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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
FREE TRADE.

In one respect the Democratic par
ty put itself on record as not party
of progress, when it says in its plat
form: Prom the foundation of this
government. taxes collected at the
Custom House have been the chief
source of Federal revenue. -ucl, they
must continue to be-
II can also be said from the founda-
tion of this government. the tsritl' has
been II question OF agitation, and it
viii continue to be. The tariff. like
other ios.ilizrd ideas, must 90.
Free trade between thi, country
and foreign nations should be a alb
solute and unrestricted a- it i, be
tween the state, of this union 1t is
the only commercial policy which is
in accord with our free institutions
and the business habits of our people.
If we would maintain successful
competition with the nations of the
world in its commercial traffic. it
must be- ON free trade principles.
The evils ot the Custom House
tariil method of raising rcycmur for the
government. have been from the
foundation of this government the
subject of shameless and imnImcrablc
sbuses II has been u perpetual source
OF agitation in Congress and ever at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
How We Wash The World.

"If Americans are not the most
gWlll people in the world the, are next
door 10 it, and | can prove il, sad
prominent soap manufacturers
How
"By thi> lotof good- and hc pointed
to the eases before him The, com
prised AN immense invoice for shipment
by to-day steamers ''t trau'iur-- is
next to godlin'>S, YOU know. hc con
tinucd, "and | really bcliryc America
washes the world. soap made here can
be found in every large city OF the
universe. The common ur pound brands
are USED extensively by the coiljcrs,
miners and posters of England. The
mills OF France and Germany are
stocked with it. in fact, If is USED from
the Orient 10 the OcclIcnt.
"Ihe pound brand is the common
brand, is it not''
"lcS, but there are many sweet
scented soap, that find their wn, across
the sea as well Medicinal soaps c~pc-
cially. sulphur soap. manufactured in
the United States is used understand,
10y the natives OF India in preference to
many manufacture, uf their own But
the greatest advance in the snpunaclou,
art has been made right here in our
own midst. Due bN one wr have
crowded the imported goods out. and
to-day, | think, the oull soaps manu-
facturcd abroad that lind market in
America are one or two old standard
brands, such As CASTLE, brown Windsor.
etc.
Are there not many imporlation~ of
soap nowadays from Frances
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
"Nataral" Nancy Luce.


Miss Nancy Luce is resident of lis
bury, on the Island OF Martha Vine
yard The house in which She was
born her parents occupied, and since
their death Nancy has lived in il alone.
II i- situated about thrcc-quartrr> Of a
milo from tine village Of West IiSburN
and Is ilaukcd uu either side by II grove
ut trees. Nancy j. regarded a a
natural curiosity, and one Of the first
"trip, 81 visitor tp the Vineyard under
takes is Il visit to her hermitage In
her early youth she was peculiar
chilI, 10 Is said, and was looked upon by
the ucghbprS Il, sort of "nataral.
A. ~h, grrw to womauhood her only
companions were a uannie-guat and her
horse "a wild creature whom She alone
had ridden. Her equestrian pcrforu.
aucc- were remarkable for the daring
and skill di,paycd and are even nos
we'll remembered
When Young woman, Nancy sud.
denly shut herself up in her room, and
refused Io >cr even her parents for q
long time.
Different causes were assigned fol
th,, act some say that Nancy had a
lover whose name was also Luce. Ar.
chic wa, "a sailor, and. owing to some
lover, quarrel. he departed Suddenl,
ou "A long voyage without bidding Nan
e., farewell. Ills ship was never >ightcC
after She lrfr port ON dark. cloudy
morning. Months after She had gone
81 tt lAnpl with trlIf mold,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

speaking OF the blessings Of sum
mer holidays, the Providence lR. L.
J0,aHal SAYS: From these golden DAYS
Of rest We must exclude those spent b,
the slaves Of fashion in their expensive
resorts There are many who hy from
the crowded cities only TO double else
where their follies and vices. They
never withdraw from their jewels and
display of styles Ia be- for season the
simple children Of the air and light
they never draw near to the dear
blessed earth, but go where they ma,
take with them their bondage, and ex
ist, and sigh, and languish and die with
out having seen any world except tha
made b. tho srcLilsci AID milliRar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
ENFORCETHE ORDIN ANCES.

