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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
THE RAG CARPET.

If you cannot afford Administer car
pets and Persian rugs, have rag car
pet. The only thing that kills rag
carpet is cheapness. If it cost S. a
yard, 1t would be on the floor of every
bond holder in the land. There is
something about rag carpet that sug-
gests the idea of home. 1t is not so
cold and formal to the eye as the hand
somely fowered Brussels that you see
IN a parlor. AS soon as you put your
foot on rag carpet you feel on good
terms with the household, and you nat
urally expect to hear kettle sing, and
see some friendly cat arch her back and
rub socially against your shins. And
the man that owns rag carpet made
of article collected about the house can
sit right down with the carpet and talk
to it. 1t is full of the pleasantest rem
iniscences. He can see in the carpet
pieces of all the clothing he has worn
during the past ten or twenty years. All
his cast off wearing apparel is in that
carpet, except what is in the crazy
quilt. Overcoats, suspenders, felt hats,
neck ties, gloves and overshoes, glow
before him in a red, white and blue sea
that would set statue peddler crazy
with delight.
The past comes back to him through
the medium of his metamorphosed
clothing. Every strip has some asso-
citation connected with it. There is the
soft hat that his hair used to grow
through the top of when he was a boy.
There is the overcoat that never had a
whole lining in the sleeve; there are
the tops of the slippers his best girl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

"Who's the highest man in Meth
Carolina?"
"The Guv'ner."
"That'll do. Go an dig roots till
cribbins time. He'un is to be States
man, stranger, an he's gittln' it down
purity fine. Cum yere, Thomas"
Thomas was about -. and had been
roosting on the wood box.
"rhomas, how many parties ar
they?"
"Two-Democrat and Republican"
(Which ar the heaviest?'
"The Democrats. Crhis was year
ago.)
GLOW often kin feller vote7"
"Only once"
"What's a candidate?'
"Feller who runs for office"
"That'll do, and you kin go to the
'tater patch and hoe two rows. I'm
gwin to make he'un a leadln' politishun,
stranger. He's climbln' like a young
bar with dog under the tree, and the
| day is cumin' when he'un will make
old North Carolina thrill. Cum yere,
Peter"
Peter was of uncertain age, with rags
enough for four boys of his size. He
was in the wood box, but he came out
at the call, evidently anxious to show
off.
"Peter, what's good fur worm ~
asked the father.
"Jim weed and 'lasses."
"What takes bile off the stomach ?"
"Wild onion tea.'
"What cures fits ?"
"Rubbin' with hot water"
"Wnat cures crampsl"
"Whiskey."
"And dog gond me if I've got drop
in the house! That'll do, Peter; you
go n find that mewl and bring him
home. I'm gwine to make doctor
of he'un, stranger. Washington, over
thar, is gwlne to be a lawyer, Perry will
be merchant, and so it goes on through
down to that drafted tow-headed drink
in out of the washdish, who has got to
be steamboat capting, or I'll hang his
hide on the fence. What Eye think
of the scheme?'
cts good, but you have some girls
here"
$50 l hev, but they've got to work
in. Arthusa, thar she's giwne to paint
pictures. She'un don't want to, but
drat her long feet, she's got to. Jessa-
mine, over thar, she's gwine to write
poetry. 1t comes material to her. Emily,
the next, is gwine to be school teacher.
Thar haint one OF the litter but what S
got sunthin' hggered out fur him or
her, and it's IN the straight line of
bringin' the name of Nisbit to the front.
| may not live to see the records stored
up in the escutcheons and the archives
hung up on the banners of victory, but
you will. It's a-Ereedin. It's bornin.'
She's got to resunect. Sit down to
cribbin, stranger. It's only pone and
bacon and barley coffee, but She S
bound to cum. Twenty years hence
these yere children will welcome ye
with the stufedest turkey that rich folks
kin sling on a table,
And Mrs. Nisbit asked a brief bless
ing, and then turned to me and SAID:
"Pore crritter Hain't you got no
prospects nor nuthin' ahead of ye to
make We feel happy2"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
HER ATTRACTIONS.

