. 4 80, 90
Methink I little sprite, with the golden hair.
4 wish for my pet, oh what shall choose
Is Hn,, little treasure? Come help me my muse,
10 weave the gems. the garlands combine,
Mid fhe tresses OF beautiful hair to Irvine.
Nor gems from the ocean, nor pearls from the
Nor s rnxalty,s gems nor the rose shall it be,
For unhappy the brow that weareth the crown Sn
And the queen of the garden cen too hath hel
s thorn.
M ceros of the heart most beftting will prove
az innocence, purity, modesty, love,
The daisy sweet, innocent chlldhoods OWL
FIT emblem art thou for LIES morning hour.
The lilly with natures own diadem set,
Then eometh the blue and the white violet,
nf purity, love, both tokens most sweet,
And now little Helen my garland's complete.
Opelousas, May Goth, 1883. Leila.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

.eleaying the mighty waters Ola drown
ing world, the Egyptians were pursu-
ing their daily avocations all unmind-
full Of the havoc around them. Thus
';7 s"Ouridols fallen one by one,
The last may be but dust.
The theory of an universal deluge
must be given up. There is no EVIL
dence given in Nature to sustain the
theory, but it is disproved fatty by the
science of Geology, as well as the
science of common sense. Are we sor-
ry? Yes, the religious fanatic is sorry
the over-zealous worker is sorry whose
sole aim in life is to escape the damna-
ton of hell rather than to attain to the
glories of heaven by his good works.
But to the truly good and pious man,
who
..Worid n OF enter on his list of friends is ;.
IS He who ruthlessly sets foot upon a worm.
No. He feels his heart rebound ath
gladness unspeakable, that this blotch is
removed from the Divine character
and that he can worship being hlleo
with loving kindness and tender mer-
cies coward all his creatures"
4 How often must the truly good man
have turned away from reading the
narrative of the deluge with slckly
feeling of sorrow akin to hate, as MS
mind acknowledged the horrible sensa-
ton that a world was being destroyed
by an incensed Deity-that millions OF
Gods creatures-millions of men, Wo-
men and innocent babes were strug-
!, cling. bowling, shrieking in the seeth-
4 ing floods, that their fostering corpsess
when all was over covered the lace OF
the mighty deep like autumn leaves ];
and What for, will he ask was man
any better after the food than before
it9 Verify, no; as far as ne can see $ T, IL
{ was a perfect waste OF water and OF nu-
man life. .
have been induced to write this has
, tv and necessarily imperfect article, be,
canse some of my friends have asserted
5 in a nositive form that there was no
| evidence in opposition to the the s OF
: an universal deluge. | trust thatgWhen
: thev digest all the evidence when can
: be set up, they will agree wltnme, that
f If there ever was universal deluge, l.
+, mist have occurred many thousana
: wears before the time it was generally
snnuosed to have been. 1t appears
: quite evident that unprecedented schol,
}. airs gave up the theory years ago.
!. A. DIAIaIIck.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02
THE ORPHAN BOY's LOVE AND
LAMENT.
BIZ ONE OF THE THREE.

BIZ ONE OF THE THREE.
she's as prettyas pink,
And as sweet as any mower
nv nv soul, I love to think
OF this fair one by the hour
shnnld she tell me that she loves me-
Yields to life another CHARM
Ry the stars that shine above me,
mi protect her from all harm.
will try by my endeavor,
TO prove worthy OF her trust,
Ard, in joy or sorrow, ever
Be to her both kind anu JUST
But, alas there is no telling,
wien she such words will say,
Or when, perhaps. a dry.goods-sel llns
Clerk may with her gain the day.
never loved a rural maid,
Brt what ..loosier" won her,
"Disfresses'' to q town girl paid.
That suits weren't presse 1 upon hef.
seldom go to see girl
But people don't 'sengage" me,
And at me all their vengeance huri
,Til rumor doth enrage me.
such dreadful luck to me is given
fear I'm almost mad4lened-
And while my fondest hopes are FlFen
Some other brute is gladdened.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. j. E. Gardner, Of Chataignier,
called at our office on Wednesday OF
this week. u,
Messrs. Robert Wilkins and A. Hill
lard, of Arnaudville, were among the
visitors to Opelousas the past week
DR.. Fred. j. Mayer, of Scott Station,
was on the streets Tuesday last. lie
reports progress in everything, and we
would not be much surprised II IN
a few months he should take a trip OF
to try and get Texanized.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Messrs. Julius Meyers s. CO. have pu
a new roof on. the Varieties addln'
much to the looks of the premises.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Most of the rice crop Of this parish is
planted and up, and is in excellent con-
dition though itcan be planted for a
month yet, and have time to make a
good crop. 4
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Call on John Blenderman at this office
TO obtain honey at the reduced rate OF
rs cents per gallon; vinegar at % cents,
and crystalized honey also at the lowest
rates,
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

