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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
Drake Mno Openspiue

DEM Yublifum biene blermit aur
gtadr,4t, baB i@ ont 8. Nusuit in
Drate, (1oeser's 9torel unb am 9: uno
10. MnsuH in pwensuiIe, (Sulbs
manu's gtore( su lpredea bin.
Ndtunsspoaf
Or.Moplpb @laler,
praitiider 9ohuarat. 9ermanu, Nfo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

9em gDruite oieIer Jrelnbs nnb repnbitfant'G
eiimmssber entiprepen6. 5eige t4 mtd9 blermI, Gis
@anbibot fir Gtintp S6aBmelteT an nh.e ,uG ts'
nsnt;on Suui 8 Weper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

u
ioH.
8iees9rdiibent: SO bitlatu 81 eib.
@ounerneur: @ilIi a nj SO arne r.
@ice<@ouuerneur: &ubolp bM u el'
fer.
@taats Setretdr: Senrp &. vi
tire.
Nubitor: s bn W. 8 eefs.
Sdabmeiiter: Sreb. S. @ili H.
generalanpalt: 3 ani b Murpb 3
@iienbabn gomniiidr: 90. g
Satb amap.
8i9ter beg Sberaeridts: 6 ia 8
sc el.
50. g. g birf unb 50. @. CD
warOs. Ipellridter: gS. S. B al
lace fiji ct. Souls uno Subn 3
8 le fir &anias GitD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
6ufen fiihrt sur 2lus5ehrung.
8emp's boliam fint ben Sulten in
furser Seit.

Naibinston, 49,. Suli. Das &eprds
ientatnenbaus entidieb beute Die auf bic
sseltcusitelIuns besiisliden Sroseu.
3uerIt famen Die s(menbements Su Bes
,uilIisuuss-Sill sur abitimmuns.
Ser autras. b,e Beiuillisuns fir bic
8uubesausiteuuns BON $4,000 auf
100000 81 erb0ben. iuurce abscwie=
fen.
Gasssen ,puroe Der 8oridlcs, Die
Nusteuuns ont sonntas Su iblieben,
nit 70 sesen "a umo bel nomentlider
Nbitimmuns losar init 1O2 sescn =
stimmen arsenommen. 8si Der slns
flnoisuns bes &ciultats erbob iid Elm
lana -.~surss"vvs OSrIu"-r.--~-----
t-utne eiiuas liberalereStimnuns mabt
5ih bel oem Mmcnbement iiber bas Ser'
BOT beg @pir'tuoIenuerfauis seitelb
Gielts tpurbs nit Al sesen 1873 Stir
men abseiuleien.
@albinston, Is. Suli. Oas 9aus
comite ilr Mittel uno Bese Lat beut
leinen 8oriber McMillin ernddti9
eincn Bel9lub fir bic 8ertasnns Dc
Selliou am rs. Suli einSuberidtel
MeDtilIin ipirb ben Beidlub ON Mit
: uod einrei9en. 9ie beutiss Sisul
oes senanntsu @omits tuar bic leste
bieler @eiiion uro Die bem gomite no
e uorlicseuben Speciultariibias lib
T 3udsr, @al3, gaubol5 uno Gilcne
e ueroen liegen bleibel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

Sm Ser. Staaten Senate wuroe
(sste @o6e Elm Sei6fuB ansenon'men,
uOnad Der gbcasOer austsluns Die
nudselubte slnlcibe BON s5.ooo,ooo
lulr bann betuillist wsroen lolle, iuean
Ed Die gommillion Der @el.sausltsu'
II uns perpEidtet Die slustelluns an
e Sountasen au idti Gin gor'
i lblas ben Serfauf non seiltlsen 9e
trdusen ebeniaGs gu uerbieten faas Dit
's Guleibe bewilist iuuroe, iparo init nu'
aerinser Mebrbeit abselebut. SObal
, Die gsadri9t BON benz Seidtuile be
@euates III Gbieasp befannt iuuro'
marb elm Iuiruf fiir cine IsallenUe'
iammluns erlaiien, nm sesen o'elf
gorseben bes seuates Srotelt etaiul
2 aen. Su bieier 8eriamn'luus erl6'
4 neu iiber 5000 Yerlunen uuo gel@ln'
,peld,e Die beu9leril6e Sanolunssipe'
, bes Geuates tabeln uno erfldren, D.
i, gbicaso cine an iolde 8ebinsunsen
= fnhpfte unterithsuns NIT 8era9t''
ort- Or, auriidlpsiien miTe, ipuroen anseno
sc men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