She isn't very pretty,
She isn't very wise;
She's anything but witty,
And to joke she never tries,
She knows she's rather stupid.
And keeps shady, al it were
You would never dream that Cupid
Would essay shot at her.
II You start a conversation,
She can answer Yes" and Mo-
But not a ScintillatiOn
OF wit will ever show.
When you try to make advances,
Sloy her answers are and curt,
And you waste your tender glances,
For she's far too dull to fiirt.
Still, l hear she has lover,
Quick to sing her praise in rhyme,
Eager always, too, to hover
Close around her all the time.
Do you wonder at devotion,
Which so groundless seems, yet which
Seems as bOundless as the ocean?
Why, my simple friend, she's rich
From the SonerUiHe Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

To keep cut flowers fresh, in the
evening lay them in a shallow pan or
bowl, with their stems in a very little
water, and cover the dish with damp
towel, one just having been wrung out
of water. In the morning the flowers
can be arranged in vases for the day.
The stems can be slightly cut from day
to day. Flowers can be kept from one
to two weeks and sometimes even
longer,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
DR.. Phelps Card Of Thanks.

l take this meShod of publicly returning
thanks to Mercful God who so blessed the
remedies used by my skillful physician as
to assure me of returning health from dan
gerous malady.
To the hundreds who have shown me kind
attentions during my sickness, l also return
hearty thanks, and to the many who have
thoughtfully postponed their Dental opera
tions for me, l would now say come, as with
the aid of an assistant, / shall be able to
serve you satisfactorily.
VIM. G. PHELPS, d. d. S.
Sept8.tf. Galena. Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

JosIAs RINGGoLD, Esq, says his crop this year
was rs and rs bushels to the acre, the hy-result-
ing from seeding too early, about Sept. 2Oth-cut
his wheat fully 100 bushels, and he would, doubt
less, have received if seeded later forty bushels to
the acre. Has used q W. Kennard X Co.'S ferti-
lizers five years, ana has always grown large
crops; knows he has saved money by buying them:
takes great pleasure in recommending them to
any inquirers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

"Our Latest Scoop" is the heading
under which Michigan editor an
nounces his wedding.-IoUa State
Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
Read reports Of crops from farmers acho haze used
G.. W. KENNARD & cos
FERTILIZER


JAMES FRENCH reports 2215 bushels average
from g. w. Kennard x Co.'s Phosphate, great
improvement on previous crops; buys the same
fertilizer again this fall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

The above reports are from Kent farmers and
only few among our many pleased customers
and we have more to come. Remember we do not
publish and republsh old testimonials; every
thing new and true. Call on early We bous hit
early, filled our house early, saved in buying
early and from the way orders are coming in ex-
pect to do large, early and fine business. and
save our customers money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

Takes pleasure IN recommending 1T.
THos. BLACKIsToN, on the Pippen farm, reports
80 bushels to the acre; says he can buy his goods
cheaper from q. w Kennard & Co. than anyone
else and has always grown big crops from the use
of their goods. Wants no other and takes pleasure
in recommending it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

Report a remarkable result.

GEORGE w BOLTON reports a very large crol
on the Big Meadow farm and is much pleased
with results. We have his order Tor fall fertilizer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

JNo. N. DoDD and JNo. LoLLAR, Esqs., report
Il remarkable result on corn ground, seeded late,
and consequently winter killed; the wheat branch
ell greatly and the head was from to ~ inches
longer than other wheat sown in his fallow, where
high. priced brands OF fertilizers, made ~ other
parties, were used. Mr.. Lollar says that no other
fertilizer but Kennards could give such a won
derful result. He knows their worth, having
always grown a crop from their use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29

4 DvERTIsERsI send for our Special List of Local
"A Papers. G.P Rowell X Co., 10 Spruce st, my.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
Great Benefit
Dr.. Ayers

Hair Vi@or for number of years, and
tinl it very effective in promoting the
growth of the hair
Prepared by DIR. j. c. Aver * Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
ARE YOU TIRED aluz an zAz51s 7R16n: s;
FOR YOUR
EEZRWIIlIXEZRS?

- Are you tired of growing small
crops? Do you want good, honest,
well-made Fertilizer, at a much low
er price than others ask for an article
no better, or even as good? Try our
Fertilizer this Fall, save money, grow
a good crop ofwheat and you will be
happy. :. :. :. =. =.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
Hair Vigor,

gave her healthy scalp, clcanSed the
head of landrutf, and made the hair
beautifully thick and glossy.
Sold 10y Druggists and Perfumers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
Use No Other

Dressing for the Hair while applying
Ayers Hair Nigor, and thus avoid i'll
terfering with its action on the scalp
and on the hair-forming glands. The
Nigor, properly applied, will keep the
scalp healthy and clean.
j. B. Williams, Florenceville, Texas,
writes: Some time ago | lost all my
hair in consequence of measles. After
due waiting, no new growth appeared.
| then used Ayers Hair Nigor and my
hair grew ont thick and strong. 1t has
apparently come to stay. The Vigor is
evidently great
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-12-29
Aid to N ature."

