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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02

Co.,, me t'til area undtr cultivation in
s,,,' wheat, rye and oats in the United
,e,ss ss this year is about 14O, 900, 900
Ns;; or nearly $4,000 square miles.
s,s. less than hall the 1922, 100000
tsn' oi public lands which have not yet
d., d. surveyed, much of which is well
'''eu TO the cultivation of the cereals.
om.. wise man adapts himself to cir
,ss.s sI1aalces, as water shapes itself to the
That contains it.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02

CUTcORA the great skin cure and CrTIcURA SOAP
prepared FROM II. externally. aud CuTIcUKA RE-oL
VENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally, a pos
tive cure Tor every form Of Skin and Blood Disease
from Puppies 10 Scrofua.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02

Sold everywhere. Pr CCrIcrRA - cents Soar,
= cents; RE-oLvEST 81 Prepared BY The Potter DKuG
AND CHEMICAL. CO., Boston, Mus.
~ send for How Cure Skin Diseases "a pages
80 llu-tratlon-. and 100 testimonials.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02
NOT ApiMPE.E On HIM NOW

Ss:ata with E+FZrsaast. eEaIt. ALL gone.
scalp covered with e.rul,x fOHs
'5'3a"t:faa his ;l:tir tvos.la never
s1osy. 4'uress by s'rs15rUr:t EseMe.
4Git,.. Ae..ir Eplcndisi aaA BtoI "a
.lFksslsgt. a.u isiehs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

In an experimental observation o!
Italrty-esgff hos OF al cizsSes Of soci-
esv. and OF average health. who bad
been using tobacco fer peTioss ranging
| from two months totwo ve4rS- twenty
seven showed seEere injury 10 the con
stifution and insufficient growsh. tilEr-
ty-fwc showed the existence Of irFegu-
larifT Of the hearts seton. diSorieresl
ssonIzehS, cough. aas2 . craving for 81
cshos; thirteen had infernIittencF 0l
the pulse: and one h@a consumption.
After they had abandoned the use %
tobacco, within six months oFie-k2li
were free froTa 81 their former synsp-
tonls. and the remainder had recovered
| BIZ the end OF he year
A CREST majority 0f men 70 far be
yond what usay Re called the temper
ate use OF tobacco, and evidences OF
injury are easily found Il Is only
necessary TO have some record OF What
the general health was previous 10
the taking up Of the hai5it and 70 have
observation cover 2 long enough time.
The history OF tobacco in the island OF
SeE Zealand furnishes ; quite stlgees-
tive illustration fer our purpose and
one on large scale When Europe
ans first visited New Zealand they
found in the native Maoris the mos:
finely developed and powerful men OF
any OF the tribes inhahiting the islands
Of the Pacific Since the introduction
of tobacco. for which the Maoris de-
vel0ped a passionate liking, they have
from this cause alone, il is said, be-
come deeimated in numbers. and al
the same time reduced in stature and
in physical weli-being 50 a 70 he an
altogether inferior type ofSnen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
Attacked by Swapping Turtles.
Poughkeepsie News Press


While the tive-year-old son of John Y.
w Purcell was playing boat" in a
mud pond or flag marsh on the
Island. as j. called strip of wet,
wooded land on the Thomas III. Trem-
per tract. in the town Of Rochester, he
was attacked by large usmber oi
snapping-'urties, verv numerous in
that section, and Su>taihed several
bites from the hitherto considered in
offensive reptile. No cause i known
for the attack, and in that section is
entirely unprecedented. II >eems the
first warning the little fellow had was
general gathering Of the turtles
around him. each uttering a peculiar
croaking noise.
The little tot, being questioned
about II bv the attending phy ician
said "Zay all tommenced to holiar.
an ! rev tones ~ EN-. Zen Iyunnei
an failed. an ray all bite me legs ran
ioots. an hurt ME orful bad. - His
mother hearing his screams, he'd
20 his assistance only to find him com
plete.y surrounded bv the ugly things.
which were literally chewing him To
pieces and sucking his tlos.d, an,i il
Was with some difficulty that he beat
them of with a elothe--siick. which
she happened 20 be holaing in her
hand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
ASKING

