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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
&nOln0n'S &iue1t,

9aS sroBe Scbcr= nmo @ia9cm : 9citmttteI.
Our 6eilung aller ltrregelmdBigtetten bes WIa9erts,
Der &tbcr, Der Gingemetbe, Der Nteren uub Der WlaIe,
%nerpbler Setoen, MppetlDIigteit, &opi!pe6, 8eritDps
Jung, unoero0uli5teit Sieber, Observation-Disclosures,
9dmorrb0ioen nn0 ale lnnerliden &ronf6eiten. Stein
De9etabiltiG, fem Guetiiiber uuo feline Mtneralien
ober Ibaoltbe Sro9ueH Cntbaltenb.
8oAfOnt44te4te 0crOauttet9
miro baonrb berbetgefu1rt lperber. inoem man ieben
Wsorgen gegen 8eDn ubr cine BON Gaomaps 8iIet aIs
cine Witttagspile nimmt. 3Irt6 8efolQnuQ oieIer
YDri6ritt beugt man Ropfmeb, 9D5pesIle, Magerts ln6
biliDlen Setoen Dor, nub Die 9~enoiieneu gtGbrungs.
mittel trogen our Gru6brung beS &6rpers bel uno ere
ieBe1 Die ousgeihteoeueu iDdbli6eu Sdfte.
Eg Wtan beadte Die folgen0en GDntptpine, tpel1e
aus &r0nfgeiteH Der 8erbanun0SorQ0ue ~reIuItireu
Nerftopfuug, innerlil6e 9GntorrbOioeu, 8lutaHoranq
mad oerI ROpL Otogelt{Gure, lebelfeit Sobbrennen,
Nbneigu,t9 9egen 0aS @iien. NtageubriIfeu, Iuures
2%tnfltpBeI, ein Observation-Disclosures Gefibl int 9ersen,
0efibI oeS &rltidenS r1enn Der Y0tient fi1 in elmer
l~tegeuoeu Stelung 6efin6et, gelrbpd1te SeDfraft.
sSlimHlern Dor ben Augeu, JieDer NIB bunlpfe Stntera
gen i'm &Opfe. mongelbafte 3raHipirotiol, Qelbltde
Sdr6nng Der oaut uub Der &ugen, G1uer5en in Der
Seite, Der Srnit NIB ben @IieOeru, plDBli9e 9lutou.
lpalungen, SIcten II. l. ~,
@iuige fuenige 9oIeu pDn Ro0Dap'5 8iIIeu
lperbeu ben &Drper BON alien o6cuangefuDrten llnres
QelndBtgfeiten b%eIreieu.
Yrci9 20 GeMtS Die G6aGteI. gu baben bel
aQeH Ip0tbetern.
Dr. Roadway Sc Co.. Stem gorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
vgto6 beute? 0as lift raId5!~

pgto9 beute? 0as lit rai6!@
pgSenn Oh Ser Sat Der 6errin BON
S6Ontpert6 iein tpiait, 10 babe i'd feline
Gintpenbung."
.ggtein, nein! Nt6t cine Strn6e lGnger
fptu tb bier %petlen, i6 folge Dir, i6 laiie
o%bneotes feline @rtrnerung an glitdli6e
Sage bier surii6."
$50 ertparte i6 Did i'm Saal, lGB es
rt6t 81 LANCE tper6en."
TprtieBln9 tol9t)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
DR.. RAILWAYS
SarSaparillian ReSOlvent,
9os groBe 8lutretnigungsmittel sur
Oeilul1g alIer 6ronti6en &ranf-
WV
heiten.

Detten.
@bronii6er &beunattsmus. ifrofuG6fe 2etbeu, 9rh.
ie19elblp4lfte, t~rote1es 9irteltt, @lteo{GuaulnL Sc.
tbtuitre, 8enlett, 9Iftfrautbett. @i1t, Ma1IerIudt,
3rneilpubs, .Sal3luB, gron9itis, S9pinoia9t 8es
berlei0eH u. T. 10.
Ste lpHl0erbore1 &uren, Die 6nrd5 bos Sarioportl.
liam ~gteioloent bemirft pproen, iiuo iein GiuluB ouf
bic ytleren, inoenl es etuen ~geiun6er SarnobfuB be.
lpertlteatgt. @nt5tnoin9Gu Der gIGle, eiiueisbalti0e
ooer lonItt9e abfynoeruugen belt, bat leiuen &uf uis
etn 4roBeS all gemeines 9etImittel fir
BEN &Drper begrin0et.
gu Daben bel alien gpotbetern. @iueu Solar bic
Slof1c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
II II u Railways
II II n Ready
W Relief.

