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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17
railroad bonds dull; sales only s6O9OoO.
Government and State bonds dull and steady
uoNDs ANDgroCK QuOT4TIoNs-CLOsED BID.


U. s, Is rcg,,......l9S Mash & Chat....,,.,. %
y. s, Is COupon,".. rs New JerSeyCentTalll3
U. y, 4ISs reg,..,,,,, Northern PAeifc... ~
U. s. ~ COupOn.., 1855 do pTeieFrcd.....,.. 671
Adams EXPRESS i47 Chic6go & N. W...lll
American E1proSs,ll6 do prelerrOd-....li2
CAuHdn Southern, % New York Central 1861
COhttRl pHclllC,..,,, 8Al0hio 4 Mississippi ~
Chesapeake d ohio 261 do prtieFred....... 81
do first preferred 6G3 Pacific MAil............ 3S
do second prcfd. n Pittsburgh, ......,, .,l6O
Denver & Il, G,... l1II Reading ,........,..,. ~
Eflo........,,,.,,,,,,.,,, u, 4 s. F,..,...., %
do pFeieFTed.,..,. COY do prOierTOd-..,... 50
Fort WAyne,-..,.,.,,.lR do hrst preierred.l00
Kansas 4 TcxaE... l255,lC, N, & 81. PAul,.... 721
Lake Erie 4 West. lpN do preierFed-,...llS
do pTelerFcd,,,,,., GiSl Texas rleifo.,",..... q
Lake Union PaciaC........ 621
Louisville & Nah, 70L United States EG... sDI
L., n. A. 4 C..,...... Us w, st. L, & P...., ~
Memphis & Chal,. 0! do prOiorred........ 49,
Michigan Genital. SSJ Wells Fargo Ex,..lSS
Missouri PaclaC.,.. ny Western UnlUn,.... S5i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

ToLEDo. o.. August l6.-wheat active ant
October 7v1lc; December 81 tSc. Corn dull; caSt
ssllct August 3Sc. OAls qul6tt No. 2whlte 2II Sc
Cloyerseed steady and hetIyei October q S2h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August lC.-Flour weak,
Wheat shade lower aud steady; No. Z red Au.
gust S3NaSSIEci september S25iGS3Llc October
s954lsic; November 8taSiIFC. Corn dull; No.
high mixed 45ct No. 2 mixed August and Sep
temher ISal81SG; October 4J5.aiIc; November
4iaiisSc. Oats quiet but steady; No. white
2Oc; No. 2 white August 801Ec; September 2gJkR
30Ac; October Dl{a90itc; November 80JtR3lH 70,
Butter dull; Pennsylvania prints extra 23a26C,
Eggs firm. PENNSYLVANIA lritR lie,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

IMPORTANT.
address N. A. DAUPHiN,
orM. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, d, o.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New York Rx'
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters cons
talning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OFleanR La
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nrend.lnfr. nna ProrI.Ion,.