'Ayer's Hair Vigor is a most excel
lent preparation for the hair. speak of
it from my own experience. Its use pro-
NOTES the growth of new hair, and makes
it glossy and soft. The Nigor is also II
surc cure for dandrur. u. w. Bowen,
Editor . Eaqwirer," Macarthur, Ohio.
Bessie II. Bcdloe, Burlington, Vt,
had "A disease of the scalp, causing her
hair to become very harsh and dry, and
to fall so freely that she scarcely dared
comb il. Ayers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

Iei6tuerbauGi6es, pei6es SHUTTER, &leiens
trGitfe, S6rot u. +. No., S9neinen la1re
Mfil6, 8nttermtl6, &Geie nuO altgelduertes
Grinfpafier uerabrei6t. Set Der alauenz
ieude 1T Elm trofener, %reiner, toetdber
Stan0plab, Srofene unb &etnbaltun9 Der
erfrantten &lalen unbeOtngt nOtbpenoi9,
unO tann bieronr9 ALIEN idon ett gum
fttger 6eilungSfortgang er3ieIt iperoen.
Jtur BET 6tnneigung sur 6artletbtgfett
tperOen eitise @a6ei1 BON @lauberiols, aud
ettpas Salpeter, in i6!eimiger @bfo3ung
poer in @etrdnf Derabret6t; ipenn n0t6tg
miIien bieie etltgegeben tperben. Gin5eInelt
G6ieren i6piQt 6ei bieier &ranfhett bic
3unge in elmer g8eiie an, baB ie finitlt9
ernG6rt nerben miiiien; bieieit enpfteblt es
ft6 gefo6ten 2einlanter unb berglet9en
permtttelit Tlai6en ein5u8teBen.
GobeSfGue fomlnen nur ielten Dor, eigents
lid nur BET Obnebin trGnflt9en Gbteren unO
SauqfGlbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
StQ0t GbitQoO.
Die nlilitdr=2lfaoentie nno ett Wohnhaus
abeebrdnnt -Sdaoen $4,000.
feuer in btohIan0 pdrf.

