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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BUY THE INAUGURAL MARCH,
GEORGES La RAIME.
viii be played by all the principal bands in the pro-
cession, and by the Marine Band on Tuesday at the
Pension Building. For sale at
ELLIS MUSIC STORE,
mh2-s 937 Penna ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

eho Souiefcuce rtpOrt On
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
The conferees have reached an agreement On
all matters of difference, with four exceptions
the amendments Of the Senate relating 70 the
use of steam presses in the bureau of eneray-
ing and printing, increasing the limit of cost of
the new library building, granting the widow OF
Chief Justice Waite the balance Of one years
salary, and making an indefinite appropriation
to provide additional accommodations for the
government printing Office As far as agreed
upon the bill appropriates SIS go 600
The report having been agreed TO, Mr.. Long,
OF Massachusetts, moved that the House recede
from its disagreement to the amendment Of
RELATIVE TO THE STEAM PRESSES.
The bill as it passed the House contained q
provision for the payment Of q royalty Of one
cent per thousand impressions. The Senate
amendment increases the royalty 10 50 cents
per thousand impressions.
Mr.. Foran, Of Ohio, opposed the motion 10 re-
cede. The sooner these presses were thrown
out OF the bureau entirely the better it would
be for the country.
Mr.. Farquhar On. - took the same view,
and declared that at present the government
was now bound by patent octapus, which bled
Mr.. Buchanan CN. J.) contended that the
steam-press printing was not equal TO hand
press printing, and argued that the steam
terest Of the people that their currency should
be printed in such Q way that il could not bs
counterfeited-
Mr.. Rogers, Of Arkansas, regarded the war
made upon the steam presses an attack made
upon science, progress and labor-saving ma
chinery.
Mr.. Gallingsr, New Hampshirs, and Mr.
Wheeler, Of Alabama. bore testimony 70 the
superiority of the handwork.
Mr.. Butterworth, of Ohio, said that this vss
the frst time that the power Of Congress was
invoked 10 60 into an executive department and
throw labor-saving machinery out He hoped
Il would be the last
Mr.. smith (wis.) was proud Of an opportu-
nity. 70 cast his vote IN favor Of labor-saving
machinery.
Ths motion 70 rsoeds was loss-ysas, 100,
nayn, 11a
TEE NEW LxBnARy BUILDING.
Mr.. Reed (fe.) moved that the House rseeds
from IT, disagreement 10 The Senate aDsa1-
nsnt inorsasing the limit Of cost Of The nv y
braxy building 70 o5, -, ,0oo, exclusive a -
eppeeqria<iooa hsrs&ofors uadA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

District Of Columbia, IS:
I, GEORGE Il. B. WHITE Cashier of the above
named bank do soemnly that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
GEORGE H. B. WHITE, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this I'd day OF
March, 1889. j. W. HOWELL, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
j. W. THOMPSON,
JAMES E. FITCH, ,,.o.
H. A. WILLARD, I Directors.
1t N. w. BURCHELL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
House OF Representatives.

Mr.. Scott (Pa.) suggested sarcastically that
an appropriation be made to meet the ex-
penses Of the committee. The Senate has ap-
pointed half dozen committees TO go on summer
excursions and he thought that House commit
tees should be entitled TO the same privilege.
The resolution not having been returned IRON
the printing Office, Mr.. baker withdrew bis
request
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09
The Colonel Was Nonplussd.