8ebforo gorb gballies. bas Seuete
fir Grhbtinss, unb Sommerfleiber nnb
bilia. su 10 Gents per garo au baben
bei @bolpb S. 8ruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

mir iinh ermdt,tig &oerru 6 Gbri itianS annie
oIs Goubibot fur has Nmt bes @oun:9 8itters tur
ben u0rblifeu Siitrrft BON SaSeonaoe eohnip all'
ntidJeIt 6ountp Spnoenttou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
Sic tsete
UNION Ndbmal6tne

nit an ibr,n ueusIien gsrbciernnaen III bic
I,f, WGbmaIbine i'm Rarfts nnp sabst Itbr
Ssurbaft unb biQis. gSer iirer Jrau Die
0,btit trlei6tsrn MID ter faufs tbr e'ne
iiutsn RabmaI dine, bic nnr bel ftm infer-
;.itnsten ~ tabsn III.
Gb.nfaus liefsre ib ale Mrten Nabn'a'
Sbia.ntbsile, &sparaturtn, Nahs!n ulw. 3u
Sra biaisifsH grsiisn.
T. BluHher,
siora2 Berger ,Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

- Die bemptratilAe gonsreBz Gonz
ueutiuu unIeres gtadbar 0iitrlftes, pes
s., bat Serrn 81. g, Slano wieoer nOs
minirt. Slaub iIt felt 1872 Wtitslieb
oes guasreiies unp iit burd ieiue ge'
fiiriuortuns Der freien Silberprasuns
i'm sanScn 9auoe befanrt worSen. Soni
bat er abcr i'm gousreb nidts sele'lte
uno Die SntereHen isines 9iitriltes bin
ter Die Der Sitbcrba,Une bes @eiten!
oeitellt uno 9eraoe5u perna6taillst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
2thtun9 GARNER.

Die Mbpnneuten bieier 2eitnns erbol.
ten ben ,,SeulIden 5armes" bas ein5i9e
unabldn1iee 2anbiuirtbidaftiide 8latt
fir uur SO gents pr Sabr, re9nldrer
8reis $1.00, s!pelmal rem Munat. Sas
9latt lit 16 seiteu ltarf uao bringt Die
intsrellanteIte1 unb nisfidlten Grtifel
uno 9aa6rittsn iiter alle @ebiete Del
9aubmirtbI9ait ,uie Nder= uno @arten
bau, @ieb5udt, 8ieuenSud)t, Geflilsel &c
glbonnirt balb, bamit Sbr ni6t biei
aln5tise @ele9eubeit Oeridnn,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

gsir iiuh ermddtiot. Serru Spbm 9 d5uer, ole
Souhibot iiir bas Alnt hes SteiIprs ilr Saseonaot
GouutD ansu5sigeu untermorfen Der Sntltetoun9 oe!
republifantId).n SonntD Gonoe..tlon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
sur SberiH.

gsir hnb ermddtiet Serrn Sobn &. MeDer.
ala aanbibot fir bas amt nls GourtD Sbertn p9n
CSoscppobe Spuutp ans 5eigen, i1ternprien Der eh'
fCheibuuo ber repuplitGni6cn eoIntp' eonpeHl'uH'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
Eiir Collector.

gpir Iino srmddhii9t Serrr arnplb u bump
olS Gouuiont fnr 95icocrmabl 5rm anite oes eoftt
tprs iTr 9dscoIaoe Gpung an3n5e9e1 nritrlpoli ieil
| brr euideiouns Der rcpublttaniiten GpnrD e6noens
|
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
fiir Hnnntn . iRidlfer.