Die miIit6r=lfaoem uno ein Wobnhaus
abeebrannt. -Sdaoen $4,000.
Oie Gtntpobner bon Stgblan6 gart
tperen 9onneritag gfa9mtttag in GROCER
Qufregung. Gin Serer mar in einem Der
gr0bten @ebGu6e bes SrteS aitSgebro6en
unO 6robte .groBe @erni6tung aa5nri6ten.
9as Dab zines SettenfliigeIs Der r9tortbz
meitern WilttarD QcabemD" bate Seuer
~gefangen unb i'm 9eu batten li6 bic SLANT
man 3unG6it bieieS Sliigels unO bann oes
gan3en @ebdubes bentd6tt9t. Die 30gz
hinge Der QnitaIt ioIten gera0e tbre vSretz
biertelftunbe" tpGbren6 bes gta6mtttagsz
uttterrt9tes antreten, ais W2aiDr 0apioz
1on's Mufmerfiamfett bon ietnen S6ilern
bnr6 baS 16riIe unb anbalten6e BFeifen
beS 2ocomottofiibrers zines in Der Ndbe
6altenben j3uSes a6gelenft tpurbe. ct err
fannie etn Notbftgnal, elite 5tnaus un0
fan6 5u ieittem grDBten S6red oas Dbere
Stoftperf bonn S~eitenfliieeL letter eigenen
Nnitalt tn Gdu6 un0 Slamrnen geblut.
S6nea rtef CT feline 30gltnge SIT 9ulfe,
itelte, aus t1nen cine Gtmer>8rigdoe 5ulamz
men unb beriu6te in bas brennenbe Stof>
tperf 81 brttgen unb bort baS gtertge @lez
nnent ri b%efG1npfet.. 9a1ielbe mar ieop6
All mG0ttg getporoen uno MIR nit fnapper
geotb rettete Ser W1aior, tpelder ft6 in ieiz
mem @ifer gu melt oor9etpa9t bate, 6as 2ez
ben bur9 etlige TIu6t iiber bic i9on. brent
member Sreppen.
0a 6tg6lanb 8orf obne Seuertpebr ut6
troB ber NuSgaben bon r1ebreren Soltierto
Dollars 5ur 8oDrung zines artefti6en
8runnens obne genu9enbe Waifer3nfubr
lift, 10 16ten Die Gerni6tung iGmmtIt6er
6&uier Der Na6bari6aft, btelei9t bes GAM
5en Ortes, bebor3uiteben. Ote 8eppbner
eilten 3ur 6iilfe uno 16leppten Walier aus
nQber 8run1tet un6 Giiternen berbet.
@s gelang i6nen i6lieBIi6 bas Teuer auf
letnen Serb 3u beihrdrfen. Od Elm leb1
batter @inb brennetoe 6olaitiiGe auf Die
umlie9en0en @ebdube trieb, nabm bas Nllsz
I0i6en berleIben bic Nlfmerfiamfett Der
8etpobner 6teier 6duler in 9lnipru6. Sas
~gSDhnbduS oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y. =. Sarnplon, bon Der Sirma Samplon
& @reetl, an 8lue Ss[anb Nnetle nno 40.
StraBe, tpelde5 bier BIods BON Der 8rdnb>
ftGtte lag, bate benno6 9euer gefangen
1tno brannte ebenfaus bis gum @runb niez
per. 0ur9 Die beretntgten Nnitren9ungen
0er Gtntoobner BON 6tgblano Start, Der
SeDTer uHo So8lt19e pes Sn1ftfut5 lt1D Der
SeuertDebr bon Guaniton gelane eS i6lteBs
LID, ben Srt nor tpetterem Seueri6aoen 5u
bepo6ren. Ser an Der Nnitalt angeri6tete
S6oben betrGgt $40, 900, Der am Salnpz
ion'i9en Wobnbaus $4,000. 2eBteres par
fir Die glet6 bobe unb erftereS fit Die
Summe BON $4,000 p~er1tdbert. NuBer
Dem VeItber 1l10 Setter Der NH1talt babeit
Die oerbetr1tbete1 2ebrer 8eterlen un0 Gra7
gin uuo Die unberbeiratbeten 8rofeTior
6otparb, SRI. Slorence 9apion unb Trau
t6aDtparo bebeuten6e 9erlulte erlitten nttb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
l,erfQutt muroeu u. G.:
Starter 211ehanismus 9eit0rt un0
in Oronnna aebrQhf.

Ser aarteIte ntb permideltfte @}eDantSa1ts int
menI1li0eu 8au ino Die 9terpen; 28te Die 3elee9ra7
trogen bteie Die Gmpftnbuug, mo6et Der !8rennpnnft
6as @eGirH lit IN tpcItDem pie GntpftnonTI88 Igr
Centrum bot. @atiti9e lrgit %id1fpdtDt oielc:It 1'e(9os
ietn bartndtti9iter fseino lift 99spepite, 9ieier 5eino
piro poaft6u6ig blr9 boS uniptoeriteDlt0e Sele3IH9s=
mtttel s. o itetter'S 80 09enDttterS 9slQle9eh
Dem Se6;rn uno 0et Merpe1t bitr9 mteoerber9elfeAfe
9}u6e %refiettirt, nnb gtlDe in BEN gternet 3el9t III otf=
lem Sale erreute Strait on. Sine nlls8e3et9nete Elent7
5inti1e Iutpritdt ie9t: r0a8 SpIer 6o1t terppler nfls
ruDe, boS bel gtoGt G9lprol n1o BET Sage grontfptdpa'
rate n6tbig finbst. ioQte lpiiie'l. OaB EN- 9etlrIlttei ny
ter Ntttteln 5u iH9e1 lit, ipel9e Die gteTpen ltarten",
NIB oelpiBlt1 Rat it0 50 D itetter's Mo9enbtt=
terS als bo5 bette b~erlel6et erptelslitt. AfGlorta5ets
Oe1t, 8erifopfnng. @olen!eiben, unt9att9fett per 2nc.
rem uub 8beunt0tt5lnuS i9lteBet pTt III 6ol9e ppn
SDntpathte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EN- nho ole peIpeh
burG oaS 8itter5 aus9erottet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

