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The gale., 1888-03-24
Farmer John Sellers.

The body of John Sellers, the eccen-
trio old bachelor who lately died on his
farm near New Philadelphia, Ohio, still
lies in the city vault and is closely guard
ed night and day. Sellers eccentricities
were known far and wide, and about
one year ago he figured conspicuously in
the illustrated papers. He was very
close Bible student, and when very
young man conceived the idea that no
woman ever went to heaven. His reasons
| for remaining single were that he be-
licved that if he married he would be
cursed with the woman of his choice.
He never shaved nor cut his hair, claim
ing itwonld be interfering with Gods
laws for him to do so. His ingcr-nails
were long and bent over at the ends like
claws, as also were his toe-nails. Every
thing he used or wore was homemade.
His first plow is a great curiority and
was made entirely OF wood, something
after the fashion of the old German plow.
All his farming utensils were home
made. He would patronize no one who
used a sewing machine. At the table
the knives and forks were wooden, as
were also the plates, cups and saucers.
Sellers had flock of sheep that had
never been shorn. The wool was six
teen inches long and dragged on the
ground. The reasons he gave for not
shearing his sheep were that God placed
the wool on thei- backs to stay there and
keep them warm, and he would not in
tcrfere with his plans by removing it. A
short time before his death the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
of New Philadelphia took the matter in
hand and tried to compel him to shear
his sheep, but without success. People
came for miles around to see Sellers
sheep. He was known to have been in
good circumstances, and for years during
his life deposited his money in one of the
city banks. During the latter years he
became suspicious Of banks and with
drew all his money, which was princi-
pally in gold. He purchased dozen
old fashioned gallon jars or crooks, with
lids on, and, taking them home, hid his
treasure away in these. His sister states
that he buried his treasure always under
cover of darkness, selecting different
spots about his farm. The secret of the
exact location of these spots he never re-
vealed to any one. How much wealth
he had accumulated will probable never
be known, as he trusted no one. His
sister has fallen heir to his estate, and
every prccaution is taken to protect the
place against midnight treasurc-hunters.
Chicago Times.
The gale., 1888-03-24

A dividend of 8 per cent. has been declared
by the Border City Mfg Co. Fall River.
The gale., 1888-03-24

There is no question about it--blood will tell
ESPECIALLY if it be . N impure blood. Blotches,
erup ions, piinples AMI boils, are ali symptoms
of an impule blood, due to the improper action
OF the liver. When this important organ fails
to propcrly perform its function of purifying
and cleansing the blood. impurities are carried
to all parts of the system, and the symptoms
abov referred to are merely evidences of the
struggle of Nature to throw off the poisonous
germs. Unless her warning be needed in time,
serious results are certain to follow, culminat-
ing in liver or kidney disorders,or even in con-
sumption. DIR. Pietce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will prevent and cure these diseases, by
restoring the liver to healthy condition.
The gale., 1888-03-24
My Little Girl

II afflicted with sore eyes useDr. Isaac Thomp'
sons Eye.water. Druggists sell at 25c. per bottle
The gale., 1888-03-24

Bronchitis is cured by frequent small doses of Piso'
Cure for Consumption.
The gale., 1888-03-24

To the gtlitor:-Please inform your readers
that ha&> n positive remedy for the above
named disease BY its timely use thousands OF
hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
FREE to any of your readers who have con-
sumption If they will send me their Express
and +. o. address Respectfully,
T.A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., 1Sl Pearl ST.. N. Y.
The gale., 1888-03-24

No one can truthfully say that Catarrh is
incur able who has not tried Taylor's Hospital
Cure. Send to 2j4 B'way, New York for free
pamphlet
The gale., 1888-03-24
When all so-called remedies fail, DR.. Sags's
Ca 4rrh Remedy cures.
reusumptiom Surely Cured.

Reflect betore every action and they vii re-
fleet back to the world your character.
The gale., 1888-03-24
RIaod VIII Tell.

