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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
The News for Stanley.

Stanley calls for newspapers for the
last three years 80 that he may learn
what has been going on in the world
during his absence. He has in that
time been out of the world of progressive
thought and action and away back in
the barbarous world that the best part
Of the race escaped from long ago. He
comes out Of that dark continent of
eternal war, triumphant violence and
superstition into the full blaze of electric
lighted, steel bound, steam power civiii-
cation, and asks for report of progress
aud disaster. 1t Is easy TO Imagine
6tanley's eagerness TO learn what en-
pires have fallen or wars been fought,
nations born and great discoveries made
1n that large slice Of these very rapid
times.
Three years ago fierce debate was in
progress in the German Rechstag over
the increase of the taxation and the
huge military expenses. A member had
called attention 10 the United States as
, model Of wise government, reducing
nation Il debt, and in reply the old eter-
nnl EusSpesn war scare had Leen trotted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
OVER e,ooo, 900 FARMERS TO UNITE


Agriculturtsts Throughout tho Country
to Combine for Mutual Protection.
Evan Jones, of Texas, president Of the
National Farmers and Laborers' union Of
America, arrived in St. Louis on Saturday.
In reply to some interrogatorics he said:
" Our dealing with the question of cotton
bagging is u complete success. Up to the
beginning of this year the jute mon had it
all their own way, hut now the planters
are all using cotton bagging, which will
save to the farmers of the South annually
moro than S2,0O0,0o0, and TO tho entire
country, from s., ,000, 900 to Sl5, 900, 900.
"There are 60,000,00 yards of bagging
used annually, and the demand is increas-
ing, but after this year there will be no
more jute bagging used, and the prices of
low grade cotton will thereby be increased
at least 20 per cent, which will make it Il
paving product, will increase the manufic.
turing industry of the coNntry. and gener-
ally be a big thing for the South. But our
work does not end here. AS cotton grow
ers we are interested in the welfare of the
whole country, and we came to st. Louis to
unite With the Mrmers of tho North and
Northwest for our mutual welfare.
"The Northwestern Farmers Alliance,
numbering 100000 in membership, and
representing the agricultural interests of
the North and West, along with the Mutual
Benefit association, which has member
ship of between $4,000 and 100000 have
already signiiied their Willingness to join
MS, and the knights of Labor will have "a
special delegation here with that object
The Patrons of liusbandry, of whom there
are about 5000 900 in the country, also have
been invited into our fraternity, and from
my knowledge have no doubt that they
win be able 10 accept before long, though
they were not ready to act decisively in
time for this convention"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
A Bank Messenger Robbed.

In Cleveland, Ohio, on SATURDAY., J. w.
Brainard. messenger of the Commercial
National bank, went To the German Ameri-
can bank and was paid s., 800. There were
four packages of $500 each, and the re-
mander in bills. While counting the
money stranger standing by him called
his attention to certain check in the pile.
While the messenger was answering the
question his eyes for moment were OIL tho
pile of money ON the desk before him
When he commenced counting again he
discovered the loss of the four packages
containing 5000. The stranger had a. o
Disappeared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

THE state department has been notified
that American officers instructing the
Corean army would be no longer needed
In that country, and at tho Same time we
learn that tho Coroan troops are being in
structed in Russian tactics. This can
hardly mean any emnity to tho United
States, but is simply one of the many signs
Of Russian advance on her Chinese from
tier whore she has found it hard to keep the
peace, and where q large population would
bo fino prey for taxation ifconquerod. Corea
Is not in the dispute, but she may seem to
lean u little towards Russia by way of
warning the Celestial empire, that II won't
do to interfere In Corean affairs or to maxi o
m ich of the ancient claim to sovereignty
over Corca.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