Corn = gu 384@388 fir No. 2, 39@394
fnr geo. 2 9elbes, 374@37& fir SEQ. 3 unO 389
fir Jt0. 3 9elbeS. Yroben at 384@392 fir
$50. 3, $4,000 fir SEQ. 3 gelbes, 373@39 fir
SEQ. 3 DeiBeS, 3j@384 fir yto. 4, unD 32@34
fir 9erill9ere Sorten.
@afer- 5u 244@245 fir SEQ. 2, 22@291
fit 9t0. 3, 29c fir SEQ. 2 1petBe1 unb 25T fitr
SEQ. 3 1peiBen. Yro6en 5n 24&@25 ftr go.
2, 80 fir SEQ. 2 rpeiBen, 21@25 fit SEQ. 3,
unb 25@26 fir SEQ. 3 rpeiBen. =
SGmereten: 2%etnian1en SEQ. 1 III,
1.46@1.463, Stmotbp prilnG 1.45@-.S
&leel0men -.-M-.-.
Ser i e. $50. &C., SEQ. 3 mad 8robe III
45@65c. SEQ. 4 gu 35@55.
So. 2 lad Brobe 56@-, 80. 5 31 g7950'
6eu: 9to. 1 Gtmot6D 3u 81. 50@13.O0,
No.2 DO. 81 $1O.O0@l0.50, WireO $4,000
1000 unO uplanb Yrairte S7.00@8.25 per
Sonre.
MiOOGtn9s, Slau 3u $40, 5O@15.OO
pet Gonne.
EIeie. Slau gu s11. 5O@S12.25 per
Gonne III 8a8etlaOun9en.
SO B s te .. -1.25.
@etI i3e(.- 2ebenotgs Gurteps 74@8c.
Sch. 0u6ner: 6ennen 7@74c, 060ne5@-c.,
nSprlnS @6ifens" 7@71c. OQS Yfuno,
GGnie S7.00@7.5O bas Duseno, @ntel1 TO
3 OTIS.
81 er.-19@198c bos0 ubenO, usSceSOuis"
16@184c.
&artoffe1n. 36@3sc. Der guI6el
beiln r@ar" fitr bette.
Gmeet : YotatoeS.-sSQitoiI $3.50
@t.75, Serieper $2.0O@2.25, Saltimorer s.
@$2.00.
en,-8ete gsouies gu $1.9o@1.95.
Meoiurns 1.75@1.6O.
@rb let. Seite 9ri1Its S1.10@1.25,
SeGoerblen SO.90@1.0A OtarrOpfatS $1.15@
1.25.
Nepfet. Go6Gpfe[ 75@1.50, i60ue
rotbe $1.75@2,00 beim Gar.
2tni EFT. -6@7c.. 5pttt Beas3e.
8utter. @reanaro. bette 26}@371c..
@eltli6e 17@S5c., bette 0oi rp 21@341
CUTE 15@18c. Nreib gafttg 12@13c.
SGl9.-&udDen -@-c. SEP. l Country
A @54c. 9to. = 81 44@43c. Gitp 54@51c.
@itronen. &obt S.500@5.50 oQS
Giit6cu. Moria $1@5.50.
Yftrii6e- Gleiue &Dr6e 10@25.
Ytrnen. = Sut0eB 81. 500 @2.OO Dos
Seq. @em0bnlt9e Gorte gu 81 .00@1.25 bas
Seq.
&raub en.-Goncor0 16@18c. Der Gor5.
Oelarpare 30@50c. Der Gorb 81 10 NfD.
2uttten. = So. 50@3.00 bas Seq.
9wi ED lin. -S-.75@1.00 DaS 35dB.
50 Ell E Hiben = 75c@1.00 oas 5YaB.
&otDe Niiben.- 50@75 bas Sap.
&o1t- bieli8er 2.0o@3.5O bas 6u1oert.
Mob rr ii b EN- 6)r@9Oc oa5 SAP.
en- % OFF DIeliger 1.25@1,75 oas
GuserlO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
Dermtidtes.

