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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
Resolutions of Coincidence

Resolutions OF coincidence
The Martins Ferry Uaion of the A. F..
G. ". U has adopted the following reso-
In ions Of respect;
WHEREAS, In view Of the lOss we have
sustained by the loss Of our friend and
BROTHER, William Madden, and of the still
heavier loss sustained by those nearer and
dearer to him; therefore, be it
Res0lrcd, That it is but a just tribute to
the memory Of the departed 10 soy that in
regrettiag his removal from our midst, We
NOUN for oae who was in every way
worthy OF our respsct snd regsid'
ResOlred That we sincerely condoe
18th the family Of the deceased on the
d,spensati0n with which 1t has pleased
ID Woe Providence TO siil ct them, end
commend them for consolation 10 Him
wbo orders al things for the best, and
whose chsstisemeBis are meant In mercy.
ResolUed. T1at this heartfelt testimonial
o. oar sympathy and sorrow be spread up
on the minutes Of Local Union No. 10 A.
f. G. W. U, end a copy he sent to the
family Of cur deceased brother.
FRANK DENNIS,
DAN CLINE,
WILLIAM Brown.
Tie above resolutions should have ap'
pasred in Sundays issue of the REGISTER,
but for some uraccountable reason did no'
reach the ofice in time for publication
Ed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA. November 81 Petroleum
Opened at 81 0,H; highest 81 055s lowest
81 03}s; closed at 81 03H Sales, 1900 barrels;
Clearances s3s 0oO barrels; charters, 6i,67l bar
rels; shipments, GOSH barrels
PITTsBURG, November 30 -Potroleum--Weak-
err; opened at 81 05l<: closed al 0s5s' highest,
l 053 {. lowest, 025s
BRADFORD, PA. Nov. so Petroleum Opened
at 81 O5IS: closed at 81 033s; hishest 81 O5 IS;
lowest 81 O3]z; clearances $4,000 barrels.
TITUsvILLE, PA, Nov Opened
81 O5 highest 81 053s; lowest and closed at
l 03H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
Il ANAWHA q OHIO RAIL

TRoBr W. KELLEY, Receiver
CKanawha Short Line Schedule IN eject y 90,
risrv 3d 1850. subject 10 change without notice.
Trains leave Wheeling 1904 m. via ONO RIVER
r. r.. arrive Charleston $3.50 P M. leave
Charleston 6.i5 a. m, arrive Wheeling 7a5 p. m,
WAC. X. r. x. Leave Charleston l2"g p. m,
arrive wheeling 1855 p. m. via Columbus and
pan. Handle daily except Sunday. Central
standard Time" Sundays. only trains leave
CHARLESTON 500 a. m, arrive Wheeling i5 p. M,
VIA " h. H. " GEO. J. ERMLICH, G.P.A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

Leave the city at ,c0 q. m. and run every hour
until g01p m Leave Wheeling Park az @ q. n.
.rt ruu every ho-r until 1000 %. 10. Except
.hurch nain. which VIII leave Park az 9.i3 a.
m ana City az 11.I5 %. m. G.. HIRScH,
Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.

For Chicago. s:s5 and 1905 m. and 1910 p m.
daily. aud 4:l5 p. m. daily Except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1905 a. m. aud lob p. m,
daily.
Columbus ard Chicago Express, Except sun
day, 4:l5 p. m.
Sunday
81. Clairsville Accommodation, 1905 a. N. and
l:i5 and ASP m, EXCEPT Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, 1913 and $50 a. m, and 6l0
p m, daily, and HOO 8. m, daily, Except sun
day.
: tClnclnnau Express, 5.55 a. m. and 6l0 p. M
daily,
Columbus Accommodation, llOO a. m daily,
Except sunday.
S. Claisvile Accommodation, II 90 a. m and
and l:35 and CHOP. m Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
Railroads,
baltimore AND OHIO R.R.

