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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
How to Make Rice Cakes.

Wash a pint of rice and remove all
cpecks and imperfect grains, boil it in
three quarts of hot water twenty min
utes, drain, and as tkc water will be
found very nutritious use in soup making,
Add to the rice a pint of warm milk,
half teaspoonful of salt and two ounces
of melted butter. Beat up separately
the whites and yolks of two eggs, add
the yolks to the rice and stir thoroughly.
Sift into the mixture half pint of flour.
Next add the beaten whites of the eggs,
and if the batter is yet too thick, thin il
slightly with little more milk. In
order to make the cakes light, beat the
batter thoroughly. Grease the griddle
slightly after each batch Of cakes. Serve
them on hot plates and send hot plates
with them to the table.
If the cakes are closely covered wher
sent to the table they will be somewhat
heavy from the steam that may rise
from them and cannot escape. The cake
cover should, therefore, have a hole il
its centre.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
MARTHYs S KISS.

When went a-courtln' Marthy,
was poor as poor could be,
But that didn't set her ag'in me,
For she had faith in me;
She knew l had grit an courage,
An wasn't the kind to shirk,
An she was ready an willin'
To do her share of work.
remember our weddin' mornin',
An how she said to me.
You're poor an Pm poor, Robert,
That's easy enough to see;
That is, as some folks reckon;
But our hearts are rich in love,
An we two'll pull together,
An trust in the Lord aboven
Then she reached up an kissed me,
An said. as she did this,
There's always more where that come from
An there's help sometimes in a kiss"
tell you what it is, sir
felt as strong ag'in,
After that kiss she give me,
An jest leil out to win.
An l did it, We've money plenty,
An the comforts it can give:
We've home, an we've got each other,
An a few more years to live.
Whenever my hands got weary
I'd think of the woman at home,
An somehow It would make work easy
An light, till nightd come.
tell you that kiss of Marthy's
Was better than bags of gold.
There's riches some folks can't reckon
An things that don't grow old.
shouldn't ha been without it.
The man thht I've got to be,
An Marthy shall have the credit
tor the help she's been to me.
--EoeH = esfar1,. in Yankee Blade.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
Goslings in Temnting Form.

Goslings prepared in this way are ex-
cel!ent. Put one ounce of salt pork in
dice in saucepan, and set it on the
fire. When the pork is melted put it in
the gosling, cleaned and trussed in the
same manner as a chicken, and brown
it. Put one ounce of butter in a sauce
pan; thoroughly mix with it one table
spoonful of flour and set it on the fire.
AS soon as the butter is melted put the
gosling in ii, with one quart of peas
that have been blanched for two min
utes-that is, boiled tor two minutes
then plunge in cold water or broth a
bunch of seasoning, composed of four
stalks of parsley, one of thyme, one
Glove and one of bay leaf, with salt and
pepper. Simmer until cooked. Remove
the fat and the seasoning and serve hot.
If the broth or water boils away, add a
little more. Brooklyn Citizen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press writes from Washington; 1.-THE
question of pure lard would appear to
be interesting the country just now to
an unusual extent, as about two hun.
dred petitions have been presented in
Congress asking for the passage of law
to tax adulterated lard, as was done in
the case of oleomargarine. The petitions
are being sent from the oranges in
various States.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

There is much that is picturesque,
doubtless, in the war now in progress
in Egypt, observes the Washington
Star, but not a great deal that is of in
terest to Americans, except as the results
may effect the fortunes of Emin and
Stanley. So a&png is the influence Of
propinquity and kindred that the sink
ing of a tug on the Potomac with two
laborers on board would stir more deeply
the hearts of the newspaper readers of
Washington than the brilliant fight at
Suakin in which 400 Arabs were killed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

Says the New York Heyald: "It is
.one of the oldest OF geographical ca
prices that in the course of nature the
strip of land in Central America, only
about one hundred aud fifty miles wide,
should separate the two oceans. You
would naturally suppose that either the
Atlantic would have worked its way to
the Pacific or the Pacific % the Atlantic.
The early explorers. believed thai this
must be the case, for they sailed on and
on to find the expected outlet, but were
at last compelled to go round Cape
Horn. What nature refused to do we
must do for ourselves. Since the Panama
route has been practically abandoned,
the more necessity for undertaking to
pierce the Isthmus by the Nicaraguan
|ae Of survey"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

