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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Charleston Citadel cadets are en-
. camped at Spartanburg.
A bank with $50, 900 capital is being
organized at Conway.
"A movement has been started to build
railroad fiom Batesburg to orangeburg.
Robert Grant fatally stabbed Jack
Scott at Greenville. Both were colored
draymen.
Negotiations for the sale of the Co.
lumbia canal are we'll under way. The
city council has given an option for 80
days on the property to two companies.
d. X. Norris, trustee of Clemson
College, has purchased for it herd of
registered Holstein- Frisian cattle of the
Empress family.
The Charleston, Sumter and Northern
railroad opened its line from Pregnalls
through to Benn ettsville for business on
Friday July 8.
The vacancy in the superintendency of
tne ctate Insane Asylum was niiea we'd
nesday by the appointment to that no.
sition Of DR.. James w. Babcock, of
Chester. The appointee will assume
charge Augdst 1st The position wae
first offered DIR. N. g. Hardin, of ApS. :
son.
An interesting case involving the right
OF the Governor to remove the supeTyi-
sor OF registration, was decided in the
court OF common %pleas at Charleston
Thursday. Judge Wallace holds that
the Goverpor can neither appoint or re-
m0Vp
advice OF the Senate. Cantwell, the su-
pervisor, had been removed on ,e
ground of holding unconstitutit n
two offices at one time. viz; cid 81
county commissioners and superviI of
registration. Judge Wallace de, les
that two offices are not incompatible or
unconstitutional.
TENNEssEE.
A new 912, 900 hospital for surgery IL
being built atsNsshyille.
Catherine Bibb (colored) was convicted
OF murder Wednesday at NashvilIc for
the second ttmc She put Rough on
Hats" into some coffee, poisoning two
other colored women, one cf whom died
All OF the t100, 900 OF the stock of the.
Iron Belt Land Comparv, Of johnson
City, Tenn, has been taken and the
work Of developing thcir suburban tract
Of land will be pushed.
H. Williams, q well to-do farmer of
6helbyville, has brought suit against e.
J.. Dozier, wealthy young man, charQ-
ing him with the seduction Of bis daueR-
ter, an only child. e10, 900 damages is
d.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10

YonCclSeQ in secret III
citing at Peuiletsa, born in cl ,ss s'c,u- II
Newton Ssf 6yy tie W. n ACqd T. raI4ossaa ,fiissa
Negotiations are in the cou,se of con
summation for the sale of several hundred
acres of Rowan county granite land to 8
man in Asheville for paving and macada
mizing the mountain city's streets.
Winston is playing great ball. She
won two straight games from the Rich.
mond club, beat Roanoke twice and
Thursday defeated the Bristol club
II TO 4.
The buildings Of the State Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical College at Winston
will be improved at cost of 80, 900.
The county OF Buncombe was organized
on the 10th day Of April. 1899. The 18th
day of next April viii therefore be the
1oQth anniversary of that event, and it j,
proposed to celebrate it by fitting cere.
monies. With that view q number OF
leading citizens have called q public
f-lAe6ssns sJhe- nhiu~t Ansnvpinv; i4u,etf
1s, to form an organization and ado,
such other measures as may be though
necessary to make the centennial ann
versary con-picuous success.
Several car loads of accoutrements Il
the State Guard at Wrightsville wei
shipped Thursday from the State A
senal. Gov. Holt will spend several da,
at the encampment.
Rev. T. w. Kendall, local Methodi,
preacher, of Anson county, and his tw
sons, Pearl and.V. H. Fendall On the or
side, and William Thomas and his tw
sons, Charley and Shelton, on the othel
engaged in fight last week In whic
several arms were broken and bloc
flowed galore.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10