gs,r inb a~nddyfist. Serrn % itbstm Sreusr
girbfers 5iir oeu ilbli6eu 9iitl.ft pm Gasconaot
Sorntp ansusegen uuierluori'n ber Sntltetohr9 Del
republlfanlIwrn Gounip Gonoentlon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

@roeeries. friia iro ftets bic
binisften in Der stabt.
q. S. ErubOt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
far Gpmmtp Surpesor.

gair iiub ermdd,tiet Serrn 30 8. 8 a b, als 9ati'
hihot fir bas Nmt oes Surpepor ooh Soseonaoe
Spuutn ousu3cieen Itnteruprfen Der SnN1etohh9 oer
republlfaniidber 9ountp eoHpenttor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

9,e belten Waaret ~ ben bili8fes
Sersos&@ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

Sane's ;SamiIien.n .n1eoi5ine,.
elm aus ardutern juiammenseiebtes
Mittel bdlt ben Masen offen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

@olIs! Ser b64te MarftpreiS fiji,
Wole iuirb beaablt bon
Mbolpb s. Yruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

gpir iinb ermdtbtigt perrn 20 NJ. 6. Soein aIs
9aubibat fir MiebererDdblung ais euuntp ShoB'
M siiter bon G,ascpnabs Spnrtp unbu1eioen mt lpnr
I'm ber gntfd,eibun9 Der republinn'6eneouHtpe eo"'
peuion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

@alifaruia Wursel.1bee 1T bas belt
Blutreinisunss- -Mittel unb bier nnrns
habeu bel Seraos& & @i ID.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

Der bette 8lab I'M feline Sriibiabrsz
Dress GOODS gu fauien iit unitreitis
U. S. Hruoot's Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
5nr Gonntp Sdasm Glitter.

gBir iiro ermdtbttgt Serrn u III be ri IN, els
sonSibnf ;,ir Dag Lit bss @ountp ShuBmeiiter ppn
Gasconaoe 9puup. nnsTseigen. nuterporfeu Der Crt'
it,,. ouuu Der republrfaniitCn Gonntp Gonpentlou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

JSir itub ermdd3tta Ioerrn GmiI &onon. ols
Sonoioat fir bas ait bcs aiIeiIorS fur Sastonaoe
GpnltD or,useeen nntertporien Der Grti6eionn9 Der
rcpu6Iifauritben County Gprosnttolt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
3 ab:e: @ sabae!
wertea {4mer,IAs aa5JesoJsn pom
DR.. ADQLPH CHASER
ttuti9tr
3ab,, Mr5t,

Sermann, Wp.,
NIT Qataas, Greain rbtr GtlproscIm.
ahnffli1e 3Sbne unb saass Wetils ser:
fsrtiae i'd iE fiinf @tunben, NIT 0arahiis
fur auies yhifsn.
Vlembirer iu @ole. Nmclsam unb ema'l
1u BEN billiefen yreiisn.
Sfice. .Stunben BON 8 llbr Vcrm, sis &
ilbr Mbents, an Der 3. Styabe aegsaibe
Serapsu & @ilb's Siors.
Sebe Samsies Spn 8 llbr0prmitt .ass bis b
ntr glhtnts werte i6 In Berger isiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22

Steue 5miebeln unb &artoHeln, 10
tuie neues &,out bel
VI. &. 8rubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
sur 4neMpr !:

mir iino ermddiigt. Serrn s. W I'll II &nn5
als Ganbibut iir MieoerDabl 3un ante oes Allenors
fir Sasconabe 9puntp an5n5si9sn, ltherlpo:ien otr
Gatitsibung oer repub!touiid)sn Gountp Gonpsntion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-07-22
Nnfer gi&et.

