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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11
BASE BALL.
kenosha and Chicago Divide Honors on The
Fourth, Each Winning a Game.-1st
Game, Kenosha, 6; Chicago, 1;
I'd Game, Chicago, is;
ken0sha H.

The Fourth was beautiful day for base
ball, and those who were fortunate enough
to see the first game between the Inter
Oceans, CT Chicago, and the Kenoshas saw
one of the best games on the home grounds
this year. Schmidt and Lewis was the
home battery, and Miller and Patton acted
IN that capacity for Chicago. Both did
good work, but the former much better than
the latter. Schmidt had the Inter Oceans
completely at his mercy from beginning to
end and allowed them but two base hits in
the game. One of these was of the scratch
order, and the other was for two bases.
pl} ced just at Il time when run resulted
and this was the visitors only run in the
game. Lewis gave him excellent support
throughout, besides doing good work with
the stick. In the first innings, after More
house was retired, Gibson hit for base and
Adams was generously given first on balls
Lewis brought both home with a hard two
baser to far left, but was himself put out in
trying to make the hit count for three
bases. Kenosha added another to their
string in the Sd, 2 in the 18th, and l in the
9th. A total of 6 to for the Inter Oceans
made in the 9th. Every one of the Keno
shas except Hasseti made base hit.
Werve an Lewis each made two The
fielding was clean and sharp on both sides,
excepting at third base by the visitors.
Score by INNINGS was as follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11
SECOND GAME.

Dase HIIS-NeNOSHa, 10; chicago. =
rors -Kenosha, 4, Chicago, s
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
CONTINUED from 9th page.1

l could never find where he went. Any
thing further that can help you to, will
be glad to do so. Am breeding some
horses here in Kansas, and would like
copy of your REGISTER, or book on Nor
gan Horses, as am more Interested IN
the Morgan stock than in all the horses
of the different breeds now on the mar
ket. know of another Morgan horse,
~ years old, 200 miles from me; have
never seen him, but hear well of him.
He was Vermont bred. If you send me
blank, will get it filled and send to you;
can't send you owners name or 2. q. adj
dress, as have lost both, but can get 1t
again, and will be pleased to do 1t Tor
you if you wish.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. r. PITTS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
MAYNARD'S TROTTING CHlLDERS.

Editor Of the american Culticotor -
Some time last year, if | remember
the date correctly, the question was
raised as to the breeding of the dam of
Maynard's Trotting Childers. l have
become acquainted with Mr.. Robert
Burns of Eastport, Me-, now seventy
eight years of age. Mr.. Burns told me
that he bred a mare to Maynard's Trot-
ting Childers, was well acquainted with
Maynard, had ridden after the horse sey-
eral times, and knew her breeding. |
had him reduce his statement to writing
and herewith enclose you my copy of the
original, which have in my possession
Mr.. Burns is a very intelligent man, has
had large experience in breeding, and his
memory is very clear. His statement is
as follows:
"EAsTPORT, May IS. 1880.
81, Robert Burns of Eastport, Me-, do
certify that was we'll acquainted with
Mr.. Maynard of Boston. who kept the
New England House, Boston, and who
was the owner of the stallion called May
nard's Trotting Childers, and have ridden
after this horse several times, and talked
with Maynard about him. Maynard told
me of his dam, Queen of the Neck; he
said she was very fast, and that she was
sired by Old Sherman Morgan, the sire
of Hills Black Hawk. | bred a mare to
Maynard's Trotting Childers, and the re-
suit was my stallion called Burns Trot-
ting Childers. (Signed) ROBERT BURNS"
GEORGE ID. BISBEE.
Buckfield, Me-, May "a, 1889.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28

