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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

sixth JuaicisI circnit. !" for Hand County. y''''
Iowa Loan 4 Trust Company, Plaintiff
Jonathan o. Clement George Clement,
and Eliza Clement Defendants
Notice IL hereby given that under and by virtue
OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale In the above
entitled action rendered on November 10, 1899,
and . wrf OF -pecisi cxecation issued thereon
and now IN my hands have levied upon the mont
gseed premises directed In said Judgment and
writ 10 be sold. viz: The southeast quarter of
section twelve 12) In township one hundred and
ten mo north Of range seventy (70) west Of the
5th r. NJ In Hand C. unity. sOuth Dakota, and that
or my Deputy, will sell said real estate at public
auction at the front door Of the Court House In
the town OF Miller IN said Hand County. y. ID. on
January IL, 1890. at O'Clock p. NJ, so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the costs Of
said sale and said judgment which amounts 20 six
hundred and forty four dollars and twenty two
cents (So44 go with interest thereon st per cent
per annum from November 10, 1ss9
Dated December 5, 1889
DANIEL WALSH,
Sheriff Of Hand County, sonth Dakota.
MAsFoRD L. Will LIAas. Attorney for Plaintiff
Miller, south Dakota Dee12t6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

The state Legislature to be slected nsxt
November will select Senator MoodY's
successor, As bis short term expires in 1891.
Our foremost statesman will moro than
likely demonstrate his worth before thai
time
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Pierre Signal The intention was not to
credit the Sage trouble Of Hand county to
the Hand County Press" bat to the
press generally Of Hand county and the
Press" recognizes the error and will
please credit IL to the devil"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

A New York City paper says there are
800! GEO needy people IN that city. We
cave for once, az that is more than y. d.
has. They ought to have Iowa coal at
half rate" before q blizzard strikes them.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

A central prohibition convention will be
held at Omaha Dec. Is to unite North
Dakota, South Dakota. Iowa. Nebraska
and Kansas prohibitionists.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Many OF the profits OF this life's work
consist OF contentment and satisfaction.
Every laborer can have more or less Of
these profits If be so wills 1t.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Gen. Foster, one OF the Sioux commits
sioners, says the treaty must be ratified
by congress on account of some changes
made by the commissioners.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

The hand writing 10 on che wall, and
the Legislators who, from q mistaken
desire or hope Of retaining their seats,
vote against reducing the Legislature and
retrenchment, will dig thoir own graves.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

We see by an exchange the Sioux Falls
Press has just made arrangements" etc.
But that's all right. The Press deserves
the many compliments.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Gov. Mellette must hare been in the
newspaper business at some time, and mis-.
taken Ex-Auditor Ward for editor si his
dsmocratic contemporary,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

President Harrison and Vice President
Morton visited Chicago Mondav to witness
the dedication Of the great auditorium
building.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

twenty-five Sioux chiefs will 20 to
Washington this month to have big feast
with the President.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

The great Sioux City corn palace was
raffied OF and drawn by Chss HebD, an
employees Of the daily journal.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

JET. Davis died last Friday at New Or.
leans, 81 years OF age. Let the dead past
bury its dead.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

The old, patriotic Yankton Press rakes
the Ysnkton Journal over the Goals for its
sentimental trash about JET Davis,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Picker lost $l.2OO by trusting an old
democratic officer. He ought to have
known better.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Senator Pettisrew caught the full term
ofsix years. and Senator Moody the short
sstf two yrs.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Ihs commissioners Of the enersI land
ofhce says the prs-emption law is not
repealed.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Fairmont. Mimi, reports gas and at
the depth Of "A feet, which furnishes . 10
ft. blaze.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

AMichigan A colony Of so has been ORGAN.
lied to locate on the reservation.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Miss Anthony will keep the Legislature
company at Pierre during the winter
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Mitchell and Blunt have suuck M .
railroad corrsspondenee.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Idaho and Wyoming will probably bs
admitted this winter.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12
POLITICAL EVOLUTION
Hand Ceunty's First Republicn Organ.
izatiOn.

