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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03

Chickens do not need any food during
the Arst twsnty.four hours after they are
matched. The contents Of the yolk bag
which bag is absorbed into the stomach
Immediately before Matching takes place
con tains sufficient nourishment for the
first day, and any attempt to compel the
chick to swallow other food is likely to do
more harm than good, by the arrangement
Of the digestive system. There will be nc
difficulty in getting the chicks to eat II
they are simply left alone for the first
twenty -four hours. ALI such practices Is
the giving Of . peppercorn to the newly
Matched chick are most Objectionable in
deed, and are founded either on supersti-
ton or ignorance. Such pungent things
y pepper corns must be very trying to
delicate organ like the stomach Of . young
chick. That still more Objectionable prsc-
tice Of tearing Of the horn or scale which
nature has placed on the beaks Of chicks
to enable them TO break open their prison
house, combines cruelty with other things,
for this scale will drop off itself within .
few days. The less chickens are inter
fered with the better, during the early
stages Of growth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03
CONSTIPATION

nm I'm usiiln tArsagA Nh
6iooaup = sItsa sttAe1n IL syytsa
q b. caasttpatioa. ~ tAsrs b -
otAsr II III y helr to,ncrs ~ =
b. 1egieeted, hu4 ~ ~ natsfial
iloaoS1 1870 ny ut h IMMEDIATE.
u MI nm irregular action At -
6owsla WIN 0srv b rot regular
astiea. ~ rstsntisa q dsmysd ~
sGDts uattsr. vttA IT. poisonolS
gassa sooa polsons The vhols syJtsn
81 beilg absorbed into II slsing
pllaA 1sfslA hsadschA inpayv Mod
aal many othsr serious a1setiGnA
BURDOCk BLOOD BTf1ERS Win
Immediately relieve. End On bettls
pouiuvsly curs or rslisvs aay GO
q Constipation.
sWas troubled tde . ysar With
aDaatveaa1 i1dig1flol. ald aleee
tzylle SVVgyt hing Imaginable, ~
b0RO0CK BLOOD Bl1TERS. n
m hottls revived n and the sseoo1
eursd - sstirsly-j.& WtlNan1oA
1osAsstsr. n. ].
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03

G. s. Plumb. 10 Our Country Home, bal
this TO say on the treatment Of garget:
There are many methods Iextant o.
treating garget or caked bag. but thus faI
| have found none simpler or more efiica-
cacious than bathing and rubbing the
affected part with water Of about one hun.
drsd twenty degrees temperature, and
then applying vaseIine. The udder should
be we'll mbber and dried before the vase
line Il applisd. In one particularly stub.
born case, where one quarter Of the udder
had been quite hard for some time before
the COW came under my care. the warm
lotion wss drst resorted to. with rubbing,
followed By painting the directly affected
part with > solution Of lipcture Of iodine;
then vassline Vas applied over this. A
complete recovery snsued. and to-day that
portion Of no bag yields the largest guam.
lily Of milk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03


The opposition 10 scientific agriculture
. gradually dying ont Farmers are moi
70 unlike every other class ~ to refuse "a
sdopt my courss that will add 70 the
prohts Of their labor. and they will moi
close their eyes TO the fact that science
teaches them how 10 increase their crops,
how 70 practice economy In feeding. and
many other points Of advantage that we're
Dot UNDERWOOD. When farmers ~ class
viii themselves recognize the connection
Of science With agriculture. they will have
done much towards establishing their 90.
cupstion upoa higher plane. and one
upon which u viii receive the needed re-
gpect d H. World.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03