out and put through the usual PAGES
with the usual result of higher taxes.
After three years Stanley finds the war
scare as vigorous aud taxation for
armies heavier than ever. Won Moltke
then startled Europe by declaring That
the great expense Of the existing mill
tary establishments warranted the be-
lief that war must soon come. Decisive
events must happen soon because Eu-
rope could not stand the strain. Europe
continues to stand the strain and in the
news of the day Is found an item de-
scribing the comforting Of another deco
ration upon Won Moltke on his return
from visit 70 Turkey. Very little has
happened in a military way since STAN
ley plunged into the African wilderness,
but the world has been swinging right
along nevertheless and nations have
made blunders, met disasters and re-
corded triumphs. France has just been
celebrating her prosperity three years
ago she thought most Of war and of
Boulanger's duel with Elssa,Aeess::. IN
America -.%'e.. have had President
>Cieveland's message, the shortest on
record but introducing the great
issue of revenue reform, the Read
ing strike, the death of Roscoe Conkling
and then Of Phil Sheridan, yellow fever,
Haytien troubles, Clcveland's message
on tho Canadian questions, the dis
missal Of Lord Sackville West the
British minister, the victory Of the Re
publicans in the presidential election and
the open gift Of a cabinet Office n return
for cash paid by John Wanamaker.
Billiards., storms and ocean disasters,
railway wre ,ks and earthquakes all over
shadowed by the terrible Johnstown
disaster darkcn our three years record.
Europe has lost two German cmperors
aud is just getting used to the harmless
activity of third. Tho czar has
managed to escape being blown up, but
Spain and Portugal have each lost king
and Brazil appears rs republic just rs
Stanley emerges from Africa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
Hood VIII TnlI

There is no question about it blood will teu-
especially II ~ b. impure bloud, Blotrhes
eruptions, pimples and bolls. are all symptoms
OF an impure blood, due 10 the improper acj ION
OF the liver. When this i'm portani organ fails
u properly perform its function OF purifying
and cleansing the blood, Impurities are carried
70 NIL paris OF the system, and the symptoms
above referred TO are merely evidences of the
struggle OF Nature to throw or the poisonous
germs Unless her warning be needed in time,
ing In liver or kidney disorders, OF even In CON
sumption. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovery will prevent aud cure these diseases by
restoring the liver 10 healthy condition.
M,Tu&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
List of Unclaimed Iottpya

List of letters advertised at the postoflice
at Lancaster, Pa, Dec. ., 1889. Free de-
livery:
LADIES' List-Miss Sadie Bowman, Miss
Maud Hamilton, Miss Clara Johnson, Mrs.
John Kreider. Mrs. Frank La Mott, Mrs.
Sadie Mccullough, Miss Annie Swartz,
Miss Maggie Trimble, Mrs. Hattie Whit
ing.
Gents List--J. Allen Bailey, George
Brooks, c. p. Crittsinger, Chas. Decker,
Mr. Ehl, Rev. j. X. Grey, d. II.
Haverstick, John Hoffman, George J..
Kraus, tfor), Edward Il. Martin, Phillip
Maurer, Moses Nolan, B.M. Stauller, for. j.
John Stoner, John Taylor, 4. A. Wilson
& Co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
;ltnmantakrr,a.
ParLADsLpHiA, Monday, Dec. 2. isse.
P,rL E,.rurL Po5es s,c1xeco

