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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-05
THE STORY OF A LIFE.
JOHN C. SAKE.

Say, what is life? IT'S to be born
A helpless babe, to greet the light
With a sharp wall, as if the morn
Foretell cloudy noon and night;
To weep, to sleep, and weep again,
With sunny smiles between-and then /?
And then apace the infant grows
To be a laughing, sprightly boy,
Happy despite his little woes,
Were he but conscious of his joy!
To be in short, from two to ten,
A merry, moody child-and then?
And then, in coat and trousers clad,
To learn to say the decalogue,
And break it, an unthinking lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
A truant oft by field and fen,
And capture butterhies-and then?
And then, increased in strength and size,
To be anon youth full grown;
A hero in his mothers eyes,
A young Apollo in his own;
To initiate the ways of men
In fashionable sin-and then?
And then at last to be man,
To fall in love, to WOO and we'd
With seething brain to scheme and plan
To gather gold or toll for bread;
To sue for fame with tongue and pen,
And gain or lose the prize And then /?
And then in gray and wrinkled ED
To mourn the speed of life's decline;
To praise the scenes.his youth beheld,
And dwell in the memory of lang syne,
To dream awhile with darkened ken,
To drop into the grave-and then?
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-05

it will invade the province of most
other drinks? It's safety, its bracing
properties, and the tingling sensation
its sends briskly through the veins and
along the nerves are qualities that
recommend it to all. 1t is better than
coffee, because it stimulates without re.
acting, and it has the same advantage
oyer tea. In much broader sense it
is superior to the concomitants of a
bar. 1t braces quite as well as wills.
ky without assailing the liver or un>
steadying the brain, and though it has
not The exhilerating properties of cham.
payne, it in time clears the mental fac.
ulties for action and secures more
permanent readiness of perception and
spontaniety of reason, Here, then, are
encroachments against the prosperity
of our trade with China, Japan and
the Indies, and against that representa-
tive bulwark of our National lndepend.
ence, the whisky traffic.
To further facilitate the success of
aggressive action, the drug-stores have
taken to supplying filtered hot water to
their willing patrons, so that a devotee
of the prevalent fashion is not restrict
ed to the domestic tea>kettle for the
nourishment Of his temperately riotous
propensity. "Gimme cup hot water
is coming to be an order as common as
its immediate predecessor, "a little ale
juice" with the further support of fe-
male drinkers. The fact of ladies be-
ing able to range up to the counter,
and endorsing the order of their es~
corts, repeat the shibboleth: "Pll go
you one" indicates the ease with
which the fashion may become
so fascinating that it will run to a mid.
summer extreme,
AS everyone recognizes the dangers
of ice water, while hot water is now
regarded as a catholicon, may we not
find the "cooler" abolished from its
snug corner, the ice pitcher flung out
of the parlor, and the thirsty guest
served with water from the kitchen,
"piping hot?" Instead of the custo-
mary "Ice cold Lemonade" that has
been the time~hOnored associate of the
mundivagant circus, the cry will be
"Red-hot lemonade, fresh from the
boiler" Instead of coffee and cognac
after a fashionable dinner, it will be
hot water and nutmeg. Instead OF q
"nightcap" of brandy, there Will be
the "eye>closer" of hot water. As
guests come or go, in formal or sociaI
calls, it will be the polite thing to ask
MAY l offer you cup of hot water ?
And instead of the customary cigar tC
aid the business conference in the
Office down town, the janitor will fetct
in Steaming beaker of Adams all
brewed to the scalding point.
These are the innovations looked fol
and reasonably to be expected. There
Is only one serious impeachment in the
way of their successful entry. Tit
word "water" is plebian and unaristo
cratic, besides being repugnant to {
large class of ready drinkers who's,
sole antipathy is to the name. AS tn,
idea was projected from New York
we suggest that this beverage be term
ed Gotham punch, and we give war
rant for its immediate adoption int
such universally of use that the coffe
dealers and saloon keepers will speed
ly be in open rebellion. Chicago In
ter Ocean.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-07-05
The Hot Water Rage.