The different schools of the town and
vicinity are busy making preparations
for their commencement exercises 20
take place the latter part OF this and the
first of next month.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

We gathered a dozen or more ripe
apples this week. Hurrah for us, II
we do fail on Irish potates. s
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

By reference to notice OF P. j. Lee
febvre the;publie will see that the store
buildings corner Court and Landry
streets are for rent.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

We heard a farmer say this week, that
the corn crop of this parish was better
than it had been for many years.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Irish potatoes are retailing on the
streets at ten cents a gallon; other veg
etables correspondingly cheap.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

The protracted meeting was brought
to an end on Sunday night last with
very beneficial results. Eight new
names we're added to the Methodist
church roll.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

The right Of way has been purchased
by the town for the entire length OF
Jefferson street to the railroad, thus en-
abling them to go on with the building
If the bridge over the lesson on that
street. The Police Jury will, we learn,
projecta short road from the country
to town by that way.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

The yield of corn and rice will prob
ably be greater in this parish this year
than ever before.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Some of our Washington sportsmen
have organized a shooting club. and IN
vested in glass ball trap; they VIII
shoot at glass balls tomorrow at
Woodwork Springs. +
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

We learn from parties who recently
visited that section that the work OF
hnilding Coulon's bridge has not yet
haen attempted, although the contract
has for some time been given ont, and
that vehicles have paid as high as fifty.
cents ferriage at that point. Some
gro curious to know if q pay ferry has
heen authorized, and what is the real
fare allowed.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Steam Fire Company No. is making
grand preparations for a dramatic en-
tertainment with supper and ball ia
Guided, to take place on orlabout the
4th Of this month. From what we can
learn, it will eclipse any of their pre-
yious attempts to please. Red hot and
still d heating"
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

A rugged saddle, "scott tree.n for sale
Apply at this office.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

The post-office has been removed t.
Young g. Clegg's drug store, corner 9
Main and North streets.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

The pupils of Mrs. R. Mayors school
had a royal time on Monday last pic
nicing at Woodwork Springs. Our
gallant young friend, Joseph Houston,
ESD, was brought into active life by
being made team manipulation and gen.
eral manager for the party.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

A reward of $500 has been offered by
the Governor for the arrest and convic-
ton of the assassin or assassins who
on the night of April 3Oth Of this year
waylaid and killed Henry Guidry 10 this
parish.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

AS will beseen by report OF committee
in this issue, theentertainments for the
benefit Of the Charity Hospital Fund
at Flat Town were as successful as
any in the parish. The net proceeds
handed in from that place We're 1921.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Attention is called to the card OF )
D. Haggerty, headed "Notice."
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02
The Finny Tribe Again.