In cleaning out old papers in the PRESS
ONCE last week tho following paper was
unearthed, which was undoubtedly the
the first call issued for a republican con.
ventiVn in Hand county. Some Of the
men named in the call have strsyed
from the straight and narrow path follow
cd by the q. o. p. bat as there is no cam :
paign on now, we publish the list as a
curio OF the county's political history.
Only eight out Of the twenty seven are
nov residents. Following is the call
Mass convention of the Republicans Of
Hand county will be held at the school
house in Miller, Thursday, June Is. 1882,
at D. m, for the purpose Of organizing
the republican party in the cosnty, and
for the Transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the conven-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Elizabeth cady Stanton will be engaged
to tell Dakotans why women sbould vo,.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Clifford and Pickler's"O. K" goes on
the South Dakota postoffices.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12
SherjH's Sale.

| state OF South Dakota. .s In the Circuit Court
| Sixth Judicial Circnit. :" for Hand County
Iowa Loan 4 Trust Company, Plaintiff
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-12-12

Alice @. Thompson and Lewis W. Thompson mort.
gsgors and Alma T. Adams and Myrtle Willett
Junior incunbrancers. Take notice.
The sun., 1889-11-10
H1s EYES WENT BACK ON HIM
Tho Remedy for q Man who Saw . Wood
Full OF COons.

Tho Remedy for q Man who Saw . Woods
Full OF COOnss
HAMMoNDsPoRT, Nov. 9.-"Doctor," said
red-faced and watery-eyed man from Wayne
township. as he came in DR.. Babcocks ofilc0.
in Hammondsport. the other day. Pm afraid
my eyes Is goin' back on me, and dropped In
to kind O. SEQ II can find out where they're
lame"
"Ahl" said the Doctor. What seems to be
the matter with your eyes"
"Thats what don't know" replied the man.
but they played me trick t'other day that
don't leave no room for doubt but what there's
somethin' out O. gear with en- somehow. I'll
give you the symptoms. Maybe you don't
Tother day my boy bought one O. these brttch-
SRd hoT R MIN
went out and hadn't gone more than mile up
the hill before seen big coon pop on to the
sudden that I couldn't get It through me whore
he had come from or how he got there; But
bneGR sU ASK Now I've sS the
over our way. Doc. OF never missin, anything
shoot at, and OF course whom pulled up and
him tumble. but he didn't Whom the smoke
cleared, away he sot there Jest as he was Yhenp
you. thought it was was the guns fault. but
blazed away again. The coon never moved I
happened 70 look, somehoy or other, at a tree
there sot another coon on a limb. I thought
I'd try my luck on him, and SO let him have
shot. He never stirred. begun to cit mad By
this time. and durin' little conversation
was havin' with myself about tho gun / hap
pened to glance at tree to tho left Of the first
tree. and there on a limb was another coon. /
tried my luck ON the third coon. and didn't hit
him no moro than did t'other two. looked
at the first tree; there was that coon. settin'
right whore he was when first seen him. I
looked ct the second tree, and there was that
coon. still on the limb. turned my head to-
ward another tree. and there seen a fourth
coon. and lookin' around me whichever way
might, every tree l seen had q coon in It. and
all as fat as coons could be. ! got wild.
'Thunderp !! hollered; here's the woods
full O. coon. and hain't got nothin' but this
new-fan gled gun that. won't hit barn.
But l begun to blaze away as fast as tho
gun could spit cartridge. fust at one coon and
then at another. until every darn load was
emptied out O. that gun, and hadn't dropped
q coon. / was list agoin' to slat that gun to
flinders against tree when happened to rub
my eye. and when took my hand down. there
on my finger was nice. Jolly. fat wood louse
] looked up, but every coon was gone. Tho
fact o. the matter Is. Doc, that wood louise had
been hanRin' on to one OF my eye.winkerB all
the time. and thought was seein' ooons. Be
! gittin' near-sightSsd or is the optic norvO
doublin' up on me n
Neither one" said tho doctor. "Have the
hind pocket in your hunting pants cut down
from quart size to half-pint. ana you'll be all
The. man went out shaking his head and said
he'd think about it
The sun., 1889-11-10
FISH AND B1RD IN X,DEArH enAppLE
A Kingnsher Seized by a PIckereI and
Both aro Killed.

