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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

The culture of silk in California ia
lbout to be given up, as the people state
:ocoons can be obtained too choaply from
China and Japan to render their work
profitable.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

THE UTILITY OF SHEEP.
Some ono is now trying to dispcl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

". Boulc HIS shown the French Acad.
cny that animals having aiiin..ies with
ihc dogs existed in France in the NIioccne
epoch, aud that the Quatcrnary epoch
had species identical with those of to-day.
This makes il difficult to admit rs has
of.en been lone, that our races of domcs.
tic clogs are all notifications Of their con
scners, The wolves and iaakas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
Ci,as,nE nm American shin.

NEw York, April iO.-Capt stubhs. Of ce
schooner Carrie A. Bucknam, which arrived
today from 81 Domingo City, reports tina,
ON March ~, when OF saona Island. at
about noon he sighted vessel from tho
land, then distant six or eight miles. Tho
craft proved 10 be Dominican war vessel
She laid her course 90 Intercept the Buck.
nam, but could not do ~ owing 20 the
strong breeze lien prevailing aud fell nstern
half or thrcc-quariors oia mile. When nearly
IN the schuuncrs wake, much 81 the surprise
II the crew, she fired = shot which struck
the water only few yards from the Buck.
MANS stern. She thcu gave chase, but with
q good strong breeze the schooner soon dis
ianccd her. After keeping up the chase for
about two hours she gave u up and putting
about steamed for the land. sho was low,
| rnkish three masicd steamer OF about 900
tons burlcn, apparently OF French or span.
ish build Her decks were crowded with
men. What her crrand was cannot be con.
! iccturci. o. the Burknnm was FAR outside oi
! the Jurisdiction and on the high seas, where
| they could have no legitimate right 90 over.
haul her. The American lag was flying nc
the schooncrs peak all the time. 10 having
been hoisted a. soon as the steamer was
made out 10 be n war vessel. Capt Stubs
snys nothing was heard by tho liucknam'.
crew Of this vessel or Of their rebellion al 81
Domingo city. Tho better class Of people
there hesitate IN speak their minds oven 10
foreigners. They arc no doubt afraid OF
| compromising themselves
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
A CHRONIC swINDLnR.
Frank II. Cushman Arrested After Being
Fugitive for Eight Years.

DENVER, Col, April 10.--An important
arrest was made here yesterday by a city
detective and an officer from Providence, Il.
Cushman is about thirty years old and for
ten OF them has been a fugitive. He liz Of
one OF the first families Of Providence, and
at one time acted MS paying teller OF the
Merchants National Bank. Ten years ago he
disappeared with 1900 OF the banks funds.
Officers were put on his track and he led
them a long, weary chase through the South,
New Mexico, California and into Canada.
Here all trace Of him was lost for q time, but
finally IL was discovered that he had gone to
France. lilo was located in Paris and placed
In custody, After the formalitles OF extra
ltion lac was returned 20 the United States,
convicted OF embezzlemcnt and sentenced 10
u term Of two years. After serving the term
he was employed by I. NJ. Gon. Wholesale
music dealer OF Providence, as travelling
salesman. Golf was q sort OF philanthropist
and had tho utmost confidence IN his ability
10 reform young eastman aud gave him n
position OF considerable responsibility. For
several years he apparently attended
strictly 10 business and mcritod the faith
rcposcd in hin. About year ago Golf
noticed a number OF his Oldest and best Gus
toners becoming delinquent and spoke 10
CushmGh about It. The latter, on behalf
Of the customers pleaded hard times and
promised 10 stir them up Tho dolinquon-
cies continued, however, and also increased
In amount until Mr.. Con determined 20
mako personal investigation. This re-.
vcalcd the fact that Cushman had collected
the sums which he failed TO report and his
shortage amounted to over 5000. Upon
Mr.. Colts return home ho found Cushmnn
had disappeared, leaving no excuse for his
departure. No trace oil the fugitive was
found until about q week ago, when he
wrote 10 former pastor In Providence, re-
questing letter Of recommendation 10 aid
him In securing employment Tho request
was dated at Denver and the authorities
were telegnphed mcager details OF the affair,
with instructions TO arrest the man. The
detective said that he had followed Cush-
man over 30, 900 miles during the last ten
years. They left for Providence last night
.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11

INV YoRK, April l0,-Troasury Agent
Simmons and his assistants spent several
hours this morning ia the art rooms Of Al
lard & Son on Fifth avenue, whose Snug.
glirg operations have kept the custom-houso
officials busy OF late. What this mornings
s-uh revealed Mr.. Simmons refused 10
= ate, but that there have been important de.
velopmcnis In the case Of late Is certain. lie
~, = the ease looks darker against Alard a
Son as the Investigation proceeds, aud lac de.
plorcs the fart that one Of the firm Is not
within reach OF the United States law. ID
will be weeks before the case is fully iuycsii.
gated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
A FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Two Brave Men Tackle Three OF Them
And Are Badly Wounded.