& = AAS - AsA"-J 49, |
A select and rather stylish few OF the
lovers Of fish and wine left town by
hack on Sunday last for the banks OF
the classic Teche. Although 1t may
seem strange that young men OF TINS
town should be $50 far right as
to forget the "invigorator,' there was
for once no whisky along. Don't know
exactly why ;-whether it was forgot
ten, or on account OF the moral lnnu-
ence exerted by sermons on 'sThe I'M
mortality Of the Soul" ('The drunkard
cannot enter the kingdom OF heaven
etc. On reaching a country store Oh
the route, one of the party who proDa-
bly, had not heard Rev. Mr.. Black on
the above name great theme, got a III
tie dry, and procured one bottle OF req
eyen which was stored away for an
emergency. No sooner had they ar
ri we'd and got to seining when the need
of it was sadly felt. He looked for it, but
found himself as badly "out" as the
man Of leisure who carried new ham
4 mock along to have it monopollzed oy
TWO Of the lockers on, and got his re-
venge by giving driving lessons to an
exnert at the business. Their luck III
SEEMING was astonishingly satisfactory,
inasmuch as in addition to the bountl-
full supply Of fish caught they found
themselves in possession OF two ailisa-
TORS. three turtles and a bull frog at the
first haul. Their success In the sport
continued, diversified by cooking and
eating, until declining sun warned
them that they must HE them for home
They might have been rich men to-day
4 if they had visited the place before the
centennial exhibition. Never too late
however. You might strike your TEN
at the cotton exhibition the first OF mex
year.
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nnblished at Baton Rouge, Louisiana
fcontains all advertisements OF the stat
which are Of interest to every citizen
and. as a news journal, resume OF al
the m ost important Local, State, Nation
al and Foreign news, together with Ed
torial Comments upon the leading topic
) of the times, and Original and Seiecte'
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Two distinguished pointers arrive
here Thursday evening to complete
| course of studies in the private canln
: academy with which this town Is non
+ ored. The course embraces all tn
higher branches of dogology and til
? strictly moral influences brought t
: bear by the eminently pious Facalt
with which the institution is blest.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

/ The enterprising law firm Of Strother
g. Frazee having rented the corner
brick building latterly occupied by Mr..
Iosanh Gibbs as carriage shop, are
now prepared to present to the public
) snnare front and for receiving calls
from all points Of the compass, to
which they will give the Immediate and
raalous attention required for success in
the business. Al
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Mr. Charles M. Richard, the efficient
aenutv-sherif and deputy-tax collector
Of Calcasieu parish, reached here on
Er;day Of last week bringing with him
! brace Of prisoners, one of which he
saft with sheriff Duson for safe-keeping,
+ha other. q lunatic, was conveyed to
tha asylum at jackson, La. He will
a s his trip to Baton Rouge where
Ia will make settlement with the
State.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-06-02

Balance net.-..-...-...--..--. - -rSzzI W
Accompanying this report please receive
sa21. 90, balance net above set forth, as Vile
contemplated improvements OF the Charity
Hospital in New Orleans. thus to increase the
comfort of its sick and suffering inmates and
their chances of recovering their health
Respectfully submitted.
T. s. FONTENOT,
Treasurer of Vile Plates Sub. Committee.
Chataignier, May 2Sth, 1888.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17

ltattet, oaifel6e 4-5mal i'm 2aufe oeS
Soml1erS 81 mGben. Nu6 ertrG9t eS Die
grOBte 9irre gut, obne ftp i'm Wa6stbum
erbcbltd itDren gu lai1en. Sang beionoers
Oanfbar %ertpeiit IS lt6 ieoo9 fir Sau6enz
oungllng. QeBterer llmltano nladt oallelbe
INSIDE 0nDere aud fir tletnere SorInmirt6@
l6aiten alBeroroentli6 tpert9Doll, od 0as
tdgll6 gum @rinfuttern abgelnabte Stld@
dert lorort Dblle grobelt 3eltauTtparto NIT
SdlldDe llbergO1en tper0en tam. Nu6 bet
eiHem auSgcpcbnteren Nn6au, fam loldeS
nit 9llfe oeS Saudenfal1eS tDent AUDI
pieaeidt ni6t 10 regelmGBig - 8eidebet.
@0ell10 oautbar 5etgt it'd Dtes @raS leoo1
audi fur @liano unD Slperp6oSp6at, tpenr
0tele OilngemItel Dem @roBfarmer nl09li>
6ertpeiie bcquerner Su @ebOte fteben. St
6oLge letuer raiden %@nttpidlung uno
S0neaipudltgteit lciitet IS nalnentlt6 audi
III Ioldenn safe gar5 auBeroroentltde
OtcHitc, iperlt Der &lee iufolge. bon WtGlle@
fraB ooer Ausfrteren unl9cpfliigt iperoen
muB, DOer infDl9e bon 9urre 0oer anS
Ocrer l1riade ni1t Guf9ing, oenn
rs fam bonn Sebruar Ill bis 9ez
gen Gloe September nit ii6crem @rfol9e
geldet tperoen. Selblt tpenrt i'm Wtat ge>
lQet, fDnlmt es nod1 gu 2 pollen Sdnitten
unO wliefert oann bod) Elm gang anbereS 6utz
ter, ais DoS in lol6en 6dlen mitunter ais
9tubbebelf geldete gSidenfutter.
9lm swedmdBigiteu 9eldiebt Die Nusiaat
iD0bl unbeOingt pom 2luguit bis 9e9en @noe
september, nobel Da5 italienil6e GapgraS
nod cine Iebr CUTE Spdtipeioc fir S6afe
unb ieIbit fir Ginouieb ab9iebt. Der otes
lem @raie aupetlen Senla6te 8oriDurf ceS
Nuspinterns lit DurdauS nt6t begriinbet;
es bat ii0 erfabrun9SgemdB, ielbit tpenll IS
gan3 i6tpah in ben Minter gefommen tpar,
itetS lebr gut er6altel1. Sour perlall9t bass
ielbe cine feline uub le6r feite 8efteaung;
l6tpereS @al3en por urb nad Der Saat lit
8eoingullg ieineS It6eren @eoeibens, naz
mentli1 bel ipdter Saat3eit. Die Saatz
merge belduft ii6 auf 100 bis 100 Yfuno
per Nder.
@u6 ais sen tptrb es bon ulIem 8ieb
Iebr germ 9efreilen, unO ielbt ietn dusgez
oroi6enes Samenitro6 fre1ien bel onoer Die
8feroe germ, oa oasiel6e ie6r weid lit.
9urbi6nittli6 9epG6rt bas ttalientl6e
&aDgras 3 S6nitte, bon Denen in Der 9tez
gel elmer sur Samenjudt fteDen bleibt.
8enn aber feline Samen5u0t angeitrebt
ipirb, 10 fam man aub 4 S6nitte unO odz
bel auf cine ret6e 0erbitweibe re6nen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
auftumlauf itt sAwetmenaM.

