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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Hieh school Graduatlng. exercises.

niSn SCnOOi STduudttnE, cNeTCiSeS
The Grand Rapids High School Will hold
its twenty third annual graduating exercises,
this evening, at the Baptist Church. The
following order of exercises will be observed:
l, Call to order; ?, music 3, prayer; 4, music:
., address, Prof. Vim. IL. Payne, of the
University of Michigan; 6, music; :. presen-
tation of diplomas; 3, music . benediction.
The following are the names of the mem
bers of the Graduating Glass: Elective
Course, William Charles Wurster. Annie
Bettes, Jennie Julia Hall, Lucius Edward
Torrey, Nellie Emma Akin; Common Eng
lish Course, q sorgia Augusta Thompson,
with honor Benjamin Berteld Luten,
Annette Ida Van Leeuwen, Stanley Aaron
Emery, Preparatory English Course, Bertha
Wolf with honor, Robert Henry WOlcott,
Fanny Pomeroy Strong, Constance Dun
nett, Jessie Annie Wilson, Caroline Helen
Emery, Louis Adelbert Clinton, Alice Lillian
Hunt, Frank Willard Curtiss, Nellie Latham
Turner, Carrie Ward. Julia Valentine
Doran; Latin Scientific Course, Arlisle
Margaret Young with honor, Helen Ruth
erford Putnam with honor, Nellie Chaplin
Rogers with honor. Herbert Parrish;
Classical Course, Arlisle Margaret Young
with honor, Bert John Nos with honor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

NE~ YoRE June = Money closed aasy 81
Il.62 per cent. Exchange closed lower. Posted
rates g. s5a4 ~ sct1al rates s. s4i16t a.
FOR sixty days znd s. - a 50 for demand
Governments oiosed hrn. currency Sc lg7is
bid. a.. coupon. I12E hid. 49, do 10. bid
Pacific Railroad bonds closed Union frsts
1fsEdi17 do land grants 90 sdfpsA. DO sinking
fands f6'as q fklls hid. tefitrals- iithufi4E.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

Ladies Black and Coiored Jerseys.
SoIae of the cheapest gs.,ds Ia this hne
You ever saw IN fact those We sell tor ~
80 and s5c are about as thli az cileese
cloth aud well adapted a. tropical ch.
mate like that of Honduras ar any place
under the equator.
We sell splendid Jersey for zoe that
ls retailed elsewhere from Sc a - each
A very good quality fof sl25 aud Sl.50.
also very good Jersey Tor 81 We ALSO
have those ~ superior make and finish.
for s250, s.. $3.50 and upwards.
SPRING A CoNfANY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Bled to cath.

OTTAWA. Ont, June 25.-J. G. Forbes, the
celebrated Canadian artist, was attacked
with hemorrhage of the nose two days ago
and rapidly bled to death. He suffered
from c,tarrh and injected patent medicines
which ate away the coating of the arteries of
his nose.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
A NHes Lawyer Shoots t4inself.

NuFs. Mich. june 25.-Samuel Bacon.
prominent ypnng attorney. soD Of The late
Judge Nathaniel Beacon. shot himself through
the left lung. inst above The heart. at the
Hotel PIKE this morning. Ills recovery =
aonbtfuf he wss married only on tuesday
last. and hsd ir4ns heavily since.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Arthur Angling.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Ex-P President Arthur
left the city last night for Montreal. He
was looking well and seemed to be in good
spirits. After remaining IN Montreal for a
day he will 90 down on the Restigouche to
indulge IN his favOrite sport Of salmon
E.N-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Which Shall Support Her ?

Lowell, Bowen, Ada and Cascade town
ships are having a dispute over which town
ship shall support an old pauper by the name
of Mary Younglove, who has been supported
by all the towns at different times for many
years. The matter argued before the
County Superintendents OF the Poor and the
decision has been reserved.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
The First Jewish Peer.