The town Of la Conner has been in.
g,Orporated.
Prot. X q Well. Is about TO start a
newspaper the ttsgrtyT Lyman.
.Ou the Skagit
The dam across the AlleH ~loneh
At raHilia was carried oat hv last
Wedne sday mornings tidc hoodine
about 81 acres Of land belonging a.
K. r Whitney, A. g Tulinehast. T.
\. S3Ssou. 4. Van Nalkvnherg. Otto
halSo. and n ; Conner \, the dam
was supposed o. hc I'm tir,t-elaS, coudi.
sion. the break IS unaccobntsble. uu.
dcSs 1t wa the result oi a leak caused
Nv the borrowings ~ mu ,krats. ~
-CbHnsr Ned
The Snohowi,h Eryi. informed that
q no Prov i.n d. made for wagon
bridge. a town will be startet At I'D
.dler'> Bluf two nIl~- above. \
store carving s. yomplv'e stbck ot
zen raj merchandise AZ that point
would then capture alnso-t the entire
trade ~ The Mar h ami settlements
SOU OF Saoham,-h IS ws7v at the
settlers are said to consider he terrt :
high psice,l uut,aHce % them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
A BachrIor's Unserml, Life.

About four miles above the city Of
Willapa. and away back across a beau.
situl Hat OF table land. and right at the
foot OF Cedar Hill stands a beautiful
and well-fnrni-hed cottage. And as
the weary traveller makes his way up
the valley he stops. thinking. from
outside appearance, that he will not
only be provided with a much reeded
meal, bat that he viii see the happy
smiles Of happy wife tfor a wife in
shat house must be happv). which
goes 81 far g. cudow weary traveller
with new life But alas he i doomed
Ia disappointment. for although he is
provided with good meal nary wife
does he see. for that j. where Mr.
nrisslor. one of the confirmed old bach
s,lorS lives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, being one OF the persons
named as trustee in the articles OF iueor.
p0raiian Of the Seattle K Northern Rail
road Company, corporation duly incor-
porsted under the laws Of the Territory OF
Washington, having its principal place OF
business al Seattle, King county. Washing
toO Territory, hat FIRST meeting OF the
trustees named in said articles Of incnr-
poration VIII be held on Saturday the I'D
day Of December, A. y. lsS,. al the hour
OF two o'clock p. m. 81 that day, Al the
Law Offices Of strive, Hsines & McMickeu.
in the city Of seattle, King coun.s Wash
ingion Territory, and ali persons named in
the articles of Incorporation of sald com
psuy are requested 10 attend NJ the time
and place appointed for said meeting as
aforesaid for the purpose 81 organizing
said corporation. THOS. J MILNER
Dec. I, ISIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

Teign s3Osth Shore. long the eijtNr
OF TAs tsssrtr. nos tsSe~ charge 81 the
xeNsiouS instruction Of the three
daughters o. thr Prtace and Princes
of Vale. ~ ej>h all "a 'the-s were
a. an NtoiS he ssNx L dpnt kuoS
any one who b taken thr pains 20 &c
cure the systematic nciiriHuS in>truc-
sion ~ their children which the pTsn-
cess has
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE sTOC
n Of the American Build ug d Luan
Association viii BE- held in the rarior, Of
the Occidental Hotel Thursday evening.
December %, isss. a. p. IN. for the plir
pnse of eiecting officers and directors for
the ensuing yeaT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

~ oe2reI aeagLA. lJEy KInauMg s-n
eialty. Coal delivered to any part Of the
city. Orders received q, Ia15 Front stree.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

49, 7-s=n----r- ass-.-- 4-sas-vx
0sAtt sEH etaa 80 war 1s qeasseAz The
t4Ats-@sF ssitsscs.sgi al tserzaaHT, ana TIE
fsss.'esss 9. Alsses-i-ifTaiae. fhe pictorial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

a has haoght gaaaa rasf
. Scry lNEEe pugeeas. sad
I h9ps aSst give every sA,is
sgea a afgn - Gg.aaesa
a --L-.un.-u--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

one ~ the sight oi the day l. the
spectacic ot ; win Booth and Law
renee fisrrttt the fuo>t successful
actor, the woT.d Ia, known. walking
size hY II lc GOWN Rro4uWav after each
nights Performance They always
di8 look somewhat ALIKE With their
hats on and nov they drv~, alike
Each wears a high. Skjuv beaver and 4
long ulster Of soft. dark cloth reaching
u hl~ heels and trimmed Nith a>trak-
han down the FROM; ami aroapd the
coliar-N y !S,ss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12