nnterlaBt niemols mad elmer einaioeu oriiuDrthsn
Mni4snonh9 N etitefl 3ettraunt DON einer bis siuan.
69, Uettnteit SDrner5eH 5u liuoerr. ,Gs 1nad,t niht3
ans, lute beftt9 D0er peiniaeub bic Scbuer3eu inns.
pel!be init &9eumatiSmls bebaftete Berioneu. betti9.
9eft9e, 9elDloadbte, pertrilppelte, nerp6ie, nit g}eurol.
8te ooer nit ir9e1lo elmer anSern ~stronfbeit behoftete
Peflolnen 81 eroIloen babelt. &oblpaD'S 9teabn Reliei
iptro %ben!atben iotort &inberuu9 peribaffen. IS lin
peri lotort llno betlt in ~tlrSeiter 3eit:
SSSssn'"t'SH'"S' @eara!sie,
SGnupfen, sGdlIimntcp sara.
ssaaesmsatad"O~ns, ssift.nsb.
Sabttlucb, SSonaeitioucu
@tbmumgss @eldmcrneu.
VtaSDab's gea0D @eIief lit elm @RittcI eesen
1eoen, S%dbnier5, @crrenfun9cm, Gnets
1%S1'S Ssrs, : Gdn.esss n im @tiden,
Is mar bas erfte nuo lit bas cinsieTte 1d)mersftiIs
!cu0e @RitteI,
tDeldDeS olgenbiifli1. BEL elnmoltoem gpbroub he
giuBten Mho petnt9enoltett 99meraen oertrei6t, Gut.
5nlIOun9eH Hubert Nub 3pn9eItlonelI turtrt. pb in ben
SaGigen' penn WtageH, ben Gtngtueiben ODER onoeren
Srllcn o6er SrgaHer.
StttetliGb. Gin bol6er big Elm ooraer SheelDffeI non
III etlieltl balbel @laie @a1ier Qe1olnmen. merit IN me.
inltge1 WtlnHten &rdmpfe, lauren Mlo0eu, rebelfeit.
@rorftpen SDo6renuen. 9~terpDIitQt, Shloflpiafeit.
S!4pItpe9; 9latr9oe' &oltt, SldbuHgeH Mua ollie inner.
liDcn S0nler6en.
gSaIariG III ibrcn ncrIdieocmem ~scprnten ae.
bciIt tl'to ocrbitet.
Gs 9tebf telI ScIlmittel IN oer Melt. boS 10 Shuen
0SeDlelTleDer llIo ale anoereu m0(aviid9eu, btlibleu
mo %lonlttgen f5ieber NIT 9ulfe ppn O?0oiuan's sill
zen 70 lionel! BELT ME 3aoGap's TeaOg RcIief.
~S}aonpaD'S Tc1OD 3lelicf belt nid)t iur BEN
58atteilter, Der an @talarin leibet, ionoeru mern bic
%eTlonel. bic benz molaril9en Silt ousoeIekt limb,
teoeH WIor9en Dor Dem NuSge6en 20 ODER 30 1rppfen
pom Eeabp &ettet in einem @laIe Wafier an
lng nebnlei nnb etnett Grader oa3u eIIeu tuoaten. 10
plIroen tie ben Anf6len porbeuQeit.
~ Gellenoe ioaten INNER cine fSloI0e oon 81 a 3.
9ag'S GeaoD aeItef bel f1 BADEN. giriQe
2topTen IN W0Iier genommen Derbite1 Hranfheit ooer
SSgghIer5ell III GoIge bes Ne1iel3 Ooa IriutpaTIer,
Ober s5itter5.
apptbefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

