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QUARTERS FOB TIE INSANE
Report Made Yesterday by Jail Pky ST.
cian WtIIiferd.
The following report wss made 10 the
Criminal Court yesterday:

The following report wss made 10 the
Criminal Court yesterday:
MEMPHIS, April "a, 1885.
To the Hon. J. NJ Greer, Judge Criminal Court:
As ordered by your honorable court to-day
visited the insane department of the county poor
house, and beg TO submit the following report:
l found conhHed in the insane departm ent OF
the institution sixtyeight lunatics, about equally
divided as to color and sex. The building for the
poor unfortunates is one story wooden building.
aud has been SO often torn to pieces by violent in
sane people IS to be slmost or quite beyond re-
roomA or cells and the walls of these SO inse-
cure that many OF the worst cases have TO be
chained to the floor to prevent their
escape. The building is heated by
stoves, which are very poorly protected from tse
occupants, and should one of the stoves become
p obable that many OF them would burn 10 death
before they could be liberated. This with another
frame building boutfourteen by fifty feet, which
serves very well for the less violent cases, are
all the accommodations for the insane, and
both Of these are filled to their utmost ca
p1city. found the wearing apparel and bedding
sufficient clean and in good condition generally;
the ioSd also was ample in quantity, of good qu-i
ity and well served. In TACT, think the poor
house commissioners, physician, superindent and
his assistant are doing all in their power for the
relief and comfort of the p gor unfortunates, but
think il impossible, with the present bui dings,
to give them the comforts they require, especially
during cold weather. have been informed that
the County Court intends erecting suitable build
tents before next winter. Hoping this report has
covered the ground intended by yourself, very
respectfully submit it TO your consideration.
II. L. WILLHFORD.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VIcK.B5Ra, April 25-Dep,rted: BosE
snd barges, New Orleans, II am. Paris C. Brown,
New Orleans, pm
ST.. LOUIS, April 25.-Night-Rivsr fallen
inches and now stands 70 feet 10 inches by the
gauge. Weather clear ana warnsr. Arrived: City
Of Cairo, Vickgburg; W p. Halliday. John Gill
more and berges and Future City And Darges, New
OIleans Departed: City of New Orleans, New Or
leans
Kyle, Cincinnati; Henry Lourey and bsrges. St
Louis: Raymond Homer and TOW. PitisDurg. De-
parted: Annie P. Silver and Henry L1uTey and
bSrzs. St. Louis; Raymond Homer and tow, Ohio
river. The Q. P. Sch-nck is loading TO depart to-
morrow far Cincinnati
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. Fitts's Conservatory Of Music

THIS CONSERVATORY will close for the reason
i on June 20 lss5 but Will be Te-opened No
vember ], 1923. The Principal will tan for Ger
many July Ist, and Will visit the leading schools
Of music In that country. whe'e she win engage
tse services Of Professor ski led IN vocal trHin-
ing. In her ConGeryetory will he taught the real
Dramatic Art Pupils viii be prepared Tor the
OperAtic stage thereby avoiding the Decestityb
ing vii he made a speciality. the charges foi
which viii be 4 the rate 81 80 per l25 le-soIs.
Harmony and Theory, free adyaD tages. falt
corps OF tea hers I'm every depsr tneut. PnpilS
FROM q distaDce can board with the Principal.
References: Prof. Geo. HzncweLker. L~ader Of
OrchestrA: Z WitznAnn Co., Music Dealer; Miss
Cara Conway, Principal Of School for Young
Ladies. Address, AT Memphis, Tenn,
MRS. O. h FTTs, Principal
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AMUSEMENTS.