Rumor says that the Manton Mill, r. l..
will put III worsted machinery.
The gale., 1888-03-24

S5,507 acres in Connecticut are said to Ee
under oyster cultivation along the Sound
shore.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13

member of his own, except in open AHs-
ednce.
3D. Can applicants be received and ini-
tiated at the same meeting, without the
endorsements Of an Investigating com
mittee?
Answer-No. The Constitution is plain
and emphatic on this point.
4th. II, after q member has been re-
ceived and it is found thathe is ineligible
by reason of his vocation, how should we
proceed?
Answer-Give the. brother a with
drawal card, and state the, reasons of his
ineligibility. IS
w. S. J.-When an Alliance grows so
large that we know it is best for the cause
to divide, how. can It be done?
Answer-See Section 5, Article TX of
ovr State Constitution. "a
w. Z. E.-Are section masters of r. r.
and their hands eligible to membership?
Answer-Ne, Motif they are in the
regular employ of the the railroad.
A. E. Can citizens of other States
become members of the Alliance in our
State?
Answer-No. Read Article ~. of our
Constitution. If such have been admit
ted, they should be granted withdrawal
cards, stating reasons for such with
drawal.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
TO SECRETARIES OF SUBoRDI-
~ - NATE ALLIANCES. q Il

Be sure to have you quarterly report
ready by the last day of the prest quar-
ter. Do not wait for the meeting Of the
County Alliance on the first Friday in
April, but have it made out and have your
dues all paid at the last meeting in this
quarter of your Alliance, and by the last
day of the quarter mail it with all money
due the County Alliance, to the County
Secretary on that day. This will enable
him to have the report for the whole
county ready on.the day of the meeting
of the County Alliance. 1t is very inn
portant that this matter be attended to.
/. L. Polk,
Sec'y State Alliance.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
TO THE TENDERS, OFFICERS
AND ORGANIZERS OF THE
FARMERS ALLIANCE OF
NORTH CAROLINA,

Considerable confusion, annoyance and
delay, has been caused by conflicting con-
structions placed on our law governing
the payment of quarterly fees and dues.
The law, it must be admitted is not very
clear on this point, but when by close an
alysis and investigation it's true meaning
is ascertained, we should accept and adopt
it as our guide. This is a matter of so
much Importance that I have given it
much thought and the following are my
conclusions: -.
All initiation fees must accompany the
| application for membership.
All dues must be paid quarterly.
The Constitution, Section 3, Article Y.
says:
1.-The Secretary of the Subordinate
Alliance shall send, with his quarterly
report to the County Alliance, twenty
five cents for each male member initiated
during the quarter and ten cents dues for
each memale member of his Alliance re-
ported for the quarter"
The Constitution and the whole theory
upon which our order is operated, presup-
poses that these fees and dues are due
and are paid in advance.
To illustrate: An Alliance is organized
during the present quarter (between JAN
uary LIST and the 31st Of March,, each
male member pays the fee of fifty cents,
in advance.
When the Secretary makes up his re-
port at the last meeting held for the quar-
ter he receives on that day the quarterage
of all the male members on his books
25 cents each. These dues are not for the
present quarter, but for the meet quarter
beginning AprI the 1st So, all his
male members have paid their mi
tiation fees and call the male members
reported for the quarter" have also paid
their dues not for this quarter but for the
ment quarter, and they are "paid in adj
vance" '..a
The State Secretary has been instructed
to issue blanks to the Secretaries for the
quarterly reports, in conformity with this
ruling, and an explanatory circular to &C
company the blanks.
Fraternally,
S. B. ALEXANDER,
Presn't n. G. F. s. Alliance. /.
(The Secretary of the State Alliance
will mail these blanks to each of the Sub
ordinate and County" Secretaries during
the present week. L. L. Polk, Sec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
VERY IMPORTANT RULING OF
PRESIDENT ALEXANDER.

We call special attention to an impor-
tant. and we think most s~alutary rulingsof
President Alexander in regard to the dues
or quarterage of members of the Alliance.
Read it carefully and be governed accor-
dinghy. The State Secretary under in
structions will send to all Secretaries in
the State this week, mew blank forms for
quarterly reports which will take the
place of all that have been hitherto used.
He will send also a circular explaining in
full how and when to make the reports.
He hopes now to relieve his brother Sec
~retaries of some of the troubles and an
noyances which have attended this part
of their work.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
ERROR IN OUR WORKING Bull.
LETIN.