The growth of some evils, like veg
etable fungi, is so imperceptible yet so
rapid that we hardly note their ap.
pearence before they surround us. In
sidious attack is more dangerous than
a thrice-armed open force, since pre-
pared defense is impossible. Deter
mined courage is required to resist sur
prises, and if there is some scattering
in dismay at first, the rally and the
stern encounter are the more admira>
BILE. Society is just now threatened
with a craze, corresponding to mania,
that may result in the most serious in
jury to several important industries of
the country, besides doing away with
some established institutions of ancient
custom that have heretofore been
deemed among the choicest Of mum.
dane delights. But little while ago
the matter was in such puny infancy,
sensible people blandly smiled in con-
descending pity of the innocent crea-
lures who took kindly to it; but now,
after the fashion of the infant Hercu-
lies, it is leveling all things before it.
No one has ever made vigorous war
fare against opium>smokers, for the
reason that their establishment did
not involve in ruin others who were
honestly and resolutely following legi-
innate business in the effort to gain q
comfortable living. But the case is
different with hot.water drinkers, who
maliciously infringe upon the advan,
tage of others, without dong them.
selves injury.
Some months ago a New York ply
sician, influenced by what mercenary
motives does not appear, advocated the
drinking of cup of hot water either
before going to bed at night or on arts,
ing in the morning, declaring it to be a
natural stimulant and regulator of the
stomach, and hence one of the best
possible agents of health. The efect
of such advice could be nothing less
than its adoption, and experiments
were made by all sorts and conditions
of people. Singularly enough, the
prescription being gratis, the use of the
tonic was found to be highly beneficial
producing results the most satisfactory
and agreeable.
Unfortunately, to give the innova
ton greater impetus, some very prom
inent people gave their testimony tt
the efficacy of the drink, and hot wa
ter for purposes of internal bathing
became fsshion-a fashion that il
now alarmingly prevalent. At frs
glance few may perceive the peril
confronting the interests of the genera
community, and fail to understand
that the greater the individual benefit
derived from the use of hot water thu
greater the demand for concerted CD
position to the movement on the par
of considerable proportion of tn,
business public. The thing to be takeI
into account is the tendency of thi
new principle of hygiene. What vii
be the consequences Of its becoming
more the rage?
Already great many people drinl
hot water in place of coffee at break
fast and thing that can upset tn
National passion for coffee will regar,
none Of our customs as sacred institu
tons, May we not, therefore, find tina
, 1884-07-16
Translation.
appointment.

GQ HE Ministry of Finances has
S under date of 21st May
a. c. appointed cand. juris OTTO
CLARENCE KNUDSEN to prac-
tiSe until further as lawyer at the
Upper Court and at all the Lower
Courts in the Danish West India
Islands, and Government has accord
ing to authorization given by the
Ministry resolved that Lawyer
Knudsen shall be considered resid-
ing at Christiansted.
, 1884-07-16
acknowledgements

NAET bekjendtgj0res herved i
~ Henhold til Coloniallovens
) 5S,- at Diet paa Finantsministeriet<
derom nedlagte Observation-Disclosures
Forestilling har behaget Hans Ma
jestset Kongen we'd Allerh0ieste Res0-
luton af Ode f. NJ. aIlernaadiost at
stadfpste den af Colonialraadet for
St. Croix we'd 2den B%ehandling den
7de April d. A. vedtagne TiIIagsbe-
Wiling til Budgettet for st. Croix
Commune for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1888 til Site Marts ia. under
Post T. "Bygnjngs og andre ube-
stemte Udgifter" til BeI0b S1400.
Gouvernemcntet for de dansk vestindiske
0 er, st. Croix den lode JUL 1884.
G. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-07-16
Ansnttelse.

mcnNDER 21de Mai d. A. har
- Finantsministeriet meddelt
cand. juris OTTO CLARENCE
KNUDSEN Tilladelse til at proce-
dere paa Prove we'd Overretten og
samtlige Underretter paa de dansk
vestindiske Ger, og i Henhold til
Ministeriets Bemyndigelse har
Gouvernementet bestemt, at Over
retspr0yeprocurator Knudsen skal
anses boende i Christiansted.
, 1884-07-16
Van Brake
TRANSLATION.
Publication,

RT is hereby made known in CON
81 formity with the Colonial Law
: So that His Majesty the King on
the most submissive representation
of the Ministry Of Finances has been
most graciously pleased by Royal
Resolution Of 9th ultimo to sanction
an additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality Of st.
Croix for the financial year from
the 1st April 1883 to the 3Ist March
a. c. sub Item T. "EApen~es for
building and other uncertain ex-
penSes' for an amount Of SI4OO, said
Money Bill having passed at 2nd
discussion in the Colonial Council
Of St. Croix on the 18th April a. c.
The Government of the Danish West
India Islands, ST Croix the 10th July 1854.
G. III. ARENDRUP.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
10 bite man i'd Bel eil1em etrpniaen Gins