Thi, can fairly be callsl "the ground mole
Conceived ia a secret
meeting at Pom ilet6a, born in cl $50 go W.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10


t.{5 most Of the c,ined
with editors, therefore Of
Ia OF In, proportion 70 ones
3 Gould woull only get g.
lslrH-N6J6 IA Il :.
aou'tt run short. simply r5teuvS
INT from the iesd mines, or work
American tin"-ike "faith and
DO whoi.. country wouid be behiad
ow-but keep the mipts ruuning
af ri culating, and wouldn't we
perors people
a s cp fur her. ss some ese has
ses ed, il f"6at" is go,d for the
9 halt OF a dollar, make IL all fat
ute pr.n,iug presses for coming
Ic'iny taxes, direct and indirect,
Stata, for Why should the peo-
eacd with paying money for taxes
% o-ernment cin "make its own
y itsown expo l5es with par. Of
('n ns all with the rest?
gre It ,chemc fellow citizens
g $ scry rxh,l rating amusement
70 the Suing brcak,-and then
Ic.
I'm Balloon i, sni 10 be very
sero;se, but the difficulty Is to
~ ,rrth without broken neck
gas is gone.
me above suggestions are "free,"
Yoffered on The limo that you cant
mucn rr aTgopd tn,rfy.=Iofamoia
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-10

M SHHt provinces tuere are TIu persons &
every square mile Of cultivatable land.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-22

Patent medicines differ
One has reasonableness, an
other has not. One has
reputation-another has
not. One has confidence,
born of success another
has only hopes"
Don't take it for granted
that all patent medicines
are alike. They are not.
Let the years of uninter.
rupted success and the tens
of thousands of cured and
happy men and women, place
DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery and DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton on the side of the
comparison they belong.
And there isn't a state or
territory, no-nor hardly a
country in the world, wheth-
er its people realize it or
not, but have men and wo-
nen in them that're happier
because of their discovery
and their effects.
Think of this in health.
Think of it in sickness.
And then think whether
you can afford to make the
rial if the makers can
lford to take the risk to
1--WE your money back as
hey do if they do not
benefit or cure you.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-22
DEER HUNTING IN THE ANDES.

South American Indians eelzo Any Ad-
vantage Over Thorn They Can.
The manner in which the South Amer
lean Indians hunt deer in the Cordil-
leras is very interesting and somewhat
ingenious, says the Detroit Free Press.
They first ascertain the locality in
which the animals congregate to Craze,
and then the men, women, and old
children of the tribe make extensive
preparations to hem in the herd. In
order to cause stampede they blow
horns, yell, and make other bewildering
and outlandish noises. AS a natural
consequence the frightened deer quit
their grazing places. They form in line
in regular marching order, the elder
males leading the way, followed by the
females and young, while the rear of
the column is brought up by the young
bucks, who act as protectors to the
centers.
The Indians now close in on them,
seeing which the animals prepare to do
battle for their lives. The hunters then
proceed to prepare the instruments of
destruction, consisting of large lances,
resinous torches, and nooses fixed TO
long poles.
The worst enemy of the deer is the
jaguar and wildcat, and their animosity
to them is such that they have been
known to leap over hunter in order to
attack either of these feline foes. The
Indians kno wing this, employ it to
great advantage during these hunts.
The women stuff number of
jaguar and cat skins, which are placed
in prominent positions on the edge of
precipices, in full view of the deer. I'm
mediately the bucks make a violent eff
fort to get at them, in order to hurl
them into the abyss beneath, but are
thus treated themselves by the willy
hunters, who push them over the cliffs,
where they are quickly hamstrung or
otherwise disabled by the women, who
are stationed below. After the first on
slaught on the stuffed figures the re-
naming deer seem to recognize the fact
that they have been tricked and hud-
die together, awaiting another attack.
Then the Indians throw lighted
torches among them and a panic ensues.
They make desperate efforts to escape,
but the relentless hunters drive them
over the crags until they see that a suf
f1cient number have been captured
usually four or FIVE hundred. They do
not usually harm the females and fawns
and also allow few bucks to escape.
Very seldom is doe killed, and if. a
fawn is captured it is Immediately lib
Grated. The flesh is eaten by the In
dams and also carried to the village to
be sold, while the skins are either pur-
chased by dealers or made up into va
rious articles by those who assisted in
their capture.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-22
JAPANESE PIPES.

