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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
Stereopticsn.

Tho stercoptcau exhibition given last
night on the corner Of Main and Mummy
streets attracted quito an a,sombla.o
and excited considerable admiration
u Is The spectacular show NJ Tho q ~
NJ Read Bitter Co., e New Uavcr'
Cunu,, and was avery crcditgble rn,ir
spread upon AN Is foot canvas they ais
mayed some splendid Views from
Shiheepearo- comic, tragic, movable
ana crayon, and also held up to nature
III Woodorlul portraiuro some of tbo
most distinguished of our public mon.
The show will continue during The weck
ana tho admiring multitude will doubt.
less YES, Increase in numbers and spprecia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
KnIght. of thc Mr.tln rhnir.

PUrsuURu,Oc 81. Tho Supremo Chs.
tie Of ihe Ancient order ot tho Knights
OF the Mystic Chair mot hore In annual
convention this afternoon at . O'Clock
and VIII DO in session until THURSDAY
evening. Thirty delegates, represent.
ing twenty-five states, are In attendance.
Io-day's session WAS taken mn with
wmingreporis from different state cas.
l,es And comforting degrees upon some
OF tho representatives present.
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snsactions, $4,000 shares.
The RaIllInorr a Ohi, NVar,I,I

St. LOUIS, oct. 2l.-Tho cases of tho
Baltimore Il Ohio Express comusnv
against tho Adams and the gnitcJ
States express companies were heard TO-
day In the United States circuit coprt
by Judge Treat, upon application of tbs
baltimore \ Ohio for uu order of iuiupr-
ton. Judge rrcut douiud the apIlic,.
ton for injunction aud dissolved tho
temporary restraining order, holding
mat an express company has tho right
To roiuse TO advance accrued charges ON
shipments rendered TO 10 by any proceed.
ing express or railroad company. Judge
Treat said a common carrier could he
restrained from discriminating oulv
WITH respect To any express company:
10 was under no such obligation 10 adj
vance charges 90 % connecting carrier.
and because the Adams, tho Amerirap
aud the United States companips chose
10 extend that courtesy 10 each other
was no reason why courts could compel
lhem 70 pursue similar course with
the Baltimore < Ohio company. II ian
matter of favorHud not of right. II may
he accorded 10y one company to another.
u it chooses, and 10 may also bu legally
denied NH''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

BoSroN, Oct. p Tho Grand Division
OF ihn Order OF Railroad Conductors, h,-
Fan as annual session to-day. Several
nundred members from Can ,da. tho
nrlush Provinces and an sections OF the
unltvu states are In attendance. Thu
nnuM report Of tho grand secretary
SHOWS oil now, divisions orranizod.
making total Of l53 divisions and n
membership Of G 0o0, being nearly twice
ms many asa year Rno,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

THE Statesman wants TO abolish tho
present city government OF Austin and
place that city under the control of tho
state officials. Its plan is to make the
governor oN-oilico mayor and tho mem.
bers OF the legislature ex-oiIlclo oouncll.
men. Good scheme, but II will hardl,
w'n' The business Of ovory Texas city.
Judging from the past, necossitates Tho
meeting Of the city council once or twlco
aweek the year round. The constitu.
ZION Of tho state provides that the leuis.
iaturo shall hold a ninoty DAYS torn
every two years, and special sessions
wnen emergency requires them. Ifthe
city OF Austin should be placed in charge
OF the state government as suggested BY
the Statesmen, there would have to be
rom ono totwo called sessions OF the 10y.
's'ature every week, which would makel,
pretty expensive on The tax PAYERS of
the state. However, like tho free rra.,
organs the Statesman may succeed In
making u political issue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

there were goods here on the
way to Sunset; that they must be paid
for or forfeited, etc. Brashear had no
money, but produced check for S920.SO,
drawn by Lacey & Baker on the City
National bank of Fort Worth. On this
Crump advanced $40, and Brashear de-
parted. Crump felt uneasy, found IT,
Brashear was playing him, sent hi az
on and staid over with Brasnear +, wiz wy
MN MN through and get his money b h eIo
only some Y was found on B;osb""anr
t amo , nus c9nIederates are at lr.rge, but
rested. Ifth6 game had DO s ESQ % ar az,
novelty, Crump would ma ~ bad , lmoIo
sympathy. 80 h'u moro
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
Motto. from Grcnn,lli.