The Hess Opera Company gave IoLaHthe
last night with the best cast and the strongest
chorus yet heard by Memphis in the opera.
Miss Emma Ellsner vas charming
"Iolanthe," and Miss Ro>e Leighton pleas
ing "FsiIy Green" Mr.. George A. Denham
was the ideal "Lord Chancellor" He am
plfied the quaint fun of the part without
OVERRIDING il. Mark Smith was an admira-
BILE "Strephon." The chorus with its vantage
of u ale voices, did fine service. 1t was the
best present alton of the opera that has ever
been given in Memphis. Tonight Gounod'.
grand opera of Faust will be given. with Miss
Abbie Darlington as "Marsuerite," George
AppIeby ss "Fsus.," Harry Peskes as
"Mephisto," Miss Rose leighton as "Mariha,
and Miss Emma Elisner IS "Siebel"
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DasizIiHg VilIainy.

When you go 10 your druggist TO buy a
bottle Of Simmons Liver Regulator, and ne
offers you some counterfeit vita similar
sounding name, and says sit is the sane
thing or just IS good" AK him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red 2 thereon, pre-
pared by J. II. Z-ilin G. Co. The only OBJ
ject such q dealer can have is he fact that
be makes an extra twenty cent. per bot
tie profit by selling cheap and counterfeit
article which may do you positive injury.
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Spiral Spring Bgggy.

We have secured the exclusive esle of the
new and popu ar Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggee, Phaetons, etc, etc, for our market,
and will soon have in etock s full line OF
these, 10 which We respectfully cali the at
tention of the public. Gil and examine
them, WOODRUFF OLIVER,
Us. IL and 10 Hein street
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A ChaIiesss to Dan O'Leary and others
To the Editors of the Appeal:

a Challesga TO Dan O'Leary and others
To the Editors of the Appeal:
NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-Plesse insert
this challenge in your sporting column. l
ana prepared. sitter havig one years rest, TO
walk Dan O'Lssry, Charles Cou.tine or
Frank Hart for twenty-four hours up to six
days, or any other pedestrian in the world,
in square heel and toe or go as You
Please" race, for $500 a side, and the winner
to take the gate receipts, the race to take
place in any of the Southern States. Not
having had square deal in my race in
Memphis last year, L hereby Issue this chal-
respectfully,
PAT DALE,
Champion Long Distance Runner of the South,
No. rs st. Thomas street
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When you visit or leave New York city
have aggasr .exeresssge and carris. f. hire, snd
top al Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trsl depot. Fourhupdred and fifty elegant 70 oina.
atted up at an expense of $40 0000 reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-ctn, stages and eie-
waited railroad 10 all dcpots. Families can live
bette TO less money at the Graud Union than. o,
nry other frrt-clarf hotel In tbs citre
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A family want, ard L wonder how We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured ma OF nervous prosiratior, and i
have used II aimee for ali kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS Inns Alhsnr
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FER Twelve Years

1 was addicted to the morphioe habit, suf-
ferred with all the irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles of Cortivalis entirely
cured me. SUE H. KENT.
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EInWoOd

Graves nicely and neatly sodded for 81.
All work guaranteed.
Call at c. Goebers, AIS Second street,
or to
Frank T. Sykes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY.
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BurneiI's Cocaine, the Rest OF All
Egreaafnxa.

1t allays irritation, removes all tendency
to dandruf, and insisorates the action of
the cspillaries in the highest degree, thus
promising vigorous and healthy growth Of
hair. Its effect upon the glossihess and rich
passed.
BUKsErT's FLAvoRIEG EXTRACTS are the
best.
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ROOMs AND BOARD
WANTS.
GOOD BLACKsNITH-AtC Como, Miss.
L t. TIGHE