8rdFbent: 8eniamin Sarri>
INN
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01
KENr n REpnnLIC.4N US.
Lack of leadership and Hitch in til
Proceedings of Their County Conyen

Lack of leadership and Hitch in the
Proceedings of Their County Conyen-
tion.
Special Correspondence oil Gazette and journal
DOVER, Aug. 25.--Only about one
half of the delegates to the Republican
county convention have arrived, and
there seems to be some hitch IN agree
ing upon q ticket. The convention was
TO have been called to order at II
O'Clock, but there are no signs of organ
ization at this writing, 1880 o'clock.
They have no leader and are entirely at
sea-.
East Dover hundred delegates seem
TO think they have all the available
material. They will present II. II.
skinner for representative, Amos A,
Watson for Levy Court commissioner,
and John Il. Wharton for sheriff.
George II. Murray Of North Murder
kill will be nominated for long term
senator, and William IT, Franklin Of
Nlispillion hundred fot the short term.
Two representatives nave been agreed
upon, Alfred lloifekcr Of kenton hun
drcd and Major Harrington of Milford.
The caucus is being held in the Levy
Court room.
THE CAUCUS NOMINATIONS.
l.l5 p. m.--Ihe result Of the Republi-
can caucus to make out county ticket
has just been announced. The conven-
tion will meet at > o'clock. The result
of the caucus is as follows:
SGnators-George H. Murray, North
Murderkill, long term; W. IL. Franklin,
Alispillion, short term.
Representatives. to the General Assem-
bly,. +. Hudson, Duck Crelk; Walter
|. lcnd:ickson, Little Greek; Il. II.
Skinner, East Dover; Luther Seward,
West Dover; Edwin IL. Salisbury,
South MurderkiIl; Major Harrington,
Milford.
County Trcasurer-Pennel Emerson
Sherilf-Juhn Il. Wharton.
Coroner Josiah Bradley.
Levy Court commissioners-S S.
Griffin, Duck Creek; William NJ. Ridge.
way, Fast Dover; John T. Jakes, Norrh
Murkcrliil; l., g. Rodgers, South Muir
dcrkill; 4, D. simmons, MispilIon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

The special meeting of the Farmers
Institute held Mt Newport Thursday
afternoon was one Of the largest in re.
gard TO attendance, and certainly the
most important of any recently held by
that body
II was Tor the purpose Of considering
the question Of the dreaded disease of
anthrax now existing in the region Of
Newport and to come to some conclu-
sion upon what action may be taken at
the present moment.
The whole matter was thoroughly dis
cussed. But the more definite action of
the institute did not go beyond appoint-
ing q committee Of five to confer with
the State Board of Health and u COM
mittee from the State Grange.
Interest in the meeting was partially
indicated by the long line of buggies and
wagons tied up along the fence rails
leading towards Red Mems Hall the
place where tue meeting was held.
Among those present were noticed /;
President DIR. j. j. Black Of the Farmers
Institute, President Wesley Webb of
the State colured college, DIR. A. +.
Ncale director of the State experiment
tai station, Professor Bishop, George
Kerr, Representative Charles Walton,
David J. Murphy, Joseph Chambers,
Joseph Rankin, Samuel Deputy, Howard
Il. Finn, John X. Lyman, Harvey Gregg,
A. w. Eyerson, Robert Lyman, Thomas
Finn, James Lee, J. w. II. Wilson Of
Newport; John Collins, Thomas Slack,
Red Lion; William Stroud, William
Lytte, Stanton; Thomas Clark, AleXln-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

