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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02
Social Events.

uc w. "A. .. ". mtt az MISS MAJ
Gregg's Tuesday night, and q very
interesting program was rendered
and very enjoyable time was had.
Last Wednesday evening few
friends were invited to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Laishley, in
South Morgantown, to participate in
the festivities provided in honor of
Mrs. Laishly's birthday. Refresh
ments were served in the midst of
much merriment and the genial
hostess received the wishes of all
for many happy returns of the day.
The reception and ball at Com
mencement hall last Wednesday
evening was by far the most enjoy
able and successful of the season.
The ladies seemed to have We'd with
each other to excel in the matter of
costumes, all of which were ultra
fashionable and elegant. The hall
had been beautifully decorated and
festooned for the occasion, the music
first-class and everything tended to
make the bright scene brighter and
light feet and hearts lighter. Sup
per was served in the hall below,
after which dancing continued until
2 a. IN. Owing to the large number
present we are unable to publish
their names.
When the Hilarity Club has its
meetings there is never failure to
have the merriest of merry times,
and the meeting last Wednesday ev-
ening at the hospitable home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Shisler was by no means
an exception to the rule, but was,
rather, even more enjoyab. e than any
previous one. That day was the
hosts birthday and it was celebrated
with all honor and sincerest Of good
wishes to the host, who is as popu-
lar member of the mirthful organ
ization as any Of them. Those pres
ent we're: Misses Gertie Hayes, Kate
Pierce, Kate Baggerly, Lizzie More
land, Nettie Nye, Laura Shisler, Lucy
johnson, Blanche Anderson and Bird
Swormstedt, and Messrs. DR.. S. S.
Wade, C. A. Hayes, j. r. Miller, E. f.
Baker, Dr. J. NJ. Reed, Geo. M. John
and I. W. Anderson.
Our Laurel Point correspondent
sends us the following account of a
very pleasant social event: Mrs.
Eliza Lynch celebrated her sixty
seventh birthday on Saturday, the
23d. A number of Mrs. Lynch's
relatives and friends were invited to
help celebrate the occasion. Those
who attended were Mrs. Samuel Can
non, Mrs. w. A. Loar, Mrs. joseph
Mercer, Miss Elizabeth Thorn,
Ulysses Camp, VIM. N. Stewart.
Major D. B. Stewart and wife, Alon-
20 Thorn, wife and daughter, and a
number Of little folks. 1t was very
enjoyable occasion indeed. To say
that Mrs. Lynch had a splendid din
ner would hardly do justice to the
good lady. The table was laden
with everything the appetite could
crave Everyone enjoyed it and
went away feeling that it had been
one of the most pleasant events Of
their lives. "Many glad birthdays
may she see and may each prove a
bright spot in her life" ~
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Small Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my farm Of 49, acres,
about A cleared, and the balance in
woodland. Comfortable house, small
barn, crib, granery, and spring at door.
plenty of water on farm, young orchard
and variety of fruits. Lies on good
road, 81 miles from Morgantown, half
mile from Stewartstown. Convenient to
church, postoffice and school, good
etc. For further infor-
nation call on or address
SARAH ELLEN Robinson,
Stewartstown,
Monongalia Co., w. Va.
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81 X d. |.||
s. 3 ~ : 4
- = ssnrsffr b6v 4
q. Z = $3.50. -, " =. Z.
r-;s. ~. =. w~.S!.-s. = >. $780, - s e, :
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q New York q ancpd ! few d.vs
| On retuniue Be win visit the Ex-
pertinent Stations OF New Jersey.
Delaware and Maryland.
Mrs qen Jenh;ns nee Asneft Of
Fairrbance. has been Visiting her Sid
hnme here s;nce Last week :
M;ss "a. Rroxn Of cbarles.own
viii retnrr ~ Nor homo ahont The
e ~ March For como months an.
bas becn The puast Of her sister Mrs
prof RrooLe and /. vonng ladv
popular with all and in society cir
Giles will be sadly missed.
Thos III r Staooers who has
heen here during the late session ~
court. was accompanied by his wife
and children, all the gunts Of Squire
Staqgers and family.
Prof. Myers came home on satur-
day ara left % Monday Tor Parkers-
burg and other points to expaciate
to the ruralites ON scientific aaricul-
ture.
Dr Hrock retrrrad a feu davs aoo
from trip to Pittsburgh and Beaver,
John A. Ollie ESQ was elected
Judge bv the bar Tuesday 70 preside
dnr;no the case ~ Honlt We bolton
Judge Hagans having been previous,
" interested in the case as counsel
pros;dant T,sna. a..;.oa :. ~.
where he had been on business and
Watching the nranks ~ the State
solohs.
John A Durb;n of Uniontown
Pa was shaking hands with old
friends in Moreantown while en-
route for Fairmont last week.
f. M. Hoffman arrived at Nor.
gantown Tuesday evening" and will
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02
Suicide Of Joseph Gwynn.