GRnENvrLLE, Oct 2l.-[Spocial.-In
Tho trial OF Smoot for fence cutting,
tho jury returned verdict ofnot guiltv
Last night r.. II. Rogers, OF Rockwell
county, got into bad company and was
robbed OF $50 by negro. N WV
November. A''" VI
Candidates are rounding up the cor
hers preparatory to the near election,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

THE dispatches say that WASH JOINS
will withdraw from the race for COVER
nor and make the race against Lam
HAM for congress. He has but two
weeks in which to do so, but this is bet
ter for him. rs he might write another
platform.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

WE hope nobody will accuse the HER
MD Of paradng in borrowed plumes
when itsays thatthe WASH JONES party
n Texas is like unto mulo-"it has no
bride Of ancestry, or hope of posterity."
This is why the Colorado City branch Of
he party showed such weakness for
he iackaAs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

THE gamblers have all been expelled
rom Waco, and it is said the nights of
he green cloth and nimbe-fuers, who
formerly domiciled there, have take
up their abode in Fort Worth. "Birds
Of feather viii flock together"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
Uheek Conhdcnrs Arrs,,

Jas. d. Brsshear was arrested ar d
jailed last evening by onicer Aherne, on
the affidavit ofIsrael Crump, who swore
that Bradshear got him fonl on tho con.
hdsnco check business, nj The nnion 10.
pot, between and 7 o'clock n. m. TIe
gsno was the old old story. ON The
route TO Dallas Bradshear had cultivated
trump, representing himself AZ a NOR.
rhant returning from New York, Al
ms point hn wnr mot hv
parties who urgently assisted ihsi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

JUDGE NoRToN's candidacy has driven
WASH JOINS out Of the race, or if he is
still running he makes no noise over it.
When the election day comes around
here will probably be but two candi-
lates in the field; IRELAND and NortroN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

PIrrspuRo, oct, 2l.-A number of coal
mines along tho Monongahcla river.
which have boon closed down, will re-
sumo operations tomorrow. at tho re-
uured mining rate adopted by the on
orators OF coal exchanges. Tho striking
u .in VINO nave been ont all summer,
VIII OnnOse lho rosnmntinn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
Now enn.h.l,nrn,nnn

LouiSviLhE, Oct 2l.-rho assignee Of
the Newcomb-huchauon company sent
out n circular to-day REQUESTING cro3it
ors to meet ut Louisville Noyoinhcr Tx
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

WHAT was was the use of mob vio-
lence to rescue prisoner who was, in
obedience to a writ of habeas corpus, in
he hands of the district judgo2 Why
vas not JUDaE Hoop allowed to pass on
he matter2 CouRTRIGHT was in con-
rol of Fort Worth officers and hear
ing sot for Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
WEDNESDAY, oHToBEN s2, 1884.

THE people Of Chicago have publicly
resolved that if negro deputy marshals
try their Cincinnati game that they
wont leave a greasy spot Of them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

LocKrsET, n, v, Oct. 2l.-Tho Lock-
port Banking association to-day made
general assignment " its bank and nor
sonal property 10 its creditors. There
are no preferred creditors,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
The Central pncife,s Ney, T,,,,,

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2l,-Tho Central
Pacific railroad company announce the
adoption OF the 10th merid-
ian as standard time for tho RIM.
ming of its trains west ot Ogden and El
Paso, To begin at noon on Noyembor /
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
A nIr Cnrrn ~ 49,.

GALVESTON, Oct. 2l.-'rho stoemsbip
kegins, for Liverpool. carried g.o1, halcs
ot cotton, heing the largest simple cnr,,S
OF cotton that over lcrt Galveston. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

AN address, signed by over 100 of the
most prominent Republicans in Con-
necticut, has just been issued, in which
they give their reasons for not support
ing BLAINE. Among other things, they
say, to vote for him, would be, in their
Judgment, setting party fealty above
honor and honesty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