~ 4. 11o1l4-.
CoLoRED BoY-As porter; one that can come
" well recommended. Apply Immediately.
MRS L. McANALLY, 1891 Main st.
T AIDES OR YOUNG MEN-In citJ or country
IL TO take nice, light and pleasant work al their
own homes; WORK sent by mail: no canyassing;
good sa airy. Please address RELIABLE MANU-
FEATURING co, Phils., Pa. drawer T. IL
IlIRST-CLASS AGENTS-iLadies or gentlemen)
~ to canvass Memphis and vicinity for popular
books, which low in price, standard in charac.
ter and sell at sight address with three-cent
stamp, southern Publishing Co, Corinth, Mis-
SaINGLEs-T0 buy 100 =. A. No. shingles.
= Address JOHN REID, 326 second street.
WI lit our IAPEEIAL PEBBLES in old frames,
w at 81 20 per pair. satisfaction guaranteed.
j. N. aULFokD 4 CO., Jewellers, SS3 lain St.
ITO PUkCHASE-30 large Mules. Contractors
i owning teams can get good work by applying
to Thos F. Dufin & Bro, Port Gibson, Miss, or
c. H. TAYLOR & CO.. 2OI Front ST.. Memphis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. railroad lsborers and
~ mechanics can get them from Giles, Pulaski
Montgomery aud Roanoke counties, Va. Ad-
dress 5 II. BURNHAM, Cations Hotel Memphis.
old GOLD WATCH-CASES, Jewelry, Mutilated
~ Coin, etc. }. N MULFORD y co. SG3 Main.
CTTUATIUN-Tod DO e. efsl housework, to nun Sc
> or 10 travel with u family MRS. a, Appeal.
A PRACTICAL FARAER-Would make equita-
~ BILE arrangements with an owner OF q Mis-
sissippi bottom plantation and mules 10 make a
provision crop Tor the year lsS5. Address
JNIRsT-CLASs SALEsLADY-Nons but an expe-
''- '-e '''N KAHN & FRIEBERe.
u oRsEs, MULES AID CATTLE TO PAsTURE.
II Grass tine, water abundant: fnce, 50 per
moath R. J. PERSON,
fernando road, near Calvary Cemetery.
OITUATIoN-A practical double entry Book
> keeper wishes n situation as Book-keeper OF
in some clerical capacity. Kirst-clsss reference
given. Address G. l. l., Appeal othce
1.-TWO GOOD DREsSMAKERs-And one Appren
l. uce, at $50 Main street.
OECOND-HaND CLOTHING-Good prices paid
= Call on or address
~ ELIAS sHAUL, 4O6 Gain street.
HKNTLEHEN'5 MANILA HATS 10 RE
NT shape aud trim. Also, Ladies Cnlp, straw
Leahorn and Lace Hats to reshape, at
W. . OODYEAR'5, $50 Second street:
TTORSEs 10 PAsTU RE-Ampie fields of enlti
II waited grasses and clover. Refer 70 z. d
RTacke,t& Co G. T. FARROH.
1N00 TONS RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AM
/ lOOO old Payer, by Samuel Gabay, agent
dealer in metals, iron, rope aud bones also sec
| ond hand machinery bought and sold. Core
| spondence solicited. ADDRESS
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent
400 to Alb shelby street, Memphis, Tenn.
I Telephone convection.
D oOMs-Two choice roomsE
II At los Union street.
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steam Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed sny color. Osirich piumes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned By L. Riesel, So Jefer-
son street.
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IT Is more economical to buy Durkee's
Salad Dressing than it is 10 make dressing;
besides this, it is made Of better materials
than you can buy at the stcses. Everybody
-
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EIoId,s rxestauraut


Il gradually and steadily increasing in the
good gracss OF the public, until it has be-
come the resort of the best people.
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Dinner parties are specially with US.
We get them up in the best possible style.
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GUNS, RIFLES, ETC.
NONRESIDENT NOTICES.