tpenn es nur m6sli9 getpefen Ddre,
tpiirbe er in bic entferntsite, buntelife
gde bes @aales geHii9tet fein, I'm fi@
6iefer Sbeilnabme gu .ent3iebel. @r
berirlieo es, iein Bib au betra6ten, nltr
auipeilen mari er berifoblen einen Slid
bes 56redens barauf.
gs fam ibm bor, als Oh fi6 bas Mnts
lib feiner @Dttin porlpurfsbol unb bros
benb suglei1 auf ibn rt9ie, als Db fi@
biefe Nusen 3u bewesen anfingen, .unb
elm gebeimer, geipenfiitber 99ausr be-
11li1 ibn. 6tatuen tperben ti6t ntebr
lebenbia. BiIber ffeigen ni6t webr aus
ibrem &abmen = aber tDie bon elmer
gebeimen Ma9t be3ipungen, muBte er
iebt binter ii6 idauen, iebt bur9 oie
boben G9eiben in ben bunfleit @arten
farren, aIs f6nne Sulia bort lauf9en
unb, pl5bli@ In bic @eie1i9aft tretenb.
ibn on ber 9anb ergreifen = ibren &C.
liebten, ibren 9tlaDen =
3pei Sage tparen felt ieinem leBten
@treite nit ibr Dergangen, ueberbon
ibrer, mod BON ieiner Geite tpar eine
Mnndberung perfu9t ,DorSen. Salt
unb fnr3 batten iie fi9 am Morgen bs.
grhBt uno tparen in, 2auf bes Cages
einanber ni9t mebr begeguet. ct pers
IieB friibseitig feline @obnlhg uub
ifreifte miiBig in benz parf, in ben
MfuIeen umber; menn er um Wlitters
na1t beimfebrte, bemertte er, bon Der
6traBs ber biuaufblidenb, nod 2i6t
binter ibrem 6enfter, aber er getraute
ii9 nibt an ibre Sbiire su flopfen.
Das bate fie bDr2 Sann fe &a9e
gegen i'm, tdmpfte lie nit unbeimli9en
@ebanfen tDiber iid felbifs
+ CT tpolte ni9ts tpii5en. ni1ts elras
then, um fpdter fi9 beliisen au f6nnen,
.baB CT ON Maem uni9ulbig getpelen.
Mber eine Gur6t. cine Sorge, bic e.
ni9t 5u bannen berniu9te, mar beitdns
big um.ibn-
Inter anberen llmtdnben tphrbe Iein
feltiahles Getragen bic Mufmertidmteit
Der anoeren @diie errest babe1. 60
inbeRen f6ob man Cigars unrube,
feline balben Nnttporten, iein 3uiams
inenfabren, tpenn man i'm. barmlos an.
rebete, iein Nusmei1en auf bic unbes
bagIi1teit, In bic oas Sob unb bic 8es
numbering elmer aablrei9en @efelidaft
einen tungen beIGeibenen. &iinifler 3I
berieben pfest. Ct lit nod 10 Iintii9,
6a9ten bic Jrauen, nod 10 unerfabren-
tpie blbf9 er it,!
Gin iunger Walbgott, la6te elm als
tertbumsfenner, elm alter profefor init
einem 6ilentopf, ber gum erfen Male
cine ginIa6ung 5u einem Gefe Der
olpmpii6en @6tter erbalten bat.
unb Grdulein pflug tommt ibm als
Sebe entgegen!
Gill, iiill - penn bas ber Graf
Bergbauien b6rte!
CT fiebt beute nit ieiner langeu 81
CUR unb feinen guten, bummen Mugen
nod triibfeliger aus als gew6bnlib.
(Gortiesune fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
TaEe Mutb!

Du iiiblft Did nieOsrseid Daft teinen
appetit, Did plagt aopftpeb, Du biit unru1ig
unb nerbos, tur3 Du bait ireenO Elm Wlittel
notbis, Did pieoer aufSuri9ten uub neuen
2ebensmutb Su fa0sn Nlan bebene iid. basu
ni9t beftiser StiAiulantsn, Griibjabrsme6i.
einen, ODER ipertbIofer 8itters, bic aif alle aus
jGle6tem @bisfeb sema9t iinb unb nur fir
Fnrse 8eit auresen unb bann cine UNI 70 fdlin,.
mere aeattion i'm @efolse tu baben, ionbern
sebraude elm subsrlaffiaeS Blutreinisunss>
mitteI. Gin foI6es rsst 9eber unO slieten gu
Iebbafter Sbdtiateit an, berleibt neue 9ebens.
traft uuo siebt bem 2eioenben @efunbteit nao
Rraft pie6er Sold Tin wlittel 1T baS GIee
trie Bitters. So tofet nur 80 Gents bic
GIai9e unb III 3u baben in Der apotbefe bon
u. Dreib, Gun GntoniO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
9as @eIebaft bliibt!