10 bite man it'd Bel eirer1 etIDai8en Gins
fauf Dor Dem ioeeuannten Gonneniteig,
nelder MIR gu bdufig in Den &aufldOen
OerfGlI0t uno oann oaS refine Git fir Die
8jenen lit. Wiu man ourd)Qu3 OoniJ
iitgtern, 10 sable man lieber einen etrpas
D6beren qreiS oaTl;r ullo itebnte ben etbea
bon clilem befannteu SleueilSu6ter, Delder
getUiB germ fir Die unDerf1li1t1eit ieiuer
Wadre WetpGbr Ieiftet.
"a inocicn irtiner6in Safe eintrete1
l109ell, in oenen man gar tetnen 6oni8 ST
faufen pernlag, 10 lit man oarauf oHgeptes
len, lid hit GriaBmitteln 5u 6elfen. Inter
oielen utmnlt Der brauue Gai0i53uder Die
eri1e SteIe eth, o6TpobL 0ieIc audi BEN ges
rD0bllIbea 3ufer ntit glsih gute1r GrfDlge
nnQepalot gabeu nollelt. Cur Tit1eru1B
ldlaBe man Den ,3uGer in StllGe, ld)iitte
oicle in etlt etpd l Yfulo baItelloeS Vla5
ulto itilpe lebteres baum in lponlgraum
oe5 St0Ges dlf Die lter3u eingertdtete, lber
Dem Brltraum beftlloItGe OefFi1u1g. IS
lit burhauS ni6t notbmenotg, ben 3ltder
dtsufeud)ter, bd er i6on aus Dem St0G gez
nlge11o Scu9ttofeit an5ie9t. 0aulLt teOo6
ber 8iensutof ii6 1tiht 81 lebr dbtu6te,
ntuB oaS 0laS bort, 100 cS duf DEM 3tDis
lnen 6origs uto Brutraum beft1oltd}ell
8rette aufitBt, nit 2ebm feitgefttta tperDeu.
W2anhe lhnlet3en aud ben ettDaS augcs
feuAteteu 3ufer auf 8eAer lto gicBell Jpn
III Iafeln ooer Stangen, tpelde oanI ullz
mtttelbar IN Den Brutraum iIber Die 9S01
bentrdeer fir bic Bienen eineeiteut tperoen.
Tdls dDer Die 8ienen nun i6ou etlpaS
Gradt bo6en,, 10 sernaeen lie germ ben
3uGer uuo tra9en tbn i'll fleinen StiiGen
gum Gtofe biuauB. SIT bieiem Safe reiGe
man ibnen ben 3uder lieber in Torm .eine5
red)t oiden Surup, peI6en mai in fleille
NGpfe fiut, bi1t nit Waoo5s ooer Strobz
b6diet iberoedt, Danlit itA Die 8ienen niAt
beidmieren ooer gar Darin ertrilfel,
ulto rc6t oi9t ait oa8 8rutIQ9er 0er gtes
nen 6inani6ie6t.
Die iibrtgen oielfa6 in Bori6[ag 9ez
brdd)ten~ @rldblnitteI, mte 5. y. W~tGt5lDrup,
&artoffeLiprup ooer Granddaughter, tDelder
oft gar MIR aus RertoffelitQrfe ODER Wlai5s
itdrt un0 S4Defellaure ber8elteut tDir0,
iiuo ni0t gu entpfebLeu; ~eieLanebr TT boz
oGllielbel 3u pdrle1.
Set oer Tltterung uomertGi0 i'm
Winter -- Oeruria0e ntan 1ti0t pieL 0es
r6uiG, ~IonDern perfabre i'm @egentbeil
m0eLt6t ru9tg uno~ bebutiant. Bel itarz
XIII WEtuAlO IUSlutll OE OtSltCIt 81 lCHl
beurrnbigt uno aufgercgt; Der 91duely
tDeld]e1 lie i'm @iuter btleclt, lott IT'D dlf,
Die Sicnen uerlubel 5l frub5etttg ben IuSz
flug, f~ontnlen oann a6er auf Dem S6uee
I'm, iaLieBli9 fommt nod Die 3tubr Oa5u
unb ftatt gum DortbeiL yat man gum
SaaOen 8efittert, itatt Sreuoe errtct man
8croruB.
8eu1erft lei nod, 6oB tDenn man aen0s
t6i8t 1T, ben 5ufer flitiiis 5n Oerabrei6e1,
es geratben lit, Demielben ettpas GaLi5plz
idure beiSuFigen. Dapurd miro elmer CT
rpai8en @dbrung, melde lsiAt bic Jlubr
erjeugen fam, poreebeugt. 2tu6 iollfe
ltta1 I'D BEL 0elegenbett Des 6ltternS per-
gerDtlerlt, oh alb ni6t Die I'm Booen BE-
ftn0liden JiugIo6er Deritopft itno, tpaS
leiAt Ourf toote Bte:en gel6ebe1 fam,
in tpeI6enl Sale lestere rnitteL5 zines 6afs
deus al eltfernen ltno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