Departure and arrival OF Trains at wheeling
Eastern time Schedule in effect Nov. 2ith. 1889.
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore Philadelphia aud New York,
AS a. m 2:25 and ll.50 daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 7.S0 q. m. daily
Except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation 2:2j p M, daily.
Noundsyille AccommO istion, 100 a. m, TX
cept Sunday.
AREIVE.
From New York Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$50 a. m. and l2:35 p. m. aud ll505 p. m, daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 5:35 p. m, Ex-
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. 1245 p. m, daily.
Moundsyllle Accommodation, 905 a. N, tx
cept Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
God save our gracious queen
Long live our noble queen.
cod save the uuequl

And then they shouted 'Huzza! huzza!
on. il was . proud day for those returned
warriors Bat brighter, better and glad
der day will come when Christ shall gather
those who have toiled 10 his service, good
,oldiers of Jesus Christ. He shall riss
before them, and in the presence OF all the
glorifisd of heaven he will ssy; Well
done, good and faithful servant! end
then he will distribute the medals Of eter-
nal victory, not inscribed with WORKS OF
righteousness which we have done, bat
with those four great bsttlttields, dear to
earth and desr to heaven, Bethlehem
Nazareth Gethsemane Calvary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

Through tickets, and baggage checked 70 AT
points
For rates and other information. address
W. J. ROBINSON. G. =. A . Parkersburg.
A j. DANDY, A, q. p. A., Parkenburg.
". &. OSBORN, S. I. A Pomeroy Ohio'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
4Bberlin9 8e9isttr
! arelers' 6ude

A RRIvALAND DEPARTURE OF TR AIMS
"a EXPLANATION OF REFERENCs MARKS. tDai-
'v sunday exec. ted. Monday eNcentgd.
sunday eNceptd saturday excepted. 'Slt-
urIav only. 40 Meridian. nov. 2ith, lSs9
Wheeling time which is inst one hour ear
Tier than Central Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

Daily Trip. city Time-6.35, $40 and Ills a.
m.. -.il APO. $50 p. m.
sunday Trips and 10 O. m; 1870. $50 and $50
g. m.
VTTIfEE IING AND BIN GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday. october ->th, lSs9.
trains ou the Wheeling ana Elm Grove Raiuosd
uil ruu 3s follows.
leave whee,ia. Leave wheeling Park.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
Metal mnrEe..

New YORK, November SO-Pig iron, firm and
quiet: American SIG GOALS 90. Copper strong;
lake December sll 10 Lead, dull and firm; DO
nestle s. S. Tin, quiet; straits 81 So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
" p OR DIVISION.

For Piusburg, $40 and 20 a. m. and go p.
m. daily, and lao p. m, daily. except Sunday.
Washington Accommodation, 5;55 p m except
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg 1000 a. m, daily, 1870 p M
except Sunday $50 and 1910 p, m, daily
Washington Accommodation, $40 a. m, daily,
except Sunday.
CHAs. o. sCULL.
nolO General Passenger Agent
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.GsgnnSqIVdnid LINES.
q From Bridgeport Station.

80 From Bridgeport Statlon.
T,ains via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raj
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, $50 a. m. For Pittsburgh, w.
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland. 1872 p. m
FOR Plttsburg and New York, 2d p. m. For
steubenyille, s33 a. m. 90,
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7:F3 a. M, 1922
&. fn., 1925 p. m, 437 D. m. and 752 p m.
on Saturdays only--FOr East Liverpool Ola p.
m from East Liverpool ll.l2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and 81.
Iouls Railway. Pan-lIandle Route, leave Wheel
ing. for steubenyile, Pittsburg and the Ea9,
600 a m, 1915 y. m, 800 2 M and $40 y m
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis ana ~.
Touls 6.2O a. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, l285 .. N. Trains arrive nj Wheel.
inc At $50 a M, 1000 a. m, 2i5 y. m, ana s.1Y
u m Trains leaving at GO a. m aud arriving
at $40 p. m. run solid b.tween wheeling ana
nol0
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money At 4 and 6 Per Cent Governments
Dull, and Firm-stocks Active - Flour
Steady and Unchanged-Wheat steady,

NEW YORK, November 80 Money on G. II eSs!
ranging at 4a6 per cent; lat loan per cent
closed OF red at per cent prime mercanIile
paper 515a7J% per cent; sterling exchange qne'
and steady at Si34a4 So.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

srocKs.-The stock market to-day was active,
feverish. irregular and weak, and prices are
materially lower. all over the list, than hSt
evening. notwithstanding the favorable pan
statement The bears are extremely serve anu q
aggressive. The trusts were again prominent III
the downward movement and While Chlcago
Gas was forced Of still further, 1t bscame com
psratively firm in the last hour, and was sup
ported at from l to ? per cent above lowest hg-
ures. The entire list is lower tonight. sugar
Is down 6ls. Cleveland, Columbus, Clnclnn iIi
and ST. Louis 81, Chicago Gas ?, tennessee Oosl
~, Chesapeake and OhiO2 sales ZOO' IL shaIes'
Quotations closed bid rs follows; 80.
Adams Fxpress $50; American Express 10;
canada Pacific M; Central Pacific SiA; Chesa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking eject Nov p, 1889. Pas
senger trains viii run as follows-Centrh Tine.
All trains daily except those marked thus {
which do not run on Sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
ROASTED cOEEEES