Smoking Has Boon Reduced to . Fine
Art In the Island Empire.
To be quite Japanese, says writer
in Scribner's Magazine, we will begin
by taking from our girdle the little
brass pipes and sllzen tobacco bags,
filling the kiseru and inhaling one or
two fragrant whiffs of the delicate
Japanese tobacco. In their use of the
nicotian herb, as in many other thugs,
the Japanese display supreme refine.
ment.
The rudcst coolie, the coarsest farm
laborer, equally with the lady of rank,
the pretty geisha and the minister of
state, are content with this tiny pipe,
which does not hold enough to make
even Queen Nab sneeze.
They stuff little rolled pill Of the
fne-cut leaf into bowl smaller than
the smallest acorn cup, thrust it in the
glowing charcoal and inhale deep into
the lungs just one fragrant Whit of the
blue smoke, which they expel by mouth
and noStrils.
Then they shake out the little burning
plug into the bamboo receptacle and
load up again for a second in uku,
valuing only the first sweet purity of
the lighted luxury and always wonder
ing how we can smoke a great pipeful
to the "bitter end'' or suck for half an
hour at huge Havana puro. 'Kiseru
no shita nj hoku arimas!' they say-"at
the bottom of n pipe there lives poison"
Much fancy and fashion are displayed
in the appurtenances of the pipe. Ladies
carry them in little, long, embroidered
silk cases, with s1ken pouches attached,
fastened by an ivory, bronze, silver or
jeweled clasp. Men wear stuck in their
girdles u pipe-sbeath of carved ivory,
bone or bamboo, and the pipe itself may
be small, commonplace article of reed
and brass or an exquisite object in
bronze, silver or gold, worked up with
lovely ornament in lacquer or enamel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-22
JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending March 81 =,
1891.

sTA GCED OF 81 F E,Ea. ts.s.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
April 6. 1891.
To the Honorable Board OF County CommIs-
sioners Of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
teIly Report OF the Finances Of the County
for the quarter ending March 81. 1891.
0Respeotfully submitted:
GEO. Il. MEIGS,
Auditor,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
m6dentite 5rirois Stadts5sttuns ,tontae 1s> 5nt 1891.

@merifa bebiiIflid paret, bic Berlpreebnts
gen uneriiiut g%elailen poroeu lHno, Die
ibnen gemaht murben.
lleber ben llnfug bes vSa3ens,"
meldes AUDI IN nj CD en- GeDrS
nftaIten gu 6aule TT, bat 1tdp pie
6 mtiiton gum Belu6e Der
8unbes Seei6uIe in Nnnas
polls iebr beltimmt ausGeiproGen. Sbr
Beri6t empfiebtt baS Glitter Der d~ut5upebf
member 56ller auf fiIt5e6u bis aebt3ep1
(~auitatt pie nod iebt ~stpanSig) Sabre teltz
suieben unb fdbrt iooann fort: y9te Sfltz
stere, ipel1e Die Seei6ule letten, 1tio
fGbiqe MGuner uno Deroienen Die Do6lte
Qnerfeunung, aber oas ideuBlide, per-
rpberoe uno ullamerifaniid)e v6o3en" 1T
nod) uidt odns aus Der 2luitalt perldiputte
ben. Die au ieiler Nusrottung aufaelpen>
oeten Bemibungen iparet gum groBeh
Tbeile BON @rfolg begleitet; aber ultter Den
&aoetten l6lummert nod Elm getrtller 0raD
BON GuBerit na6t6eiii8em &lallens 5aoer."
ueber ben tpenig erfreN<
Itben Staub beS SO il ens TN
Mtttelz &anas i6reibt unS per in
ELLSWORTH County anidiiige %Syariner y TN II
getermann: rDer g8et5et mar DOR
bret Wo6en nod ptetDerlpre1eftD, teBt III
aber, ourb bic piele 9tGlle. etlte Srdntbett
bin3ugefomnlen, tDeldbe BON l1dlld)en SeuE
ten black rot gendnlt miro; t1 BIN Der
Nnit6t, baB eS Die belltl1e Tlteqe TT, benin
in ben erlten ¬e11 llber Der Groe tt1oet
it1 iu ptelen Stengeln Elm Wurr1, lntolge
oeIien Die Nebre abitirbt uno Die &0rner
nelf tperoen. 8iele Der Nebren ftno galts
peiBzreif, babeu ober feline Eorner; lett
Dem Is. Wlai baben mir bis leBt fetne a6t
Gage Gouneni6ein 9ebabt, lonoern Innlner
9tegen. SIS iinb baber in SaniaS feline
Muslt6ten auf cine quite @r1te. nit tpelS
der, fuenn mir beiteren 9immel befommeit
iouten, in piersebn 3a9enI begonnen lperoen
fann."
- lteber einen 6auerIi6enS eIbfts
morb bet ether Grauung Diro
aus 8aris Solgenoes betarlnt. 2ebtbin
iano in Der Stride ct. 6onore in Baris Die
Traulng elmer iungen @itttpe ftatt, bic
gum 3tpeitenmale einen ghebunD ihloB. Qls
bas bon Der WRairie fomlnenoe Eaar nit
bent 0ohSeitssu9e bic Stride betrat uno bot
Dem QItar 8laB nabm, itelte it6 eth tunger
Wfanu por Die Beioen, l6oB iid bier &l7
geln in Die S6lGfe un0 ftet 81 ben TuBe1
Der beItilrsten Braut nteber. Der Bfarrer,
melder Die Srauung eben beginner tpoute,
Deriu6te benz 6odelnoen Die 3roitun9en
Der Geflgion gu bieten; aber oieier Derldieo
ioglei6 uno tpurbe auf einige Stiible aelegt
u1o nit einem metBen Sude beoedt. Damn
fattb Der Srauun9sact itatt. Ser Selblts
m0rber mar Der Sobn elmer Jamtlie, bel
tpeIder bic iu1ge BitttDe init ibrer Oeutter
mar9mal eini9e Sage auf Dem 9anOe in Der
gtGbe bon qaris subradte, uno Der it6
9%offnunoen binseeeben bate, tpelde our6
Bic Germdbluag ieiuer Glngebeteten pernibz
tet tDurben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13