In regard to the proper time TO turn
cattle to pasture farmers hold widely diff
terent views regarding the matter. Some
OF them never allow their animals to enter
their pasture fields until the grass has
started sufficiently for them to obtain Q
good bite. Several arguments can be given
against this practice, It is we'll 10 make
the change gradual from dry to succulent
fool. This gradual change is secured by
letting cattle go to pasture before they can
get full feed, and need to have what they
can sethsr supplemented by feed at the
barn. Animals are particular in their
tastes, and will range vide fields to secure
what suits them best. This being true, it
follows that, il . good bite is before them,
the rank places will be trampled over and
flowed to grow up unmolested; whereas,
had th = animals been given access to the
psstu,e vi % feed was scarce, the early
sprinoino or.s."s in these rank places
vouId h.va been ). ! of, greedily, with
the chances, consequently, 's Mu'A ,c ~
haoced Of its being cropped of s'ei' ~
claim is, therefore, put in that IettiDe '''
tie 50 to pasture early is better for the !,
animals and better for the pasture. On
The other side Of the question. DO argu-
ments are advanced that are worthy OF
serious consideration. What is here isaid
applies only to pastures; moving fields
ire not now pastured at al. in the spring,
~ any sensible farmer; while even fall
FEATURING Of meadows Is practice fast
yoipg ont Of favor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03
Adrifnifnral.


The RwsI Ns@ Yorker recently pub
lishsd special pumbss devoted 10 pcnlsry
IN which Il edisoriaiiy csuticns iis readers
nos 70 10 inhaled BY enthusiastic ben fan
sierra Experience has shown i 10 he .
iAcs that tho farmer who turns bis whole
shsn into Len-yard viii iail in nine cases
ont Of Ten. The Rural says:
.Enthusisstic poultry ianciers are apt 81
times 10 oyerdo the business Of inducing
iarmeu 70 spend money 10 poultry, Such
shsurdly Wild stores - ere frequently
printed copcetuing poultry profits do
great harm. They bring into poultry cul'
suse the very people ~ho ought TO keep
out Of Il. They drive away the practical
isrnsn, Who ses nothing but nonsense In
the glowing statements. Why not b req.
sonsblss Poultry keeping will never
make up for poor farming. laxiness or bad
| management The farmer who turns bis
Whole farm into hen. yard will fail In
nine casss out Of ten. The hen will save
no country or section; but she will help
10 save. Her proper place on the farm.
among Che stock, is a. helper and not as
; principal. The egg product Of the
country can safely be increased BY 80 per
csnk without greatly reducing the price.
the more prime poulty offered. the gresier
The demand. Farmers and their wives
frequently complain to visitors Of the dii-
6culty Of securing fresh meat in the spring
aud early summer. While they complain.
few poor hens are standing about the
yard. utterly unable. by reason Of their
owners heedlsssDess. to supply the need
cd food. There arc two things in the
poultry business that are absolutely sure:
no hen Of any breed will lay when eggs
arc wanted. unless she is taken care of;
the descendants Of hen that has been
carefully bred for special purpose will
do far better work than any collection Of
scrubs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03

Sons an bsginniss % realize the fact
thAs ~ World esssot b fed and clothed
ertirely from Ihs pfc6k Of swapping jack
HALVES. Or even from spscuIstipg 10 corn
and pork Somebody must make the
jack knives and somebody must grow the
corn and pork.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

for the prompt relief OF 'hrcss and hung
diseases peculiar to children. ] consider
Il an absolute cure for al such affections,
and am never without Il In the house."
Mrs. L. II. Herman, 1877 Mercer It,, jersey
CITY, writes: ~ have always found
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral useful In my fam
ily.r d. r. johnson, Mt. Savage, Nd,
writes: "ror the speedy euro Of sudden
Colds, and for the relief Of children afiict
ed with Group, have never found any.
thing equal TO Ayers Cherry PectoraL
Il il the most potent Of I'll the remedies
have ever usod.v w. II. stiekier, Terrc
Haute, Ind, writes: "Ayer's Cherry
Pcctoral cured my wife Of severe lung
affection, supposed to be Quick Con.
sumption. We now regard tho Pccford
Is household necessity 4. n. Brcck-
enridge, Brainerd, Mimi, writes; ~
am subject to Bronchitis, and, whercverI
20, am always sure TO have bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Peetoral
with me. It is without rival for the cure
Of bronchial afiections.n
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. G. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Haas
For sale by all Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03
The BEST