The French chemist who discovered
oleomargerino has now invented pro-
cess for treating steel by which steel
bronze and bell metal can be made at
fabulously low prices.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
Belgium, Austria, Italy, Denmark

Belgium, Austria, Italy, Denmark,
Germany, and several Swiss cantons,
have prohibited the public exhibition of
hypnotic or mesmerio performances.
France will probably soon follow, as the
measure is recommended by the French
association for the advancement of sci
ence. There is growing conviction
that the practice of abnormal phenomena
tends to make them normal or permanent
characteristics of the patient.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

The new public library building in
Boston is designed to accommodate the
most complete collection of books in the
Unite6i States. 1t will have shelf room
for s 600, 600 volumes.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Jarvers' Secret Service Motto.

Carvers' Secret Service Motto.
1t cannot be denied that there is a
smack of selfshness in the 'secret SER
vice motto for the carver" recently con-
tocted by an epicure of this city who
cntertains much company at his table,
and who always carves the meats served
TO each of his guests. 1t is founded on
a principal that no solid saint would
practice. Here it is:
Secret Service Motto for the Carver
SO carve that every guest at the table
shall think he gets the choicest piece,
which, however, you reserve for your
self. -Ne,O York Sun.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

fbere are about 81, 600 deaf and dumb
people in this country, aud they increase,
of course, as the population increases.
The greatest educational centre for them
is in Sew York city.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

The little town of Brooklinc, Mass,
which is nearly surrounded by Boston,
isyalued for purposes of taxation at
$40I, l5l, ,O9s, which is more than one
and a half times as much as the valuation
ofthe whole State of New Hampshire.
1t is the wealthiest town of its size in
America, and mainly because it has the
reputation of being a taxpayers para
disc
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

Tho fo~t ihr- tho city population of
this country had increased from four per
cent. for the whole in 1900 to twelve
and a half per cent. in 1850, and twenty
tEo and half per cent. in 1880, was
made the basis for gloomy prophecies of
disease, poverty and anarchy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

Telegraph operators it seems, are de-
veloping disease of their own. One or
two cases have recently occurred in
which the finger nails have dropped off,
one after another. This affection is sup
posed to be due to the constan. hammer
ing and pushing with the finger ends re-
quired by the working Of the Morse sys-
tenn OF telegraphY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

Indianapolis is to have soldiers
monument that will be 265 feet high,
and is expected to cost $3.50, 600. II
will be constructed of limestone from
Indiana quarries, and, if the hopes Of
its designers and builders are carried
out, will be the finest and costiest sol
diers' monument in America. The work
will take three or four years to complete.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
Cheap Food is Rash Economy.

1t is false economy that induces peo-
Pile to use cheap butter, cheap meat,
cheap. flour and other cheap articles of
food. In nine cases out of ten cheap
articles of food are either damaged OF
adulterated, and are dear at any price.
They are seldom what they purport TO
be, and if not really dangerous to use,
generally prove unsatisfactory to the
purchaser or consumer. OF all cheap
things, cheap articles of food should be
most carefully avoided. Bread that is
heavy or sour has passed the bonds OF
redemption. Butter that has become
rancid cannot be regenerated by the adj
dition of coloring. Meats that are
tainted can by no chemical pro 2ess be
restored to their original condition, and
the secret of infusing freshness into stale
vegetables and decayed fruits remains un'
discovered. To use low-priced stuff fol
food is not only extravagant and foolish,
but criminal. 1t is fragrant violat on
of the laws of physiology and hygiene,
and a reckless defiance of disease and
death. Beware of wpriced articles OF
food -Nel0 Yort Graphic.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

"Pine straw bagging," says the Fiori-
- OsPa'eh, ''is pronounced, after a
thorough test, to be Superior to jute in
every respect"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

The people Of France have 5000, OOO,-
300 invested in the Panama Canal, and
the chances are they will never get back
n onnf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

The Arge htinO Republic is forging
ahead at tremendous pace. The only
parallel i.s to be found in the history of
the Upltcd. states.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

A correspondent of the Chicago Hr-
atd urges thet the ordinary doctrines of
law be taught in public schools.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13
A new phrase waa.inyentea by. .