nation to pace, and was very fast. In
harness she carried her head pretty well
up, needed but little checking. Although
free driver she had pleasant DISPOSE.
ton, and would not run away if touched
with the whip, yet she needed no encour-
agement from the lash. 1t was after
ward stated that she had been used one
season on a butchers cart in Concord, n.
H., before Kelly got her, but never took
pains to learn, as but little attention was
paid in those days to tracing the breed
ing of animals. Early in the spring of
1888, not later than the middle of April
at latest, this mare dropped one of the
homeliest colts that he ever saw from
that day to this. He remembers the
event well. The ground was bare, but
there was no grass.
The following letter is added:
"STAMFOPD, Ct, Nov. 20, 1885.
"EditOr of the american Culticdtor -
Your favor of the 10Th inst. is before me
and | hasten to reply. Am just recover
ing from a severe sickness, but am al
ways pleased to answer communications
in reference to Black Hawk. | love to
think about the splendid horse he was. |
have owned and seen great many good
ones, but l do not remember one his
equal. As to his dam, she was mare
that even in these times would be looked
upon among horsemen as superior ami
NAL, having a fine loin, clean, fat legs,
long neck, wide between eyes, ears rath-
er long but well set, and very intelligent.
countenance. As | re-
member her, she had no resemblance of
pacing form in any particular, having a
straight rather than dropping rump. She
was, | should Judge, about 1G hands,
nice-shaped withers and all black, as you
say Seavey describes her. All in all, she
was good one, and should like to own
one now as she was when | knew her. |
always understood that she came from
Nova Scotia to Durham. In answer to
your postscript, will say that she was
animal, with legs quite free
from extra hair, showing superior breed
ing from some source. L forgot to men
ton the strip in face, otherwise remem-
Der no white about her. Seavey certain
ly ought to know about that. 1t is a
pleasure to answer your letters, as it
brings me back to pleasant recollections
of old times. Very truly yours,
A. r. MATHEs."
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
CTATE OF vERMONT-District OF Ad.
- disOM. SIS.
The Probate court for the district OF Addi.

The Probate court for the district OF Addi.
son
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Henry Bowdish, late OF Weybridge, in said
district, deceased. GREETING
BY the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said probate court, at the Probate Office in
Middlebury, in said district, on the I'D day OF
July, A. D., lss9, at 10 o'clock Il. M, to show
cause, If any you have, why the account OF
G.. l.. Harrington admin traitor of the es-
tate of said deceased should not be allowed,
and also why the residue of said estate should
not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this
Goth day of June, \. D., lSS9.
% JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28

statue of the Greek Slave. Still, he was
called a dung hill and gutter, but a
more gamey horse never looked through
a bride. He was sold by Pike to parties
unknown to me, and since then the name
and horse have passed from my memory
as though he had never been foaled. Who
knows his name? Who knows his rec
ord? Respectfully yours,
ga. NJ. BROWN.
"EAsT DERRY, n. H., May 10, 1885,"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
CLINTON. IOWA.

RINGwOOD PARK, June l. - Match
race, three-year-olds half-mile heats.
Mr. Hehy's b m, frankie D., by Star
OF the West, dam by Gold Boy.
Mr. Seeber's br m, Precocious, by
Almont Rattler-Pavonia, by Pea.
cock $500. .................... 2 2 2
Time, l 81 I'll ;334-l ;29i4.
Gold Boy mot Gold Drop as gave II in sum-
mary OF other race was by shakespeare, son
OF Cages Logan, dam by Bashaw, 80. Two
mighty good green FLIES, just broken.
Y. H.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28

BE ii remembered, that at a session of the
Probate Court holden at Middlebury, within
and tor the district of Addison, on the 24ht day
of June, A. ID. 1889.
Present; Hon. James NJ. Slade, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purporting to be the last will and
testament of EDenezer Il. Jenney late of Lei.
cester in said District, deceased, having been
this day presented to said Court for Probate,
andduly filed in the Probate Office: Therefore
II is ordered, that all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased, be notified to appear
before said Court, at the Probate Office in
Middlebury, in said District, on the 18th day
OF August, A. ID. 1859, at 10 o'clock a. m by pub
licatiOn.of this order, three weeks successfully
previous thereto in the Mddlebury Register,
newspaper printed at Middlebury to show
cause, If any they may have, why said in.
strument in writing should not be proved
and allowed, as the last will and testament
of said deceased.
90 JAMES NJ. SLADE, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
NOTICE.-Estate of
" Isaac Morse.