- Ser 8oitoner j3eitun9sl9reiber SAM
mono bat fi6 cine Wtenge ftattfttz
i6er &n9aben in 8e5ug auf lolde
2eute in Neuen9IanD, Die ii +
sig Sabre alt iin6, geiammeLt. Wez
niger aGs 5 8ro5ent iol6er 2anglebieen itnb
unperbeiratbet 9eblieber. 9te QItet grauen
iibertreffen Die alien Wtdnner beoeute16 All
53abG. Stint BON ie6iet Ser Qanglebieen
batten belle @eft6tsfarbe, blare o6er grare
9tugen uno DoQeS braunes 6adr. Sin re-
gelmGBiges 0eben lift na6 ben @rmitteluneen
6ammono's Der 2anglebt9teit Stpar slttrGgz
LID, bod brau6e MAJ it9 babel f~einestpegs
genau 11a6 ben Gori6riften, pte iie @erSte
5u MAIDEN pfle9en, gu ri6ten. 1teber Sic
r0tGt" tpel6e man6e Der 2auglebigen eez
balten baben, pIrDen Die 9ler3te bic 6dilbe
iiber ben SOpfen 8uiammeni9lagen. 5amz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
2luffIuen ser meinfdHer.

Sn Der 9feeeL ioIlen bic 6Giier nit gGetz
6em gSetn aufgefiQt un0 ftets lputopou
ee6alten neroen. Sebr itarfe alfobolret6e
Meine brar6t man jebo6 nt6t auf5ufluen,
Od iolde, ipenlt nit 9eb6ri9er Sorgfalt be-
reitet, in 9eiitn0en SG1iern tpeOer fdbmt9,
nod itt6iq tuerDen, ionoerrt bielmebr balbz
Do1Ie SGIier 6eren 9teife ipgar befDr0ern.
Sci Iei1tem @etne, tpp man tDeber benz
ielben, nod tpeni9er 9let6 alien gum Nrf7
fiilIen fat, o0er BET bonn 3apten lduferoet
@einen fam man baS &a6migtDerben oDer
8eroerben in unaufgefiiaten Sdiiern per=
bitten, tpenn man oiele NIT etl1em Gaum7
noQenlpunb gut Deri6ieBt. 9teien fam
man it6 let1t beritelen, penn man etnen
longen Spur1o Der QGnge mad 0ur6bobrt
unb in bic 8obrung 8aumtpDle itopft, Die
man borber nit elmer altpbpltl6en S01l1ng
bon SdltcDliGure trGnft unD Ddr1t 1btroG>
men lGBt. SIT baS SaB auf bteie 8etle perz
ipun6et, 10 niro Bic Durd Die 8aum1tpole
6rtngenoe Suit ppn alien Sporen uno BtI5@
fetmeu geretnigt. 8on Dem SpunbDoumaz
den Der 6Giier, i1toem man 8teielitetne 1T
bas SAB ipirft, lit unter ieber Seotn9un9
abSuIeben, 0ern 0a man I'M geD0bnltbe1t
Spradgebral6 unter Steielitetnen Slug
uno 8a6gerDle peritebt, 10 tDGre IS let6t
m0sItd, 6aB man bur6 8ertpenOung BON
&alfz ooer %falfbalti9en @erOaiteinen cine
unbeabit6tigte unb u1lteblame @ntiduerung
nornimmt. Nber audi Der refine, tpeiBe
0uarS entbdIt oft, fir bas guse fatm be-
mertli6, S6pefeG ober @tienfies, Ser in
nod 10 g~ertnger Wtenge 0en @eru6 mad
faulen Gtern bernorrufen fann. @ben 10
tpenig lift Nuffi4en nit berbitnntem Spirit
tls BET 8etnen, tpel6e bonn 3apfet laufer,
an3uratben, ba man bel etnem gr0Beren j3uz
iaBe BEN SPIRIT let6t berausibmeden fann,
neil berielbe irnmer etntse 3eit 6raubt, bis
Ct ii9 poIfommen NIT Dem Wetne ner>
eil1tgt bat. g8etn, tpel9er tn eirem guten
Seller bur6 bic natiirli6e S6ntnbung,
6aS 3ebren I'M Safe, berountet, faun man
ieOo6 gang gut Ourd perOinnten Spirit
o6er gognac erieBen, bod muB man barauf
ieben, baB man 1tur gauge fuielfrete Sorten
bertpenbet, gum 8eroiunnen bes AlfobOIs
Qber rtur retneS gSalier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

