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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24

LONDON, March 23-The House Of Com
mons last evening by vote OF 2l6 TO l76
adopted motion in favor Of local taxa
tion, falling partially up0n owners OF
landed property insteod OF upon occuplers
ONLY as the law now stands. Mr.. Cham
berlain urged that the motion be With
drawn, AZ the government was preparing
a bill to equalize taxation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
AOOO strfiSers Apneased.

n PrrrsBURG, PA. March 23.-'rhe great
sttlke Of OOO wOrkmen at the National
'rdbe Works at McKeesport, Pa, has
ended satisfactorily 20 the strikers, and
work will be resumed IN all the depart
Ineuts at once. The workmen accepted
tue proposition Of General Manager Flag
lerI 20 restore the wages ruling 10 1894,
and to advance the wages OF labOrers 20
81 2b per day. The increase will range
from Z % % per cent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24

Breaking OF the Treaty and DefeAt o
the French Forces.

the French Forces.
LONDON, March 23.--The African mail
steamer which arrived at Plymouth to-day
brings news Of desperate fighting between
the French and Hovas in Madagascar.
About the end OF February the Hovas un-
der Gen. WilloughbY attacked 1000
French troops, routed them with heavy
loss and pursued them to Tamatave.
The French houses and stores
in TamataYe were shelled by
the HOyas and they took FIRE
aud were destroyed. Tue HOvas then
returned to the capitnl. Their losses were
small. A lew DAYS later Gen. Sherrlng-
ton surprised in forest 1000 Sakalayas,
preceded by $50 Frenchmen and three
machine guns. The SakalaVas were
routed, 40 being killed and mary wounded.
This is the first news of ireeh rupture
in MADAGASCAR and has created great
sensation in Paris.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Pavment of Customs Dues

WAsHINsTON, March 23.-In the Sem
ate to-day Mr. Beck called up the res0lu-
tion offered by him Dec. 10, 1885, relating
10 the payment OF customs dues in coin.
Mr.. Beck said the resolution had been
amply discussed and he now moved its
reference 10 the Finance Committee. This
was agreed 10.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
The shnrt En1 Wins.

LoNDOH. March 23.-At the Lincoln
spring meeting to-day the race for the
Brocklesby stakes fer 2. 2.year-olds was won
by April Fool, with Tiara second, aud
81. Pierre third. There We're starters.
The betting was 10 to / against April
Fool, rs To 1 against Tiara aud TO 9
against ST. Pierre.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
AI.ive Stock HighwaY.

WASHINGTON, March 23.--ln the House
TO-DAY MIR. Reagan, OF Texas, from the
Committee on Commerce reported back
the Senate bill TO establish national
live stock highway and promote com
merce in live stock between the states.
IL was mt ON the House calendar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Internnl Revenue CoIIectors

WASHINGTON, March 23.-rhe Senate
COmmittee on Finance to-day decided To
report favorabiy upon the nominations OF
several Internal Revenue Collectors, in
respect to whose predecessors Secretary
Manning says no charges rejecting upon
their Official or moral character are pend
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24

DOVER, y. H., March pa shortage
OF So 50O was to-day discovered in the ac-
counts OF CITY Treasurer Franklin Free
man. who died three weeks ago. lie was
a prominent churen member aud temper
ance advocate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Fonrth OF LnlY CInims.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-ln the House
o-day, IN the morning hour, Mr.. Richard-
soni OF Tennessee, on benall OF the Com
lnilttee on War Claims. called up and the
h0use passed the Fourth OF July claims
3t,l; The amount involved in the bill is
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24

Pasteur Treating Patients from Russia
-Ons Dies.

-Ons Dies.
PARIS, March 23.-One Of the wolf-bit-
ten Russians who recently came here,
and we're treated by DR.. Pasteur to pre-
vent rabies, died last nIghtin great agony
with all the symptoms Of hydrophobia.
DIR. Pasteur is not at all dismayed by the
failure OF his treatment in this case.
DR.. Pasteur iected morphine into the
dying Russian but without avail. The
spinal marrow Of the dead man will be
used to inoculate dogs eXperlmentally.
The other Is Russian patients are doing
well. Fourteen OF them are busy seeing
the sights of Paris.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Mr.. Watterson's COnvaIescence.

LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Henry Wat.
terson and Mrs. Watterson started last
night for Old Point Comfort. Mr. Wat
terson has been steadily improving for
two weeks, but on the advice Of bis Lhysi-
cians a change Of air was regarded neces-
sary, and this trip was ordered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24

CHICAGO, March 23.-Letters are being
sent out Inviting national meeting "
business men and manufacturers 10 bo
held some time next month 10 take action
toward deyieing some means Of defense
aValuat the power of Oruauizpd labor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Mutual Concessions.

WASHINGTON, March 23.--In the Sem
ate to-day the conference committee on
the urgent deficiency bill presented a re-
port which was adopted. showing mutual
concessions by the House and Senate as
10 differences that had existed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Disabipd Without Voslatnnce.

PALESTINE. Tx, March 23.-The
striking Knights OF Labor invaded the
Texas Pacific railroad yards at this place
this morning ana disabled Two passenger
engines without any interference.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
siIlS IsOblDeries.

PHILADELPHIA, March 49, 90 Sunday
night thieves entered the store OF Jones e.
Fisher, at No. 1918 Chestnut street, and
made OF with $1,000 worth OF silks. Last
night they went back again and carried
of silks valued at $1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
FataI ICxpiosion of IA Gun.

LONDON, March 23.-A Nordenieldt
gun on the British msn-oi-war Albatross
burst to-day. instantly killing two men
and lnlallY lniurinR TWO Othnrs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Tho ArmY's kmriencY

W AsHINoToN, March 23.-Tne chair
,aia before the senate To day Mr.. Logan's
nnlll 10 promote the efficiency OF he army.
me bill was debated until 1 go o'clock,
ana was then laid aside.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
If,.roncy Ileticiencies

WASHINGTON, March 23.-In the House
to-day Mr. Burnes. Of Missouri, submitted
the conference report on the urgent de-
icieney bill and IL was agreed 20.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
SUBURBAN LINES RUNNING.
FAILED TO START.
Lively Times In the Freight Yards At
Sedalie.

Lively Times In the Freight Yards At
Sedalis.
sEDALIA. NO., March 23.-The railway
officials notified the city and county au-
thorities yesterday morning that they
would attempt TO run a train at o'clock
in the afternoon, aud requested them 10
have a sufficient force on hand tn prevent
any trouble. The Mayor bad the entire
police force on the cOmpany's ground and
the Sheriff and twenty-five deputies taken
from business men 0i the city. Al 2
O'clock the train was ready to start, and
a man named William Freelsnd, a clerk
who was laid of after the strike was start
ed, stepped up TO the train and gave the
engineer, fireman and brakemen each a
note which read: "YOu are hereby earn-
estly requested Tor be sake Of humsnily
not To 20 out on tnis engine" The train
started out, and az IL passed New YORK
avenue torpedo exploded under The en-
gine. Az the city limits the fireman came
down from the eHgine and tne train soon
came 10 standstill aud then backed up 10
the yard. A ter CONSULTATION the oiiir
cials decided not t0 make another attempt
yesterday. Freeland was arrested, and
placed undar SiO0bond on a charge OF
trespassing.
SPREADING RAILS.
Shortly before O'Clock the Missouri
Pacific people succeeded m getting out a
freight tram composed OF an engine and
ten cars. A the train pas-eu she stick
yards 10 wasiFuhning ten or fifteen miles
an hour, and several men jumped aboard.
When tue tram was three miles out and
going at good speed The rails spread, and
the engine and four cars went into u
ditch. Pol ce Ofirer Mason had an arm
broken aud special Policeman Neil had n
leg broken. Division superintebd mt
Frey, who bad charge Of th8 tram,
was severely bruised. as was also
Yardmasler Lyons. The engineer and
fireman escaped unhurt. The conductor
was m the caboose at the time o. the
wreck. Ne states that brakeman nam d
King. who ie a Knight OF Labor aud who
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
SOUTHERN GENIusEs.

