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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

Do You Know
That we are selling our
LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Asprices that are surprisingly close!
FOR VARIETY. FINE QUALITY,
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
and Low PRICES
Our stock is une1celled. If you are interested in
FURNITURE
CARPETS,
RUGS,
CURTAINS, DRAPERIES.
or UPHOLSTERY GOODS il Will benent you TO call on
US before deciding to buy elsewhere.
You need not feel you compelled to purchase
We guarantee you petite attention always We simply
ask you to CALL feeling that after inspect the
quality Of the goods and the low prices at which
they are offered you will be convinced that 1t is to
YOUR ADVANTAGE to patronize US
IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We exhibit an unsurpassed assortment of Beautiful
Parlor Suites elegantly upholstered in Brocatelle
Tapestry. SILK Plush and wilton Rugs.
Chamber Suites in all the finishes
Side Boards. ChiGoniers, Plush Rockers, Mantel
se5. IaDAneIs, Desks tnaiIs ono OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Furniture Of every description.
Our display Of
Is one Of the most complete shown in this city.
Carpets and Rugs Of every conceivable make, design
end eolorins.
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS.
An unlimited assortment of Art Squares in sizes
feet inches 8 feet to 12x15 feet
In our Upholstery department shown everything
In the way Of
CURTAINS, DRAPERIEs &C..
And o superb variety Of Tambour. Irish Point and
Brussels Laces in heavy snowy designs, Nottingham
Iaces Rich Chenille Portieres plain colored tops with
magnificent Dados in high art, and Oriental effects
TurcoInan Portieres, all colors. Handsome Notified
Chenille Curtains.
SILK Curtaius-odd and New Designs.
Upholstery Fabrics Of all kinds.
window Shades Curtain Poles and Chains
All Of the latest Novelties and Ehectsi in
WALL PAPERS,
FREscoINa
And Wan Decorations.
CAL OF send for estimates-
JULIUS LANsBURsH.
MIC 18th and sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
Real Estate Matters.

John c. Davidson has purchased from L. A.
Barr for S26, 500 subs Sc, IS and 80, square ~
the first fronting 80 feet on L street between
2lst and New Hampshire avenue, and the
Others 4234 on New Hampshire avenue between
L and d streets northwest
w. E. Brown has bought for sc, 500 of James
Simpson parts 119 and 100, c. BIS. sub Mt.
Pleasant, having frontage of 40 feet
Fannie +. burlington has bought for IS, $50
of J. N. Stockett sub IA, square 967. 23.6 feet
on North Carolina avenue and 80. 80 on 10th
street southeast.
F. R. Windsor has bought for IS, 800 of G. E.
Emmons undivided half sub 90 to 80, square
785, each fronting IL feet by 35.2l on alley be-
tween A. b, 81 and 4th streets northeast
II. Evans has bought OF d. b. Croft for
$4,000 sub 81, SO. ss4-11SS feet front on
street between 9th and 18th streets northeast.
f. Beall has bought for 81, 800 OF NJ. c. Bar
nard ct al, trustees, sub. 1877, b. & H.'s
addition to West Washington-lSL feet front
on p street, west of 32d street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
I'd EDITION.
--latest IelGglalls 10 The Star.
MR.. WINDOW AND THE BONDS.
Uneasiness in New York Over His AL
| legged Policy of Withdrawal.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Considerable uneasi-
ness in financial circles was caused today by a
rumor from Washington that Secretary Win
dom intended to withdraw the government
bonds deposited in the national banks. The
bears used it in depressing stocks, while the
loan crowd took advantage Of the occasion to
bid up the rates for money. Seven per cent
was the ruling rate Of the morning, and shortly
after II O'Clock some transactions were reported
at 10 per cent The government deposits
eminent bonds. 1t is generally thought by
bankers that bonds will be purchased by the
government simultaneously with Withdrawals.
II this is done it will increase the money in
circulation. as the bonds command a premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
Appointments by the President.

Appointments by the President.
The<President today made the following ap-
pointnents:N
Alonzo J. Edgerton Of South Dakota to be
U. s. district judge for the district of South
Dokota.
Willis Sweet of Idaho to be associate justice
of the supreme court Of the territory Of Idaho.
William ID. Sterling Of South Dakota to be
attorney Of the United States for the district of
South Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
At the White House Today.

