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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
DIR. MAYNARD breaches TO SOLDIERS.

The doors OF the 9th Regiment Armory at NO III
Waet Twenty sixthet swung wide open yesterday at
4 80 D. H.. and there came out full complement Vi
officers and priyaes OF the regiment In battalion lorna
ton The field and staff officers in full uniform icd'
marching in double file They were followed by the
non-commissoned officers and privates. who wore
gloves standing collars and body belts. Their: were
no strains the regimenta band, and the ryuim OF
regIaryfalng footsteps took the place OF the usual
music. The instruments Of war, creeping the side
arms were also missing and it was evident that the
members OF the regiment were neither on a warlike
mission Tor on parade. The regiment went east on
Twenty sixth st.. diagonaly across Madison square.
cast on Twenty lird-st. and then south on Fourth
ave to Twenty frst-st There - halted and filed into
the Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, of which
tile Rev. Dr. Henry Y. Satterlee is the rector.
The regiment. In accordance with its custom. had
gone to the church 10 hear the annual sermon de-
lvered by the Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard, its c.apa n.
ON the left OF the chanccl the regimcnta colors had
been placed, and III. right the State flag. The
gallery and the side pews were occupied by members
OF the church and friends OF the regiment. The
sermon the Rev. DR.. Maynard cNhortcd the members
OF the regiment TO be good Christian soldiers ~
was from II. Matthew ii. 10 For this il He OF whom
face which shall prepare thy way before thee
Afier the services the regiment returned TO It's
there. It's officers william seward. IT,. colonel
cOmmandiug. Thomas Is. Rand. lieutenant colonel {,
;. +. Jabhs. major; Godfrey A. . Wcncrs, djutani
Dana l.. Pratt. quartcrmaster, George \. Clement
Thompson. assistant surgeon, and the Rev. Dr. New
land MAYNARD, chaplain
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CALvEs-Receipts. 90 head. Trade limited ~, ,...
OF stock, but market stcady foP oil gr,des 'or isck
ernssers sold g % 30 per 100 carload Of ' Ws.tS
Slcs-J. T.. Nelson 10 w stern colvos" ~ ., s"ady
at ~ - per 100 10 grassers 1875 n AZ AZ 80 e'se
SHEEP AND lAMisS-I RECEIPTS wofe < c,rs -, -, 40,
head cars at eoth.st and er Jersey cty OF isOs
NHE nehs suPp,y sno'p fuca hrm and LIMBS ruled ia
Medium 70 prime sheep sold ~ s5agS, o3 ~ ao4ad
10 choice lambs 3t - 25dsG 50 - vi AVV 10;
Dressed mutton Grncr At s5i9dsis, rer :, -
lambs higher but Hing slowly a sGIce -1 'res'oa
age at so 80 pr 100 y no d. 81 IS So y T7s
g. Dnlcnback. 37G Canadian lambs Ss ~ 49, o. - %
Hume & Mullen; u STATE lambs. 90 H. at e 81
J. " Pidcock Sons 50 State sheep 90 n a, a. N.
IS bucks III n at S3 81 State lamb 80 n a. ~ *
HoGS-Receipts, II cars, 1902 head-o cars a
Jersey City, and 40thst None for al Ill
Nomnay higher at s1ds6 40 pr 100 n. ''' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRE1S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The OF wheat futures Produce Exchange on
saturday Aggregated only 10000 bushels. The market
opened Tara cent higher. Cables nTner aud the
Western markets better but toward the reports
circulated that the Agricultural Bureau report
make improved showing, comparing with MONTH
i,aas cent took place The was steady
however. There only three options traded Marh
80 J.l0asl May, at g. 7.lGdS2 1916 and June AZ
50 1884. cents The spot market cNtrcmsy dull, but
-teady. Exporters took 3 900 bushels Of No. hard
winter. At 5O2 cents.
Corn wa, nrm but dan The sale, were only 90 900
bushels and hnil quotations al the way Las
higher the day the Gable accounts
spot prices advanced cent. and
vance checked business Exporters took - 900 bushes
Oif, dull with the market for futures tile better
only 20 900 bushels being sold en- this dlrec-
ton spot lots also were dun and the market closed Il
The iDal Official quotlons on saturday were as follows
March s0A April sl'i; May. SRI June. s2s July.
S3r
-DeceIber. Ola January. 5lS February. 52:
March Maf. 52', cent.
Oar.-D,ccmher 36ia January. 37'4 February. $751; .
May. 3d. cent
Drccn.ber. 20 o. January %; March so -
80 50.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Saturday at
Ncw-York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were a
oats 1907 bu,hoe. total grain 3s6 Ol3 bushels; -four
80 1870 packages. AZ Chicago Milwaukee and ~. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 705 bushels; corn 2oi 9l6
bushels 500 80 bushes Total grain. 1879 l3l bush
els nour. 81. or barrels.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil qrowths the spot market was duil
but steady OF 1870 for No T. Mid grow TINS
were neglected Options closed duh and easy, IN SYM
PATTY Irregular cable accounts end nal gures We're
iOd2O points lower the The sales were -oOOO
b1gs The oiicia K o dspltch quoted First ordinary
40 kllos 10 $50; good second 90 kilos o ~ goo
Rio ctaraces to United States q days. 5000 bags
Rio clearances " Europe q days, goo bags; fo stock
III 900 bags Rio market rn receipts in santos IL 900
Bag; Santos stock $4,000 bag, Santos market firm
ee@ber o. $ Pharos. 80 900 bag cleared from sant9s
December g. :. StrabO. 1000 bag. Receipts at iso
JuIv / 70 December o. 1892 l,542 900 bags same time
1891 2O15 600 bags same time 1890 1,251GO bags c
rccelpts az suntos July l December o. 1892, 1879
900 bags same time 1891. 1873 900 bags same time time
1890 1853 bags Warehouse delVere. since Decenl-
Der is92: New.York 70 PAL bags Bait more 700
toos nv.Dtlaans ego bapS. total. S7,50l bags.
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WARM PRAISE FOR DIR. PARKHURST.
THE REV. DR.. VIRGIN BELIEVES HIS slNOffil
AND Devotion CANNOT BE QUESTIONED.