I.oSDoN. June 25.-Baronetcies have been
conferred upon Watts aud MiIlars, Royal
Academicians. and Sir Nathaniel Rothschild
has ben created Lord ROthschild, the eleva-
ton making him the FIST person Of Jewish
faith ever admitted 70 peersge.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
a Racine Lumber Firm Fails

RACINE. Wis. June 25-The lumber firm
0f J. v. Jones & Co. one Of the largest in
Racine. made All assignment 70 R.P. Howell
t1-night Liabilities. "a .oo, assets. s}5.-
go
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
a erakeman's $ Hand Hurt

KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 25.-Nill Walls
worth. brakeman on the Michigan Cen
tral, had his right hand smashed while coup
ling ears this morning. Surgeon Hemenway
dressed the wounds. Amputation of finger
is probable.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

Cr~rvvtr f1ne 15.-Annie Norry Bright
a attie E,r' syed Ten .sesrs. vas csuzht la he
sltrftin- st Hunter & Coie's .sw nfl this
nlorninu and VhirIe3 around sf the rste -
thirty revoiuurnz s nTa1re and shocsInEy
rrsnUied. dying after Being released
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

6gsn for Deputy labor Con7r1issioner.
LAxsTxe. Mich. June 25.-It IS alleged on
good authority that Representative Francis
p Ega1 has been appointed Deputy Com
missioner of labor. with headquarters at
Detroit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
L.ght tor he Northern Asylun,.

Spectral Disusicn to TsE rxI .sGBAN-
rstvrnsE Cry. Mich. June 2&-At
ueetinz Of .he asylum Commissioners here
today. the contract for lighting the Northern
Asylum for the Insane was awarded the
Edi-on Electric Light Co. st sll. es260
There vss sharp competition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Rsnhar n Rlcs Dead

R-sroS. June 1a -Renben y. Rice. ex-
f2eueral super ntensient ~ IRE Michigan
Central rsil-asd fied this morning at bis
b.,,-,e IN Ccncori Cenfre- sgesif,5.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

II the people of Michigan could make
all their purchases as low az they can OBJ
tain Dry Goods and Carpets ~ our
establishment, they would accumulate
wealth at a rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State of the
Union. SPRING A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

wssHNeroS. June 25.--rhe surgeon Gen
ergl ~ Marine hospital service Is advised u
water rnaran1ne of the Norwegian bark
sNaf frrrn fien eneEos. with three csses ~
eaiioV fever on eoarf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

I,oSBoS. June 25.-Mme. Christine Nils-
son has gone - zenschvslbach. Ger
many. - remain for the summer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

Msrsrn. June 25.--F0rty eight rev csses
- cholers and forty desths we're reported II
Aicarte today
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
The Interstate Commerce Committee

The Interstate Commerce Committee
81. PAUL, MINI, June 25.-1he un,tsd
States Senate Committee on Inter s,iste
Commeroe, mel here to-day and e1Emned
prominent grain aud railroad men ia te-
gard 10 the manner IN which railroads coz
duct their business in this State, aud their
position tow -ds the farmers. The Senators
left for nomt tonight having completed
their inspection IN thls part Of the country.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

udeE Efto1Dpted ~ start sise oo0ld eAsliy have
beaten Dan who sas 65,s seconds making
the hall mile 1o-siass program vii be
found Ia another column.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Ounraven Under-Secretary.

LONDON. June 25.-The Earl of Dunraven
has been appointed Under Secretary for the
Colonial Department.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

LoSBoS. June 2s.-The Erst councii u the
new Tory csbinet Eill tske place to-nsorro~.
Frdsy-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
THE OFFICERS ELECTED.
TFs oHAnO sSCAMPMErT srOsO.
,. .. 54rdefts. o. the Department or
the Potomac, tor C0mmandsr-ln-
Chief Address oY Coz. Aiger.