A Wilmingtonian Gives His Impressions
OF tho city OF Los Angeles Farming
Lands south OF Ihat iowh stli From
~ to 5000 Per Acre--larse Fruit aud
o'",,, .rols'
Fp1'iuisV,i 'spoHu'"ee ~ ''"0,'e "i' gp"''ai ,o
iI' nnnhi'E', ,..l., NAh', huS' q
80 l,oii'io.Gh huNcl iilaN1S !" Pioi'iis,' JIM
Nltlout heePill5 ~ anu as ,oiu Wv
"ouiu mfi.e so NOW ! pioceou " w ~
u uiisul nelc seStciuay anu iouIlu "
shaii say nv wei, ~ was al,., No 10 Nnrill
.le ,llel'lioi'ictcr leSistcilhs "a IA t'io
'"'uc'
l.ua AnSc'cS W aPi.oolah.c VIZ
t.h!lth'S pItce' VI cuu'se u - .hise c'y
poius .? ll''lts StGuIG h,iS ny coiitaiiliis
p1pula'oh ,p, VI huoilt 'o,VVV;
int e'ty proper Is wen puii1 ana
coiltalilS very many hallusolle SIoteo %
anu r's,ie'iots, ri,, anu is suIiouli'seu ny y
voIy lci.lie county orhhBe treeS ;t'l',
tne ORDINARY lfI' oi seml-HoPlcai
country apouh9i peaches' apficots,
neaIsi p,u,ls ail'' tic sll,'llIer fruits
llhu tii'te run l"1s AhBelt5 uoMll ~, ~ .
Hopi' it,ining G1eitfy, ahu you w M
leiu m,i, ai.eI heH' ol corn }anu y lo'ks ,' y
"cllI, p"lley aiu Wicat. IL sechiS " pt
NtFy Proauc.'ye sou. n WaS ~
nnanoa,h n,'it,, to"n I'M, u solile H'Voe ~, y
i'p.s%hts t',, uuouS no iIlllts s"uln VI ~
nnseioS' "nu Ii'lu ,h'.e rna iagi'ilhs ltlos
'iG,o ~, soii iol iiolii - W SoVo PEI aSlc.
III I'opa ooiiais.Hi "i.i !, ui's
- u NINE s ilioiMuils SInPos' MI'lt ~
,. .u,s@'s tto Cotn, "ne"', uai'ey aii'' ot'e,
,',tMU ,m"' ','e pitn1'pH, tips, aiiu ,h,,' 10"
n.anJ ~ saio ii'.iiieia olp .uimins 'iiel'
| '''Sn.,u' ~ ~ ~ '"E't rse.a'
- 20 +" s"St oouV i'i,'i MI, ~ uNols ueiis
Lieo'.m w., lm 4Ai,tn1i,i, i, Mh,Ii Itpiiisea "
,,v;ng ,oucI, att.ntinn @ % ~ III ,ho nnI,rs ,s "'i ~
3Ih', ,,eot III II ,h;nh ~ nn.",I ~, ~
w 49,, ~ ~ h, VI ooulsG, wy
~ I'r,,,,,,,, i,9 N
lhat cn,ii no d.sf"oi 70. n,r,m;, ae,,.;o,,i IL
Umrsi ,,,rnnSas "a r,hii, a., oarsn INA,
I'M s.n,, ,1i,,nra,.,, ~ ,roi,tias !, i N,
IN hl Tho bsst ~ IN" yhgi" cnnntrn '"''
mt hnr, p,oI u,rr, n ~ H. Soto
wI, c,n,a ~ G.i;far,;s J., 40 40 sloI'G and !.
l,,,;r., " a,a L'r,n,,innl IL d'a. a'a K 4
sna,n 10 a,or, ,1dsr hnt ia inNl ~ ~ ~,
| hon,t,. Su1 l,sn,1,, Eoi To- Me- !,
,,,m,,o,.,aI ,.itn Ia So,,ttar,, pa,is,
R";Irnad C,on,m,nv ,n5 u hr;rht ni,e
soto 'i' ""d - "l4s4U "''o
w., oro - wu,,;. a5
n.ia,, ",o ni"tS ii'iii'G,on ;i al.
M tbe,, a pspiG y ~ "a. ,ha,,, -,
sn,,, r., i ." III III 80 mt'o nv T,'.t, -,
ol;,nat, S,,S ,nV , a., "'e ~ 'o'' WIN 'i''
II ia trne me tbot tbcy bovo MOO, do
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

MIR. Massey and the WORLDS Fair.

