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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
In Hunting for stolen Goods an Onc er
Finds Something Else.

In Hunting for stolen Goods an ohcer
Finds Something Else.
Some time between II o'clock Saturday
night and daylight yesterday morning
thieves entered building at the B. 4 o.
shops and stole theretrom NUMBER Of
tools belonging TO Mr.. Mcdonald, one OF
the bosses, and Mr. Tom. Reed, a mailer.
Il was saspicioned that they had been
taken to one Of the many shore boats lying
along the river, and last evening about
80 Officer Kileen started out on little
search. He did not succeed n find
ing the tools, but ia boat lying AZ
the foot of Twenty street he
found a woman in company with two men,
The latter escaped from the boat, Leaving
the woman behind, and the officer arrested
her and placed her in the lookup Her
name is Lizzie Harkens5erg, and she says
she came from Ohio but recently. She
will do we'll to retarn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

The b. u o. are selling low rate excur.
sion tickets to New Orleans, Jacksonville
and all Southern resorts. For tickets.
tourists' guides and fall information, call
on or address 7. c. Burke, ticket agent, b.
u O. depot, Wheslmf, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
ANUS EMESTS.
MONTEZCM4 TONIGHT


The great sensational melodrsma Of
"Moutezuma; or the Mysteries of the Castle
OF FL Moro" with the popular actor Mr.. K
+ French, in the role Of Lieut.. Monte,
and supported by Miss Eva Earl Miss
Fanny Matthias, Miss Amanda Bernard,
Mr.. Sam Butler, Mr. Frank Bosworth, Mr.
O. NJ. Cromwell Mr.. Harry Selden, Mr..
Fred Bernard, Mr. f. B. Fiches, Mr..
Charles Slime, Mr.. Frank Harmon and q
full dramatic company, open at Charley
Shay's Academy OF Music this evening for
oCe week The press spesks in great
praise of both the play and company. IL
il full Of sensational scenes and thrilling
adventures, and is companion piece to
Monte Cristo. Manager Shay has been
getting upuew scenery properties, &c nc &,
tor the last two weeks, and it viii no doubt
be the dramatic event Of the season thus
lar ct the Academy. Prices will remain
as usual Friday next, there will be a
grand matinee benefit given to the locked
out uaiieederg, at this theatre.
MENDEL SsOHN gCINTETTE CLUB.
Tonight the famous Mendels5ohn Quin.
tette Club Of Boston will appear at The
Opera House, under the management Of
the Arion Society. 1t is almost needless
to say ANYTHING in laudation of this cele'
brated musical organization, as all lovers
Of music are too well acquainted with it to
need an introduction other than the mere
mention that they will appear. The
Club is composed of the follow
ing gentlemen: Mr. Mahan Frankie,
solo violin; Mr.. Max Klein, VIC
lin; Mr.. Thomas Ryan, solo clarionet and
viola; Mr.. William Schsde, solo iiute and
viola; Mr.. LOUIS Blumenberg, solo violin.
cello. Selected from among the many as
oirauts for the honorable position OF solo
vocalist TO the Mendessohn Qaiutette Club,
s Miss Edith ElRards, who IS blessed with
3 beautiful soprano voice OF rare sYmPa-
thetic quality, true and strong. Besides
Tue lady is gifted with all the charms and
yraces Of an ideal American beauty. The
seats have sold at lively rate, aud there
Is every indication Of e packed house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
COMMON SENSE
Ea THE KirCHERi

4. Rr. rot, U New York. fed u
uuini,rr a.. sings Tor s1Bit weeks ON
brrnt Dsa,!r win Alum Raking
Powders j., very in. fsnre the
i.ss lost appetite, sfckrBeI. and
some died tae same time lie
fed other dogs aD bread made with
pure Eariar Baking Powder, with
no Injury 20 appetite or health.
=. She use Of Alum in Bread II
prOhibiies! by law III some places,
because IL has been found TO in urs'
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak-
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Il Ii real economy, which
10 save n few pennies ROW, lays IA
foundation for i'll health and doc
tors bills later on?
You are 9l the safe side I'm usiRE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
NOT WHAT Ha WAS LOOKING FOR.