In Frankfort KY, they know nothing in
practical way Of the convenience aud
comfort Of natural gas. They have heard
Of il, Of course, and not fer from that city
there Is said TO be we'll which has long
been considered o phenomenon withon.
ailording any utility 70 any one II b"
oil the indications Of S*EUsser, but no o.
has attempted to drill for the fuel or sp
ply it TO domestic needs. When Color
Church, Of Frankfort. came here TO be h
readiness for the horse sale he found u
natural gas fro ut the New Denison, TIE
air being sharp aud frosty, an invite
blaze. With his mind on horses Of hig
strain and prospective prices be ssv.
doubtless, in the flames the going, goioy
gone, at a high iigure, of many cles
lmbed animal He had been in this st, '-
Of restfulness and peace for thirt yminut
or more, when, breaking from the revsri
he espied not far away Colonel Pepper
the south Elkhorn stock farm, Here
Pepper, said Colonel 'Cburcb, and Colorei
Pepper responded by going over TO be-
friend. asking: What is it?
Do YOU see that wood there with tLe
flames all around IN said Colonel Chnrel.
pointing TO the non.combustible sticL'
that lay across the brass and highly orna
mented anfirons.
Yes. .te
Well, have been looking vt that wood
for a half Lonr. It's tho hsrses
wood ever saw. The moss on IL svs
won't bura.
Moasl Thunder, lbs wood iiself WOO
caich l,e' noticed il twenty -four honi'
ago and the sticks are the same | saw ther
yesterday.
As neither could solve the question
Colonel Pepper. ca the inyiisionsof Dol
onei Church. went 10 The rear Of the iobb,
10 talk boss. !"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09

her uieht capped face. sna sohhed uat;
o ofaa,, didiy .Gisdy. knowcd you
\ e1mel blea. your hesrii
Sh~ hal nevrr cAllcf him '~iiily. ex
ceptisg Ia her ienderes, moods. sui tiii
con fsI, that she vas now open 10 the 70
eoncilis,iou ior which be bad been long
ing as eagerly @ she. during all their
months oi separation.
lie took her mp tendetly ia bis strong
arms. and carried her oui 10 the little sta
bio which stood on slight elevation, aud
was no, YET submerged. lie laid her
down gently on The dry bay, aud before
she uucia-ped her thin arms IRON sroanJ
his neck, she pat up her face aud Kissed
him on both cheeks, crying softly as she
ala 80. and repeating, o Giddy, Giidyl
how good you are, when have treated you
so badly. m
Dout say word, replied Gideon, |
have treated you worse than you have me.
BY midnight the storm was cnded and
the stars we're shining. The little houss
was Ia three or four fcet Of water, but
Gideon bad brought all the bedding out
before Il got vet, and pow he spread the
feather beds and blankets, and quilts ont
10 The. bottom al The llltle wagon. aud hav-
iug put Misc Elscss and thu sleeping Jo-
hanna gently npon them, he drove slowly
homeward.
The next morning he sailed forth carly
to get . stout woman who lived not far
away to come aud "clean things up" at
his house and stay until his sister had re-
covered from her rheumatism.
When he returned an hour later. Miss
Electa called him to her bedside. aud said
to him in subdued voice, Gideon. about
the roam colt, only wanted to say that
Gideon Interrupted her with little
ehuckle.
Drat that colt he said but it was cheer.
lily, The troublesome eritter fell into
that deep ditch by the big road last night
aud broke his neck, and I'm glad OF III
So am l, Gideon, said Miss Electa feeb
ly, as she closed ber eyes and went to
sleep again in greater peace Of mind than
she had known for many months. Youths
Companion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09


The following incident occurred a
bridgcwsler, N u We ssked ypups
mAA TO sttend the temperance meeting on
sanday evening, and li. reply was, My
clothes are not good eaough 10 attend
church. Ny wages have been smsll ,h.
year. and must have them raised smother
Year or ! ,hanf work for my prsea. em.
ploycr
ho. mneh are you receiving this yesrs
iou arc working on q iarmS
Yea, and ] set 500 for u,ns moolhs and
my board.
| When Is your time on,i
u will be on, in two weeks.
How much money will you have coming
10 you ,hsnS
Not anything have drawn more than
my pay now.
How maah Of the 5000 have you spen.
for olothiags
Not quite $40.
Have you any beside yourself to supper.
Tor care forg
No, air; sn for myself.
What has become OF the slG0y
W.ell, 1--we spent that
%, You haves Did YOU pu, h on, al
ln'erest' You don't seem 10 have any gree.
desire TO tell where il did go. do youi
Well. let me tell you 10 June you drew
$50 aud went up TO Utica TO = circus you
got drunk, and be, on three card monte,
aud lost all you had, got into fight, got
whipped, put in the Lookup (lhe man who
gets whipped is always the man who gets
locked up). aud IN the morning the record.
er tined you Sl0Y Is that true2
Yes sir but how did you and /, outs
That don't matter. 1t seems they did
not leave you anything. When the races
were IN Utica you drew $40 more aud went
there, You drank freely, you were just
fnll enough to bet on the slow horse, and
lost oil you had. You had another fight.
and as usual, received sound thrsshing,
was taken before the recorder, aud for .
second offence paid $40 fine. You did not
even profit from this transaction. You
went to hop dance; wbiskey was plenty
aud you partook freely. You imagined
some one lnsulted you and the result WAS
ageneral row. This cost you S25 more
besides the cost OF court, and paying
your lawyer should think you would
want your wages raised,
He stood looking at the ground and then
said:
can see it all. What u fool l an
Why, have worked for my present EN-
ployer for five years, and have not laid up
q cent. | have worn poor clothes, have
found fault because my pay was small. II
II bad not been for drink | should now
have $500 ut interest, should be we'll dresi
ed and respected by honest people:
will be at the meeting just az am, and
sign the pledge for lie.
He kept his word He hes been true 10
it, aud is now one Of the leading young
men in Oneida county.
Young men. can you see yourself in u Il
picture2 II you can, heed the truth and
be made better by correcting your mis-
taken way of living,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09