Bic oier3is S9itIer Der NnltaIt baben ebenz
falls tire idmmtlt6en Sabieli9feiten eins
eebiBt.
Oas @ebdu6e beS Snititutes purbe i'm
Sabre 1873 bon Der v6i9blanb 9art Bull
Ding 60" aufgefiibrt unb 1T unter bem
Namen 6igblanbz6 Safe betannt 11no fam
mad mebreren We6leln Der 8eliber erit I'M
Wlai B. S. in Die 6dnbe ietnes iebtgen gtz
9entbiimers, nel6er es 5und6it ais Somz
r>6otel einri6tete nno Damn int Septemz
BET cine Wilitdr : Qfabeulie in oemielben
tn's 2eben rief, wel@e beretts Dier3tg Bog
hinge adblte.
Cine p%oufommene ipe5ifti9e Mebi3in-0r
Cages .&otorrbz 6eilmittel".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
sin Nnnfbnrer Mnttent.

ber Teinen Namen ni9t eenannt baben MN
nnb Der ietne o~OAa6hSige Msicoer1ers
meHatt9 pom fGsOerent QelDeu elmer in
etnen 0oftorbn@ a19esebenen @r3nei per-
oantt, laBt bur9 111S 6aIIelbe fpjfettfret al
feline leibe1oen Witnenl9en perI3tGen. 0ies
les 9roBe Sud- entbdlt Ne5e@te, Die in ieber
Ipotbete 9en1dbt 1perben f0n1tert. SChidt
Cure @breife nit 8riefmarfe an: O.. GtSs
fetttp s Co., IS g. &pMftOm etc..
9Se1p 0ntf. o. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

Sn 9trSneien fo1pobl rpie in anberen Oineet
benefit Die Strobe, baB @brli6teit am lQfl9z
fen mGbrt. Qper's S%arioparilo lit ein Gd6tes
Yrdporat, etrt rnerrei6teS gllttreini9u1to8z
.1ntttel, nnb a1en anoeren iiberleqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
g da Aro / It D / &C G1 I.

Sd belize etn nufcbt6ares DlitteI 8e8en Sieies
Sciben, OHrc9 oeiIau @e6ruuA 1nulenoe Der
f6limmIten utb oernItetttct Sale 9e9ellt mlroei!.
Mteiu @lau6e IN ieine Wirtlontfett 1T 10 ltaEL
Uoli!sl, Gratfaf gratis jebsm OIL bieler 8rant'
belt 2ei0en0e1 s~uItellen nil. Mtan 9ebe Die w.
prebs uub BoftsOficesAoreie ol ~
IS. &. q. G(Ocuut, ISL Yedrl Sfr' See1U 1UF"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

TpGteu ntd0t perstpeifclr, ionbern fot6 mp g%eleRrltrg
nerbai 81 %fiir3eiter Set iDre poas @eiuno9eit ~lpieOersr.
lanSt unb Sen ein5tgsn @unid i4Res 2er3enS n @r'
ten eri6diaferte rcirblidl Qn5Qeitattete ucneits Wtrf ipirb
gratis un6 trance periGictt bon per 4Ztnats Gu
ric & Gfspeuforg, Is s.. %%3crftn1 Str.' tte6s
S~IpGom01, &tcso=E)0rf, -. ~.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

@ Sonbpirtbi9oftli1e Segenitdnbe betreffenbe
9(nfraaen limb an 9errn 0ottlieb Senuiugbrpen,
Gem6rh. gebrasfa. at ri9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05

Ste aUae1tetst DeTtcbtett atstO Bes
tGtttttett S1afGettbtere Ser GonroS
Getpp Brewing 60. ffttS SeScrs
stGtttt stt e~ssHfebIeta. 8ejEeuttaaess
bttfet us@ss SSEef& oss Sie @rauere6
aaa fettSets. suon,D ,n;tt n ma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
Nfch1taGrffA

gtm &inbpieb tt betrltg Die .2lts
fubr 64,647 StitG, 9e9en 81, $50 Stiif in bet
Dori9en @o9e. 9ie Qreiie iitO Der arz
banerltb iibergndBt9en 3ufubr entiprebenb.
9Sprfn1ttt mnrhen n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
N0rftbertmt.

&btcaoo, 8. Soon.
Wttt ben Breiien Der gorrpo6e per9li6eu,
s sTHSiieOr 10, 1,9 O. eti n, 8rslSriifsam9 pon s IN
Nol9en0eS limb Die S@luRpreiie Der gGnrhp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-05
3ef0ts,
GMtsers.
21o ID 9ur8I6nitts.@ ewt0t oas IooD sl

cd e traFen 3 5 1898 5tif, eegen 1850
Stiid i'll Der pori9enQ9o6e am bieli8enDiorfet
ein. Frelie am Sontita9 I'M 5@1Oc nte0rlz
get.