PyarEasD. Me.. J8ns AT today Ia
tional snealn galent session various reports
sers read and $50 voted for the relief u
aoihsr B.eker0g ~ keeQ lAs oid army nsIFss.
The report sf tAs COMMITTEES On rules sss
submIfied. Among Mattsrs recommended
b the obsergsucs of Saturday May ~. i-e-i,
instead of SUNDAY al Decoration dag.
The committee GA Com Ilaldef IA Chiefs
report raooia mend tle Investment Of $40
80 of tha -3cietY. fulas ln nr-t mort gage
bonds lll Gov Azef 81 Michigan, 9as IN
trlsigceo aud half hour "a. devoted %
-peech making Mrs. e.. Mason hInne, Of
Calif1ruia, Eas then chosen scni0F vice-
president. tld Ms Adsle T. Kent or Nes
haul n4re. lnlar gIes president. Mrs l.
A. Turner. cd Na.-l-eauas az, 0as Fe-e Fcted
fre.isurer. tnd Mrs Anlls Aitteameger. A Of
Eeuuz3 lsiCl4, reelected Chaplain. AZ
g.. gi. the convention adjourned g. accept
tae invitation of the harbor excursion
ihls afternoon 0lhcors we're elected ~ tol
tuNs- Commander ll-thlet ,, =. burdette,
Department II the Potomac. received 2tJ
votes ). A. Reynolds. N Ne~ fOcks 10;
I0hn 81 Burst, % Illinois, -. Bur
ltltes eleeflnu VAS made unani-
m0us. C8mrtde Conner, ~ Maine.
Nts elected Senior Nlce-C -Commander-i In
chief, Jesz r. Lewis. of Atlanta. junior
vice -commaaier- in chief. l.. II. Stewart, OF
ohio. chaplain la chIef, J. ). Tucker, OF
California. surgeon general After trans
acfng some uumpogtaut miscellanccas
businr-s. TIE convention sang 'Auld Lang
syue' and adjourned sine die at II O'Clock.
a World Fair Bureau Of Information.
N.sHiS0ros. June 25-r. II. Buck, Of
New Orleans. Director General OF tbs North
Central and south American exposition. has
established at Washington a bureau Of infOr-
nation for sine press. the public and foreign
legations in regard % the plans, purposes
aud progress Or the new worlds fair 10 De-
oueued al New Orleans next fall. Alexander
ID Anderson. a we'll kn0Wu writer and Al
thOritY upau spanish American subjects viii
be spectral commissioner IN charge OF the
Washington headquarters at Willard's
Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

FRRR-FOR-ALL PACING.


Nettie did not start. Westmont
was the 'favorite and sold for SIC while the
field went for So Nettie Hoppiu drew the
pole, Georgetown second and Daisy ID. ont
side. Nettie Hoppin got the best of the first
start and held II to the half when George
town and Nestmont came up and the three
went under the wire even. Westmont
dropped a little on the turn bat soon came
up again and they went down the stretch to-
gether. As they passed the lower turn West
mont fell back again and when they came
into the home stretch he was IN the pocket.
They were sent in under the whip. Nettie
broke at the flag and Georgetown won the
finest heat of the day by less than length,
Westmont second. Nettie Hoppin third.
Eddie d. got inside the flag by hard strug-
gle and Daisy ID. was distanced. Time,
2:24l4.
Second Heat Georgetown led to the quar-
ter, when being crowded by Westmont, he
broke and fell back. Westmont went away
ahead and Nettie took second place and held
it. Eddie ID. passed Georgetown. who came
in last. Time 2:2ll-.
Third Heat-Westmont.. was now consider
ed a sure winner. Georgetown had heat
and was sure of second money. Nettie was
certainly too fast for the other two and the
betting was 50 TO S3 that Eddie ID. would
beat Georgetown IN the heat. The horses
came up with Westmont two lengths behind,
Dut Ills urlNer uOuueu LOT tht NOIu anu IL
was given. He got 10 the front before the
half was reached and won easily in 2:27,
Nettie close second and Georgetown far
behind.
Fourth Heat-Pool selling lifeless. They
went away together, but Westmont soon
showed ahead. The grey geding Eddie d..
showed considerable speed, took
second place and finished only length
behind the leader. Nettie third and George
town fOurth aOain Time 225l< Westmont
was awarded first money, Georgetown sec
ond, Nettie Hoppin third, Eddie ID. fourth.
SUMMARY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
TRADE AND FINANCE
Chicago Markets.

OFvICE or r. V. TAYLOR Powers's Block.
GRAND RAFTTs. June p 1856.
Gables Wheat and corn trm and unchanged
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
!. 221h. 227. 28h.
THF RUNNING RACE.