"AlaToma." "Arbuckle's" Lion" and my
own roast of "Old Woman, "HoTse Head, and
loose roast.
E5-sole agent 'or the Celebrated Du-
Point Powder Mills. fIll supply Of Rifle,
B aSting and Sporting Powder of eve-y kind
constantly in magazine. Orders solicited from
dealers only Also Patent Hemp, Co ton, and
Waterproof SAFETY Fuse. sells
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
JOB PRINTING!
LETTER HEADSi
BILL HEADS

Everything in the Jo0 Printing line executed
promptly aud IN the most artistic style ~
REGISTER JOB ROOMs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
A GARMENT FOR THEM

the last robe we ever wear-the robe for
the grave. Yoa will have heard the last
cry of pain. You viii hsve witnessed the
orphanage. You will have come in worn
out from your LAST round of mercy. / DO
not know where you will sleep, nor what
your epitsph will be; but there will 6s q
lamp burning at that tomb and an sngel Of
God guarding II, ard through all the long
ni0ht 10 rude foot will disturb the dust
Sleep on. sleep on! Soft bed, pleasant
shadows, uudistuIbsd repose Sleep on!
Asleep I'm Jesus, Blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake 10 weep.
Then one dav there will be a sky rending,
ard q wbirl Of wheels, and the flash OF a
psgeant; armies marching, chains clank-
ing, banners waving, thunders booming,
and that Christian woman will arise
from the dust, aud she will be
suddsnly surrounded-aurTounded by
the wanderers of the street
whom ehs reclaimed, surrounded by the
wounded souls to whom she had admins
tered Daughter of God, so strangely sur
rounded, what means thiA? Ii means that
reward has come, that the victory is won,
that the crown is ready, that the baIqoe'
is spread Shoutit through all the crumb-
ling earth Sing it through all the flying
heavens. Darcss is resurreeted!
In1s55, when some Of the soldiers came
back from the Crimesn war 10 London,
the Queen of England distributed among
them beautiful medals, oallei Orimean
medals Galleries were erected for The
two houses OF parliament and the royal
family TO sit in. There was a great audi
epcs TO witness the distribution OF the
medals. A colonel, who had lost both
feet in the battle Of Inkermau was pulled
In on a wheel chair; others came IN
LIMPING on THEIR CLUTCHES.
Then the Queen OF England arose before
them in the name Of her government and
uttered words of cOmmendstion TO the Off
GERS and men, and distributed these meo-
ala. inscribed with the four great battle
fields. Alma, Bllskiava, InkeTman and Ss-
bss,opol. As the queen gave these 70 the
wounded men and the wounded officers,
the bands Of music struck MP the national
air. and the people with streaming eyes
Joined in the song.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
Dyspepsia.

3ppftueb. Grdg5eit Der 2eber, faurer @soaen nnb elm
bili5ier 3uitano %DerBItet, oa Die genDfieue Spetie tbrt
ud6renoen g%i9eui6aften ols Griab fir ben notirliGsu
Gerhraud bes Rorpers liefert.
pgT 8eobobtet bic ic19eube1 SDmptou1e. bic BON
9etoeu Der 8eroauungsor9ane berriDreu 8erftopa
flung, iHnerlid)e 9dmOrrboi6eu, 8lutaubran9 mad
benz &opIe, lauren 0ta0en, uebelfeit. SobbrennerL
QSiberpiaeu ge9en Spetie, cine SbDere i'm mtogen.
foure5 gtufIto5en, Elm SeihDl BEG Siuteus aut Ser3en,
Elm 9eiiibl oes Gritidens benin Sie9er. 9eidluarbte
@e6troFt. 4uufte pber 9elpebe oor ben Nn9en, Sieber
nu0 GG5nter5en tnt Grpfe, ocrniubertc Transportation,
Gelbbeit Der 9aut utb br @u9en, Sdmer5et IN Der
Seite, Der @ruit ben Slteoer1, uno plO5ltDe Slutbs
tpeleu.
Wenige 9ofen BON 0aotnag'S 9inem tperben ben
SDrper BON allen oben au9eIiibrten Seiben befreten.
9reis 25 Gents bic S9o9tel. gu baben BET allen
@pot6eferrt.
menu enn @pot1efer ober 2obenbefiser nienei9t
@obrpoD'5 8tGen utbt D~orrdthi9 bat, 10 ididt Is Cts.
fir cine SGodtel cher etnen Dollar fir flnf S9adbs
isiH an Oaao'paD Sc 81, 80 gearren Ctr, gsem
@orf, un0 mir id)ntet fe Gud1 per 4Dit al.
@didt sine 9rieintarts an 9r; Sfao'pa0 60.
fenoe lpertA, iptrb gud 6afir 5~u9eidIft meroeu,
2ttt eaS &'sblifttat: 8erloHgt rtr 9t9oD9D'S
unb ~iberaeuot Sud-, bag Der Shame uRADWAY" onf
benz lit baS Shr fault.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
9pftegn auf'8 ttnoewiNe bin.