The ordinances respecting the
cleaning up of back wards and water
closets should be more rigidlY en-
forced. Some localities in the city in.
dicatca sad neglect of duty ON tn,
par, Of those whose duty il is to look
into the matter and disregard OF
the law on the part of property own
cre Enforce the law or repeal il.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

THE Washington Star say: "GoV-
cruucnt clerks are not responding to
collection circulars. They feel that the
civil service law has relieved them
from that political scryitudr which
was formerly regarded a. a part of the
duty of all government employees.
They refuse to conccdc the claim OF
any political organization to any pro
portion of their wages
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
CAUSE OF RUNAWAIS.

More runawayN of teams are cauS-
ed by the blowing of loose papers ON
the streets than from any other cause
l. there not a city ordinance forbid
ding the sweeping of waste papers in
10 ihn etrnn 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

SENATOR VI. {. Butler i. hopeful.
He says: From all can hear the
outlook for the Democratic ticket is
very promising. With the progress
of the campaign Cleveland, chances
will improve, because his character
and his acts and ms purposes will be
better understood, and the prejudice,
against him by certain cla--r- of pco-
pie will be shown to have no lounda-
| tion for their existence"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

WILL sheriff Maddox see that the
ENAMi>ER gets the Fort Worth Ga
zcttc the .amc day it i, published;
since hc took charge it does not reach
H. tillthc next day after publication.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

STILL dry and hot at Bolton. Pre-
-umably the good people of that place
are stlll PRAYING for rain. May the
good Lord give the whole parched
slate cupious showers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

IT is by no means Il strange fact that
all Of the political parties Of this coun-
try are the especial friends and guar
dians of the workingmen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

SCIENTIFIC experiments prove that
alcohol j. found in every thing except
impure spring water Now We know
Whyit j. that some men show such AN
aversion 10 spring water
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

The London AcddeUV says; The
oldest oil painting eNtant j. probably -
picture Of Madonna and Child. The
date OF its production is marked upon
sS6-about the time OF Charlie
maigne. The work originally formed
part Of the treasures of art in the old
palace in the Florentine republic, and
was bought for few livres by Director
Benciyenue from broker in the street.
1t is not known, We believe, where ths
picture is to be found
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

IT is sad fact that the Waco dele
gates to the Houston Convention were
not heard from" y pity it, 80, but
It's so, and pity its true.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
Professiopai Notice.

Dr. w. II ,alIcc mas ietnovcd his OF
tic,to Castle, Morrison ~ Gus drug
store. At night hr can he found at the
MrClrlland note bN rciephOning or 10y
callil at room l0l. 6.2p-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

WI1u two campaign scandals ailoat
the average editor always finds some
thing TO write about.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

THE Fort worth Gazette still hum
rer. for "fror gra.s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
For Rent,

For Rent.-Two new Drlck store
houses near Narrow Gauge depot
Enquire OF Tom PADGITr.
iy29-lul.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

The cadets at West Point durn.
the summer are taught how To ,wn,
how TO Rescue drowning person, aud
the quickest method of restoring the ap
parently drowned. ~ T. TIMES.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

-leNas papers are recouuting the
maryrlou, story OF hoop snake that
chased little girl, who dodgcd behind
tree which the snake struck with the
spike At the end OF it, tail, causing the
tree to tromblc in every huugh and the
leaves to withcr and drop of at once.
lhe tale is put down amoug the snake
stories OF the present summer and Is
bound to bee truc,a> 1t j. fullN nifty year,
old and has never been autheuiically
denied II is comfort to be told that
the snake was killed. so that ii can do
no further harm Guic,siOH NetCs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