hean sru semgwrd upoa nnn b pgSsa
haxsA. ssd TN true war 10 insuss hsalxA
bsa panty yo1s biocd With Aysr's esrus'
rsrfaa- Mrs.. Eiirs A. CacaTh. " Asiiax-
Ten a.. LowsA. Mss. writes: Every
wissv sn4 sss4nx my fsnsf,y, ineis1lng
nvself. sec several bottles a Aysps ~
sspArsIiA Erp<rIencs has csuxincsd -
thax, n powerful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-03
Purifier

Of the DAY. G. z. Upton, Nashua, n. H.,
writes; "ror . number Of years
was troubled with hunor In my eyes,
and unable TO obtain relief until COM
nenced using Ayers Saraparills. Ihaye
taken several bottles, am greatly bcne-
fiied, and believe It 10 be the best Of blood
purifiers" II. Harris, Creel City, Ramsey
Co.. Dakota, writes; ~ have been an
intense sufferer, with Dyspepsia, for the
past three years. Six months ago ] began
10 use
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

Id,e NIB geDalttb6tige 9erle, 0eneit Der
WieuheImoro, tueull ct ibneit ntIBte, ebeitlo
yritterlid" oGudte, pie Die oifele uro ebrs
Iihe Maffentbat.
60 paro IN oen Iestcn Gage1 9elncloct,
oab in Dem Orte Torl 9Sortb III SeIas etz
Hem Goltpirt6e, NamelIS Sd9gart, lpeIl CT
Die bon Der giienba6n in Olenlt Geilontrles
rten @rlatz Qlrbeiter beherberate, Gtft IN
ieinen Wallerbebalter 0eiDorfeH ipproerl lei!
Oud nidt Die 9irbeiter. lonoern cine Grau
uIo sipet tleine &inOer ipuroen oaoilrA
nergtfteI! SoDann iparb cine III bet 9tlbc
Des DRIES iibcr Den Ioiiil Street. flibrenoe
GtienbabnDriiGe nit 4etroleum 9etrdntt
u1o ubaebranut. Non tpem?
So, iper peiB c5! Die Siibrer
Der o9aitter" betheuern. oaB i1ncn lotde
SDanot6aten nld)t iii Den Sinn fOtnlllcll.
Sen Tabrer IL itdnltib, bas tant aud
ri0tig lein. lIbtr mas iptilet ie belln bon
DEM. tpas i1re 9eute i'm GunfeI oer9fa0t
tbun? 9ie %Nbteugnnng Der Sbulo bat
gar feiuer g4ertb. Delln eS itebt tbr Die
barte uusrbittIihe Sbatia0c g~easnlber,
DaB tetn O1snib in Der Melt, %ansge>
IN N n Die itreifenoeu v9titter", etaeit
y eipe9gruno 81 Der uidt5miiroigeI
S9dnotbat bate. gSenil II i d Die u8tttz
ter" ben Maiieruorrotb Sag9arts Der9ifz
tet, oosr bic @tienbabnbrilte abgebra'tat
BADEN: W ct iOule es benn iOnlt ees
tGan baben? Q8er bdtte oenn N;laB Oasu,
ooer Sntereiie batan gebabt ?
yiuH, tple geiagt 8egetl Die DHttterltds
felt" Der urbebcr oieier Ser6rehtn l6Bt il6
nidt5 eintpeiioen, 0d Die Sitter Der
verten alien i3eit" lolde Ghurfereicr; ebeHs
fdas als nit lbrem Sitter Bepubtieiu gari
oertrGoli6 aniabeu. - 9ariiber lolte it6
ber 6etr poipberIp ftdr tperotr, oaB es ptel
Ieid)fer LIT, Die b6ien Gelbeni6afteH 3u eniz
~fclleIlt, ais iie nadDer mieDer unter leilel
Niltn Alt beueeil. Yeritdnoe er beuti6,
10 tp6te linn orinaen6 Die 8eDcrsi9uns beg
WDtbe'l1en @eointe5 boil isneln 3albers
IebtiiMg ST. empieDlel, Der Sruar Den Gelen
SIT einen Wallertrdger per5auberi, dber ben
gSaflertrdget ntdjt tnleoee gum DGrl1lolen
Beien MAIDEN fam.
IS bat ia Deute Den Nnid]ein, dls niirbe
BET aus geraOeSu tinOtibem Nnlniie ett=
itanoete Strett gegeIt Die Gera5a Baciftcs
uito 9egen bic DtiilourizY dcifics 8a6n bQlo
Elm Gnoe lehnieu. gSentgften5 lit bon Der
Giniebunq zines ShieoSgertd,tS bic Geoe
uto DaS bebeutet tpubL bet glnfang neS
@nbes. WGeidDoDl ordagt Das, ipaS lett
s,uei Bpden gei0ehen lit, Dem unbsfan8es
men Deobddjter Die lleberSeuguug auf, DaB
Die 9roBe Wtadt. wel6e Die v9tttter BET
9lrbett" geiDOnneH babeH, III gewaItig lit,
um nod Don ben Sbern beS Orben3 be-
bgrri6t uno 9elenft tper0eu su tDnneH,
nadoem ite einmal entfeilelt lit. Oie
Obcrn b~edblibtigen Hur einen ~unbluttgef1
&rieg, pieGetht itur cine barmloie Graftz
probe; ober tie tperoen lid tpunoern, ~ E
raib ibnen Die 8elpesung Ibsr ben &opf
ipadien miro!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
@c.u goreer muter gtaotpater.

