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Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
Rubber Boots for Mrs. Langtry.

Kansas City Star: When Mrs. Lang
try's special car arrived at the Kansas
City Union depot the other day, Super
intendent Durham ordered it sent to
the freight yards of the Missouri Pacific
railroad, near Hickory street and the
state line.
The next morning two English at
taches OF Mrs. Langtry swOOped down
on Superintendent Durham and pro-
tested against leaving the car in the
freight yards. One OF them said:
Hits a blawsted shame for Mrs.
Langtry's car to be in a freight yard
were they ave shunting all night, yon-
now"
'~Shunting" is English for ''switch-
ing" ~
help it, rs he was not going to have the
car placed where its slops would muss
up the depot. He referred them to SUI
perinteddent Daily, Of the Missousi Pa
cifc railroad.
A few moments afterward' the two
E%nglishmen sailed down on Durham
again, aud the spokesman said:
"Mr. Daily isn't in his office. Some
thing, bah Joe, must be done. Mrs.
Langtry cawn't walk in the mud from
the coach to the car, yer naw." =
Superintendent Durham politely Of
fered TO furnish the lady u pair of rub
Der boots, but refused TO change the To-
cation of the ar. The irate BritoHs
rushed of, their Mackint0shss stream
Ing in the wind.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04

said district, and including the north half of
city park, and the south half of state house
square, and that territory lying between F.
street and alley between & and ID streets,
from Eighth to Eleventh streets, and such
other territory as may be found TO drain into
that district; and that J. y. Walton be in
structed to make a survey and report to this
committee the boundaries of the district as
contemplated in this resolution, and TO be
governed in making such boundaries by the
grade OF the streets as now established, TO
include, however, all territory now included
by ordinance. -.
The basis of settlement now agreed upon
seems TO be fair, and ii is probable that the
council can agree on an equitable assessment
That will prove satisfactory. AS the commit
the now stands both classes Of property are
represented. The heart-ache in this district
Is now in a fair way for adjustment without
the aid Of the courts.
CITI NEWS AND NOTES.
The services Of Mr.. +. Williams have been
secured to receive the bulletins at the opera
house on election night. He is a reliable
operator and lookers-on can rely on correct
and reliable returns.
The board of insane commissioners exam
ined George Brown and John Gillick yester-
day afternoon and pronounced them fit sub
jects for the asylum. They were accordingly
committed to the care of DR.. Knapp.
Hon. II. c.. Lett, of Denver, Colo,
afternoon train for Falls City and Brown
vile, where he has a legion of friends who
will be glad to see HIM. Mr.. Leet, although
a strong democrat, comedies his state to the
republicans, or, rather, a major portion Of
the ticket. He says that Patterson, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, has a chance
OF getting there.
Nat Brigham held the attention of the
democracy of this city last night at Bo-
hanan's hall. A good house greeted him
and he made a good speech from the stand
point OF the "uuterritied." He returned to
Omaha to-day.
The "pie rush. took place on the univer-
sity campus this morning. The non .botan-
ical scientific students captured the piece of
leather and held IL to the close of the strug-
gle. The "botanics,' therefore, pay for the
banquet in which pie Will have a conspicuous
place. 1t was an amusing spectacle il not an
edifying one. Dignity, however, failed to
stand out in bold relief.
The piles Of brick and sand occupying
prominent places on the business thorough
fares are everything but ornamental. They
are almost a nuisance. Some one remarked
to-day that there was an ordinance against
Obstructing the business streets. If so 1t
strikes The BEE representative that 1t ought
to be on forced.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
AMERICAS BUGBEAR.
A We'll Written Article on How
Catarrh il Produced.
A Nose, Throat and Lung Specialist
Gives His Experience in Treat
ing lt-It IL Durable. -.

That Catarrh has many victims In this city, Is
evinced by the fact that every other person you
meet has either n mutiied voice or some other
evidence of catarrh. The writer was introduced
to q prominent nose, throat and lung specialist
not long since and from him obtained the fol-
lowing truths regarding the disease:
1T Is a well known fact that n mucous mem
brane having become the seat OF an inflammation
which has iapsed into the chronic stage sooner
or later. becomes thickened and puffed up.
The tendency Is more marked in the nasal
cavity, perhaps than TN any other of the mucous
tracts, and for several reasons. The nasal pas
sages are composed. of rigid walls, aud are
traversed by the current OF air in breathing, and
virtually nothing more. The result therefore OF
taking cold and neglectihg 1t, is n chronic In
famatory condition which produces thickeniu9
OF the mucous membrane lining the nose, and
the part involved. is that covering the turbfna-
ted bones which are like ridges running from
the front to the back OF tile nose. They are sees
IN figure l. and are three in number.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING
A Few Symptoms OF Disease That
May Prove Serious to You.