4 carpenter was noticed. on SATURDAY.
mailing green pine tree on the apex
OF the root of new dwelling \ large
number of men with their sleeves rolled
NJ were standing in the street below
watching the man mailing th" green
tree in H. place They were ma-on>
carpenters and lahurcr, who were en-
ploNcd on the new huildiug " hen the
Tree wa, fixed in lis place the group hc-
low chccred. and then each in tnru
graSpcd and -hook 10y the hand a man
who stood among them, but who had u
coat on. This was the uwncrof the new
hou>c
"Why is NAT green tree placed up
there on the top of the house wa,
asked Of the man who had nailed ii TO
the end OF a ridge pole
We'll, ii is acustom, IS understand.
that comes down from th. old DAYS IN
New England When "A Young couple
had rot the timber murti-ed and othrr-
wise all ready to build their house, the
ueighbor, were summoned To the rails
ing As the frame OF one side OF the
house was lifted into place hN The whole
company green tree nailed TO the
topmust timber was lifted with IL. This
was to indicate that the couple were TO
flourish ai.cr the manner ot green
ha, tree. After all the main tjmbcr'
had been put ia place the company
WAS entertained with cider and
pumpkin pies. besides this there wa,
usually demiohn of Mrdford rum
for the men folks. ~ T. sun.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Amateur tragrdian Yes, sir. |
claim that the mantle OF Forrest ha,
fallen ON me. Um>ympathihing Stran'
ger Indeed, How you must suffer-?
Amateur tragedan "Suiier?' Unsym.
pathi2ing stranger Yes, il fell from
such height, you know. ' n ! Her
ald
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

A cabbage was hurled upon the
stage at the California Theatre, san
jose, few nights agc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

A woman OF Greenwood Ne, ts
reported " w cutting her fourth Ss< ~
teeth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
25 CENr COLUMN

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\\ ~ !" M,rJ p" s""Ms Ill.,,
~ 'V,''ii Xxx H. Viyr.i A. tb,, ID, M
sou place near Johnson "''N'"f '"'h ..a,
N'ANTEn-A situation. by young inau
w - salesman iu ANY hiud "i husiu",-.
Apply at thi, Office Al1-4L
w An M3Im'A !" 'G'H , amy "',Im ,, i,,' M
W NmuIi l'iuliY '"'' ""-'0' Ni'l'E '
i"'1 barnard avenue
,..r,., -------.1- .-,---- .-----.-I
w in ni'y iiul" hn~inr', mr'ndy r''Ht,
ll>h'E ON" VINO b. not Hlihh "l N"IN ~
dress H. lock box "-i city. ""s'U
w AZ / lEp-N Hec"llhH, store. one nun
>incs. etc e. f. Kug,bury, Agt south side
lquHrc.
.,. --I-- = 80 W------
Ing ". a"l .5SS SE' %. 3i,,sfa s@j
over the state Central Bduk a2- l2t
op pr>.1, -.rl,r... ,...,, ..,,,,,.s .,,, Frank
l. " ,t' ,,i,, N,i. tt,,,..,,.
= -l' I"'.I u,1I ,it, " ,.''.i ,, 'VH'I,-t,' Vr.
"i'I,'l. 'I. '.t E,,-U, .,rr., 'F'''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY Oh