Daisy D..-....-.--. .--....-..... Die.
Time 2.2.4. 22lh. 227. 225h.
THR RUNNING RACE.
For the mile and half dash Billie q. sold
favorite with Fair Co1nt a. second choice.
There were six starters. Baritone drew the
pole. Billie q. second and Fair Count out
side When the word was given Billie g.
bolted and would not start tall the others
were well around the turn. Then he went
round once and quit. Fair Count had the
best of the start but could not keep It. At
the end Of the first round La France had q
slight lead with Baritone seoord and Fannie
Games third. Baritone led in the second
round. and when the wire was reached be
wss two lengths ahead Of Fair Count, La
France and Fannie Gaines. with Carlton far
behind ali. This position was maintained
until they entered the home stretch, when
Fannie showed IN the lead and Won By a
length. Baritone second. la France third.
Fair Count fourth, Carlton sixth. Time,
2-44l5 Those who had bought poole on the
favoriies felt uncomfortable.
In the half mile running race. postponed
from yesterday. = start vas obtained AT the
tap Of a drum without much trouble. Blue
Eyed Belle had the best Of II bot Eas closely
pushed b Sorrei Dan and Ida May. the
Others trailing. Money Mack behind. fds
May got the lead At the iozef turn and came
in half a length ahead of Belle. Who led Dan -
half p length. Chinchills fourth erBer fifth.
Bonuie Ann sirth, Hard L0cit seventh. Black
Friday and Money Mack distsncs6- Time.
5ltz IN the second heat Hard I1ck 20;
away first but Vas soon passed by Dan. Ida
May. Belle and CmnchiIla IN soccesslon.
Dan he'd bis posifi0n and won by length,
Belle and Chincfals being even N second
riaoe Ida Nay fourth. Werner fifth. Hard
is-ck =irih Bonnie Ann distaBoed- Belle .
Jockey clainaeo that Chinchiiis fonle6 him
and he uss gwen second place Time,
~ seconds. TIE horses that Rad fsile5
20 win = hest were then seril - the stable
ard Dan and Ida May were hrvugtf ~ for
ths decisive struggle TIE drum Tss strnck
uren Dan vas rs motion aud IDS standing
with ner ta5, - TIRE wire. ber r16er booked
~ AZ tns jDdves and did nos TT ~ ztsrt urtil
Dan wss haf Tsg round- the turn Then
srs vent ard care IL sboui Eve lengths be-
hin3. The crov5 eft fhs stand and rushed
t0usr5 ths j7dzss stand. Yelling No best
-fsive them another heat e1c. Jne yudgss
gave Dsn ine heat and FIRST money. ida MAJ
secon3. Bl7s Eyed Pei tEira Cninctills
fozrfh- The decision wss greeted u1ft
erosns ard hisses. and ths' friends - So
Lowell mare Ters vsrF nd syTsaEst Had i3s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

THY sPEAE FOR THEMsfI.yrs
Our s1z.De arer Mirei Cbevoit Suit has crrs,fef
furore. u 10 made ir the iHissf style che -
and ~ is perfsst . gooJ vesrer and ihe n0i,l5issf
suii ut ~ yon can fnd them IN other sfDres sf
aisan they would ~ ci,esp. We 49, f'inf sisern
~ n sl20o hsvspniS ~ cutie lsfi ard no us,rs
81 ~ ksd a. ans price
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Bon Sr1 6iG unb 11macaenb.