A Few Symptoms OF Disease That
May Prove Serious to You.
Do you have frequent fits of mental depres.
SION?
In your earsr
DO you feel as though you must SURROGATE
general debility
Are your eyes generally weak and watery and
frequently .nHaInedl
Does your voice have a husk, thick sound and
q nasal sort OF twang2
Is yon breath frequently offensive from some
~unaccountable causep =
Have you a dull, oppressive headache, gener-
ally located over the eyes,.
Do you have to hawk and cough frequently In
the effort to clear your throati
Are you losing your sense of smell and Is
your sense of taste becoming dulledf
Does your nose always feel stopped up, fore
ing you TO breathe through your mouthI
Do you frequently feel dizzy, particularly
when STOPPING to pick anything OF the toorY
Does every little draft of air andevery slight
change Of temperature give you a coldf
Are you annoyed by aconstant desire to hawk
spit out an endless quantity OF phlegml.
DO you rise from bed as tired and weak as you
were the night before and feel as though you
wanted to lie there forever
Is your throat filled with phlegm In the morn
ing, which can only be discharged after violent
coughing and hawking and spitting2
DO you occasionally wake from a trOlbled
sleep with q start and feel as II YOU had Just
escaped a horrible death by choking2
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
Located.

tai, New York. succeeded by DIR. Charles
NJ. Jordan. late of the Uniyer.
ton, ID. G.. have located permanently In tho
Range Block. Omaha, Neb., where all durable
cases are treated skiflfully.. Consumption,
all nervous diseases. All diseases peculiar to
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
CATARRH CURED

Consultation at ofRoe or by mail; q, once
hours 9to II q. m. Q to 4p. m. 7 to p. IN.
Sunday Hours, from o a. an. 10 I D.. m.
Correspondence receives prompt attention.
No letters o unless accompanies bVt
cents In stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
Bound Over for Libel.

O~dALLALA, Neb., Nov. 3~.-[Special Tele.
gram to The BEE "A hearing was held be-
fore Judge Woods yesterday in the libel suit
brought by Henry ST. Raynor against w. $.
Mullane. Mr.. Mullane was bound over TO
the next term Of the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
Massacred by Pirates.

FAIRS, Nov. 3.-Advices from Saigon say
that pirates attacked the post, consisting of
forty men Of the foreign legion In Tonquin,
ami killed all but one man: :.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
Fever cured by Jarvis Brandy.
Struck by an Express Train.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 8-James O'Con-
nor, section boss, and Patrick Kinney, la
borer, were struck and instantly killed by
the Philadelphia express traip on the Cen
trial railroad this morning, -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04