I. ~ doubiini If there is bnsier spot 10
The worl Of the same so than Manhst.
tau Island. With the year ending with Sep
lember the elevated railfosds Of New YORK
city carrisi more than l70. 0D0. 900 psssen.
gers. Add tha, is passenger tufie Only
four aud hall million. less than tbs whole
nsanc 81 tho GRIMM empits Tor the same
'tims. sith its 1900 Mills ~ roads Ia
France. where there /, more trsvei. the ~
corl Is 2o5. 1880 passengers carried o,sf
her ~. IA miles u rod. xLich i. sb9ai
Is per cent more ihso gent up ssJ dosn
10 S-w York aud wandered 10 sed fro 10 u
during tue same time. 10 this coa1lfy
lariug ibe same lime there we're carried
i2s. z2j.5l3 passepgsrs.oy the 1922
miles of road, bat ~ tbis wsfs ineindsd
the 10. 000. 900 Of Sew York's iItnmnssi
record. 81 IL appears lbs. this traffic vss
about 10 per cent Of the trsfiie Of the
whole country, sai !. wss carried on 80 Ia
miles Of track.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09

Westeruer tin Philadelphia gun storel =
Sure this is the best gun ye have?
Dealer That is the best revolver made
sir; the very latest patent,
Self-cocker?
Yes, sir.
Forty.ive calaber. is it?
Yes, sir.
Think the barrels long enough?
Plenty.
|. Shoot to kill, eh2
Undoubtedly. Do you expect to 60 bear
huuting, or is aa Iudian war likely?
Oh, no. ! aint no frontiersmsn, ain T..
l live in Prairie City; but we expect to
have little Argument soon about site
fer new postoilice,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09

Mrs Bullion I'm sfrsid. Mary
An. that yaa sre inciirei 10 bs ei-
uaysgaot Mary Aan Me extras
assbt, is iti snre y'z are mistaken
Mrs.. Ballion You barn too msny
candles Mary Ann NJ, barnin
csndiesf Disil van. Mss. Bullion
Tha,s very odd. A. ] passed the
kitchen door, when The butcher :
young man Vas here last night. an sure
heard him speak to yoa abou. your
taper waste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09

Sappr's famous dispatch from India ap
nouuced bis sictofy i'd one wori Peccasi
abich is. by interpretation, ! have Seia
t, Very much of the same kind sss
4, aeral de Boufmonl message TO the
H. ch War Minister in 1880. when Dag Of
Alsiefs escaped him after being taken
PerJidi Diem : | have lost a Dsy, ], H.
said that Drske. when the ships Of the
a mats turned their sails. sent to Eiiae
beth the word CiniLsrides es--tbst is. Tia
Spanish ay. Tbis lsst is probably fable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09

saA osst ssl nslissals vlstlsss for tho sans
rsss ssA Aces blshs. oesa Way ssd Ccn.
s-sssssSs ntsps u ell hists. ssshs. ssw~
Nsps ss1 essss Pipe.
Z. PssAlss Ass sAs ssesssssy tesis " - ssy
-. ss psvsss. asd vali give sssaasiss - 49,
- is~gs q sns1L - o. paHs stshsr 70 tiasrsE
> tsrs 70 pst - 81 eistsn
uAaeoeg1Ge. ", ApM y. ten. tnai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-05-09
Bridget and Polly.