Compton, Radical peer, who %asre-
Gently Parliamentary candidate in Lon
don. "Three rooms and cat" was, he
said, the existing standard of comfort for
the working classes.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

St. Paul, MINI, parties predict de
crease in the log crop on the upper Mis-
slssippi, the coming season, OF about
twenty per cent. from last seasons cut
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

The kava-root Of the Society aud
South Sea Islands is the basis Of the in-
toXicating drink of those regions. Wo.
men and girls are employed to chew the
root, and when well masticated and
mixed with saliva, it is elected into
bowls, mixed with cOca-juice, and
left 10 fermeut. Both natives and whites
of the lower classes are very fond of it.
The natives use it as some among us do
wine, under the idea that it viii help
them along in important undertakings.
Popular Science Monthly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-02-13

Arkansas has /, 500, 600 acres OF prairie
lands
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Selbftmoro elmer frau.

OtsnItaq Mittag UNI 2 ltbr tpurbe sic
goliSei an Der OallteO : StraBe bena6@
ri9tigt, baB an TuBe Der Webiter Nue.
i'm See cine Geide ipeibLimen @ei6le6tS
Qeflr0en mar. Qlettinant QloDo be0ab
it0 lofort cur StelIe. Sin &nabe, Ser
in cate @ieto, 1882 GSrcoerid : GtroBe,
mo6nenbe Start 8ertDiie tpar benin
8ooen gegcn Die GyjiBe zines menibIidben
&0rperS aeitoBen uno Gattc ioFort Die Qoe
Ii5ei bena6rihtigt.~ IS seigte itd, oaB paS
OeranSftId)en 0e5 s2etdnaln5 fetn tletneS
StiiG Mrbeit ipar. Der &Drper befano ITO
ettpa 50 TltB bonn llTer. Der &opf 1teGte
fdlt eingetpurSelt i'm San6 Ino bie in Die
O0be iteDeuOen SiBe iparen gerabe eirige
Sub pom B%alierlpiegel Oer0ett. @S b!ieb,
ais man JAP, baB Die Qeide uidt berdusge>
5o9en merDen fonnte, ntdt5 iibrig, ais ote@
lelbe auS5ugraben.
Mud ba5 mar Elm i6tneres StiiG grbeit,
ba oa5 Q0n1ier ie0en SuBbreit Qusgegrahenel1
QanDs5 iute0er auSfilute. gfad itunoenlanz
ger Nr6ett, 0egeu Z l16r, gclaug eS, Die
Geide Oil Die Oberflad5e 5t b%rilGen. G3 lpar
Die 2etd)e elmer etioa breiBi8jdbrigen 5Srau,
Die fat DoIitGl1big entblDBt mar. Sour oil
ben Silben itateu etn &aar S6u9e uno
OIL Oen 0Gn6en trug iie ein Yaar lpoQene
OalDi0u0e.
0ie STRAIT mar, tpie liG ipGter beralsz
itellte, Die Mittme bes i'm porigen 0foz
neulbcr Deritorbenen Gonrab @idenberg,
Ser in Sem 6auIe 80 @eit 2afeltraBe
etn Wtebtz uio Tutter : @cidGft unb in
DEM anitoBen6en 0altie, 800 uno 81, Ell
nen 6olsz unb &o6leuba1bel D9trieb. Sem
SOB madte bic Satin, Sop0ie, paGniin1
mig. Nm 10, Nebruar peri9maub fe ais
Dem 9auie, naA6em lie bret poue Sage tpez
Der etlpa5 9egeiicn nod ell 8ort 3u ibren
Ginbern gelproden bate. Ser Glteite
6obn macbte Der 3ottist bon Dem Ser
i0lpin6en ieiner Wutter NnseiGe un6 be-
iudte jebeS W}al Die Wiorgue, io6alo cine
u%nbefannte Trauenlcide 9efunOen near.
fSrau @iden6erg mar IS Sabre alt uno
Wt(ttter bon Z &tnDern. Die Goronersz
StrD mar Der 2lnliNt, oab Die l1nsliifti9e
ith in etnem WabnlinnSanfau DaS 9ebeu
QenDI1ulc1 babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
mas beswedt sic Grunounouno ?