THE REV DR. VIRGIN BELIEVES HIS SlN'hhlIi
AND DEVOTION CANNOT BE QUESTIONED.
At the Plymouth Congregational Church 'hc rev
Samuel H. Virgin selected for the N3'e vi i0
sermon yesterday morning Jeremiah AAiA'
And seek the peace OF the city, "hi'ner l nav
couscd Won to be carried away capuves, and pray
unto the Lord for It for in the peace thereof sh'
ro have neoce, St John xvii, Is, Il pray not That
tbou shouldst take them out OF the world but thaI
thou shouldst keep them from e'li"' uaiao"'''
vi TO- "As have therefore opportuhtv' let "s wv
rood unto all men," The minister In MS sernion
exnressed establishment that there should De qucs
ZION II, any mind as to the right, the wisdom or the
propriety of a clergyman taking any part ~ the
pubc affairs OF the city. The necessity LOT an
onnIon was forced upon all, and the GROUNDS VI IL
ought 70 be well established The recent war VI
words between eminent clergyman VI 'ihs 'is
and the superintendent Of the Police Department -
Int q SYMPTOM a pimple on the lace 'ha' ui''
the corruption Of the blood the real ma''er gyms
underneath; but their appearance suggests ques
49,, rbo onon attack by a clergyman upon the
uror and BOARD OF Aldermen Of one OF the cues III
,hS State recently on the charge OF junkeuns on lhe
Lords day the threat Of prosecution Tor criihiiii
libel and public apology and promise never ~
ureach such sermons again. also suggests Il Quesuo"
The action of a body Of clergymen In the CITY vi
psburg causing the expulsion into the streets Vi
Great company Of dissolute women, with no iur'her
thought of their protection or SALVATION ellher ny
law or gospel raises the question again. An enlnen.
clergyman in the city Of Albany discovers muhiSipai
GDse1 that She is thoroughly blind to her own
welfare Indifferent to her GodglVen ihneTi n VII
n e uIe Commenting upon this says it would be well
if every pastor of every church In the cites o n
hGrN cry ry" for municipal reform. The preacher con
GUIDED by saying that Dr. ParhuFS sO% 81 All
e aP srr IoTa to truth and righteousness Ills
Sincerity and devotion none can solemn and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
SUCCESS OF THE FREE SINGING CLASSES.