I call attention of all Subordinate and
County Secretaries to an error in our
Working Bulletin. The latter part of
paragraph Is, on page 7, reads: County
Alliances report semi-annuaUy, &C., and
it should read "quarterly, by the first Fri
day of January, April, July and October"
See Sec. 8, Art. 2, of our State Constitu-
ton. L. L. Polk,
Sec'y State Alliance.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
COMMISSIONS AS Or
GAMERS.

Hereafter no Commissions will be
issued to an applicant as Deputy Organi-
ger of the Farmers Alliance unless the
applicant be accompanied by the endorse
ment of the officers of the County Alli-
ance, as tt the fitness and qualifications
Of the applicant, and it must state that he
is a man of good standing and character
in his community. L. L. Polk,
Sec'y State Alliance.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A. J. list. Are lady members Of the
Alliance entitled to all the secret words
and signs of our order? &
Answer-Yes. It:
I'd. Can the President of the Alliance
give it the new word to a visiting brother?
Answer-No. The President can give
the word to no one, except a member Of
his own Alliance, nor can he give to a
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
MEETINGS.

Col. G.. B. Pickett, State Organizer and
National Lecturer of the Farmers ALI
ance, will address the farmers and public
generally at the following times and
places:
Winston, Forsyth County, Tuesday, March 18th
Oregon, Rockingham County, Wednesday, March
Rufin Thursday the 18th.
Graham, Alamance County, Friday, March 10th.
h hnrsom h arrange County, Saturday SATURDAY Marsh March 1 1oth'
Raleigh. Wake County, Wednesday, March 21st.
Louisburg, Franklin County, Friday, March 23d.
Henderson, Vance County, Saturday, March s4th.
27th.
Warrenton, Warren County, Wednesday, March
Littleton, Halifax County, Thursday, March. 10Th
Whitaker's, Edgecombe Co, Monday, April Cd.
TAr0oso' Edseeomee cS Wednesday ddussday' April sE 4ab,
Nashville. Nash Co., Thursday, l" 5th.
Wilson, Wilson =" Friday, 9th.
S ei1btoD' ssw Wsgne' :. San5aay 9TH Stb:
Kenansville, Duplin /" Tuesday, Z" 10th.
Jacksonville, Onslow Co., Thursday, " 1eth.
Trenton, Jones Co., Saturday, 14th.
Newbern, Craven Co., Monday, " 10th.
Kinston, Lenoir Co., Tuesday, " 18th.
LaGran YgH Lenoir Co., "Wednesday, 18th.
F faHE a5l' PITT sHs co., Fri Frid nRursd"'' asth:
Greenville, Saturday, 21st.
It is very important that every member
of the Alliance, and especially the officers,
should be present and hear Bro. Pickett.
He will discuss the principles and purposes
of our order. He is thoroughly posted
and is in all respects a fine representative
of the Alliance. Everybody invited to
hear him. l.. L. Polk,
Sec'y n. G.. F. S. Alliance.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13
WANTED.
To Exchange or Buy or Sell

To Exchange or Buy or Sell.
advertisements in this column confined to sub
scribers. inserted at one cent per word for each
insertion. Advertisements limited to rot less than
ten nor more than eighty aoO7ds.
Wanted-A man who can do first class painting
and trimming. Will pay good price. Address, at
once. j.. r. JOHNSON, Alfordsyille, N. G.
Wanted-Tos sell a fine mich COW fresh in milk:
three years old; three-fourths Jersey.
1t A. r. BUFFALoE, Raleigh, N. G..
Wanted-To sell a registered Jersey Bull two
years old. Price and terms favorable,
1t 6. w. LAWRENCE, Fayetteville, N. G..
Wanted-To sell pure home made Wine three
years old, by the Dbl. or keg. Send for price list.
1t q. W. LAWRENCE, Fayetteville, N c..
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-03-13

Presn't n. G. F. s. Alliance.
(The Secretary of the State Alliance
will mail these blanks to each of the Sub
ordinate and County Secretaries during
the present week. L. L. Polk, Sec'y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19
GlektriIbea ttdtt.
MmfInotgmna.