condition Of which provokes tickling and cough.
ing. and a feeling OF fullness or soreness; tho
iarynx or bronchial tubes may become involved
by an extention Of the trouble. and eventually
the lungs especially, If there is a predispositton
this condition cannot be cured. which is an ap-
probium on the medical profession. that Il can
be and is cured, is shown by the testimonials
Mr.. Peter Holt, 2oss CASTELAR, street. Omaha.
says: Some six or seven years ago. l com
to a bad form Of catarrh, and for a long time I
suffered terribly, but on the advice OF a friend
man. l treated with him for three months and
the result is a complete and radical cure, I
would advise all sufferers from the dread dis
ease to give DR.. Jordan a trial"
Mr. Harry Laufenberg. 42l South 10th street, a
bricklayer. says: II contracted catarrh in Min
time OF 1t for that length of time, but was COM
pletely cured of it by DR.: Jordan after two
aud contentious physician, and treats catsrrh
on scientific and common sense principles and
] think that it was the best days work l ever did
when l started treatment with him."
Charles Kleyla, 26l3 Hamilton street, foreman
for R~osenzweig Sign and Decorative Company
II consulted physicians. of course. both here
and in Illinois, and one of the best doctors In
the city said would have to get out of this city
did call upon DR.. Jordan. whose offices are Nos.
$40 and 3li Range Block. corner 10Th and Har-
dan by friends Of mine who had been bensntted
by DE-: Jordan,s treatmen INT placed myself IN.
der Dr. JORDAN 3 care anu am very we'll salts
fled with the result. | felt
MUCH BETTER IN A SHORT TIM
after beginning and continued to improve right
along, The pains in my chest have stopped
ana / can breathe freely and regularly, Ny
memory is very much improved and my speech
is clear and distinct again. My stomachls eli
right and my appetite is good. Ny nose and
throat are in good condition and ] can breathe
naturally again. / am very well satisfied with
DR., Jordan's treatment. and l shall certainly "a.
wise all my friends to call upon DIR. Jordan II
they are troubled as I was"
Mr.. Jno. Thornton, Blair, Nebraska. a farmer.
says: Tho,
the advertisements of DIR. Mccoy for some time
and at last l concluded that l would cali on him
and give him q trail; | did so. went to Omaha
and called at the Office and was examined by
DIR. Jordan who told me he could cure me. Ibid
not tell him that j had had this catarrh since
the war. ! was afraid that he would tell me
that I had had 1t too long and could do nothing
for me, so | told him that ! had had IL about
seven years, but that made no difference, he
commenced treating me and gave me medicine
to use at home and he cured me entirely and I
was under his treatment for two months and In
that time he only say me three times as / wal too
| far away from his Office TO take Office treatment.
| He has certainly done for me- what many others
have tried to do and failed, and I want to give
| him the credit for 1t too. Itook my sister down
| to the doctor too, and she Is getting better very
fast aud do not doubt in the least that in Z
short time she will also be cured.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
Eighty French Minors Killed.

PARIS, Nov. "a terrible explosion oc.
CURED TO-DAY in q coal pit in the department
o. Ayeyron.. Eighty miners were killed.
Twenty-Five bodies have been recovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04
'arvis' IT will cure your cold.
BREVITIES.

A little stray girl, aged less than four
years, Is at the home Of Louis Goldsmith
awaiting her anxious parents. Her name is
not known. She wears q black dress, poke
bonnet with white feathers, and red stock.
ings.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-04

Six gold medals awarded Jarvis Brandy
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

lteber 6ie l1mitdrtoe, tpel6e aler Nabr>
i6einlidfeit mad ben porIGuftg nod ltnaut>
gefl6rten SD6 bes als Qei6e i'm SlulIe out1
9efunbene1 3immermannes Ole @rtdlon,
Don SEQ. 607 Gbroopftr., beglelteten, bat DIE
98ittpe 6es REINFORCEMENT bis iebt Sol9en1
beS mttgetbeilt. 3uerit itellte ite, mas Der
9oliset augeni6etnltb p0atg unbetannt
'blieb, feit, 6oB iid am ltnterleib Der SetDe
ME aud an Der 6iifte Wteiferltt6e, tanoeltL
tpelde geniigt BADEN tpiiroe1, I'M ben &oo
oes Wdnnes berbetailfii6rer. Nb9eleben
Don Dieiem 606it perOG0tigen llnitanoe
blieb bis6er unaufgefIdrt, OaB an Der Seldle
sic BeinfleiDer, llnterflei0er, oas 9erllo ulo
bic Stiefel feblten. Gri6ion bate 1t@ N
ieinem beiten 2tn3uge 81 ietllenl Srellnoe
Mrel S5obnion in Cafe @ieip begeben uno IN
Deiien Bo6nung 9emeini6aftli6 nit ettpa
80 Nnbereu an Der 8erlOolung elmer uDr,
sum 8clten oeS iih in Gelbnot6 beftnoltden
SoGnion, t6etlgeuommen. yteDrere per
Qnlueic,oeu betralfen it'd unO So9nlon
uno @ri6IUu geriefben III STREET.. Ste DC.
9a6en itd) uebit 9tubsren btnaus, UNI oie
Mugelcgen6eit su vietteln," uro lettoem III
GriGion niCbt ne6r lebenb gele9ell mor1eh.
SpbuiOn bat biSber auf ale Ura9ea H0F
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23