Another success was achieved yesterday by Lranli
DamroSch In his efforts 10 give the working people
free instruction in singing. \ Peoples Singing
Class started vest rday afternoon in the large
hall Of the Hebrew Institute at East Broadway and
Jcfersou-st. About 500 Joined the class, which is
in charge OF Miss Sarah J. J. McCafery. The MEM
bcrShlp Of the class that meets in Renwick Hall,
EightysiXth st. and Third-ave, doubled yester.
day.
The large class met as usual in Cooper Union. Mr..
Damr1'ch. after conducting the class i'm Cooper
IniOn visited the other classes. lie is we'll >atis-
fled with the progress shown by all his classes, which
have a membership Of about 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

ION during the year Just closed 1900. The Rev.
DIR. W. S Ralnsford became the rector in 1882, coming
to New-York from the Cathedral Of 81. James. in
Toronto. Canada. DR. Rainsfor1 is emnently q prac-
teal minister and believes in using every agency pos
siblc in carrying the work Of winning men to the
Master.
The sermon yesterday morning was upon the claims
Of society upon Christians the text being taken from
ii Kings, II, 1922 DR.. Rainsford said in substance
Here we have the claim OF the community on the
prophet and the prophets answer TO that caini Both,
it me- suggest to vvidy the circumstances.
claims and duties OF timessOciety's claims on US
and best answer TO those claims.
The distinctive features OF our modern life In these
United States has been lndviduasm, an indjvidualism
perhaps vigorous and nmany ways more complete
Than any that the history o! has yet Afforded
All things have combined 10 develop the Individual
The religion of each nation is part and parcel of It's
life. O necessity It's fits <la lie rs the glove hts the
hand. and each hand must have It's own glove Hence
eur religious life has also been ndiVdualstc.
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-. ir,,rse,,inc nclnts As he expresses 1t. his pro
az Ia trec, ,Ieui,oy service may be- compared TO the
p,nm raw.y a. watch to a clock. Under the re-
tric,ed cor dons O, this experiment. letter mailed
-, n do,vn,own boy nj 4 "a. m l. delivered IN ne
t,aianne carrier district between and n m hu u
transfer system the transit from one outlying us
,rtct a. onniher could b. made comparatively ~ rN
p,dtous Postmaster Harlow aho beey,s that WIZ
w. nil much mere freely for the delivery Of Snan
,nciaces of mere handlsc, and that thus ultimately
considerable added revenue VIII result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. IL (Syeciall.-ln whear yesbluay ~
lcoNtd as u there modcNte selling az y 'ew . ,n
Nav by the bull clique. but enough buying ot he
ercst the dip, keep the Nav price bunphs ~ xesa
the 20 figure all the time Il opened al ~ s oi was
con plcuous soler all the time Receps' IN ns
west were 900 ears Duluth reported an h.io,e a
stock, there u 900 coo Minneapolis an lns , ~ "a
zoe 900 and there wa me ps.stpS,og indL
Gated an Increase in visible OF not less % oy.
bu,hes. The crowd Wa all day h ag ~ Nan espec,et
A. m@h, after The report was issued showing .t y
OF g. o. curb market was MN only l13.
ne Iowa report making me Weld IN tha 49, The
600 600 against 600 bushels "e Ma pstwesn =!
provision crowd led IN the buying "c simpy ald
and AZ, and closed 47s eeSt' S GAY ht%@sn IS.
along after corn anu wheat MAY so.t %ra,hys
and S5S and closed at 35 cent? bid inc M he week.
sellers OF provisions. they na'e ,,e pork ana ons
ribs There was modeiate covering o. az ei nv ehs
The small enough 10 s 49, IN. showed st
vance Friday q cents rs Coo the estimate for
next week 10000 Ffaxseed was III iSls sclisrA
u vs f; May opened 1t d 10. end closed ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
People Don't Grow Famous In
Hurry.