Spokau NO M HIS Ertrs Flozr.
Elienskurgh Mills Extra Tloar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

We beg leaye 90 annoHBee 10 fhe pub
Tic that W arr now IN tn local mar
ket with a fail stock of thoroughly dry and
seasoned lumber. Large quantities of
flooring. rustic and dressed lumber eon-
SANITY on hand, insnring prompt delivery
Estimates furnished on shorfest possible
notice Call and see our facilities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

-sst~v - steam hsas Enx users-
SEN N4Ek. isFy 3a--GaR eus n9ers az
i4F A9N fvFk sFs&El Es.alvf asa ErzHs.
saE ceag Ans a. 90 = stFsse agassss : -,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

DIX. f n y IE II. ABBOIVI,
H0MEoPATHIST, FORMERLY OF 1913
IL Washington street, Boston, Iassa-
ehusetts, gives special attention to diseases
of women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
irregularities should especially consult
her. Calls answered day or night Con
sultstion free. Treatment free for those
unable TO pay from 5 to 10 g. m. wednes-
days. Rooms, Kenny Block, seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

II nudiev Coleman Of New Or.
lesa~. the rev Republican congress
ns0 from the Second - lana di~-
tract. e1ts "a the lannon's " ,hiogson
artillery ,Confs~tcrstel al the are of l.
ami served BE- the command thruu b.
oat the var \ fes V~sr~ arc he
falei Ire hy,lnsS for Sifs} fssl and has
since paid every cent OF Thu. prime pal
and interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

IL. II. NICHOLS.
A TTORSEY-AT-LAw. NORTH YAKI-
n ma. W. T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
F.. =. LEWIS, NJ. ID.

DHYsICIAN AND sURGEON-REsI-
L dence, corner Ninth and Stewart
streets, opposite Ninth street grocery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
& ParTEEsoS
IN = Glasgow
IsAAC g. HAII.

a TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
n Law, Solicitor in Ch2Ecerx, Proctor IN
Admiralty, and Notary Public AsoEn =,
YesierIs new Building. NH stfext. seattle.
WI Take the elevator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

ES-speaker OF the house OF rep
shrewde-t politicians in the state,
said Yes, think Nj iiarrl-
son will select member at bi- cabinet
from this coast think Oregon is nu.
do1htedlv entitled 10 the honor. ewing
tn the IRE ;ig,- of the June election.
The commercial Interests al the North.
west would. in INV opinion. toe better
sub~rryci bv an Oregon man. posse
sing a tull knowledge al the require
nient> of Washington. and Idaho ter.
ritorle>- California. the home 81 Mr.
Mnrchi,on yhogld have the minister
g. the co4ri 20 II james
FroEFN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

physician & SURGEON, ROOM IL,
L Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 to IL, 2
to 4 and nights. Telephone lbs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
JOHN q. JANICKE,

4 RCHITECT-RoOM S. REISIG BLOCK,
n Front and Marion streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

SARAH Il ENDALI, NJ. ID.
GRADUATE OF HOMEOPATHIC COL
VI lege, and from Philadelphia hospital
practice. Particular attention TO women,
children aud obstetrics; 1909 Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
HENRY b. LOOMIS,

4 TYoRSEY At LAw-KESSEY BLOCK
Il corner Of Front and ColunsbiG streets,
Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

EARoLD PRESTON, HENRY MCBRIDE,
(. n. CARR
Mcbride, Carr 81 Preston,
A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELL0RS At
n law. Offices at Laeouner, Mount Yer
non and Seattle. Seattle Office, Yesler-
Leary block. jyl7dw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
FISHER * CLARK,
H. STEINM MAN,

A RCHTTECTS - BUFFERS BUILDING
~ James St, opposite Occidental Hotel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
WOOD - OSBORNE,

TToRyEYs AND CoUNsEILoRs At
n law. Attention given to land ltigs-
ton, land titles and probate matters only.
Rooms 6 and :, Union Block. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-12

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Dodeniide 5ainois Stootst5eituns 11ontoe, TO- December 1888.