New SoRK, August l6,-Flour, receipts 1879
packages; exports 6665 barrels, and 4, $40 sacks
market less active: sales 1920 barrels. Wheat
receipts $3.50 bushels; sales 100000 bushels d
futures and 5000 bnbhels OF spot; spot market
quiet; No. 8 red SSAS3ISc; ungraded red 76a9lc;
steamer No red 81 w; options leSs active; No.
reg AsGast ,SaSiSG closing u.s. az WEI ssp
sG7Sc. closing G[ sC41lc; November sG1fc; DeceIn'
Der S71SSc; January 6S,sc; May 0lAa9g9Sc, closing
al 0!k+G, Rye, western scarce At 81 slb9tSc Corn,
receipts 10 500 bushels; exports 1Ol 03l bushesi
sales COS, 900 bushels Of futures aud 10000 bush
els Of spot; market quletand stronger; ungrad.
cd mixed l3JSa4iIfci August 4Istc; September
49I{aiiG, closing 81 1890: October 43t<a4ih0,
closing o. ANc; November lla4iSSc,
SST p,bes; d DsSS%eeE S9i. , slssR
900 bushels Of futures and l29 900 bushels Of spot
spot market moderately active; spot No. 2 white
3eaS2c; mixed western 26a20c; white do 2Sa2s9Eci
No 2Chlcago 2Oc; Coffee, options steady and 166
lG.9iAl5,9Oc; November, December aud January
t5.30al6. SOC; February. March and May 16A5a
1860; spot Rio quiet ut 1SHc. sugar firm. Mo.
lasscs quiet Rice steady. Tallow steady. RoSln
Western 10y ai7c. Pork steady. CutmeSts dull,
Lard less active; western steam 6,elci September
6.6fc; October 6.60c; November ESQ; December
aud January Q S2c, butter ARM creamery llA
lie Cheese htm at Ga7c.
CHICAGO, August l6-The wheat market was
pnAFhcterlAen Dy lhlt ACllVltyt nnu curing the
last half Of the session quite large volume oil
business was Transacted. II was chiefly local,
however. mud Of tho customary scalplng sort
witnessed for some time. Early cables reported
American wheat o. tending down, which set the
price nc lower here, and for Rn hour or 10 after
the opening tho underlonO was one oil weakness.
Corn moderately active. Oats were without
feature. Provisions active and irregular. flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. 2 spring
7sc; No. 3 spring 7V7Soi No. 2 red 7sc: September
7hlkA5T1LN NIORInR Mt 1ftkNt nnNRmbRF 77lLR7HAkN
cloSlng at iS1Sci year closlng al M
May S2as2ijSC, closing RtS2aaSc. Corn, cash No. .
and September 36hc; October SS99<c; December
5iNC. Oats, cash No. 2, 201fc; September 2O1fci
Barley, No. 2. Csc. FlaxIecd, 81 2x. Timothy
81 ~. Mess pork, cash and September 30 fOa9 rs;
October 80 G11St January 30 90. Lard, cash and
september 6.20a6, 2SO; October 0.lbc; January
6,gl1fc. bacon, short ribs g. 1bab. 20c; khouldefs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

ClssmsAu o. August it,=cOilon hlshstI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

t!loA M, 7iooA M, 800 a. M, 800 a. IN. 1000
n. lliOC a r., l2iOo M 100 p. MI 400 b, M,
p M, 500 ?, M 500 ,. MI 1910 p. m.
SUNDAYS, ,leale a. 100 q. IN. and run oyory
hour, except church train It 9iib b. N, iSSya
wheeling Park 1tS.o0 q. ID. and run every hotif
viii lave to PatE a. StS q mn AVA WhVs GIISn
'lE''o anu "io dittpahn s....,.,..,
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AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates or any further information
stating your residence, with State, County,
Street and Number. More rapid return mall de-
livery will DO assured by Your enclosing an Gu
yelope bearing your full address,
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BALTIMORE, Nd, August le.-wheat, western
firm; NO. 2 wlntcr red spot and August SIC;
september s29taS21tC; October s2AO; Decem.
aud August 4Elc; September 42sSaI9{c; DC
tobCr 41Ec. Oats steady; western white, 30A82c,
Rye nominal. Hay firm prime u choice tim
oihy, old, $40 0Oaf7 %. Butter hrm; western
packed lialSc; creamery lOal71fc. Eggs Armi
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9. HlRsclI. tnpefInlendenL.

X ANAwHA 4 OHIO RAILWAY,
~ ), tRoBf, W, KEiLEY, Receiver
tAaas5a, y iAnel sohediiO IN effect
Ils9'N Trains leave Wheeling 1910 4, m, Via
nle t fiXSt ItIs S iyS Ghari s,,IyS
Ing I;lS p, M via o, r. B. Il. Leave UhAfieSt6p
1910 p, ms htflye wheeling 1855 p ID, VII CoI
unibut And An.llandl0, daily pEOepl sunday,
law sSa H. s.lits SSsssIsi H SiS
SPii ~ n n SEo. !. ERMtrcH, ORA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

INLBvELAND 4 piTTsBURGH
IARAI1lRoADg Under schedule IN ef0ct MAY
u, le9i Ttalnl leave Bridgeport, COnifai Blald.
htd tlmei Fot PlllIblfghl Chicago and Uioye.
lAndl tibo Z. q. lot nh 10i22 q, M F6f
hNIgh and New YORK, 2b4 p, m. fOf Bleu6Sn,
iiiinS sIiive Al Bridgeport a,5.Aa MI, iOns
a. NJ " W. n \, ~ \. ~! ~ lhd IN p. N,
p, M from LAlt liverpool iiii9 b hi, w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

The horsemen dismounted instantly,
and actively began searching among the
thiCket and clustring cat briars that sur
rounded the rock. But the search prov
cd futile, and finally they were forced TO
abandon it, and, quitting the spot, they
temounted and rode disconsolately
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17
Railroads..