Dem 8t5eprGiioenteu oes Stem
Oorfer Stootratbes, 6enr0 Us tI1iam
Sae1ne lit IN Der nnteriu6un9 iiber bic
geltebun9en our0 Die 8roaoiuaDz Bferbez
~eiienbabn, II. u. aud na~d9epieien poroen,
oaB ct in ieiner @ilenl6aft ais BeIiser ez
nes Suipelenla0ens eire Menge Sttberselita
Don Ginbrehern i6ernabn1, DGs baum BON
ibm eju9el6mol3en tpuroe.
OaS Bette an ocln8url0en 1T, baB er trob
leines oeuti6eu ytautels nidt ~ ben
Oeutl6zNmerifanern geb0rt, ou6 ME ,u
tbnen 9ebalten sat. @r tpurbe Dor iedsz
unooretBi8 Sabrcn IN Netp gorf qeboren.
Sn leilen ilngeren SaDren tpar CT DaielbIt
Ge0rltng Bel ieinem Bruoer, benz 5upelter
TreOeri6 N. SaeDRe. @tnes gaaes inn
CONNER 1879 fano man auf eilter nit
@raS belDadbienen Steue Del Sort gBoibz
ilgton etuen 9tod uuo 8eilt[et0er, ole Qls
Die bon Treo. rs. Sac6ue ertaunt tuurbcn.
Oieicr tpdr perl6wunoeu. Sc blef, er
babe i'll }yolge 81 angeitreugten Arbettens
al Shpermutb 9elitten uno Selbltmoro
begdngen. Son elmer aus Dem @aller aez
aoaenen 9eihe Dnro@ nahher b~ehauptet, lie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
WnSez0reStAtett4