OcR own make ahoes in all styles - so
Lockes 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
EvrrNthing foes Wrong

In the bodily ne haUi'm va,n the iycr gats
O.. Of orb. Constipa-ion. dE-pelsla, coRtani-
aatlon q. u, ooi, smF r!Cct INSTALLATION, are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
THE new BOARD.
Much Comment on the Passage OF
The Ordinance


The action OF Council, Saturday night,
IN passing through both Branches the or
dioauce creating the new Board of Police
and Fire Control, was the principal topic
ct conversation among politicians OF both
parties yesterday. Opinion in regard TO
the merits Of the innovation differed very
radically, some gentlemen thinking it
could DC productive of very good results,
while others considered it would De Of 10
avail until the charter cf the city had been
amended By the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
Additional Laeq, on First Peg.

BKrvs ~ CusgsE have made .aTze a'd,-
t;ors 10 their Remnant Counter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
~ The SANE SALARY,

and IS TO make oft contracts for fuel, &c F.,
~ the recommendation Of ina Chief MT
snail The Chief Marshal and his aqsigf-
ants are empowered to exercise the po Rer (
- Sergeant while -oing 10. a. or returning
from fires. DID, 81 the several hose and
engine houses
These axe the principal features g the
ordluaaca, and sufficiently outline the
effect il viii roTa IN changing the old order
Of 'hings Co3rcil VII, meet 10 regular
session on The 26rh, when the Commission
ers wil probably J- elected IN Joint ba'io,
and The ordinance pus in full force AID
eH-lt
Some Of tie Republican members Of
Ilugcii who we're sen gss'erIsy were
loudly mmeui.ae their negligence in not
calling q iulut session @, both Branches Of
Cluuci, Saturday hight when they had
Thin 9 Gil their oSC wav and selecting the
uenb OF ms Board at oGce. while On
tue other hand. some 81 the neuocrAt
members regret rh,t ,hyy lid not night The
measure send cat Tor a5stutses ard thus
prevent y tso-fiiris vote 10 its favor,
which would have la;d it over until
another meeting. They also ssy
ttst dcd tao Democratic members stood
,oselhsr on Ar SLaaleys amendment
making ,ha B1G-G ror45, .. tSrse mem
members Instead 10, foar rcey wGo.I lave
adopted it bv vote OF ~ 10 Ia. "a it
was. = Democrats voted for Inc amendment
srl = with the Republicans against it. The
tea, .g,s was ayes :, usyS 10, aud >
,sLsu .rol : Ga1 added to : would have
carried the psopos,uO".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
FOR y ALE.

INuUNp-A MUFF, WHICH THE OWNER
Z can have 10y calling At Hebrank' JeTelry
store jal6q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder !

WhjQh Contains no AItN or
other injurious ingredient.
Nee that our address - ob fa'h
box or label. Address ali orders &"
LOGAN cfJ CO.,
Proprietors and Manufacturers,
sacocron to Logan, Lat d Co., W4fI!tnS W. -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

OrR own make shoes in al style s. %.
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

creates a Board Of four members, known
Us the Police aud Fire Commissioners OF
he city Of Wheeling, whose terms OF othce
cOlginua tor two years, or until their sue
ce-sors are qualified, and who must give q
.oin, bond in the sum Of 5000 for the
faithful performance OF their duties. Their
salaries are 800 per annum. The City
Sergeant ia to nominate his deputies 10
the Board. which, after inquiriug into their
character and capacity. is 10 report them
to Council TOR confirmation or rejection,
but such report must not be made until at
least ten days after such nominations. The
Board is to adopt rules and regulations, TO
De approved by Council, for the guidance
OF the two departments, and must employ
= c,etk, at such salary as may
be approved by Council, which clerk
shall be an employee but not an officer OF
'he CITY. The office OF the Board is 20 De
in the City Building, kept open at such
Gours as the Board shall specify and there
must he kept therein
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
YOU csn sgve fully 25 per cent b. bug
;ry vour Dry Goods OF B,ues 4 Golfer.

