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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-28
LOTTERY.
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY Co.,
LOTTERY.
OF NORFOLK. VA,

OF NORFOLK, VA.
The franchise of this enterprise is based upon
the chartered right granted to the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company, and the legality has been repeat
edly tested before the Courts of tho State.
The purpose in view is tho Improvement and
extension" Of tho Canal, thus securing great pub
lie benefits.
IT'S fair conduct has already secured public con-
Gdencc, and the next drawing will lie made on the
10Th of JUNE, 1884, before the public in Nor
folk, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-28

nRAss pAPIER-MACHE, PORCELAIN and
d Back Polished Panels, received to-day.
I'D. II. LUNT,
feb23 Cor. King ard Washington SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-28
MAYORS OFFICE,

Docs. MAYORS OFFICE;
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May Sd, 1854.
All persons owning or intending to keep any
animal of the Canine species must apply 60 the
Auditor for license on or before the lst day OF
JUNE. 1854. All persons found with dog or
dogs or h;irborirg more dogs on MS her or
their premises, after June 1st without the re-
nuirca license will be fined So on every dog 50
owned or harhorcd.
I my3-1m }. I. BECkHAM, mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-28
COSFECTIONEItS.
THE SEASONS DAINTIES. -

100 THE SEASONS DAlNTIES. 30
H1S0IrE CREAM RASPBERRY CREAM,
STRAWBERRY CREAM, ORANGE CitE.'h,
VANILLA CREAM, i.hhON 'hE'".
All havors of Creams and Water Ices.
HENRY RRENGLE 129 KIM STREET,
Has again introduced his summer de!lcacics.
Ho prefers to sell them pure and wholesome 1t :.
fair price, rather thsn dcprcciatc the quattty Oh
his goods and offer them at q lower rate. ne a''s
maintained his good name 'or pure goods 10:
thirty wears and still supplies :hc best ana enc 'F-
est goods in his line. Ike invites special attention
TO his unique
the most refreshing OF Summer drinks biacS
Fruit Pound Jelly and Fancy, ornamental and
Plain Cakes, are sold cheaper than they can DC
manufactu red Ut home. Also Crcam fuiis, iarts
and Pastry, Candies and 'ra!iy Of all kinds PiAo
a SPECIALITY Fruits, Nuts, Contcctonerles,
Caromrls and Sueared Fruits. He caters for tan-
lilies fairs balls aui entertainments. ,nyl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-28
SUMMER RESORTS.
Orkney Springs.

This heaIthful and attractive summer resort, SIT
uatcd among the mountains of Shenandoah Valley,
Virginia, few hours ride from this city, will be
omen for the accommodation of guests from
JUNE 1sT TO DECEMBER 1sT.
This resort has undergone thorough repair the
hotels have been supplied with new neddlns ana
Furniture and rst-class livery has been provided
Within the enclosure are the Chalybcate, sui,
phur, Iron, Healing and Bear Wallow SPRING. all
health-giving and invigorating. ;,
Terms: $40, $40 and $50 per month, according
to the location OF rooms. For further particulars
aon1, to NJ & II. c. MhDDUX,
my5-om Proprictors
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

Col. C. C. BEAN, Republican candidate for Delegate 10 Con. gress, arrived from the Ea-t last Sunday. The Colonel will soon enter upon a vigorous campaign through the Territory, and as he possesses ability, energy and de- termination, he-wfil make things lively foY his opponents. There can De but little doubt of his sue cess this fall, as his popularity, even though absent from his con stituents, has been steadily in- crea-ing, until i: has culminatei i in q veritable bonn. He will visit Yuma at an early date in the course of his toar through the Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04


 VAIN BEN BUTLER Ais at it again in Massachusetts. His au- diences are numbered by thou sands, it is true, but his converts are so few that one can cuunt them on the ends of his fingers His last effort, as usual, is chuck iult Of raggadocio. If he, is to be believed he alone was the Atlas of the Republican party twhen he Was in it's ranks). upon whose massive shoulders rested fts entire fate. However, hIS auditors afe not soft. headed enough 10 swallow Ben's gush. He will be. retired 50 tfftctually on the November day of reckoning that he will notknow whetherhe was in the Presidential race or not.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
received the other day ;