III In fhUfES Inc dOALii
tho l!tood al cnTicIcslt. and there.
fore a me iurigGTgfht ana cOFF""r
IN casc, Of all chronic Ddiddies WhNn
are associated with an INFpNL Khhyy
STATE or THE BLOOD. Those all Ir'
To tho rygulaiiug ali inouri- ri-hiugFH
crllns Of its great 10 tuair r4tm.S
II trumpcu -atrs for tho iOSs oJ rhMM
In lucrl 10y '',HSal,sl l,fi0lt, ,fidrThI
B.OHrhiGl aud ThTO1t "He,t,1pA
.rW rrW~ ~dB Feminine D,biIiwNa
reimburse the f'.u,iie J,bY>iYmh
those iussrS Of tifRiiGI dCCu IN s!'
In. cOmpidiIits y.,cIijIr 10 ne W.
Npiher> nursing thor uNu ci' ddrrp,
and d'iicdfe tT0Ui'u VAu eNpecl v
hecomo mothers. bring up rigci-
oiis rhiIir-n ,i.1 .Iid by All m ans u'7
n. N TW restore sufferers Iro"
.N"itffi ar NcFrO., Prostitution his
Ing from Drcr- W0rL. EFTCs'es =.
J,rOiFdrfcd DisegSc. n TN rm,
DrHi,LcnHcSS nm : tho opium H"o.
-inr u- fhc AppH .it" grows D. 'a'lles
amt . 60 lion Iuo rr vigorous n ruusi
tn. u-r OK t4is Z puIr. the nnuAluIA
craving dice -way uu'il tH'a-y eN
uur;. ~ LtGhifb. usyrii th L'Fi
C,mpI1iuts. M"l",iH f'rcf' AZ .sa
ALL NdidriGi D.s'ds": uill 4v1 tN
dr.HHu'iu: cHact- ul Icr'r 0f any
L0id Dr. Hns Hp t.Vfi N r'pdu'
T.i>f' ,I,pr"r - T. fi"H ""d X
J~tit.. aud lior'.- the DJ'pph" ~
raid au 'Tsiiy ns,tmH"bir "r.r
OF IoI; ana ~ q, pl'a-ant Z" 'heTri 'h,Ir'i
'hi the most sanl'ivr palate wiz
re TlL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Texas crown, accImatcd. Nutisiac-
tion guaranteed in all fruit trees, shade
or ornamental tree, bought ot me.
viii plant and insure ilrcquircd. VIII
give every advantage that any party
AT II distance can offer, and | am here
To make my contracts good. Reserve
your orders and call ON me nt the
SEED STORE. f. " NEsES.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Every smoker should ,mohc Lit
tie Joker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Mrs Mark Hopkins formerly Of
California, is building stone dwelling
house at Great Darlington, Mass,
which will cost SlUUU,uOO B0StOn
.JuyrUIi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

XIvANTED--N partner with siuo or s14o cash
w iu nice liltl" hu~iuv-- already c-ini'-
li>hcd. one Who /. not afraid ot work All
dress +" lock box "a city Hugdt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Ono good secondhand rIgIt horse
power engine for sale cheap apply
to Tow lAnUITT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Woman to c9ok and WISH in' ., -
u7J Barnard avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

nrNuN Abr. II " Brorn, ullic" south
IL ruurih street, oppos t. Pdcilc iiutel At
Ntco prug CuInpapy's store. telephone or
dcrs answered promptly day and night. lVe-t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

\\vANTEn--A situation. 10y a young mau
w - salesman iu amy hui W husiu",-.
Annl, AT TIN. office AlH.ut
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

I>OU SNLE.-My resiocncc, Nouh Fourth
l. street j VI lHNhlR'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

,,EFD RYE. BARLEY and Wheat. Balcd HAY.
- Bran Cnru Oat>, Loudou iinr," uud ,.u.
Tie Condition Food Luudiyth lurulp seeds
Fe,d
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
@lNfnIaen OeS NleffMes.