AOQ9 De3tOeNl OlS OtAHOuHSul9 I
9(Qe @erbaltniIie 5lDjn6en 6en Tarn1er 10
bilLi9 tpie m09li6 51 MULTIPLICATION, eS itno
MnSlta0nlefGlle, tpo Der gSrei5, Der fiiv leiue
@%r5eugntiIe be3a6it mir6, ibm crlGubt oil
Den 3ufaut DON filnItltdem 0ilnger 5t
De1fen. lin babel 0OA cute GrlteertrGge SIT
e~r5ielet, rnltB er DeriudJen, ben ytGDrltoff@
DDrratb ietner 5etoer auT m0gii1it btilt9e
g8etle St peGme0ren, inoem er nit Dem et>
9enen Sti6ltoff better bauS3alt, ais bie5
bi5ber Der Sail gelpeien lit. 6ierSu miro
Die @rIaoin4u19 in 3ufunft peientliD
@ritnoingung al5 3mii0enfrudt miro als
baS neutrality-suspicious. 8erfabren art5uie6en
ietn. @5 iteben it'd ais BfIall3el1, Die itberz
Daupt fir Die Griitbiinguug in 8etra0t
fomrren f0nne1, 5tpet &lailen itren9 gegen1
ii6er, nGrtli6 Die 0ruppe Der 2~eGurninolen
(Serro0elia, Grbien, gSifen, &leearten),
nelde III i0relt 8erbdlten sum- Stid|tOif
bon ben itbrigeu Gulturpflan3en ipeleutli6
beri6ieoen iino, uno ole @ruppe Der ni6t
INSTRUMENTATION 9flanSen, ipie Gent,
JtdpS uno Hibielt, bic aber SttGltoff err
balten6 iDtrfen ln0 Den goOen boz g~etDifIen
StiditnffDerlulten i6iiben fDnnen.
Sin %beionoers tDi6ttger Bultft BET Der
@riinDiingung lit Die Q%lni0mmlung bon
Stifitoff. Our@ bic 0riinoungung mill
man Ii0 lit aepiiiem @rooe bon bem 3uz
fauf itttitoff6alttgcr 9%iingemittel, ia bon
Der Oiingung iiberbaupt unob6Gn9ig MAJ
den. I'm bic Sirfullg Ser 0rulloiin9uug
81 erforideu, lit eS n0tbtg, Die llria0en Der
StidltoflaRmlung 5u pritfen. 0terbet
fam bur6 Die CUR @riinOitn8ung an8ez
bautelt HflQn5en cine Gsr0noerltng be5
Observation-Disclosures, Qn6ererieitS ei1e Ser
mebrung Des GttGitoffbe1tanbeS i'm $50
ben etntreten. Sir lebtere lit bic 8epuriez
lung Der itiditoffialnmelnoen Bf1an3en bon
Midtigfett. 8elonOer5 nid)tig lit Die @ntz
iGeipung Der Sra8e: Ginb in BENT nit
8flanSen beitanDenen 8Doen Die Stidltoffz
berlufte grDBer ooer g~erirger ais in eineut
nt0t nit Rfldnsen beltanbeten 8oOeu2
3a6lretGe 8eriIhe haben ergeber1, baB Die
StiGitoffperluite zines 8ooenS gerirger
itto, tpert1t Derielbe nit Yflun5en belteut lit.
Die Seguminoien itno ais fttfitoflal1z
melloe Bdanien a1auerfenne1. 0ie 1ttdz
1toffboltt8en Bfan5en gelten alS booenbez
retdertIOe. 0ie Gegunttnolen fDnne1 gaS>
fDrntlgen StiGltoff nufne6men. Our0 Die
gSabl bon pa1lenoen YilanSen fiir Die Grim
bingung IGBt. ii6 Elm gelpilier SttditoIf@
oorrotD i'm Seloe %oniamnteIn.
SIN Oan5en lGBt ii6 iager, boB Der
6auptia6e na6 bic 8ortbetle Der 0riit7
~Oiingu1g in rei6eren uno mittleren 8oOer1z
arten BET Meitem ii6eripie9en unb tann
man anuehmen, baB in oieien 8ooenorten
cine beritGnOig ange6aute 3iDil0enz, 8Orz
unO 9tabiru6t Su ether 0duernoen Gerbelz
lerung Der Seloer fil6rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Die BlQttldufe.