CHICAGO, H., April i0.--Theodore and
Jacob Hucblcr, brothers, engaged In the gro
Gerry business at No. 1874 Maxwell street.
were seriously stabbed last night IN des-
perate encounter with burglars Locking
across the street from their stare they saw
three men trying to pry open the money
drawer In Myers bakery. No one was in the
room but the burglars. The groccrs, who
arc courageous and powerful men, rushed in
and guppled with two OF the intruders
Grasping chair, one of the burglars with n
stunning blow, floored Jacob Hueblcr His
brother had knocked down his man and
grapplcd with the third ono. The PROSTATE
brother recovered, and after a short, fierce
struggle, the three burglars were knocked
down. Springing TO their feet, two OF the
three whipped out knives and murder
ously slashed at the others. Terribly cut
on the arm and shoulder, Theodore fell 10
the floor, and tho three robbers thea turned
their attention 10 Jacob. He parted
their thrusts, receiving severe cuts on
the hands and arms He finally braccd his
back against the wall. aud, with blow
straight from the shoulder. sent one OF his
ASSISTANTS against the counter Before Heu
bier could recover his guard one Of the men
slashcd him on the thigh and arm and he
fell down nearly unconscious from the loss
Of blood. Yelling like wild Indians, the
three dcspcradocs, flashing their bloody
knives above their heads dashed through
the crowd OF people attracted by the noise Of
the atlray. The crowd of fifty men and boys
parted and the ruflians ran down the street
and escaped. The wounded grooers were
carried 10 their homes and their injuries at
tended TO. They are very weak from loss Of
blood, but will recover. Tho burglars have
not been apprehended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
TnE oRrmAN,s Ionr.
REV. L. n. Payne. Agent ana Trustee of
the Orphans Home Rt Macon,
Ca, writes ~ Letter Dated
February Hth. IsSD.


Prom the Atlanta Constitution. Feb no. lisa
have been using Swift's Specific with
the children OF the Orphans Home under
my charge with the best results. | began
its use between nine and ten years ago,
and have seen many remarkable results.
Quite number Of the children had con.
siitutional blood diseases resulting from
the sins OF the parents. and every one of
these children were cured OF tho horrible
faint by the useof y +. s.
There have also been scores Of children
In the institution whose systems they
having been mostly without the benefits
OF parental carol were cncryatcd by dirt
eating and other foul practices. Every
one Of these children have taken s. $. =,
and all have been signally benefited by H.
All have been cured who have taken
enough Of Il. We have also two inmates
Of the home, subject 10 painful recurring
attacks OF crysipclas. Neither one i'm.
proved under the treatment usual ior the
disease. When all other medicine was
discarded and they took $. 4. \. tho cure
Ia each caac was quick and permanent, for
they have been well for lso years, and
there has been no return of the disease.
could tell much moro Of the remarkable
cures Of blood disease by 5. \. r., ior
have seen II used and know It's value.
l.. H. PAYNE
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From a I.endina Nev Yorh TIorI.t.

g. y. klundcr, Of No. DOl broadway. New
York, u one ~ the best known florists In
America. FLORISTS. like other persons. arc
the fragrance surrounding their calling. hut
hko other persons they can bo curcd Of their
Ills, Mr.. klundcr writes
cordially recommend Allcock's Porous
llasion | have found thcm. after ten
year. constant usc, wonderfully cllo7ious
~ coughs colds, pains In side, hack and
chest A. chest protectors aud shields
against chnnrrs IN the weather they are in.
valuable. Ny dollhouse men use n great
many, and ] and family arc never without
lhls nrvof milling nKiefnnl rcmnhY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
Tho pc- ao,nc, River outlook.