PafLADsLPHfA, Monday. Dec. 2. lssg.
RieN French Roles reduced.
The newest and most expen-
sive weavcs for handsome
dresses /; in choicest designs
with borders, panels, figures,
and corner tabliers OF plush.
You catch the drift from these /:
$40 Robe for $I7.5o:
French Robes. with graduated stripes Of
French Robes,. With bands of SILK figured
French Robes, with figured silk panel
French Robes, with tabiler Of Illuminated
French Robes, with tablier Of plain Plush.
$22 Robes for $T4:
French Serge. with Pinch border Of II.
French Serge, with border Of plain Plush.
$50 Robes for sIS. '
french french % RoSes with with fronts fronts Of of Plush Teath:
ers. AH
There's a Christmas hint in
every line.
Southwest OF centre.
About half prices on a lot Of
Colored Dress Trimmings:
Plain silk t3imp.
Colored silk Embroidery.
Steel and Black Bead Gimp.
French and 90rinan Novelties.
Myriad sorts but not much Of
any.
Northeast OF centre.
The greatest Blanket tri-
umph yet! Sir and one-khi,d
bonnas (or moye) Of bnre, fine,
fluffy soool, and the price FIVE
DOLLARS the pair.
Nothing but Wool. Some
times nearly seven pounds cf
it. Put together with thorough
blanket skill. Generous in
size (75xS6 inchcs), scrimped
in nothing.
A biggish lot, but ten times
as many would be too few.
Near Womon's Waiting Room.
The Holiday nutter in Hand
kerchiefs is beginning. More
counter room, thicker crowds,
richer stocks. And yet hardly
more than the skirmish line is
in sight. SAMPLES Of eve,y-
thing, but the grand reserve is
a couple Of floors above push
ing to take the place Of every
handful you buy.
There won't be 4 better time
for choosing or more to attract.
Judge by this-a Mans Plain
White Handkerchief pure
linen Of course. Right in every
way-sizc, hem, hemstitching.
Sold only by the dozen and
half dozen box-S2.5o and
SI.25. That's at the rate Of 81
cents apiece Put one along
side the best regular soc.
Hankerchiefs you ever bought.
Southwest of centre.
John Wanannaker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
NEWEST RUBBER spECrALTIEsi BEST
About Rubbers !!

The season for Rubber Footwear is fast
approaching. Already many pairs have
found sale here. In this class of goods,
az in those of leather, the best makes are
made speciality. Second grade Rub
bers we must have, too, and generally
keep as varied an assortment as can be
found anywhere else, and at prices Just
as low. Yet we never sell second
grade Rubber without first informing
the buyer Of the fact. All dealers do not
do 30. They drive the best bargain pos
sible to-day, trusting to luck, to the
wearing and future patronage low
priced Rubber may bring them.
Among the very finest and best pro-
ducts in Rubber Footwear is the Glove
Goodyear braid. With its merits every
lady and gentleman, exacting In Rubber
rious specialties, comprising the line are
light, perfect fitting and very durable.
We have all of them--this seasons
make. Nothing old which with age or
storage has deteriOrated in grade. Old
rubbers possess that fault. Prices right,
reasonable.
The latest speciality in Ladies' Rubber
Footwear Is the SATCHEL RUBBERs.
Pure gum, unlined, durable. With them
are sold pretty plush bags in various
colors. $l.00 for Rubbers and bag COM
plete. Ask to see them.
Do you "cut " out Rubbers at the
heels? DO you want preventive? II
SO, try our Metallic Heel Protectors. AID.
piled while you wait, at 10c n pair. For
Ladies', Gentiemen's or Children's Rub.
bcrs. Try them. They lessen Rubber
Shoe bills, without doubt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

ID. q. Owens, Druggist, Altoona, Pa, writes /:
Dr. Buifs Baby syrup has wondeful reputa-
lion, the drmand for IL is really astonishing
Mothers will have no other. 1t Is destined 10
only 2j cents.
:, For It's powerful and peculiar action on the
nyer, laNador, the golden " specific mas Is.
ablished "a reputation that l. beyond cayil or
Price 25 cents. - '"''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

THE Journal IN quotes n Russian
doctor as authority for tho statement that
strychnine injected beneath the skin Is a
sure cure for drunkenness
"The effect of tho strychnine solution is
to change the craving for drink into posi-
tive aversion, and this change is effected in
n day. Amer treatment of eight or ten
days patient may be discharged. The
strychnine Is administered by dissolving
one grain in two hundred drops Of water
and injecting five drops Of tho solution
overy twenty-four hours"
Considering tho numerous "certain
cures" published from time to time, 1t is
strange that so many people fail 10 be
cured Of drunkenness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