There was an incipient riot at an apart.
ment house few days since, and it all
came about because Ralph Harrison Of the
Hotel Register brought two parrots into
the building Mr. Harrison moved in on
Tuesday, and on Wednesday the parrots
had become thoroughly acclimated and
ready for any emergency. The opportun-
ity was not long in coming. Two cooks
employed on the second and fifth floors re.
spectiyely iudnlged in the customary ex-
change OF condolences from their windows
on the air shaft, and remarked in an INCL
dental manner OF the delicacies each eX-
pected TO enjoy for dinner. Suddenly, at
the most intensely exciting period OF the
confidence, voice rang out with all the
conciseness aud clearness Of philosopher
chary Of his breath
Oh. shut up!
Shut up, who9 came exeitcdIy from the
second story.
Oh, shut up was repeated.
Shut up yourself, yon freekied huzzy;
what right have you tointerrupt usp came
from the fifth.
Yes, you impudent thing, il would be
more becoming for you to mind your own
business. echoed the second
Show your frowsy head out OF your win
dow, whoever you are. aud III ill IL with
red bot ashes, was the upper floors threat.
Ratsl came the voice again.
Hold your tongue, Itell ye, you miser
able, insulting nuisance, or I'll complain
to Mr.. Burte about ye. Mr.. Burte is che
cyclone that preserves order among dis,
cordsnt tenants.
Shut mp. shut mp, shut ur came in 81
volley, and whether II was the yehemenceI
Of the continued assault or that the i1furi
ated chefscaught sight OF the green feaih
ers and yellow head Of their iormenlor a.
Mrs. Harrison removed him from tlie
neighborhood Of the window aud placed
him further 10 loors i. not known; but OF q
sudden theslr shaft became as quiet as The
husband Of prima donna, until the laugh
tercof that wise bird, smothered by dis
tsuce came To the greatful consciousness
OF the smused listeners.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
Kirfb@aft.

Siri6iaft mir6 bereitet, in6em man gatts
reife, iiiBe &trideu e%ntitielt, nit ben &ernen
seritoBt uno in Su9eoeGtem Sppf 4 bis 5
Sage in ben Seller itelt; bann preBt MAJ
fie aus, ieBt auf ieOes 8funb Suit } PfunD
!3uder su uno to6t ben Saft unter itetem
Abi6dumen 10 LANCE, Big er fid in SGOen
3ieben lGBt. 9fa6 benz @rfalten miro er in
Slaiden 9efiiut; bteie peroeu 3ugebunoen
an einem tiblen Srte a%ufbepabrt. Mian
funn AUDI Dem Saft Dor Dem &oden ettpas
3immet unb 0telfen, geftoBen, auieben.
ytp6 better ais Der Suit aus iiiBen &trl6en
lit Der Saft aus lauren &iriden. Wtan
it0Bt J., 8. 3 Quart CUTE, reife laure Sir
i6en nit ben &ernen, unb lGBt 6te W1aiie 3
bis i Sage I'M fiblen Seller ite6en. Damn
ieibt man ie ourd, Deriebt ben Suit nit J
l1n5e 5eritoBenem 3imraet, eben 10 piel gtelz
fen, ! Hinge Serriebene Mustatnub uno lGBt
i'm etnigelnal dufto6en. Oto6malS our6z
ietbt, tpiro Der Salt nit elmer binldneIi9en
Waenge 3ufer DerieBt, burb &oden ettpaS
einaeOiGt unb na6 Dem @rtalten in @GGiern
a%ufbeipabrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