tperben BARI. Qbet mails berftriden %
Sabre, uno !pieoerum nadb ungebeuren
&rteden nla6te man aud Der patrimonias
len BoliSei ben 0arauS. Ourh Die RreiSs
oronun9 muroe feitgelteut, oaB Die MuSs
ubung Der Boli3eigelDalt ni6t lGnger ein
nit Dem Gefibe cineS @runbltiides nerbunS
oenes 0orre9t icin l0ute, ionoern Dab audi
tie TN Namen oes &0nigS bon 8erlonen,
Die in ieinem Quftrage ernannt iporben
1tnb, p~ertpaltet tuerben miile, uno oaB Der
Boli3eibeamte, Der letne Befuoniiie itberz
l6reltet, bafiir Dor @eCidtSbDfen 0tebe SIT
fteheu babe. sSest lit nun mad tpeitersn
3lpet Sabraebnten Die 2anbgemeinbeoronuug
au Stanbe gefommen, tpel6e es m09li6
ntd0t, oaB etn cDr1gtunaleS 2eben it'd bort
entlulfelt, no IS bisber nt6t Dorbanoen
mar. Sic beleitigt Die ntbt lebensfdbigen
@ebtlbe, bic 3wel9Qelnetnoen, iotpte Die
grDBere Nusabl Der iog. @utsbe3irfe. Son
1917 2anD9en1einben Der Oitli6en Bropins
sen, Die nenieer als $50 @intpobner baben,
nerben 2374, uno bon ben 1928 2anDges
meinoen, Die rim @emenge" Itegeu, $40
leiitungsfd9iger geftaltet. Mas Die @utss
beSirfe anbetrifft, 10 lper0en bon ben fletns
iten, Die neniger ais 125 Worgen baben,
1920 unter 3430 unD BON benert, Die nlebr
ots 300 @iumobner 3dblen, 1873 bon 1910,
ipnie enbli6 bon 4945, Die rim @emenge"
lie9en, 515 nit 2anogemeinoen pereini9t.
Stab 9rD@nten aus9eOriidt, umfGBt Die
&efprm ettpa II Yrosent lGmmtliherQanoz
gemeinoen uno @utsbeStrte. IS itn0 oieS
allies 3tpei9gebiloe, Die, tpenn lie ibreSelblt>
itdnbtQfeit be1alten, tbren COMMUNICATIVE
pfli1tungen Der ~@rmenpflege, Der Inter-
baltuug Der 8olfsi6ule unb BET Offentlis
Gen 0egelait nt6t na6fommen fonnerr,
pber beren @ebDfte unb Selbmarfen oerart
lin @emenge" nit chamber lte9er, Dap
eine Sonbirung Der beioeriettigen Snterels
fen uun0glt6 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
MoItfe dis amrtftneaer.