germutbli@ bat Nidts Elm ioIdes aufblaben
bes spotbefer @eidaites bon q. Drei6
beruria6t, als bic liberale Nustbeiluns bon
9robeFaf@en bon vOr. Sings neuerfunoenem
0fittel se9en S6pinblu9t". Ser in bieiem
artilel erstelte l1mIab lit tuabrbaft enorln, elm
8etueis bon ber Sbatia6e, bab bieies tuerib.
bolle WfitteI ale Gdle bon Suiten, @rfaltnng,
afbma, 8ron@itis, 8rdpne unb ollie slrten bon
gala. unb 2ungenIeiben ii9er eurirt unb ME
feblidldst. Wfan beriude bas Wfittel erf, in,
benz man iid eine &robeflaid)e gratis geben
last. Die sroben Glafden foiten 81. Ser
Grfols uirb sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

len baau sebaut perben, iobaB bann
bic ganse @ntfernung nilr nod 35 Mfeis
len Big eagle PaB betragen tptirbe. Die
merben tpobl au9 balb 6asu tommeu.
Serr Saggi, 5attlermeiiter bierlelbit,
bat ieBt cine Menge Garmertpagen unb
8ugsies bonn gforoen erbalten.
Iu9 in unferer gia@barftabt piebras
Neeras tpirb fleiBig eebaut. Naebrere
bieiise 9dnfer baben 3weigsei6dfte
briiben eingeri9tet.
Sbeo. 9ieIf@er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

- 8on Grie6ri@sburs mirb beri6=
tet 5aB es bort unb in Der gan5en llnls
gegenb fiir9terli@., geregnet bat; ON
Samitag regnete es ununterbro6en in
Str6men. Oie @rnteausii9ten iinb
brilliant. Wdbrenb ber lebten Wo1e
itatben s. S@ulb unb Musuit @1mibt,
aipei Der dltefen Iniehler i'm @ountD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

9leue 3epbsr Ginsbams, Snbta
Grtnfles, percals, 3anstburs, 9t~
qltes, 9awns, 8atttite, gfOpeltY
Gurbs, iaOttiiae 3epbsrs, Soil BIT
NCrb nnb anbere gum Wai6en GEE
eiSnete Gabrifate in srpber s(us>
iDabl unb gu periaiebenem @reiien+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
Bu6leu0 MrttseesGalbe.

Die bette Salbe bet BeIt fiir S9nitte
Nuetidunsen, gei9nire, Gisber. uub Sauts
ausidlae, GIedte, seiprunsene 9dnbe, Grof.
beuleu unb ale. 5autfrantbeiten turirt ga.
mprrboibea ober fetne 8e5abluug. 8ollise
Classification sarantirt ober bas gelb pirb
auriiderfattet. rs @ents bic SdadteI BEL u
Dreis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

Sn Der perfon bes Sole Maria
Oglefas, bes Miniiters uater Suarea,
1T elm neuer merifaniider prdfibents
fdaftsfanbibat aufsetreten. Oglefas
tpar aud oberiter &i9ter bet &epublit
uno erfreut fi@ eines groBen Nnbanss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

Spmmerieioe BON perlatebener
Sualttdt+ !.
gleue aaswabl BON 8adern+
un5weifelbaft bic beite Auswabl
BON Damen@ unb .&tnber% GAnben
Manaer< IT. &naten@Sauben unb
SttefelnpOn bepdbrtenB Babrifdntett+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

~ 8eim gintauf bon pianos pber
Orgeln bon Sbos. Goggan &
Bros. Iauft Sbr teinerlei Gefabr.
Sbr &uf fiir 3uberldiitgfeit iit begriins
BET. Sic fino In Seros felt 1866 eta.
blirt uno baben 3meigsei6dfte in GaIs
befton, 6ouiton, Muftin unb Maco.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
Sitn9littget1G Mdn1lertt
mtr5
StGere @eiltats9 9aramttrt.