FoRr DoDaE, Ia, April i0-The con.
unucd threatening aspect Of river land sct.
tier. tho majority Of whom adhere 10 the
principle d protecting their homes, has re-
suited In AN indefinite pos,poncmcnt Of
eyiciions Tor the present The officials Dc.
clare they do not wish Ia zee blood shed. but
hoped to ovcrwhclm the settlers with their
forces In such manner that they will sub.
NIT peacefully. II was evident that such
could not be- accomplished and further action
has blen abandoned until present hostllitics
KuitafUg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
ADor the PrI.cipaI WI,ne...

FoHr sSiru, Ark, April io-Thc trial Of
the noted Indian chief, Jack spanlard, ior
The murder u Deputy United States Marshal
William Irwin, was begun In this city yes.
tcrlay. ono Of tho first Government wit.
ncsscs called was a mongrel dog Rather by
name. The Government attempted 10 provo
that Rather WIS tie prisoners dog having
been seen IN the neghborhood Of the SPOT
who're the murder was committed. The Dc.
fcndnnt denied over having seen the animal
but the dogs anociionatc greeting 90 his old
master made him dangerous witness The
animal picked him out OF crowd aud
wargcd bis tail with great yigur. Pearl
Younger, a daughter of the noted Belle Starr
and Col. Younger the Kansas dcspcmdo, IL
a witness la the case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
A nrnn,hIn MICHIGAN.

nf-rafr Mich, April io-Light fbovs
and no heavy Minis during the past winter
have resulted In the most rmarkahle drouth
this spring that tho lumber woods 81 Upper
Mlchirn have. ever experienced aud over
i,OOUOo00 OF lor banked aud ready 10 ne
huaiod 10 the mills below ore hung up bc-
cause there II not enough water in the
streams o. iloat them. Heavy and continued
mins alone viii be- able 10 rescue this win.
tors cut and thus keep tho mills running
the season through.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11

Complaints made that no property has
boon offered In East End at public sale,
Notwithstanding auction sales la other d.
rcclions, II has boon decided 10 ole. al
auction during race week, beginning April
~, those splendid lois opposiio Mon'com-
cry Park, iacing on East End Railway.
Ifozcvpnt and Cooper avenues Fave
your money and secure lots In tho most
rapidly growing section. Gmnd bir.e cue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11

There's blessing IN the bottle on whose label we
can rcad
Dr. Picrccs Fayorite Prescription. for the woman
who has need
know,
'Tis her best and truost fiicnd, aud happy thou.
sands call it 10,
A. they think of ycan OF sun ring that were thoirs
before IL came,
bringing ihc-n the balm Of healing, aud they bless
the very name
Of this wonderfully, and deservedly, popu-
lar remedy for the various ills woman Is
heir 10. "Favorite Prescription" is tho
only medicine for women, sold by drug
gists, under n positive guarantee, from the
manufacturers, that IL will give satisfaction
in every case, or money will bo refunded.
This guarantee has been printed on the
bottlo-wrapper, and faithfully carried out
for many wears.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
Thennsan ln Cnnn.ln.

DInofr. Mich, ApHliO-Jno. q. Thomp
ton, iho missing postal clerk Of Columbus
o., who Left Detroit suddenly Monday nlghl
when he learned that the authorities knew
Of his Whereabouts. l. nov nt lie BrIii.l
American Hotel. Windsor Thompson Il I
ton Of the late John g. Thompson. thr well
known Ohio politician. The penalty fnr hi.
alleged crino is from one 10 ton ycan in Ola,
penltcntiary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
Chancery Sale
-oT-
r e A L E S T A r e.