The management of the Worlds Fair
has agreed that the time for the appoint.
ment of commission, whose decision
shall be final, has arrived. Later adylccs
show such an arrangement has taken
place. The two plans suggested for the
formation of this committee were, first,
the appointment of two members of the
national commission and two of the
local directors, and second, the appoint-
ment of five members, two from the
national commission and three from the
local directors, Director-general Davis
being one of the latter. The former
suggestion has been adopted, and here
after the final decision will rest with the
Council OF Administration. Messrs. j..
w. St. Clait and q. V. Massey will rep
resent the national commission, and
President IL. ID. Higginbotham and
Director Charles II. Schwab will repre-
sent the local directory.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

der Beggs, Thomns lIolcomb, New Cas-
tie: William Ewes, Lima, Delaware
county, Pa; Edward McAllister, David
Mccoy, I1are's Corner; Drs. l.. G. Short
lilge and Willard Springer, Professor
Leonard Pearson specialist of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania; Drs. II. F.
Ewes and j. p. Zuill, of this city; Charles
Lentz and j. McFaydcu, Of Chester;
Edward Reyhold, of Delaware City;
David Morgan, senior and Junior, Of
Farnhurst; Martin Mcl7arIan, State
Road; Joseph Gould, William Lytle,
Lewis Bali, Jacob Ncwbcr, Lewis
Davis, Rev. 4. +. Mowbray, N. j..
Derrickson, Ellis Hicks, Charles Jester,
Daniel Green, John Whann, Thomas F..
Lyman, Winfield 5. QuigIey, Samuel
W. Mcdaniel
The personnel of the meeting indi-
Gated the presence of the larger share Of
the substantial farmers Of the locality.
In chat with DIR. A. II. Ncalc, pre-
yious to the meeting being called 1t was
learned that the three farmers who have
experienced the heaviest losses are the
Lyman brothers and Mr. Morgan.
Or. Neale considered that there is m
necessity of undue excitement over the
matter. lie stated that none ot these
people had sold products from tllcir
places.
"What are they doing with the MILK"
was asked.
Throwing it away or giving it to the
pigs"
DIR, Neale explained that in the ma
iOrity of ceases the milk ceases as soon
rs the disease strikes in. ...,
In reply to question in regard TO a
pig fed upon milk from an affected
COW DR. Neala said that there are cases
on record of the anthrax virus living Il
years, The deduction therefore was
that the pig in question might possibly
carry the taint about HIM for almost
any length of time.
The German law for disposing of the
body of COW dead from anthrax is to
boil it until it falls apart or to burn it.
But if boiling or burning cannot be
practiced then bury, at a point not
nearer to buildings than 100 feet, nor
within 10 feet Of paths or water courses,
aud before burying, slash the hide SO
that it is not Il mcrchantable product if
stolen. Soak the carcass with tar,
petroleum or carbolic acid.
Vultures and carrion crows are known
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-01

10 PROrECI TTfE HONEST.


West hester Republican Thursday.
Recent thefts Mt Indian Deep, which
were traced to Miss Anna llarbert, q
young woman who moves in high social
circles in Wilmington, have placed other
Wilmington guests in very cmbarra5s.
ing position An article which told the
story in Tuesdays RcpHJiiran with
held Miss larberts name because of
her family, but unfortunately suspicion
was cast on others who have right to
yiniication.
Mr. Lamborn the proprietor, is very
careful in the selection of his guests and
not for II great deal would he have had
the theflS occur in his house, but
Miss llarbet came bringing excellent
recommendations and as her appearance
is fine, and her family name above ques-
ton, il was presumed that her presence
would be found u pleasure to the others
who stayed 1T Indian Deep.
The stolen articles consisting of jew
clry, money and clothing were all re-
covered except one diamond pin which
Miss tIarbnrt declared she had not seen
On the very night of her apprehension
Il fine cloth coat was missed from tho
ladies cloak room at the Indian Deep
pavilion, nnd Il diligent search revealed
il in II refrigerator where il had been
placed until it could be carried off with
out attracting notice.
There ure several excellent West
Chester and Wilmington people at In
dian Deep now, and all feel perfectly
safe since the departure of Miss llarbcrt.
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TEo DELAHARE TOPICS.
The Cure for the yellOws aud the Nam
of some Diamond state Towns.