Joseph Gwynn committed suicide
by hanging, at his home at Clinton
Furnace, this county, ON Friday last.
Gwynn had been an industrious,
respectable and fairly well to- do
farmer, but for some.months had had
domestic trouble. He at last became
Respondent and ended his earthly
sorrow by taking his own life He
leaves a wife and several children.
He left no word of explanation to any
one, but it is well known that for
some time he had been to the point
of desperation on account of his
troubles at home.
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were good, and many compliments
we're heard outside of the society of
the Seniors, which gave evidence of
their entertaining features. These
occasions should be brilliant scenes
in the life Of the college student, and
regarded Of eminent value to his
Senior reputation. Such they are in
most colleges, and such they will be
at the w. v. U. when her students
determine to make it SO.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02
Commissioners Notice.

Having for settlement the accounts Of
Ulysses and Uriah Camp, administrators
of William Camp, deceased, and having
been requested to 90 SO by such admin
istrators, /, Marshall M. Dent, Com
missioner OF Accounts, Of Monongalia
county, appoint the clerks Office Of the
circuit court in Morgantown as the
place and
Thursday, April 18th, 1859,
as the time, for receiving proof Of debts
or demands against the said William
Camp, deceased, or his estate
Given under my hand this 26th day
of February 1889.
MARSHALL N. DENT, Com,r.
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One million feet Of OAK, poplar
and walnut lumber, one inch thick
and upwards, delivered at Morgan
town or other stations on the f., M.
Il p. r. r. Call on or address
FRANK r. SAPr,
m2-4t Morgantown, w. Va.
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Certainly You Are Not.

1t is q fair presumption that we
are not yet ready for the introduo-
tion Of natural gas nor for the con
struction Of water works. Albeit,
both would be desirable az an aid Z
junct to the new railroad - fair
mont Wesf T<snseitr.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

Buy your children oyerc0ats and car.
ry them over for next winter, as you
can get them hlmest for nothing At
Hlrschman's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

There will also during the State Normal Institute and in
nection with It'll
District Peabody 1nstitute-June ID 18th
The W. Va State Teachers Association-Juy o-IIth
g. Monongaa County Teachers close of session.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

Just received ESQ chIldren's blue jer-
sey flannel suits, age four to six years,
worth 49, so ut 81 so. Don't fail TO get
one before they are al gone, ct Hirsch-
mans.
The cheapest place in town for
winter bootss have cut prices below
cost at Hirhehsnan'a
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That Tswn Hall,

We desired to publish this week
a list of subscribers to the town hall
project sufficient to set che enterprise
on it's feet.
The list has not been furnished US.
We don't know that it exists. We
don't know that any effort has been
made in this direction
We only know that there are
enough men ready to subscribe to
enough stock in the new Building
Association to put up hall at once;
and that if a proper effort were now
put forth, we could have a good pub
lie hall ready for occupancy before
the summer opens.
1t was expected that Mr.. G. NJ.
John would apply a little of his sur
plus energy in this direction, and
that if the thing did not go of it's
own accord, he would punch it up,
and make it go.
But Mr.. John has been unwell for
some days recently, and that may
have interfered. We hope that by the
next issue of the New DOMINION he
will furnish us list of subscribers
to this enterprise which will demon
strate its success.
We Cry For Help.
The old chestnuty complaint of
no houses to be found for rent in
Morgantown is becoming a very
plaintiff cry. There seems to be just
enough houses here for the number
of families. We hear a good deal
about building boom going to be
here in the spring, but from the pres
ent condition Of things we would adj
wise that spring be not waited for,
but start the building at once.
Recently several new families have
come here and they simply had to
take what dry picking in the matter
of houses they could get, and its a
fact that no dryer picking ever was
made. We must have the houses
and without them the growth of the
town is very materially hindered.
The.e's money in the business Of
keeping good, comfortable tenement
houses, and the more pains and money
expended on them, the more the
revenue to be derived.
We cry for help in this matter and
are urged by several persons who,
not having the ready cash to build
for themselves, are nevertheless will
ing to pay larger rents for better
houses. If Morgantown has not the
contractors to do the work, we can
assure those from abroad that for
tune awaits them if they como here
and erect from rs to 100 neat cot
tages for rent. People are sure to
come here II accommodations can be
can be secured for them.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