Va 6iai Rim tho Chsnocry Court 81 Shelby
Couny-staio Of Tennessee Va Alfred Adams
otuL
ny virtue a an inicfi0culory decree for raie en-.
tered M the above cause on tho 18th day Of Dcccm.
hcf, w, 81 y. ~ plfl aud renewed iih day q
harch, 1879. n. n NJ. PAGE iti. viii sell at public
auction. 20 the highr. bidder IN froui u the
CLERK ana Masters o1icc. r the Main street en-.
trance Of the courthouso Of shelby County, Mem.
phis Tenn. on
saturday. a7ih Day OF April, 1850,
within LEGAL hours the following dctcrbcf propcr.
tO-wit
Tot q block l. - by y feet on the east side o.,
Water tifyct fuu Pickering. sold NJ the property
Of y W. Vernon aud the Uity Of Memphis
The catt part OF the s1uih half VI lot ~ IN block
-, '. W. smiths subdivision. % By q feet on tho
west side Of alley east oi orleans street sold as
the property 81 q. ". christie.
ricketng, Tenth Ward. Sold as the property %
LOT b. block Is. east aide Of Third street. Tenth
Mani, y b. MY icct sold ~ the property OF A.
LOT y TsiTs subdivision 80 by is5 feet, on cast
,ide Of orcnnh sircot sold as The properly Of
lot ~ John iir1wn's subdivision 50 BY rs fee,
on northeast Cuflcr Of Laiiofe aud Georgia strccts
.nld a. The properly " the unknown heir %
Emly eaetctl, dcccascd, w. e. lolkcs aud the CITY
Terms q saie-ona crrdlt Of ak month"; note
bearing Interest with security, required lien 70
ialncd, redemption bafrsi
This Oh day oi April, iss1
- ~ NcliENAY, CLERK and Mater
II II. g. w ucltkell. tollcitofa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
Goodman & ChnrchIli.

ATTEND the concert Al the V. VI. N. A..
Hall Ihureday night for lho benefit Of the
nov fifst Methodist Churh. 4 rare mu-
steal treat Is promised. iarrciws bc,in
promptly at y o'clock Admls ION, "a;
'blldrcn bali price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
ra.tcnr,. nnhhI, KIIIlnr.

srpSrY, n. \ W., April iO.-'rhe com.
mitiec appointed to investigate the dlsco,.
cry u NJ. rasicur Tor the determination OF
rabbits have made a report of the result Of
their inquiries. They state that upon cx.
pertinent they found that rabbits which had
been lnoculaicd with The virus II chicken
cholom, or which ate io 4 which hid bron
infected With the virus 4 bat that the
d.isease wns not communi, alcd by one RIB.
lit 10 another
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11

EyinHsCr Of the worth 81 Peru.nn daily
nccumulatcs. y b. Uoudy. Of Mnssiiion. a.
writes. Il have been troubled with Drnorai
Debility and Dyspepsia for Year, tried
le'ru-na. IL bmccd me up and gave me ihc
tuQr.fy of Voufh %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
Election Notice.
Mtho ,sInI nlsE or Mrvnn

49, '''hf NlHA o. iN'A
Tho regular nnnua' mtetlhg Of lhs stock holder.
Of 'hl' Hank hfihs election Of eighteen li9 ~
rosior 10 serve The ,nguina yeaL VII be held a,
81 isnslns house on TUESDAY, N. is,h un.,an,
beinoen the houn OF 10 aud oeiees
Z n. RANK, Cashier
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11

Boils, pimplcs, hives, ringworm, tciterand
all other manifestations OF Impure blood are
cured by Hoods SarSaparila.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
nnhcr'. NorwerIaa Goa Liver on

Prevents controls and cures Consumption. 10 In.
slfe ,n,g,,s, INST on hakcf's OH no. q nAkki,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-11
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Dh y q WEsrt ftnvn AID nalfy TffkfaKrt
tguarauies1 specific Tor niferia, Ditliat,s, Cor
tuhlelt flts Nervous Nenralfia HeLfache Herv.
Gus ffoffafion cautei by the uee II Alcohol OF 70
becoo Wateialneu hshtsi Depression foftnlnf
Misery, decay aud death. PrcniAliiro Old Age har,
tunuca i.otl Of power In either ssx. involuntary
ls.ses ani hrcrInaiorrhea caused b. otefexcrli0I
81 the train. aelfahnse or over-inauircuca Fach
her cgatalng QUE aonths treatment al 0l bo1
otsit ooto, Tor 800, seni BY mall prepaid % 70
g tel prico
We Guarantee Six b3xoss
socnfe any cav VITA esch order received ~ a
lAe pdfchasef out Written gnafanies " rsiunf ths
tiuncy II The Treatment does not effect q odrA
siarstect Issued ouly By John Q. we-t Co,
fgrslis Tenn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
@tKenStUetthe Sahem.