WHEEIING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
wv On. and alter Monday, April 70, 1889,
trains n, on the wheeling d Bin Grove Railroad
will run ~ followIi
InLnn NNnnnIIhn ---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

hBut holdl" continued he the next
instant. POSSIBLY he may have leapsd
from 4 his horse, and Is hiding in the
vicinity, Look sharp, my lads? Ten
guineas to the man who finds him II he is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

"There goes the cursed rebel spy to
his dooml" he aspirated, as he refined In
his painting steed, land perdition go with
himl I'd given my right arm to have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

Ten minutes passed after their de.
parture, and then figure lifted itself
cautiously from the summit OF the rock
aud peered eagerly around amid the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17

SlSi Prizes amounting OisOO
NorE.-Tlckets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled % tarminRl PriEeG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17
Can be Saved from q DrunkaId's Grave.

TURKISH LiFR TABLETS will positively and
permanently cure those who may DO afflicted
With the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 70 many dnd hard 10 Eelin'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
AInlena.

j Horning and family spent Sunday
with friends i'm Ostemo.
Lee Brown, on the Annable farm, is
building lots of board and barbed
wire fence
Miss Cora Enos was married ut her
mothers last Sunday To a gentleman
from Cass county.
Stern, from Lawton, was through
here last Thursday buying wool. A
number sold TO him.
Mr.. Hunt has cultivated his corn field
over and planted it to beans. The corn
was conspicuous by its absence.
Our base ball club went to Gobleville
last Saturday To play with the club Of
that place, and came out one score
ahead.
Strawberries and cream is the proper
thing now, if one can get the berries,
for it doesn't pay TO make the cream
into butter.
A young lady put in an appearance
at Rufus Waite's last week and de-
manded board and lodging. She will
be furnished with both
Mr.. +. Il. Reed took load of his
scholars to Lake Park last Friday TO
join Miss Zell Richmonds school in a
picnic. The little people enjoyed them
selves hugely
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
w aNerlN.

Mr.. NJ Perkins is cOnvalescing from
n severe illness.
With the exception of corn, crops of
all kinds are looking well.
A colt belonging to Chas Buck was
badly crippled few days since by step
ping upon "A rusty nail.
Mrs. Ida Carter has been enjoying a
visit from her two brothers, who are
students at Eaton Rapids.
A daughter of Mrs Hayden, with her
husband and son, from Chicago, are
visiting their parents at the Hayden
home.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida Niles
will be pleased to learn that she is better,
and bright hopes are entertained of her
ultimate recovery.
Mr.. p. Stanley, of Glendale, has one
Clydesdale and three Lucks-All colts.
We have heard disinterested parties say
that one of the latter is as perfect colt
as they have ever seen.
Take drive over our beautiful gray
eled roads, Bro. Glimmer, then never
again say "benighted Waverly.' Mr.. G..
w. Davis, our highway commissioner,
has been untiring in his efforts, and as
a result the highways throughout the
township are approaching perfection.
A Johnstown, Pa, dispatch of a re-
cent date TO the Chicago News contained
these words miss Walk and Miss Fly
of the the Northern Home for Friend
less Children, returned to Philadelphia
Yesterday and took with them the Hof-
man family of nine children. These
little ones were found in an utterly
destitute condition, as both of the par.
ents and the oldest sister were drowned
i'm the flood" Mr.. Hoffman, living on
the town line, near the cheese-factory
and Mrs. John Deal, of this place, are
brother and sister of the unfortunate
Mr.. Hoffman referred to. No tidings
had been had of them since the flood
and this will explain to the Borrowing
relatives why.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19

Our locals failed to find a postoffic,
last week.
Mrs. Nesbitt has built an addition t.
her house.
Earl Worth has gone To Valparaiso
To attend school.
Mrs. Lewis Abbott has been quite i'll
but is now convalescent.
Miss Blanche Hayden is having heI
house remodeled and reprinted.
Miss Lulu Harrison will close hen
sixth term of school in the Hayden dis
trict next Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Baird, of Clifornia, are
the guests of A. A. Odds and wife. Mrs
Baird is neice of Mrs. Odds.
j. Straw and wife, of Bangor, ii.
Jacobs and wife, of Prospect Lake, and
+. ID. Jacobs and family, of Paw Paw,
visited at Roll Harris last Saturday.
Rev. Hutchinson, of Keeler, thought
it best To drop his appointment here, ON
account of SO few turning out to hear
him. Can't North Hamilton support
anything any more but dances, lyceums
and shows? Send us missionary.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
Decatur.