Oie fdredIiden GoIsen Der Susenbfanben.
@eidle6tSfdwade beruriadeno, pobur9 Self
unb a6rper ruinirt perben, permanent ge=
beilt. Seritlopfen, Sdii9ternbeit, Samen>
abFmb, @eOadtnib dmaa9e, 8erluit Der gner,
sie. abneisnns sesen @eieaidaft uno @leIan.
dolie sriinbIid flrirt.
8erbeiratbete Mdnner, ODER iol9e,
bic fId Derbeiratben pollen, bic in Golse bon
Snbiseretion in Der Sasenb an @ei6ledts- .uno
Merbenf@pade Ieioen, tuetben sriinblid flrirt.
Reine MineraIien einseseben.
Snnge Mdmner, bic ibre. 8eit nit nnfdbigen
2enten berlduenbet unO fid baburd 8ranf>
beiten bes ROpfes. Der Nafe, bes SalieS, Der
9eber, 2unser, @insetpeibe unb bes Maseus
tnaedogen baben, iuerben fdneu furirt.
2abt ga@ nidt burd faIf9es Sdamsefibl
athaIten. fofort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
StiGetsteu !!

5ptt5en! Sptt3en!
auf bteiem Selbe slan3en mir
bura bie srDbte &uswabl nnb bie
neueiten Saden, bic je bent pnblt~
fl,m pOrseleat purben+ Sprdpn,
esYptilde, Orieataltide, @aleneienne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
@eIhfbefd6niauua.

Rein, mas 10 elm 6unbsDieb sefrd.
bis it,! SEPT III bas fdon bas bierte
2n09erI, ons i1 meinem Settor gebe
unb er bat nod ni9t genug.--- 2els
ner. nod elm gotelett!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
ECkG Main Plaza
-unb
AcGQQiIa StrassG.
6aasb sbalt9eAe,titd dnoe.

Sii&taaer, 0an6ta9er, a5eFs
sietten, 8ettbedsn, Seriu unb 0ar>
binen. Eiidbeden unb Eibies IN
seinen, WOae unb plaia unD alIe
Saden, uelde bas' SausbaItss
gebtet umfabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

Die tpunberbarfen auren fin5
i9on bdufig bur9 bic Mnmenbung bon
ct. Safobs Del eraielt tporben. Jiinfs
Sig Gents bic Glai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

s~ Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Drudio@en bel SObnfon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
je tn San' MntDntp auf9ewteien >purbe.

@lesante NpDitdten in 8dnbern
unb &iiaen.
Die netelftn gtuns getltass,
Ssnrietta Sud- erepss, aptsr
Sud-, @ballte einfarbis uub- se>
ntufert tt alien mpbernen G1at~
ttrunget+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

@ambrtc in perldiebenen 8rettea Ii.
preiien. Sarbtse Stidereien Der
fetnften Sprte.
@rpbe auswabl Don Damen>
unter5eltg+
gOQifanbises Eager Don Danens
nnb &inbsrifriimpfen+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

ipaniide, @setrial, @uipure, gban~
til9 Sptsen In alien gretten fit
l1eberwurf pber geias+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

Die
@D9entlide Jreie Yrefie fiir Seras
eri6eint :
Jeoem Qonnerfag
un6 foftet
$3.50 fiir baS eSaIr uoer &1.26 fHr
6 Wonate tn WpramsbeSahlmns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

@eitidte Ginidbe
in wetbent nnb farttsem ptque,
Mu1, Spib, yfatnippf. @eiftdtsr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01

Sdslide 6reie. Yreiie fit seras
erf9eint
nit Amsnagme oes Soantass
unb fo1tet
$1,000 fit baS Sabr uSer $3.50
fiir 3 Munate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