A'AH ~ ilt NlbNk MAEhOAs
NV NohR, Oct. 2l,-G Governments
strong.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
The stock market, alter an irregular
opening, became firm and advanced
slightly. Before the first call, tho bears
made sharp raid on New York Con
trial, forcing tho price down from sqi, to
sE4, Union Pacific fell Off Ia 10 5l5[.
Northwestern l to S5ls, Lackawanua !
to l.O2if, and other shares "a TO 3 per
cent. IL soon became evident that worry
little stock could be- shaken out, and an
Improvement sot in, which carried
prices up = TO 2ls percent. Tho strength
of the market induced considerable
covering of short contracts, End this as
sisted the upward turn in prices. After
p. IN. the market weakened on tho rtI-
NOR of the failure OF d great London cot
ton house. Prices were or y, to ~ per
cont. At the close a fresh buying move
ment set in, and tho market closed
strong. AZ compared with last night
closing, prices are "a to IA per cont.
higher for Canada Southern, st. PauI,
Louisville & Nashville, Missouri, Kan
sas q Texas, Jersey Central. Erie.
Oregon, Transcontinental, Omaha, I'm
ion Pacific and Western Union, "a To -
per cent. lower for the remainder of the
list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
Denn.l. LnN.on 3 Simmer Ir.In

NEW York October 2l.-Tho firm OF
Donnell, lawson & Simpson, bankers.
which failed during the recent manic in
wan street, announce that they expect
10 resume business tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
Nenrlr Nn,h,nr

CHICAGO, Oct I.-Tho BURLINGTON
road began the sale to-day Of rebate
tickets. from Peoria to Kansas CIV.
Council Buns aud all Missouri riyGr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

ABILENE Oct al Special - The
county commissioners today LET the
$4,000. JAM 70 COST
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

THE waco Examiner pays Mr.. WELL
BORN the following high compliment,
"All ievity aside, but indeed MIR. WELL.
BORN is doing excellent service TO the
cause OF tariltreform. The people are
being rapidly educated on this import.
ant subject, not only in Texas but ALI
over the country. Correct action will
surely follow eventually. We would be
glad to see WELtnoRN at work up north
where the people need that sort ofthin..
Hero they arc comparatively sound.
WELLnoRN Is born orator, and ne
would work very efficiently anywhere
In the west
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

hcSwEENEY, who laid four month,
IN an English prison, was ouoo the mon
most enthusiastic in receiving CLyyR.
LAND ON his visit to Brooklyn. IIe saws
that BLAINE isa know-noihing at heart.
and has 80 little sympathy for an Irish.
man and poor man that ho would not
even answer McSwErNEr's letters.
KELLY says that no genuine freshman
viii support BLAINE unless IL be for tho
sake of an office, and there are bu. few
OF this kind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

TnE Journal says Eagle Pass has a
plethora Of donkeys, dogs, eats and can
didates. This is deplorablc, for the
donkeys will kick, the dogs run mad
and hight, the cats make night hideous
with their caterwaulings and the candi.
dates will "set 'em mp" to the boys. OF
all the OWLS complained Of thero they
should kill the least lot them massacre
the dogs and cats and permit the don.
keys and candidates to exist
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

WHAT has become Of BLAINR's great
libel suit against the Indianapolis Senti.
nelH Has 1t boon dismissed or is the
man who was "married in the sight OF
God" holding it over until after the
electionG When it was first instituted
the HERALD predicted It would mover
come to an issue and It thinks so still. In
iact' MR. BLAiNE's sworn admissions
exhonorate the Sentinel from all liza.
pility, and 1t would DO nonsense ON the
part of tho Painted Knight to continue
II further. VERT ~ preyalebit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

NO wonder BLAINE accumulated such
enormous wealth in ~ brief a congress-
ional career lie bought up cheap or
was presented with worthless bonds,
and when anybody wanted his official
influence he made them buy these bonds
at par. He calls it shrewd liuuncering,
but honest people, who haven't boon 10
congress, call it official corruption. No
wonder he is ablo to put on so much
style.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

TIM HERALD bows its acknowledg
ments to the Kerens Light for the fol
lowing; "The Dallas HERALD has be-
come power in north Texas. Tho
HERALD has been steadily gaining on
MI its competitors until within the last
few years she has taken her stand in
the front rank rs great daily journal"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22
SANGER BROS
COMPLETE
Department.

we nave completed our new building, structure complete in detail tho
CT moor OIL Wch being most complete in light ventilation we have any,
WIN more than complete stock Mems Clothing Hats and
ing sOOaS' In act our measure of completeness to Orlowo %
doing it. We arc showing ~ "~@
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