llnlere 5armet liuo jebt pom friibel
Norsen bis ipdtcn 9I6enb fleiBis an
1flIgeu I'M Die 6elber in Stanb 81
bringeu Die @eiSeniaat Su empfun9en
9Ornabbauen lit jebt belnabe iiberall
an Der Sagesorbnuug Ser Grnteer=
tra9 perIpli6t ein ie6r gutter Su ieiu
Jrau @m. &0lb, BON @lnsgow, MO.,
befinoet ii6 9e9enudrti9 bel ibrer bier
luo6neuoen Mutter, 3rau Mt. S6miot,
auf Selu6.
6err 5rib 4etrus er6ielt bieler 3a9e
eiuen neuen uub redt 6iibl6en Spring
pa9eu, pel6er in Der befannten gertz
ltdtte ser 0crcen &ie9er unb @Olcamut
6er9eitellt nurbe.
0crr mn 5rau SOiepb &o9t pUn
8cntOu Gitn, Wo., befinoen lid auf
8eiu6 BEL ibrer 0tutter lmb S6luie=
sermuttcr, 5rau Seberle.
Serr gSenoeu 0aD bat ieinen 8ie5z
ltano bur6 ben 9lnfauf zines i6Duen
Maulelels uerbeliert.
6errn 0einri9 9o6er, naBe Spis$.
lit Elm u 0tonate alteS &inb entlaufen,
fiir beIleu @ieoererlan9ung er cine Se=
lpbnun9 auslebt. 0as &ino lit roth
nit weiBer SleB, beibe SDren 9eIdlibt
uno bns re6te DIR etiuns obgeltubt.
@eitern (9onnerstng) ianb in Der
g8pbnung Der 6ruu SuIanna Seberle,
Die Srauung i6rer Sp6ter, 2ena, nit
Serrn 9(bplpb Stnubtc, uuu Senton
Gitp, 9JtO, itutt. Squire Wucller
pulI5Og Die Icierlide 6nnolung, Die Swei
licbcnbc Ser5cn iiir's 2cbcu uerbinbei
Die Scriunnoteu bes Srautpnorc5 loiuie
cine 9rpBe 3oBl ibrer 6reunbe luubnten
Der SrnulIn9 bel, unb iuiini6tcn @liict
sum SWlbc. 9tn6 ciu9enommeucm
!0odSeitsmablc bel iucl6cm ocn @aIten
arBer Den uUr6ii9lihiten Speilen nud
aus9e5ci6netes &ebcublut unb SrUpp's
Eager ppr9ciebt iuurbc, ipieltc S6nIibt's
&opelIe 5lm Snn;c nuI Cit Scrguiigcr
oil bcm nlle 9(nucienocn bis beiunbC |
3a9csanbrll6 tbciluubntcn. Nt09e has
@liif ibr ltctigcr Sc9lcitcr burd's gcbeu
icim lit Der S8uuI6 SBrcs GprrcipOn
ocnten.
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2lus Der ,,8urnl @prlb" copIcrcr
iuir bas 5ol9enbe: Ser ct. Qpuilel
Warft mar lit Der per9an9enen @o6C
nit 9lepfe1n iiberfiillt, Die Yrcile iuarclr
ruinirenb nieori9, 9un5e 0arlabun9cl
gutter 9eIunoer gaare iuurOcn mnncns
baft 5u einem Dollar per SAB ufferirt.
Die neue 8artofeternte bieler @egeub
-iebr reid, ipie 9eluObnli6, llnb iucit
beHer als irgeno ipel6e, Die aus anocrer
9e9enb nn9eboten luuroen-t tuuroen bis
beute 5u nieori9eren YreiIen uerfauTt ais
lett 5iuan5i9 Sabren. 9tiebri9 iuie Die
Ereiie iuaren, iparen Die bauptId6li9z
item !6dnoler oarin auBer Stanbe, einen
Nturft ju finben, Der einen YrOfit nuf
Die 9etin9e @elbanla9e BON IS bis %
Gents per Sulbel peripra6,"
0ie ,,&urul @orlb" lit Gi9entbunI
BON GOl. Gulman, bemOfratiI6er Cont
miiidr fir 2anomirtbl6aft. @ir cr-
warten in Der nG6Iten 2lus9abe lciuer
iuertbuOllen 3eitun9 cine @rfldrun9 Die
ler traurigen Gage Der 2anbiuirtbl6aIt
inter einer bemofratii6en glominiltraz
tion, Su finoen, Die Den 5urmern bobe
9reiie, 9roBe 2Dbne ben Sunbiuertern
lrno unbe9ren5tes gobler9ebeu Sober
mann perlpra6, ipbulb iie sur Mabt
9elan9e.
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0us &anias.