lin bas Tleii0 fir lGngere 53eit onfbes
tpaDret 81 t0nllen, tplroe oaiiclbe bts0er
9eip06nlih nit SaGSnoiier gebei5t. D2ar
Derfubr babel III Der QSeiie, ooB oaS 6!etid
III cine GGlSl0lultg-oie lDgena1nte SnlS>
lafe-9eIe9t llo in oieier 2-3 Wo6en bin
Our6 g~elolien ipuroe. Nttt bielem @erfabs
ren lit i~nOelien Der 9roBe 9ta6tbeiI perbuns
ben, oaB geraoe Die Observation-Disclosures
bes 6tetldeS Our6 Die SalSlafe auSgeldugt
Deroen. Die SalsIdte miro in Der Ge9el
III feincr NeiIe ntebr neripeubet, %ionoer1
meilten5 ouf Die WiiltDaufen Doer lonit
mobilt 0eidiittet, 10 baB Die perIorenet
9f6~brbeitan0tbeile beS Sletl6eS b0dltets
nur t~nlofern in Gerpenoung fomntel, Dab
bet 0iinger cine ettpaS before 8eId)aflenbeit
ertangt-, ieOenfauS Elm DeriApinoenO fleiz
uer 9i4beG.
lin Dem ertpdbnten gta1t6eile ab3ubels
fen, lit folgenoeS 0erfabrelt ieDr 81 emf
pfe6len: Wiar nebnle oaS nod marine
Tletld) beS frii6 gelhlahteten Sbieres,
reibe IS nit einem Wemenge aus l G9eil
Salpetcr ulto 50 36eilen &ohials gut etlt
ulto beltreue IS oarauf ID Ialge nit QSeis
Sen7 o6er 3toggentl:ie, bis balielbe bon elmer
Gruite beoedt tit. SIT Das gei6ebell, bGnge
man e5 in Die 9t0udfantner, tpobet man,
1tnt o0s G1tDar3tper0en peSielben Al pcr5
binoern, iebes Stiid fir itd) Iieber tnlSapier
ein6iiQen mag. Oas auf bieIc QBeiie be-
banoelte Sleii9 crbqlt cine bunfelDraln>
rotDe 6drbung, dbuLiA bet be5 9erdE6erten
2ad5, i6n1edt pieL better ais oa5 in alter
Wetie gebeiSte Gauhfleii6 utb fam Sabre
lang 0ufbetpa0rt tperpell, Dbte ST. oer0erben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
T55cherfGiche Slfiarcis Sfoafs-Be;f,cee.

Itarb nint 1T einert @a0eit, fcn6ern lit
etuetn 8feroeitaQe III Stem g)orf, aL8 ct
Na9ts bon einein geiude beim Su6et
Gcliglnanl b%eintebrte."
9aS genii9t! =
SIN 9otsham Dat ith Elm Gomite gez
biloet, I'm eincn 6orb sur llntcritiibulrg
buIfS arftiger WttgIte0et
bes 6euti Uen WoeIs sl lammellt.
Die @eletlfdaft Iou ''Nobilitas'' DeiBe1
uuo ofe Ntitglie0er iouen ei1en mo1ratliden
8sitrag bon elmer Otarf ~leiiten. Die !3a0l
Der berarmtelt Aoltgeu lit absr Segion utb
iii allen 8erufsflal'en tnjrnlnelt IS bon ooe=
ligen grolctariat. Wtart bat abeIiee 9roid)s
tentutid)er. aoeti9e 2anlpenan3iltoer, ooes
liae 8arbiere, @ren;aufieber, lllto mas eilie
iolde @eieltidoft all llnteritiibutG leiisen
fam, tpiro nid)t mehr beEfen. als eil Sro>
pfen AMI eiiten 1eiben Stetn. Meit einfas
der ltno Oerltiinfttger ipare Die GinfiDrung
oeS etgliihen Braltd5, inol1ad) llur Der ie
Glteite Gertyeter eineS a0tigen 0auieS oen
N0el8titel filhrt.
= Der vGiien3ettung" ;ufolge min Die
TirrlG Goulon be MontignD III
Miil9aulen (@Liab) etn btutgeS uno eins
t0deS 8erfabren erfunOell Dabell, u1l 9Sal1eS
III ieiHe Seitanotbeile 3I ~scrlcgen uil0 oaS
i0aenaunte B%aiier9aS gu gelpinlen,
ineIdeS mad Def Aniitt uielcy 9eute ben
8rennftoff Der 3utunft absebcn
iou. Dies iptrO auf demiidcm @e0c, alp
oDnc Teuer e~rsielt. 0as Goulon'lde Gas
clgnc iib nid)t 6loB 5um 8reuuelr, innberlt
and sur 8eleud)tu1g, u1o gebe ei1 retueS,
ipeiBeS, raldz nltb qeru6Eoles 2tdt ab. IS
ioll so pGt. biutger iein ais gepDbnlideS
Steinto6lenga8. 0ieL woblfeiler lei aber
oaS @as, ipen1l es blnB ais 8rennitoff
biele, alio nidt nit &obIcnitoff UerieBt 5u
iperoen bralde. 9a fo1te es 10 gut ipie
niGts, neil Sic giebenprDoufte Sen 6erftelz
l%ulgspreiS polIitdnbis befen nno uur Die
Anlaae Sl nerStrien lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