g o m erm Is Ell. - To. 4 gu c
auf Der Sa5n No. 3 gu 67@75c.
Mintermel5en- Nuf Der gabn gto.
4 gu CSC, No. 3 rotber gu 68@76c, No. 2
5u &C
SAFER gertanfe auf Der gabn SEQ.
3 214@234c, rpeiBer 24@26c. ; 0to. 3 weiBer
26A@274, @erite 27@28c; int Spet0er 26
@264; 9eD. 2 23c., i'm Spei9cr 234c4; 9eo.
2 peiBe CSC.
Corn. : gerfdufe auf Der 8abu $50. 4
324c; gto. 3 81 334@34c, im Gpei6er 33R
gfo. 3 DeiBes tetne GerfGufe; Jto. 2 I'M Speiz
der 335@34c; SEQ. 2 tpeibes i'm Speider
344c; SEQ. 2 9elbes i'm Spet9er 33B@34c.
@erte- Jto. 4 na6 Brobe Su o.,
gto.3 5u -@-c.
9eu: SEQ. 1 Eimot6p 3u $1O.O0@10.5 so,
30. 2 DO. al S9.50@9.O0, Mireo $1,000
$50 uro rplalro Br0lrie $7.00@8.50 Die
Gpnne.
Sdmereieu &t:not6p $1.25@-,-
Sla6S 1.54, EleeIamen -.
Ross Ell. yto. 3 auf Der 8abn 80
c.. 9to. 3 40@404c.
SIete.- 9.00-9.25 bic Come beim Gar.
Wftobltngs- $8.75@9.50 ole &orne
beim Gar.
8b;st.p .. Loo.
Siif erw IT, 83@@85c, Sort garz
rels" urb S. .O7t@1.1O .HarO &ierceS"
String Scans. 75c @1.O0 Das
Gtit9en @ ! 9. 8a6sbobnen aus SQinots
1.75 Der Bul9el.
9ie Ylants. - 1O@15c. bas Obb.
Gter-. 12@-c. bas Oso.
Sobn Ell, -SeiteJ tautes IL $l.95 @2.O),
WteOtums 1.85@1.9J.
@etI it3eL = 3ebenotss 6Hbner SC, Sur
tens 5@9c, Gnten 5000, WGnle So. 0O@S4. 90.
9ibner pom 9erblt @ Spring" 100
124c fir bic beiten.
&%artoffeln. Burbants 4O@5Oc
bettt @ar, Seautp, Of 9ebrons 45@-c., @arlp
Der -@-c Geue 8ermubaer 81. 50@5.0 90
Oas Sap. Rep Orleanler s S,50@-.-. SIM
CAT 81 .00@1.25.
9 eet : Is o at o es. = $1.50@se.0 90
boS SAB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
Rirfdpetn.

&trldtpetn tpiro berettet, tnoem man CUTE
iaure ODER baIb laure balb liBe &triden,
porsiiglib bon Der fleinen iGmarSen Waloz
firihe, ~entitielt uno iamrnt ben &ernen 5er>
qIetlht. Sen Bret t6ut man IN Gin bDlserz
mes @efGB uno l6Bt ibn einiae Gage iteben.
Damn gieBt man ben Sdft Our6 ein 6aarz
ite6 unb preBt ben 3uriid9ebliebenen 8ret
aus. @uf ie 10 @aIonen bieies .Saftes
miro Elm YfInO gelduterter, ganS retner 500
Mig ooer 3uder unb J gint gutter &orltz
branntpetn (8ranbD) su9eiebt, Die Ueaiie
in Elm SAB 9efitut, ettpaS t6efe betge9eben
unb al tinen fitblen Ort sur @dbrung ges
lteut. Sat Der Q4ein ge60rig gegobren, 10
mirb er BON Der 6efe mittelit ettpas gei9nits
tener 6auienblale Qsinglass) abgefldrt unb
auf Slaiben gefiiut, Die man felt Dertorft
ur6 in ben Seller legt.
Sin anbereS &erfabren lit folgen6es:
Muf ie 2 Quart &iri6eniaft ieBt man l
8funo 3uder All. &tri6iaft uno 3uder
fitlt man auf Elm 6aB, ritbrt gut Inn, i6ldgt
ua6 Der @Gbrung ben Spu1o'feit Elm, ldBt
oas SAB 3 WtOnate rubtg lte9en uno 5tebt
buuu ben g6eiu auf Slaiden. Sin gutter
Girl6meiu lGBt fi6 aud NIT So6annisbeerz
loft beretten. Wean 3er1t0Bt gang reife laure
&tri1en, lGBt ben Bret "a Stunbea gut
3u9eoeft itebeu, preBt i'm aus unb iebt auf
jebes Quart &tri6iaft l Quart S%obannisz
beerlaft, l Quart Waiier un0 l 8funo 3uz
der gu. 0aS Semitic Dtro auf ein TdB6en
0efiut, in ben erlten Sager 3upeilen ur1z
geriibrt, QG6ren g~elaiien, aufgefiiIt uno na6
Der 0Gbrun9 Der &tri6mein auf Slal6en
ge50gen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