The following patents were issued to-
day: Watson Fuller, of Atlanta, Ga.
station indicator; Robt. Mitchell. of A =
lants, mosquito canopy; Geo. ). Burnap,
Of Marietta, a cleaner for boiling reel
cloths; Theodore w. Henry, OF Sanford,
Fla, a KEY ring.
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Scr eamapsfmff TT aanfas.

gta9 benz @eieB III 2anfas baben
Mpotbeter, tpeI9e eine geieBli1e 2icen3
bonn Na@IaBri@ter beFben, bas &e9t,
beraui@enbe @etrdnfe ftir tnebi3inii@e,
getperbli6e ober tpiFeni9aftli9e 3pede
atl perfaufen, tpenn Elm Mr3t bies ber=
orbnet ober tpenn Der 2dufer NIT gns
gabe Der @riinbe, fiir meI1e er ben
uStoff4 baben mill, Elm f9riftli@es
@eiu@ einrei9t. Nub muB ber Npotbes
ter elm genaues &egiiter feiner NertGufe
fitbren unb in benz betreffenben 8uGe
angebett, an men, tpD3l unb tpie biel
ct bertauft bat. Gin Correspondent
zines englii@en 8lattes beri9tet nun
aus Sopefa, ct babe li9 bic Mibe ges
ltomnten, bieier Sage ein berartiges
&egifer itt elmer Mpotbefe bur93uieben.
Die nria9en, aus tpel9en 99naps gez
fauft purbe, tparen ber berfdiebenifen
glrt. giner bate fi1 erfdltet unb
brau@te bafiir S9naps als Mebisin,
ein anberet batte Gteber unb iu1te
9eilung i'm S9naps, elm Sritter Iitt
an &eumatismus unb tppllte ii9 bens
felben nit S9naps aus benz 2eibe iaz
gen, Elm 8ierter litt on S9iitteIfrolt
un6 glaubte, eius @allone S1naps
iuiirbe ibm gut tbun, elm Sumter err
mics fi9 gar als GROCER Sbierfreunb unb
berlangte S9naps fir feline franfe Sub.
&abere uBatienten" litten an Neuralgie
unb tpollten fie nit S1naps bertreiben,
Nnbere brau6ten MbisteD fit &opfmeb
ober uebelfeiten i'm Mfagen, Qlnbere
fauften S6naps pfiir's 8abD", fir bic
DGrau", fir @olif, fit ein gei9wolIes
nes &nie, fir S6mer5 in ben gingetpeis
ben, fir 2eiitenbrii9e un6 fir 50 pers
i9ie6ene anbere 3mede. glm tneiiten
iuurbe ie6o@ ber @6naps usur Stdrs
flung" gefauft. Das @eieb perbietet es,
baB SemaHb in elmer 9tpot6ete ben
gefauften Stoff trinft, unb bic Mpptbes
ter iinb bamit febr aufrieben, neil fie
ibren 8er5ienif babea, pbne ii9 NIT
8etruntenen drgern 5u rniiHen. MuBers
benz perfaufen iie teBt 10 biel, tpie nod
niemals suDor. @s giebt in Sopeta
% Npotbeten unb Iie nertaufen na9
Angabe bes @emdbrmannes ieben Sag
SO big so @allonen Wbisten. Mle
s&e3epte" uno @eiu6e um 8erabfols
gung bon geiftiger @etrdnten mifen ie-
ben Monat BET benz Na9labri1ter eiris
gerei9t unb BON ibm 3u ben often ges
romnten tperben. Ser &i1ter erbdlt
babel fur iebes &eaept umb fur iebes
8eiu9 flint Gents. Ser .poiten eines
9ta9laBridters lit babur9 in ben bes
p6lterten Counties iebr eintrdglid5 ge.
tpor6en. Sn Sopefa !. 9. berbient er
auf bieie Weiie ieben Tag 500 big $25.
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man bann biellei6t 6ur9 eine l1nbes
ba9tian1feit feines Meibes ettpas BON
feinem Mufentbalte unb feinen pldnen
erfabren, unb enblib bat man, tuenn es
n6tbig tperben iollte, @eiieln In BET
9anb....
Neir, nein! rief SEQ. MlIes l1ebrige
mag tpabr iein, aber bies 2ebte getpiB
ni@t. @egen Meiber unb &inber flbr
Der Gaiier feinen Grieg.
Stun, mir tperben ia ie5en, ertpiberte
lie. @ewiB 1T, baB mir bic 0erre1t
balb bier baben tper6en, bafiir bat f6on
BET @9urte Int S1Iolie ii9erli9 in ieis
ner Mngit geforgt. Saras mar ia 10
ebrli6, an3ufinbigen, baB ct nit ibm
ben Mnfang MAIDEN tpirb. Mi9 bau=
ern nur bic anberen 2eute bes Dorfes.
Sie ginquartierung tpirb He bart treffen
unb tpabri9einli6 tperben fie besbaIb
mir unb meinen Ginbern 3irnen. Mu9
bies febe t6 boraus; dnoern fantt i9 es
freili@ nibt!
9lber bie1ei9t i6, tief ber pope, ,tn6
fein Nntlib fdrbte fi9 lebbaft. giun
tpeiB i'd, tDas i6 morgen in Der prebigt
3lt fagen baben!
Went es nur nibt. Nber slei@biel,
Ou meinit es gut unb t@ bin Sir banfs
bar. ytur gines, So@piirbiger, @ines
muBt Du mir peripre9en. Sic belt
ibm bic 9anb bin unb ri6tete ii6 ems
pDr. Du tDirit ni9t bas Mitleib anrus
fen fiir mid un6 meine &inber. Oas
baben mir, 10 lange mir @ott bas 2ebet
uno meitte geiun0en @Iieber ldBt, ni6t
n6tbig.
gr perfpra9 es unb bielt au6 am
nd6ifen Sage feline 3ufage ein 10 ipeit
es ibm bies bas eigene, bDn Wtitleib
iiberquelenbe Gemiitb geftattete.
lGortiesung folst,l
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Ser geaae,t als etm @afpmeter.