0eier Sbneu bieie Trage beantporten. Cine
&reusung nit Mngorae 3iegen betreibt Ser
mann Suds, gi9er WttIS, 8urnett 60,
5eras, tpel6er ietner 3ett it6 erbot, jurge
.3tege1 fir 81 bas Stiid in guten &Gft9en
sn %Oerienben, - 2. @as lit bei Der 8flege
Der s3iegen gu berIdii6ttgen? Die l3ie9e
Iiebt ais Sutter bot 2luem trodene, quite
&rGuter, tueniger iippig geipabienes SHUTTER,
lernt ater I'M Stale ale Nrten @arters un6
%&ii6enabfdue II. b9l. ~frelien. SIM SHUTTER
lit ite iebr uGblerii6, Oeroirbt baber piel BET
Der StaQlaltung, tpeSbalb man ie offers,
aber in fIeinen gortionen fittern muB.
Sals rednet man ailf Elm ertpabienes Gbier
6 Bfunb i'm Sobr. Die !3iege lit mancbcn
&rdnt6etten ~altS9eiebt, ais: 3tduoe, S6lu6s
len, llnOerbauli6feit, Grommeliu9t, Orebz
franfbett, @uterDerbGrtuno, &olif, buiten,
&lauenitbel, 8aiieriu6t, UftIsbrauO un6
oerglei6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
6eoen oen Goo oefeit.

Gin faIt tpunoerbares @ntrinnen bate in
Der Wltttipo6 giabt Der ~@ebetmpolt5iit
9argan, bon 0er QrmorD, Dor Der meud>
lertiden &ugel zines italientl9en Sim
BREEDERS. 9ar9an befano ii9 bor benz
6aule SEQ. 513 9. GlarfitraBe, ais SonD
Wartcala, ba1iel6e nit einem 8iinoel
8letOer, bie er bort geitpbIen, berlieB.
0argau padte i'm unb 8eibe traten ben
Wfdrid gum nG6iten 8atrouiIebGlts6en an,
als Ser beinttudilde Staliener pl0bli6 Elm
6oldarti8eS Wteiier 5og utb bieieS benz
Boli5iiten in Die Seite ftad. Die &linQe
bur6bobrte bas erlpdbnte &leioerbiinbel,
9arQan ieoo6 blieb unberiebrt. Ser
8uri9e purbe prompt entlpaffnet un6
8etbe 9tngen t%peiter, als Sener ieine vlebte
Gettun0", etnen unter Der Meite perborgenen
GebolDer, berbor5og uno bteIen benz per-
bliifften 8olistiten bItbi6neQ a1f sic 8ruft
lebte. Der 6abn i6nappte gu, inOeiien Ser
S6uB p%eria8te. 8alo 6arauf befono
Wtaricala iiD tn elmer s3eQe. Q9ie iid ergab,
Daren 5 &atnlltern bes &eboloers i6arf oez
laben unb Deroonft 0argan ietn Qeben
leoiglt6 oem gliifli6en llmltanbe, baB Der
6a6n benin 3uidnappen Die 6. &ummer
traf, IN Der fetne gatrpne fiat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Stool GbifQ0o.
Rndppes Gntrtnnen.

Wfit 9erauer gtotb ent9ing Dennis JtDan,
elm BET Der Strma 8rotpn s. Gonoper be-
i6dfttgter iunger Nnitret6er, 0tenltag01a6z
mittag Der @efabr bes 8erbrennens bel lez
benbt9em 2eibe. Ser iun9e 8uri6e mar
I'M 6ausflur bes uW3aionz8uiloing", so,
81 unb SO @aibtn9tonitr., nit Nnitrei0en
bei6dftigt, aIs ii6 Der Snbalt beS Sarbe>
topics, ben er in Der 6anO belt, aus niht
rdber ermtttelter uria6e pIDBlt6 ent3unz
bette. @tne Slamme looerte auf uno OBJ
pobI 9tpdn BEN 9opf fallen IieB, fling ietne
Dlz unb ftrniBgetrdnfte &leioung bod
au9en6lidGt6 Seuer. Sin boriiberge6enoer
Ser lab bic idredlt6e @efabr beS 8naben.
S@neu ietnen guten lleberrof abreiBenb,
iprang CT auf tDn gu. SIS gelang ibm aud,
Die Slammen 3u erittden, e6e iie at &nou
balb iopieI S6oben Derlriaden f%ounten,
ais OH Dem tpertbpolen 9tode. Oa5 !6ols=
inert in Der Safe gerietD glei1faus in
8ran6, bod tpurDen Die Slammen 6ur0
Die prompt berbeigerufene Seueripe6r i6nea
QelDl0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Soil linen perfalSen tperoen.