HAMMoNDsPoRT. Nov. "a kingfisher sat
on branch Of a dead tree on the edge of Lake
Keuka, the other day. near Fairchilds's Point.
watching for his dinner. black bass fisher
man was In his boat In the cove only two or
three rods above the spot where the bird was
sitting. He quit fishing, and kept his eyes on
the kingfsher, curious to see the bird dive for
its fish when the time came. He had TO wait
but u short time. for fish came within the line
of the kingflshers vision. and the bird dropped
like stone into the water and disappeared
beneath the surface. 1t reappeared almost
Immediately with a fish impaled In its strong.
spear-like beak. The birds body had scarcely
come to the surface. however. when II disap-
peared again with q suddenness that left no
doubt that it had been jerked back by some
thing that had seized 1t. The kinglisher did
not come up again. and the fisherman rowed
to the spot where it had gone down to see
II he could find an explanation OF the
birds extraordinary disappearance. A dead
pickerel, about eight Inches long. was floating
on the water. A hole through Its body below
the dorsal fin showed plainly enough that the
pickerel was the fish the kinghsher had spear
cd. The fisherman drifted about the spot for
some time, but being unable to discover any
thing that would solve the mystery of the birds
disappearance. was turning his boat 10 row
hack to the cove when something came to the
surface near, the shore, twenty-five yards be-
low. The fisherman royed down to the spot,
and to his surprise found an immense pickerei
and with II the kingfisher. One OF the king
fishers legs was between the great jaws OF the
through and through it., The kingIlsher er 5 long.
keen bill was, thrust, through the pickereIs
head. The situation explained itself The
pickerel has seized tho ktnRlisher as It was
rising from the water with the small fish and
pulled 1t back beneath the surface. expecting
TO dine on IL. The big bird had instinctively
turned and jabbed its beak through the pick
with the bulldog tenAcity OF its kind. had kept
its hold on the birds leg and the two had died
together and fioated 70 the surlace,, The posi-
been sent TO Rochest ter ta4 4Idefmist TO be pres
served and mounted 40 they appear In their
The sun., 1889-11-10
Came Near Being Horn German.

A German immigrant who arrived here on
the steamship suevia gave birth to young
American citizen at Castle Garden yesterday
II the birth had occurred day earlier the
child would have been German. The citizen
and his mother are on Wards Island, doing
The mother will go to her husband. slater In
Pittsburgh. when she gets well.
The sun., 1889-11-10
DR.. Bran Missing.

Dr. Karl Bran OF 216 East Fifty-third street
has been missing his homo since Wednesday last
His Florian A. Bran, rePOrtOd his fathers disAp
psArAAee to Sergeant KelAher Police Headquarters
last night Young Mr. Bran said that the Doctor left
homo Wednesday apparently in good spirits to visit
his patients He did mot return home that might In
20 visit threw light on the Doctors dsAppSAAnee
His family aAy they know OF reason which might
induted him 70 leave home He Is 90 years old feet
SiRehe1 In hsleht and has full rAE beard BE iI Of
volh blAek striped tfoaaaIl. and 8 solG bllek ~
The sun., 1889-11-10

HALIFAX. N. g.. Nov. 9.-The vessel wrecked
OF Trinity LedVeS Yarmouth, Thursday night IL tho
schooner Annie G. OF New Brunswick, which sailed
from New York about week ago with tons Of coal
She is now In charge Of the steamer Alph3 and Var
schooner 10 floating bottom up IL ig feared all hands
are lost news OF their being taken on getting
ashore has been received.
The sun., 1889-11-10
sERYANTs
LONG ACRE AGENCY.