Trees two or three Inches In diameter
may be moved with comparative case and
little degree Of loss but when these have
gained a diameter Of half foot or more
The labor aud difficulty arc greatly In
creased,
Country Gentleman. In reply to recent
query, "ll0w % move swamp naples OF
considerable size 10 a lawn, without
checking the growth, ETC., replies by
giving the following illustrated dlree
tlOnRl
There are two modes Of moving large
trees, Fig | shows tho way In which II
h done, by lifting the tree from the
ground In AN erect position, drawing II on
wheels 10 lta place OF destination, and
dropping Into the hole previously made
for IT,
Tho tree Ia first loosened by digging,
then lifted with the lever, the trunk
being wound with carpet or aaelsing or
with straw, 10 prevent bruialng by the
chain which raises II 20 the hinder wheels
OF q common farm wagon. run up 20 the
tree from behind. Chains attached TO the
axle then enable the horse Tor horaes)
hitched 20 tho whiilletree 70 draw H.
This mode applies we'll TO the removal Of
oyerreens as well M 10 deelduou8 trees,
the branches OF which need not DO dis
turbed ON account Of the erect position,
In either case, the tops should, however,
DO made lighter by cutting In tho branches
no AN 10 present an even, natural top.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

Vinegar making ls now In order in all
sections Of the country where there 10
surplus OF apples Much vinegar 10 made
from the juice of early apples, wastes Of
mills and rfpreshngh, Farmers who make
vinegar Ia small quantities for home use,
aH q rule cling 10 the old fashioned way
of putting tho cider into barrels or casks,
tilllng them twp'thirds full and letting
them stand till tho cnntenta turn 10 VIM
egor Which usually takes about two
years,
The vinegar business carried on In q
large way, however, neGeReltatea some
And of a generator which haaIeus the
process,
The vinegar generator shown IN the
cut IN au arrangement used by Charles A,
Green Of Rochester, ~ y, and was 70,
Gently described and illustrated In Rural
New Yorker,
The design Of thla arrangement Ii 10
draw elder from one barrel 10 another,
exposing II 70 the air and heat, The elder
slowly drlpa from the upper barrel down
the trOugla 10 the other barrels, When
the FIRST barrel Ia emptied, another IL
rolled up to take ita place,
Another plan sometimes used when "
IN desired 10 make cider vinegar quickly,
eonslats In making shelves with grooves,
say an Inch deep, through which the
cider floga backward and forward and
then down 10 the next shelf and 40 on
until In this way the cider Ia exposed 10
the atmosphere and warmth for an hour
or more before passing into barrel or
tank, Another plan N 70 I'll barrel with
oak shavlnga run sharp vinegar through
them, then run the cider through the
ahavlnga slowly. But II haa been found
that all methods OF haatening the making
OF vinegar arc inclined 10 Affect tho
quality that vinegar hastily made aaharp
and stlngy, but that II lacks body and
richness OF fruit tone, and yet the process
can be somewhat haGtoned without re-
aultlng In any injury, a. for Instance with
the generator illustrated.
To make vinegar In q small way tho
most practical mode, aa has been init.
mated, n TO put tho cider In barrcla threo-
iourths full leave out the bung and keep
the cldor In warm place, the warmer the
better up 10 80 or 80 dcgs, The authority
quoted from advises, whsn ono has old
vinegar barrels or casks containing
"mother" and some good vinegar, those
need not be removed, Simply put In tho
cider daily or weekly and draw II of M
fast as made, and place IN fresh barrels.
This ~ the manner In which the boSt
vinegar IN made, and with the least
trouble, by this plan the vinegar Ia
being made continually with vigor Re.
member that vinegar ia always growing
stronger or weaker, and that n an old bar.
rclof vinegar has no new material supplied
II may perish from dlenoss, itS strength
and Virtue becoming wOIthlcAs.
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wAsn ~ fFisnd hala, rvs ~. vv.s-,
act evsn with me II you can" ] hurried
forward, Alippina Ahothsr shell In my Gun
A. 1 did 40, had gone but short way
when Fan began making strong game
towards the other dogs position The
wind came from that direction aud
blew the scent direct from the bird
10 her. Nothing will prove dogs train
inR and nose better than thisT-"windina
the birdsn AZ 10 IL called, Her head was
we'll up ia the air, one front foot raised,
her tail straight, and her body stretched
out third longer than its nAtnral .tngth,
Bhs remained ia this position until ] goo