@inen beoeuten6en S9aoen heruria6en
iebes Sobr Die 8lattlGule, beionoer5 at
iungen ObitbGume1. Sci Ser Bertilgung
Dieler Yaraltten fomntt eS 1T eriter 9teibe
barauf an, tie in bent eriten Stanoe i6rer
@ntptdelul1g, I'M @t5uitanDe, 81 %befdnpfen.
Die @ter ftnben it6 an etn5elnen 3Detgen
jener 8Gume, Delbe i'm 8orja0re bon
8lattlGulen befaQen tDaren, 1T 0eitalt
i1marSer, glGn5enOer, angeflebter GDrper>
den, melde beim 3erbriiGen einen l1ndrgez
ne6men Geruh perbreiten. g4tr mii1ien
trad)ten, bieie @ier grlinOli6 Su Derttlgen
uno bic 8ertilgung Ill berpouitdnoigen,
tnoeut mir Die Daoon befallenen Sblt6Gllme
int erlten Sta0ium bon ben allenfaus nod
porbanDenen GlattlGulen Our9 3erbrllGen
Deriel6en befreien.
2lu6 bos 8eiprtbeu Ser 8lGtter nit elmer
Srii6e, aus Se1fe uno QualftaboI5 berges
iteQt, leiitet iebr CUTE 0ienite, aber mani
bari nidt iparten, bis Oie Gtatter ft0 etn5u7
rotten beginner, 0a in Oteiem Safe Die
8lo:tlGule Don Der 8rI6e nidt erreicbt
tpiirOelt. Sic fleinen @jartenipriben et9nen
iib SIT bteiem uortrefflid. BUR 6srfteuung
Der Sliilligfeit lOit man 2 Bfulo Seize in
cine @)allpue DeiBem QGailer arf, s ltnSen
Quaiiidbol5 tperOtn in elmer @aIone Naiier
3ebrl bis 5lp0lr Stutloe1 et1getpetdlt urto
Damn auSgeto0t. 8eioe 8Iiiiii0fetten lOerz
Ben 3uiammengegoiier unO auf 10 @allO1en
nit Maiier Deroitnut. Mu6 Seifenpalier
nit 3artoifelfuiel0l leiitet CUTE 0ienite.
6aben iunge 8Gume tart BON 8lattlGulen
~gelitter, 10 lit es mauhn1al am Soften, lelbe
gu periliuBen ooer tart 3uriid5uIdnei0en;
Die ~abgel0Htttcnen 3meige miiien geiainz
melt lIlt0 Derbranl1t meroe1,
Ote 8lottldule ftno au6 nidt obne
Teinoc, tpor1nter nar1elttlid bic Qarbe Oes
Siebenpunfte5 (Otarienz pber W}uttergnt7
teSfGfer), oann Die 2arpe Der 8entelnen
Tlnrfliege unb iene Der monD 1edigen
SAwirr> ober Sdipebfliege ge60ren. 0teie
rGurlen inter ben 0lattl&uien, leioer suz
meiit erit ipGt, 8eDalti9 aHf, tnOem ite iel6e
Der5e6ten. 9[u6 9tmetien ge6e1 ben 8lattz
lGuien lta6 uno lebeu bon benz liiBen Safte,
Den lebtere aus Ser an 6interlei6e %bcftnoItz
6en io9enannten 9ontgr06re ~auslprtBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
ga6e ettoa ouf lis bis III 6e8 @etpidts err