9r. Mancel Talcott ieine iunge Satin
bein1. 9ta6oem !6r. Salcott tDGbreno Der
Sabre 1849 bis 1852 lid in Californian
bonn v@jolofie6er" fnrirt bate, febrte er
mad G6icago 3uriid, mo CT bic Sirma
Singer & 5alcott sriin6ete, pel6er CT bis
Sl ieinem Sooe, i'm Sabre 1878, angeD0rte.
6atte it6 i6on 6r. 8alcott in benz Q8erfe
Der QDblt6dtiofeit berDDrget6an uno etnen
Sbetl ieineS bebeutenoen 8%erm0gens fir
m~ilotbGtige l3tpeGe DerauSgabt, 10 folgte
1etne Satin Dem lobenstpertben Beilptele
IN auSgeoebnteltem WfaBe, inoent iie ntdt
nur auf 6er1 Briuattpege bic Nrmen inter
1titbte, ionoern audi 3ablrei6en tpobltbGti1
gen Nnftalten S~ermddtniiie 5ufommen lieB,
Die man i'm @ar5en duf t%pent9lte1s 100000
l6Gbt. 90 puroen belonOerS oas 6albtpai>
lenbauS, OaS @bicagp 8aiienaipl, DaS ,Sl6
Beople'S Some, Die v6etfnat6 fitr 6reun0>
loie", Die Sn0uftrieI6ule fir Wtd66en, bie
v0ulnane SOctetD", DaS 6rauen> i0o1pital,
0aS vWomen'S Gefuge" un6 G9nli6e Gin
ftalten bon BET Do6ber3tgen Srau oft un6
rei6lib be6a6t. @G6reno Ser lebten Stpet
Sabre 6atte SSrau Talcott in $50. 1859 gSelt
Qoamsitr. unb $50. 581 Qluitin Qoe. &letnz
ftnDer>G etpa6ranftalten n1o &tn0er9Grten
9egriinbet ullo erft por &ur3em ibrem 9fefz
fen q. 6. Start fir Die fernere @r6altung
bieier Qnitalten eine Qnpeiiung auf $4,000
gegeben. 9ie ltntDerialtften> Stride, Delder
Srau Salcott ange6Drte, perltert lit ibr
ebetfalS etne groBe Wo6ItbGtertn. Sbre
1tGditen 8ertpanoten itn0 Srau Nlion 6.
Start bon @arren Nbe. un6 Strait s.. 6.
@ebfter bon DAT 4arf, ibre 9tt6ten, unb
Trau @. sc. Sage, cine Nt9te 6es 9rn.
GSn1rott
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Gxplotton iii einem MaRbaufe.
Mebrere Mr6eiter nerleBt.
Gin aussebroaenes 5euer faneu seI0f