within ten feet of her, when she began
lsAaiaG nae on, taking care are 70 oI,, sssp lee c
putting down her feet ~ slowly and care
fully A. a cat creeping on ia prey When
abe reached tho edge OF the woods l
stopped her with whoa" My friend
pat up the birds, and two OF them came
out In the open near mo, had one COW
srsd and Was lust about 70 pull the trig-
ger when they both fell At the report Of
his gun, Ito had aimed Al one bird and
a. hs pulled the other few into range
and both received the charge.
We followed the birds 10 their new cover
which was 10 thick a. 10 be almost im'
psnetrAble, hut where were the dogs'
We whistled aud hAllooed but 10 no pur-
pose. There was but ono thing TO be
done, The dogs wers on point and We
would have 10 hunt them up, have
known men who call themselves good
hunters aud thorough dog men under
these circumstances (rather than tear
their way through the briArs orwade into
a swamp, % HE their dogs on into flush
ing the bird, which ID the surest method
OF rulning them that know Of no matter
how Atanneh they may be, II the hunter
h unable 20 reach his dog he should let
him alone until he either fiuHhen the bird
himself or breaks his point and comes 10
his master without disturbing tho game,
A we'll broken dog will do the latter, but
n he Jumps Ia on his point and puts them
up, don't shoot, never mind how tempting
a shot Ia offered, Cry ''whoa" and make
him como 10 heel, then give him sound
thrashing saying whoa" with each cut
OF tho whip and the next time no will not
assume the responsibility OF flushing the
birds,
Holding our guns we'll up in the air
above the briAra We fought our way In
and luck favored ua. We had gone but
little way when We saw the two dogs, and
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As A WOUNDED PARTRIDGE TOWERS.
noble sight II was Star stood length
wise on n large log, his head lowered and
turned pointing towards a pile Of brush
which lay alongside OF him; and partly
under tho log he stood on, Fan was back
ing him, with her front feet on the same
log, her tail out straight and her head up.
She was evidently afraid 90 risk getting
on the log. IL was n picture III never
forgot. Wa atood there some time admir-
Ing them. IA expected, the bird lay
very close, and was obliged 10 give the
brush n kick 10 put him up, Itturned
out 10 be another old cock, and when he
did start no lost no time, On passing
Star ho nearly hit him In the head, and
that insulted piece ofdog'flesh snapped at
him vioioualy | got ratified and fired
both barrels before ho was fifteen feet
OF, and OF course never touched u feather.
My partner, however, kept his head and
When Mr.. Partridge had gotten about
httccn yards away he fired. Az thereport
pf his gun the bird began going up the air
In big oirolcs-tho circles growing smaller
~ he got higher, until he appeared no
larger than II sparrow, when suddenly he
same down straight like plummet in
The middle OF the circles no had marked
out, and hit the ground with thud not
twenty feet from whore he got up, Tho
partridge had "toweredh-a phenomenon
familiar 20 All hunters OF these birds
aud In caused by q shot taking effect In
tho brain which orazes the bird, and In
this condition he will fly up TO- the heav.
bns M described until life IL extinct and
then OF course fall like n chunk OF lead.
During the day witnessed remarka-
bio and very interesting point. One OF
lho dogs, while retrieving winged bird,
same across another, and stood II In good
VI, 10 with tho wounded one Btill In his
mouth. IL was an animated point and
one that IL aeldom seen. Any man hav.
ing n dog that will do this thing can well
DO proud OF him rs he is one OF the -four
hundred" OF canine aristocracy. Such n
dog IN 30 valuable that man OF moderate
means cannot afford TO keep him, How
ever, u fairly good oil round setter OF
about five years old can be had for from
b0 10 cas-, or pup can be bought and put
Ia tho hands OF " breaker, which will cost
about the same. In the latter case risk
must bo run. Whether the pup will turn
out we'll or not, Ia ms uncertain as the
length OF Rfiea's Jump. Havlngpurchased
4 dog, don't fatten him on meat and ruin
him, He will keep IN the best working
condition on corn meal well boiled down
and for change about once week, cook
meat In IL.
Altar hot and hard days work we ar.
rived home In time for n pancake sup.
per, and with our coats swollen out OF all
proportion with the twelve birds we had
killed, This IN IN big bag as forty birds
IN quail or chicken shooting, and wo had
to work harder for them too, you bet
w j.