B y received the other day a copy Of N. w. Aver & Sons American Newspaper Annual"
 for 1884. Like all works nf d similar character, of course, it is neatly printed and bound. IL contains full list of all newspa- pers and periodicals published in the United States and Canada, giving information of great bpne- fit to journalists and newspaper men generally. It also tells the location of county seats through out the United States, together with population, character of the surface, nature of soil, populations of States and Territories, political etc. In fact it iS unt qualled for fullness, correct ness, compactness of statement, variety and value Of contents, and freedom from favoritism or pre- judice. The price is fixed at $3, carriage paid. 9
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

F. P. DAMN, one of the leading lawyers in the Territory, cOm- mitted suicide in Prescott last SituTday. Deceased was ihe law partner of Clark Churchill, aud had been a resident of the Terri
 tory about three years. On his arrival from California he almost immediately associated himself with Mr. Churchill, and took a leading position al ihe bar. While not of an extremely sanguiEc tempe ranIent, yet fe Was never Respondent, and his ,ad, sudden ending Was complete surprise to all his friends. He was buried on sunday ny the Odd F,llnw- and Knights of Pyihia~. He leaves a son residing in Oakland to whom he bequra!hes quite a number "f letters and papers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

ARIZONA politics are boiling. The Democracy have been get ting in their best licks, futile though they be, and the Repub- licans have been keeping up a steady .fre-on lhe enenly's ram- parts. The coming week will disclose the unterrificd's weak ness. while our force will bp greatly augmented by Col. Bean taking the field. h our next is sue we hope to report the capture of several Qualifications.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

Don't throw away any votes f)r Delegate. An effort is being made t0 trade ballots thrOughnu, the counties of the I,rritOry. This Is an old trick to elect cer- tain important officers. Be eau tious how you mike psanises. Vote the straight Republican ticket from 'op to bottom and de. cline all offers at btrtering. Let Us help ourselves in the canning contest ard then we can expect 10 be helped.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
MINING EOTlCE.

TO MINE OWNERS AND PROSPEC- A ters In the Santa Maria :nd Bill MIlamS Fork Mining DisIrIcts-io eu- courage prospecting and develop Ile North I'll Eart of Yuma county. the Ma thilue G. a;d l.. Mining anl R .duoiiOn Comrany will ur las. all free smeitIn z copper ores r yer l al ,heir sIAel .cr at Planet, Yuma ( m A. T.
 Miners want, contract to extract one by the car@C or ton from tlfe com Ea1l, $ mines. Full particulars pn appli- cation at the office, Pla cI, Yuma coun; y.
 ALE TREilDGO, Superintendent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

That San Francisco scandal monger and mud singer, the Daily Examiner, continues in ilS pu eriie way to revnmp all the siush of its Eastern allies against poor Mrs. Blaine. Our advice .n husbands Who have the honor of their wives at heart i$ 10 bring into play the boycotting plan. A p"per vile enough to fiji it's col umns with such malignant lies and slaHdernus >.uff as h.S bur dcned inc Examiner recently should be swept out of existence. A nice family journal it is, indeed! Boycott i', people If Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
CHIEF JusYrcE FIEIDba

CHIEF JUsTrCE FIELD has rem dered several important decisions during the past week in regard to the Chinese restriction act. ! he last and most important was Tn Fegard to the landing of d Chi- na,rnan in San Francisco who had been resideat Of the United States prior to- May, 1882. and who had gone to the Hawaiian
 Islands. The Chinaman did not possess certificate. anG the Judge decided that he not oaly
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
Lizae :n Baking Powders.

Prof. R. 4. Witthaus, NJ. D, Medical University. Buff 10, N. Y, ~ho i. the highest authority, says that "C"lcinm rattrate," improperly called Tartratc of Lime, advertised aS the liEle fOupd ir. Baking Powders Is derived from The wines that produce Cream of Tartar. It is a col stltu Et of the grace and other fruits and is bsulutcly Il .rmlcss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
DticP.