@a6e ettoa ouf lis Bis III beS Getpidts err
6obt tperben.
@S~ enpfieb(t ii9 in ben eriteu IA Gage1
BIS 3 No1en nur BolImil0 81 retd)ell.
9arauf fann alImdbli6 lilBe Wta9ernl5tD
3ugegebelt tperben, mobet 1eoo6 aIt ben Gr1
laB oes Oarin fe6(enoen Settles Seoa9t 81
ne6ncu lit. Dies geldiebt al1fdngltN AM
belten Dur0 einen gertngen o3uldB DON
0afermebl. 6dben lid Die IDiere IN Der
Oierten bis fInften Wode l6on 5leH1lt0 an
0aS 6elIreien gep0bnt, 10 lit eIre tletl1e
8ei9abe BON gefo6tem etnIdrGer leDr am
YlaBe. 9etniamennebl 5l perrlttterr1 ut
III ben er1ten abt WoAen 81 DerfneIoen, Do
Die quite BeI6aifenbeit D~eiiel6en llnn1erbtlt
stpeitelbaft lit. Sails SitBsl Ragernltl1
ausreideno sur 8erfugung itebt, miro man
nit Der aGbten Bis neunten g8o6e aur1dhlt9
babt1 fommen f0n1en, M bjeie nit ben
entlpredJsnben 8eigaben ST. pertiittern. SIT
Dies nttbt Der Sail, 10 miro man 5pedn1aBlg
bic 8Oumii1 ni6t ihuell III Nb5u9 brtngett
un0 nit erb06ter Gorlt6t Den lebergalt9
sum S0rotIaufen nit laurer Ntll9 ooer
Suttermtl0 Dornebrnen.
9Se6en Der 8et0a6e bon Shr0t in0 Setlt1
lalnen in ba3 Saufen empfteDlt eS 'tb, Die
iunaeu SDiere au4 at Die trodene Ntf1
naDmc DON &raftfutter 3u gcmObnen. g6el7
terbil1 lit oas &raftfutter oann ltur troden
su rei1cn. SAFER lit fir Gdlber Oas bette
&r0ftfutter. CUR NuSbiloung 0eS Sno7
denbaueS iinO tGglide @aben bon
S6Iermfretbe iebr gesi8nst.
geru6t Die TItterung Der SGlber i'm err
item BiertsLiabr bauptidGlt6 auf Wttl6
uno Observation-Disclosures, 10 lit Die Verabret7
dung lebterer au6 fir oaS Spette 8tertel7
iabr lebr empfeDlenswertb. l1nbeoingt
notbmenbig lit bieie freili6 nt6t ul1o fonz
nen Die G6iere I'M ~5tpeiten 8ierteljabr au7
mdblig oil boS Naiier gepO6nt tpcroen.
9Q9 &raftfutter lit 10 5u bemeilen, oaB
Bic Tbiere tets tpo6lgenGbrt ltuo, aber feline
9tei9un9 gum Tettlperoeu 3etgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-05-13
Die ~unfrudtbarfett peibli2er
Znhtfhfere