Sela Ekenberger has been spending
the past week at home.
Mrs. Jennie X Hill went TO her home
near Plainwell ON Monday.
Mrs. Sylvia Lincoln, of Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting here, the guest of her old
friend Mrs. A. j. Kline.
DR.. and Mrs Odell and Mrs. Dollie
Conner, of Paw Paw, were guests at b.
Odells last week Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Moon, wife of Henry
Moon, died last Saturday night. She
had been great sufferer for a long
time.
DR.. and Mrs. Whalen, of Paw Paw,
were i'm town To attend the graduating
exercises last Thursday evening and the
alumni Friday evening.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year of the Decatur high school alumni
are as follows: DR.. George Mahoney,
president, Miss Anna Shaad, vice-presi-
dent; Herbert l.. Odell, secretary and
treasurer Executive committee-Mrs.
Alice Gordon, Miss Ida Trowbridge
and Arba Moulton.
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tsObIeViIIe.

Goblevlle has wool market.
jerome Stoughton was i'm town over
Sunday
What smudge that hedge business
is kicking up.
George Ferguson is home from Ann
ArbOr for "A week.
David Smith has made some decided
improvements on his residence.
Gobleville nine vs.. Almena boys here
last Saturday. Score to 3 in favor of
the visitors.
Next Sabbath is Children's day, and
preparations are making for a pleasant
time at the NJ. +. church.
A postal from Norwall Mass, To Arvin
Myers, states that out of 10 dozen eggs
sent there by him, all Matched but two.
Jimmie Field and the Arion Swiss
bell ringers are TO he here Saturday
evening next. Jimmie is prime favor
tie here.
VIM. ii and John Adrience have had
their residences reprinted recently.
JAS A. Leech, of Paw Paw, was the
artist, and the work was artistically eX-
ecuted.
Last Saturday morning, while w. II.
Ferguson and Byron Day were driving
west of town, the colt belonging to Mr..
+. became frightened and landed him
self and both men in the ditch, breaking
both thills of the buggy and bruising and
cutting Mr.. Ferguson quite badly. Mr.
Day escaped with few slight bruises.
The horse righted himself and ran up
town, where he was caught.
About 5;45 last Wednesday morning
the Waterman at the furniture factory
here discovered the upper part of the
building to be ON fire. He at once blew
the whistle, and i'm response hundred
people were on the ground instanter,
but the only thing that could he done
was To save adjoining buildings, and for
an hour handful of men worked hard
To keep the fire from spreading, while
the rest kept i'm the cool and looked ON.
A few light pieces Of machinery was all
that was saved Contents and building
fully insured
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
Glendale.

Many thanks, John L., for the visit OF
last Sunday.
Miss Eva Snowman is visiting rela-
tives at Kalamazoo.
Ii is now Mrs. Mary Butterfield that
has fine new organ.
Mr.. Eli Root, jr., started for New
York state on Monday To visit her son.
Mrs. Nancy Myers and son, of Ponca,
Neb., are visiting relatives and old-time
friends here.
Everybody is cordially invited to come
and help sing at the church every We'd
nesday evening
The hoop factory, which has been
shut down for want of lumber, started
up again last Monday.
Two new monuments have been
erected in the cemetery here-one To
Mr.. Root and one To his son.
Children's day was properly observed
at the Town Line church. The exercises
were good and the house beautifully
decorated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
south Haven.

A nice warm shower yesterday, and
all nature smiles to-day.
The strawberry harvest is On, and the
fruit brings good price.
The first story of the Williams factory
is up, and it will be pushed to an early
completion.
Capt j. +. Smith sold his dock prop
erty To Pierce IL Williams and he will
close out his lumber business.
A. j Jordan, veteran of the late
war and member of Zach. Chandler
Post of this place, died last Wednesday
The u. ). dredge Farquar was towed
into this port Saturday night and lay
here over Sunday. This gave the crew
an opportunity of visiting their families,
"a number of whom live here.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19