Gin aus9ebroReneS Sener 1Hteu 9elOldt.
Cine bon etnem betrG6tlt6en S6a6en be-
9leitete W1alSitauberplo1ton eretgnete ii6
0tenitag Wittag II u6r in Ser Wec9lboD'z
16en 8raueret, an ser Sout6 8arf Qoe.
unb "a. StraBe. SGmmtli6e Sen1ter 6es
2. uno 3. StoGtperfes bes Dor nod rtidt
LANCER 3eit erri9teten @ebGu0es, in Incident
it6 Die Malsmiible befan6, tpurbe neb1t Der
lebteren, ben Wtal3elepatoren u. !. n. 3er>
triin1mert uno eS- blirfte etnen auf $4,000
berani6lagten &oitenaufpauo erfor0ern,
nm ben Deruria6ten S6aben tpte6er gut3uz
MAIDEN.
Sp6n 6ausmer, Elm Qlr6etter, murbe auf
Der Stra6e BON ben nab allen Gi6tun9en
IGulertoen @laSipltttern i'm @eii6t getrofen
un0 erlttt ernitlt6e S6nttttpun6en. @r
tpur6e mad ieiner go. 2714 Ga SaIeitr.
beftnolt6en 8obnung iberfibrt.
0ie grplofton erfpl9te u1ter etnenl bonn
11erGbnlt6en &raden uno Die 8etpobner Der
9tddbarl 6aft tpuroet, 6a iie ntGts Mnberes
ais baS 8erIten zines ober mebrerer Qampfz
feiiel Dermutbeten, boriiberge6enb in bic
gr0Bte 8eitiir3ung DerieBt. Die Wlalaz
ital6erploiton ieBte etnen 1betl Ser bon ibr
betrofenen GGumli6feiten in 8rano, bod
gelang es Der loglet6 berbeigerufenen Seuerz
tuebr DerbaltniBmdBtg i9neu, Die Slalnmen
gu lD1Gen.
Die Wtal3mi6le beite6t aus eiuem inn 8.
StoGlperfe beS @ebGuoes auf9eitelIten Qpz
pdrat nit 2 etlernen @alsen, tpel6en 6os
81 Derrnablenoe STEALS ourb Stpet in 0aS
oberite Stodiperf ret6enoe @lebatoren 3ugez
fiibrt pirb. 9as in Ser Wfii6le er3eugte
@erltez ooer Wfal5mebl gelaltgt bon tbr aus
our6 etre tpettere G06re na6 benz 2. Stod>
iperfe. Ser ganse Mpparat 1T bei1n W1oh>
len nit einem fetnen unb ungemein let6t
ent5iinbli6en Stau6e aneefIQt nnb baber,
Der 8orftbt balber, bon Ieiner nmgebung
bur6 Elm luft6t6teS @ebGuie abgei6loifen.
Nuer Bermutbun9 11a6 befatto itG unter
BEN Wtal3tornern ein Stetn6en ODER bgl.
Itno erSeu9te oieies int Wtoment Ser 8erI6>
run9 nit BEN 0al3en Sunfen, iDel6e BEN
Stoub Sur @rploIton bra6ten.
Charles 0arper, Elm Wtal6tniit, tpar i'm
Mni6auen oes 3eritOrun9Stperfes begrtffen,
ais nnpermutbct etn i6pereS @tI entbetl
linn auf BEN SUB fieG uuO bteien bermaBen
Serqueti6te, DaB ct i'm hiilfloien 3u1tanbe
{ nod letler 0o6nung, @Ge 29. StraBe ult0
Some 2lbe., iiberfi6rt tpurbe.
Die seftrtge mar bic pterte Mal3itaubs
@rploiton in Ser WtcQlbob'i9en 8rauerei
un6 Die DIRECTION berielben tptrb baber, I'M
ben hermit nertniipften @efa6ren in 3uz
funft p~orSu6eugen. Die Mableinri6tung mad
Sem Sburm iDres neuelt @ebGu0es perlegen
la1ien. Sine ettpaige @rploiton tpirbe bier
ibre @irfrng bauptiGbli9 noG obe1 gu
GuBern unb baS Giitto 6ierbur6 natiirlt9
lpe1entLi6 Dermtn0ert tperOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
9te 0ertp etto1tt8 SeS Steers III Der
SbitbA 1ttttS1t9t.

Steinfoblent6eer fam auf nielfahe Meiie
III Der SbItbuam5u9t CUR Nntpenbung ge@
langen, un6 Stpar: /. Gum 8eritretden
Der lprgfGltig auSgei6ntttene1t &rebstpun7
bet a1 NpfelbGu1nen lnb iener 8unoen,
tpel6e 6urh sic gritnoli6e Gntfernung bon
Wittel1fGnoen ~entltanoen itn6, III tpeldem
3tpede Der S6eer 1etB aufgeitrtden mtrb.
2. Bum 8eoeden bon N~ittpunoen, lun6 bic
6olSfGule 5u ner6itten. Ser T6eer bart in
eirem lol6en Sale aber MIR auf bas eigentz
lt6e 6oI5 Ser porber re6t glatt gei6ntttee
ren @unbe a%1fgetragen tuer6en unb ni6t
auf Die grIinen urO i~afttge1, unmittel6ar
unter Der Gtn0e ltegenben Sbetle 9elangen,
bon tDelGen Die llebernaQung (bas Ser
tpa0len) Der @unoe dl1Sgebett lou, berrn
oteie Sarte1 un0 empftnblt9en S6i6ten
tperoen 0ur6 0aS i'm Sheer entbaltene &reo>
iot 3iemti6 tpeit Derab getD6tet, 10 6aB Der
Oann berDor1tebenoe 9ola1tumpf mn lehr
16tper iibertpaQt tperoen fan1. SIS emf
pfieDlt ft6 baber, BEN .@unDran6 Dor1er
nit 8aumtDa6s gu Derftrei6en un6 erIt
tuenn 6teleS f%eftgetporben lit, Sen Sbeer auf7
5utragen. 0tele M1etbo6e lit belon6ers bel
Stetnobitbdumen 81 einpfeblen, tpel6e an
@ummtfluB letben; Die Bun6en per6en
gut ~auSgeld)nttten, 0a5 Summit NIT Ioueln
@a1ier dusgetpai6en un6 nit einem Sap
pen abgerie6en, iporauf Johann bic ertpdbnte
8eban6luug nit 8aumipads unb Sbeer
erfolgt. 9te 8erbeiIung 1T in Ser 92egeI
cine iebr befriebt9enbe, 8et at6eren @unz
ben IDlte man an iungen 8Gumen iiber>
ba1tpt Die NntDenDul1g bon Sheer unterlal>
len ln1o bagegen fletnere 8erleBungen nur
nit elmer aus Submit ulto 2ebn1 6eretteten
Wtiidung beOeden urlo fir Sic ettpa notbz
tDenoig tper0enOe gfteuerrng Der lebteren
Gorge trdgen. IS 1T 6ier e6en nun notbz
tpenbig. Die 8ltnbe p%olfommen Dor Der ibr
i6dbli6en @tntpirfung ber 2uft su lt6ern;
Die l%te6ertpdIu19 gebt, penn bic @ur6z
rGn6er Dorber re6t glatt gei6nttten poroen
Itnb, raid ul1b boQfommell Dor ii9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
Observation-Disclosures @rtefsafaen.