How few there are whoare aware
That soon the gums and teeth decay,
Unless they are brushed with greatest care
With S0ZoDONF from day 10 day;
For this great dentifrice, we know,
WIN keep them pure and white us snow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

Dangerous tendencies chasactsrsss thss very
common affection, catarrh in ~ head. TIE
foul matter dropping Into the bsUnchSai tubes
or lungs IL very liable 10 lead 10 bronchitis or
consumption. As catarrh originated in impu.
rifles In the blood, local applications con do but
little good. The common sense method Of
Hoods sarsaparilia. The powerful action Of
this medicine upon the blood expels the scrofu.
lOus taint which leeds aud sustains catarrhal
disease while II tones and builds up the affected
membrane.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

THE first number of the Philadelphia
Sunday Inquirer Is not disappointing. No
department Is sighted, but all showing
care and enterprise.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02
CURES CATARRH

az had tho worst symptoma OF chronic ca
tarrh for two years. SO troublesome was II that
I could not smell nor taste. found Hood d
Sarsaparilla q speedy cure, and am now free
from this awful disease" J. II. sAMnB, Bay
shore, N. Y. FI
in my throat, and had tried several medicines
but could find nothing 10 help me. must NY
was very much benefited by using Hoods
Sarsaparilla," ELIAS r. DkvRIks, Omaha, Neb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

Ts complaint which affects nearly everybody,
moro or less. II originates In cold, or success
sion Of colds, combined with impure blood.
Disagreenble f1ow nom the nose, tickling in the
throat, Offensive breath, pain over and between
the eyes, ringing and bursting noises in tho
ears, are the more common symptoms. Catarrh
is cured by Hoods sarsaparila. which strikes
directly at its cause by removing all impurities
from the blood, building up the diseased tissues
aud giving healthy tone 70 the whole system
Hundreds Of testimonials prove beyond ques-
ton that positive cure for catarrh is found in
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
"For Is years have been troubled with ca.
tarrh In the head, indigestion, and general de-
bility. ! concluded TO try bottle OF Hoods
sarsaparilIa, and II did me 40 mush good that
continued It's use till have taken n We bottles
My health has greatly improved. and feel like
different woman" MRs. J. b. ADAMS, sRicii-
mond Street, Newark, N. J.
n. B.--if you have decided 10 takc Hoods
sarsaparilla don be Induced 10 buy any other.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-02

WHITE AND COLORED BLANKETS,
zoe, si0o, 81 2j, 81 80 to s55Oa pair.
AIL-wOOL BLANKETS,
So 80, s3 75, 81 %, IS 90 TO $40 90.
BED COMFORTS,
Excellent Qualities at Zoe, s7,c 81 co. 81 2 81 50
to S. 10 Each.
ALL-WOOL WHITE AND COLORED
FLANNELS,
At 20, 2j, %, 80 to so Cents q Yard.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
HEAVY WINTER UNDERWEAR,
At 25, 80, 371z to 80 Cents Each.
ALL-wOOL UNDERWEAR,
AT 75c, s7,Sc, 81 90. 81 25, $50.
GERMAN HEALTH UNDERWEAR,
White or Grey, at 81 60, 81 IS to 81 90.
MERINO AND ALL-WOOL chill
DREN'S UNDERWEAR,
In All Sizes and at All Prices,
AT THE
New York Store.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
Gfia ais 6ausmittel.