A number of papers in this state con
tinue to state that tho Republicans car
ried Ohio by ll,OOO majority. This is
mistake. The plurality did reach that
figure, but for the first time in any Octo-
Der election in presidential year, in
that state during the last twenty-four
years, they failed of majority. The
combined opposition outnumberod the
Republicans by over n thousand votes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-22

tie JOlier.' |'''
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DYSPEPSIA.

sedentary habits, mental worry, peryou,
excitement, excess or imprudcncc i'm cns
Ing or drinking, AMI various other causes.
induce Constipation followed by general
arrangement OF the liver, hdneyS, and
stomach, In which the disorder of each
organ increases the inrmity Of the Others.
Tho immediate results are Loss OF Anne.
TIE, Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn. FInt.
ulcnee, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
OF physical and m,ual Nigor. distressing
S'AS.", w'ishtandf u,mgsSm III, stomach,
anu Increased Co,tiycncss, all OF which arc
Known under one head as Dyspepsia,
ihe!ery instance whore this disease does
not originate from Scrofulous faint In Tho
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon to effect u cure. Those cases
not amenlblc 10 the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly WELD IL
the PILLS are aided by the powcrfuiblood.
purifying properties OF AYERS SARsApN.
RttLA.
Dyspeptlcs should know that the lonrcr
treatment OF their maady ~ postponed.
the more difficult Of cup It becomes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
tluframtIamem I'M Qanaer.

I'm Die Sro8e az euti9eiben, oh perfItz
terrier llntrautiamen ictne SeimtfraTt 0ur6
bic 8eroaumg %pcrlicre, bat man iiingit NIT
elmer QtllsaDL bon 4ferbm Gerinbe i'll Der
9trt augeltellt, DAB man &reSpett0rner u1z
ter ben 6afcr menBte uno init oenlentgen,
melhe nnDerbaut aus benz Oiinger auSges
i6ieoen ipurben, Ieimun9sOeril6e arlz
itcute. Oicitlben batten bas ii~berraldetoe
@rgebniB, bas Der sr0Bte &6eil 6teier S0rs
ner in reeelmdBiger Netle tein1te. Sci
einem %Stpetten Geriu6e mltroen Die aus benz
8ferocoinger 9eiu6ten un~uerOauten GreSz
penf0rner eiiemS 6ien geretbt uno Die aus
benz S9ienoiiltger gelelencn &Drner, tpel6e
olio stpeinlal nit DerOaut tparen, ~e6enfalls
gr0BtentbetlS feimfabig gefunoen. 0iele
ouffaIenbe @rl6einung %peranlaBte nod gu
ei1lem oritter 8eriu6e, Del6er in Der Wetle
ousgefii6rt tpurbe, baB Die BON Dem Seer
lubsodlcn ACKNOWLEDGMENT &0rner an ein
S6ipein perfiittert uno Die aus bemS6peis
neoilnger 9erporgeiudten Srespenf0rner
gum Drttten Wlale elmer &eimprobe unter>
fporfen tpurben, Bel pelAer glet1faaS feims
fabige &0rner, tperll1 al6 in gertngerer
WenQe, eefunben moroen.
Wenn man bebenft, tpie Dtele Iogenannte
Sinterfru6t rob uno troden perfittert
tptrb unb pel6e Wiaiien bon l1ntrautiamen
ouf btele @eile alet9aeittg in ben Ounger
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14
Wer,pcrfem Scr &0he.