gtd6 ben @rfaDrungen D~eruorragenoer
3l6ter utlb Otdfter baben bic Sdtpet1e
Oie @etpobnbcit, it6 5ulammen5lorGngen,
tpobur6 insbeionoere BET reidLiAer
Strobitreu - 8erbtnoerung beS 1Otbigen
Quftun1laufS u1b Int %tpetterer Solge Derpe@
ltete 2uft, tpte gefGGrlide Seuden entftcber.
Sci benz raiden 0erlaufe iol6er &rantbeiz
ten lit oft btnnen &ur5eln etn GROCER Gtebz
itdno btntpeg8ei6afft.
Tim oteien llebelit6n6en bor5ubellgen, bat
man neriu6t Den SuBbDoen aus oberbalb
Der 8o0enfld6e gelegtcn 9atten Der3uitelet
ul1o Damtt auSge3eihnete Grfol9e ~er5iclt. St
ben Sdpeinetoben, ipel6e 3aum fir 30
Stiif getpGbren, porb Elm 9toit ans 3 3oa
biGen 9ol5iparren gelegt uno Stpti6en te2
Sporren eth 3ipil6enraur1 Don ettpd J 3ou
0%elaIien, tpoour6 Elm ltnlduf Der 2uft 3ptz
iden Der unter6alb beftnbli6en 2ufti6t6t
unb Dem itbrigen Gaume sei6affen pirO.
0ie Sbiere liegen bann in elmer forttuGbs
ren0 bepegten 2uftidi6t, tpeI6e ieoer ihGos
li6en @r6iBung urb 2uftpcrpeltung Dorz
beugt. NuBerbem ioQten Die SGtDetne tGgs
li6 in Der beiBen SabreS3ett elmer tii6tigen
WaIburg ntittels ether frdftigen 6anbipriye
untersogen merben, tpobur6 li6t alIein Die
6art, ionbern au6 9lci65eiti9 Der Stau GEE
reinigt tptr0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-17
1tttreife 0LeDfeL.

1tnretfe 6aIdpfel, tuenn iie 5iernli6 auss
gepa6ien fino, laiien lid lebr gut periperz
then gum &ohen bon Qpfel9elee. 8oIfomz
men relics Obit gtebt Diel tpe1i9er @el6e,
tr6em BET ibm Der @aIerteltOff bereits III
Die i3uferz unO 2tlfObolbiIDurg iibergeganz
gen tit.
gu bielem 8ebufe tpaI6e man Bic QtepfeI,
i3neioe ite in "a Stiide, fo6e tie tpei0
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