Ulit 9udsrwufer semdbt aiebt er
Elm erfiiibenbeS 9etrdnf bel fieberbafs
ten 8rantbeiten. 8erpiinnter ght9,
nit etpas rOtbem Yfeffer oper SaIs &C..
miidt, 1T Elm suteS 9urseImittel bel
tpsbem SaIie. @iiiswai6unscn BET BIZ
bi9sn Sisbern tpirfen fiibleno unb cts
friideno, aub iino bieieIben BEL 9fadts
i6meib 3u empfeblen. @fiisIberi4IdSe
BEL &opfidmer3en unb gftspaiduneen
bel Obnma6tsn iino aasemein ses
brdu6li6. Giiis, auf cine belize 9latte
gssoEen, tpiro als 8du9ermittel bel
iibIen @eriben ansenenoet. gllS 8lps
itier tpirft Der giiis abIeitenb auf ben
9armtanaI, au6 pertll9t er bic 5aeens
ipIrmer. gllS @inipriBunS bel 8lut'
fluHen unb ais nmi6laS bel S6nitt'
ipunoen tpirft ct blutitilenb. @iii9s
paidunsen iinb Elm 8orbsusunosmtttel
sesen gtufIiesen. NeuerOinss ipiro gi'
fig mt eifpls Sal3, einsn Sbeelbffel
ooa oiermal bes cages senommen, ole
ii6eres Dlittel eesen 6ronii4en Dur9'
faa empfoblen. @benfo 1T Der giilt
Elm @esenmiitel bel 8srSiftuneen ourt
aIiaIien, 2ause, etc., iotpie aub be
8erslftunsen Ourd nartOtii4e @lfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21

frdnfii6er Smtsr siebt nun in Der bon
8fr. Sereenrbtber reoisirten ,.8isne"
feline biesbe3IeIi6en Grfabrunaen ipie
fOIst gum beiten. DarauS gebt berpor,
buB Der SOnis ieIbit cine srimmise
&dlte aus3ubaIten i'm Stanbe ft.-Serr
Sptirer, Der ertpdbnte Smfer, I6reibt
ndmli6: SD babe bteien Dinter
fpieberboIt Proben anseiteat, unb aipar
am Neuiabre mebrere @las Scnis, fans
birten uno fdiiisen, in @Idiern Dor Oas
Seniter eeitegt g8dbrenb oaS 9bsrs
mometer 2l-22 Grab 8eaumur 8dIte
3eiste unb TO aud 4nfanSs 5ebruar 8
-19 @rao, fonnte ih ni6ts bon 9es
frieren tpabrnebmen, tpenleitens blieben
bic @Idier gang unueriebrt. @benfo
bliebsn aud o,e 9bpfe NIT Sonis, bic
i'm iebr fa!tsn Gunner ftapben, gang
gut. Sonis in frOitfreie 8dume ben
Nintet iiber gu brinsen, 1T nad meiner
@rfabruns niht notbtpenois, mare au6
fir munden Smfer re6t umitdnOlih,
beiOnbers na6 10 seiesneten SUnisiabs
rem fpie 1887"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21