Carlsbad did not become known in a day.
il took centuries to acquire its present fame
Ii is known all over the globe. and retains its
reputation sole on is m rtS For all diseases
Of the stomach. liver and kidneys. d. VII as
in constipation, rheumatic affections and dia.
bctes. use Carlsbad nprudel Water or tho
Sprudel salt if YOU cannot conveniently use
the Water Be sure To obtain the genuine,
which must have the signature of Eisner Il
Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents, New-York," on
the neck of avery bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
SoCIETY's CLAIMS ON CHRISTIANS.
A DISCOURSE BY THE REV. DR. w. s RAINsroRl

THE RECTOR OF ST. GEORGES PRoTES-
TANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The yearbook OF St. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church. at Stuy, esant Square, is commentary upon
the vast work Of the church. 1t requires 259 pages
TO tell OF the numerous branches OF work carried on
by the rector the Rev. DR.. W. $. RainsfoM. and his
assistants. There eight parish buildings scat
tered about the city, including the seaside Cottage AT
Easern-ave., Rockaway Park. l.. l. Next 10 Trinity,
st. Georges is the oldest Protestant Episcopal parish
IN this CITY, The number of regular communicates
for the year is about 800 while the number OF COM
muncants whose names appear on the church books
for the year Is o797 The total number taking commun'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ncw.york, saturday. De-. lo-nEEvEs-Rcceipts oS
cars head-Jl consigned direct to saugherers
and . oars r. the market. No trading. Feeling Arm.
City dressed beef slow at 5hd7sc for inferior 70 fair
native steers Sd9c for good 70 choice do 3dS5e for
cow beef. No later cAble shipments reported
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STAINED,
Low Mid1llng..-...-Sas
N Hdlfuu q III O
Good Ordinary 9
Strict food Ordinary. z

oIIICJ 'fOUu VIuIIIdIJ EI''@''Io
op-OD hl.nct Nds irregular, "a tOmt niue NOV
IN Tho Chad, t.r oil the monthly AHf
cutu.a Bureau report Inc Ol"ninG prices Indicated an
adj anC, oil lak POINTS, An auN tucr idS points tltn
took place. and the close steady a. hes aiAatc OF
,,.l5 ILc sles were l1i,OoO Dilcs
I,opoD opened easy 3dt points decline and closed
fIt tht oin.4.l 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

New York Ccntrnl-bcst line to the West. Twelve
fast trains every day. see timetables =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

Cash quotations were follows: Flour qalet, nn.
CT anged No > spring wheat, ~ 3-ec; No 8 spring
wheat, 63a 66c 10. red. - 3-oc; No. corn,
~ . sc: No. 3, 30 lie: No. oats, 80 l-2c No.
white 3}c on track No. 3 white, - ! .@32 34c'
No rye. 47c; No. BARLEY, ode; NO, s. I; 0; o,
% I2d67c No. !, $50 zoe: 40. iaXeed u % b ~
ga 40 ia 90. Lard per 100 lbs, 4, 81 u snort
ribs sides loose 50 1oeSs 2O dry sai'sG t sa0I hoTe
~ 5Oa So 55. Whiskey distillers, finished goods
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pnemaatflt=9fpart

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6ro6e Gr0ifnune Ger Damen= 11ldntel 2lusitellun9
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Gin as,ttel seeen s.e ebolera.