The annual meeting of inc s ock hold CTS of the Southern ;'actic railroad con- p.ny (of AriZoIal ~iil be held at the ofiiae of the coaIpauy in the city of San Fran- cisco, State of California, on Wednesday the eight eiAy of Otto53r ISSt It l1 o'clock A. III. for tlre pIrpose of .lec,ing dirce- tors to serve for the ensuing year, .nl foT the transaction of such Other busin,Ss as may properly cone before the meeting.
 F. s. DUUTY,
 Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
A Gard.

To al who ale suffering from the er- TOTS and indi>crctions of youth, !:ervoas weakness. early decay. loss of minoopd, Sc., vii send d recip: that will cnre you, Free of charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Sop,h America. Sen a self-adiresscd envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station b New York Cfly-
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
To Niue Owners of Yuma Co.

am arranging collection of the diff ferent ores of this county, in my office. Any specimen sent to me will be thank fully received and placed in the cabinet. Please label specimens as to probable valre, name of mine and district.
 Jos. J. STEIN. County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
Dissolution of co-Partnersh;p ?.

N7E TIE UNDERSIGNED DO w hereby certify hat the co-partm"r- ship hereiOfor: eX sting between Isaac Lyons and Isaac Levy, under the firm name and style of Lyons (G Co. at Clip. Yuma county. A. T.. i> h, reby d s>olred by mutual cO''sent. Isaac Levy assumes all ihe liab ilies "f the late firm. and the outstanding nccounts due said firm w.ll be i,aid to him. ISAAC LYONS,
 ISAAC LEVI.
 Yuma, A. T. Sept. 1, 1884.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

IT has been shown lime and time again that great men wili insist upon rz!nking grave mi, takes. Henry Ward Becchrr is the latest addition 10 the ranks. He committed limseli a week ago by informing his cOngregt- tion that they ought 10 support Cleveland and Hendricks. He told them that the D .Inocraiic standard bearers woull he thc salvation of the county; that James G. Blaine was a naughty nan, etc. The congregation, however, differ with the mighty Beecher. For years they have supported the Republican party and to-day, in their opinion, is not all oppor tune time for srpa- ration from their ol'l belief aud the grand doctrines taught by such men as Lincoln, umner and d host Of others. Beecher's con- gregltiOn is gradually dwi ndling and ere long the eminent pulpit orator will be preachin. to empty benches.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

coEld nM land, but that the cap tain Of The ve,sel winch carried him was liable 10 both fine and imprisonment. A few such de- cfsIOnS as this and our courts will not be ppsie-Pd with the rabid Chinasa-'0vers of California and tAeir lawyer abettOrS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

THERE being no Democratic ne 1spsper published in Yuma, at the request of our readers on that side of the fence, We accord them space at the head of our eG- itorial column to display their ticket.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
Co-partnerehip Notice.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, County Of Yuma. NE THE UNDER>IG NED,DO HERE W hy cer fly that We art partners trInsdctin business at Clip, Yuur coun, ", Arizona Territory, under the firm. $ |, le and name of Levy x Ca.
 ISAAC LEVY, Clip, 4. T.
 A. FRANK, Yuma, A. T.. Yuma, A. F., Sept. 1, 1884.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
pfoposIis f1r s;ounty Printing.

c HEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING O the Prucctdngs of tir ooard of Su- i,orvisOrS for the yrar cDilme e:iclng Oc- iuJeE 1 >f, 1881, and ending ecprmbeI 3O n 1855 "Ill ne rec 'ivrd ny said Board on 1ue>1'y, Oci"her 7th, 1881, at 10 o'clDck q. III. uf a d d.y. Sld propu. sai> shall state the am 'unt Der year for whcii said printing will he done, pay ah.e quarterly ill warrants drawn uu tue Gu tingemt fund.
 On tl,e same day at the same hour sca.ed prop "sals r printing l00 copies of the G' eat Register, as required by law, wil bc receive ed by said Board, aud said proposals shall state the amount per naine for which sail printing will bc done. payab 6 iu warrants draAn on the contingent fund.
 On the s4nc day and at the same hour seiled proposals for printing 5U sets oI p0l and Ial}y ESi> for election purI osrs ill tst. r"celvcG by said Board, and said propu.als stI,tEb state the amounI bid Del job.
 BidS Tor each article of work. above specified To be made separately, and the successful bidders to pay the cost of The advertisement For proposals before inc bids cii he accepted. aHd each bld to he accompanied by copy or this advcrIise- melt.
 Each proposal shnH he addressed 10 The Clerk of the Board, amt on lhe back of the envelope containing said bid shn,l he endorsed the words "Propo>; Is for County Printing"
 The success ul bidder for printing tn" prOcredinys of the Board will be required tn furnish bond, in the sIIIn of one thousand dollars, for the faithfui perfor mrncc of liIe work.
 The Board reserves the right t0 re jrct any and all bids.
 GEO. NJ. THURLow,
 F. AvILA, Chairman. Clerk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
FOR SHERIFF..

Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS 1 candidate f:r rc election lu the office of sheriE of Yuma county.
 ANDREW TIMER
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N WEDNESDAY, Lhe 5!h day of Oc- tober 1884, at eleven o'clock nf Said day, a' the Courtroom Of said Court, at the Courthouse of said county in ihe village of Yuma, have been appointed as the time and place for proving ihe " i'll of said Patrick Donohue. deceased, ard for hear tRg the alplwafio, of Isaac Pulhamus for the issuance t0 him of letters testamen. t4rv theron.
 Dated Sept. 23d, 1881.
 ISAAC LEVY,
 Probate Judge and eA-oficio clerk. SAMUEL PURDY. Atty for Petitioner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
FOR TREASURER,

' RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY E e. If as canaIddte for Treasurer of lInE, county, at the coIni"g cirrti"n Nov. 4.hy ho3i. ALTdEE LORETrE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
FOR COUNCILMAN.

Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF As A 4 Candidate fer iIIe utlice, uf Council Us the next Arizona Legislature, for Yuma, County.
 THOS. HALLECK.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
FOR SHERIFF.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS I a candida C for Inc office ul Saer if uf Yuma county, Arizona, al The election in next November. Il. II. DOUGLAS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

The Greenbackprs of Michigan OtjPct tO fusion with the Demo- craiS, and for their wicked action are called ''mugwumps" by :he Unierritied.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All notices under this head will he char@ d StU-luvarlably il advance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

SD, Colonel Head, you did not desire the people of Yuma to imagine for a moment that you were soliciting ballots. Oh, no, we did not harbor such cruel opinion of you. Next in order will be for you to tell the citizens of some other town tha, yeu Wan; 10 sec your worthy and able opponent elected. Nonsense, Col. Onal! be honest.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, County of Yuma
 Territory of Arizona.

h the matter of the estate of Patricl
 Donoilue. deceased.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
Protection,

No such protective against eh Ns and fever and her diseases of d .Ial;srill tl De nNists as IIo stctrer's Stomach Bittr's Il iclieves tunsiIpatior, liver disorders, 'iIruniaiism. kidney and hl adder ailments with crr aIniy and rompIIludc. \ change as gratifying as il Is complete. soon takes place in iEe SD: earanrc, as we'll as Inc >rnsa'ior, If the wan aud haggard inra- liti N ho uses ihis standard promoter of health and strength
 For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

day has come and gone ali hands will eXclaim with emphasis: "SO mote it have Bean with you, Mr.
 Head. but we weighed you in the balance and found you wanting"
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04
RUNNING COMMENTS.

"CJmno1allties and Generali- ties" Is what Head should title his set campaign address.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

We don't feel much like pun- ming, but, Colonel Head, we tell you seriously tbat after election
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

The ahle, oratorical General Logan is doing exc Ilent work this campaign. He is one of the most indefatigatle stump orators in the country when aroused, and aroused is certainly his condition at present..
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

Two leadirg events this week Head and the circus. Neither created tine sensation that was imagined would be stirred up. Both spread their can vas(>); both pulled up stakes in a hurry and departed, leaving behind a dis community.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-10-04

An exchange. speaking of BeIva Lockwood and her chances for the Presidency, advisps. her to trot out a new fall bonnet with bottle green trimmings. We wonder what sort Of bonnet the, same EX. would alvisc Aunty Butler to don.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
295chenfiche Sllirroi% &faafs-Beifaene.