&ein perniinfti9er Nrst mtrb bic Vorndbme
eiter operation, BET Der eS li0 INN ett Ween=
i1enleben bunbelt, in einen1 3silnr1er perllz
6en, BON mel6en bic t0tbtge Wte1ge 2t6t
olts9ei6loien lit. Gbenio peni9 tpirb ein
praftii6er Nrst Die Gtd9nole fir ei1e eompltz
3irte Gront9eit III fteIet Derln6en, obne baB
er ben 2~eibenben 9eieben unb utter1u6t bat;
aus Dem J~teiultaf bieier l1rterlu9un9 ,piro
er lei1e S6luBtoIgerun9en beaii9lt9 bet einz
3u}6Iaqettoen Bebanblung bes Grdnfe1t
Siebeu, nm benaielben pieoer 5ltr @ei11nobett
51 Derbelte11. ~
GroBbem i9eint es, ooB sor bdufi9 ms
8loue biueiu e~eboftert mirb.
0tes 1ol nt9t et,pa bu9ftdblt9 9ettbnn1en,
ionoern bamtt io0 MIR an9ebeutet peroeu,
boB lit Sol9e ber l1n9epiBbeit, Del9e oas
J~teiultat Der untDtleltbett TT, gar Dtele Tebler
b~eoon9en merben. Die gebauptun9 bebarf
feines Berpeiies, boB fraile l1nlpilienbeit piele
perbGngniBpolen Srrtbiir1er in Der Bebanbz
lung pon &ranfbeiten pom Geiten Gerieni9en
CUR 6ol9e 9ebabt bot, :31Del6e ~bebaupten, 9ez
Iebrte 6eilfilnitler gu fetn.
Sr9ane rtebr ober 1peni9er lit Utttletbenl9dft
geso9e1; mas eitt prtnuGres 2etben 3t Ietit
i6eiIt, mag pteuet9t auf piet tiefer lte9enoe
nrla9el1 3l~triidsufiibren lein. 90 fann }. 9.
befti9es &opfrpeb ~ieltet nriprtn9 IN einern
perborbenen Wa9en baber. Anoererleits
fann Elm 99la9 altf ben &opf MdQenbe>
1dmerben perurla6en. Der Serb bes tpp50z
len Ntebers lit i'm pberen She'll Der @tn9ez
tneibe 3t 1u9en, aber feline i6limmitel
Spnptonte MAIDEN it9 bGufts TN @e5trn be-
merfbar. ~
&ranfbeitsipmptome iowobI ais Rrarrtbei=
ten Ielblt iino b6ufi9 Die Srnbarte1t 1tb Se=
9ieiter ir9etb etnes nn9eabntelt or9anif9en
QetoenS, unb gilt bteS belpnberS Don Qun=
oenz, Qe5er=, @ebtrnz 1n0 9er5leioen i'm Nuz
9erneinen, BENT eS 1T Jest ol9emein amer
fanitt, boB ite Die SolSe pom Nterenleioen
linb, 1pel6e ihr 8orbanbenIetn IN FOLDER III:
birefte1 gSeile funb9eben.
0or mebreren sSobre1 9eloonn ein Serr bic
neber5eu9un8 pom per @ab1r9eit oteier GRatz
iode; leinen Gemiiun9en lit es 3l banfen,
baB b'ie Gelt ouf bic TierenGeiben GllfmerfIam
mltrbe. Dos 0~telultat l~etr1er fort9elebtelt Be-
miibun9en in bteier 6i1tii9t mar bic Glltoefz
flung eines ipe3ifl0en SeilmittelS, 9enarnt
Marter's Gaie Cure. 0elIen aIgemeiner @e=
brau1 li0 oils nni6dbbar pobttbdtis erpte=
fen bat in alien SdIen, in belen. etne 8e=
bdublun9 bet Nteren min 9enslpertD pber
not5menbto 1T.
$50 69mtnbin6t brobt, lebe man Iofort
baraut baB Der 3uitdno ber Nieren 9enalt
unterl16t 1peroe; 1pD bic5elben anoeeriifer
erl6etnelt, furire rtd1t lie bur6 iofortt9e Qt1z
rDe1ollnQ pom Ndrner'S Gafe Gllre, lporduI
Die Gpntptome Der 2~un9enfdule alSbalo per-
161plnoen 1perber.
+@s ftnb 1hon at piele Safe pou ben 16refz
liDeu 6ol9en b%efo1tnt, mel6e aus Dem W1onz
Gel an ri6tt9er @rfenntniB Der Eranfbeitsrr=
faden reIultlren, ltnb Wenl6enleben 1ino III
fotbar, olS baB tie tb0rt6ter QSeile BENT Mber=
9fauben ober Der u1t1DtIle1beIt 9eppfert merz
BEN bilrften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
m0dentide 5uinois Stoots5eitune n1ontaa %. u1dr5 1889.