Die Tra1 oes geridteten Qlnardtlten
BarlonS, Die befar11tte vSucD", ipetde tlreS
ertrapaganten 0ebabrenS tDe9en IN ben
StraBen idon 81 peri6ieoenen Wtalelt Die
8efannti6aft nit Dem Bolt5elgertbt ge7
ma6t bat, ptr6 in ben nGditen 9Ggen BON
tbrer engltiden vW1iiiions "zTour SuritGer@
ipartet. lin ibrer piitbtgen @lau6enS7
i6Delter nun ben @lortenl6ett elmer nlo>
oernen uSungfrau BON OrleanS" nm's GEE
brGunte t6aupt 81 fledten, lollen, tple 16o1
beri6tet, Die vGotben" in aller Stiue Vor1
be~reitungen GIT einem teierlt6en Gmptdl1g
anl 8abnbnf ul1b einem feItli@en SrtlmpDs
3ug 3ur 8arlonS'iAen &obnung an Der
Wftlpaufee Qtue. getrofTen Daben. Sine
StraBenfapeIe uno Die n0tbt9e 3aDl BON
Teftfuti6en lolen I6on gemtet6et tporoet
u1o Die n0tbt9en rot6bei6Grpten btrtttenen
W1arl6Gue i6on ernan11t tporOen letn. Yoz
li3eidef 6ub6aro, neldem 6erartige @es
rii6te betannt getporben iparen, GitBerte it6
eeitern, tpie foIgt: u3u elmer oerartigen
Qetnonitratton tper6e i1 nun un0 ntl1tnler
Die @rlaubniB geben. 0enn Sral Yar7
ions bier anfolnn1t ul1o ft6 in elmer rubtz
gen, bei6etoenen g9ciie na6 i6rer Mo6n1t1g
begiebt, 10 tpie ie0er an6erc 8itrger, mtro lie
in fetner @eile belditigt meroen. Weun
fte, poer elmer tbrer Sreunbe, aber it6 ein@
btlDet, bier in Gbicag0 6tnter etnent Wtltitf7
corps in beriel6en Wetie bur6 Die StraBen
Der Stabt paraOiren 3u fOnuen, tpte es IN
2onbon Der Sal mar, befinoet fte ii6 in
einem gepalti9en Srrtbun. Son 6teier
abi6euli6en Nearretbet baben tptr bier ge>
rabe genug gebabt, unb 10 lange tb Poliyeis
def bin, tptro eS Ben Nnar6iiten .nte mebr
erlaubt Derben, l1msiige in ben StraBen Der
Staot gu peranitalten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Die NufSudt ser KdIber.