Sersli6 oanfeno fir senoiiene 8egiuitig.
ung uno unterifiibung llno in Gr'nnerung
firoerbin seduBerter@biidten, gerei6t es Der
st. Gloub Gas unb electric eight Co."
sum gersniisen, Der Siientliateit tuuo 81
tbun, Dab tie bis snrt iten DECEMBER betoes
elm
2tre mno Smeanoeseent SSifenr
fir Beleubtung in Operation bat, sletd gut
iuie MIR geboten peroen fann, uno DAB tie
allen eleftriides 2i6t liefern miro, tie fol-
Dies beanipruhen, unb 5rpar st ben purtbeilz
baftelten B%eoin8un9en. Siele 9eiell6aft
5iebt es Dor, tire 2idter elmer actnelen HrD.
be Al unteritellen un0 bas llrt1eil Der Def
Tentlihfeit su bDren, bepor tie BON @ontratr
ten ipridt. @e%gentpdrti9e &errpeuoer bes
@aies, ipelbe eleftriihes Gi1t iuiiniden,
mDgen ipeSiele Sorfehrunger %treffen, 10 baB
tie es nermDgen, belize Sortbeile NIT einanz
Der at oerbinoeH.
Babrenb oes Sommers tuirb bus Gas. &C.
i1dft bebeuteno DergrDBert nnb perbeiert
tperoen, &Dhre tueroen jebt gelegt big au al,
len Suusttbeilen Der Stast, po iid Sieiioen.
sen befinoen; nno iolde, Die Den @as9es
braub beibebalten, mDaen iid oarauf per>
laiien, oaB Die Gualitdt iopie Der @asitrom
beoeuteuo better iein miro.
@elesentlih bieier 4nfiinoisuns tuiinidt
bic @eienidaft ferner 81 bemerfen, Dab Die
proiectirten 8erbeierungen bic @uslase ins
nerbalb zines Sabres nm iiber s., 1000 5i ers
b6ben uno tie m6dte besbalb fir 6ffentli6e
gntiddoisung ourd cine liberale unteritibs
uns in ibrem Borbaben ahfraaen, UNI ct.
glouo 9utes 2ibt, iofpobl Gas als ~eleftri.
i6es 2ibt, az perfdaffeu, tuie in irseno Ell
ner Sta6t i'm Staate 9efuuben perben fam.
st. Gloub Gas uno electric eight Co."
ct. gloub, b. item Nppember 1887. 47-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19

@er III ieinen Neisunsen tpanfi nnb
i6wanft, ipiro 10 LANCE BON @inem gum
9lnbern flattern, BIB er, nirsenos mebr
geltrauen unb @uinabme finoeno, err
mattet 81 8pben iinft, nm Den &eit iei'
ues 9aieins, Ssrfaleu NIT fi6 ielbft,
iiberidttist unb 81 ipdt bic 5ebler Der
Sersansenbeit bereuenb, in troitloler
Seelenrereiniamans binSubrinsen. @em
Die Iusbauer Sur Grbeit ieblt, Dem mar'
selt bas 8eite, ndmli6 bic Soffnuns
unb Der 3uef bes 2ebens ielbit. Selne
Gage, ielbit i'm @ersniisen uerlebt, lper'
ben inn enblos uno freublos eri6sinen,
uno no nt6t ~belonoers siinltise Ser,
bdltniIie o6palteu, ba muB ieln Nlter
elm mebr poer minoer traueruoles uno
elenbes meroeu.
Sreue, Qusbauer unb gnti6loienbeit
trasen eben tuie aQe Susenben uno lhb'
ne @iseni6aiten ibren 2pbn N iit
ielbit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19