id6pfte iofort Geroa9t, 6aB Der So0te nit
Dem lett mebreren Ta9en perlniBten Sobn
Sage ibentii6 lei. Die Bei6reibung paBte
9eilau auf Die 2eiNe. Sage fano Dor me67
reren 8oden @ufnabme i'm Gountpe 6oSpis
tai. lls es ibm bort nidt gefteI uno er
feline 2lbbiiIte fir ieine 9eiOen ftnOen fonnte,
febrte er auts Siefite nieoergeltimmt III Die
Wobnung Wtitdeu's 3urid. yta6 smet
Sagen berlieB ct baS 9aus ieines @aits
~freunbes in aQer StiIe.
I'm it6er 81 geben, 6aB Elm Sprung in
ben See ibn BON allen 9eiOen befreten tpitrbe,
beluo CT ieine Iai6en nit ibDeren Steinen
nnb i6nitt Oaour6 ieOen etpaigen geriu6,
gerettet SIT nerben, Die WeOalid,fett Of.
Der tiiGii6e WatdigansS See ipiiIte Sreitag
alh Die 2ei6e oeS am Sonntag BET elmer
8ootfabrt DerungliiGten S6neioers Gbarles
gtor0itrom ans 8ano.
Sin %unbefannter &nabe ftel geiteri1 gtads
mittag BON benz 6afenoantm Der ytorolette
In ben Gee ullb e%rtraltf, bepor Senlano oas
H~ettungSperf begtnnen fonnte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

Bis 3 Sage unter ieneiligem l1mriibrsn in
Dem @efdBe iteben blei6t, bann att Elm SAP
gefIIIt mirb. Oieies legt man in Ben &elz
Ter, beoedt baS Spullolo6 nit einem 9Gpp7
ben unb siebt Den Wein nab p~oIenDeter
@abrung, Die 3 bis 5 Wfonate bauert, auf
eth an0eres Sub ober anf Slai6en.
2. gu einem Quart Sollunberbeeriaft
nimm 2BfunO 3uder un6 oann 9utes, flaa
res &egennaiier, bic bus @an5e etre @alz
lone alsmabt. Otan ldBt Die Waalie in Ell
mem beliebigen @efGBe gabren nnb 5tebt ie
lpdter auf Slaihen ab.
Sn dbnli6er @eiie fam man audi Sos
bannisbeeren> uno 8rombeeren>Me bereiz
ten, nur niu1mt man baun bret 9funo
2ider.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17