Excursion tickets l. New Orleans
Jacsaoay,le and all southern resorts a.e
noe on safe ST Re Panhandle office. FOR
tickets CT full iuiG-mau1E call on or ad-
d. as } g. Tonlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route. Wheeling, W Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
A COMPLAINT BOOK,

in which the public may enter any com
plant against any member Of either De
partmeut, which com laint must be prompt
ly investigated By the Board The Board
may suspend from duty without pay, for
period not exceeding ninety days, for cause
o, which they shall be the judges, any
officer OF tho Police or Fire DEPARTING nts,
aui may discharge or suspend from duty
without pay any employe Of said Depa-t,
mprts az pleasure In case the Board 10
Of opinion aUy employee should beremoved,
.aay mus, report a suitable resolution 10
Council, end if required by Council shall
make a special report Of the reasons for
such remoyG. But no such removal
shall De recommended or suspension
tor more than ten days Of any officer take
place. u0til after notice to him OF the
grounds upon which such lremoSal or
suspension ia based, with time and place
Of any fault committed or ofeuse charged,
given such officer, and q reasonable oppor-
tunity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
To uAKE HIS DEFENSE

before the Beard. A temporary suspen-
sion before such notice and opportunity
tor defense, nc; to exceed tea days, with or
sithout pay. as the Board shall sfterSards
determine after hearing any defense, may
De made by the City Sergeant and Chief
Marshal Of aay'otficsr or employe Of their
respective departments, or OF either de-
par.meut by the Board, il the emergency
in the iudsnoat of the City Sergeant,
Chief Marshal or Board SO the case may
b.. requires immediate action.
No person can be appointed deputy
sergeant who IS engaged either directly or
indirectly in the keeping OF any saloon or
any other place where intoxicating liquor
Is sold. aud no policeman, while on duty,
OF while wearing any part OF his uniform
or insignia. can enter any place where malt
Guucv or other intoxicating drink is sold,
excep, 10 the immediate discharge Of his
dusg or drink any malt or intoxicating
LIQUOR Of any kind. A violation of these
provisions mQkes the recommending Of
the removal Of the officer obligatory on
the Board, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

You sra allowed q fSss trial Of Mirty days
Of the uae q Or. Dyc's Celebrated Voltac
Bs!t s.ib Eiec'ria SuspsHsoyy Appliances,
for tn -r~"iy rrlis' ard permanent cure tf
Nervous i'5ll,;.v loss Of Vitality and MAJ
hood, and all k;aired t-oubles. Also, for
may other diseases Complete restoration
to health, yisof al5 manhood guaranteed.
No risk Is iEylr--l, Illustrated pamphlet,
With fu!l information, terms etc., mailed
free BY addressing Voltaic Belt Co.. Mar.
shall, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Oliver Given, of Rsvenswood, in cello
brating Christmas, yielded TO q spirit OF
reckleBsuess while crossing the Sandy iron
bridge and ia an unbalanced moment fell
distance Of thiriy-three feet, striking Il
pile of stone or timber, at the edge Of the
creek, ipiuring his breast, breaking ribs
ana otherwise Gripping him. His recov-
cry was at first though, to be doubtful, but
we learn he iS gettiOg along very nicely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Orr oru make shoes IN all styles - 80.
I.rc,a's iOl2 MaiG street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
Is SCFFICIENT CiJsE THEREFOR

The deputies now in Office are subject to
all the above provisions, except as to their
appointment The Board is to keep Il
ilurual and is TO meet twice per week.
No member Of the City Council is ehgi-
BILE for election or appointment as mem
Der OF this Board. aad it any member Of
the Board shall become o member Of Coun
81, his office os Commissioner shall thereby
b. vacated. All vacancies Ia the Board
are 10 De hied 5y Couacil No member
OF the Board ror oti-er or employee Of
eitEer department shall6e interested in any
contract, bargain, sale or agreement by,
in.rn cr to said Board, under fine Of not
80 than so o. more than 500, or be i'm
1Tis5nrd tOs 9 term not exceeding one
gear, or both.
The CITY is divided Into two hse districts
the first including ell north OF the creek
aai the Island, and the second south OF
Inc creek The Chief Marshal and Assis,
at Marshal a. office al the present tine
sra 20 continue under their existing oa'hs
arI bonds aui a. the first regular meeting
of the Board 10 December, 1856, AMI at
the .:ss. regular meeting in December ct
the cvgir2ticG ot every period Of two years
,Ea Board il 10 eisg, Chief Marshal and
Two Assistants The kosld - &c 3mplov a,
irs pleasure the same number o. E:el1n
tor each hose and engine house az sre
now on duty, aud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