Miam bat feline llria6e. iid Dor Der
gbolera 5a fiir6ten, penn man ii6
ghamberlains 9eilmiitel gegen 4olif,
9iarrboe unb gbolera berldaften fam.
gs miro in tpenisen Minuten grlei1s
ternng perfdaifen unb in furaer 3eit
D6lli9e 9eiluug betpirfen. Sd babe
mid bur6 ben 8eriu1 bapon iibers
aengt. g8. $. Clinton, Delmetta,
N. S.-Wfan glaubte erit, baB bic gpis
benie in 9elmetta ipirfli6e aliatii6e
@bDlera lei, aber man iibersengte iid
nadber bur9 genaue llnterfu6ungen
bapon, baB man e8 nit elmer duBerft
beftigen SOrm bon SpIenterie gu tbun
bate, bic fait eben 70 gefdbriid lit,
ipie bic Cholera. Sies Mtittel ipurbe
bierbei nit groBeM @rfolgen anges
ipanbt. gu baben in San 9lntonio
in ben 4potbefen bon s. aalteper &
Son, Sowling & Gloob, s. g. Sod,
q. Sreib, s.. S6u6arbt, 81. Cohen &
Co., 5. 5. 5arrifon unb aaltener &
G6u6arb.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cimer FOL.
iteinifden 3nuernfrau.

gu benz @eiitliden 6es airfborfes
$. t fam fiir5lib cine aIte Bdaerin,
um ibrem bebrdngten GefpiiIen 2uft au
MAIDEN. uMin Mann is 10 MI tor
ben, Serr Pator. SD ueiB, id)
weib, liebe Grau", entgegneie Der pas
flor. ubabe ibm ia ieIbit bic Qeidens
rebe gebalten." 80, be 2iefenreb
weer ia 10 tpiet sans i65n I'm banft
tpie sc Of peelmals borf0r, a,per -
feufste bic 8auernfrau. ,,Sa,
es mar re6t trauris", iu6te Der pa.
ftor su tr0lten, ,.aber bauen Sic auf ben
lieben Gott, Der slles aum Belten
lentt. ,Se, DO is Of sor nids in Be
ggeg", = entgegnete bic 4lte - min
S0bn bait 10 MI be Stdb (ben 6of)
un gaens is in ben oaen Gerfat bles
ben, diper iu6efen 6enno6"-,, ,giun"?
fraete Der paitor, ,.pas baben sic
benn ionit nod auf benz 0er3eu 2" -
uSe, 9err paitor, iagte bic 9lIte etwas
5ogernb, ,,bor is FOB nod Mnerbanb
bi-yfa-bat id't man grab beirut iegg
- aus min Mann itorben ipeer, befI id
em bun't bette 2innen Ell Sobenbemb
neibt un as be mu in bat f6one lpitte
2innen 10 borleeg int Sart-bor buer
mi eesentli6 bat i6one 9innen, uat 10
man INNER be Ger f6ua. s, bent i'd
10 bi mi fiilben, ipenn be int Sarf
liggt, iiibt Dor 10 feen Mini6 tuat bun.
Sd breib EN- alio lin, iii Inieo I'm ut
ben pudel ION re6t grotes Stlf Qins
men ut, llit-to be QietenIier natiirlid. u
oSa5 luar allerbings Elm etmas ionbers
bares Beginner. bemertte Der paitor,
yaber penn Sic iid Ionii nidts g6les
babel geba6t baben, bod ni6t gar 10
i6limm. -yNe, ne, 9err paltor. eats
gegnete bic Grau. nieggen &c bot mid
10 lidtfarig ben! Nabit as id enl
ipeller up be ri6ti9e Sit legt barr, fees
men mi benn bod allerbaub iuarte &C.
banfen. @ott inn bosen 6immel, !"
-fegg id TO arii6an. pat min S0bu
is,-@ott inn bogen 9ilnmcI. iegg ID,
mat beif i'd Dor anitellt! - Set mutt
Batter bod gor 10 ihanierli6 fin,
ipenn io'n groten Buerm as be Dor bas
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@enams ,,aopfiiinbeu".