Ni6t bon l.. q. Wtobez 8re6igera, g.: J.
Breoigern, bic ytn Der Wooe" ftlo uno 1tb
bur6 auerlet &unititiiGe in Der Wfooe 81
erbalten piiicn, pie 5. y. Bee9er, let bier
Die 0teoe, ionoern bon 4rebigern utO Bres
uber bic neue1te II
TrauenfIeiper. 9eionoers Der
0telieprebiger 9 am SOneS Gus Georgia
tueiB Iber oielen Gegenia1o audi bier III
Chicago nieL 81 i6paBeH. Gin5el1e lether
Gemerfungeu itno ni0t 10 libel, aber Die
meiiten fino 10 fed, oaB lie ftp in elmer BON
Srauen unD S%ungfrauen geIelenen 3eltung
taum tpieOergebeu lalien. Cine Der MD
beiten lit nod Die: Sin frommer WtaIltt
iuurpe firSIi6 gefra9t, mas ftr 3letoer Die
9anlen bel Der bon tbnl belld)tel DOR
nebmen feftliden NbenOmabI5ett 9etragen
bGtten, uuo er a%nttDortete: unrer Die
SpeiietafeL babe i6 ni6t gegHGt; al pen
ilber Die GafsL beroDrragenoen GorpertDetlel1
Der 90men nabnl id aber feline &letouu9
maDr."
Sest bat aud Gliiabstb Glepes
lano it'd QeOrungen gefl9It,. ais aett5
tDeiltge erite Game DeS 9auoeS et1e Bre0t8t
iber bic n~euciten 6%rauenmOben 81 balteu,
unD awnr gtei0 iNriftli0. Wtan f0llll tDr
bas un 10 wcutger libel nebrlen,. ais lie III
DeriGieDeHen SenlattOn5c0rrelponoen6e1
aus Mai6ingten bei6ulOigt iporOen mar,
oaB Tie Der O~ortt9en pornebmen TrauenDett
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
SausGtectric.

Die BON eiuem ausibuB bes Gonereies
norGenOmmene unteriuhung Der vBauz
@lcctrics @eituldaft" uro Der Gerbiloung,
III uet6er su oteier @eieli6aft beruor:
ragenoe politilhen DISQUALIFICATION itebeu,
fnroert b6hft lettIame 0inee au Sage.
DE @eieuiAaft lit Das man in Berlin
cine xblutige 81 anoung" nennt. gtus
aeblid ltslt Tie Elm Sapitat bon 5 Milioz
men 9otIerS Dar, aber Dieie Summe Drildt
uiGts anDereS aus, aE5 Die g h1buua
bes QSertbes, tpelben ole 9tusbeutun0 Der
@rfinouugen zines geruilieu S. 0arrts
&oserS erl0ngen tpiirbe. ipen1 supor
bas BeQ'i6e &ateut u oeul&ege gerGumt
ipdre. Su bjcien pGpicrenen S Mtutoueu
lit ni6t me9r WIrflihe5 0sIp. al3 in elmer
Seitetblale Seiie. Ger Batsr nes gelarn>
ten Jtoaers, ein friiherer @eittliDer Ger
bifdDflids prpteitantiihen &irde, uadlnals
S0riftite1er, 0tbter bon ShaulDeIeu,
Die ME oaS &idt eer 2ampsH Geteb.a Daben,
uno Dor alien 0inSen &rtsgs >yarbe Der
Gebeaen. eriann ben aldusenoen Ylaa sur
9eritlberuHg to monetize) Der Batente
ieines ftnbigen Sobues. @as Der pirfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