LIMB iegt it'd oatn bic Wtuttcr 3p ben &taz
bern ans 8eniter UNI gu udben ooer All
lelen, 10 miro i6r otes Siben i'm Sonnen>
ldein better betomneu, ais irgeno pelde
trQfti9ence Ntsnetmtttcl ans Der ApotDete.
Duntle Simrner oritden ben 0etir nisDer
uno berQubeu Sinu uro &5tpgr. SIS lit
eit GROCER 6ebIer besiBIiU Der @tiuno6eit,
Die Ge1iter Su Ueronntelt IND bic San1tt;e
i'm iteten Shdtten iisen gu Lafien. 3eiue
Der1tdnoige 6ausFrol ioute ltD oeficn iduls
ot1 MAIDEN. Smmer ioQte o05 ionnigite
Simmer 5unt 28oburanm gcDdblt DeyDen,
uno tpeDer yLulnen nod Blattp1anseu
ioQtelt Den Berpobnert1 Die erften StBpLdBe
Dor benz Sd,ttne oes 2td1tes itreitta ntod9eit-
oiirfen. S5eIbitpritdnoli6er Wetie lit Dies
lltdlt fir lolle NobnuUgen gemeint, in
lDcl9en binrti9en0 Seliter ~porbanoen ii1o,
toelGe iotpoDl ben Oletiden lpie ben 4Sflon>
gen 9enii9eno 2idt uno Quit geben. SralIel
III oerarti9cn WobHunsen ltogen iib, penn
tie Set unD 9taum oafiir babei, germ ben
GennB etres Stniter8drtdeus erlaabelt.
Qleiu fit engere Wn6nrdune, peEde o6ltes
bin rtur mallgel6aft beleudtet itno, pdfiet
Ste aIid6rLtd rtehr I'M fib 9reifeltDet ios
Beltaltntell yWintergdrten" nidt.
U2ltter mD3en aus Obtaeln erie6e1, Dap
linen nur bic 0abl bletbt 3tDii1crr bent
@oDIcrgeben t9ter SinDer IND ibrer lelbit
D0er benz zines tpinterIiGen BLuinenflors,
uno oieie Qgabl tann tbneu bod uuul6gLi9
l6tDer fuaeul
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
@unetfen 1tno aornwarner.

8on iOl6en Orten, mo sic JOINT Su ben
nlBli9cn Snleften geb0renoeu Nmeiien
l6aoen fonnen, ME ). 3. an 8ienenit0den,
unO IN ben t0duiern am .3uder ooer 9onig
&C., fam man ie Iet6t a6balten ooer per-
treiben Our6 6tnitreuen BON Ni6e, uelde
iie, nonlelttIi1 ipenn bielelbe nit OfettrlB
nerrlengt lit, ideuen. Nu2 Dertreibt tie
cine 2lbtodu,t9 bon WallnuBbldttern, @erz
mlt6, &ainfarrer, !6unoss &aminen unb
lonitigen bittcren ooer ELECTROMAGNETIC nz
gen.
8inbe[ bon ioG9en 8fIan3e1t, tpte bon
9dnfitengeln NIT oerett 9riiiten Bl6tterr,
betduben ullb tDbten iogar aud Ste &orns
iDilrner auf ben @etreibeb06e1t, Sulnal tueltn
man auf eini9e Gage bic 6eniter ooey 3uqs
loder bericlben idlieBt. Na9 neueren ST.
%fa6run8en ioIen io9ar 8inbel suten, frtz
l9en unO tart Ouftertoen Seles, auf oteie
Soben geIe9t uho 1T Die Oeffungen geftopft,
pie 9lei9e 9Btrfung ouf Die &ornnurmer
beroor6rtngeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
oS1tIeac a1mIcfct.