tbrm ipar Gangian Bis gum 20. Stunt, atS
Die Blansen 81 blilDeu begalluen. Son
bteier ;3eit alb pudS Die Serrabelta ieDr
fart ltnb errei6te bis gum 20. September
cine 6o6c bon 4 bis 5 SUB, babel jmmerfort
bllbenD. Die unteren Saitell r"etftett bis
Su bieler ;3eit rto es ptrbe Damn Der GOnitt
porgenom'ren. Die 3toeite Sant erfolste
am 16. Mfat, 1e trot in 8liitbe am Is.
Suit, iDel6e Bel itarfelm Wah5tbum am
hauette bis gum S%rnlttpetter. O6ldon Der
10 beoedteu Die frtehel1Oen Yflan3eas ben
8ooen ood 10 Dtdt, DAB tie Dculet6en poll1
itatbig be0edten un0 fcin l~ttfraut %Guffotn1
men lteBen. Gtnige StenBeI erret6ten cine
2QnQe pon 6 SUB. Die oidte 8elhattltg
betDtrft cine belonoers gitnltt8e 8~ooengaDre,
10 oaB SerraDeua cine cute 8orgGlt6erin flr
jeoe 1ruhtart lit. Die Nlansc lit aud
pertbuou fiir Die 8ienensliOt, benn Die
8ie1en beiu6en tie fortp6brenb lpGbreto
Der Blitbe5ett ult0 bteIe tit 10 an6auerno.
Gin a1oerer 8or3ug lit, baB baS M66S7
t6um anbGlt bis Trot %eintritt, oober
Elm auSae5et6neteS Tlttter ipdt iii
6erbit getpdbrenO, su ether Belt, tpp loldes
in Der 9tegeG feDlt. Nlld mag e8 it6 6er>
auSfelen, bdB nit bieier 8fanSe Die @btng7
bugSzBlage erfolgrei0 befdmpft perben
falit, oenn man bat itberall Die Wabrneb>
11llttg gentad)t, DAP, tpenn Der @runO unter
elmer itarfen Yflan3enbede fiib( un0 fellDt
bleibt, Die Bugs iolpo6L pte tbre Gter gu
@runoe 9eDen.
Bon Der Waiia6uletts7 Ser {u6saulta[t
9ie SerraoeQa erreihte bier cine O0be bon
| bis u SUP; tie liebt eiren tiefen, feudten
Sr1SEo&n, ,,.+A ~. N,,4no~ t,4C kYo,. j..
fGbr 10 Ionnen @r!tnflttter Dnm Ncre. Sic
Saatseit ll1D 8ooelt5ear6ettung lit Der fir
Grbien dbnlid. Die 9flanae tpG9lt lcn9>
Jam bis 5ur 8litthe3eit, Dann aber UNI 10
raider. SIT 0ieielbe been0t0t, 10 lit eS 3eit
fie 3u idneioen, tpelther 53eitpuuft bier bet
l. September ipar. Die GlGe liebet ba5
Sutter ulto Die grtrG9niiie naren 5ufrieoenz
lteleno.
Son Der Ne1tnIblbanio> SEE riudsonitolt in
Canton Gountp: Ser erIte S6nitt Der
Serraoela erfolgte am 2. Nuguit unb ergab
Sonnen grimes pDer II Sorne getroGne>
te5 Sutter; Ser 5tpette S1nitt an 4. Sftpz
ber A Sonnen grimes nber i Tonne trDde>
mes %9Sutter. Sci benz lebten Sdnitte tpar
Der Samen 3tpar retf, bod Die 8flanSe nod
INNER am bIiben. 0aS 8teb liebte bas
Sutter ll1to ge0te6 babel.
Sci Der 8eurt6eiluug bieier Gr9ebntiIe
oarf Der 9eler nt6t oer9eiien, baB mat es
bier eben MIR nit gerlu6en Su tbun 6at.
3. 9. ette Gntternung Ser 0riureiDen bon
3 SUB lit ni6t8 ~peniger ais alt3uratben,
ldon alletn aus Dem 0rlltoe, neil eS Der
Bflanse 3u la1ge nin1n1t, INN 0ielen Eaum
gu iberipadien unb baS l~1nfraut mdbrertb
bieier 3eit frete5 Spiel bGtte. Our Giniaat
itno IS Bis 20 Hfunb per 9tcre erfDrberli6
uno bic Saat lit 5u be3ie6en bon IS. Merz
mid, Mtlpaufee, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25