fat ben gfa6tbeil, nenn ntdt gut geltlbt,
let6t burh ltarfen Wiu6 u%mgeDorfen 3t
Deroen, aud blei6er Die Sutter9etpdhle
auf ibm ni1t 10 gut bdngen, iple aut Der
YpramIoe.
Sine brittle, uno sfpar bic ant tpentgiteit
ubli0e 6orm Der @~eriilte biloen Die Hlee..
reuter-, cine 8enennung, Die man bduftg auf
aIe 6ormen Der Srodengeritite a1tpenoet.
QIuf 2 ober 3, ie mad Der 2dnge oes See
reuters, lngenannten S6eeren, D. 3. uoer
&reu3 in ben 8oben gerammten uno an Der
&reusungsiteIe feft Derbunoenen Stan9en,
iperoer Querltangen 9ele9t, llber fpeld)e
man Die sSuttergemI6ie bdngt. Wtt Jte0t
.taoelt man on ibnel1, oaB Die Suttermal1e,
neil su felt auf ben Queritangen altf7
lieqenb, uno benz Winoe nad1 allen Setten
bin ni@t geniigenb breite 6lGde %btetenO,
bic Ourd1liittung oes Suffers ipent9er gut
ais aui Den anoeren Verititen 1%tattttnoen
tonne. Qlues 3ulammen genolnlleu err
i6eint oa6er Die YDrdmtoe ais oas nou@
fpmmenfte @erilit.
SIM QQoemeinen oiirfen Die 8fanSen
nur in a~bgepOlftem !3ultanoe aut bic @e1
rifle gebra6t ner0en, tDent mon 0aS linz
ieken peri1eiben mill, benin gall5 frtl6e
Yilansen Liegen All felt allf ben Qlerbol3ern,
moourd) iid) bort lebr bulb Sdtmmelbtl1
bungen eiuitellen, Sn benz WfaBe als Die
8flansen ibre Teudtigfeit perlieren. biloen
iib 9uftfandie, woour6 Die 8erounitung
QefDrpert lpiro. Our6 DaS Srodnen Der
SuttergepG6ie auf @eriiiteu, tperben oieie
lufttroGen, obne ipeleHtlib an threr
Shma6bafti8teit unb glarbaftigfeit Dur6
NHslaugen unb 8lattperluit etn5ublBen.
6auptldhli6 in feudlten &lirnaten ftlto oers
sleid)en @eriIte Sur !6euwerbung BON
auBerorOentli6 bobem Wertbe, namentItb
fit Die blattretde1 @etpddie.
gSas ben Mr~bettsaufpano BET oteler 0euz
neutrality-suspicious. anbetrifft, 10 mag oer1
ielbe inter llmItdnoen niGt Dtel 9roBer letn,
tpte BET elmer a1oeren, a~Ieroings bat man
babel bos brett bis pierfahe @etDtdt tnt
8ergleih gu troduerem 6utter 81 betpegen
ultD Die 0~eriiite altSsufa6ren un0 auf3uz
~itellen, 0afIr geidtebt aber aud bic 2lrbett
nit einem Weal, ii6 tDteberbolenoe, hGltfIg
tpeite 0auge, ipie lie bel ben anoeren user
bun9smetboOelt unpermeiolt6 itno, tueroen
eripart uno DaS !6eu fam, obne S6aoen
81 nebn1en. Bis Sur paiienben 3eit gum Gtns
bringen altf benz Seloe perbleiben.
lin i6lieBlt6 nod einen Qn6dIt gu 9ez
ben fir Die ungefdbre 8ere6nuug. bes
&oitenpunttes m09e erpdbnt iperoen, ouB
auf cine Bpralnioe 10 uiele CRIME BlanSen
aufaepddt peroen fOnnen, oaB bret big tlnt
Sentrer uerhletbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-17
Rbdbdrberwein.

9(uf 8 Quart tpei6es. @alier nimm 5
Bfunot in binne S6ciben gelhnittene &baz
barberiteugel in ben Wfonaten Wfai uno
Stunt. 6alte baS @efdB beoedt; ribre tGaz
lih einigendl Inn uno laiie es 10 Sage itez
ben. Yreiie bann bas @an3e bur6 eil1en
Steb ooer Stebtu6. tbue 81 ieOem Quart
auS9epreBter 6liiiii9feit / Bis ! 8funo
3u6er, ben Saft BON elmer Gttrone uno BON
Der 6Glfte Der Shale, enblt6 80 Gran
9auien6laie. 0teie muB man suDor fem
Seri6neioen, in Waiier fodenb al1fl0ien uro
baun erfaltet beifil9en. Oas @anse filQt
maj in Elm Sab unb iiberldBt es Der @G6z
rung. gtadoem Oieie Dolenoet, p~erlpunoet
man OaS Sab unb ldBt es bis MGr5 oes
nd6iten Sabres rubig &iegen, UNI ben Bein
Dann auf Stai6en gu fiuen, Die felt perz
torft per0en miiien.