lei bic BON Sreo. 80. Saebne. g2d6 Der
gen6bnlt6en Erduer3eit beiratbete bic
Ntttpe Nreo. SO. Sae6ne's ibren 5dtpaz
ger, ben oer5eitt9en StaotDater !9etrD 0.
Saebne.
!3am eriten WaaGs belpertfteuigte ct leine
WabL in ben Stem gorfer Staotrat6 i'm
Sabre 1882. Nlt6 aus ieoer fitnIttgeu
2Sabl gtng ct, oa ct 3Ir md6tt9en Sr9aniz
iation Der Jog. Otetp gorter GouutDs Oemos
fratte gcb0rt, aIs Sieger beroor; i'm Lebten
9erbft betrug ietne Webrbeit iogar 6reis
%Sc6nDunoert. Su3tDti6en fitbrte CT bds
Suipeltergei01ft leittes 8rrtoers meiter; Der
Gaoen lit nidt5 tpentger aIs e[eqant, iorz
bern eDer idQbtg; uno bur6 gelegehtLideu
'Gtntduf geitobLener g8aaren mtro SSaebne
audi uidt reid genoroen lem. 9Iber ie
ld1Ber Ct I'M GtaOtratb iaB, beito' flotter
uno ippiger iDlroe er. Statt zines rups
pigeh Wteni6en lit ct iebt elm StuBer uno
DSportsman".
SIN Gerb0r Dor benz llnteriudungsausz
i6uiie oeS GtaatS lenateS. n1aGte er, 1penlt
aa6 lebr 3Dgerto, folgenoe MuSiagen: Sein
S%utpelentaoen trug tbnt etgentLtG tt1tS
.eit, unb gu Nnfang bteieS Sabres iibcrtrug
CT i'm oaber geget etle &lctnl9fett an ieinen
v@lert" glitter, Der nthtS bate. Ood obs
glei9 Saebae feinen regeltndBtgen @rDerb
bat, lit Ell, mad ieinem 509ernDeu @eitdnDz
ntlie, Elm Sretno Deridteoener ,0erren",
iueLde, tpte CT ft1 ausoriifte. vods betretz
ben, mas anDere 9ellte cine Spielb6lle rtenz
men wiirben". Gr lit gRttgLteb lln5dbliger
Sports il1o Ber9niigittgs : Clubs, inter
beren bunten 9tdtneft itb ebenfuIs SpieLz
10Ien berbergen; CT pettet BET Bferoerenz
ren, lit Elm lsibeni6dftlt1sr Boteripteler
uno' ~Dertiert, nah eigener g(ngdbe, tnan6z
mai groBe Summen lit @tner ytd1t. Sod
ais gertebener Boferipieler bat ct ou6 ihon,
!. .. I'M 8td)mono 6tQ Sub, 5000 bis
$500 tp0Hettlid i'm NoferipieL g%e;DonNen
ilno iou dugenbIiflt0 iiber urgefGbr
$50, 700 perflgen. OaB er b t aber nibt
iouobI in benz pedirIpouen Boteripiele,
als bilr6 B~eiteDuu9en iettens Des 8ronoz
toaDs lItternebiners Safe Sbarp, benz Der
9tetu gurter Stdbtratb Bic tieiigiten 9riutz
ltgten vgeidenft" bat, uno ieitens atberer
Yeltehsr er9telt, lit ttar. 0abei erflGrt er
aber unter 3eugeneio, ct Lebe nit ieiner
Srau uuo ieds &inoern fir $500 int
Sabre.
Sin 9rnBer She'll bon Saebne'S 8Gblerz
id)uft perebrt ibn iibrt9ens aufrtdttg. 50
wurbe ibm }. y. I'M poriget Somrner bel
elmer 6eitlthtett int Yart Der 2oipenbraueret.
bonn v6enrD Miutam SSdehhe Yeretn"
ftterlin in Mn6etrd0t ietner 8eroieufte etn
Moermansdb5ei4en I'M Nert5e DON $1,000
iiberreid]t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Gfate M6ttbcrh6hTeA