9as 8eriperfen Ser &ii6e, mel6es ni6t
in Solee me9anti6er @intpirfunget ooer
anoerer @ele8enbeitSurla6en, tute 3. 3. aus
benz @enuiie gifttger, perDorbener Suffer-
mittel, ODER au6 lebbaften BetDegungen
un0 Q(nitrengun9en, %itarfen @oerldien,
NbIterben Der Sungen &C., entltebt, lonoern
peldes lelt0enarttg o%uftritt, nirnrtt in
neuerer 3eit, Dte MAJ augelnetn ttagert
bort, auBer0rDentli6 gu. Die GrfenntnIB,
pelde groBen Na6t6etle fir Die 2anomtrtbz
i6aft, beionbers aber fir bic 8ieb3udt aus
benz malieuGdften 0erperfen ertDabieu, lit
porbanoen, un6 be86alb 0irfte eS 9eipiB
3eitgemdB iein, %biejenigeu Mabregeln ettDas
gu belpre6en, tDel6e it9 gegen 6as Uertperz
fen ergreiieu lafien.
Sn ben meilten TGQen bat man es BET
benz Uerfperfen nit elmer Qlnltedrugstranf>
belt Az tbun, benz oaS Uertalben Dir0 Taft
INNER in ben glei6eu GtGQen tuieber boob
o6tet uno tatn in iold)en umfange oors
fommen, bag oer gan5e Beltan0 trd6tiger
3i6e 0doon ergrifIeu miro. Wtan bat be-
reits nd6gefoieien, oaB Der G6lein aus
Der G0eioe elmer Sub, iDcl6e oerporfen
bat, in Die SGetoe elmer 9e,ltitoen trddttaen
Sub etngeipribt, anltedcno tDirtt uto Diez
Der cine 5e6lgeburt CUR 8olge bat. Our6
bic n~ellclten ltnterlu6ungen miro Dies be-
ltdttat. IS liilo lor1tt Dtcle UnbaltSplrntte
fiir bic Munabnne elmer 2lnItedung Dor0ans
ben. Olci6uiel we(0er Nrt oer aultedenoe
Stoff lit, 10 Diel 1T gepiB, Dab bic Nns
itedung 1amcttlIh oit6 Den Sldubooen
un0 Q(Qt5, tDaS bnmit 5llammcn0dtgt,
OernlittClt ipitO. 0aB bic uebertragllHD
6lr0 Die 6~eiuoclte Gtrelt erfolgt, bon IDels
der Die Nn%iteGuug9it0tte betin Stegen Der
Ibiere dIt ben 5tDtper iibertraget iperoet
t0nnen, bafdr ipri0t bic %otttn1ls 9clitndte
NabrneGmuitg, oab, lDeiin trd0ttDe NlDe
lttct einaaOcrfe1cu, baS @tripcrttn bon
Ia6barfuD 5u NGbbMfnb fortldrettct.
Mber and fir jene Sale, IN oelet bic Grs
trQttltitg lCgcIo5, balo an oteletE balo an
icnem 8unttc ciitgS reiWbcieBtcn StaQes
Quitrttt, muB cine llebcrtra9itng oitr0 be-
ltimllttc 3tpildentrGger, bur6 bic D01oe
De5 WlctterS, Dur0 @crGtDl9aftet ODER Die
Streu argellomnten iucrocii.
Sic 9nRo5me, OaB our6 bic Cuff bic
Nnltedung Dcrmittelt tperoe, lle9t allBer
benz Bereide Scr Q8a9rldetnli6telt. Od>
ee9en ltegt Die Notwithstanding 29atlGde
Dor, 6aB bic 9nlcGung ourb oas Selegell
Derlnittelt tperoen taulI. @tu Stler bele9te
3uerit nte6rere &ilDe, tpelhe pertalbten, lno
es bate bierauf ieine foIgenoe ScriDcnoung
BET 4 in perldieoenen StGQeu uhterGebrad7
ten Siibeu Sur ToIge, baB Die leBteren
1Gmntli6 DeriDarfen.
Gin sroBes @etpiht 1T auf bic GntferS
nung Der ytadgeburt Der &ilbe Su le9en.
8enn Die ent1peber gang ober in SeBen abb
9ebenoe 9ea6gcburt ouf Der Streu Itegen
Iiegen bIeiDt, 10 gebt ite iebr raid in Saul
niB itber unO berbreitet tpeitere SGulntB err
5eugenoe Stoffe auf Dem 2a9er Der Ebiere.
@s lit e~rtpteien tporben, DAB Die yfabelentz
climbing Der &Glber uito Die Guterent3ltls
bung Der Gibe auf ipG6e anitedenoe Stofe
SurldgefiIbrt tper0en miiie uno oaB 3tpt7
l6en oteien beioen &ranfbeiten uno benz
8ertperfen gemiiie 8eatebuugen befteben.
Wton bat nerlu4speile bur9 uebertra9un9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