TOS 9TH AY., CORNER I5TH bT.
EotG Bene-B'waI 7th AV and Boul'Vd cars pNas door
CTRAw sEwBR6--wAnted, experienced operators on
y W. q sewing machine.
ITO BOOKBIEDRRs.-God'lAy layer wanted
GEORGE II. MACY b5 South 5th sH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eed girls on Christmas and New
w Year cards H. OU0GRNHEIMER 81 BeekmAn st.
WML TEACH young lSals. @ mAnleuEs; terms low
w MIA JAkDHh. lie WU81 asa st
The sun., 1889-11-10
nigh water in the sehuyIL,n.

READING. Nov. 9.-At 7 o'clock this evening
no schuykll River at this point feet above
low mark, the highest point reached this season
AZ result Of last nights heavy rains all ts tributaries
have overhoWed their banks ana north Of Reading hun
drsds OF acres inundated. The water 10 black
Many coal mines have been flooded and washed cut
The sun., 1889-11-10
@amtea-MalfS.

-AGBHTs WANTED TO CANVASS FOR OUR NEW
"A. book. "Precedents, Legal and Commercial; |" .
companion to Commercial srecedents:" hrst-clasn
book; nvaluabls to professional and business mon.
Subscription Book Agency, Clinton place.
The sun., 1889-11-10

BIG DRIvE.-S000 extra 1ne second. hand suits, in
S25 $40 customers seect any of the for IS
and S6a suit Misht Store 2o9 Fiatbush av, Brooklyn
The sun., 1889-11-10

A LIZ AGENT-Wanted. n frst-class ale agent who
"A control immediate trade. Only those having A
No references need address AGENT. box lU7, Sun
The sun., 1889-11-10
Rector RssG's RsslEuatIon AessptsG.

The vestry OF Trinity Church in Newark met
last night and the resignation OF Rector Reed
Hs laIltsd accepting the call 20 trinity Church san
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-08
Die Goit aug S6onahai in G6int

- 9te Rott aus . ) m b al IN 9D111
iiberbringt ndbere Gin5elbetten iiber Die
idon te~legrapbil6 semeloeten &ube>
# Druugen in GDtnftang, am
Oangtise, nobei oas brttii6e @pnlulat bon
ben Nlbeft0rern nieoergebrannt unb Das
amerifaniihe gepliinoert purOe. 9te linz
ruben lolen tbren Iriprung in etnem
Streite stDtlGeu einem StfD (Polt3ilten)
uno etnem G6inelen gebabt baben. Der
2ebtere gtng auf Die 8oli5eiitation. I'm it6
gu bel6neren. QlS ct iDte0er DerauSfalrt,
iteQte CT 1t6, ais oh er auBerDrbentli6 franf
tpdre, unb ftel 16etnbar toot nteoer. Oar
auf l6rte Die Wfenge, Der Boli3iit babe i'm
9etD0tet, u1o grill audi lofort Die Station
an. Die mentgen Yolt5tlten entfloben bur6
bic 6intertbur, tporauf Die Wfenge NQes in
benz @ebGlloe in Stiide ldlug. Sooann
iu6te Der 6aufen bic g%SoDnuneen einiger
StQotrGtbe beim, mobei CT IS ieoo6 init
Dem @tntperfen Der SenIter belpenben lieB.
9as nGdite 3iel btloete Das 6auS bes BRIT
ttldeu &onluls, meG6er nebit ieiner 6rau
unb leinen atpet fleinel1 &inoern faum 3ett
bate, 81 Hiidten, 'beoor oos @ebGuoe in
6lammen itanb. 9(Qes, Wfobel, ooS Qr6ip,
Bripateigent6um tpuroe ETH 9taub oerlelben.
9aS nG6ite Spfer Der lputbenoen Wteitge
tpar bas amertfantlbe &onlulat. 0tele5
purbe ieoo6 ni6t in 8rano geiteft, ~ionoern
nur allies 8epegljde oarin tortael6Ieppt.
I'm bieie i3eit batten it6 enoltd Die btne>
iti6en 8eb0rben ioipeit ermannt, baB iie 6
8eamte auf ben S6auplab Der Gu6eitOz
ru11gen gel6idt 6atten, tDeldbe jeoo6 nit Dem
6aufen lDmpatbtIirter. Die game euro
pGtl1e &olonte flii6tete iiber bic Serge. Gin
6auS rtad benz aroern tDurDe 9eplitnbert
un0 ange3inDet, tpd9reno Bic dinelii9en
Sol0aten rubtg 3uidauten. Ser 8oliseiinz
lpeftor murDe in ben Staottbetl Der Ginge>
boreuen sei@leppt, pie feline &oLonie
rettete 1i6 an 8orb zines 0ampfers, nel6er
gum Slid gerooe poriberfubr. 0m foIgen4
ben Sage befano ii6 Die Qlnliebelung gan3
in ben 9dnDen Der Nufribrer, tpel6e ben
Nt9ter p%erb0bnten. 9lm orttten Sage
langte bos brittlde &rtegSl6iff vWeltine"
BON Sbanabat N, Wittler1peile Gatten iez
bob Die dineltlden 8eb0rben aniebnIide
GruppenmalieH in Die NniteoIung gei6ttt,
Die fretlt6 iebt nun Bade batten fonnten
itber ben Triimmern et1er emit blitbenben
Standardization.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-08
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaiten.