resenbidt 1T. BUR @srpnduns lift edge
mebl oas bette Watertal, bod 1T es nibt
iiberaa gu baben Ober 81 tbsuer. Das
nabtbefie lit furSes, trudenes Strub
ooer Spreu uno baran lit fein Mangel.
Sc firser bas Strob lit, beito befer
ldBt es iid 5uiammenpaden unb UNI 10
better bdlt es be @drme ab. Die 8as
dung UNI bas @is ioQte ni6t unter et>
rlem SUB bid ieiu. Stebt bas @ebduoe
anf ebener groe auisebdnft lueroen, ba>
nit ni6t bte 2uft BON unten 3utritt bat.
Nus oemielben @rnnba ba,f Der gblaB
fir bas abiifernbe @aI1er nidt unter
bas Sis minben. 8euor Die erIte Gage
gisbl6de 9ele9t mirb, muB Der Booen
renisitens einen SUB bid nit Der Sad
Jung (gtrob ooer Sdsemebl) bebedt
tperoen. Sc fantiser uno slei1mdBiaer
bic einselnen 8l6de seidnitten ,perben,
nm 10 bidter fam ma lie uerpaden.
Sotpie cine Sage uoQenbet lit, faGt man
bic &isen Siuiiden ben einS.lnen 8l5den
10 bi6t iuie m6sli6 nit Seriblagenem
@is uno perpadt bic bier Selten nit Der
Haduns, es init ben SiBen einltampfeuo.
Sn bieier 8eiie fabrt man biz gu Gnoe
fort unb beoedt bas @anSe elnise SUB
bod nit bemielben Bacterial, iuOmit
man Die Seiten uerpadt bat. ST bas
gisbaus in cine uferbanf e%insesraben,
10 braudt man nur cine 5bir i'm Sic
bel; auf ebener @roe ben6tbist es hefen
SUci, elne unten Die anbere oben. Snz
fuenoi9 por9eieste 8retter ba1teu Die
Saduns on ibrer SteIe.
8as bic @r66e beg Taumes anbez
lanst 10 entbalten 40 &ubifiub urse=
fdbr cine Come Gis uno 10 5onnen
finb elm ausreidenoer 8orratb fir ben
Sarmbeoarf. Sieier wiirbe porbanoen
iein in 8 81 8 SUB BEL elmer S5be bon
63SuB. I'm aber neutrality-suspicious. uno
quite 8erpaduus 81 baben, bemiBt man
bic @rDBe auf II 81 II SUB. gs lit
immerbin better, einise Sonnen mebr
ein5ulcsen, oa oas gls ii9 iiderer bdlt,
lpenn bic Waiie sr6Ber 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19
flasea sesen Mitslieber bes Clubs
(iiber 400 erhoben iperben.

tiuHeh 8e9eH Uttt9lteoer oeS SlubS
(iiber 40) erboben perben.
Die Silberminen in SapspiIe in
Dubois County, Snbiana fdeinen bic
9eEesten @rtuartunseu Su abertreffen.
Die Bud Sboals Minina anb Gmeltina
60, cine @eielli@aft tpelde feline Gctiea
81 perfaufen unb besbalb fein Sntereife
baran bat, iibertriebene Glnsaben tarii.
Der Suma1en, tbeilt uns nit, baB iie Dor
einisen @oden bic erite Sonne ausae.
i6mol5enes SLIDER uno Sob nad Ser
MiinSe in philadelphia seianbt bat, unb
oaB ihre @r5e einen Dur9iduittssebalt
BON So unSen Sllber unb 4 ITO lln<
sen Cob seisen. 9abei iei man in
nd6fter Ndbe auf &ohlen, Ralfitein unb
@iiener5, mitbin auf ale als S1melsSu
iab notbwenoisen glemeute setoSen, 10
oaB bic Soften bes S1melsens iit anf
ntdt mebr als So bic Come belaufen.
@elesentlid treffe man au9 anf sr5sere
Stide fait 9eoiesenen Silbers; 70 Dor
ettpa elmer ISOLDE auf elm 81 Bfunb
idtperes etid. bas unsefdbr s71 grO.
sent reines Silber entbielt.
0le &~oblenfeloer. bic firsli1 in
ben iaoliben SdwarSen Bergen entbedi
tpuroen, umfaiien einen 2anbcompleI
bon II Nnabratmeilen unb befinben ii1
so Reilen nioli6 uno 20 Weilen weit=
lid bon &apio 9th.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19
Grocer Nusperfauf.

Ser ourd) ben Nusfanf bes @eibdftes oes
Serrn &. u. 2inuemam in ct. SoIepb in
lniere Sdnbe gelanste 8aareuporratb miro
pouitdnois alsperfauft peroen, I'm fir neue
8aaren Ylab an maden. Sieie @elesens
belt lit cine in ct. Soiepb ME baseipeiene,
nm @aaren 81 dnBerIt biaiaen 8reiien
faufen All %fbnnen, inbem mir ben idmmilis
den Sorratb ,um &~pitenpreiie loSiblaaen
tperoen. Gin Sober, Der irsenb eineS Nr=
tifels fir ieinen SauSbalt beoiirfti9 1T, be-
nlbe bieie @elegenbeit, ipre6e bel lns Dor,
beitdtiae ben 8orratb uno erfu1oi9e lid
nab ben Yreiien. lin senei9ten 2uipru6
bitten 2iunema n & 9oo
A. ct. sSoieph, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19
EIr YamS6reimct.