iebr qeri1qer Weengen Des S6letm0usfluiz
les BON &iiben, trel9e nertporfeu batten,
betln frtid) gebprenen Ralbe 9tabeltpannez
ent3ilnouuo, 10 tpte Bel Der Stub Deftige Gu>
terent5illbung bcroorgcrufen.
Ser Bette BeipeiS fiir Die 9tidtigfeit Der
Nnnahrle elmer 9uitedung ourd) etnen be-
ftimmten Stoff miro our0 ben li6eren @rz
fntg elmer geetgnetet Sebdnalullg geltefert.
Cine er0iebige Gstpeftung oes StolbooenS,
Der Streu ul1o Gtougerdtbe lno Die Ser
i~tQIunQ Der Gii0e bat nod jeoeS Wtal Sic
MISUNDERSTANDING obgel6nttten. Serltout,
b. 3. in anoere Stdle gebrQd)t lper0en
miflen aber ni6t bic l90n ertranften 8lbe
tpcrDen, ionoern Die gclliHoeI trGDtige1
I6tere. 2{le &ithe, lpeld)e berettS Derz
iporfel baben, uno iene, BET ipeldel id)on
S0eioenausfluB beitebt, tpeld)er ais Q}orz
bote bes 8eriuerfen5 gilt, bleiben I'M olten
Stale. 9luBerbem lit bic @ntfernutg ieoer
Streu, Ser @uspiirfe, Sic griinoli0e SGu>
berung ber Sall0eriu1e, Der @erdt6e uno
beS GtalboDenS, ipie cine na0trdglide
oriublide @ntpeltuug a0er bieier 0inge
unbebinQt nDtDig; Dies fan'1 elnaig nlr III
Sen 5SGIen oas Beripcrfcn minoerlt, tpo oie
GerbGltniile eille &Critauung ntd)t S%ulafieit.
Die @rtpeitltn0 gelbiebt 0ur1 9luflhutte1
ro0er Sar6o[idure ooer @iienoitrioll0iuna,
%tpora!tf Scr 8ooen nit beiBen Malier abz
Qeihmernmt miro; audi @bIorfalfnalier
0oer Gauge tbu1 quite 0ienfte. Netu Die
Gutpetung poaitdnOi8 iei1 iou, mitiien bte
S6iere einitipeilen aus DEM Stale entfernt
blcibet, bis Die Tutterbarren uno anOeren
@erGtbe ebenfaaS rein genlN6t ltno, bamtt
bie Gbierc nidt bon ben b06it iibelrie6enz
ben un6 lelbit Der @eiun6beit iddbIi6eu
@ntpeitungsmitteln, g.. 9. Nusi6tpefeln,
beeintrG1tigt perben. Sc griinoli6er Die
@ntpe1tung gei6iebt, oelto mebr Soffnung
1T auf Elm rai0e5 Qufboren 0es BermerfenS ;
bic ulnitGnbli1feit oteler WtaBregeL l06nt
ft0 rei6liD burh BEN @inbalt, ipcI6er Den
ionit unausbleibltden 8erluiten genladt
tpirD. 2tbgeieben bon BEN unlnittelbaren
gtadt6eilen Durd 3ugrunoe9eben Oer sat-
Der, bleibt meiit bel Oen Wtlttertbieren et=
mas suriid. nnmeutlid idletdenbe &raltfz
belt Der @eburtswege, pelde st bebeutenoer
0tbmagerun3 uno ipGterer llnfrubtbarteit
fiibrt. 9lipenoung innerlider Nrsneien
lit smedlos uno BET ho6trGdtigen &ii6en
iiberbaupt Su permeioen; ntbt ielten nirb
bierour9 crit Elm @ertperfen berDoreerufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-14

unb BON ba in 6as Selb aelangen, 10
brau6t man it9 nt0t gu punoern, tpent
Die llnfr1uter oft gu elmer unertrGgli6en
Sat- tperoen. Nus bteiem @5run6e iAeint
eS Oringenb geboten, Die 3ur 8erfittterung
gelangenbe 6interfrtdt, nelAe itets me6r
Ober min0er 8roBe W2aiien bon ltnfrautiaz
lleil entGdlt, cnttpeoer DorDer gu i0roten
e0er 66er tii0tiq abSufo0en.