SIM b9speptifden Dtasen tperben mad ben
Wtablaeiten uhreine gafe eraeust, bic ibm fo'
wobl ipie bic 9arme ausbebnen unb belGitisen.
Das bette Ifittel sesen 8lGbunsen, @inb nno
@amesaen i'm 1lnferleibe, @obbrennen uno far
rem unb iibelriedenbsn NuSpurf 1T Soif t.
ters Masenbittere8. Soppelfoblen.
faures Natron unb aufbraufenbe Mbfibrnittel
fiebea ibn ueit aa@ an Birffamfeit, unb
f9pdden ben Wfasen, tpie es iest bon aeraten
pobl berifanben tpirb. Sdufiaes Irinfen, fpaS
es aud iein mag, ift benz Ma9en f9dolid, unO
CO ilt iebenfaas ni9t Der @erbauans autrdsIid,
uenn man feline Safte berDiinat. @fit Silfe
bes 8itterem erlansen bic Serbaumnssorgane
ibre berloren sesansene @eselmabisteit unb
&raft pieber, tuenn fie f9pad unb auBer Orb.
nuns ftub; bies sefdiebf ni9t elf einntal, aber
bod nit elmer e@nellisteit, ipeld)e Die 8oraig.
Ii1feit bieIes Setlnittels fennaei@net. Sc bat
nod meter bic Birtuns, ben @tnblgans unb
bic eeber gu reseln, ben &5rper sesen Wlalaria
su befdiben, &beumati8mmS itnb Neuralgie 3u
Iinbern itab 2ebemsfraft su bermebren.
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g6tutmnfndht aeheflt.