SIN Sbuloiitritt 9tp. Al, Sptpa 8udman.
miro Elm neues, 90 bel "a SuB 9roBeS unb
10 SUB bobeS Sdulbaus setaut. Serlie,
selte @n9ebpte miiilen ben Glerf bes Si=
itrifts Sdcpb Baltes einsereibt iperoen. no
iie Sanitaa, ben 20. Sanuar 1888 s%eOifnet
lnb Der gontraft BEN DISQUALIFICATION
iiberlafen wirb. Der Sictcr mSB s~enilaen,
be 8iir9idaft leiiten. Ser Sbulratb be-
bait iid oas &edt Dor ieoes uno ale Nuse=
Tote sa permcrfen. 9Gs @aterial sum
8aue mub Der CONTRACTOR ielbt l~ieferu.
Hlan unb SpeSificationen lie9en I'M Sanie
oes Sbnl=glerfs 81 Giniidt pffen.
Sacpb 8altes,
Sic. Wiiler, SbuluDrliano.
4-3 In9. Sebler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-01-19
OF MINNESOTA
County of Stearns.


County of Stearns. In Probate Court.
Special Term, January 9Th 1888.
In the matter of the estate of John Klemmcr,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Catharina
Klemmer, ExecutriX of the estate of John Klenf-
mer, deceased, representing among other things,
that she has fully administered said estate, and
praying that a tim5 and place be fixed for examin-
ing and allowing her account of her administra-
ton, and for the assignment of the said estate in
accordance with the terms and provisions OF the
last will and testament of John Klemmer, de-
ceased.
1t is Ordered, that said account be examined,
and petition heard, by the Judge of this Court, on
saturday The 4th day of February A. d. 1885, al
9 O'Clock a. m, at his Office in the city of ST.
Cloud, I'm said County.
And 1t is further Ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing a
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the der NoRDsrERN''
a weekly newspaper, printed and published at the
city of st. Cloun, in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, the 9Th day OF Jan
nary A. d.. 1888.
By the Court,
H.. 81 THEU. DRUENER,
As Judge of Probate Court
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6fmtfin1uki9e5.

9duieranfri9. = Cine iebr i96ne
uno biQise Sduieranitri9~ Sarbe in r5tbs
lid-sefbem Zone gum iofortisen Ger.
brauh Ooer aud Snr Mufbemabruns unb
gum gerfauf, felt man in folsenber Grt
bar: Man l6idt in seiu6bnli9er 8eiIe,
bur6 Beipren9uns nit @afer, sebrann.
ten &alf ab uno Last oenIelbeu su Bul.
Der serfaaen, tueldes man, I'm es slei1s
maBis 81 baben. our9 elm Sieb l1ldgt.
10 &ilrsramm bieles &alfpuluers riibrt
man in einem Seiiel nit @aiier sn elmer
biinnen Mil9 uno bibt bleielbe 5um
Sieoen. Sn bieier fu9enben SliHisfeit
loft man 100 @ramrn rotbes h~romlaures
&ali auf uno fist, tuenn Die 26iuns uol-
fommen seideben 1T, 600 @ramm 3leis
Suder unter fortmdbrenoem llmriibren
nit einem Sol5 81. Sept iid cine ber>
aus9enommene Strobe 1T einem @(ale
p%o1ftdnbis ab, 70 baB be bariiberiteben-
be S(iiisfeit luaiierbea eriheint, 10 1T
bic Sarbenbilouns beenoet; 1T bic Still
iisfeit iebo6 bob sefdrbt. 10 ieBt man
nod cine aleinistelt 8leiiuder su uno
riibrt iueiter. Sierauf ueroiiunt man
bic Jliiiisfeii nod nit ettuas faltem
@alier; bieielbe fam baum iofort in ae,
w6hnlider 8elie benubt weroen. Our
Q%nfbetuabruns ldBt man ben Sarben-
i9lamm abieben, sie6t bas falte @aher
ab, brinst e~riteren gum Iblaufen oes
@aiiers auf Glider, III eide uiw. uno
trpdnet iueiter an Der 2uft.