u 1T ~sefabriid tudbrepb zines @etpitters unter e=
Heu1 bpben Saam ober nate einem Sburm ;u feben.
Die Shbpetlide Ode bes Reuers lit Der fderfte
SIab tudbrenb eiacs GpcIpns.
&eine @eeicin lit 70 aasemein ppn Grfpla be, sranfs
belt, als ride Butt uno Sonnenidein.
Wnsblaieu oss @-slihtes beim @dlafenseben If
ldherltd, aber utft far ipIde, bic es %prpbirem.
Die @tsccnfen Central 1T bic popuI6rftc 2inie stp,s
ihen Minncapplis, ct. %aul, RiIpaufee ". gbicaao.
Die 5tse Serlafen WiuneapoIis taslidb um 6.25
Ratm. ct. EanI mn 7.15 Nadfn. nit burbaebenben
SalmaH S&Iafvasen. Spmmen an in gRiluautee un
TIT uns Chicago um $50 ant f~pIgenbeu Rpraeu
Grhbfh6 tptre in ben Gseiiepasen Ierpirt.
Gbe rnea etne Getie %antritt. boIe man fb imn,er erft
Snfornation bel einem 5uuerldifsen 9idetIMaenten.
Rtrgenbs trirb icIde bereituitioer sescben, ais In Der
Stabt 2ifet Office Der @istpnin Central SO. ~ ri.
ccaet 6ouie BIud. WinneappIis, uRb 1872 on 3. Ctr,
Gfe Sadfpa Ctr, ct. EanI. Briefe fiHo su a~orefiirsr
az 0bas. 6. Eirou, City Bafeaser rHs sidet<aaent
ct. SanI. S. s. Nnion, @eneral Nprtbpeitern Sal.
ieaser dgent, minneapolis, pber 2ouis gfaein @SiS
General $sKeHaer nnb TidetsAgeHt, Rilmaufee.
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DER munnerPr.
9. g. pNom & Co..

Psi unb 215 Micpllet Mpe.,
M minneapolis, seben unIern 2e@
fern in bieler @o6e @elesenbeit,
Bargains in Seibe, 8aummpQ1toffen,
&leioeritofen aus 8ole, Slanelle
Seppt6e, Sbamls, Mdntel Strid-
sarn nno Draperien gu iebr rebu3irten
Yreilen ein5ufaufen. Blaue Slauell
gu Irbeitsbemben biai9 gu 45c, oiele
Bode 800 Die Yarb; fran56iil6e
Slaneae in 8laib unb Streifen fir
&inoerfleioer, mertb soc, nar 45c
Die Yaro; unterr6de in Stiiden BOT,
80 3oa brett, 40 3pl lang, seltreift,
roth, I6mar5 uno 9rau, nit tiefer
goroer, ertra i9wer, resuldrer 8reis
S1.S5, jebt nur 81. SO; MdntelItoffe,
81 3ou brett, in i6mar5 aus 8oucle,
wertb $1.25, MIR 75c Die Daro, UNI
anoere slei6faas iebr biaig. Sn
l9mar5en &leioeritoffen 9ibt es Ga1b>
mieres, fran56lilde @aare, 40 bis As
3oa brett, BON 47c bis 5u $1,25 per
Yaro, iuertb beinabe baS Doppelte
9enrietta's, Hos 3ou brett, ~
Csc biz 50 per GARD; nit ieioener
Settle foitet Die slei6e @aare nur 75e
bis $3.50, re9uldrer Rreis $1-3.
Sn 8lanfets gibt es mieber niels
Bargains, wie 100 Baar meiBe biltio
5n $3.50, nrr 1886 bas @oar.
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: SIM 1ebIten 8an0e Der /,

SIM ie61ten 8anOe Der u3eit
i9rtft fir 9psienie" o%er6Hentlift Ell
Nr5t Gprnet l1nteriu6ungen iiber BIZ
/ II ben Srben III &ranfen II:
|pfle9e. 9ierbei 1inb nur Sic fatbp.
lii6en Srben beriidli6tist, ba 81,
prpteitanti16en 9iafoniflen Die &ran:
fenpfle9e nidt als2ebensberuf auffaI:
len uno bieielbe na6 8elteben aufge:
ben fDnnen. Die grbebunsen lint
onr6 25 Sabre unb in 80 Nnitalten
ourdsefibrt. 0as 9ur6i9nittsal;e,
einesg 8ruoers unb elmer
8armber5isenS 9meiter berednet 1id
biernad au6erorbentli9 nie6rtg, trpb=
benz nur sans seiunoe Eerlonen CUR
&ranfenpflese aufsenommen iperben.
Gin Mdb6en BON II Sabren, bas
8armber5ige S9meiter miro, Ittrbt
porausii6tli6 (na6 Dem 9urdz
i6nitte) Tim 2111 Sabre friiber, als
ipenu es in Der @elt seblieben tpdre,
eine. ,25 Sabre alte &ranfenpflesertn
itebt in Der Sterbli6feitstabeae init
elmer 5Sjdbrisen Jrau sleid, unb
eine &ranfenpfleserin nit 33 Sabren
fat ben Sob eben 10 balb 5u ertuar=
ten luie cine 8erion NIT 81 Sabren.
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-Sr. Rusf Ser Nfprhnrm