Corn is looking rather poorly.
Mrs. Joe Southwell is on the sick list.
Fred Jacobs and family visited at his
farther's last week.
Harry Chase aud chum are expected
home from Grand Rapids next week for
vacation of few days.
Still the dogs are at large. Martin
Blowers has lost 10 and Wallace Allen
IL sheep by them recently.
Frank Chase and Jas. Abrams market
ed their wool clips i'm Dowagiac. Sever
al more contemplate doing the same.
Our school, according To reports, is
as good as need be- Mrs. Witter is an
excellent teacher, and why not employ
her by the year? We do not believe it
To be necessary TO hire male teacher
for the winter term when n female will
do as well. Let the women have a
chance.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19

+. Smith visited Chicago last week
Come to Bloomingdale to celebrate
the Fourth.
Homegrown strawberries have APP
peared in market.
VIM. Allison raised the frame for a
30x44 IT. barn last Saturday.
A. Haven and wife and Elder Durfee
and wife went To Benton Harbor To
attend the District convention of the
Disciple church.
Mrs. A. V. Mumford and daughter
returned from New York Tuesday,
where they have been through the sick
ness and death of Mr.. Mumford.
Mr. Keene, the liveryman, claims
that he has horse in his stable that
can go from Bloomingdale To Paw Paw
in six hours. We have reason To doubt
the truth of this statement.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19

Ifany dealer says ne has the W. l.. Douglas
Shoes without name and price stamped on
the bottom, put him down as q fraud.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
A sound Legal Opinion.

f. cambridge Munday Esq, county atty,
Clay Co., Tex, says: Have used Electric
Bitters with most happy results. My broth
er also was very low with malarial fever and
jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric bitters saved
his life" Mr.. ID. /. Wilcoxson of Horse
Cave, KY, adds a like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died had it
not been for Electric Bitters. This great
remedy will ward of a. well az cure ali ma
laria diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and
Stomach disorders stands unequaled. Price
zoe. and 81 at Bartram a Millineton's.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
New suits.

In re Fred H. Bitely, admir- etc, VS..
Mary +. Bitely Appeal from probate
court. l.. A. Tabor and +. X. Annable.
Crane IL Breck.
In re Fred H. Bitely, admir- etc. VS..
Josephine Bitely. Appeal from probate
court. l.. A. Tabor and +. X. Annable
Crane a. Brock.
Geo. Chapman vs. Geo. H. Reming-
ton ct al. Appeal from justice court.
Mills, Osborn q Goss.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-19
Marriage Licenses.

No. 4G9-William Funk, pa of Airing
ton, and. May Lee, 10, of Ban
gOr.
No. 47O-Reuben III. Davis, %, of Ed
harrisburg, Cass Co., and Cora
j Enos, II, of Paw Paw.
No. 47l-Edwin A. Felter, "a, of Berrien
county, and Mile Bruce, 21
Of Porter.
No. 472-Wm. X. FOSSIL, %, of Chica
go, and Mamie Rooms, 81, OF
Paw Paw.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21

fe fit irgenb tpel6en t3tpef Sit betuben.
SSyn Der W}itte 6er 9eGe nluB ell1 900 Ae>
IQlle1 tperoen, 0roB genu9, I'M et1el1 lytarltt
Durhuulailelt, Der, menn n0t1lg, ote9tlterlle
"reilli9en ooer etnaige NuSbelierlln8en oarlt
Dornebnen fam. 9icleS God mus bis
itber Die Rlattiornt dngebraht tno 1o1tc
nur fir obt9e 3tpede bon Grpahlelen ges
Offnet ncr0en t0nncn, I'm llnB(td5tdue jn
per6iiten.
Mls Hulnpc fit Die Giiterre ndble man
cine Orufpun1pe, neil tte nor oenl 6rolf
gelhliBt lit ul10 mani n0tDl9erf115 etten
S6laud anoreben fam, I'm oas 9Saller
trgeuDpo bin5uleiten, no IS getpltnl9t mito.
SIT 0er SDoen loder u1p ldltot9, 10 loute
n10lt Die Gilterne nit barten Wtaler1tetlten,
bic lGngSlpetie gelegt per0elt, ausInalsrlt.
Damn erbGlt man cine 4 Boil otde Wfaller.
Ser 8ooen muB oann galla celltenttrt leIil,
nit Nusnahme Der fleinen SteIe, auf Der
Die Bumlpe rubt. Die Wtduerltetne tperDen
fur3 nor DEM @ebrau6 crit tn's 9Sa11tr 9ez
legt. Die Snneniette Der Wtaller ptro
~ebenfalls gut cenlenttrt unn teoe Oet11ultg
iorgf1ltig ausgefilllt, tpGbreno Die Jtudlette
geb0rig au5geltri6en uno Darauf Die Groe
felt oagege1 geltantpft tDerben 1nltB, 61llttt
baS Otauerlperf I'M Stanoe III, bet Mdllerz
bru6 aus;uboIten, Wcun bic @titertle 9eflut
lit. Sails Das Gr0reib ianoig ulo lole lit,
ioIte man trodene aleicrbe 81 rem @tn7
itanpfen benuben uno oieier S6ldt eine
StGrfe geber non min0eltenS 4 bis s 3ou.
SobalO Die 9emiinIdte 60Ac errc;dt lit,
iuerpen Die Wtaucriteine aumGbli0 ein9e7
5ogen, uln bic SobIe fit ba5 0epolbe gu
biloen. Sn IebTereS miro 9lel0IauS Elm
Sod Sur 9teini9u1g gelaiien lno OieleS nit
elmer iGtperen Steinplatte ooer ettem lt9ez
rem 0ol3Oefel beoeft. 0as Snnere Der
Gilterne mirh biinn nit elmer reinenG ementz
lhi6t ilber5uge1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
m6dentidqe 3uinois Staats-5ettune u1ontoe 81 OCTOBER 1889