The comparison with any other
school for teachers the United States The Faculty large
Departments of Instruction and comprehensive the
session longer the expense less than similar institutions
New England which have years been regarded
the eminent in the country.
Reduced Railroad FMre Both Ways.
Certificate Of attendance good lieu County Institute
throughout the State.
Tuition $1,000 Boarding Room so "a. 90 per
necessary expense for entire session of six
$25 o $28.
President Secretary Morgantown for catalogue
d. B. PURINTON, A. NJ, Ii. d., President
EDWARD S ELLIOTT, A. b., IL. b. Secretary
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02
With Faculty Of Sixteen Able and Competent instructor,
TWENTY THREE DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION:

Pedagogics. 10. Gymnastics and Calishenics.
School Management Ia Model School in Primary Methods
g. Psychology. IS. Eng Gram. and Analysis, and
A. Methods of Teaching. Methods
s. Physical Science 10. Gcogapy and Methods.
6 Physiology and Hygiene u. Algebra and Geometry
T. French Is. History and Methods
s. 10. Arithmetic Methods
O. German Chorus and Sight Singing
kindergarten School Voice Culture and Solo Singing
H. Penmanship nd Methods Music
H. Civil Government 20. Reading. Eocution and Oratory
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

S A T. ES M Il N
Wanted for our complete line Of Nursery Stock,
All new, choice and Fastrse1ling Bpeclaltiea. I
large experiences in the business enables me 10 otSr
special advantages to beginners. Can Mako =
Successful Salesman OF any one who will follow
my instruction. Permanent employment. Wtges
paid each week. Outfit free. Apply At once, and
secure choice OF territory.
EDwARD ?. SMELL,
Muroorymom, HOehoooors ~ u
Mention this paper
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

Ia III oOmc -udrS pdSt, put VIC are
glad she is improving.
Frank R. Sapp returned on Mon
day from business trip to Park
ersburg.
Mrs. James M. Bell left Monday
for Washington to be present for the
Inauguration and to visit relatives.
Mr.. Bell will leave Saturday for the
same place
Miss Flora Fast arrived Saturday
from Clinton and will visit, for an in
definite time, her brother Mayor
Fast.
DR.. J. NJ. Reed returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the Smoky
City.
Mr.. Rogers, the new photographer,
with his family has gone to house
keeping in the house northeast of the
University adjoining the property of
John Barbe.
Lamar MADEIRA has gone-nobody
knowns where His visit to the Sec
tion mentioned is likely to be very
much prolonged.
Mrs. DR.. Rogers and little daughter
returned to their home in Nebraska
after visit of some weeks with her
husbands relatives in this place.
The face of George NJ. John wears
careworn expression and q sadder
heart than his meier throbbed in
manly bosom. The cause of all this
is that the gentleman having boosted
that ''Bebe" would kill rat, a trial
was made on Monday night, and the
rat being let out of the cage, "Bibe''
made one pass at him and only one
and then tucked his tail between his
legs and fed from the conflict. The
trial proves that "Bobo" will not kill
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02


what gas came over the line and not
consumed escaped into the creek.
BY some means this was ignited and
a perfect sea Of fire was the result.
The flames were about 20 feet high
and in circumference would measure
that much, which made it one Of the
greatest sights ever seen here. 1t
burned constantly and without ex-
ception everybody went to see it af-
ter nightfall. The light could be seen
from any point in town and was the
talk of everybody. 1t is there no
more since the new regulator was put
in at Mt. Morris.
The experimental part of our u.s.
ing the gas is through with. AS now
all tests have been made, the pres
sure thoroughly regulated ~and the
shutting off of gas when not looking
for it, done away with. Sunday the
Union Improvement Company put
new regulator in at the well, having
had the pressure on the pipes to 200
pounds to the square inch and found
that they would stand it. A press
urc not greater than IS TO 100 pounds
will be sufficient for the needs of
Morgantown at present and the new
regulator will keep it constantly at
about that amount. From now on
the gas will come in uniform pro-
portion and no more inconvenience
occasioned by experiments. Per-
sons are having gns put into their
houses as rapidly as possible and
the gas filters now have contracts
made month ahead. Everybody,
is delighted with the new fuel and
IN year from now we venture TO say
that those not using gas will be such
small number that they can be
counted on the fingers,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-03-02