GERM s. SegeGfe, Columbus,
g{eb. Srage: 0teb eS ETH gutes Wftttel
gegen Die 8 ii + nerm tIbe? Qntmort:
Sine Nbfo6ung BON @ernnutb, momtt man
bie De6afteten Gbiere beltret6t, ioll itd be-
tDGbren. Gbenlo 5tpedmGBtg ioll es lein,
tpenn man. trodeuen Mer1nutb puIperiitrt,
beniel6en our6 Elm fetneS Sieb laufen lGBt
un0 hnnn aufftreut. 9tad1 mehrmaltger
Munenoung bes 8ltlper5 perI6pinoen Die
Hlagegeifter unb fomnlen nidt tpieber.
QtId etn "geringer 3uiaB bon 0ermutb inn
SHUTTER Der Thiere lOl Elm S9uB gegen
Wfilben ietn.
r2angiGbrt9er2eier Siebe Or
ttfel: ulteber Nnbau BON &lee uno @ras
I'M @emenge,"
6errn SoAn @un3enDauier , G6iz
cogo. Srage: 6abe 2ano in Der Jtabe
pom Wtt6tQancS See CauDtqer 9ebn), iDelz
DIES ii6 tpo6l irSerraoe1ar eianen mO6te,
befilrdte leDod, oaB bic itarfe Getpur5elung
nie betm vSobnlon>@raS" Die 8elteuung
int folgenDen Sabre oOer nab Der Qberns
tuna eriAtpert,- mte perbdlt IS it6 oantt?
Nntmort: Menn bon etncm frie6enoen
Wa6stbum ber Serrabela bic 9teOe mar,
10 bat bteie5 feinen 8eSug ouf Die g8ur5el.
Die na06ertge 8eItellung lit 10 letdt, lpte
ie nur nad etner anOeren idbrigen &leez
pflanSe iein fam. $50 Tie etngeburgert 1T
gilt tie fiir cine ausge5ei6nete 8orfru6t
fir Gartoffel, Die bod %befanntli6 Elm retneS
Telo beanlpruden.
6rn. S. s. ut6rt6, ma6a a. Siebe
@rttfeI: v0te 9fabtbetls Der lebenos1t
6eden".- 6erren 6rteb. @etBel, @0iz
cago, Gbas. 6Obbte, Seas, Sui.
S6mar5, Gue6ec, brteflide Nnttport.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-08
Gint9e leidt an~subauenoe Poni9=
pHdn3en.