gnfans bes Iaufenoen Sabrbunoerts
fttbt. Denn baS 1T bod flar, bab.
tpenn bic brei Seroen unferer 9lationals
2iteratur, 2efitns, S6ilier unb @Oetbe,
auf Der @arte, pieaeidt in Berlin,
eines innerlit geeiniSten uno Su einem
opaen 8arsen beti6mClSenen lsolts
8eitanoen bditen, uno rbr geiitiser Sliis
9elf6tdJ getrasen noroen nGre bon
einem Uollen uno sansen HltionaIs Ses
tpubtfein, gana anberS sei6rieben boben
ipdrben, ais iie tbatid6Ii6 eef6rieben
baben. 8as bate in iOIben nmItdns
ben SdilIer eelelitet! aber d[Ie bieIe
Didnnsr Iebten in beidrGntten, bers
fiinim' rten 8erbdltntflen an fleinen
6dritenb6fen, Setting in @oIfenbtittsI,
SbIIler unb 8Oeihe in @eimur, elmer
tleinen Stabt bon oamals 5000 grnz
ppbuern! Der 2ebtere bertiefie fib in
ben @jeiIt bes @tie6sntbums uno mar
ieiner eisenen 0aiiou innerIih 10 Iebr
entfrembet, oub er pdbrenb Der S6Iodt
bel 2eipsig 1913 JarbenIebre ituoirte.
Der 6iirit Btsmarf beflagte ii6 Dor Q
Sabren i'm 8eibStd9e bitter iber bic
llneinlsfeit bes oeutiden Bolts. g8ie
fomnlt oieier 0iann oasus Rann ct
ben @etit beS beutibeu Bolts anoers
eriparten, als er burb bic bisberiaen
pollliiden 3uItdube beS oeutften Bolts
aenoroen IT t9-OaS oeutite Bolt niro
innerii6 ni6t eber einis neroen, aIs
bus Der lebte 3rpeti6enfiirit uno 3auns
tDniS an Die 9uft seiebt iporoen 1T.
DEM, 1T oaheIbe innerIib einig, 10 bes
,~sf es Der pielen reeierenben Siiriten
niht mebr mb bat senus an einem
Gdiier. Der ibm bann oas Symbol Der
@inbeit unb Der S6luBftein oeS elm.
beiiIi6en @ebduoeS 1T. gSia SurIt
8lsmnrd pitflib bic @inbeit bes 6euts
iben Bolts nit poqem JlationaIbes
70 mub er aud Die MltteI
lpOIItn, bic fider su bieiem 3ieIe fubs
rem, ndmIit: elm einbettli6ss llnters
ridtss 9eieB iiber san3 9suti6Ianb bins
meg. Die Suaen6 in Der S6uIe mub
por Aaem osutib national ersoeen pers
ben. 9enn an ben NaiIen beS beuts
Ihen Bolts ift Sopfen unb Wtals per.
loren, bteie iino portifuIlriiti6 9eiinnt
lno baben ibre 5iiriten in ibren SDps
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
Sans tlnb Spf.
1teber BITE 0erbeffernne See
Saataute6