Gin @elegenbeits> s>&eporter bes rpa=
riier Gtsaro". Der sern in fir9li6en
9imgen ma9t, bat ben Mbbe Saearb i'm
Seminar Saint Sulpiee aufge1ubt,
tpel9er por 81 Sabre, i'm Oftober 1910
bcI iungen &erau empfing, Der ibm
BON benz Mbbe Oupanloup, benz fpdtes
rem 8ii6of bon Orleans, bamaligen
Oireftor beS fleinen Seminars @aint=
Nifolas, nit benz 8ebeuten sugef9idt
ipurbe:
Scr iunge &enan bat nidt ben Ses
ruff in fi6, aber er min 3beologie flu
bieren, laiIen sic ibn au."
Nbbe Saearb lit beute nod superior
BON Saint Sulpice umb trdgt riiitig
feline 80 Sabre. gr muBte nod nid5t,
baB &enan geitorben mar, unb entz
i9loB fi9 erft, als Der 8elu9er ibm
biefe gla6ri6t mittbeilte, bas S9mei=
gen au bre1en, bas er li1 iiber ben
pNbtriinnigen" gelobt bate. Ser
iunge &enan, fagie er, mar elm Dppoz
9onber, aber er mar 8retone, mas 10
piel beiBen mill, als mpitiid angelest
unb 3dbe, unb 10 bOhte ber Superior,
er perbe ii6 inter eiEer pdterli6en
2eitung benz set,ibeu Berufe auipen=
ben lafen. SIS entsing ibm ni6t, baB
Der Neuling eiaeu feiHen, bur9brinz
genben @eilt beiaB. uno brei Sabre
lang that er iein Ni0slibiteS, UNI i'm
bem Dienite Der Stride 81 getuinmen.
Maein pergebli1: r&enam's @eeIe
blieb bartnddig iebenl %atbe peri6lois
fen. 9fur bic 6reunoi6aft fonnte Diez
les 9er5 0ffnen uno eine 2iebe, ftdrter
als bic unferige, e1fabte &enan unb
sei6nete ibm cine anbere 8abn bor."
Serbe ersdblte Der alte prielfer meiz
ter, tpie &enan fi6 Don feiner @1me<
fer 9enriette, pel6e in 9euti1lanb
als @r3ieberin lebte, beeinfluiIen lieB,
tpie biefe r9albselebrte" i'm nit Daz
bib StrauB befannt ma6te unb iein
@erberben berbeifiibrte. M1, ,uemn
9enriette &enan nit ibrem Bruber wez
niger .Deuti6 gefpro9em" unb Der
Mbbe Sc Sir ibm ueniger Qebrdil9
beigebra6t bdtte! Nae feline @iinben
tuaren nlir r@opffiinben" unb an feis
ner Muffiibrung bate man ni6ts su
tabeln.
yfa6 einem balben Sabrbum6ert be-
6auert Der Mbbe Saearb nod INNER,
baB es ibm nidt gelang, bas fanfte,
glei9mdBige Weien &enan's gum 8es
rufe zines prieiter8 ausaubil6em, fir
ben Der iunge 8retone ibm bon Der
goriebung sei@affen i6ien.
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Bic Ver,uenbmmg bes 9llnmins
beim W{ilitGr.