Laura Everly and husband agains
Martha B. Keener and husband, Nos
l and 2. Dismissed as per agree
ment.
Levi G. Stiles admir- against Johl
L. Stiles guardian. Case referred
to /. G.. Lazzell, commissioner, to as
certain the amount of real and per
sonal estate belonging to John L
Stiles and the debts against tn
same.
Leroy Kiger's admir- against Lero,
Kiger's heirs, chancery. Referee
to r. E. Fast, commissioner, to settl
accounts of said admir- and to lscer
tain the amount of real estate owne'
by Leroy Kiger at his death and tn
debts against the same.
Joseph Kincaid against Rachae
C. Wagner, chancery. Referred t.
r. E. Fast, commissioner, to ascer
tain what real estate the note of th
plaintiff is a lien against, and tn
debts against the same.
George c. Sturgiss against Pete
Myers and others, chancery. Caus
dismissed.
Washington G. Morris agains
David G. Core and others, chancery
Decree for sale of real estate of Da
vid C. Core, and. decree suspende,
for 40 days on his motion.
Hiram Mitchell's admir- agains
w. w. Mitchell and others, chan
Gerry. Cause dropped from docket
William Lazier's ex'ors agains
Ann r. Scholes and others, chancery
Referred to r. E. Fast, commission
er, to ascertain liens against real es
tate, &c, in this cause.
Job S. Swindler against Thoma
p. Selby and others, chancery. Re
port of Commissioner Brown approx
ed, and decree for sale of the rea
estate of Thos. p. Selby.
Levi Stiles against Levi G. Stile
and others, chancery. Decree 70
sale of real estate of John L. Stiles
Raymond & Fleming against Gee
w. Dent and others, chancery. Re
| ferred to r.. Il. Fast, commissioner
| to ascertain the amount Of real es
tate owned by Geo. w. Dent, j. I
Dent and Marmaduke Dent at tn
fdate Of the plaintiffs judgment an
the debts against the same.
Leslie ]. Kelly, guardian, DC
against Samuel and Elmira E. Bryan
petition. Ordered that W. G. Kell
pay over to the plaintiff ~ foreig
guardian, ths money in biz hands .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

muB man bic 8stmiidung nidt gu fart
nebmen unb bic Tlii1etsit m6ali6f
menig auf Die 8tdtter, &anten ober
Stengel tommen lai1sn. @urtsn, Stir
Bis &obl. SeQerte (ntht Bel gu trcdss
mem @etter, neil fte bann ftodis tper>
benz gorre u. (. 10. lieben einen iolden
q)in5euB iebr. Nld einsm butdorine
senosn 3eeen tam man b:nisl6en glenn
lid fart MAIDEN. Obne cen 8aansen ies-
tier art, be gutseoiaflen 8osen lieten,
su ihaben
10. @enn man feine Saude CUR 8ers
fneuns bat, fam man t9 cine iolhe
Sliiisteit b%erfeasn, inbem man in
einsm eroBen 8ubel nit @ai5e Elm p1ar
giunb @uano auflDf. Das @aHer
bleibt einise Sage in Der Some ffeben
uno miro ndbreno Der 3eit bduf5 UNI
eeribrt. 8esofen tpiro nur nit oer fla;
rem Sliifistett
gftanaen, bic nod niht gut onsez
tpaaien fino, ober Elm serin5es Wursele
perm6gea baben uno Iopfgewsaie CUR
Belt Der Winterrube birfen teinen DIM
eerfluB bsfommen.
10. Obhbdume, tpelde auf our6Idl-
iisem 8ooen itsb:n, mafsn in beiBen
tpdsnen SDmmernl 3umal penn fe
p:els Srtidte aneei;st baben, 6fters
ourdorin8rno bespien werosn. Da'
buyh miro niht nur oas bdaf3e u.s.
fallen Der onse'esten 6rldte psrbincett,
ioxbern aud Die CUR ausbiloung Der
6ruhifnospen fir oas nddfs 5abt no
tbiee Na5rung ibnen 3u3efi9rt.
Ii. 9ard cas- 8sffreuen ces 8ooeus
Stpiihen ben pfansen nit p.rrottsteu
Dinser, @etberlobe, Sd5emebl &C.,
miro bei beibsr, trcdener Witterung be,
Boben miirbe, loder unb fdr Idnsers
3eit feuGt setalten, 10 oaB baeurd cir
81 &C s gi.Ben iberflli1e nib. Aud
miro babel bic @drme i'm 8oben bs1el
sebaIter, 70 baB 81: gflanssn bel leidtel
unb trdftig'r fcrtuadien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