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Id
olson, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per.
sons against the estate OF Isaac Morse,
late OF Leicester, in said district, deceased,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid at the dwelling house OF
the said deceased in Leicester, on the 18th day
of August and sd day OF Nov ember ext, from
l o'clock, p. M, until O'Clock, p. M, each OF
said days, and that six months from the 9th
day of May, A. D., 1889, is the time limited
by sad Court for said creditors TO present
their claims to us tor examination and allow.
ance.
Dated at Salisbury, this 10Th day of June, A.
ID, lss9.
"a ROSCOE o. SAWYER, com'rs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
RECENT RACES WON BY MORGAN
TROTTERS.
BOSTON, MASS.

MYSTIC PARK, June 6.-Purse S400;
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
NOTICE-Estate OF
- Snrdis Dodge.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Adj
olson, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF Sardis Dodge, late of
Middlebury, in said district deceased, and
give notice that we will meet tor the purpos.
es aforesaid at the Probate ONCE I'm Middle
bury, on the 23d day of July and 10th day
of December next, from o'clock, a. M, until 4
O'Clock p. m. each OF said days, and that six
months from the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1889,
Is the time limited by said Court tor said
creditors to present their claims to us tor ex.
animation and allowance.
Dated al Middlebury, this 18th day OF June,
\. ID. lSS9.
J. b. BENEDICT, !
j. A. JAMES, Comr's.
"a GEO. L. CHILD,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
TERMS, $50 TO WARRANT.

He stands 16 hands high and is beautii IL
chestnut and well proportional. He has won
three successive races without losing heat,
Burlington, Pittsburgh and Lake George.
lie has the size, style and speed combined
winch farmers want to breed from, as large
horses go a begging tor a buyer at a les price.
Come and see him, as there is not another
stallion ol'his age in this vicinity that has won
the same number of races without losing IL
heat He was got by Aristos, ;27al; toa'ed
June, 1856. His dam, Lady Jane, is the dam
OF Goldmine. For further particulars call on
or address j. A. FLEMING, Agen",
l6;Sm orr. w PECK,
West Cornwall, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
QOTNCT, MTCH.
MAY l6.-Purse 500. 2 40 naca

MAY l6.-Purse, 500; 2 40 pace.
Bonnie Belle, b IN, by Paragon
Morgan-L. c. Carter. .........,.. 2
Celery Girl, sp III, by Killbuck Tom
&c. ID. Seward. ....................
Red Bell, CHI h-Rockhill Bros. Il
Fleming ......................... 8 . 8
Hearts Delight, CHI ma. Warner.
Time, 39A-2 404-2 :39ls-2 40is.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
"a MAN


VALUABLE INFORMATION A
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
SAME DAY.-County three-year-olds.

SAME DAY.-County three-year-olds.
hed Path, h, by Pathfinder, Jr.,-J.
:, ~ "lIier' ......s....... ............. | |
Glpsey Queen, CHI f. by Ro, al Fear.
, haught-H. l.. Bryant. 5 3
G9V. Luce, b g-S. N. Clement......... 3 8
nuSel Chief, ID nc. Felker........... 2
helen Goodsom, bm NC. II. Clark. 3 2
Time, 3 02-U :00-3 90.
SAME DAY.-County tour-year-olds.
Jumbo, gr g, by Pathfnder-F. C.
,en ster ......... 2 | |
Artnur Wilkes, blk h, by IIambrino
Nllkes-A. Atridge.. .............. 2
George NJ, blk CIV W. Moranlet. 3 3
Jennie King, CHI MI. j. Knauss. E. DIR
jay u, b b-J. German .............. s ro
ROBERT A.. b g-S. Rodger. ......... 6 dis
Time, 1882 ;5S-2 :591-2: "a.
SAME DAY.-Purse, 500; 2 80 class.
Alto, CHI m, by Antas Green Noun.
IAN Black IIawk-,J. Atkinson. |
BABY L., br nj. A. Seedy ........ 9
NJ. Z. b., br I'M. G. Barry. ........ 3 3 z z
Emo Maid, blk NM O. Smith,. 4 4 4dis
Black Chief, blk he. ID. Chids.... 3 dis
Time, 2 49, A21s-2 424-2 Az.
MENDoN, May 24.-Three-year-olds.
hed Path, h, by Pathfinder, Jr.,-J.
mIller. ........:........... ............... l
Gipsey Queen, CHI NIL. l.. Bryant 80. 2
Time, 3 :00-3 O21S.
SAME DAY.-Purse, 500; free-for-all.
st; Elmo b g, by Royal Fearnaught-
Black Cloud, Jr., b g-B. Paton........ q
FRED Neal, b g-J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dis
Time, :34-2 1872 81
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-06-28
NOTICE.!
J. W. PECK, WEST CORNWALL, VT