Sm bpgienii6s1emii1en 2aboratoz
rum Der militdr>drstliden 8ilbungsz
anitalten 5u Berlin inb neuerbimgs
bon Or. plagge i'm Muftrage bes
9riegsminiiteriumS ein9ebenbe Ser
Jude iiber 6elbflaf9en unb &o1ges
f6irre, aus Mlumin bergeiteqt, gemadt
tpor6en, mel6e nit &lidli1t auf bic
0erpenbbarfeit bes Nlumin fir Nerz
braudsgegenftdnbe bes gemSbnli9en
Sebens BON algemeinerem SntereiIe
limb.
Mas sunddft bic GelbHai6en aus
Nlumin angebt, 10 bat Sr. plagge,
tuie er in Dem ileueiten 9efte Der rMis
litdrdr;tli6en 3eitidrift" mittbeilt,
na6gemieien, baB Der Gei1mad Der
6etrdnfe, suelde man in Der 5elbflaf6e
urterbringt, bur6 bas Mlumin bur1aus
nift berdnbert tpirb. Meber Wafer,
nod 9affee, nod @ffigpafer, nod Bier,
9Eein, Gognac unb anbere Spirituofen,
@itronenlimonabe erleiben benlerfbare
@ei6madsberdnberung, borausgeiebt,
baB Die Glaiden Dor ibrer 8erpenbung
gut gereinigt iinb. gtur nar gu be-
merfen, 6aB Der Go9nae in ben Slaz
f6en bel ldnserem Yerlpeilen an Der
Snnennanb Der Glaf6e i6parabraune
Glefen berporrief, bic als gerbIaures
9llumin erfannt wurben, beren Serb
fdure aug bem Golnae 1tanlnt. sols
de Sleden fdrben unter llmitdnben ben
@osnae iGmubig braun. Sobana mar
mabrauHebmen, oaB ii6 bsiin lingeren
8ermabren bon 3rinfipaHer in ben
sSlaf6en an beren Wdnben ipeiBli9e
6lede bon minial3en bilben. Oie.
felben laiien li6 aber leidt beim 1eis
nigen De, Jlai6en beieitigen uNb ltnb
ebenIo pie bic brallnen Sleden obne
Bebeutumg.
lin bic aOdgeid)irre aus @lumin
au prilfeil, iuurhen bamit lange 3eit
ao6Oeriu6e nit Waiier, ao6ialsl6s
inngen, @iiisidure. 9aifee, 6leiih, @ss
miiie. Sped angetellt, bel benen beions
bers oarauf 9eaGtet murbe, bob iie an
n0bernO | EN- 8rau6e beim Militdr ents
ipra6en. 0ie 9llumimgeldirrc be-
ndhrten Iid bur6aus, Iie perben BON
BEN meiiisn Speiien nur gcring unb
bel lGngerer SenuBung angesrifen.
S6idt Cure Hccepte All s IN
G. G d, Farmers Drug Store,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-05
500 @elphuuma. 800.

Die 2eier ber xSreien grefe" tperben fit
freuen, 3u erfabren, bab es tpenisitens cine
seflrGtete Rranfbeit siebt, tpelde bic Niiiens
idaft in al ibren etufen su 5eiIen i'm Stanoe
1T; 9aa's Ratarrb. ssur 1T bic ein,ise iett Der
arstlihen 8raberidaft besaante poiitipe Rar.
ssatarrb erforbert ais cine Sonititutions.
&ranfbeit cine conitituticneue Bebanolung.
Sails Ratarrb aur ipirb innerIih genommsit
unb ipirtt cireft auf bas Ylut uno bic i6les
misen Sberfld1en oes Spitens, taturd) bic
9runblase Der aranf9eit serit6renb nnb osm
@atienten Strait sebenb, inhem iie Die Ronjti.
tuition oes 8Drpers auftaut unb Der Natur in
ibrem @erfe bilft. Die Gissntbiimes baben
10 piel 8ertrauen 81 ibren Seiitrdite bab 5ie
einbunsert Dollars 8elobnuna fiir ieben sSau
anbietem, ben lie su furiren nerfeblt. qabt
@u9 cine 9ifte bon 3eusniien tpn,men 1ian
abreiiire:
5. S. gbene9 & 60, 1plcSo, ..
% Bon Oroguiiten, rs gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-05

: Gin 8eri6t aus 8ombam, Jams
min Gountp, bring! mieber einen meuen
geitrag gu benz, mas mir an anberer
Steae iiber ben Wufidmung mitgetbeilt
baben, mel6en Der @nbau BON langs
ftapeligen 8aummoliorten i'm Iebten
Sabre iii Seras senommen bat. Gin
bortiger aaufmann bot 3pei 8auem
8aumpolle getauft, beren Safer cine
Sdnge bon anbertbalb 3oa batte, unb
nit 101 Gents per pfunb be5ablt. @r
bat auBerbem einem 8eri6terftatter Der
prefe mitgetbeilt, baB iiber 100 Ball
len bon berielben 9lrt in 6annin Gountp
ge3ogen unb iudbrenb Der Saiion gu
50 biS lOI Gents per Yfunb pe,tauft
nprben iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-05

- S6idt Cure Hccepte AL s o b II
@. G d., Farmers Drug Store.