Die bonn Stem Worfer StdatsIeuot nerz
anttaltete lnterlu6un9 Der llmitGnbe,
inter pelheu Der Staotratb BON 1884 an
Sacob Sharp ben Sreibrief fir Die 8rpaoz
waD> @iienba6n ertbeiGt bat, l6etnt II d t
wie oas 0ornbereer S0ieBel berLaUfen 5u
polen. elmer Der S6urten, tpelde
baruaIS Don Sharp get0uft DIrDeu, bat
v~4eiquielt" (gebei9tet). SIS lit iener
5aebne, Der utter benz ytuuelt zines
SuipeIier. @ei6Gfts Oiebs0eblerei betrieb
uno 1th babel, I'M ieines @infLu1ieS ais
2lloernlan wtLIen, be5 S6ubes Der NoLtSet
uno StaatsaulpaItldaft e%rtreute. ST. bat,
mic CT gIaubte unter bier Mugen, benz 95o=
Danlals fit ieine Sttmme i'll @uniten Der
YrDGomaD : Gabn aD Gn3tgtdW en- D
Dollars cmpfangen babe, dlh Die JtG=
men anoerer Sta0trGtbe gena1nt, Die ebel7
lopteL pOer nod n1ebr er9alten baben.
8DrncS dber bate Dorher atpet leiner belteu
2eute 10 Dinter Der S9ar auFgeitellt, DAB
Iie ieoes WSprt S0e6ue'S b0ren tonntet utlD
nun els Obren5eugen DEM S1urfen 9egeltz
iiber gcltett tperoer tonnen. 9ieies W1itz
tel, eiuen 8er6reAer 5u i6erfil9rert, mag
nt1t lebr l1Dn lettt, ALIEN eS lit thdtlQ65
lth bas etn3i9e, I'M etnen S0ulObeDetS
gu e~rlangen.
gtab NHoeutungen, tDel6e 8Dr1eS gez
nla9t bat, itnb pon ben d III mtIt9 n
WtitglieDern be5 StdotratbS Don 1884 mr.
Stpei gang gepiB nnbeitodeu 9etDeieu un0
ltnter ben iibrtgen t0nnen bteLei1t nod
einige l0ulolos Ieilt, ale anbern aber ii1o
nit i9peren Suminen barren 8e[oes gez
fault noroen. IS ftnb bemuG1it tpeitere
Ger1aftungeu gu ertparteI. 3uerit ioa
na6 SaeDne Der Moermar Siiagraff an Die
9fetbe tO,ni1elt, Der, unIere5 gSIllens, leloer
ein geborener 9eutiber lit. 9offentlib
tperben aber audi Die Sril9en G~taub8eleuen
ntdt Der9eiien iperoeA.
9aB oiele gn!biuungen eineu 9etli0rnen,
ablhredenDen @influB auf ben ieBigen
Stabtratb geabt bdtten, FAINT man ui6t
%bebaupten. SIN @eqentbeil bat bieie 8anoe
etneu nod groBarti9erer 3taubSug geplant,
tnoem Tie ci1eI Sreibrtef fir 35 UteileI
a~obeIbabnen bepiIiqt bat. Ser Nlaoor
bat 3tpar ietn 8eto etn9ele9t, bod 0as
1884, bon Der &duberbanoe iiberitimmt
tueroen, lDenn ni6t re6ti0affene 8ilrger
bon 0en Gert6ten GinbattsbefebLe 9egen
ben StaOtrath ertDtrft DQtten. St3tptlGen
bat Die Staats9 eieBgebunG eiIe 8Or!age anz
genomnen, mDna6 fortan Sretbrtefe fit
StraBenbaDnen al ben Wteiftbietenoen gum
ytnBen ber Stuot ~perfauft lDerDen louen.
so fann Dteuel6t Der neHeite Nalbplnn
Dereitelt lDerDen.
0te Stabt Seem gorf bat Elm ais ausge>
3ei9net 9eprteleueS 48aDl9eieB, tpeIdes DEM
unirigeu ais Otuiter gcDiellt bat. Iber
bat es Die Wirfung gebabt, Der Sta6t etne
aus rehtidaffencn WiGnneru beitebenoe
Gertretun8 Der Siirgeri6aft 81 geben 5?
1etn 0Goarfe Daran!
unb 10, fiirbten mir, tpir6 e5 aud bier
erBeben. Menn man Die ytamen Der mei>
item Sterile aniiebt, tpeI0e itA ais 8cperbtr
fir Die beporitebenoe StaOtratbSpabG IN
ben 8oroergruno %Ordngen, fam ei1em
ongit unb ban9e peroen. lIno penn ben
eDrItden Qenten nur Die QSabl 5pti0en
5pst gLei0 i6leAten 8erlen g%elalien lit, -
mas tant ibnen ba Die &i6ttgfeit Der
StimmenSGbIuug nlben ?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