The President received a large number of
callers this morning, among whom were First
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson. Senator
Farwell, ex-senator Davis of West Virginia,
Mr.. Carnegie OF Pennsylvania. Senator Hale.
Representative Thomas Of Ohio and friends,
Representative McCrary of Kentucky Post
master Lewis of Atlanta, Ga, and Senator
Moody, Representative Picker and Gov. Mel
lette of South Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
A Lingering Rain Storm.

The prediction made yesterday that il would
clear up last night was based on the SUPPOSE
ton that the storm which was yesterday
central over West Virginia would act in a do
Gently accommodating manner and would move
along quickly enough to have passed this city
before midnight. 1t was q disappointing
storm, for il began TO loaf Just as soon as it
reached this region and at S O'Clock this morn
ing it was conferred very nearly over Washing
ton. The result was a disagreeable continuance
of the bad weather. Ii could not hang on much
longer, however, and SO the morning predic-
ton is worthy OF strong credence. Ii is:
Clearing, fair, Wednesday. cooler westerly
Winds" The barometer had fallen I6 points
and the thermometer had remained stationary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

HERFF-kDpIsoN. On Tuesday. November l2.
1859, at Trinity church, Washington, D. C.. by the
father OF the bride, Rev. Thos e. Addison, D.,
sisted by his Rey Daniel pugny Addison of Bav-
erly, Mass, WILLIAM LAWRENCE HERFF and
HELEN LOUISA ADDISON.
wILLIAMS-sMIlH H.. On November IL. lsse, hy
Rev. Randolph II. Mckim, HENRY DUNLOP WILL
LIAMS to ALICE WEDEhSTkANDr SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
THoMAs CaRIrnrs WIZ,

once shrewdly remarked. There's no knowing
what NJ. Carlyle might have been but for dys-
pepsia" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause Of
his gloom and irritab1ity. Had he taken Ayre,s
Pills he would have been 4 healthier and
happier man.
Il WIS great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation had no appetite, became
greatly debilitated, and was continually
sfnicted with Headache and Dizziness. After
trying various remedies finally began to use
Ayers Pulls and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became wall"
ID u Logan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by Or. >. c. Aver & Co, Lowell. Masa
So;d ey All Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
PmLAprlpH,A Store

Special Value In Pushes. Soc. 75c. and
eloo.
velvets. 75c.. 81, sL25. o.. so. %.
Coaking Cloths. Double Widths, 81. So TO
a275yard
Notwithstanding the recent advance in
efifs our prices are still the same. We will
oder Special Inducements In Black Silks ct
75c-. q. s1.25. 81. so and ~ yard.
We have Just received = Special Lot of
Chenille Covers In a. aud GA. We viii
sail A. OF Toe, Ga at s1.4 As. This il the
greatest bargain ever offered in these goods
Special offerings in Stamped Linens. A
big variety 70 select from Of prices below
their value.
ladies' Balmoral and Fancy Wool Skirts.
We are showing Q Full Size Made Skirt In
Dark Colors at 75c. Would be cheap ct 81
A New Lot Of Blankets AL at the old
prices.
Remnants Of Carpets and Mattings. to
close, cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

Tux GENursE
JOHANN HoFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
Ia the
BEST EUTRITIyE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Iar impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia COnvaiescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAfsOf
IL SuNerig from an attack OF Illness which hao nos
cnly reduced my strength but brought on extreme
exhaustion, froul inability 10 appropriate food tred
the effects Of the Genuine Johann hof's Malt EnLsc5
awinegigssui three times day. Its use was followed
b. marked eects-l Food, winch had heretofore been
found pass the alinentary canal deesed
properly. q There appeared an increased power VI
evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Bswars OF imitations The genuine has the sigma
fire OF Johann Ho the peck OF every bottle. All
others are worthless limitations. ~.
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and vienna new 1orA VI
nee, D Barclay 81. @o-tu,ASs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
BOTH OUT OF OFFICE.
The Resignation of Miss Tanner, Daugh-
ter of the ex-Commissioner, Accepted.