The fast young stallion, WONDERFUL CURE,
Will make the season of 1889 at the stable of
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
Das ginIeeen unb @rbaIten
BON sped, Shinten &c.

Man ifreut In etnen &affen, Der ar
einem trcdsnen rno luftisen Orte fteber
mub, etuas trpden burngeiiebte MIAs
auf ben Bpben, Leaf Damn bas &c.
rdu@erte Sleiih &c. binein. ftreut tpie,
oer Gide uno fdbrt fort, Bis Der &afsr
boa 1T. Nun mnb maj, aIes mtt
Gide beoeden, bamit fsin Sniect ieine
Gier an bas Steiid legen fam. @or
benz @ebrauhe left man bas auf bieie
Nrt einsepadte 6leiia NIT elmer trods.
men 8lrife BON Dem Shimmel reinisen,
Der fid baran e.iset Dat, aber Dem
BobIssiamade gar nidtS idaoet. @ui
bieie Mrt trieft fein Ge.t aus benz ses
rduderten 6leiide, es bIeibt Elm sanses
Sabr binourd unb ldneer iaftig. Ser
Heinlibteit balber tann man nor Dem
@inlssen isbes StId NIT 9uptsr um=
pideIn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
&ranfe TopfpfIansen.

@em NIanaen ibr 2anb abnuperfen
beginner, 10 tit bteB Elm 8siher, baf
ibre @eiunbbeit beeintrddtigt III, iroen
enttueSer our6 Mansel on Nabrune,
butb nebereteben, bur@ nsberbibung,
Sur1 8dlte Doer anoere nriaten Die
Taiertpur3eln, tpslde Die Nabrung su=
fiibren, serft5rt finb. Ser Sebler, Der
in iol3en Sdaen besansen pirb, teifebt
narin. bab max cine ftarfs porlion
Wofer ober gar etnen tiihtieen Sung:
guB gibt, tpoour9 aber bas uebel nur
uerldlimmert iDirb. Weun cine 9flase
trauert, laiIe man ben 8ooen suelit bei
maize troden sperosn, BARN 1firse man iie
aus benz Tcpfe, nebme Den 8alen sui
iben Die 9dnbe uno bride TIN 70 bie!,
TIM bic duBere 2rufte ab5uldutteln
Dorauf beriebe man i'm in friiGe.
trodene G1oe unb nebme ba;l einen
friiden Topf poer paiHe ben alten out
aus. Ser Tepf iolte nur 10 srpB iein,
oab niht mebr als l 3oa Grbe suiiaen
Dem Topfe uno Wur,eIba1en plas fin
ben Tam. Nah Dem 8srpFauaen ssbs
man Waier aenug, baB fid Der 8ooen
iest, nno besieBe niht eber wieoer, als
bis bie 9aanje tpieber su tpa@ien Be,
Sinnt Dber Der @poen noqtommen trpden
gstrprbe1 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
8obnens unb GrbIentdfer