Der TSar11er, ipelder nebenber AUDI Gte>
nen3u6t betretbt, fann bieie our6 Nnbau
bon 0ontgz un0 8ienenpfarSen ptel elm
trGglider aeItalten, oenn eS gtbt cine Wfenge
iplher @etpd6le, Die enttpeoer l6on ipirtbz
ldaftlt6en Wertb babcn un0 Der Gtene
nebe1ber 3ltgute fomn1en ooer audi nur Der
8iene balber an pentg ober l1leht be1ubz
ten Stellen angebaut nerben f0nnen, ul1o
su lolden gebDren beionbers 6te bolsarttgen
Sortel1, Dte Staple, 2or>@l0er, QSetoe II. j..
NJ. Otele un0 nod manberlet a11oere BADEN
atpar etn nur langlanleS Ba6stbum uno
bllDen crit III lpqteren SaDren, itno oann
aber auf lan8e 3ett Der 8iene nitbli6. IS
gtebt JeBt 81 Diel Baulen in ben Sra6tDer7
bdltniIen, oenn nit benz erIten Wfd6en Der
Wei6en uno Sleefelber lit eS in BEN n1etiten
@egenoen nit benz @iniamneln bes 6ontgs
Oorbet, obglet6 nod Dtele Wp6en bes belten
g8etters folgen uno Die 8iene nod ptel eirlz
tragen f0nnte, tpenn nod bliibenoe 6onig=
p~flan3en porbatoen pGren. Ser 8ieneuz
iptrtb muB ba6er oarna6 ftreben, ioL6e
gfanSen 3l berbreitell, beren 8lut6eseit in
Die Wtonate SuGt, 0uguit unb September
fGut un6 lDu OtelerDalb bier auf einige be-
lonoerS bontgret6e unD let6t geoet6enDe
Sorten bingetpieien tperoen.
Gon ben etnid9rtgen Sorten 1t16 IS eans
%belouDers bret, tuel6e bier G%rtpGbnung ul1o
Die gr0Bte Serbrettung perotenen u1t0 ma
mentlt6 oesbalb, neil lelbtge nebenber biinn
unter anoere Sriihte tpte Graut, Niiben,
Eartofteln uno oerglet6e1 gelGet tperoen
tD11nen, otele i'm Wa6St6um gar ni6t be-
etntrG6ttgen uno auBeroroentlt6 bDniqz
reid ltno. 0dt man crit Samen BON ben
erften 8flan5en, 10 fann man ielbiqen leiht
ielblt bauen uno oann tmner ar0Bere Musz
iaaten MAIDEN, IS itub bies Der Ballam>
flee (Melilotus c~oerulea), Die rainforuz
blGttrtge 8batelte (Phacelia tanacetifolia)
uno Die moblrte6enbe Geieoa (Reseda
odorato). Oltt benz 8ebafen fann man
ben Saamen lden unb unterbringen, 10 baB
Die 8litbe5ett in ben Spdtiommer unO
5erblt fdut. 9ur6 friiberes SGen fann
man natlrlt6 cine frii6ere 8liitbeseit er3iez
len. Nue ltnD aber fir Die 8iene 10 er9iez
big, oaB tie l6on tpertb linb fit it6 allein
%an9ebaut gu tper6en, Jet IS i'm @artet ODER
alt Dem TelDe. Nu6 bas @urfenfrQut
ODER Sore1l6 tit cine einiGbrtge, let9t ge=
oetbenoe, por5itqli6e 6ontgpflan3e uno Ser
eroBtet Bea6tung pert6.
V0n ausOauernoen o6er mebriGbrtoeu
D~ontgsetud6ien lit IS Der Gtie1enboutoflee.
melder iiberatI lei6t aeOeibt uuo Ser 8;ene
pom Sommer bis III Den 6erbit auBerorz
oentltb Gahrulg bringt. Oieieu ioQte Der
8lefelfreu1o iiberaQ gu ~bertpiloeru ludeu
ooer aua eigenS Der 8teue megen anbauen.
6erner 1T es Die SabenninSe (Nepeta Ca
taria) un0 Der Stop, tpel6e ie6r reiGblii>
beno uno bonigreid itnb uno inn 6odlon1z
nler blt1en. @uS Samen gcSogel, blitbt
Die eritere ldon I'M eriten Sabre unp metlt
bis gum lpdten 6erbite, ndbrenb dltere
5tpeildbrlge 9flan5en meiit nur bis @1oe
Qu9uit blaheno bleiben. 0ieie 8fanae aez
oetbt ni6t nur lei9t in ieoem @artenbooen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-08