The resignation of Miss Ada Tanner, the
confidential clerk OF the commissioner Of pen
sions, was accepted today by Gen. Raum. Miss
Tanner is the daughter of Reconnaissance
Tanner and received the appointment while
her father was at the head Of the pension
office. When Gen. Raum assumed charge Of
the Office Miss Tanner offered her resignation,
as the place is one which is intended to be
filled by personal appointee Of the COM
missioner. Gen. Raum, however, declined
to.accept the resignation and Miss Tanner con-
tinued to discharge the duties Of that position.
She, however, came to the conclusion that she
would retire from the place and so informed
Gen. Raum, who finally agreed to accept her
resignation. He has not decided who will be
selected for the vacancy.
OTHER PENSION OFFICE CHANGES IMPENDING.
Gen. Raum has under consideration num-
Der of transfers and promotions and other
changes in the personnel of the Office, which
will be announced in a short time. These
changes will be made in order to secure a
greater efficiency in the present force, as Gen.
Raum believes.
The room occupied by the first deputy COM
missioner, Mr.. Smith, who is away on leave, is
being changed and put in order for the winter,
As has been already announced, it is not ex-
pected that Mr.. Smith will resume his duties,
1t is stated that his successor has not yet been
determined upon, although there are quite q
number who are willing to step into his shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

SECRETARY NOBLE left Washington for New
York today to attend the annual dinner of the
chamber of commerce which occurs tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the orening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, us reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Mccartney. l41O Y street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

Charles L. Minor, by his will fled today,
leaves his estate to his executors, VIM. and
Francis L. Robinson, in trust for his three
children, and requests that e. Leg. Minor be
appointed guardian Of Florence L. and VIM.
Robinson OF the other children.
Messrs. Libbey, Bittinger d Miller send $40
to The STAR office for the benefit OF the widow
Of Officer Crippen.
Chief Justice Bingham today announced that
no further arguments would be heard IN Gen
sgal Term this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
Might Marry an American Heiress,

A young Englishman named Ernest Hoare
entered the Police Court dock this afternoon
He smiled and said "guilty" when arraiyued ON
q charge Of vagrancy. The young man would
probably have been good. looking IL his face
had been washed and his nair combed, but not
having arranged his toilet he presented the Id
pearance Of q tramp. He told Judge Miller
that he was civil engineer, but was wholly
unable to obtain employment He had worked
on farm one day and now he wanted 10 60 TO
the work house. Judge Miller concluded that
the stranger had started out to be tramp; that
he only wanted shelter for the winter and then
he would resume his travel
do you want to 60 down to the work house
and break stone on the streets in the winter?'
asked Mr.. Shillington.
Eyes, sir" replied witness, 81 am willing TO
do any sort Of work"
Perhaps he came over here" said Mr.. Shil-
lington, Ito marry an heiress."
81 guess he wouldn't End that much trouble, {"
said Mr.. Armea
"No." added Policeman Heller, "an he wants
10 little more time"
Judge Miller said that the District was not
going TO shelter all the tramps in the country
this winter. The case was continued for fur
Their hearing and the prisoner win be released
when be u given work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have enissued by the clerk
of the court to w. T. Father and Mary Z.
Lusby; F. ID. Hay and Bessie Elzora Survick
of Leesburg; John G. Lynch and Charlotte
Smith; VIM. Gray and Josephine Brown; VIM
field Scott Pierce of Alexandria and Elizabeth
B. Peed of Westmoreland county; Chas. II.
Haring of Fairfax county, Va, and Emma
Miller; Adoiph Mattur and Bessie E. Lewis
W. A. Foy and Mary L. Richardson; Alfred p.
Leak and Rosa " Brown, both of Charlottes-
vile, Va; George Martin and Christiana Man
gold, both of Prince Georges county, Nd.
Frank Scheuring and Lizzie Krabe; Rudolph
Beiggren and Charlotte L. wollcraft of Bristol
Eng; William Dsggs and Belle Norris; George
W. Massey and Lulu Smith, both Of Alexandria
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

WHEN YOU SUFFER- FROM SICK HEADACHE
w dizziness, constipation, &C. remember Carriers
Little Liver Fills will relieve you one pill IL dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
THE LONG BRIDGE MUST GO.
A Movement Started to Do Away With
the Old Structure.

PETITIONERS ASK TO HAVE AN ENGINEER COM
MISSION APPOINTED TO DEVISE PLANS AND AN
APPROPRIATION MADE FOR 4 NEW BRIDaE-THE
REASONS URGED,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
CARHART q LEIDY.
92s 7th ct. and 700 X 1t. n.v.
1902 I'm Sr NV,

1902 Urn Sr. N. w.
l5-inch silk Plush, all shades, 32t1c: Dr. warner ;
81 Coraline Corsets for 7gc Special Good Corset az
kcc. Stamped Goods In great variety; Arrasene RIB
MISUNDERSTANDING and wash silks at cut
rIces; 20 skeins Embroidery Silk for Toe. Imported
lsh-saxony and herman Knitting Yarns. all shades;
shrse and wel-selected line of Underwear at very
low hsures; closing ont Paper Patterns at one-haH
price Fruit OF Loom Muslir SIC. Dolls 1t whole
Sale prices. Nm. c. YIkkBUCHLN, 1907 9Th 81. n W..
A sDESTOS LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
a Patent 4. c. Chimneys, Gre proof
And 3-py AIRED Roofing, Lime, Cement and Char.
coal J. I. wALkkk SONS. 20A lOth 81 NV.
ssV'HE BEST PILL EVER USED" Is THE
frequent remark Of purchasers OF Carter's Little
Liver Pills when you Try them Jon WIN say the
A SGOsTURA BITTfRs Is KNOWN ALI. OWE
N the world ~ the great regulator of digestive
dfpggtsts. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam, as 2p.m-, So; maxi
mum, So; minimum, As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
Important Patent Case Decided.

1HSPOH essH1O "CCHO OtHSO DCCIUcUs
Commissioner OF Patents Mitchell today de-
cided the long-contested interference case be-
tween the Lungren and Welsbach Incandescent
gaslight companies, in which Col. R G. Inger-
soil, W. @. McIntire, E. @. Webb and MacAr-
thur and Townsend for the former and James
L. Norris and NJ. Bailey have been engaged
for several years. The Welsbach company
claimed that there was no interference with
the claim OF the Lungren company, and no con-
fiict, and Commissioner Mitchell this morning
gave his decision, sustaining the claim Of the
Welsbach company and dissoiving the interfer-
ence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
THEY CAN'T ALL GET THERE.
But Each Of the Candidates for Speaker
Expects to be Elected.

REEDS FRIENDS CLAIM EvERYrHIyG-BUr HIS
OPPONENTS SAY THEY ARE MIsrAKEN-wHAT
STAR REPORTER GATHERED AT THE VARIOUS
HEADQUARTERS TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

WILL BE FOUND AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
w for sick headache. CRrter's Little Liver I1lls
Thousands Of letters people who have USED tne
prove this fact Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19
BnoscuIrls CURED.

AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

The Columbia association Of Baptist churches
commenced its twelfth annual meeting at the
E Street Baptist church at II o'clock today.
Many delegates and visitors were present.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
5nrttpes.
alpbabet il 8 amen.


@uf baB hrs, Mdoden ME bereut,
Seniibt Die i66ne Suseno5eit;
Glapier unb 8u6 oerfeinert 5tpar,
Sod oenft, baB in Dem lansen Sabr
Gs AUDI iebr piele Stunben sibt.
Sir Die, Die SleiB unb &rbeit ltebt.
0ebt oft barum CUR &ii6e audi,
@abt Sorsfalt fir oes 9aules 8rau9,
Sost ni6t na6 Bub uno gitelfeit,
&ein Stinoden flieb' in MiBisfeit.
Siebt S%r6mmisfeit uno 3adtislein
Wtebr als ben S6immer eitler BraAt!
Wur caourd f6nnt ibr slidlid 1ein,
> babt oarauf, ibr Wdoden, a6t,
@reiit eu6 ia@atn muir oarum i66n,
Cuer auf Der Tu9enbbabn gu 9ebn,
Huft &eli9ion eu6 9lei6 ms 9era,
Sonit uartet euerer Geu' II. Sdmer5.
Shut @utes nur aus retner 8flidt,
ltno i6eut ser @elt @ereOe ni6t
Wertraut auf @ptt in b0ier Belt,
STINT 9eb6rt ~Sollfommenbeit.
meroet nimmerme6r,
ni6t pb bieler 9uten 2ebr'!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Gde Gesar tito siebente str., ct. @esJ.
Nene 9etmQtbtn !
Morrison Co., MINI.
9as bette &olslanD int staate,

Wenn OH cine ei9ene 6eimtb iu6ft, Inn
Dir ben @runb 3u finftiger unabbGn9ies
felt gu leeen, bann iblieBe Did elmer un=
ierer 2anbs@rcuriionen nod Morriion
SO. an. Nuf 80 Qder 9utem unb eiinitie
gele9enem Sol5lano fannit On Dir unb
Den Oeini9en cine 6eimatb nit einem
iideren unb eutenglusfommen peri9affen,
rpenn gu MUIR eenue @elb bait, Tim Die
erite tleine Nbbe3ublune 5u MAIDEN. Ser
WaIO ioret fir ben Neit, menn Du nur
arbeiten miait. Ser @alO eibt Dir
Material, TIM 6duier su bauen. Ser
WalO gibt Dir @elb 9enue, Die Steuern
,1 besablen, iomie aud Die ndbite Nbbes
,ablung am 2a1oe 5u MAIDEN. Ser
@alO 9ibt DEM llnbemittelten cine
i6one @elesenbeit, fi6 cine eioerte Set
matb at bau II uno bietet ibm einen
S6ub ee9en Die Stiirme oes @inters.
Sin poar Siibe, eini9e S6ofe unb 6iibner
limb 9enu9, unit Did i'm Wolbe SIT ern6bz
Gen.. uno nGbrenO mon Oamit bei6dftigt
1T, fein 2anD oufSnrdumen, uno es nit
aebouenem 6ols, Sizes unb 2o9s be5ablt,
itei9t oas Gano i'm Yrets, u1lb binnen nee
nigen Sabren belibt man cine i60ne
Jarm, Die ELM fleines germooen mertb lit.
NIe oieie 8ortbeile befommt man bel
Aniieblun9 in Der neuen beuti9en Golo>
ME in abortion &c., etpo 80 lteilen BON
oen eroben Stdoten ct. Saul unb Mins
~neapolis. 8enn man iofort tommt, fonn
man iih 2ono 9erabe biht bel Der nelen
@iienbobn, Die jebt pon 2itt.e Sails nod
STAPLES Drills gebaut miro, 'iheru. Suite
9 rbinoun9en nit ben 9 'oben
Utarftpldben itno einew leoen Sunumann
lebr BON Se0eut1n9, nnp mir begen Die
6offnung, bab OH bic @eIenpnhei1 be-
nuben mirit, mGbrenb es nod ntbt 3u
ipat lit. Dies lit fem SpecutpnlensHanb,
unb mir perlaneen feline beitimhtteS umme
in 8aar per Nder. Wenn Du II bis 20
Dollars ais 6anbgelb 3u be5ablen bait,
10 oab mir feben, baB es Define wirtli6e
Nbii6t lit, bas 2anb su %fonfen, 70 fonnit
Dn rubi9 fommen; aber better 1T es nos
tiirli6er Weiie, penn gu 90 bls ~ Doll
lars bait, 10 bab Du Define gapiere iofort
befommen fannit. unier 2~anoagent be-
sleitet Did binals unb aeiot Cir unents
geltli6 bas 2anb. Nae Qanbfdufer baben
freie &eiie. aomm' rpdbrenb oas Wetter
i6on lit unb Du ieben fannit, pas bas
2anb wirfli6 wertb lit.
W Nle ndberen Nusfunfte perben
in inherent Compton, bas BON Z lbr
Wor9ens bis 8 ubr Nbenbs offen 1T, ees
9eben. 2ittle Sails lieet MIR 81 Stun6en
@%iienbabnreiie BON ct. panl. M9t Siige
Qeben tGQlth 0orthin. aber am beouemiten
lit es, nit benz S6nellauee, 4 l1br Na6.
mitta9s, au reiien.
u. 6. Sobnion 1tn0 Co.,
General 2anbz unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Gfe Gritter uno Siblep GtraBe, ct. Saul, Netnm.
200 8aibinstpn Guenue Glib. Minneapplis. Mainn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Ger @nnnerrr+

I'm Die Quantitdt beltimmen 5n f5rl.
men. tpar es bon Sntereiie, bas Ndbr:
itofperbdltniB gu ermitteln. Die
unteriu6un9 er9ab, baB auf ein Sc.
iutbttbeil itifltoff6alti9e Subitan5 je
nab Der 9auer bes GinIduerns 14.S,
1874, 1871 be5p. 2O.4 @ewi6tstbeile
1ttditphfreie Ndbritoffe entfalen,
tpabreno bas @erbdltniB bel ben
roben &artoheln pie 1905 lit. SIS
eri6etnt alio an9e5ei9t, nit ben ELM
9elduerten 9~artoffeln mod mebr MaB
81 balten, als NIT ben roben. In
Dem Orte, BON no Die Hroben ent=
1lommen tparen, muroen per &ppf
@roboieb 10 8funb @auerfutter unb
oaneben 2 Sfuno &raftfutter perab=
rei6t, nno blieben bic Gbiere babel
gut bel 2eibe. @enis 5utrdslid err
tpies itb oas Sutter fir Sdafe. Oie
tdsli6 nit 8 Hfuno sefatterten
Sbiere itarben nad 5 @o6en ldrutz
lid an bo6sraoiser Gelbiu9t, Sim
0%anfbarlten erwieien ii9 sesen bas
Saaerfutter bic S6weine. Sn Ser
btnouns NIT Suttermll@, aber obne
Get9abe BON S6rot uno beraleiden
&raftfutter, bemirfte bas Sauerf utz
tel, oaB S6meine nit 6 Monaten
21O Pfunb 2eben09emi9t aeieten.
@as NUN Die itoffli6e @erdnberune
anbelan9t, 10 bat eine @erdnberun9
Der Observation-Disclosures fait gar nidt
ltattsefunoen. Die Tettltoffe baben
bic meiite &bnabme erfabren, bic
&oblenbDorate iid ant miber1tanosz
fd9isiten ertpieien. Ser @eiamtperz
luit an orsanti9en @toffen belauft
it9 auf ettpa Elm Sunftel bes anfana=
@e6alts. Sn Summa 1T bas
Der @inidueruns bod inn
mer muir als ein duberlter Notbbebelf
5u betra6ten, unb miro es baber
bauptiabli6 INNER barauf anfomz
men, oaS @rfrieren Der &artpffeln au
perbiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Serettnn9 bes &affee9e=
trGnfs.

Our 8ereitung zines saten &affee=
9etrdnfs lit es Dor alien erforoerli6,
quite, nt6t 5u 16arf gebrannte &affeez
bobnen 5l permen0en. 0as Mus=
5ieben oarf nur NIT mei9em, beiBem
8aner aei6ebelt. @enn man baber
nt9t AueQmaiier fat, mas an uno
fiir ii6 wei6 lit, ober SluBz pber
5fe9enlpaller, 10 muB man Die 6drte
(&alfbaltigfeit ac.) baour9 entferz
men, baB man beim Sieoenbmaden
oeIielben pro Sitter 1 @ramm 9tatrpn
btnetnbrtn9t. Sobalb bas @a1ier
iteoet, nimmt man es pom Seuer.
Sn5wiIben bat man BEN eemablenen
&aHee in BEN Siltertri6ter 9etban
uno pro 8urtion 2 @ramm &odiala
(nno 1 @ramm 5erquetl6te @enff6rz
l1er) oaranf seitreut. Ser gri6ter
lei 11tdt 1pib, wom09li6 BON gutem
Por5ellan ooer au6 3infble9, unb
babe nur I'M 8oben iebr piele feline
206er, mo0ur6 Die SliIiisfeit in
oas nntenitebenbe @efdB lauft, Muf
ben semab 'enen &aHee iebt man eine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ebene, mDgli11t
i6mer, 8or5elanltir5e (Seibbooen),
oomit Der &afee BON Dem barauf
fpmmenoen 8aiier nidt in bic SDbe
aeboben uno iomit Elm polfommenes
Iuslau9en m6sli9 wirb. Ser Seibz
booen Olent ferner oa3u, bas @a1ler
9lei6maBiser 6ur6 ben &afee gu
ienoen. = gu einem Sitter &aHeesez
trdnf merben unsefabr 100 @ramm
Der beten sebrannten &aHeebobnen
9enommen. sat man bas @etrdnf
gu itarf bereitet, 10 fann man epen<
tuea ben Sab nod nit elmer entz
Ipre6enben Mense 1%iebenben @ailers
b%ebanbeln. = Dur9 ben @atron=
(relp. Sobaz) 3uiab miro bas @ai<
Ter uei6 uno in folse beiien seeisnez
ter, 8flan5enitoffe gu ertrabtren. Das
&o6lala wirft dbnli6 unb sibt Dem
@etrdnfe in @emeini6aft bes Gents
etfpas Ficantes uno cine ppr5iislide
&ldre. 8eim Stltriren lit lebr gu
bea6ten, baB mau ii6 ni9t etpa bes
Siltrirpapiers be0ient, neil bieles
Die neutrality-suspicious. Sbeile bes
&aHee's, wel6e NIT Dem fetten Dele
oerbunben 1inb, nidt binburdldbt
unb ii6 oieie Sbeile Damn i'm @apier
ooer I'M &affeelabe befin0en. Sim
belten 1T itets ein feines Saar1ieb
ooer @taminbeutel, 9aartu9 &C., OBJ
mobl ein gutter 2einmanbbeutel audi
ben 3wed erfiat. Sol6e 8eutel
lino itets iorsfdltis gu %reinisen, am
beiten onr6 lieoenoes @aRer, ba 1i6
lonit balb Saure in bemIelben bilbet
uno bic 6lisen Gbeile ran5is meroen.