@aimuuob, Sal, p. Sept, 1885.
&ertbe &conftiou.
Sielleidt lucroen IUl9Cube ,3cilcn aus
Dem icrncn geitcn nit Illtcrelie pun
Sbren Oiclcn 9ciern 9clclcn:
Gem man nit Der GiIcnbnbn our6
SanIns gcBt, 10 triITt mnu I'M groBen
@an5cn aenonlmen pradtpUlle 5nrm-
ldnbcrcien al. Scr 9(derbnu Itcbt bier
i'll i60nlter Sliitbe lnb Die Snblrei6en
Stdbte uno 9Drfer Iino wie Yil5e emf
pUrgegnn9cn. GlenluOOo licgt etWn
275 Mcileu upn Sanlns GitD, lmb trOb-
DEM bieie Stnbt nod lcbr jung lit, 10
jG6lt bielclbe i6on meDrcre 5au1cno
GinpObner, bat brci 9rpBc 0etreibcipelz
der, 0Gii9lcn, Mn I6incnlucrfItdttc, Oiele
&auI Ildoen ulO SnlUOu5 (WUlltcn Ia9Gn
9lpptbctcn.) 0as game &anias lit cine
grpBe uniibcrle66are Erairic lmo Der
Spocu lit fir bic Gultur Der 9lfertauz
er;eu9uilic cin 9anS OprtreIfliber unb
rci6er. y8dlber licbt man bier feline,
nur un ben 6luBuIern unb al lolten
8ldben mo Der 9anomam lol6e at
pllanSte iinoet man SGumc. Q8ei;en
uno Corn liuo bic 6uuptpruoufte bieles
Staates, BON erlteren mcroen 2O-4O,
ppn lebteren 50-15 Sulbel PRO 9lder
erSielt. Sn Der GllimpoOo @e9eub iinb
Die bcutl6eu @iuiuobucr in Der WteBrSabl
uno 1at li6 Oiele Sabl bur6 Die Scrrcn
!6ermnun Mellies, 8. 8ucntc, unb $.
Eemnert Wcl6c BON 8ascUuaoc County
na6 bieli9cr ge9ello ii6crlieoclteu, um
brei CUTE Siir9er permcDrt. Die beioen
9cbt9cnnnntcn babcn iid bercits i60ue
uno 9crdumi9c g8Obuuugen nuI i6renl
relp. Bclibtbum erribtcn lalien.
9ns !0prnuic6 ons 6ier 9eSii6tet
iuirb, lit grDBteutbeils upn Der Sbprt
bUrn nno 0oIltcin Tace, iUdbrtnO Die
Yferbe mebr au5 Ierds uuO Mericau
EOnics bcitcbcu.
GllimpouO miro ipobt neinigen Sab.
rcn jur 9r0Btcn Staot lueItli6 BON San.
las GitD bcranun6len, cs lauien bier
bereitS Sluei Giienbcbncn ciu unO Der
BAN Der brittcn itebt I6On iii 9(usIid)t
e. 81.
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Die 9tn9riffe uuf Die @ipiloicnIt -&e.
fprm bon bcmofratil6er Seite mebrcn
Ii6. 9lm offenber5i9lten bat ii6 iiber
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fur Die slhletnng bisberiser republifa
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riefen.
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Sabre lang luuroe Guinin ais oaS
einSi9e ipejifii6e Ntittel fir malarii6e
8ranfbeiten betra6tet, uno immenie
Guantitdten bieIer 9lrSenei tpuroen i66r=
lib in bent peItli6en Tbeile unieres
2anbes uerbrau6t, bauptid9li6 entlau9
ben 5luBtbGleru uno i'll Dem an9ren;en-
ben Tieflano.
Ntit ben !9erbltmUnaten siebt bic
Ntalariu i'll ibren peridieoemcn 5Ormen
Gpioemiesarti9 bur6 bas 9ano uno
qan5c 0iltrifte fallen Dem S6iittelz uno
bibiaeu 5iebcr Sum Spfer, Die gauge
Seu6ltcrhn9 leibet un Der Nsue. 8iss
ber uabm man ltebts leine 3uIlu6t sum