IS lei barauf aufmertiam gemaHt,
oaB bic but@ bic 2arpsn bes 8otnen.
unb Grbientdfsrs anssfrefsuen Sriitte
Der lebten grnte In GROCER Mense Dor,
tcr1men. Sisie Safer, tueIhe unter
benz 0amen M--fsIs Dosr Samenfdfer
Brudus) betannt iinb, legen ibre Gier
su &liitbe5eit In bic eben a~neeIebten
Cullen Der @rbien uuo 8obnen, bon
oenen ftt bie 2arpen ndbren, Inn f&
fpdterbin uieSer 3u 2dfern gu entpidsln.
So eibt stpei 8rldusarten ber M6er-
bobnentdier, bic gemeinife Mrt, uno Der
@rblenfdier. Man tretbt bieIerprts
bieie Rdfer burd beiBes @aFer aus ;
au9 tpiro nas mdBise D5rren bes Gnat.
guteS empfoblen tpeldes bieie Sn1ecten
t5otet, obne Der 2eimfdbistett au idaz
ben. Sn ben @etreioeipeidern, In mel.
&en 8obnen uno grbien lassrn, fiebt
man tn ben erifen tparmen Jriiblings,
tagen bismeilen Tauienbe bieier i4par=
aen &dfer, tpelde initinltmdbig bic Sci.
Der uno @irtsn aufiuaen. @enn
Sober uno idware Slede In ben Rbr-
Der Qiilienfriidte ftdtbar ftnb, 70
lolen oieielben niebt als Saatsut te
rubt tperoen, I'M oiefe 8dfer nldt sur
2anopIa9e al MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
9teB umo 9as.
8er gu i4nea iBt, tpitb fider idleht
beroauen.

8er gu ianeI iBt, tpitb fider ldlsdi
beroauen.
Die @siunbbeitspaese 1T BET Saub'
bergf oes eeiunoen Meniden.
Ser @ertb zines Nabrunsamittels
bdnat BON ieiner Ndbrfrait uno ieinel
acknowledged ab.
SIN MunSe m1f1sn Die Gpeiien ge.
tbeilt, bon zen 3dbnen serralmt tperben,
@er obne gu tauen peridludt, pal
1Alebte 8eroauung.
uebel. iotpobl bic @eiunSbsit als aud
Die @irtbiduft betrfenb, barf mar
niat berariuqdien lafen. Sic mhlIsn
I'm Weroen pernibtet rperSen.
Die Notbmenoisteit = bic Bette 2eb.
rsrin Der Menlden = lebrt 8ieIe. BEL
let III es ober, bieielbe niGt unborberei,
tet berantommen gu lafen.
SIMMER tits gut gu erreiGen elm 3iel,
uie tlein eS audi iein mag. Darum
itrebe man aud, bas 3iel elmer be1eren
@elunbheit au errsi@en.
Die Muiit If Elm maHtiser 9sbsl,
aus Dem bic moraliide 9psiene ben
srbbten 8ortbeil fir ben seiunoea uno
franten Meni4en 3ishen lam.
Cine nnterbaltang. bic Der Mablseit
folst, 1T fir ben @e,f ebenfo angenebm,
als fir bic 8eroauuns eiinitis. vDte
bsrplapperten 0appen tueroen ont beifen
peroaut."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