ginem alien arate, Der bon ber praris au.
radgeaosen lebt, tuuroe bur@ einen oifinbil6en
Wifltondr bic 8el6reibuns eines einfa9en
begetabilii9en SeilmitteIs tiir bic fGnelIe nnb
bauernoe $eiluns bon 2unsen56ninbfudt,
Bron9itis, gatarrb, Aftbma unb allen Sal3.
unb 2nugentrantbeiten aussebdnbist. Mua
elm MitteI fiir pofitibe, rabitale eeiluns bon
Merbenf4pa5e un6 allen Nerbentrantbeiten.
in taufenben Galen erprobt bate, eradtete e.
es fir feline @fidt, bas Mtittel leinen leibenben
@titmeni@em befannt gu MAIDEN. Son Dieiem
Motib unb 8mnf9 setrieben, banbeIte er. Sd
ien6e 6iefea &eaept fofenfrei an alle, bic eS
plinf4en, in beuti@er, enelii9er ober frana5fi-
i9er Spra@e, nit boiler Mnpeifung Ser Ser.
felnns unb be8 @ebrau@s. Senbe abreiIe
nno 8riefmarte, besiehe Did auf biefe 8eitung
nnb ib fenoe es iofort. 28. u. Nobes, 149
Roipers glod, &odeFer, q. .. LILO, ,1smp
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@tme sefttOm fitr bic semiatipms=g greiie.


Oie amerifanii9e 9enlationsz preHe
bat f9 ielbitberltdn6li@ ni6t nit ber
SbatfaGbe geniigen laflen, 5lt beri9ten,
oaB Yrdibent @lebelanb NIT SRI. Sols
iort aus Buffalo perlobt fei, ion6ern ibre
r@biffonniers" (es gibt fein gutes beltts
i9es Wort bafiir( baben fi9 fofort an
bic Nrbeit gena9t, iibera bic Splioms
Naes aufsuf6bern, tuas fi@ in BEN Sc
f9t9ten unb Qeberlieferungen finben
lieB. Die iunge Dame, tpel9er oiele
unanitdnbige Neugier6e febr unansez
nebm fein n1uB, bat tpenigfens ben einen
Sroft, baB man ti@t entoedt bat, baB
irgenbpD ein Soliom wegen pferbebieb=
fabls gebdngt ober tpegen Gali1min3e,
rel ing 3u9tbaus gei6idt murbe.
9ie S9meiBfliegen BET Seniationss
9refe lieBen fi6 bur@ bic @ieberlegut=
gen Der iiber bic Golfoms ausgeitreuten
8eri9te unb Gerii9te bur9aus ni9t obs
fhreden, ionbern bas lnseaiefer tpagte
fi9 aud an ben prd1ibenten beran.
@ines Der ruppigiten gremplare oieier
@utte 1T ber n@inc. enquirer" ,unb bies
fer beri@tet nit 8ebagen iiber bic Ibfers
tigung, tDel9er feinem @prreippnbentett
biefer Gage 3u She'll tpurbe. Na9bem
ser Wann 5uerit bic 1lmgebung, bic
gauge Ntmoipb6re, fomie bie StimmunJ
gef@iloert, in Der er ben prdlibentert
gefunben, ldBt er i'm folgenbermaBen
fpre9en, unb boffentli@ bat er, bic 2ef>
tiDn eorreft mitgetbeilt:
r9iele 8eri9te finb cine S6ma9 unb
cine 99an6e; fie fin6 Elm 8erbre9en
gegen allen Mnifanb, unb bic BreHe
iOllte etpas 8eferes tbun, als Elm f9ub=
lofes Mdo9en auf fol9e 8eiie bor bas
publitum 3erren. @s iit mod ni9t LAM
ge ber, baB i@ BON bieien 5eanbalmas
9ern nit elmer iunger Dame berlDbt
tpurbe, neil iie einige Sage bier gu @oft
mar; Niemano biirgt bafur, baB ni9t
I9on in tpenigen Sagen elm anberes
armes Mfdb@en beruntergeri6en pirD.
Warum laBt Sbr @urem prd1ibenten
ni9t tpenigitens baHelbe &e9t, tpelhes
Sbrbem drmiten 2obnarbeiter augelfebt2
ST foIte gum Wenisftea einige &e6te ba=
ben, bic sSbr 5u refpectiren geneigt tpd=
ret; aber @u,es @lei9en gefattet inn
yfi6ts oer art. &iirali6 purbe bebaup=
tet, i'd lafe mir ieben Sonntag einen
garbier tommen, udbrenb es Sbatia9e
TT, baB mid felt 5tDan5ig eSabren fein
Barber berubrt bat. Gebr balb tpirb
man fi@ nit meinent 9fa6tbeub bei9dfs
tigen. Do6 Sic tbateI gana re@t, baB
Sic bier5er famen, mid peribnli6 sll
fragen, unb i@ min Sbnen n1ittbeilen,
baB tDenn mir einmal mirfIi1 10 tpeit
finb, ib bic Nnapige in meiner Neanier
fnnbma9en tDerte. - 8is babin follte
man mid peri9onen. Gin Mann, tpenn
er au@ prdfibent Der 8ereinigten
Staaten 1T, follte bod bas &e6t baben,
prtbatangelegenbeiten far f3 gu bas
ben."
0ieie bittere Section bat ielbitbers
fdnbli9 bic Glati6iu9t ni9t abges
f6redt, fonbern bte0erlobung besprdfis
benten 1T mad mie bpr bas Sbema ber
9eniationsprefe. 3ablrei9e Bilber
finb bereits bon Grdulein Goliom per6fz
fentli9t tuorben, 5u Denen alle m1gli9en
Sppe1, BON ber befannten Danfeemdbs
9ensp pbDfognomie Bis aur fiibpeltli6en
@reolin, geiefen su baben f@einen, unb
es 1T ole Wabri9einli6teit porbanben,
baB bic interefante Gallerie nod ber,
mebtt tpirb.
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syleiSd)aubere