8Gumden ie1r beIiebt, tpeS6aLb man iolz
den Gtamm 9ern aus an0erer Nrt, Der I0>
g~elanntel 0o[barube CRibes aureum) err
5ie0t, beret Stod, tpenn Ell i'm Sriibiabre
bis gum Grbbpoen ~abgeid)nittcn miro, 3dbl>
rei0e 98ur3eli00fle tretbt, meIde bis sum
6er6it Die nGt6ige So9e uno StGrfe erretht
Dabell, 0dl1n dlIfgel0lnnlerl, in S0pfe 0ee
pflouSt ODER 1T Wloo5 genidelt, I'M tparmen
0auie all9etrieben rllo nit eolen Nrter
Stad)elz l,ll0 aud SpbanntSbeeren our6
SpaItpfr0pfeu ODER alld l%p1ltiute Oere0tlt
iuerGen. Qm Stalnnte biloen ltd nun
5ablrcidc Seitentrtebe, bon 6enelt tno9L etlt
GROCER 30eil gau3 su enriernen lit, etnige
aber, u1D beionber3 bic Dberiten, Dem @0elz
retic acknowledgement entiptgt ur0
cingeItiiBt tuer0cn biirfen. Nenr man Die
StGnuuldlen ntdt Der @efaDr nltSlebel1 mill,
0GB tic all BaileriIht erfranfen unD 81
Gruloc geDel1. (Dteie &ranfDeir lit cine
Qlnl0ipeQlltB De5 Stamrne3, tpeld]e tDabr>
idciilLid) ourd) lleberfGue 6eS Gates entz
iteDt uno itct5 DaS Nlltpddien beS Goelz
relics rcr0inocrt). ~ltebrigens fam Die
8ereolung 0u6 i'm 5vreielt, alto obne Narmz
DauS, itattftn0ell. tpcn1 man einen Stamln
ODER ne1rere 0trlelDelt iii Die Jtei6e etneS
80unl9ens Der eOleH Qlrt pflonSt unO in
Der Sontn!ermttte Dur6 logetannteS y9lb=
l~Gtttrcrt" ie cine llHterlage init cilem
3lueige oerbiltoet. lin re6t groBe Trit6te
Sit e~r5icIcll, inHb rsat Die 3Deige 6eS Strauz
Dies oDCr 0GutldenS 0urd @nbeften m0gz
lthIt lo08cre0t Dalten, al ieoent 53!Deige
HIT ei,e Bctrc iiBca Iaiiel1, ltnter 0ieler cine
S6ale hit 98a1er befeiti9en uuO ben
StrGlD bol0 nod BET Stiitbe tuieoerboLt
nit 9iirgerlUGiitr begttbcl1, ipie iDtde5 Die
GngtQnoer tDun, lpeldc Die Sta6elbeeret
ltc groB ge1ug BADEN "f0nncll, tpGDreno bod
bic 3leinen ipeit ip00IldmcGen6er itlto.
8el0e StrGltdCr, SoDaulisbeeren tute
StQdel6eeren, lciOen bon Dcrid)ieDener SSts
lettcn, iDclde etfrt9 SIT DerfOl8en ltllb, 10
ltanlentli6 BON Der JtaIpe eille5 0la3fli9z
ler5, lDeIGe in ben oberen t6oljtDetlen
lcbt, iupielblt ite aud) ilberlDiutert;
mat tluB btele Blppen, burd) oel1 chi
Gn6rIo0e orDaftenben &otb bemertli6,
aufiudelt, ourd N~nflopfen Gerporlpfen
urO t00ter. Sdon Die &noSpet 5erit0rt
etlle Widlerraupe. melde. an ibrem bprntgen
9iafcni1i1oe fcnntlid) lit; bic onge9riffez
11elt GlloSpeu nit ben 9t0upen miliiel bciet7
tigt unb lebtere get0Otet iDerben. Die Se9nz
fiiBige 9taupe 0e5 StadeIbeeriparnerS GER
itDrt itn QtpriI ulto Oiai bic 8ldtter, ipie
im D5at bis Suit Die 3tpanSigFiiBtge 2arDe
Der StadeLbeerpc8pe; man rtuB oieietbeu
aufiudel, abflopFen NIB tD0ten, ooer Die
Strduher nit gepulperter 9tie8nur3 be-
oerelt 45ulDer auBer bieien 0tnupet
ltno arberem ltngeSiefer aud Die ~beionDerS
germ Den SohanntS6eer1trdu6 betr1ludenoe
tDDtelt ioQ. gta6 bent 8lattfaQ
miro aerot6en, Statnn ulo 3lpei9e init
&aLfnlil0 3u befeudtel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
GbMba1taa=@iinne