No. 42sz-In the ChAneery Court Of Shelby county
Tenn.-Jscoo Holman -. j. W. Lansing et Al
It appearing from the bill which is sworn 70 in
this cause that the defendants, T. l.. Billngsly
B. II. Engelke, are residents OF the State Of Mis-
souri and noa-Tesidents Of the State of Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
peereuoe herein, az the courthouse Of shelby
~, In Memphis Tenn. on or before the 6rst Mon
day in May, 1855, and plead, answer or dem NJ
= conplEinanrs bill, OF the same viii be taken for
confessed az TO them and set for hearing exparte:
and that . copy Of this order be published once
week, for four consecutive wesks, IN the Memphis
Appeal. This 18th day OF March, isss
A ooPy-atte>t: FL. BLACK, Clerk and Master
Byy. u. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
II. @. King, Sol. for conpl'nis. IN
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TAMPIco, TENN Rev. d. F. Manly sayF:
browns Iron BitleTs relieved me oil midget
ton and nervousness after physicians failed"
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Y. ". sCHOOLFIELD, Chairman.
- ENnU
FIoya,s Candies.

VIsoR, strength and health, all found IN
one bottle Of Brown's Iron Bitters.
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The Opera of "IoIaashe'' to be Pro.
duced by Juveniles.

About the Let of June Mrs. c. H. Fitts, the
pianisie, will produce the opera of LolantA>,
with the children az participants, at Leu
brie's Thester. The following is the cast:
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. J. C. Spotswood
says: Il highly recommend Browns Iron
Biiters for dyspepsia, rheumatism and gen.
eral debility"
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siikw0rHa Eggs,
IL seems.lo Satisfy

Tha. produce raw silk, for sale.
P. WALLACE MCRITTRICK,
Practical silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn
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PA1SrERs' white oversuits for 81, at Hex
ter's, PA Main street.
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CONCERT AND REGULATIONS !
REsEFIr OF
Sisters Of House of Good Shepherd
TUESDAY EVENING, NAY Isf.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Holders OF tickets can get Reserved Seats at Hol
le-Der''s, free of charge, on and after Saturday
mil 1Sth
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A box or basket Of Floyd's candies are
lust 100 sweet tor anything.
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noz.r, nu.ie Fe.livai-Th. Auction.

In obedience 10 the Wishes OF many OF our
prominent business men, who desire 10 have
an opportunity Of securing choice seats at
the Festival, and who are unable to leave
their duties 10 attend our auction at the hour
heretofore advertised, We have determined,
and hereby announce, that (scceptins the
suggestion of the press) we viii hold the
auction sale to-day, 81 the Cotton Exchange,
bs,ween the hours Of II and o'clock pm.
WV. sCHooLFIELD, Chairman.
" SNOWDES,
P MCINTYRE, Ticket Committee.
Jo9E JoHSsoS Chairman Auxiliary COMMITTEES.
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unfairly out of the evidence Absolute certainty
of guilt is not demanded by the law 70 convict OF
any criminal charge, but moral certainty Is and
this certainty is required as to every proposition
of proof requisite to constitute the osnse and 8
every grade OF crime charged or included in ne
Indictment
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SONAL.

Worm AED FLOUR MILL COMPLETE-With
" boiler and engine ami two gin-stznds Ad-
dress JOHN REID. S26 Second street.
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LOST.

DETWEEN my office and residence, either on
d Jefferson or Adams street. one package Jap
anese Painting on Cloth Liberal reward for re-
tr-rri- O Gang IL I. " RUDDEKE
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Apply at this Office.
FOB RENT.
TWOsTORY FRAAE DWELLING-42e Vance
street near Orleans Apply 10
J. I. FROST d CO., 81 Front &.
DOOM-Nicely furnished. southern exposure, at
II Sc Monroe one square from Prabody Hotel.
AZ FIIGHTFUI, Rooms, southern exposure, trst
aud second hoors, en- suite or single, tur-
isnhed or unfurnished, at 100 sheloy street
NOTTAGE-Three rooms and kitchen, at 40
" Mesby street. Apply At ~ Aosoy.
nOOM5-Furnished,v very desirable, second, floor
~ and front. en- suite or single. al az AA1lson.
At 1870 Descto street.
1.-TWO PLEASANT FURNIsHED ROOMS.
Sc Monroe, near Third.
At III Courtstreet
T7RONT ROOMs-F furnished or unfinished, al
% No. 20 Linden, near Shelby.
At 152 fernando street.
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GOLD PEN AND PENCIL CASE, WITH PEN
\T A reward will be paid for delivery 70
Z. II. RICE & Co. rs Main street,
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DROAD GOLD BRACELET-With Luckle clash,
ID engraved on inside, " Frieda, De. - 1871"
Liberal reward viii be paid for its return - Cot
ton Shed No. oil Adams street.
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Der tua9re SuftnrmeGer.