DaB sutpeiIen GIeii6 t1i@t 10 iaftis
auf ben Slid foml1t, als man ertpars
ten barf, bat feinen @run6 In ber febs
lerbaften gebanblung bes Gleif6es.
Betanntli6 tpirb bas Gleif9, bebor es
in een 9o@topf fomn,t, in ber 9egel
re6t forgfdltig unb oaber au9 ldngere
3eit NIT faltem ober laue1n MaHer abges
maf6en un6 bann nit faltem Wafer
aufgefebt. 9as Wa6er ertpdrmt fi9
allmdbli9, Bis es ben Giebepunft ers
rei@t bat unb 6ann tpirb er1t re1t ges
feuert, bamit bas Gleif6 f9nell gar unb
re9t miirbe mjrb. Cine berartige See
banblung beg gleii6es If aber inlofern
feblerbaft, neil, tnenn basielbe nit
faltem WaKer aufgeieBt unb alImdbs
li9 ertrdrmt tpir6, bas WaFer benz
Gleii@fafte bic in bemfelben gel6fen
etoffe entsiebt, unb bas 5leii9 bon
biefem f6rmli@ ausgeIaugt tpirb. Die
fe beiteben aus &reotin, @itpeiB, MiI9=
fdure, beri@iebenen @alsen II. T. 10.
uttb tper5en 6ur6 bielen @ntlaugungs.
prD5eB bas 3eaengewebe unb dbnliGbe
5beile bur6 Bic Wirfung bes fo9enben
MaHers in @anert Dber 2eim bertpans
belt. gu Dem nmftanbe, baB Elm 70 auss
geiaugtes Gleii6 feiner ipi9tisiten Nabs
rnngsffDffe berluitig gegangen 1T, gez
feut ii9 nod Der an6ere llebelifanb,
bob es, tpell Der Gaieritoff bart uno
bornartig getporben, nunntebr f1mer
berbauli6 1T.
@ie nun bur6 eine fali6e 8ebanb=
lungsmeileaus einenguten Stid Gleii9
elm uenig nabrbaftes unb i6tper bers
ooslides gema6t iperoen fann, 10 mag
umgefebrt cine berniinftige Bebanbs
lungsmetbDbe au6 Elm tpeniger gutes
Gleif9 In elm febr frdftiges unb pobIs
tDDblf6medenbes gu bertpanbeln.
Wirb ndbmli@ 6as GIeii1, na9bem
es nur iniotpeit, als es Die &einli1feit
erforbert, in fo@enbes @aHer gelegt,
10 gerinnt alsbantt bas auf Der Dber=
fiddle beg Gleii6es befinbli6e @itpeiB
unb um5iebt baiielbe nit einem fiir bas
Wafer unbur9bringli6en Mantel, es
perftopft fonit alle Wese, aus mel6en
bic 6leif9fdfte entqueaen unb Wa1er
in bas Snnere bes Gleii6es bringen
fann. Gin oerortig 5ubereitetes Stiid
Gleif6 bebdlt iomit ale in bemleben 10
rei9Ii9 entbaltenen Nabrunssitoffe in
lt1 unb tDirb troB afler @egeneintpenz
bungen ltets tDei9 unb berbaulidb auf
ben Sid fommen, norauseesebt, baB
lorgfam barauf gea9tet tpirb, baB bas
Waher ifets bic SiebebiBe bebdlt.
Saber 1T bic Metbobe bes 3aItaufz
ieBens nur empfeblensmertb, tpena bas
Jleif1 gum 3wed ber gouilDnberei<
tung gefo@t tpirb.
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Ste dnabeln. Cine ungeidbre
gere9nung fcbdBt bic 3abl Der Stef=
naoeln, bic tdgli6 in europa fabri5irt
tperoen, auf 80 Millionen. Sat eben
10 piel geben an iebem Sage berloren.
Stt einem Sabre belduft fite 6er 8ers
brau9 biefes fleinen aber niibli9cn
Segenitanoes auf etma 29, 200, 900, 600
q. ;. 29 Wti1iarben u. 200 NiilIionen)
9ttid. 9ieie Nfaiie reprdientirt Die
Summe BON 11,500,000 Sranes. Ser
Goitenpreis fit cine Stednabel betrdgt
2-3ll000itel eines gentine. gnglonb
lbornebmli9 Birmingham, 2onbon u.
Sublin) probusirt bic meiFen Stednas
beln: 50,000,000 Gthd per Saa.
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8aubpls! 8auhpls /!