.@s finb nod beriaiebene Sddden,
&tFaen, Scribe, gapiertGten ppa felbf;
se3oBenen unb gstauften Samens aus
Dem bortsen Sabre iibrig. @ir iinc
TIM 3wsIfel, Db btfielben nod braudbar
ftno, coer pb neuer Samen aueeihaft
tperoen mu6. Gine Isabelle miro aur
9ono gerDmmen, melhe bic &eimfdbta.
teit Ger petfdiebenten Samen nod
Satren gerau anBibt. urb an Der 6ano
bieier Isabelle betimmen mir, tuas rod
brau9bar 1T uno mas tueeaeuorfen
rperoen mub. ST bieB nun 6as Sid.
tige? Stein!
Nta1 fommt saour@ oft BET ben Mus.
iaaten In ifarte 8erIesenbeit. 8si ee=
fauftem Sameu tusiB man nidt serou,
pb berielbe tpirtli9 bas Sabr porber
geerntet tpar. Mud Der umfanb, bab
Die Reimhauer fes Sabres abbdnaia 1T
bon peridieoenen Nsbsnumffdnoen, 1T
IN BetEadt au 5ieben. Ser Game Be.
bdIt Die R~eimfdbisteit TN, 10 Idneer, ie
refer er BET Der grnte mar. Dte Geims
fdb' 8teit wirb perrninosrt, tpenn bas
@eseutbeiI norliest.
Wie oft fontnt eS Dor, baB Der ga.
men,ihter ieoe Sorte, tpelhe er baut,
senau reif uuo t,ormalmdBis erntsn
fam ? Gr Bat tur 3u tdufi1 nit Ntt.
teruns&ein faffsn su fdmpfen, uno oft
genus ftebt er fid frog Der beifen Sc.
banolungsweiie ssn6.bigt. ntGt normal
r1dBig rstfen Doer unpolfommenen ga
men gu ernter, tuslher sDar niht
tpert9Ios if, ieood bic 8e;mfdbiatsit
nidt 70 LANCE behd't, pie bic Ta5eIen
aneeben.
Samen, In ietner natlrIiden 6iQe
aufbspabrt, blsibt audi Idnger feim.
fdtig, als ubne bieielbe. gr p~erlie,t
bic 6d5ieieit gum Reimsn frGbsr, tuenn
CT BET srober @drrne lasert; ipdter,
reum &c BET nieberer Temperatur aufz
bewabrt miro. @oaidnoig reifem uni
trcdenem San1ea ihabe. erobe Rdlte
niht 10 lei&t, als eroBe @drme.
Gs sett eardiis berpor, buB es ent.
ihiessn am beifen 1T, bie Ge:mfdtiotstt
kfeine8 Samens feItf su prifen, mas
nod I'M @inter CUR redsten Belt ee.
iheben ioa. Nan sdblt gu bieIem Sc
bufe bon jeber sn probierenoen GDrte
cine seuife 4nsabl 25rner ab (pieuei6t
1907, fdet lie init GamenbDIaern Der:
ieben In fade 95pfe ODER 2dhaen aus,
bdlt lie ftets feudt unb felt fe an einer
uarr1en Ort, tusnn nidis anberes ~,
8erfhsung ifebt, In Der 9idbe oes Ofeas.
Nathoem Die 5areti auIsegangen fno,
mas meiifens mad eiaiseH Taaen ae.
idiet, uerben Die iun8sr gHdn,der
sesdplt. guf bieie @eiie erfdbrt man
ME bel 9rpesnt teimfdLige Slmei
man Pat. Nu1 ir tpolenrn Qappen
pelde IN Iautparn,es Mafer astauh
poroen finb uno bann feu@t un6 tu1rn
gehllten tueroen, farm man Die Sameu
iprube rrrnebnen.
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Rur3gefaBtes.

gferbe, bic nidt angsipannt her,
ben, iolten menisitsns tdglih eth,
Stunbe auf ben Qof selai7en peroen.
QIbnerffdIle ertpdrmt rtat, ba:
burh, baB man beren 8oben NIT eine,
ifatten Gage 8ferbemif reriiebt, auI
Die man Slide unb 2ies, gum Sdarrer
fir oaS 6d5uernplf, ihIttet.
@erfangen Der Shweine.
Inter bisiem Nanner, beffett man ein
rbeumatiihes nebel, tpeIhes meiff burf
grfdltune. betiges Ereibsn> 6esen une
Sasen, beionoers gesen ben @ino, Doer
AUDI burh ueberfutterung entffsbt uitS
folsenoe Symphonic seist baS Shwsi1
1T traurig uno ld6t i'm Srefsn mad ; es
ifebt enttpeoer sitterno auf ben 8eiuen,
sebt nit getriimntem &udsn Iane5om
urnbsr, iebt bic 6interihepfel melt unter
ben BAUD unb idmantt NIT BEN Gin:
tertbeile, aIs pb es freu3labm ndre,
ODER es liegt NIT geifredtsn @Iieo.rn
auf Der Streu uno fDbnt boz Sdmer.
3en. Gpbalo man an einem SHueins
cieie 2rantbeit temsrft, 10 gebe mar
itm asfanss ShmefeIblItbe Elm; ioats
lie iscud bon usberfltter,ing ~berrlbren,
10 ,piiroe gutter, ffatter Branbp on,u.
tpenoen fetn. 9d bieB nebet i1or
msbrere Gage beiauoen, 70 Iiest oas
Shwein faff INNER auf Der Gtreu eE
nimmt feline Rabruns n.ebr ;u fid uni
ffebt unaufseforoert niht rnebr auf
Wftt benz eintretenben Sieber belcmmer
aud Die S1leimbdute bes Maules mi
Der Nlie cine rbtbere Garbe, mnb be-
Stubleang 1T enttpeber gang unteroriid
oper nur ipdrlia uurbanoen ; IN bieien
Tale applicirs man Iautparme Glpfisre
Sobalo man bas frante Sbier an ci
8eiue faBt, f6reit es b5r Sdmersen
Bdhrenb Der Rrantbeit forge man fiji
Elm trDdsnes unb .uarrnes Eager unl
sebe ben Shmeinen tein fefes Sutter
lonbern fllr MiI1 unb Iaues Mebt
uno RIeienpnHer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
0efnmnhsitarnth
SIR ote Samsiram.