den nabrbaiter fei> ais Saian, ob uno
tpie LANCE Elm 8eeiiteat gebratea tperben
miife, bamit es ia teine &raft berliere,
Db Der Rdie tpirtli6 peroauer belize
uno pb iid auii4en 8ier, @etn, 81
queur uno &afse niht nod einise aus
erlelene, frdftlgenoe @etrdnte obers pei.
len einihalten lieBen. SIR bas &inb
tn Der Wtese, 6as faum Die erifen bier
ooer feds 3d9ne Fat, itebt beim Gttpas
den idon Elm blutises Stid Sleiid
bersit, tie grDBeren Riuber biirfen obne
einen Sdlud &ptbwein gar nidt aus
Dem 9auie, uno uunier tdslides
5leil9", tpomD1ltd pbne 8rob, fommt
Gbenos 10 gut, pie bes Mittass tpieoer
auf jeoeu gut beididten Slid. Wabre
9etatomben (sroBe Mensen) biIbsn bic
Sitterlng Der pob!babenoen &eeiie in
ben groben Stdoten. Oieier lluseiun-
ben Sleildestuif bes Magsns bulbiat
@rpB uno 2lein, unb bie tpiloen Tbiere
In u~nieren Menagerien unb 3oploeif9en
@drten berStdten eber auf ibre Sleifds
ration, ais 10 Elm cultibirtes Stabttino
alf ieinen abenbltden Shinfen ooer
8raten. Son jsoer Mablseit er9ebt iid
unier Gulturmoitobiect iduerer, es sc.
betbt 10 3uiebeabs fort, Bis @tdt, Set
iudt, 3uderrubr, @aIeniteine u. +. 10.
ibrs erte Mabmana ms 9aus i@iden.
Dieie 2rantbeitsreiie ffebt in id6nter
Gtntsadt at etnanber, fe tbetlt fth III
ibre Dpfer unb rur bic Ssttleibistsit,
bic ia AUDI BON Gdiar besiniftgt puroe,
bat oas 8orredt, iebe ein3elne bieier
&ranfbeiteu besleiten gu biirfsn." 49,.
Gum Sdlub beibt es bann: vNod
imme. bdlt Elm GROCER Tbeil unieres
8irgertanbss AT Der alien Mdbisfeit
felt, mod ieben tpir Bel ibm an bsr Msite
tasstafel nur bic cine Tleiidipeiie, mod
ipielen Semitic uno Meblipstien lire
wi4tige Stole in unieren 0ausbaltuns
gen. tpelde ouf benz pbpiolosif9 riatis
gen spitem Der eemiidtea Soft ba1rt
ftno, nod getDren @etn uno Bier nl1r
gum SDnntaestiid> mno 10 raDge es
audi in 3ufunft bleiben, at ibrem unb
unierem 6eile, 2eiber sibt es AUDI III
Speiie uro Tranf, pie in &%leioune
uno S iiuren> cine Mobe, uno BIZ
iebt berri+m'e SIeiidmpbe, lit eint
Sborbett, bic fid bitter rddt. Die ret
den 2sute finb eetuDbnlih dratIider
&atbidldgen tpeit leidter suednslid
ale bic drnaere 8lafe, unb 10 mbger
fe umtebren unb ibren ueberfluB MIDI
in @tft bermanbetn, bas bs3 eigener
S6rper lanslam uno fiaer binpegraft
grceb bleibt grceB eIeidpiel, 81
bsfen Sdulotse unb Opfer 3ur Subn'
uno 8uBs nad einen 8abeort eefenoet,
oOer naa Osrtsl> @5itsin &c. entfsttst
tpsro en-"
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9 eim @rercieren.