gtebe1 ieinem unibertrofenen %Seloberrnr
rlhme miro Wioltfe aud ben 9tanen zines
groBen S6rtftlteuer5 fIr aIe 53ette1 be-
tpabren. Gon Der Uanlilie Wloltfe's tperz
ben Die gel q m meIten S6rtften
uub Denim irbtgtetten beS Selos
maridals berau5ge9eben tperben. NSie man
bort. tbetlt Der Sl6att it6 in foIgenoe
@ruppen: 8
u Nuf5et6nlln9en CUR Seben5gel6i6te:
Cine bon Utpltfe DsrfaBte turSe SamilteHs
9ei1ihte, urtbeile ieine5 8aters lber i'm,
~llrfunDen 5H elmer Sugenogei6i6te, 9teties
Grtnnerrnaen nit DieleH 9anb5etdlungen
Don tbm, Qus ieinen Berl0nalsB apieren,
Sein Sttaleben in Greiiau, Nufaet6nunz
gen iiber leille Ie5ten 2ebensltuuoen, 2eBte
gtieoeri1rift ieires 0laubenS6eteuntni1eS.
p Yermilhte S6riften, aum Betipiel
QpQanD uno 8elgien III gegen Ieitiger 8ez
siebung leit ibrer Trennung inter Ybiz
lipp II. bis gu i3rer WieoerUereintgun9 ulz
ter Wilbelm l.; 9arltellung Der inneren
&er6altntlie uno oes ~geielidaftiiden .3uz
itdlt0es in BoIen. Welde Giidltdten tol1z
men bel Der lSahl oer 9id)tunG Der giienz
babuen in 8etra6t ? Die iDeitIi6e GrenSz
fro0e. 3 &urse @eldt6te be5 Grieges
1970I71. 8on oes SelDberrn etgener 6ano
geihriebeu. Wlit 8arten. a Briefe, natb
3eitabi6nitteu uno @lnpfdu9ern georouet /;
l3und6it oiejentoeH an Die nd6iten Ser.
lpanoteu, baruuter Dor3u9smeiie Die ibn
tenn3et6nenoen unb alI8emetne Nn9ele:
eenDeiten bebdnoelnpen; Johann bic an
Sreuuoe aeri6teten. W2tt tur3en @iulets
tungen unO Nemertuneeu. 81 1eben uno
9Inloraden nit furSen GinleituHBen.
g. 0eutpuroigfeiten unb Grinnerunaen
an ibns MlittbeiLungen GUS ~ieirelrt tdg.
li1eu 8ertebr uno aus benz Gretle ieiner
6reunbe.
Nrbeiteu milttdrtiben Snbalts iino, OBJ
eeieben bon Der aenanlitea r@eihihte bes
&rie9es BON 1870-71", bon Der Salnm>
lung ausgei6loIieu. Sober 8ano Des i'm
8erlage Der M}ittter'iden 5ofbudbanblung
in Berlin eri0etuenoen Werfss wirD einsell
fGuf1ih leiu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
Oerlnild1tes.
Ser 0orfeber Ser 81 E