4n9eiteute ucrgteidcnce Geriu9c aoben
ergeben, oaB ell Gemiid) BON &aLi ulc
BboSpDoridltre an g~inltigirtn 0lf bic
Btiitbenbiloung Der 0bftbGume ipiytt. 9(ml
,peuigiten iDirtt &u9unilt allcil, Nl0e
ettpaS me9r. Die 9Birfu19en bcs Super
pQo5p0ate3 iitto gleid) berelt Der 9tldc, bic
De9 lGipefeliauren Gali Demertcnstpeytger;
bic nit &uDmiit urO @Idjc itnb nod ndd7
b%attigtr, dis ipenn 0ieie Stofie eilSeln 9es
sebcl iutrne. Slide ulD Sltperpbo9pbat
ipirtt d0nIid. 2lrlt 2llter6iiuitigitcn abcr
iilb bic Grfot8e ben SuperpDnSpGot ulo
i6nefelIaurem GaIi i'll 9Iei0t6ciIi8cn 0es
11eltde.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
&anIem Der &arfoMelm.

Gin betpG6rtes W1ittel gegen bas Tallen
Der &ortoffeln lit f~oIgenbe5: Sic aus Der
@r0e genommenen &artoffeln - fydnte unb
geiunoe - tperoen cine babe Stunbe lang
1T nit aufQeI6item GbIprtalt g~eihlpGnger@
te5 @eiier (m GerbdltniB BON l G6eiL auf
1907 uno ba1n in cine Nufl0iuug bon Snba
INT Naiier Gin eleideu 8erbGltniB) geIegt.
sic ncrOen barauf III reirtem Naiier abgez
ipiilt ultb all ser 2uft ab9etrofnet. Sic
t0unen 6arna0 obne @efabr oes SaulenS
int 3eller ooer auf eincm troftfreien 8ober
aufbetpabrt tperben. l Bfun6 GblorfaLf uub
l 9funo SoOa 9~enit9en fir ie 100 Sfutb
&artoffeIn.