Steild bdlt ii9 IN tparlnen @egenben
tei1er. tpenn man eS nadtS In einen
Gliesenidranf lest uuo b%enielben 10
placirt, baB orauBen bic friide Na&t.
tufi cnrdbaieben fam. - goalDl mad!
our4 8a6er BART getuprbenes GHub.
aelig bel tpeiher als fette Dele. -@let:
&e Tbsile ~8lue ointment" uno goal=
81 suiammensemiidt unb In Die &i1e oer
8etten seiAmisrt, bilft sesen @ansen.
- eife tomatoes entfernen Sleden aus
tpeibem 3eus. Man reibe bamit. -
Ser sefo@ten Stdrte ipQte ffets Borar-
pulpsr 3useiest uerben. Das idiibt Dor
leidtem Seuerfansen bss 3euges. Nan
neRme eit,en Tbeel5fel boil @orar ;u l
Quart Gtdrte. - 8dber bon mdbie
ffarfem Sal3waHer finb yeeen idmade
uno seidwilrise Iueen gu empfeblen.
= @leide Sbeile 8uttermil6 uno Wai.
Ter uno bie sebbrise Mease Galt eibt
cine quite Miidune gum @eiBen Der
@dnbe. - Ginen gBlbfsl poa gemab.
lenen 2affee nebme man fit ieoe Yerion
In ben 2ofsetppf - Tbee, einen Tbse.
l5ffsl bpa. = 9aben 9dnbe Deer SuBe
at ptel opm Srpif befommen, 10 baoe
man bieielben tpieeerbolt in beiBem
Mlaunraisr. - Sc Dfter Teppsde aus,
eeflppft nerSen, il ldnger baIten fte. -
Drrh fbledtes &phen tperoen mebr
Magen ruinirt, als burd trgeno ettpas
anoers. - Sebe 9ousfrau iolte ibren
aonsen Stpl3 bare;n ieten, cine quite
GD4in su fein. BiQ man cine Safees
Doer @etpiirsmiihle reinigen, 10 Unable
man cine &anbbol roben &ets barin.
- 6eise 8iaquits uno beiBes 8roo
aleih mOrgens eesefen, ruiniren jsbsn
Wagen. Sledsn Dol, tpeiber Oelfarbe
loien iid eurd Eerpentin en~tfsrnen. -
Den Soft, oas bette TN Sleii@, foGte
man niht boraus entneideu laGen.
Man bdlt benielben suriid, penr man
BAG GleiI@ Dor Dem eisentlid'en &D@sn
poer 8raten In elmer redt beiben troGe.
nen gfanue umtpenbet, 10 baB fih AZ,
Der MusenIeite cine Ginbe Billet. Ser
Sait farn Damn nidbt enttpeiden unb
oas Slsiid miro nabrbafter uno f9mad.
hofttr. I'm Die Shoben (Cockroa-
chess au tDbten, iprise man Elm Semitic
bon areiden Tbeilen 8en;tn une Gdwe.
feltoblenfOff In bic 2Daer, aus tpeId5en
man bic Sniecten betpOrtrieden iiebt.