&ittmeiiter gum Ginjabris= SreipiQi
gen, uelher beim &eiten bereits gum
britten NAL pom 8feroe fdlt) Son.
nertpetter. giuidbriser, mas idtpsben
Sic oenn foritpdbreno stp,iden 9immel
unb grbe Wenn 81, burdaus Sebl
Sabr in Der 9uft aboiensn tpogen> bdt=
ten Sic ftd bod beim 8aQonsD etade.
merit meloen 1plIen
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q ams- ,tnh~ 1amhmtrtbfd3aft.

= gtniee& egeIn Iberbal
8eeieben. SDa bas 8esteBen BET
9Hanssn, ben Obfbdumer uno Topf
getp6dien tetnen Shaben, ionbern pirf:
lid Nuten bringer, 10 Dot es init Sad.
tenntnib llnb 8oriidt gu eeidsben. Sc.
benz 8etreffenben t5nnen felsenbe &eeeln
sur &ihtihmar bienen:
l. Das bette @ieBwai1er 1T &esenz,
8lubz uub Teidwai1er. SIT man &c:
nDtbigt 8runnenwafer gu nebrnsn, 10
icQte man es tpenietens einen Sag lang
In einsm &ibel Dber Sab uao ben Son
n%enitrablen ausfeben.
2. Die bette Bet bes @ieBens 1T Der
Morgen unb Mbeno. 8pr SDbannis
etebs man Morgens, neil biz oabin bic
Nd9te nod gu tibl fino uno bas 8afer
in folse beHsn ben Booen gu falt maebt
mad Spbannis 9iese man abenos, oa
bic Spnnenfra5len i@on am friiben
Morsen 10 inteniip nirfen, baB bas
@aHer gu idneu perbunitst, obne oab
Die paansen gsniieeno Nuben oapoa bas
ben. @er bei beiBem Spnneniaein nit
toltem 8runnenpa6er besiebt, iadoigt
nsp1ansaneen nno riatet empfinoltde
Semitic gu srunoe.
3. Sin einmalieeS, ftartes, ourhs
brineenoes 8eSieben 1T tpirtiamer. als
mebtmalises idwa4es nebersiebea.
Saatbsete finb bierbei natirli4 aus9e-
nonmsn. Das @a1er, wel@es 8ldt=
ter unb Stsnsel benefit, ruff a~1erbinss
cine momentane grfiidunJ bsrnor, BEL
Irodenbeit Der Suit aber b~erbunfen bic
auf ben 9flan3en abgelaeerten @aHer.
trppfen iibsraus raid uno Der 9aupt.
spsd, ben 8ur3sln bas Wa1er als
GsndbrunssfactOr su3afdbren, ssbt per'
loren
4. Sci 1Ape1em, binbisen 8ober
muB man Bel iolden Bfan3en, 3uiIda
bsnsn ni9t sebadt tperoen lam, bOriids
tig gieben, bamtt bic gtbe nidt cine feIfs
&ruite iest
5. 9fan3,n nit 9iablwurseln mii6er
bidt am Stamm, ioIde nit ausgebrei:
tetem @urselpermSgea in ent1pr4snoel
g~ntfernuAe bendHert petben'
6. EisHiesenbe, tetmenbe Samer
broaden b5dt ielten ooer gar ntdi
bego1en 3u tpsroen ; Ha4lie8enot
mus man rur penis, aber oft bepdi'
iern.
7. Cine bduige 8epdia uns beoir'
fen bic 8lumerl. unb @emiispfan3er
in Der 3sit ibrer erften gntwidluns
6ernec Die Grobesren CUR 3eit Ger 8lutb'
uno oes &sifens Der Stihte. Der 2opf
lafat, oamit er niht balo In Saat idiebt
Der 8lumenfoble, bamit Die 8Dpfe fef
bleiben, Stables, namit lie niht i9wam
mig werben, bic Obibdume In burdtdi
igem 8ooen, bei anbaltenoer 9arre
blmit fe ridt bic Sti6te fallen lai
len u. I. 10.
8. Sir Die srobts Webr3abl Der Sc
muie lit Elm 8epiHern bann nib
mebr erforberlid, wenn oiejenisen Ibetl
ausgebiloet fino, Die man BON ibnen be
nutt.
9. giae 8eimiiduns bon Sud-
gum @ieBpaFer betommt ben 9Han5en
bie in eritsr Tradt sebaut uerben I'M
idabet ben iibrigen nur ielten. 0u