An eieSgut and complete line of
Suifing<. PaniSiOoniugS ami over
ceafinss. made Ia osnsT IN best
style and al lowest price,.
FOR comfort get one OF those
best Wool Knit Jackets and yOHr
Furnishing Goods at
G. HESS a. SOSS',
I22i a. I32S Market ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Friday morning Joseph Huber, who was
engaged in hauling stone to the new bridge
being constructed over Elk river, kanawha
county, met his death in horrible mon
ner. He was driving q two.horse team
aui had Just loaded his wagon and started
from the quarry, which is located near Mr..
Thos. Swlnburn's residence in Glen Elk
He had loaded his wagon heavily with
two large stones, they being placed near
the centre Of the wagon, while be sat in
front to drive. In coming down the hill
the wagon broke near the centre, which
threw Mr. Huber backward and the rock
forward, the rock crushing him to the
ground and killing him almost instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Luther Patton, son Of B. /. Patton, OF
6 lIespie'5 run. Hitchie county, WAS seri-
ously il Gred some time ago ~ a blow on
the head from an Ak in the hI.2s OF his
brother Frank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

4 few days since Mra. Rob' Whiting
ton, who rc.des on the head waters Of
Five ard Twenty creek. Putnam county.
gave birth to t~ins, no b Of whom were
absolutely without ,y,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Hor. o. S Long, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court and Grand Maste: Of Mlsons Of this
Safe, will deliver lecture before the
students Of Mar5hall College, some time in
February, entitled AN Evening with the
American Poets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Adrian Jean Henri Hypolite Clifford de
Feury, CASTOR Andre Arthur de Fleury,
Matilda Eliza Clementine Carmene de
Fieuey, children and only heirs of Clifford
Arthur Sosthenes Maximillian Gerald de
Saint Anthony Niscount de Fleury de.
ceased, are the names OF parties plaintiff in
a chancery suit now pending in the Circuit
Court in Webster county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
New Crop New Orleans hOlassss

Arfrtt--s every day. no Nix q Goods.
y end Us Your Orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

The Hardy county Express says: Capt.
John 7. NaGmeter has in his barn So head
Of cattle which w,ighed when stabbed 10
10 pounds, or anaverage Of $50 pounds
to the steer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Ga Monday lest, a. Mt Carbon, Mr. J.
T. Perkins wss accidentally thrown on q
circular saw while in RAPID motion, and
his cody segereG in two
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

in chronicliDg the difficulties attending
railroading in the mountains during the
late blizzard, the Grafton Eagle says some
Of the trainmcn suffered terribly. Engi-
neer Auuan's hands were 60 badly frozen
that they burst open.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

Mr.. George W. Bryant, Of Jefferson
county whilst Gut hunting on the Blue
Ridge, last week was suddenly pounced
upon by catamount. Unable to use his
gun, he used bis fists to such advantage
that the animal lSosed its hold upon his
back and rotreated whereupon lie seized
his gun and fired killing it instantly.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
Mti0f6Ie.

.-a -
Gin Grunf etstalten Bafier5 i'm @t1ter
Derrlngert BET elmer Sub ben WeiIbertrag.
NnS oielem @ruIDe lit eS ratblam, oaS
Srinf!Dalier fir Die Gibc i'm Ninter fInlt2
Lin ettDeS gu erDqrmen. Nuh tit Der nadz
tbeiilae GmffuB, tnsldeu Elm tGlter &uFt8ug
unO tales GrtnfpGiler auf W2tlhtilbe Gusz
itbt, niCbt et.na nllr Elm lGneu porlberges
benoer, loHoern erltreGt it'd bGuftG allt ez
neu l1tBeren 3ettrauin, ais Die 0auer ets
mes Cages oOer ielbit elmer Wo1e. Wtan1e
eolen Sbiere iDer6en auf ioLbs Netle 81
0runoe geri6tet, dlein 0ur6 SDrgl0ltgs
felt DeS @tGentbimers.
Wftlptube peroen auberoem ntdt 1elten
leDr 9eld,aotgt ourd iibereiLtes SeImtrelbeu
bon Der 2Se10e = l1letnalS lolIte man oiez
lelben peraaIaiiet, idneuer ais in ibrem
getpobnlldDen 9ange Su geben. Santte uno
mtloe Sebdnellng 0er &iDe Ibt galS tpuns
oeroaren GlnHuB duf Den Snbalt oes Ultldz
etn1erS Iuo aul auf Die yiadfommen Der
Sbtere aus. Sin iibelgelaunter, Iel9t sor5
Mig lperoenoer Wsenlb ioute ME in eiieln
&ubltau g~slalien -merOen. Ser re1te
&neht, tpeld)em man cine 6eeroe bon belz
l0uftg 70 &llben anuertraut, melde Dorher
ldlebt gefuttert marbe, miro inelncm Wioz
nate Die Wetlderaeu9ung 10 erb0hen. Dap Die
perntebrte Saaretanahme ietnen QoDn be-
sabIt maht. 9as ut eine Be6anptung,
melne itd mebr ais einnlaI bemGhrt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
Gtrienctm. Der NferSe.