9errn &. s. 8eters, GrarD, 9af. Sn
Seutl6lano peroen bod meiitenS Die rotDen
ais BoQblut be3etdnet, lit bas cine anoere
Sorte 0olltein7 Stub, ODER nte fommt es,
0aB 6telelben bier l6par5 unb ipeiB itnb {?
gs miro S6nen befannt ietn, baB es in
6ieier, audi in S6rer 6eirnat6 ie6r geiGGbz
ten Ga1e loypobl l6par3> unb rot66unte,
pte audi anoers farbtge &tnoer CAB, 6aB
nit eirtem @orte bic GaIIe an Sic Tarbe
nitbt ~gebun6en mar. gta9 Nn[egun9 Der
6er6biider mag oies aud in 0eutl6lan6
anoers letn. Su 8e5ug auf 6er6bi6cr lit
man bier @nglanD, lpel6es in 8e5ug auf
8teb5u9t tonangebenb lDar, raider nad9ez
folgt pte bieS in 0eutl6lanb Der Sail NOR,
uno 1T barber iberetngefommen, ,6aB etn
6oliteinz&ino nidt ms 6erbbu9 eingez
tragen tDeroen t0nn, es let oenn l6tpar3
uno tDeiB. SIT Stes aud ntebr p0er peniz
ger DtItirli6. 10 lit es bod binbenb. Oetr
tit cine tmporttrte, 16tpar3ztpetBe 6olftetnz
Stub b%etannt, tpelde bier elm in Oeutl9lano
aufgetommenes, rotbSueiBes &alb sur @elt
bra6te.
6errn Sac. @arrer, Siour Gttb, sSopa.
u Wte fam man cine belttmmte Qnz
5abl Ncre 2an6 Ibermelen, nit Stangen
ooer Qbi6reiten? 3pei Stangei1, iebe BON
elmer Gutbe 2Gnge, imlner cine an bic an6ere
onitoBeno, bod nt6t perritdenb, in geraoer
&i6tung selegt, lit am ftderften. 8raldt
es nt6t genau gu ietn, 10 mag aud ein 9[b>
meiien our6 S6rttte geniigen, iebo6 mug
man oann ietner S6ritte fiber Iein.
Wtan6e i6reiten cine Gutbe in flint, arLDere
III le9s S6rttten, ie na66em ie es geabt.
p 0as 1T etn gutes 8ulber fir Giel, fpetde
troB Der gStnterrube unO qutem 9Sutter .uiht
redt BET Sleil6 iino ? Condition 8opber"
1T in oieiem Sale gut, bod fonnen Sic
0allelbe erleben onr6 2etniamenmebl un0
5ol5alGe. Die 6auptbeitanOtbeile bes ges
na1nten PulperS.
9errn 90. &c., Wlenoota, SQ. Gins
meiner &Glber befam, d[s IS 6 Wnhen alt
mar, am 6alie cine fauitgroBe, iteinbarte
Nnl6peQung, pel6e fi6 na6 etniqer 2ett
lelblt Offnete uno iibelrie9enoen Sitter a6z
lonoerte, su gleider 3ett aber cine rteue Sc
ldtpullt btl6eno, bic it6 lofo.t 0ffnete, nod
Dem Die anoere 9ebeilt mar; 6ieie fibt fple
5tptiden 6aut utb S6Iur6, tpaS fanr
t6 bagegen tbun? 9ie erite NnIbpeuuno
lit gu frii9 gebetlt, 6abur6 lit 0ie stpette
entitanben. yteiben sic bic Steue tidtto
nit Tett elm, un6 loute bic SeffuuuQ III
enge let11, I'M alien @iter berauS3ulaIle1, 10.
n1lB nit etnem l6arfen Meiler nadgebolfen
meroen.
@armes 8aben nit Seifenz unb aalfz
tpaiier lit in ioldeu SGuen All empfeblen.
Sine quite Sal6e lift: ein She'll 6ider Serpeuz
tin lno Stpet Sbetle !6onig gemii6t, tGali6
5tpetmal aufsui6mieren. Nu 9teQe bes
9ont9s fann man aud Sett ODER Giee[b.
bertpenoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-23
ete 11mseebeme oes SarmbanSes.