of some Diamond state Towns.
The N. Y. Sun of yesterday week
speaks ON topics OF interest to Della
wareans:
If Connecticut peach growers have
really discovered cure for the
"yellews," they can get a good price
for the secret in Delaware, IL is pretty
well demonstrated that unless the pro-
gress of the disease be checked, the
growing of peaches on the Delaware
Peninsula must cease within few
years. The scientists at the Delaware
agricultural station have been studying
the subject for several years past with
no very satisfactory results, and have
even permitted M odd wandering peach
doctor to experiment with cure of his
own deyising Within Is years some
millions of peach trees have been up
ropted in northern Delaware, and the
battling disease has steadily travelled
southward with the movement of the
peach belt,' as the strip of peach
growing territory between Delaware
and Chesapeake bays is called.
The little town Of Dclmar, Del,
which narrowly escaped destruction by
fire u few days ago, gets its name from
- combination Of tho first syllables in
the names Delaware and Maryland.
The village stands close 10 the southern
boundary of Delaware, and is the last
station on tho Delaware railroad before
the territory of Maryland is reached.
Another village in Delaware on the
edge of Maryland is called Marydel,
this time two syllables of Maryland and
one of Delaware going to make up the
name. An ambitious hotel keeper in
one OF the Dala warc villages calls his
house the DclmarviG, in honor Of the
three states that make up the Peninsula
between the Della aware and Chesapeake
bays, and in memory of movement
looking to the incorporation OF the
whole territory with the State of Dela-
ware. Such Il concession from Mary
land and Virginia would treble the area
of Delaware and considerably more
than double her population. The move
mcnt, however has never excited popu
lar enthusiasm even in the state that
would be the pliner
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province of Novgorod, Russia, were
$4,000 horses, cattle, and sheep, and 52S
human beings.
II is a European disease. No date can
be assigned for its appearance in this
country. In Louisiana, Alabama and
Mississippi, it appears almost every year.
FIRST TIME IN DELAWARE
The present is the first known ap-
prarancr of the terrible malady in this
State of Delaware.
Ii can he checked at one.tcnth Of the
expense and with one-tenth Of the loss
if the matter be taken in hand now
THE CAUSE.
The ancients thought it was due to
sunstroke, In 1919 the German scientist,
Ppllcndcr, examined anthrax affected
blood lie found minute foreign bodies
in the blood. Their length was three or
four times their width. He thought this
to be the rause.
The germ of the anthrax bacillus is
one-sevcn thousundth Of an inch long.
The lecturer said that death from inocu-
lati0n from attcnuutcd anthrax virus ia
possible,
Here Dir. Pearson exhibited large
GlltIlS bl lNt buNllll llheiI llpli Nl'ttl-
mems of the cattle that had died ut New
port. He showed also small walls con
tanning culture Of the germs.
If sheep had been inoculated from the
culture exhibited, at the time it had
been bottled, they would have died
within 20 hours. Ii they had been inocu.
lated with the virus yesterday death
would have ensued in three hours. This
il attributable to the development of the
germs.
70 cause an outbreak Of anthrax the
germ must be introduced in some way,
IL may be communicated to cattle in the
meadow from the grass, or by dogs, or
birds might uncover the carcass. Or il
may be by dirt mixed with the bacteria.
Or by spores carried up through the
ground by the roots OF growing plants.
The various ways of contact are almost
innumerable. If the grave where the
carcass is buried be only 3 or 4 feet deep,
ground-worms will throw up the in-
fected earth, The earth is often brought
up from that depth by them.
The great bacteriologist, Pasteur, has
demonstrated that earthworms can
carry up the disease.
Dead animals left on the surface of