Oas Striegelu lit fir oas @fer6 ebenio
ptdtlg, tDle o1s OlttterH, ultD INT S0Inz
lner, tpenn Die Shiere angeitrengt arbetteu,
bur0aus n0tbtpe1Oig fir Deren WoDlbeflns
Den. 0te 9aut Der Gbiere lit Elm bO6lt
thGttges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno nit
elmer gco6en Qlnaa6l Boren perleben, ourb
lpeI6e Elm Strom feudtigfeit. geiGttigt
nit fir oGS Slut unbraub bar 9etporDenen
MbfGuen, beltarbt8 ausgei6ieoen tpiro.
IuBeroein b%eftuDen itb III ieoem @eDiertz
sou Der Saltt Gauienbe fleiner 9riien,
tpelde eineu 0hnIiben St0ff %abi0noern,
oig 1pirD; DIerSu fDrnmt mob, 0aB ieoes
Dalielbe erforberltden gfGDrltofIe ~liefsrt,
ipurSelt. Serner Mist lid, Die O6erflQhe
Der t6aut beltanotg 40, u1O miro our1
nelen Muds er1ekt; Der W6f1a l6Grtt
itd in trodeuet Sdnppen ab, melde entz
fernt uerDeu mnflen. 2Senn oaS Yfero
arbsitet, lit Die Nblonoerung burb bic 0aut
rethlth uuo tritt in Der Torm pou SdmeiB
berpor. Wen1 bieler auf Der 0aut trodz
net, iGBt CT lllreintstciten oaran tleben,
pelbe Die Yoren ldLieBen uno oaS0erporz
treten DeS SHiDeiBes DerDtuoern. 99aour1
merOeu S~t0rungen berDOr9erIfen in Der
0orm bon @rt3inouuseu Der SablloieI
DaarroDr0cngefdBe. meLtbe etu 9teBmert
nabe Der S{orperoberh0Oe btloen unD oa
Die @bionDeruug sebiuoert 1T, miro Die
0uut raltb, troGen uNo tranfbaft. Die
nareiuisteit, oa lie Mot entDei@eH fanu.
lammelt it1 iteuenpeile an, bItben Muse
iMlGge, @sidDplre etc. 9as 2lue5 faun
purG 0ite1ss Wai6en, Strie9eln uno
Niiriten perhitet wer0en. Sin Sdeuern
Der 6aut our1 ld1tsdt paiienoeS Geidtrr
lit ebenfauS gu OerIMeloen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
0pnfet1ranfett.

gieIfa6 peroen Die !0opienranten,
tuelbe lonlt ais nuBloS oHf Den 9in9erz
baufen fonmcn oDer auO I'M Sreien ELM
fo6 uerbrannt meroetl, NIT beltetn @rfolge
sum Btnoen bonn @etreioe bcuilbt, ipoz
DurU nibt nnr mel Strob, ~lOn0ern audi
Die sum Nniertigen Der Gduoer u0t9ige
Mrbett erlpart miro. Su grunem 2ultanoe
IiuD betanntlib Die 6opfenranfen lebr biegz
lam; iino oielelbeH aber leDr trodelt, 10
erLongen tie TIRE GeldIheIo19tett iD!eoer,
penn lie tDdbreuo etniger Goge in 9Nailer
osleot !perDen. Sci iOIder N%ntDenouug
owlsr Jtanten lit nihtS iuetter 81 bee
obadten, ais oaB bieletben betm 9flilden
Des 6opieu5 stsi1 in Die semHnidtc Hdnse
Qeihn,tteu perocu. 0erartI9c 0opfens
bdnoer itnO loaat mebrere Sabre lang
breudbar uno tonuen au9 lepr gut gum
Nnbinoen Don Sbitbaun1sI oermenoet
tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
Gin btlli9es uats0 sefebGftsnede