Die trdren nod bon rehter art, -
Die alien Deuti9en nGnslihi
sic iparen sdb illo irstterhart,
Ntbt peiiini5til9s sgrdnltob.
Sic inireiften iagsnb ourc bic T[ur
Ntt Speen, Speer iinb RS4er,
Sbr IrinfglaS ipdr bas 4orn BON ur,
sic iof fen tpie bic 269er
fln6 ais bic BiIbuns iie srsriff,
Die alien bieoern 2unpen,
Hefarnen Iie aIlnabIid1 ShIiff,
Da BE dbten fie aus 9untper.
Sin Trtnt aus glal3 uno 9ppfen i1ieu
Sin 2abial anfer'n RitterrI
Sic Iieben niebt burtt GIpcerin
S5r Oaiein itc9 perbtttern.
tlnb sr5Ber ip,irbe bic 3ult,sr, -
Berl6nunseH iino bic Sitter,
Seet init Der Neitgsrntane rsiir
gergniigt orei 9tcbtels2iter.
iln6 ihaut man erit nadb Gag Mne Sntr
Der bD9iten Bileung BIiitben,
Damn rippt Der brrit'sen Gntsl S1nar
gergniist aus 6inssrbliten.
. 9iebis, bid besreifs i6 nit!
g6ie fam Der Sas 5ur aeife:
Der 86lfer 8iibung baIse G&ritt
0it benz 8ebarf on Seife!s
Nas ou ba iaeft, tit eitsl @inb
limb n,ant Die Nenibbeit IRE -
9ie ma abren 8iIbnnssmeifer finb
Der 8DIter Ertnfsei4irrsi
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SdiIIersAminteIiena.