garmer unb Bauluitige MAIDEN mir
alf bic SumbersOarb bes Serrn Sans
8. Segener aufmertiam. Wtan fins
bet bort groBe 8orrdtbe BON 8au6ola
eller 9lrt uno IN feiner S6neibemable
Sbaren, Senfter, Salouiien &c. gu BEN
biuigiten preiien. Wer mod ni6t iein
&un6e mar. ipre9e por uns iiberaeuge
1tb, baB man bier NIT 8ortbeil taufen
tann. SumbersOarb unb Office: on
SoufOnitraBe. Sab Soor & 8Iinb
Gactorp bon 9ans2. 9egener,
an Ybeuue c..
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Sluctuatipner i'm Weorfte fir 6

- GlnctuatiDnen I'M Msartte fiir gis
fentpaaren faun Seber bermeiben, Der
feline Srbers 6ur@ piper& S9ult
+ eB ausftibren ldBt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod bem &Oniuu,.
8iper & S6ultbeB baben ffets einem
enormen @orratb bon Gensbrabt, giien=
ble9 u. I. tu., unb ite i1otiren frhbere
niebrise preiie, penn bieielben au9
i'm Worfte iteiaen.
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0es 6immeIs seaen.

9un, Soden 9diel, guer 2raut ge.
beibt oDrtreffii@, ba 1T bod bes 9iln.
mels Segen erfi9tli9!
Sc, ia, 9err Baiter, bat feggen Sci
mol. diner Dor iiino DOT i0btein Gauber
RaubmeB iRl
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- Sn benz rritterli@ en-"
8irsinien iinb bic Semperensler iebt
iehr riibrig. go tuurbe biefer Sage
bel elmer Nbifimmung iiber 2ocal=
Option in WDlbebile nit Stimmens
mebrbeit entf@ieben, baB fiinftig I'M
@ountD feline beraui6enben @etrdnfe
berfauft tper6en biirfen; in Glpnb
@onrtboufe erlitt 6agegen bic tpdRerige
Yartei cine 9lieberIaae.
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Miliam @erto in SouFon, Der
feline Grail errlorbeie, III 81 lebensldng.
li@em 3u9tbaus perurtbeilt tuorben.