bieler 6eiratb Ni6ts mtIien uno idiften
tie oaber in Elm &Ioiter. Ser Baron berz
folqte ieoo6 leine 9lngebetete audi bis ins
&lolter uno 10 murbe Die Jtonne anfangs
nod Yaris uno IpGter iogar nod = Iebe>
ran 9ei6ift, wG6renb es in 8reslau bieB,
ie befdnoe ii6 in elnem &loiter au
Nleranbrte1t. Ser Baron begab it'd nun
na6 Nleranbrten, tpo er oant ben tpirfliz
den Nufent9d[t ieiner Nngebeteten erfubr.
Gr reiite ibr baher i6leunt9it na6 Geberan
na6, frat bier in &orreiponoens NIT i6r
urb l6on penige Gage nahber entfloDen
8eibe nah 8atu, no tie fi6 trauen IieBen.
= &irsIt6 paren stpet Slider BON
SuBa6 auf benz 8ooenee nit 6tjAz
fang beihGfttgt. oils fie in Ser WG6e
Der %io9cnanntsn vJfobripibe" nit benz ST.
I9ergerGt9e gu tbun 1otten, Iaben iie 3Dei
&6icre bonn boben Gee Dem lfer suIhtDimz
men. Die Slider ma6ten Ii6 sur 8erfolz
9ung berett, nurDen aber bon ben nG6er
l6ipimmenoen Gbteren bemerft, pel6e loz
tort ibren S6nilnmfurs Gnoerien. Hltn
i6idten It6 Die Slider nit t9rem &abn
nit %perooppelter &raft CUR 0erfolgung u1o
@efalleennahme Der IDiere an, peI6e tie
audi enoli6 erretdten. Mber tpel6e l1eberz
rai6una fir bic Slider, ais lie snet
letb6aftige Sem en- Dor ith laben.
Die S6iere puroen bet ben &rideLn GepaGt,
l6neu ans benz See in ben &abn ae6obe.t
l11tb bann nit eilem bereit gebaltenen
Strtde gebunOen. Wenn Die @emlen llidt
10 fart %abgernattet Geiuelen tpdren, bGtte es
tpo9l einen bibigen Sampf abgelebt. Die
@jemieu 1tno in eitem Stale unter9ebra6t
nnb iperben norlGufig gut Derpflegt. 8ieIz
lei6t iino tie einem Sbiergarten entIprun>
gen; ieoo9 lit bic 9lnnabme, oaB es perz
iprengte 6o6gebtr9sgemien Itnb, feine3>
iDegS aus3uI0lte6en. @eb0ren 6o6 6Gue
tDie Der loeben gemel0ete feinesnegs gu ben
Seltenbetten. Nomentli6 duf benz Srauns
ice qeIdie6t es bes Oefteren, oaB Die @en1z
len in ben er1ten Morgenituuben bonn
Spibenitetn, bent 8erge nddit Dem Eraunz
1tein, na6 benz acknowledgement Son1
n%enitein wedieln uno BET oteler @elegenhett
iiber ben Gee idtpinmet. luh i'm bin>
teren 2angbatbiee bat man I6plmmenbe
@enlien beDba6tet.
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Nusferbez@tat geiebt gu tperben.
Wfan i6reibt nGntlid: yOte 8lattfrantbeit
Der &ofIeebGutne perbrettet iih INNER pets
ter in Sen Pflan5ungen dut 0it : SABA.
@ar3 Defenders iinb Die @ebiete Balid>
roeang, 8roboIitgo uno Be5oefi, pelde 10
lange peribont eeblieben iparen, DaDon
beimgeIuht. Die &affcebdume in manden
Qflunsungen baben ale 8ldtter nerloren.
tpdhrero bic 3peige nit Srii9ten belaben
fino. Oie Sri9te itnb gum She'll nod
frti6 unb grim, ner6en aber nod unb na6
l0tpars uno fallen ab. Die 8ranfbeit bebnt
It6 bereits iber gan3 Central Saba aus uno
bat ielbit Die 9flan3ungen tn Der &eiibens>
idaft 8aselen ergriffen. 10 baB man fi6
megen Der bie5idbrigen @rnote ernitli6en
Befiir6tungen bingiebt. Wan tbut ieBt
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befaQencn 8dume Dor gGn;li6em Nblter>
ben gu ~betpabren urO i6nen neue &rafte Sus
| 3ufibren."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