last fib Sarmer Sris in Der ,.8unb'
idau" tpie folst aus: 8iele Sarmel
baben nod bic Ieibise 9etpohnbeit, baS
Saataetreibe obne Weiteres benz 8ro'
Gen Saufen au entnebmen, fpel9en IL
i'm Serbft i'm Speiber auH9dtten
9efanntIi6 reinist bic Dampfs obei
8feroemaf1ine bas @etreioe nur un'
nolIfommen, unb mir fbnnen uns lei6i
bur6 ben aussni9sin iiberseusen, oab
auser pielen fleinen perfriipp, lten &Ors
nern sine Wafs 8etanotbeiIe oarinnsn
bIstben, seren 0ermebruns ourb ndbt=
idbr,ae Nusfaat niht tpdni6enSwertb
erf&eint. 9timm, lieber Seier, einen
elmer BaIIer uno pirf einiSe Sanoe
poa Beiaen., %ossens, @erite: ooer
Saferf1rner blnein, uno Ou ipirlt alss
balo bic @dbrnebmunS MAIDEN. oaB le
nad Der Bei6aifsnbeit bieier Saat
mebr ooer peniger 8erinse GDrner { Jos
aenannte ,,taube"O unb plele anoere
fremoartise Dinse oben i6pmmen,
Infrauti iamen, wel@e Du auf oieie
gBeiIe Ieiht pom @etreibe auSi1eioen
fannit. Die 8rosebur 1T miibiam uno
nur &leinbauern Su empfebIen, bic nl1t
i'm 8eiise elmer @etreioereiui8unSss
maidine finb. Durb bieie uno bic
rittiae 9IuspabI Der Siebe fam man
bic Saat slemIi9 poafommen reinlsen
gt,dts ma6t ii6 in Der 2anbwirtbi6aft
70 gut unp idnea beaablt, als pie IuSs
pabI aussesei6neten Saatsutes. Gs
iino mir SdlIe beiannt, oab Setreibe
uno Sadfridte, gang unter benislben
8oDens uno MISUNDERSTANDING
ansebaut, our4aus peridieDene @rtrdSe
bur6 bic Wabl gutter ooer 9ertnser Irs
ten ersaben. Sur quite Saat oarf Der
ssarmer, tpenn ct lie burb eieene Dtibe
ni6t felbit erseugen mill oDer fam, ipll'
Iie bobe Yrelie sablen, oenn er fam
bieielbe I'm iur3en 3eitraum bon 2 Sabs
rem 70 permebren, bab ct nidt nur fei'
men 8eoarf beden, ionoern au9 nod
quite 8rpfite ersielen fam. Die NDths
ipenblsfe,t zines Nediels be8 Saatsus
tes (au oer penn iid oaSielbe an uno
fur fid nitt fur bic beionDeren 8obens
ober flimatii1en 8erbdItniiie eignet),
tpie er bon pielen Sarmern alS moths
tpenbiss BeOineuns gutter Grnten ans
aenommen tpiro, ipioeripri6t meiner
grfabruns; ib CLAUDE pielmebr, baB
bic seprisienen BorslSe be8 SaatsutS
aus ferneren @esenoen nur oarauf gus
radsufabren iino, bab man bic eisene
Saat nldt iorsfdItis auspdbIte unb
bebanbelte unb nad uno na6 persottern
Iieb. Diit mir tpirb jeber Bauer bic
@rfabruns semadt baben, oab 9etreis
beiorten, bic bemielben Stamm ans
eebDren, na6 elmer Seite perbefert,
nad Der anb.ren beribIehtert, gar
feline aepnIi6f,it msbr miteinanber bas
ben, unb es itebt fef, oab bel allen 8uI'
turpHanSen (eteniO pie bel ben Sbies
REM S6wd6li6feit uno Stdrfe, &ranf'
belt uno @eiunObeit nidt nur auf bic
nG6fen NadfOmmen, ionbein auf bic
folssnDen forterben unb nur aamdbli4
bur9 Serbeifibruns bon Derbeiernoen
@inpirfunsen umsuGnOern iinD. 8ei'
nisen mir 6as Saatsut pOrslslib, fans
meln bic f6periten, beiten 80rner unb
balten oieie Saat frei BON nnfrailt uno
S9maroBern, 10 f6nnen mir ben 8eSu8
aus Der 5erne entbebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
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Anftri6.

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,4aftsmpsntar nadieben, eriesen unO
in Oronuns brinsen, oamit in Der ees
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itsbt; 30 b,eier Rsuiiion 1T Der Spdt'
berbit bic seeisnete 8eit. gs fallen ieBt
bfter &esentase ein, an benen man
brauben nldt redt mas tbun fam; ba
nebmen mir bann sund6ft unieren Ar'
beitSpasen ppr, iuaf6en oenlelben or'
bentli1 ab, ibrauben bic &doer los,
IBien BON ben A6ien bic alte S9miers
i6mubfruite ab unb seben ben &doern
unb osm 1lntereeitel einen neuen 9lns
itriG. 8wei 9funb Sarbe uno Elm
Quart SirniSbl (sendseno fir einen
98asen) foiten 85 Gent8. 9amit i6dbi
man ben @asen Dor &lfen unb Spriin'
gen, prdIerSirt bas SoI3, uno er iiebi
Sauber uno neu aus man eripart bas
nit idbrIiH on bic 90 ProSent beS Gins
IasefapitaIs, bsnn man fam fiber iein.
baB, psnn Elm @asen fiinf Sabre pbnt
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ipirb, er 70 siemIi6 aussebient bat, mos
sesen er anoernfaIlS nod einmaI ID
Ianee un6 bariiber auSbdlt. DafeIbC
8erbGItnib tpaltet bel allen anoerer
SarmgerGthSbaften.