Sat alaernein etaubt man, Bag bas
iunge 0itbnben, lobalo e5 I'M 81 au5ge>
ipadDieIl lei, Die Gii0ale aufpide, oann aus
idiitpfe, iofort auf ietaen Siiben iteDe, lau>
felt fDltle ullo R6rler, Suleftelt o0er dnoere
9ldDrung ppn Der groe ~auf3uneDlneu i'm
Stanoe let. SnoeIlen boben aenauc Ge@
Obadtungen er9ebet1, oaB 0tele 2Inuabn1e
trrig it,.
gtreits "a Stunoen Dor Dem Nu8friehen
ot9n1et bas 9lbnhen inlerbalb Der nod
geI0lo1enen GII6ole, uno nenn bieie8
gttbulen aud nut iebr i0lpad lit, 10 6rauAt
oas 8hierden bier3u bod ntebr QHTt. ais
i6n Our@ Die Sdale btuourh augeFilbrt
iDeroen fam. GS lit Oe5baib biz @efa9r
Der @rittdung %DorDanDen; III SJolge oellen
iteIen it'd BeDegungen oeS Ibierhen5 ELL,
, olrd) Delde oer gauge &0rper geoe1nt unb
9eitreft miro, ulb bel oieier Beranlaliung
miro Der Gbna6eI oes 9a61d)enS 9egelt Die
inllere Wanoung oer GiiAaIe olgeDriidt
Itno angeitoBen. Su NerbtnDung nit Der
gr0beren 2%usoe1nung oes &orpers erfoIgt
hierDur6 oa5 Serbrcheu uno Qtufiprjngen
oer Sdale. 91un I6lIpft oas 36ter aus
unO atDntet tart, fam aber tneoer ioiort
Laufen, mod 9td6rung aufpiden. @s ltsgt
pielme0r 2--3 Stunoen lang ouf DEM
8alt1e un0 pidt ODER fribt ni@ts, ielbIt
uent man ibm ben G6nabeL III paiienOeS
Tutter 9%ineinDriiGt. @rit nadlbem cs I1e9s
rere Stunoen binour0 hiIflos oagele9en
uno 9erubt bat, madt eS 8eriuhe sum
@'s6en, nobel es ii6 Der Tli9eL ais StuBen
beOient. SIS erbebt ith, fdut 3uriiG, itebt
mieDer ouf &C., 10 baB eS bel oieien 8eipez
9ungen nlebr rutidt ais lduft. Grit na6
etiDa 6 StunOcn 6at oas 8ii0letn 10 piel
Strait AnO llebuug g%etDonnen, DaB es etlpoS
gu 9ehen Dernag, unO es fGngt nun aud
auf Der GrOe 81 pideu on, nobel eS ieoo1
mad allen Ge9enltGn6en piGt, iDelde lid
inuerbalb beS 8ereite5 i~eil1er Nugen bcftlt@
ben; eS pift 6auptidbli6 na1 alien 1euen
Qultftei1, nad 0Ias, 9or5euan, bLanfen
Jtdgelu, Sanof6rneru, tleinen @r6e0utgen
oeS 8o0etS &C., obne babel Die 0ia1rung 81
e~rfenns1t; e8 folgt babel Oer pifeloen Whlts
ter, tDeLhe i6n Die erite Nnleitung gum
Su6eI beS Suffers giett. Gin Grfenrert
oer gea6rung lit Dem iungen &udIeir ni6t
et9en, iue1tgitens ni9t auge6oren; es mir
ben baber ole Tbterden in Den nne;lten SUI
Len per6ungern ODER bod III 6ol9e 0e5 0un>
gers. uerfiimmeru, tpenrt ibnen ltiAt 0ur0
WtenlGcnDanO alsbaLo eeei9nete 92abrurg
in 0eltalt Uon 6art9efohten 3erbadten@terl,
tneiBem &dle ooer Quart, feinen ooer eez
ldrDte1en S0rnen &C. geretbt muroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Mot6fntterune oct SaDmes,.