gernnSs. unIeres esent9amlseen gpFsms Der 3teegeIe f5arsn niF sSe!e
6rpniSb. Grantbeuhu ebenSo erfoNei9 cDne Gle nit perbnIuner 3oniItattDn
bebanpsn. mabren0 e8 ns tumeF fwqt nniere gSttentea 81 is9en, ne mt
sSpFem pe1 @stanetuus ss1ts tt ~ pa1 nadaent &. sasen oI I2s oeaH9 S3i Met u! ete aug
sen " stetg nit Ter pie @anner Der sgsleniesft bic tstnEeg g GtaSele
s. unnegbare, lpenn mtr Ge tn @hAte fra6erer 3eiten begaatsn: aeen beHfe
Ssts. ST eS nst en Iunoerbarer 6ra0 Der GensMstetta nomtt Elm &ehs
SroDbif a G ~ Sic Gteae Beg Srudee8 III efnem bret tauienb 2ieIen laagen
&obef oraeGen fam. Infer etmDtr1i5er MeiterIerf 1T 10 pertrGut Geporcen
ntb ben gereaun1gg IN BEE MtnpfpDere, fB er fe 9enau bcrher5uIa0en I'M
Glanbe lit. Gr fann rubts III lSaY9asnn ftben nnD IN @prau8 ia8en,. ME bG3
gEedtr in Ilorpa pber 9ap Nrrf Ien miro, ala 80 ntt Gun1ste pu lpenen
apUtsn inn ub ben aen1nnteH. Gtapten [igen. 1nb 70 Gbt e8 tn nuen
SpetNu Ser npperueuI eturptTemibaft. gEas BON gtDtben III, 1T bic Scantaib
SeptfsE In e EN-. @uS benilben feueu bic
@n5ei0e,a ner s 1SSa as, u RS fssssf} 81 aR afen saeeaS a 1Sin III = aeas
@ragf9eit. s sapsfsan Es4es' anstst ga'e De re e s4aaessesn nm as0 ai
HMUn=EmHHE-U~Es GrInb bieer Tbohaae fHo mir bef6btst NIT Der 9r5Bz
ten GencuSfet Elm GgIem, Die gatur drpriNAer Srantbeian 51 beftrmen,
oIfSubauen, pbe nnere PaHentea i'll ieben IND lie peAbuIA9 SI nnteriudtU.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
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rtnasn Dinqerpert6. Oa8egen 1T tie 5ur
@lnitreu III 8iehltdGe iebr geeignet, tpenn
fie uorber pollts trodcn getporoen Ut. Der
hterour6 %geponnene 0IN8sr Ut aber t1ur
quf Die iGweriten BGoeH 5t brtr19en; auf
Iolben Seigt Ell gep0hnlt6 cine leDr cute
Wtrfung, mabrenD leid,ter Booen oft pie
Wpuenpuna nIWt l0b1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
GanSmtrtbTd@a ftltd1es.
Gafeu,aocu.

lin Sale Dor MaoeE gu i6aheu, iou es
fem b~eIisreS Iiittel aeben. als 6as logez
.uannte Sobannistraltt, Aypericum pei
foratum. tpelde5 pietfa6 int Solnmer an
Gatnen u1O 3Gunen tpilo mQhlf. Die
SteugeI unb Bl6tter merben einfod
3piiden Die SGle aeIest, um bic Wsaoeu BON
Iekterel ferniuluLten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
9oS 9anoem Der Spub6um,e

nit SaIs, nie pieIFo6 empfoblen lit, tauqt
inter auen llmitGnoen njats. Sic @rs
fabrung bat naanlitl eeIebrt, oaB Die SoIse
~oiinQung Den Brano Der Obitbdume, ben
9orlGuier oe5 SrebieS, bsnirtt. 0te
9an9un9 Der Obit6aume geldiebt ant
beiten unb einiaNiteI nit p~erDnunter
sS0,Ge. . n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
samo! senpy annA,

St Der OsutlbsM SHoolmsntaats gniteOtuns in Ga6z eori.
iornter non SloQ bis $25.O yer Ader. I'm ,peitere
NrStin't !penoe man lid an sSoan 6. zones, va
Ansele5, @Gl!ior"ta, oosr an 9r, wic: or non (, f1p
Natmsttt3at &rcso q. 3, SOS angeles Goutto, SGaIi.
ioTzta. 1npsiR NM NH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-20
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