Sie 11nfru6tborfeit tpeiblt6er 3u6tz
there, lei iie nun ~5eittpeili9 n0er %anbauerno,
lit fir ben 3iId)ter ftetS cine lebr unGllge>
neGme Sadie, neil ieine Mibe nidt nur iidl
dtS cine uuBlole ~ertpeift, iDnbern du6 ieine
T%odfe1ntntB auf cine barte Brobe geIte[lt
ntrb. ytten10nb miro eS leuNiten f0nner,
nie idper eS lit, in ieben einSelren Sale
Die urla6e Der uHfrud1tburfeit ~feitSuitetleu,
benn ipte Oiel Gerlu0e audi sur Grforz
ibung Oerlelben gentaAt tpurOen, 10 batten
ielbige in5gelan.nt Elm 3tpeifel6afteS Grge6>
nib mas nidt bios bur6 SoDLrei1e Gu5srz
llde umitdnoe, lDnbern a1d our6 ben
forttpdbrenO DeGlelnoen 0eiunObeit5> ltn0
9terDen5ultan0 Der T1tere beeinfluBt ipir0.
Nb9elelen bon jeneu TGuelt, too ieDr 1aae
ooer lange 2eit betriebene Sn5ubt ooer at
u~naleidarttge GreuS,Il1G Die ulndtitrlide
GlltDtfelu1g g~etpiiIer G6etle ul1D DaDur1
Die 1lnfru9tbartett perurlahte, f0nnen nur
auf lGngere 8eoba1tung 9e9riinoete aQgez
mette Grfabrungen angefiibrt iperOen. Nu>
gennein neigen erfabre1e 3ii6ter gu Der Din
itGt bin, DaB BET Dem grOBten GDeile Der
metbltDen SDtere cine fortgeiebte Grlt06>
ruit8 init prpteinret0elt Stoffen bic I'M
fru1tborfeiT ~be9ltnfti9t, mGbrcu0 geraoe i'm
@egeutbeil etrc iolde Grta1ru1g Die 3euz
guEgsfG6tgfett Der mdltnltGen I1tere Itei>
cert. IS fam 1Guftg Dor, OaB iol0e tpeibz
lt6e SGtere, Die na6 proteinreldem Suffer
uufruGtGar 6lieben, BET mGgerer Slitterung
ith teuerOtngs fruhtbar erpieien.
0iele mahten Die Grfubrung, 6aB tire
Stute, Die na6 ldiuerer Nrbeit ie5r na9rz
bates Nutter erbielt, llnbefru0tet blieb !;
Der Cine l6rieb bas Der ldlperen 9(rbeit, Ser
Nnocre benz 5u r1abrbaften Sutter 5u. Oo6
bat pie eritere NniiAt nidt piel WabrI6einz
li6fett fir lt1, iDenn mGt beriidii6ti9t,
Ddb es ni6t ielten Die bart ar6eiteubel
Stuten iinb, Die BET magerer Soft ieDes
Sabr ett Toblen 6%ringen.
@eapiB lit, ba6 Su Observation-Disclosures
DerauSgefiltterte lDcibli6e 3u6ttbiere, neil
tie ST. reidli6 9endbrt iperOet, nrr ielten
Die geD0rige 6ruhtbarfeit 81 beitben pflege1,
mas oft et1 GARNER sit icinen Sdooet err
1nbren muBte, Der iolbe 3uGttDjere gefauft.
Cute, nt0t ilbern1dBi9e @rnG6rlitg entz
iDiGelt Den 0ei6leWtStrie6 lrlber, ais cine
ma9ere, 6Gs lit ii6er.
Salbtnne1, Die gut gel1G6rt mer6en un6
cute Ucibe boben, Derlatacn bduItq ldon
i'll Sitter Don 6 bis 8 Wtonaten ben 8ltQ,
n0Dreno aut magerc Scott geiteIte ouf Diirz
rer Netoe er3ogene Sdlbtnne1 fnunn I'M
Alter bon rleDr alS 5tpet S00ren sum- 9tin>
bern 81 betpe9en ltnO. Nnoererleits jebo9
empfal9en lpI0e Salbtnnen, Die iebr felt
meroen, bepor tie sum 8ua g%eiangen, 1lur
iebr idiper Nno ldiien, iue11 Tie bel Der gez
tpobnten Grndbrung bIeibcn, gum stpciten
Wtale Den Buu idon foum n1eOr ait.
Solde Welffiibe, Die man Der Steieeruua
oe5 0til6ertrageS 6aIber nit iebr protein
redeem Tutter ndbrt. Oertperfen, fpie BE-
tdnnt, nidt lelten i'm pierten Bis Iebften
Wtonate tGrer GrGgSeit.
aaeS oies lpytbt bafir, baB sic ltria be
Der nnfruhtbarfett bel tpeibli6en 81 ere1
bGufig in benz proteinrei6en Sutter III
lu6en lit, iDdbrenb bieS BET mGlnlideu
&liere1 Die Trudtbarfeit erb06t.