aasn eitatenbeShrftissn GsmltFern selrihmst.s
Sern bon Rabric, ani ieiues Dad6es 2innsr,
Sn leiner 8aiierpradt fab 45nig sSrars.
. gGis trirb mir 2" briiat er NIT rsrgniistsn
Sinner,
ggas 1T bas 2ebsn rbne 2iebesglam?
Der Seln, lit meinl DnS lit bn8 Zoos beS Gdbpnen
sSn Seines ytictts bnrnbctrenben @efnhl
linb nil Der 2crbeer bier iidt uictt aeir66nen--
Plas 9lat . unslii6iel'sss Gs5tsaipislI
aeidt Bel einanSer tuobaen bic @ebaniet,
,Da BATS erreitt, Dftarir ipri4t 3sss.
Sofcrbr' idt ntein Sabrhunoert in bic Sdranten,
Oenn nur bic Siebe lit ber 2iebe 9Sxeis.
Des 2ebenS Wlai bliiHt eills6l iiilp nitt ptebgr.
o R5nisin, bas 2eben iit bedb istBn
Das aber bsnft saits tuie eiy GeiisnfieSer:
JtaI. blebe bel mir blsib ber 0tobr fanM aeb III
gIsnbipsrt Der S5ue, su bift bIas, aouiisl
gGa8 ut Der Ian9en Hsok hlrSer SiaR
Gin AusenbIt6 gelebt TN Ynruhieje,
Oas ilt Die Stelle mo- i'd jterbliA bin.
nnb ittb., er 5dblt bic 4fupttr Isiaer Qieb<n.
Das Spiel oeS Sebtns }le5t ftf4 better an:
9ur5 III ber SAner3 bas 3ble9f1a III aebliehes,
Die Gzs In 9ais ssipart e<is 3imusrniaru.
Gsna1ls Ser gsni6 NIT j<iu<n ar5jnn 8lvsssn.
eng III bic MeIt, tlllb ba1 Uxbirn III peit;
Spdt fosuntt itr, bod i6r tolntn{. IN Qea tn
GrnFt III BET Mnbzi6 b<r 9lottmenbiaIeif.
Der QsbeHoe bat 9ledt, btn 1eit ii usoIen.
aDer ira9t e6, mas bit inil'ge &tirau1e }sziSt
ssadt mat = ism - <l1l tnn>e Glg1 1(s
|j,xisal y e.ak - = I - - -
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hung eitler aus 3eaitpif bsitebsnoen
G6eibeipono iih in sirsl IodterSeaeH
ipaItet, BON osrsn4 lebe sinseIne binneH
8ursem bieien GbeilanssproseB iuisOerz
bolt &c. &c. glus ben iDsben sripdbnten
ll1hitanben srtIdrt 20 Sid bsnn aud, oab
Die Mnii6tsn iibsr bic Struttur uno 9laiz
iifisiruns Der SpaItpiI3e nod ipeit auss
einarber geben nnb bab man bel ben fleinz
item fEgels ooer fornheniSsntisen 8actea
rien Ieirbt in 3ipsifel serntbsn fanh OBJ
man fpirflih SpaLtpiIss. pber ob man
anbere 8ebiIoe (3erfalenre @etrebe, fDrns
henartige Iusf1eibunge1 aaDraanii9er
Subltanssn II. bsI. } Dor ilh bat.
I'm np9mats auf bic 8Ieinbeit Der
GpaltpiIas suriid3ufomntesk bemertt be-
rsits 2ssuiuenboet, hab iisiin sl Der auf
EG3e pbsr sSrl6ten nilteM1en, eben NOD
NIT uatftens 2ta9e ipabrnehnsbaren UtiIbe
fpies4 oisss Siens gum Rfsree perbalten.
9SrofsIior Jsroinano GobH bat bsrednet,
bab erlt 633 Mifinnen p<r setp0bnIibeu
fauIniBerrs8enben @tabdfnbacterie biht
nebeneinanDer 8elssf i3zl1iigen tpiirben,
I'M ben 8abmeil eiaeS Aubifmiuimeters
ans8afillsn unb baB 036 Dlilliaroen
berIeIbsn 8actsrie ssforosrIt6 ieiem uin
Sas @eipidt zines Grannes ppa gu
MAIDEN.
Die Betreeung bsr Baeterietl, Die, tpIe
bereits ertpdbnt, bon ben altsren 5crs
i1ern fur elm 3eiaen tbieriIder Srganis
iatipn gebaIten tpurbe, tic als yDtolefus
larbetpegun9" 40 betradlttf, tpie ite aud
Bet IebloieI Isbr tIeineIk 5toiftbeil6en
bepbahtet tpirb unb iheif1t bel 9nipelens
beit bon rei6liGsm JsasrmateriaI, Bel
freisr SauerItoffsufubr ssro unter benz
GinfIuiie oes ai9tsss am Seidteiten Su
Stanoe su fcmmeu. llebrieenS siebt e8
| seipiiIe Spaltpil3e 10 gum 8eiipieI bic
Rugelbacterien unb bic Bacillen oe5 DtiI5=
| branees, bel oensn bisIs 8eussung nie=
mails angetrofien tpiro. 8esagIih Der
morpbcIogilden Belhaffenbeit Der 8acs
terien bat bsrsits Gbrenbers bier
! @runbfprmen ndrnlid.. II fueeIs
/ f6rntise, % fabaenf6ssnies 81 fae
benf6ruise 4) idranbsniDrmige 8acs
terien ilnterihieDeHs 3is 8erntebrune
/ DieIer DrganIsmem, b1ss@eF bgreitS bes
merit ipuroe, bab Iic in Der 8eseI aui
3eaeatbeiIuns bsrubt 1T cine 10 rapioe,
oab ua9 S. Gobn'S 8ere6nune elm ems
siges @rempIar Der Setu6bnIt4en Stdbs
denbaeterie, bon Der, tpie loeben eriuabnt,
erit 633 WilIionen einen Stsdnabelfopi
groBen Raum auSflLIsn tpiiroen, ii@ tns
nerbaIb 48 Stunoen eura fOrtipabrenbe
3eaentbeilung osrart nerinehren fDnnte,
oaB bic @elammtmaile Der auf biele Neils
srseusten SpaItpilse einem balben Sitter
sIsi4 fame, ipdbrenb bieieIbe na1 faum
filnf 3agen bas sanss BeItmser - ben
| SubaIt 6eNeIben 3u 92s Nfiaionsn 8ubit'
meiIen angsnpmmen = ausflllsn tpiirbe,
2ebtsre Innabme 1T aIlsrbinss inioferr
cine tbsoretii9e, aIs bic 3u FOLDER Ser,
mebruns erforpstIideu geabritofe aui
grOen ni9t in ssnitssnbsr Wten8e pOr'
hannen finp,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-27
9Sin;ise Seinoe oes 2Aen(6eu-
Sef6feGts.
Bon mf. mIsbers.