luiniu; aber luGbreno es bdufi9 einc
!Seiluu9 beiuertItelliste, brn6te CO itets
ben Wa9en i'll llnOronung, peruria6te
llebelfeit, S6minoel uno flil6ti9e
S6merScu im 8upie in lol6em @rnbe,
baB MOnate per9in9en, bis bas Spltem
ii6 bon ben Na9pirfunscn Der Mebisin
crboltc. 0esbalb lparen Die @impen=
bm9en ge9en ibren @ebrau6 10 triItig,
onB Die Ginfiibrllng pun Wiibler's
&rdutcr Sitters ais ein Sriump6 in Der
9lrjnciuiIienl9aft be9riiBt puroe.
llneuoli6 ii9erer III leinen pUbltbGtiaen
gSirflu9en als Guinin, belibt es feline
Der Nn6tbeile bieler MebiSin. 9lnItntt
llebli9tcit Su uerurla6en, ltGrtt uno
tr1ftigt es Den 0tayeu, uno iuabreuo cs
Die ldGblidcn 5eu6ti9feiten raid cnt-
ferut, erDObt cs Den 9tppettt unb erlei6-
tert Die Seroauui9, iuoour6 oas SpItem
an Strait 9etpinnt uno beilcr ausaeriiItei
miro, cinem Sranib ,itsanfan Su iuioer.
Iteben. Sn gabrbcit miro ein NM
Ii6tiacr @ebrau6 BON WiIbler's SrGu-
ter Sitters in oieIer eSabresSeit cilr
8iebertummeu Der Malarin pcrb;nbcrn
lelblt bel Golden, Die ieeen Serbit oa-
nit gepln9t iuarcn. Sine @rfabrunq
BON SlpnnSig SSabren bat befpieIen, onf
es Die bette Meoi;in fir Iol6e periubi.
| ide Sranfbeiten lit, ipel6e Der drstli6cr
8iiienI6aft betannt lit.
@pbl feine &ranfbeiten iino flimatiIde,
@e6Iel 10 unternorfen, iuie yfieren
franfbeiten. Sunoerte bon unIren
1 Sauern, Sanbluertern mo glrbeitcrn
iunIt itnrt unb riiitis, leioeu an onbal
tcnoer llnbebagliffeit uno 9ele9entlif
an fur6tbnren S9mer;cn I'M 9iiifer
unb iiber Die 2enben, bnben bdufi9 Der
Grieb ibr &uiier ab;ulnhen, bnber
Sdmer;eu Bel bent l1riniren uno 6dufi
gen Srnu9 baSu. Dies iino GrI6ein
un9en, Die pon einem i6peren Sebcr
poer lleber1eben foiellei9t BON eobrer
Suriid) berriibren unb bur9 jeben 8itte
run9siue9iel perItdrtt iuerben. Seb,
Ilei6te Grfdltlin9 siebt ii9 iofort mad
bieiem eineu ibfua6en Blab, uno falls
ni6t iufort S6ritte setban iuerben
luiro Die Srantbeit dronii9 unb Del
emit itarfe, frdftige Ntnnn Elm elenbe.
@rad. 0tilbler's &rduter SitterS If
bas ein5ise f9ere Seilmittel fiil
bieIe 9lrt uDn &rnnt6eit. G5 wirf
bireft ouf Die Mieren, brin9t Iie su einel
aeIunoen S6dtiefeit, uuo inoem es Dit
J llrla6e beieitist, oerbitet es Die Bib.
uns BON Steintbeil9ens 4niammlunsen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25

Die erte srOBe &efOrm Der ueuel
decentralization iit Die Ginltea=
un9 Der Ib5n6luHs Der Offentliden
S6ulb ibre 5peite Sbat mar Der 6au=
bel nit ben Rem gorter 8anfen, BEL
Del6en ie6s MeiuiOnen silber fir einen
9lei6eu 8etrus in Cob umsetnui6t
puroen, als iie iiber 5peibunbert yRiai.
onen Der Ntiiu5e brad in ben @etp6lben
liegen bate. &enn bas ales ni6t
finan5iele 8eisbeit uno 1eform lit,
mas lit es bann?