beu 81 entIernen, bod bas 1T sl bel Mla1e,
cs lit fait untbunlid. 8ieIet0t mare eS
beS 0eriudS pertb, bur6 itarf treibenoe
ldatti9e Saoten pie Corn, Wtllet II. i. H.,
Die Ditlt geiGet unb ill 6eu 9em0At ipiiroen,
sum 3ieI au ~9elangcn. 8eim 8earbeiten
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baut ipirb, lit e5 uidt Su oerl1eiOen, baB
Die Mbidtitte bon Oteerrettig nod imrler
meiter ms UeIb beridleppt tperben un0 10
INNER lpeiter tpatbien. - Snute elmer Der
9eier Gin Dtittet ipiiien, 10 ioute ct cS ntttz
t5eiIen, bantit eS bier sur 8ec0ffentli6ung
9%elangt.
0errn 81. q. 8rage: Sinh 3mils
liug8s&dlber fir Sic 3u6t nidtS tpertb -?
Nntport: 3Diliugss Hinppieb. bon
beteu ems mGnnlib unb baS alloere ipeibz
lib lit, pfle9t meiitens, ood nidt INNER
uufru6tbar 81 iein. Sic iinb ielten oute8
13u6t5 ooer au1 Mildpieb. 0aS 8ulerz
falls lit meiiten8 ipeoer idtpatb nod entiteQt.
a3ipiutnsSz Gubs &dlber aber MAIDEN pit siebr
quite Gibe.
6errn 8. g. @ie9e artitet: u6orus
Scrrn s, 8, eie5s a(rtifel. r0ie
0alenplage."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
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in9! 69, 715 Stiid, ge9en 1905 Gtit in Der
porl9en ISOLDE. YreiIe int NG9enrnen letter
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-21
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bic Siitterung nit 9einlnebl BET Der Ofdz
itun9 BON 9ttnoern notwithstanding Die
nortbeilhafteite lit, inoem ie Die 9r0Bte @es
tpi6tSsunabme er3eugt. Sn @n9lanO giebt
man td9li6 bis gu flint 8funO Getnmebl,
auBerbeln t6eu unb 8urselfridte. Sunaen
S9metnen, tpel6e ni6t sebeiDeu molen,
DirO 0ur6 ettpas geto6tes 2einmebt unter
Dem Sutter aufgeboIfen. &lDen, benen
man einige 3ett Dor Dem &alben Netniamen
9iebt, falben leidt uno gemtnlten iebr an
Wttl6ergiebt9feit. ~@ritltn9Sfibe iouten
bier Noden uor benz &al6en td9Iih cine
l6fo6ung bon 1 Quart 0einiamen erbal@
ten. neil baour6 bic @ntlptdelu1g Der
Wil6aoern befOroert tptrb. 3etnabfo6unz
gen iinb BET 8eritopfun9en unb entsiino>
Ii6en &ranfbeiten oes &inoDiehes bon porz
3i9It4er 0trfun9. 9ein0L mtrb ou9 ais
8orbeu9ernitteI 9e9en bas &al6efteber emu
pfoble1. Wfan iou ndmlt6 ieoer Sub, etipa
cine StunOe nadOem tie 9efalbt bat, Elm
8tnt Qein0l~ ein9eben.