8eim 6eranna6en bes Triblings bat
man genoue llmldau BET ben Bienen 81
balten. Da ieBt nod Bel alien, auBer ben
lebr itarfen St0Gen litnerli6 9tlt1e berrlGt,
lit eS oortduftg nur notDig, 1tb BON oeIa
Eutteruorratb oerieLben 3u I6erseugen.
3ei1t mag etnem Stofe Der 8nrrat1 auss
gegongeu lei1, nelder ionft rettungsIo5
Derloren, ieBt nod our6 reht3ettr9 iDIn ges
leiitete 9llfe bis sun1 Sril9ia9re, pant Die
8ienen ibren 0eOarf al Nlucn uno 6oni9
ii6 wieOer lelber etntraael fonueIl, ain 2e=
ben er6alten peroeu fam.
Oas Wfei1teritii6 Des Bienen3iidters lit
bic CUTE llebertDinterung, su Deld]er, tDte
lelbitperitdnolid, aud 9eb0rt, oaB lital ben
8ienen elmer 9enligenoen 6utteroorrat6 nit
lit ben Winter giebt. Qelbt fam man ii1
bierbei aber betm beiteu Q4tQen nerieben
uno ldon i'm 9erbite 3t iDenig 9onia i'm
8au fir Die Bienen 9%elaiiert baben, ooer es
baben oielelben meDr Der3ebrt, olS man
oorauslebte, ODER du6 man bat elnet Dtrts
Iihen Dionael an Deroedelteu Wdben ges
bGbt. Des0alb lit es ftets 9eratben, ftd
bel 3eiten bon benz Borbanoeniein etneS ges
nioenoen Bltteruorrat15 81 ilberseugen
uno fats man finoet, oaB 0erlelbe berettS-
in beoenfLtder Q8eiie aut Ole 9tet9e oeDt oDer
tuirfli6 gar idon aufge5e6rt lit, unpers
idGmt ben rim g6ier1en 81 9ILfe gu
tDmn1er.
Oieie 6l(fe nennt ntalt notwithstanding.
Oob niht aQein I'M Wtnter, 1onoerr aud
i'm Sonrler fam IS portortnell, oaB ntal1
oieielbe antpenoen muB. BET lenge aus
balertoer Glble llno naiier 8itterulg im
Sommer lit man iogar %ge3Dungeu, Die
Oeot0Fltterung ie6r bGtfig tn ~NnpenOuns
3u bringen.
8e3i9li9 bes Suffers ietbft, 10 lit Der
!6oni9 thinner Dos noturgemdBelte uro oaS
6elte, bauptiGNli9 oanu, tpenn man i'm
ben 8ienen in peroefelten 98aben porieBen
fam. Soute nun u%nglifli6er g4eiie Der
lelbltgesogeue 5onig AUDI aHsgeaangep leiu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
GtaoitrE Ie1t 1901.
Henry ~Scf1oegIk0pf,

go. %S&-S04 Nv J4Mo0LpD7GtE1BG
5pii4en T%tunfliu uNb Dlarfets ot9dBe
~offerirt in ~feinfer gSuate:
Gdtca Saoe= nab Dfoffa4saaTee,
s3Ae ScFtem BON 9viii, III .t,ie IG)loorse tt Sbee,
SranS. GaniEa=S 9Dfnt6Dc tno Gnc0o,
GpaGeMfir1e GdgDcisexnsttG,
4&te6is'5 SSEfiidzGr3cnfG,
Gatuciser &ttto ertttebI,
Staticni dc M1afaroni 3tt;o SStocltt,
Heuc &itie, U13ateeI utO &ttfe!l,
Stro1t;. GcoIesf itno GhaTipiaftcta,
0ctr9G:cfe GdJ!D6iitfit C4SiIjc),
@fut}G e5 9Gnter=g2ejJ 4ttg0 SS1rtc ~TeIAteEI,
SteI5nacIl Ntse Grbfe1antetI,
GctstI d cttsgSotl, SStl 9; u. 25adiboIoerbeeteH
Gpe&fa1csatas, Sa4aariacns% Saaaitel.
Nc1roGlt. &tr1sel, SttriGjeit IsIo @yctoeIbcereIr,
GSlf,e mo btttece WsGfs0eit,
aSraIneilen, Salinas atso SDbGTHftSbroo,
gates @pDaDi IIb SIipeH0I,
4e1tfdlct &,ittbearfGfS mo djtteI. Snseoet,
@dbtca Stettcabout8 ano 9ci5es gIad1s,
GGIeloorfer Gent mo MSctngSTg,
Ssan,buraeE gGdJtn0e taO 9eeuuaueea,
0er0sd)e rfe ana usaytaiete giotc.
GaI;lnrneuen Eso GaroeueTsXuttet,
gtoSlocd. SEeGMtersaSnd,o1ieS 1sItO Sto1HIG,,
Gus GnrOilte3 MatO 9sGDior,
%cu. WStIdjtcc &Grtagc,
GxrQSkucaee Wutt9lcbf yaFctsu,
E~riifTeIa ttIo @otiJecr 2ebertourIt,
K5ra4aIS o. n,ciacr GcrDetatlUueIt.
Gd3Gctt Ga7sn1 ettDaIct safe,
9Sariicr Gdialp T41bNG urm 9ot5sd tt @abr,
9e1tiGe Spt'aaraocs, &ol5TGabc,
@tues su BEN biui8iten Fretien.
Henry 5chCSl1kOpf
bin. flituu Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
@nrfnMeL4n