Srtfft man au6 sutpetlen etnen Sarner
benz eS glei6gilttg lit, tpte let1e Sarm aus
Itebt, 10 gie6t es bereu bod nur tuel1ige; Die
W1e6r3a6L lit int @egentbetl oarauf beoa6t,
bic l1n1gebHng 10 Diel tDte mD9li6 St per@
I60nern ur1O penn es DerlGumt miro, 10
oelhiebt Dies tpetl man metl1t, DAB 81 oteI
Q~luSgaben oa1nit Derbunoen leterI, Doer MAJ
Die Seit ni6t eritbrtgen fonne, Die oafltr
erforberli6 lit. 9o6 penn man poDl>
iiberlegt babel 5u Merfe gebt, 10 tit otele
9lrbeit tpo6l fir Seben ausfiibrbar; IS itno
ipeber groBe S&oitelt banttt perfniipft, nod
1T eS n0t6is, bic brGngen6en Seloarbeiten
Darltnter lei6ea gu lailen. Slider 1T, oaB
ieoe Sagesarbeit, Die oarauf bertpanot tptro,
tpenigitenS Doppelt 5a6lt, benin nidt allett
erfreren ii6 bic 8etpobner Der berldOnerten
ltmgebung, iouoern aud Der gSertb Der
Sarm miro nt6t untpelentlt6 oaour1 8es
bober. "
SIS erfreut einen SSe6en gu le6en pie bic
8etpobner ser Stabt Die ltmgebung tDrer
!6Guier, menn Der PlaB audi nod 10 be-
lGrGnft lit, our6 6~eriteQuug zines l0On
gee6neten gtaiens, Durd GepflG15en NIT
%3~ieritrGu6ern u1b Sd)atteubGumen, be-
IpnberS Der StraBenfront Derl6onern. Der
Sarrner fdnn Oa5 NlleS ptel better tbut,
Oenu er bat baS @eipann unb Die @erdt6e
unb lit niGt beld)rdntt in Be5ug ouf BEN
8lab. Sat ct ieireu 9lan eillr1al gema6t,
10 fam er sur A1sfit6rung Stunoen uno
d3eiten gebraud)en, Die er anbermGrtS nt0t
3uefn1GBig perpenben fam, ipdbrero DEM
StGoter oteie Nrbeiteu sieiitltde IuSga6en
perurt a6en, llnb gero6e Die ab9eioltberte
H9ge Der Sarm briltgt jeDe 8erbellerung, Die
IN Oteler 3tIdlflIld .oPT1ncht miro. OteInIeDr
CUR @eltung, mie Dies int Der Staot Der
Sal lit. lin iber Den portbeil6aften @ins
orud, ben cine nette llmgebuug nta1t, it'd
tlar 81 tperoeu, bralht man lt6 nur cine
1ener Sarlnen 5u DergegenlpGrtigen, BON
6elen MAJ lagt, 0ab tie ith lelDer llber1
lallen itno, no Wfal6tnen>@ erGtbe ltn0
Srettergerill1pel einen balbelt 2(cre ooer
mebr Oituei6t bes metropolitan 2anoeS be-