Die aus benz !6abn ftdernbe Sliiiisfcit bur9
etN Sod I'M b0lSer1en Oedel geraoe mittc1
atf ben ourdbobrter 8ooen fGut, unb baB
Der 3ufluB genau tn Der 8etie geregelt
niro. mte Der Nblauf our6 Dte Se1nungen
0eS TaBbooenS itattftn0et.
0aS 8erfabren pir6 unt 10 better gelinz
gen, lie langlaner Der 3u1 nn6 Nblauf por
itD ge6t urb ie ber6Gltntbm6Big 6o6er Die
3eunperatur lit, ipcLd)e ntht u11ter 50 @roo
6era6 tnb nidt nett iber 100 Or. binauf
geben borf. Sc reider Sic pertDenbete Tlliz
itgfeit an Nlfo6oL lit, belto ftdrfer tDiro bet
Dauon getDonnene G1t9.
tOat man ftur etne Gletntgfett Wfot IN
@llig un13utpatoeLn unb 1T man nit Der Belt.
ntdbt g%eorGngt, 10 falrt man ft6 oarnlt be-
g~niiger, ben Weoft IN Steinfriige ober @laSz
fIolben 5u fiiuen, pelGe nt6t bi6t Derz
i0lo{fen meroen, pieaet0t nur, inDern Elm
reiltes 2dpp6cn barber 9e6edt tpirb, UNI
baS 6ereinfulIen bon Staub ult6 bergleidel1
SIT bi1hertt, uub in rel6e man Elm ti6tige5
Stilf 91oggeubrno legt, baS 11tQlt 3uDpr
nit itarfem @iiig getrdnft fat. Wtan ldBt.
6aS Warae rubt9 cine Bo6en in Der gfGbe
be8 Gii1enofeaS fteben, f~iltrirt bann oen
Gl1tg ourd Elm leineneS Sud, 5tebt tbn auf
6lai6en uno p~erforft bieie gut.
SIT Ser g%ep0nnene gifie ni6t ftarf, B. b.
.iduer 9el1ug, 10 bralt6t tttar1 ibnt nur 3uder
in ben 8tal6en Doer Bdiiern 3usuiebet,
tpoour6 man i0m ie0e be!iebt9e StGrfe 9ez
ben fam. gGtQ man oer i'm @dbrfaB GEE
tpnnnenen Glitg, nomentltd WeiaeiIig,
mod itdrter baben, 10 genIst es, tim nit
3uGer ober Qlfobol Derlest nod eit1taL
iiber Die 8u6enipabne ab5usieben, un0 nla1t
ipir6 i6n borlt uln mebrere @rabe all Giiigz
lQure ftdrfer erbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25
Observation-Disclosures Brieffoifen.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-25

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