Die bDr einissr Ssit BON benz MitsIiebs
bss beutlden ,9teidssGeiunbbeitsamt
Dr. 81. Sod, ssmaate Gntbsdnns, bers
aufoIss bie 2unsenldpinplu1t cine bur1
ipinsigs pilansli9s Orsanismen bsrborses
rufsne, burG sben iDIAe pflanslide Refine
iibertrassne Sranfbeit bartlett, bat in
allen ssbilbeten Rreiisn Sas srObts 9luf.
Iebsn berporserufsn. nnO ni6t nit llns
reat bate man iia bod Daran SsipObnt
bic IubertuIoIe niht 0IS Elm auf Qln>
itsduns uno llsbsrtrasuns berubenbsS
asioen, pieInsebr ais eine gum TbeiI auf
ererbter Anlass baiirenoe, sam Ibeu
bur& laIente auft, manssIbafte Grndb'
runa, nngelunoe Bobnnngsn u. brgl.
berDorgerufens Gntaytun8 oeS 2unseHSe.
ipsbes nit eineln Mcrte aIS ben Muss
prud uno bic not6tpsnDiss 5uIss Der 10.
,ialsn DertaItaiils ,ino Sss paupe.
rismus III bstradten. rtab nun
iyutss tAs, hAS man n tsiNtni& M
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-05-27
8iIIigFs Di8Ioeiruna.

Gin Sdbnri4 erbdIt beim Offi;isrss
Ggamen folsence glufsabe:
,,gS iol Elm Battalion Snfanterie bon
Der 8arniipn u nad Der 80 WisiIsn ent=
fernten Garniipn o bisIocirt tperben !;
auf tpsl1' bilisitem unb i6nsuitem Wsse
IaBt ii9 biss beiperffsllissns Ser Giiens
babn, per SuBuari6 Ober tpis iOnit 2"
Sdbnrid: ,Utan trsnn. Die AdieIs
Happen bss in VI itebenben Bataillons ab
uno i4idt ieIbe per 9oit na1 Der Gasnis
ion ., tpeI9er bic Nhlelflappen ebenfalis
atsetrennt unb mad Der @arniion u sez
faidt tperben. gfa1 srfolgtsm 9Sieber.
annGbsn befinbet fiH in u Elm anOeres
Battalion ala nprber, un6 in . ebenio ;
atusbiISung uno Drill Der Manni6aften
iinb nieieIben iie unteriheiben ii4 nur
sur9 bic Mdlelflappen, unb 70 1T bi.
Saas am biaisiten unb sinfaAftsn Gbss'
madt!"