-Sr. &usf, ser Nderboumiz
II / It er Der Ser. Staaten bat lpe<
ben BENT Yrdlioenten leinen erlten
|Sabres bertdt 5use1tellt. ST..
8usf flast, baB ibm 5n weni9 @eloz
mittel sur gerfiisuns a%eltanoen bit
ten. 6ier Elm fur5er Nus5us aus 1eiz
men 8eri6te: bes neuen MtniIteriz
uns Abtbelluns fir Yflan5entun,e
miro ii6 ei9ens Die 26lung b%erSra9e
oon Der @rb6buns 9es Jutterertra=
9es Der 800 WiQipnen Ncres maiierz
armen 2anbes, ni6t Ipmobl bur9
fiinltli9e 8ewdi1erung, ais burb
S0rberung Der Jru6tbarfeit Der
@rdler, Die 9e9entpartis bort ma6z
len, CUR Nuf9abe MAIDEN. @eriu6e
na6 Oieler 8i6tuns bin iollen an
selteat merOen. Sin anberer @eaell=
1tan0, pomit bas Nderbauminiitez
rium it6 sesenwarti9 bei6dftist, iii
bic Tubbarmtadung bes Sla91es,
Der Suite uab ionltiser Sa1erpflan5en,
Die bter5ulanbe iteleuweile anse=
| pflan5t' meroen f6nnten, permittellt
perbenerter Ma19inen, ippbur9 Die
| 3ubereituwg bie1er Bflansen 5nr
Fabrication, Die jebt 5u piel Sanbz
arbett Ell orbert, erlethtert tpurpe.
gu oieiem gnoe bereilt 9eaenmdrtio
etn ti6tiger 5admann I'M Suffrage
bes Wtntlters europa. @eiter miro
als etne Yfli1t Der 8unoesresit
rrng beaeihnet, %btejenioen 5prItoe=
biete, Die ibr nod seb6ren u1lb fir
Ge9elung oes @alierlaufs nnb ant
Oerer, flimatil6er Gerbdltniiie BON
8i6ti9feit iino, unter beittmmtere
Infii6t 5u ltellen, tit mel6em 3u=
la%mmenban9e au6 Die @i9tiefeit Ser
Srase BON Der grbaltuns Ger 6orlten
in be5u9 auf Die fiinltGi6e 8emdlz
leruns walierarmer Cambridge be-
tont miro. Inter ben 8emerfuneen
ilber Sieb5u6t ninmt ielbftperlt dnz
lid oas Ebema 2un9enleude BEN
erlten Stang Elm be5iisli6 0eren be-
merit miro, bab bie Sa6lase fir
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fraftisen MaBreaeln, Die er9rtHen
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beldrdnfe iid jebt auf Seem
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9el5u6t uno Gdof5u6t merben ldnt=
LTD in belonberen Ib1dnitten beban=
belt.
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NottbmeHetn

Gu1maH g%fIafpaseu aeben ebeufans burd sp,fden
Duluth, Superior unb Chicago, Sdnea3ige fabren
atpiiden Minneasplis, ct. Saul uub aanios eitp.
Dining Cars fne an allen Surbslgen iber biefe Clinic
5uii6en Minneapolis, at. 8auI unb @bicago unb
atpilfen ct. Saul uub &auias gitn. Sas Gbicago II.
@ortb,ueitern Snftem BON Qinien, betebenb aus Der
@btcago, ct. 4aul, Winneapplis unb Omaha, bergbi<
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oem1 erritorirrt liegen, ipelhes ~bieIelben ourdfabren.
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len fe riht ~berge1en fib cine 9anbfarte nebf3eIhrei=
buus 81 peridaffen, ~bieielben iino in alien Giienbdbn=
gtattrnen. 81 haben poer Direct BON Der 5alptcffice.
Wtau a~breifire