fens mildenb bletben min, AUDI in f"erneren
b 0felf3eiten Oieie GigeniGaft beibebaIten,
unS 3tpar 6esbaIb beibebaIten, tpeiI iie einz
foD Die natiirIide 0eranIagung bat, ni6t
LANCER oils z Otonate lang W1il6 All oeben.
2noers ieoo6 1telIt it9 Die Sadie, tperln bic
Sub ni6t in 6olge natiirlider 8erdnLa>
gung troden tpur0e, l0rDern Denn man
tInitli6 oaS WfeIfen unterbra6. Mfan
fam tDobI faum annebmen, oaB bur6 etne
einmalige fllrSe Storlng Der natiirli6en
8efd9igung oieie GefGbtgung nun bauernb
p%erloren gebt. Der GtnfluB beS Mfelfens
altf Die Wil6ergiebi9feit Der Gibe iou 9es
tptB nt6t berfannt tDeroen, aber in benz
borIiegen0en Sale blirfte bod baS en1pfo6>
lene Gerfabre1 grDBere 8ortbetle nit if6
bringe1t, ais Dur1 ettt etnmalt9eS 8erfIrz
sen Ser Welf3eit 9el6aoet merDen fann.
S6lieBli1 muB aber nod bemerft tperz
ben, 0aB unter l1mitGuoen cine fribere
3u9tnubung ais nit Ii Sabren an3uratben
lit, tDte 0teS alt6 bon Dtelen 3u6terlt tbat>
lGAlt9 gel6tebt. Dian gerGtb aber 0abur6
in Die S9tptertgfett, enttDeoer Die CUR 9ufs
subt beittmmten &Glber ni6t I'M lSinter
an6alten 81 t0nnen, Ooer man fam Die
@rltltngsfu6 nid)t 5l Qnfung DeS Sommers
falben la1ien. 8etoe Yunfte itnb aber fir
bte @ufsu9t Ser Wftl1fu6 glei9 ptGttg.
Wian ge6t btelen Sdwtertgtetteu am etnz
fabiten bur9 Die oargele9te 3u6tnuBung
aus benz Ne9e.
Die poritebenbe Gr0rterung lit f%etnestpees
in Der N6lt6t gel6rie6en, etDas Jteues
brtngen gu ipoaen, ionbern Is ioute Oamtt
nur cine Srage fIargeiteQt merben, tuel6e
ni6t geni9eno eetpiirotgt ptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

@rtrag iteigert fi6 nod be6eutenb, tpenn er
mtrfli6 smedmG6ig bei6nitten mir6. Wean
riuB. 9terbet Dpr 9taem ms Muge falien,
ban letne Srii6te am lSol8e oes 8orjabreS
Dadlen. Dtan mub oa6er ~auiGbrIib bic
0e%rldn9erun9 Der Qeite auf 8 !8ou aurIdz
l6neiben uno lpGter aQe @ur3eLi60Blinge
unteroruGen, pGbrenD 6es @a6stbums
aber ale &nospen, tpel6e ni6t ms 6ol8
Da6ie1 ioqen, auf ungefdbr 2 !3on berulls
teri6neioen, tpoiel6it it6 bann Die Srnbtz
au9en fir bas nG6ite Sabr entpideln ter=
ben. 9teie 3tuetge fino it S~rIbiabre auf
J 3oa 3urId8ui6nei6en; uno ouf oielen
Stumpfen entite6en barauf neue, inn 8inz
ter 81 l6nei6enoe Qlugen.
Wittels oieles 8erfa6renS fann man fi6
cine ebenlo er9iebise, ais regelmdBige @rnte
fichern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21

Der preSiser 8. .. SSilSs, bsfannt ala
StaetmiiTpndr in Siem'Yprf, uns Sruner
ees osrforbenen aIsse;cicDnefen Rid)ters
9ShSs pom SbsrsertdDt in @~saff"daistts,
idreibt NOlaenses: