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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-25
MAINE TOWNS.
DeerIng.

THE HIGH SCHOOL.
The fall term Of the Deering High School
ends tonight with an entertainment at Lew
is Hall, Woodfords. The programme will
| be as follows:
Defamation. Heroes of '76
c. Bates Tracy, 1921
Recitation. The Painter OF Seville
Piano Solo Lucille TarDOn, g. s2:sm Of sunshine
Alice j. Child, 49,
Defamation. ., Patrick Henry
Eugene Emerson, I'll:
N''"'0A Myrtle L. McDaffee. 81 .1'"u 'ai0
pecia'na'iOn Robert Hui. ,si. in0lan Names
''''' D',0 Grace M Pike, 'oi. ''''0OOu 'se
Winthrop R. Bur E%%s g. vindi'ai0n
Martha +. B. Ha Mresk 81 81 hvermoufh
Pike si achins: &c. Lee soo afSIs a% sf
Grafton. Cicero Against Catiline
pao,,.,,. Fred |. Elder, '9l.
Eva L. Pollock, go one LAST hymn
Elmer Berry. 'si, Frank barbour. 81
Deciamatlon. ........... Crime, Its Own Detector
p.o,...,o John W. stockweil, 81; Co..
hecitation. Marie stuart
Recitation. Aunt Meissy on Boys
c., Gertrude Small 'si: y.,,u. ,.ns
mtmDcIS VI INC DCuoOh
Defamation. Liberty and Union
Lester b. Strout. 80.
Recitation .Kiug Frederick and the Irish Giant
Marion II. Elder, 80.
Members of School,
The past term of school has been very
pleasantly and successfully conducted by the
new principal, Mr.. E. II. Crosby.
The students of the school have published
a monthly paper, "The High School Brec-
cia." full of news of the school and other
matter of interest to the scholars and their
friends. In the November number the liter
airy article is furnished by Miss Marion Hart
Elder, who writes an admirable essay on
Thorvaldsen. The editors of the Breccia
are: Annie Fl. Hull, managing editor; Rob-
ert w. Hersey, business editor; Geo. Mac
loon, John Stockwell, Winthrop Burleigh,
Eva Pollock, Martha Halves and Marion
Sturdivant, associate editors.
The annual fair of the Ladies' Circle of
All Souls church which commenced We'd
nesday evening, November 20, in the vestry,
closed Friday evening. The display of fan
cy articles was fine. A large crowd was in
attendance each evening and nearly every
thing was disposed Of Thursday and Fri
day evenings fine entertainment was en-
5oyed by all present. Hot suppers were Civ
en- each evening and the tables were well
patronized. The net proceeds of the fair
will be over $500.
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From New York, pier foot OF Canal st., North
hiver, for San Francisco via The Esfbnaus Of
Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Monday. Dec. 2, Noon.
For Japan and China.
From San Francisco. LIST and BraDnan SITS.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sails Tuesday, Dec.
3, 3 d. m.
For Freight, Passage, or general Information
apply to or address the General Eastern Agents.
4. A. ADAMS IL co..
ms stare street. Ger. Bread S., Bsstsn.
clio dtf
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FROM OUR ooRREspoNpENr

GRENE'S LANDING, Nov 17-Sld, sch Flor
ence Tower Kn0wlton, Bluehill.
Ar, sch Edward Rich, Knowlton, Bluehil (and
sailed for Boston.
Passed by schs Helen G Moseley, for Boston !;
Lncy Hammond, do.
Nov 22-Sld, schs Alice, for New York; E p
Newcomb. Allen Boston; Andrew Burnham, for
New York; Julia g. Martha, and large fleet of
coasters bound west.
BO0THBAY. Nov 22-Sailed. schs A Board
man, Norwood. Calais for New York; e H King,
Hilliard, Eastport for do; VIM v Hutchins, Ma
Rather, Hunt, do for do; Franconia, Young. Blue
delphia for Bangor; Annie Burgin, 0dell, do for
do; Mary Lee, Harris Rockland for New York;
o NJ Marrett, Harris. do for do; Nellie Clark,
Clayton, New York for st John, NIB.
Also sailed schs Gates, Norwood. Calais
for New York; Mary d Wilson, Cole, do for Glou-
ctster; Andrew Peters, Kinds, do for Pawtucket:
Aodie Sawyer, Cook, do for Mott Haven; Ken
nedy, Gipps. do for -; VIM Deming, Hodges,
do for New York; Forest Belle, Robinson, Kenne.
bee for Boston; Signel, Annapolis, MS, for Boston
Lucy Wentworth, Bangor for do.
EAST MACHIAS, Nov 21-Ar. schs Saarbruck,
Boston, to load for New York; " Minot, Hatha-
way, Portland.
Sid, schs Dakota. for Boston; Nellie f, do.
PORT CLYDE, Nov 22-Sch Nellie Doe. of Ban.
COR lumber loaded. bound west, Is ashore on
Griffin Island. she was in collision with Br schr
Flash causing her to leak so badly that she had
to be run ashore. She lies hard and will probably
fill. The Flash carried away jbboom and will re-
main here for repairs.
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International Steamship Co.

-FOR
Cutler Easipoh Calais, ST. John. H. g.. Halifax. \. 5
and all parts OF New Brunswick, Nevn seo-
tia, Prince Edwards Island. and Cape
8retsn. The favorite route to Campobefic
and -. Andrews, N. n.
1880. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 18S9-S0.
the steamers of this line leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland, MONDAYS, and THURSDAYS at 800
p. m, for Eastport and St. John, with above
connections; returning, leave st. John and
Eastport SAME DAYS.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked TO
For Tickets and Staterooms, apply al the Union
Ticket once, 40 Exchange St., or Tor other infor
nation at Company's once, Railroad Wharf, foot
Of State street. J. b. COYLE,
n0v13dtf aen'l Manager.
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PLANTATION PROVERBS.
detroit Free Press.l

BY JOHN RUSSELL FISHER.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
SATURDAY, Nov "a
..~yuad.

SATURDAY, Nov "a
Arrived.
sts.msr state Of Maine, Hilliard. St john Mr.
via Passport fcr Bo oNoTs olseu, BuenOs Av,a.
Barqqe kond /. ~ ~ ordered to Bangor. 10
oi ScS Messenger Coombs, Boston, to load for
w ses 1afie Rathpurn cr0we Boston, to load for
bs sch aSnie Gale, tBo Wolf J0sgins, Ns-um-
Of se to Mary n Pcksrd B Ssmeaux, Frederick
ton ~. N fs ties to 3 N RI c.,.,.
Sch VIM Demng. Hodgaa1Innd Sai Ss for Newport
Sch Andrew Peters, "'' oaals Tor Paw
'u SCI Franconia Young. BlSehil for New York
Sch Foster Ss $ 9ohn N IL for N New York Sd1
Sch Gaftie Marshall, Bangor for New YORK.
Sch CAPTAIN John, Pratt 4, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch we HsI aGncSn oana ISs
Sch William Archer, Trundy, Ellsworth for
Boston. ,.,,nox.
Sch Titpmoy,,se' Jordan, Orland for Boston
Scn Fnganis Gndfrey Mibridge for Rosror
Sen May Day. wilson, Milnllbr1iSdge for Boston.
gen Al anosue Pickett Bangor for Boston
Sch Addie Sawyer, Cook, Calais for New York.
Sch Gates Norwood Ss V Gaais for New York
Sch Sch Ell King. Hard Passport for New YORK. YORK.
Sch VIM v Hutchins, Mahoney, Lubec for New
Sc Sch h Alice Boardman. Norwood. Calais for
Sch j kennedy Gipps. Calais for Stonington.
Sch Bertha e Glover, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Caroline Knight Rockiand ior Boston.
Sch Cora May, st John, NIB, for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamship Winthrop, Bragg. New York; B
Coil.
Sch Phlneas W sprague. Strong, Buenos Ayres-
Sch June Bright, Barter, Pointa-Pitre-J H
Sch Grace Webster, Jewett. New York-N VS.
Me Paw Co.
Sch Chapaarel, Tea, .Steuben--J H Blake.
Sch George. Andrews, Deer lsle-J II Blake.
Sch Maud s. Mitchell. Millbridge-J Blake.
Sch Kate Pray, Pray. Somesville-J H Blake.
SAILED-Barque Adde II Cam; brig Alice;
schs Matte Eaton, P ii Crowel and others.
SUNDAY. Nov. "a.
Arrived.
steamer Standard. from New York for Bangor,
(and proceeded.l
Sch Ebridge Souther. Fales, Philadelphia
to B & nj RR.
Sch Amelia G Ireland. Megathlin, New York
oil to p X Co.
Sch Catalina. from Boston,-salt to Dana & Co
Sch Sophia Wiley, Turner, Portsmouth.
Sch Laura Il Marion, Eastman, Harpswell.
SAILED Barque Ronda for Bangor, In tow;
schs Grace Webster, and Andrew York.
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Spoken.

Nov 2. lat N, lat a., Ion 80 W, ship Belle of
Bath. Curtis, from New York for Portland.
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Amer'n " ID 1l@12
Manila IA @16
Manila Bolt Rope ,15H
Russl do l6@17
5isal.......12 @13E
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

You may imagine how we worked
over the captain all the way home,
and, after we put him in his own bed,
and with what satisfaction we saw him
fall into a gentle sleep.
AS the first ray OF dawn came into
the room he opened his eyes and
smiled into the face OF his wife bend
ing over him. At the same moment
lit;lo Ruth awOke.
"Why, mammal" she cried. Papa
did come N! | told you we could
never Thanks give without dear papa!
SO. dear child, you see why the
Bainbrides stay at home tom orrow.
fear that this ole lady has been
talking so loE- that you are very
sleepy. Run OF 10 ID now, that you
may look bright and rosy when GER
tain young man comes here 10 dine
and be thankful.-lhc HoDlc Mixer,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29
THANKSGIVING.
ADAM SCHOLES.

With grateful hearts we'd come TO thee
q, thou All Potent Energy
A song OF thanks TO thee we'd sina,
Harvest has crowned the toll OF spring,
And plenty relgps DER all the land,
The gift OF thy benign-nt hand.
The gifts OF nature all are thine
Accept our thanks, o God Divine;
For morning dew and evening rain,
For countless blessings thou hast given,
And for the hope ut last-of Heaven.
Dear Lord, on his Thanksgiving Day,
May hate and anger pass away
And as we hope for thy sweet Heaven,
Forgive as we would be forgiven,
And strive to re ca that peaceful shore,
Where jars and discord come no more.
This day our thanks we tender thee
From siavish passion set US free,
Ry giving US heart sincere;
Lord OF tie harvest's bopnteous store,
We'd praise Thee, now and evermore!
Giver of blessings, all our days
Will not surrce to speak thy praise
Our inability comp.e Q;
We bow in silence at thy feet
The nc, 1T by thee is understood
We mourn our past ingratitude.
-Detroit, Michigan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

bed by eight o'clock, and the medicine
had taken made me sleep heavily.
SO / did not realize how
severe the st RIM had become till |
was awakened by hearing my husband
call ont of the window:
WHO Is therep"
ut Is I-Naomi!" was the answer.
In less time than IL taxes to tell it,
the colonel and had thrown on some
clothes and were down stairs.
Crouching on the doorstep, as ii
blown there by lie fierce wind, was
Naomi. She rose and showed Us her
wild, white face.
"Oh. colonel" she gasped.
.Bourke started 70 ride home from
J. tonight and he is not here yet
What shall do? Help mel"
Inever heard moro pitt III cry.
my dear child. the colonel began,
in the judicial MANNER that men some
times adopt when women are nearly
frantic-..your husband is not a
FOOL, and he never started in such
d"
But | checked him.
John" | said don't stop 70 ask
how l know, but Rourke did leave
l. tonight
always said my husband was the
most remarkable man in the
world. He trusts his wife implicitly
and he never loses his head
in an emergency. Without ano her
word he put on his great-coat. and in
n minute heard him shout TO IN or
derby on the way TO the stables.
Meanwhile packed into a small
satchel several resoraiives. and we
were ready. Our two strong mu'tang5
were soon harnessed to covered
wagon. Naomi and | sat in the back
OF the vehicle sheltered from the wind.
The gallant little ponies battled brave
| ~ with the binding storm. The wind
roarcd so loudly that when l would
speak to my husband on the front seat
| was obliged TO scream in his ear.
BY the light OF the lantern | could see
Naomi's great, hungry eyes straining
into the darkness ahead. No tear
did she shed during the hour in which
our wagon crept along. Once, as q
terrible blast struc US, | heard heI
moan-''Bourke TamttSgiring ~
Then there was silence, except fol
the angry shrirlis OF the wind and the
creaking OF our wagon s.rainng
through tie fast rising drifts. Sud
denly Naomis clasp OF my hand tigh:
ened, and she started up, crying
clark What was tina ?'
II was the neigh OF n horse. Our
mustangs gave an answering whinny,
and Stopped.
| Before we could divine
Naomi's attention, she seized tn,
lantern, and without a wore
sprang over the wheel and was out in
the road. 1t seemed inevitable thai
the gale must blow her OF her feet.
A few yards in front OF US. almos
buried by the snow, lay Bourke Balm
bridge, his faithful horse standing
guard over him. He had become 81
nearly fro en- riding, and, leading hi'
horse, walked till overcome by thu
cold.
|
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29
The Legitimate Drama.

American; Young Manager-You are
making great deal Of talk about the legiti-
mate drama. Now, I'd like to know what
you mean by the Legitimate dram. any
wayl
Old Manageable legitimate drama, my
dear boy, is made up OF those plays whose
authors are dead aud on which managers
need pay no royalty.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

When you addressed as above, your first inn
pulse is 20 look the driver. If the day be stormy
and the driver is wise man, you vi find that be
wears Fish Brand Slicker." and he will tell you
that he is comfortable the box as his passen-
ger in the cab, and that for his business this coat
is invaluable. When you get once inside " Fish
Brand SHcker," there's no such thing as weather
for you. IL doesn't make the smallest difference
whether il rains, halls, sltets, SHOWS, blows.
You absolutely and sndy comfortable. Get
one at No danger OF your not liking j, after
wards. IL is waste Of money TO buy any other
waterproof coat. They are worthless after a few
weeks OF hard usage. Beware Of worthless inn
ita,ions. every garment stamped With the " Fish
Brand " Trade Marx. Don't accept any inferior
coat when you can have the " Fish Brand Slicker"
delivered without extra cost. Particulars and
illustrated catalogue tree.
a. J. TOWER, Eoston, Mass.
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Paste.

Philadelphia Society Idaho millionairess
WHAT'S the price of them there books
Bookseller-The novel by Henry James is
slaO, and that cloth copy oil Shakes care 5
Ham ct" is 30 cents. Idaho millonaircss-
Gimme the sl.J0 book; don twant no cheap
trash
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

o.rs. Pancake 60 tramp well,
what 10 you walt?' Tramp Here.
I'm. is der pie sto.d. off yer window
yesterday. There may be two or three
teeth sticken' in it, but otherwise
7 amt hurt any"
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s.rs. Pancake (to tramp We'll.
what 10 you walt?' Tramp Here.
I'm. is der pie sto.d. off yer window
yesterday. There may be two or three
teeth sticken' in it, but otherwise
7 amt hurt any"
WHAT are you doing now. Gus?"
said one young man about town 10
another. "Oh, write for living"
ION the daily press?" mo- write
TO father about twice Il month fo- re-
mittance.
Prospective father-in-law How do
you expect 10 get along without a
salary II you are going to get Marie j ?"
Young Smiley Basker That is not tho
point-how am to get along IL | don't
get married."
A Detroit man who kissed woman
against her will and wrote poetry to
her is being sued FOR 5000 damages.
The proportion is believed TO be about
s follows: The kiss, ten cents; tho
poetry. $4,999.9o.
Just think OF Detroit widow suing
for s., 600. merely because she happen
ed to be kissed against her will! n she
Is trying 10 set an example for the rest
OF the fair sex OF that city she will find
out her mistake too quick.
Wife-"James, do you know that you
are very small man?" Husband
"liow ridiculous! / am nearly six feet
Ia height" " lie That mikes no
differences; whenever | ask you for
money to 60 shopping you are always
short
Gratitude MIR. Brown, 60 stranger
who has saved him from drown ing)-
my dear. good friend, I'll never for
get you as long as live! Come up to
my store and get some nice. clean,
dry clothes; I'll let you have them a.
cheap rs anybody"
Family physician Nothing will do
your daughter any good unless she
controls her appetite for sweets and
rich dishes. She must live on the
plainest food. and very little OF II, for
months. ~ Mother VERY we'll I'll
send her to the boarding school l used
10 attend.
why do you doubt my word, Clara.
when j tell you that have eyes for no
other woman but yourself? Why can.
not you trust mep' George" replied
the damsel. and her voice was serious
even to gravity. George, you know /
aboninate all trusts and combines
Leave me-"
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One of MANY.


VICTOR, Y. \. :, Feb. I, lSS7.
Mr. O. T.. Woodw rd Dear SIR: Send
me " gross kemp's }alsan., &C size, and u
few samples. / certainly know that Kemp 8
Balsam is the best sc.lng cough cure |
have II other cough aud lung remedies on
my shelves, aud Kemp lalsam sells 10 10
/ best of I'll. Respectfully yours, r. r..
Conn. Sold by all druggists at Doc and al.
Sample bottle Tree
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Land.

Printed matter regarding lands in No.
braska, Northwest Kans md Eastern Col
orado, mailed free. Apply to r. s. Eustis,
General Passenger Agent Burlington
Route, Chicago. III.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29
Hibbard's strengthening and Eheu'
matte plaSterS.

ARB REVELATION TO THE WORLD, AMI
ARE THE ONLY GENUINE RHEU-
MATIC PLAsTERs.
Nine tenths or all troubles which re
quiro the aid OF plasters are rheumatic in
their nature. A change OF weather or a
sudden draught causes a cold which devel
opes RIO muscular and that into iniiam
matory rheumatism. And yet, there has
never yet been such IA thing as distinctly
rheumatic and strengthening plaster, and
hundreds have died suddenly where
rheumatism has attacked the neart, whose
ives might have been saved had this plas
ter been appl ed in season. They are con.
structed on purely &c entiti principles and
are purely vegetaois.
Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co.,
Jackson, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

A Washington lady recently purchased
IN Winchester Al Nah sony siueUu..ru over
IOo years oId anu shipped IL 10 he wiie "
ex III esident CIeveI-nu 40 u present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

There has been r ssarked dCcadence in
the use of the Frencn language al Montreal
during the last 10 years. Formerly IL was
the prevalent tongue, but now the English
predOminates.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

"Do you believe in this will power ~
"Nothing is so powerful you Just try TO
break one that an insane old aunt has
made ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29
Artificial Limbs,
Oregon. the P.raa,,.orF .rm,

| Satisfaction guaranteed Chas. NJ
Evans, l1715 W. 4th Street, Cincinnati, o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-29

Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant crops
Pest fruit gram and stock country In the world.
Full nfo free. Address the oregon ilnmigrA-
ton Board Portland, oregon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-04

s@ giusig in ieiner Art i'll Gan
Nntonio lift bas @tdbliHement bes 9errp
Manbrp, $50. 10S unb ITO Nuiir=
StraBe, befamnt unter benz Namril
''San Antonio Cooperage Works.
6ier tperben ale 9lrten pDn Jdherm
unb ionfige Siferarbeit in ausgeaei@~
neter unb poltommener Weile berges
felt. 9ie Mrbeit. mel9e in bieier So
BRIT bergeitelt pirb, erfreut fi9 eines
beneioenstpertben &ufes iiber ben gan=
sen Stat. Inter tii6tiger 2eitung
unb nit ben beiien &rdften unb Mas
f9inen arbeiten6, 1T bas gtablihement
sur iebisen Nusbebnung berangepa9ieir
uno muB nod ftetig DergrOBert peroen,
I'm allen Nuftrdgen gere9t tperoen gu
f6nnen.
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Serr Scflcr uirS iidb's gemiitbltd)
tnnrhen.

6err Sedler 1T Elm per6eiratDeter
Mann uno bat 3uei Ginber. st mobnt
631 8. Noe., auf Dem 3. 6lur. Set 6
ooer Z Sabren arbeitete er fir bic Girma
@e1el, Nidel & @roB, 437 IS. IS.
Str. sic finb Biano=W >-fs6abrifan=
ten. Wm nWrbeiter Sag" Ie9te ct 81
fir elm 3wan3ioitel.2oo oer 2ouifiana
Staats .2Otterle an. Sic Summer mar
STA. ST lag in ser Mems" Die 9epes
fDe BON Stem Orleans, bob $50. STA
ben eriten 6auptQepinu bon $500, 900
gesogen. Dies 0ffnete leiner Srau Die
4ugen. ST empfing cine Depef@e, boB
Teine Dollar. Wulage gu 3d. 900 berans
gewa6ien 1T. Ut ibersab bas 2oDs
Weus, Sarge & 60. our Collection. st
erbielt Den 8etrag bpn $500 absig=
lid $62.50 fit Collections : @ebibreE.
Stem Oorf uSailp News", 5. October.
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boues unb Der inIdnbii2en &beberei
ober bur6 Die 5utbtniionirung DON
Dampferlinien.
Die BOtldaft I6lieBt nit ben Worz
ten: nDie @eieBgebung, melGs i'd TO-
eben in ben oeriGiebeueu 3peigen bel
8eaierung embfebIe. it in Der Sofnung
unS bem feiien @lahben smpfoblen
woroen, ooB tie ben Jrieben unb bic
@bre unferes 2anbes f6rbern unb gum
Slid unb 9eile bes 8olfes gerei6en
merbe. Sd buffe, oaB Der GousreB
ole Die bier angere9tea 6raQen iDrgz
fdltig unb gemifenbaft in @%twdsung
aiebea pirb, fomie al bic anbern, bic
inn i'm 8erlaufe feiner 0erbanbluugen
no6 borliegen merben!"
Ben ian II 9arripn.
Wabington, 8. g., 3. Sec. '89.
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@eruScsu u%uertraalid,

lit eS, etnen Gnfaa pber anfdue he's 6eiapien arip'a
Op8fepf Geritppfuns unp 2eberleirrn ertraSen gu
mafien. 1ub'bpa 1T pies bdufis Der Sat- @lhdIi9sr=
netie wirb eS uber leiht in bic 6lu@s sei4Iaseu unt
gum DrtuS, hem e8 enttammt, binabsei6tdt, wenu
mon f4 sur Sretreibuns ~bciielben 9pfetters Maseubit=
tiers bepicnt. Man bari hretR bebauptcn, bab als
frdftiSenpeS unD retaurirenhes Masen.@ligir, aIs Elm
Mittel sur Seieitisuns prn St0runseu Der @eOarme
unb Der eeber eS feline anfere 70 pett betannte Meststn
sibt, ala bieie, unb haB nur penise 10 ousemeine uni
uutpritatipe &nertennuns ieitenS Ger Serren @erste se=
funhen baben. Die Gbotia6e, bab has 8itters biz
pben senannten bret Ylasen Der WlenI@beit lcfcrt lin
bert unc bel %ldnSerern 9etrauG sanS a~usrcttet, mad
es sur pppuldrjfen aaer Sanilienz Mebisinen. 0dSu
tpnmt nod, baa e3 aI5 9rrbeugunss=, erentuea Sell;
mittel sesen taltea. unb We8ielteber, RteumatiSmuS,
Nerpenz unb @ierenleieen ii4 reitperbreiteten 0tubu
erlpprbeu bat.
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Ser @erfamf ber spne star Sramerct

Ser Nerfaaf Oct Spme Star Sramerct.
6err Nbolpbus Bui6 BON bet Nnbeus
Ter Bui9s8raue<ei in ct. Souls bat
bas 9auptinterefe in Der Gone Star
Srauerei ermorben, in6em CT bic Mttten
ber 6erren $. 9. &mann, @ebr.
Berg unb @ebr. &euter onfoufte. ct
be3abIte ben 6erren 10 pro Nftre unb
lit gemilt uno berelt auf Diefer 8ais
ale Die ilbrigen nod a~ustebeuben Ntz
tien einaul0fen; es iei benn bic Nftio,
ndre tDiirben ibrea pro rata Nnibeil on
ben 96ulben abernehmen reip. einbes
Sablen, in Del1em Sale Die 8rauerei
aIs Nttiemgeleli6aft unb unter bemfels
ben Wamen tDie bis6er meiter beftebt.
Sas u%nternebmen miro olip unter alen
umfdnben, tpie Dos nifbt anbers gu er.
wa1ten lit, auf cine geFuabe, fiMan3iele
8oIis gebra6t werbeu.
SIM usbrigen bart man {i1 ean3 unb
gor auf bic @nersie uno ben unternebz
mungsgeiit beg 0strn 8uf6 perlaNen,
oer ales t6un Sirb, 6as Snftitut aud
in ieber arbessn 8esiebung gu heheu.
Sobal6 tDis m5aIiG toiro bos @ebaune
pergr66ert mnb in einen Steinbau ums
gemanhsli Werbeu; bic NnIhofung
neuee Mai6inen. namsutli6 ether lei
ffuns8fdbigsn @ismafGiue unb anbere
@esbeherungeH lieben auf benz prD'
8ramm.
Nls Better Der 8ranerei fommt Ser,
6ausmann bierber, obglei@ Serr Scamp:
mann bis gu elmer ipdter por;unebmen'
ben Wabl, dig B~rdfibent .peiter fungirt.
Die Nn9eItelten nerbleiben in ibrer
reip. SteGungen uab d~nberneittge Ser.
cnoerungsn i'm $eriDnal fiao u%orldufl
ni6t geplant.
Ser Nntanf Der Gone Star 8rauere
1T Elm reinss BrioatseI6dft Deg Serrr
Build, ~uaabhangig bon Der 81. 9ouiier
Braueset. 9err 8uih tpirb ~alidbrlid
nit Fshner Gamilie einmal bierbertDm,
msn unb bon 4-6 WDhen pertpeilen
/ 9ie @rauerei pirb 1i1 mad auel
Mi6tungeH bin ~r.usoebnen uno &unbe1
f19en.