%9taturgemGB lit Die MustpabL Ser @[ternz
there bon tuei entlt6em GtnfluB nenn
es it6 Oarum banpelt Db Die gta63u6t
sur Wftl6z Ober Sleii6erSeugung btenen
1ou, aber Sitterung un0 Bflege ftno
babel aud bon GROCER 8eoeutung. Sci tra>
genoen &Iben miiiien Siitterungsz uno
9tdtfebler, bic let6t 6ur9 ungeeignetes
Sutter Ooer burh ii6errei6e @aben BON
&0rnern bernorgerufen tperben f0nnen,
mDglt6it nert1ieoen tDeroen, ba 6ierbur6
Elm frilb3ettiges ge6Gren, Elm 8erfaLben Die
&tbe nit letnen AUDI fir 0aS 2eben oes
Wt1ttertbtereS D06it gefGbrIt6en 6ol9en
e%t1treten fann. S6rGge St6nDe itno ebenz
taus BefOr0erer bteler f~rant6a5ten @rI6eiz
nurt9 un0 mii1fen oeB6dIb itrengitens Oerz
mteoen nerben. Our redt nolfommenen
Nusbtloung bes &albes ldBt man Die Sub
6 @ohen troden 1teben. Sin All Ianae an
baltenoes Wtelfen bringt meift i6na6e &Glz
Der berbor, auBeroem rptro aud bic Sub All
iebr angegriffen.
9ta6 Der @eburt, Die getpDbnIt6 NIT 28O
bis 290 Sagen etntritt nnb BET notiirlih
auf9e3ogenen S9teren meiit obne iebe
meui6li6e 6ilfe ith boIatebt, iudt Das
&alb iebr balo bas SHUTTER atf, I'M naturoez
ntGB ben balo etntretenben 6unger at fill
LStt. 0GClII IUtIO UlCIt ntClDUpCg pC III QS>
NIB i6re groBen S6attenietten bat, nt6t
befoIgt lno bas &alb glei9 bon Der Sub
entfernt, nm Is IDbalo IS it1 erbolt bat aus
benz Sinner su trGnfen. Gin GROCER Sebler
Dtr6 nun biufig oaburh gemaht, oaB man
bic erite Wftl6 (Goloitrummil6) Dem S6tere
niht uerabrei6t, ionOern Der Sub gu laufen
gtbt ooer gar forti6ittet.
8ieIe Sar1mer ftnD Der Qnft6t, baB bteIe
btde, homogeneous atsiebenoe Ofil6 benz
RaIbe nt6t oienLth ietn tann nt1D i6Gotgen
6lr6 Die @nt5teblng Oieier naturgemdBen
gtabrung oas &alb oft iebr beoeuteno.
Oteie Wltl6 fam nit boIem Geht ais Qlr37
net fir bas iunge S6ter be3ei6net pcroen
unb lit bieielbe 5I pieiem 3tDede l6on
l6ngit norDer tnI Mutterleibe por6ereitet.
SpQte 6as &al6 in BEN erlteu Stun6et aus
SdpGde nidts gu it6 nebmen f0nnen; 10
gieBe man bic Wftlh unterDeilen nibt meg,
ionbern ge6e ite bemielben ipdter bluttparm
a%lf9etpdrmt. 9ur1 Die ~eigenarttge 3u1
iammehleBung 0ieier erften WtiIh miro Das
Ututterpe6 i6neller un6 i6mer5loie r aus
benz S0rper oes jun9en SbiereS entfernt.
Betm f%erneren 9r6nten beS &albes, mel6es
itets nit GROCER 8inttlt1teit unb Sauberz
felt geidebelt mlB, e~rtttere mat ft6, oaB
bteie Wtetbobe Der QufSu6t nt6t Die ndtirz
li6e lit uno itrafe nt6t 0aS &alb, tpel6eS
Dem gtaturtrieb folgeno, anf6ngltn tli6t
ben &opf nah untet netgen mill, lonbern
mad oben bebt unb oas @uter iuAt; ebenio
lit aud oas StoBen betm 3rGnten naturges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
..OIo 6utd" trauert.
Or hat oen DerIuf eincs GIerfs urto ptel'
Iei6t elmer ero6en Summe 6eIoes
I'll peribmer1en.

5u peri9merien.
8. 6. Sutdinion, 9%eltannt uSlo quito,
Ser i6laue 80rienfn6s, Der jiingIt NIT let>
mem Retsen1 0Gorner" WfiQionen ner0tellte,
lit etpas uerid,nupft. 0ie liria6e oaooG
lit, 6aB ietn Glerf Tronf $. States, Der letf
ettpa 6 W1onaten BET ibm bel6dftl9t mar
fi6 DouItdnbig uniiGtbar gemadt bat. ulto
obgleid tpeber Der alte, nod per tltnge
v6utd", nod, ir9en0 Elm Nnge1telter III
Dem Gomptoir Der Tirn1a ettpaS uber Den
8eri6punbenen ansussben beIiebt, 1T ooG
Sauna bercits t5dtig getpelen uno bat Die
Na6ri6t ousgeitreut, bab nit gate5, Der
elm ie6r f~lotter, le%benSIuitiger 8urlde mar,
Elm rebt biibides Slimmden, ptelIeI9t
$780, 0O, aus Der &aiie Der Tirn1a .. Is.
6ut6inion & So, peri6tpunoen Jet. 9llIBer
States, Der i6on iett Wontag portger gSo9e
niht mebr geieben morben lit uno oel1en
Wtutter, oil Ontario> unb 8tneftraBe ipobn7
baft, bebauptet, baB tbr SoDn mad Seem
Oorf qereiit lei, lit at6 Der i%p8enannte
~gettlina Glerf" 9Sobl Qonergan, berOuftet.
9onergan mar Elm tntimer Sreuno BON
8ateS ul,b Da8 biirfte ertldren, tpeSbalb
pt0Blt9 8eiOe fran30iiiben AbldteO nab
t1elt. F!