lonoern ot1 auf benz 6elbe, ebenio aud al
mar1derlei unbebauten piiiliegenoen9 rten.
Sine ipidtiae eusoalternoe, et9entli6 nur
5tpeiidbriQe !6onigpfanse lit oann nod bet
qcmeine gatterfopf (Echium vulgare).
0erie!be mG6lt aud nob auf Dem iteinigz
item Hnp id)ledteiten 8ooen, tpenn oteler
mar umgebroden lit. l1no 10 giebt eS nod
piele Mloere etntrdgli6e 6onig9epd6ie.
NieIe Don ibnen itno 0tlBpflansen, 10 oaB
i5r Nnbau nad) Sipei Seiten bin lobnenb 1T,
o1oere mieoer iinb ih6ne @artensieroe uno
ioutte beint Nu5ihmilden Der 8~lumeugGrz
ten out Tie 9titflidt genommen tperoen. IS
fcblt ii6erboupt nicDt an gaten 0ontgpflanz
sen, nod meniger an @5ele9eabett, iolde
3ildter MIR ietl1el GortbeiL erfennt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-08

= Mus Sn6ien erbtelt fir5lt9 Der
befannte9 bterD unO Ebier7
parfbeliber Carl 6agenbed in 6amz
burg cine auBergetp0bnli6e Tbierlertbung,
Il. q. 218 Gtelenl6longen in allen
@roBen bon 4 bis 20 SUP 9Gnge. ferner 20
&iiten nit btperien anberen Gbterer. 9te
S6lan9en itn6 fir 6errn 6aaenbef in Snz
bten ~gefangen, NIT benz englti6en 0ampfer
vGttp ot &bioS" Dta Calcutta in 2onbon
angefommen, mo- 6err t6agenbed lie perl0nz
LID in Gnnpfans nebm, SIM Mfdrs porigen
SabreS traf cine Senbung bon 100 Stid
GROCER 9tielenihIangen 6as MiBgei6if,
burd itarfe S6neeftIrme uno 6abur6
Derltria6te SGlte auf Der Heiie bon 2onbon
na6 6amburg 3u @runbe gu 9eben, ale
falnen ~erfroren III 6ambur9 al, tpobur6 Gin
gerluit bon ettpa 1000 Dollars entitanb,
Ser btesidbrt9e Sdlangentranspprt bat
etnen Wertb bon iiber 1000 Dollars, ~einselne
Der gr6Bten Sbiere perOen .auf 500 DoIs
lars gel6dBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-08
Oct N0tur Dettteben

Sn ber 8teoerberteuung e%rfranfter ODER
rerbrau6ter @emebe, Oa8 lit allies, rpas
cine ar5net tbun lam. Sci QungenleiOen,
tpie Grfdltung, MISUNDERSTANDING unO
au55ebrung, entSiinoet itbr itun1er 5uert bic
S6leimbaIt, Damn ueritopfen ii9 Die 2uft@
5elien in Der 2unge, unb Die Solgen ftnO
Suberfeln unb 5uleBt 3erit0rung Der Sc
tpebe. 0araus gebt bernor, oaB bic Qufta
r0brenafte niGt better ~f0nnen, bis Der refs
senoe Sufen entferm oft. Iper's @berr9.
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