bis melt IN Sen CONNER binctn gut gu err
Daltell, miro empfo0(eu. bic porDer ob8ez
iDalhelteu &nouen iii einern Gorbe ODER
9ieBe ettDa bier Sefunoen lang i'll iieOenoe8
Moliet lntcr3utoudeu. III toelG' leBtere8
man ettpas 6obiaL; wirft. 0arauf ioIelt
Die 8%artofeln sum Nbtrodneu auf eincn
~Iuftige1 Sooen gebradIt ulo olinu auSges
breitet tperoeu. Dur6 oieie 8ebanDiuu9
miro Der Srleb gum Geimen gdrBlib erftidt,
uno Die ioI6erart belonoeIten aartoffeln
iouen LANCE 3eit burdouS i6matbaft
bleiber, tpenIl iie na0 Dem GrofeatDerbeu
I'M 0ulfelu auf5eDa1rt peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Wefnfaoen oer MEerne.

GGS cin uni6dOli6es gerubigungsmittel
fur ungeberoiGe gferOe beim Beidlaqen
iptro Die NnDtn6ung Don YeterfilienQtber
enpfoblsl, BON lDel6em man etnige Gropfen
aHf etllen Sdtpamm D0er ein Stld Qetu=
tpano tblt uno OieS Dem Yferbe uor bic
9lale bdlt, tDie beim Gbloroformiren BON
Weerl6en. 8teperbolte 8eriudbe babcn
einen gutell Grfolg obne gia6tbeiG fir bQs
BferO geDabt, tpeld)eS nit BEN Gitot6men
oes Net1ers ieoen @iberitanD geqen bos
8ei3lager auf9isbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Wonnestraft = =.
S tnienerher0effeQt.

Gin Sffer frii6erer Gin6en, tpelde Merbeni9tuG%e, Ssr~
Seitt9eit Stran etc. sesurfaden, bat, la0bent CT aHs be-
fainter Dttttel ~bersceets Prpbtrt bat, elm eirfadcs Ntitte'
Der Gelbapeitrre entScdt, foeldes &c tctenfrei Sett d5mit5
2~etssuScu ;rf6idt. Dtat aSreffre:
8. s. Ssepes, IS Gbat1amir., Ictu gort,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
@1stferSaI0f

@inen BET 8tclen tpegen ieines Iet9ten
3etti8gei6mafs beIiebten SaIat biloeu Die
sarGen 8tQtter Der tDejBen &iiben, tDelde
nlal, naGncm maj i0nen ba8 9rQut big
quf Oas 6er3 genonlmen BAT, i'm Seller in
Salo eiu9eldtagen a%ufberpabrt. 2tuh Die
Gllben leibit fam man troB Ser 8lGtters
benuBuns nod ie5r uobL ais Genuie fos
den.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
GSnqa3trresa.

@enn Gifiggurfen 5u ibi1nmeIn begiits
nen, le9e man eiu Sddaen nit etiuaS
ld5par5em Senf auf Die @urfen, norauF lie
fril0 uno bon ieoem S6iI1IneL befreit
.bLeIbel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
GrDfGoffera
MebcrfaDrt6 Sd)cjOe

bon unS nad) 8catfdGanO. btui9er mic ie. bel
LEOPOLD aEAXE@, gpar5e.tf,
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