- Ser 8orfeber Ser st 9 :
rungssD Or If in @aibingz
o II, Merebtth, bat bic ben iieben entz
~la1lenen Blattenbrudern bonn Or
ben Der Nrbettsrttter often ge6altes
men Steaen h teDer beiekt, oa bic
@ntlaiieren it6 nm ibre @ieberaniteQung
nldt beDorben ba5en uno Die Nrbett
brdngte. SIS gilt IbrigenS fiir ~uusgema6t,
taB ben @ntlai1enen eS Hpentger UNI Nrbett
ais 0arum gu tbun lit, in Der Seffentlihteit
befannt uno Q~enaunt 3l tperoen. is lit
Sipeifelbaft, oh Der Stnan3m1iniiter Softer
fih nod tpetter UNI Die Nrbeitsrttter film=
ntern, ober oar BpipoerlD's beleioigenoen
8rief beauttporten miro. Die ~gegenipGr>
ti0e WeDrarbeit in Der @eeicrun0s Crude
rel ptro burh BEN 0rud Ser neuen
stpeiprosfntieen Observation-Disclosures
gen perurla6t uno nod eini9e Wo6en am
Dauern.
- 9es a NJ erifantl d e1ebnngsz
ge1dmaber uno bic 6eenebr BON
SO a a d. II etts bielten on einem Der
leBten Sage cine Qebung i'm S9etben>
i6ieBtn uro in Der Mbmebr bon
Sorpebosa alb. Ole @ei6iibe foaren nit
9euter bes SeebataiuonS bemantt, tuelde
inter benz Befeble bon Slottenofftsieren
ltanben. 9ie Shiffe feuerten, pGbrenb
Tie I'm Die in elmer @n~tfernung bon fitnf
W1etlen auf Der 6Dhe BON BDintN al
Ierton in W @ q Oh uetts aufaez
fteQte bretlettiQe Sdribs berumfubren, nit
GROCER Sreffiiherbeit; bage0en gelang es
benz Seebutaillpn nt1t, OH einem Der
Sbtffe beS @elbnaoerS einen Sorpeoo an
subrin9en. Oteie pertbetbigteu 1ih mittel1t
fbrer elettriihen 9idter 5urBelen6tuna bes
@a1iers mo bel6o1ieu Die Ii1 nGbern5en
SorpeDpbpote, tDelbe a6t oergebli6e Ser
iu6e ma6ten, an ben vgtewart" beran5uz
fomn1e1.
= Ser frii6ere TIottenminilte cit
SO bitneD lit I'M SEEM Oorfer &reisgeri1t
bon einem Wtanne gamens SrmlsbD,
pel6er I'M Sabre 1888 ais S Il b n r / 6 BET
Der 8unoeSfotte tano, tuegen ptberre9tli7
der 8erDaftunq auf $50, 600 SdnoeneriaB
perf1agt morben. SrmsbD tpar in gez
nanntem Sobr na6 Sat Srancisco beorz
bert tporoen, i6uBte aber 9el6pGbte @e>
jul;bbeit por ul1o erbtelt eilten mebrmonat>
li6en llrIaub. 5pdter meloete CT 1ih inn
W1artne@0olpital gu 8aibington um Qufz
nabne. tpuroe aber BON ben Neraten nit
benz 0emcrfen, ct lei bienitfG6ig, abgetpies
len; barauf beaab er 1t6 obne GrloubniB
rla9 Sos AngeIes in Californian, 100 er
perbaftet ul1o nad San Trancisco gebraht
wuroe; er nurDe Dor Elm G~rtegsgeridt ee=
felt uno aus benz Oienit selagt. 0aber
Die unDerl Udn1te &lage-
Der ruiiii6e GoniuI in 81 NJ
Oort, q. 6. Olearotsfi, bat bic
bortt9e 6 itpanoerungsbehDrb
I'M Elm 8er3eihniB Der lett Dem l.. Sanuar
1891 eingelpauoerten ruliiiden Suoen err
iudt unD erfldrt, baB er bon pielen oer lebs
teren nm Die Wflttel sur &iidreile mad &uBs
LAMB araeQanaeu moroen lei. Gr iaote
nibt, uarum Die 9eute tpieber surid pols
len, bod, berrlht Die Nnnahme Dor, baB
BON 5etten berje1igen, Die ihaen bon biez
lem GanDe aus lur 2Iusiuanoerana naa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13