fit u0t6ts. Die Gegeri6IGdter tperbet
oIio ieoelfals ebenio itrdfloS bletbett, tplc
i6re UteIe1 8orgGlger III 0elllelbeH Stddte.
Stun iii eS ia nl0gli0, bag Die IeBt 9el1or7
oeten Dtegerbriiotr 8ropn Die fiirbterli6eu
StroI1e tpuren, ais iDeldDe tic jeBt gut Sez
,iW0nigtttlg oc5 Ulutba0e5 bin9elteut tpers
ben. Nber etbit balllt pdre Die NbldIa6s
tlng 10 pieler gteger etne bet dr9lte1
@reueltbaten. s3ltglei9 tit tie etrte Der tetg7
item lIno erbdrmlt6lte1. SeAi1 iD1Dreno
oer QoUDfat 2i0oeu it'd porber bet letllellt
@ngrtif auf eiren gatl5en 0allfett Don yte7
germ in ben StraBen @arrolton's toufub1
geSei9t bate, bstDielen Die betltabe blllocrt
WetBen, tDeLde ipdter l6Derbeuaff1et plD5s
LID Die oil 3abl ipett ldtpdbsren Oteger IN
benz Don Dielen iilr it0er gtbaItelel @ez
rtdttSiaale iiberfielelt, ntdbt ctllr11al 10 bel
Wtutb, ipie Der SnOS, Ser it'd III 0en 0lD1
neritau i9Iei6t uno !pe6rlole 9abner 3sr7
retBt.
WaS fir StbeuiaLe bieie it9 YJtdder"
i1impfenoen l9eiBen int Gou1tD @arrou
in Wtliiiitppt itnb, baS babel tie l6on flr3
siIuor beDteien. 9alnaIs orattgen ia nteDs
rere Don t9aen ms @ountDgefdIgnlB gu
Garroutot, ltm ben 1ettbsr gelitoroeten
gfe8er Nrotpr, neil er< aln 26. Sebrltar auf
2iDbel geidolien bate, gu IDtden; ltno ba
Der S6eriff Den 9leger II; Gtherbett gebraht
butte, e%tgrifet Die llhgebeuer, tim niehr
DsrgebenS eribienen 3l ieit, einen III benz
ielbel 0efdnentiie fiBenoen, all Der S1te7
Berei nit 9joDea gar ni6t betbeiligten
gtegerfnaben, idleppten tbn binaus uuo
t1itpiten' i'm auf, bis ct toOt mar. SeIblt
l1a1 oem 3eugHiiie 6es o~ortt9en GihterS
tpdr aber Der yteeeriunge 9al.S u~nihnlotg;
oein IS bate lth berettS b~erausgeiteut, DAB
Der DtorO, Desen osIien ct ltb III Inter
iu9unasDaft befano, gar fetn W2Dr6, ionz
bern enc 0anoLuna Der duBerittn Jtotbz
ipe6r gc6et etnen ibt l6tper mtB6anDeIuoen
uno ieil1 lebsn beDrobenoen Neibcn mar.
gber teiner oer Geritber bteles ebetlo
iheuB[iGen aIS teigelt WtorbeS tpuroe uon
ben BebDroen sur 9te0eni1aft ge5o8ei1.
lin 10 tpentger braudten Die teigea Wtoroz
bubeii, aIs lie 5l Der groBen 9~egermeBelet
pom II. W6ra ausritter, iib tDe9en oss
Strdfrt0terS Gorge gu MAIDEN; its tpuBteI
9dn3 gsnal, baB tbnen feilte @efdbr brpbtt.
I'm iolhe 2anoslcute lit Der 8ebtloete
ulto pfltdttreue ieBigc Bunoes n~4intiter beS
Snuert, 5err 9alnar, tpa6rIi9 nt9t BIT
beletoet. D.