Der S6pet3. tes bamaligen I6ueiserii6en
0elanoteh @mtG Srep in @aIbinaton; I'M
sfuetten Sale gum Shaoen ebenio braOer
lartarbettenoer WtGnner, Die BET geringem
@sbalt bur6 tire 3i1tiQteit unb 8fli6tz
trelle Dem @iDiloienite Der S9peis leinen
bphen 1ut peri6afft baben.
Smmerlin ltebt aber biele &nauierei ni9t
Qeraoe I'M WiOeriprude nit Der politiIben
atetfe bes Bottles benin ihr 6auptbetpegz
Qruno mar Der Srieb mad elmer m0alidlt
1parlamen unO einfaGen 0ffentli6en Ser
naltutg.
gu Der in Der S6tpeis Dor ii6 ge6enOen
Stel9erlng Der 8olfsberri6aft lit aber
nl9t nur politiihe 0teife, ionoern audi
3letrbett elmer 9tepubIif erforDerlid. Sur
unlere anerttanii6e Nieienrepublit piirDe
EN- Steferenoum uuo cine unmittelbare @es
le~B9ebun8Ss rSnitiotipe" 6es golfes feinesz
me9S tutr0gll6 ietn, nu6 abgeleben bon
per gemtihteu 8sibaffeubeit oes Iebteren.
Nnr lie lit bas Observation-Disclosures" oa8
9ttdbtiqe.
0o6 nit tpo%blbered,tieter Spannuna maq
teoer 6reuno Der 0oltsicuperGnetdt sus
leben, mas fir 8irtungen bic abernaliee
@fipetteru1g Der 8oIfsberri9aft in Der
A~lpenrcpublif baben ntro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
Nrfenif uno ammonia.
Semerfensperther Gontraf in Den Wirs
funeen 3weier Gifte auf Ole
Ge1i6tsfarbe.

9as mGBtge Ginnebmen bieler @iftitoffe
tptrft in gr6Rerem ODER fleinerem MaBe ouf
Die 9eit6tsfarbe Elm, 0ber am i6nelIten
bon alien mirfen tpobl Q1 lentf uno Qmnto<
mia. Ser @laube, oaB Nrienlt bic @eit6tse
farbe Derid0nere, bat l9on mande unper1
i~tdnbige Srau DeranlaBt, it6 our6 feline
QuantttGten langiam ms @rab 5u brtngetI.
Nrienif betpirft Elm Da6Sz Doer eIfe1betnz
artiges Nrtsleben Der 6aut tDdbreho etles
g"elptiien .3ettraums Der 8ergittung, aber
bic i6redltDen 9tabmtrfun9en itno 81 gut
befannt, Inn es als ELECTROMAGNETIC
empfeblelSiperth 81 MAIDEN.
0ie Wirfung BON Nrnnlonta duf Die @ez
fidtsfa be itebt in Direftem @egeniab gu Der
3es Qrienifs. 0as erite Spmptpm BET
Nlnmonia 3eigt itb BET 9enen. Die in Sins
moniaz Tabrifen arbetten uno beite6t in
ether 6arbsnperGnberung Der 9taie uno
Stirn, pelhe itb aisbalb iiber oas game
Geii0t berbreitet uno bemielben Elm fledls
ges, ~blatternartigeS unD nnaniebnltdes
Nusieben eiebt. 8ei 2euten. tpelbe &lnz
monia in tleineren Quantitaten in tbr
SDltem etnfIbrer, in Waiier ODER Speiien,
treten Dteie SDmptome nidt 10 i6nea bers
Dor; Die etn3t9e itbtbare Wlrtung oes @tts
tes 1T ein 5etttDelltg nHgelunoes uno blet7
DIES Musle1en.
giele Qelte nebmen Nlnmonia7@i su
ii6, o5ne es gu pilien. Die 9eriteIun9
BON Qmmonia bat in IeBter !3ett itarf Suges
non1nten. utto es tpirb obnel3meifel pielfa6
CUR BerfdIlduna g"etDilier ytabrun9smittel
pertpanbt. SiftSieIe 11nteriu6unaen baben
ben 8etpeis e~eliefert, baB es lelbit in 10 biz
lt9en Qrtifell tpie 8ddpuluer entbalten lit.
9aS unausaeleBte Girmebmen bon Qmmoz
nia lit a6er, ieIbit in 10 unbeoeutenben
Quantitdten pte bel Der 8erfdlihung bon
9labrungsmitteln, i6GOlid, nidt otlein fir
Die @eii1tsfarbe. ionbern es 3erit0rt audi
Die WlagenpGnbe uno oeruria6t llnperbaus
lihfeit uub dbnlide l1ebel.
Yrofeiior Song Don Chicago lit Die
QutboritGt fur Die Qneabe, oaB ielblt BET
iInfsig Wiuionen Gbeilen 8aiier unb
einem She'll Nmmonia oieies Walier nod
gefGbrli6 lit.