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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
First publication March 1, 1S94-,3w.
Case number 30l6.
Publication Notice.
In the district court Of Phillips county, Kansas:
Anthoney D. Warren, plaintiff,

In the district court Of Phillips county, Kansas:
Anthony D. Warren, plaintiff,
Timothy Orwell, Priscilla Gruwell, William Will
son and Nebraska and Kansas Farm Loan Com
pany, defendants.
TIM0THY Orwell, Priscilla Gruwe William
L Wilson and Nebraska and Kansas Farm loan
Company will take notice that YOU have been
sued in the above named court, and that you
must apeWeE the petition filed therein by the
above named plaintiff on or before the 2ist day Of
April, 1894, said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against Timothy Cru
well and Priscilla Gruwell for the sum of $6800O
with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent
per annum from Febsuary lat, 1894. and for costs
of suit; and a further judgment against all de-
PENDANTS for the foreclosure of certain mortgage
made by Timothy Gruwel and Priscilla Orwell
to James H. Tallman, and now owned by plain
tiff, bearing date November 14th, 1895, and due
November LIST, 1890, upon the following described
premises situated In the county of Phillips and
state OF Kansas, to-wit' The east half of the
southwest quarter and the west half Of the south
east quarter Of section numbered eleven Ql), in
township numbered one a. south, in range num-
bered seventeen 40, west OF the 9Th p. M, and
adjudging that the plaintiff have the first lien on
said premises to the amount for which judgment
will be taken as aforesaid, and orderlpGH Said
premises sold according to law, aud the proceeds
thereof be applied; LAT yhe payment Of the costs
Of spit; 2hdptq Tue payment of any unpaid taxes
Which may be lien on said premises; and Srd, to
the payment OF the amount found due plaintiff,
and forever barring and foreclosing said defend
ants and all persons claiming or to claim under
them or either Of them Of all right, title, interest
or equity Of redemption in or TO said premises qS
any part thereof. VIZ
JAMES McNENY and STINsOV g. sE1FsoN, AttOr-
neys for Plaintiff. 'l'N''N
Attest:
+, g, JOHNSON, Clerk District Court,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
First publication March I, 1S94-3w..
Case number 3047.
Publication Notice.
In the district court of Phillips SOanty Rausase'
Jacob F. Tourtellotte, plainN&.

In the district court of PhilIips SOanky Kansas
Jacob F. Tourtellotte, plaintiff.
Lewis G. Taylor, Ella Taylor, Katie r: Manning;,
Patrick +. Manning, John B. Keedle II. "
Shirley and Nebraska and Kansas Farm LoaIa
Company, defendants
! EWIS q. Taylor, Ella Taylor, Katie F. Man
~ ming, Patrick II. Manning John B. Kesdle, r..
V. Shirley and Nebraska and Kansas Farm Loan,
Company will take notice that You have been sued
in the above named court, and that Won, must nm.
swer the petition filed therein by thu above namedi
plaintiff on or before the 2lst day of April 1884,,
or said petition will be takOn as true and judge
ment rendered against Lewis O. Taylor and Ella
Taylor for the sNTA Of Sl,46l 90 with interest
thereon at the Iate OF ten per cent per alrnRma
from Fehrnary list 1894, and f.r costs OF suits ands
frItAeT judgment against all defendants ipI the.
foreclosure Of certain mortgage made kH Lewis-
o. Taylor and Ella Taylor to James IL Dallman,
and now owned by plaintiff, bearing date October
13, 1857, and due October lst lS92, upon the fol-
lowing described premises situated in. the county
OF Phillips and state Of Kansas, tO,wit: Tee
northwest quarteE " section eighteen u.s., i'm
township three ~ south, of range, twenty CsO)s
west OF the 6Gh P, M and adjudging that the
plai9tR have the 6rst lien on said premises to the
Amount for which Judgment will he Raken as
aforesaid, anc ordering said premises " ID accord
ing TO law, and the proceeds theYe0t We apDlieds
LIST, to the payment of the costa Of suit; End, to-
the payment Of any unpaid laxes which may be u
lien on said premises; and Bro, to the payment Of
the amount found dae plaintiff and forever barr
ring and Purchasing said defendants and all per-
sons claiming or to claim undeE them or either of
thea OF all right. title, int0rest or equity Of re
thereof.
JAMES MoNEN1 and SrrNsoN & ST1NsON Ettor4
neys for Plaintiff.
Attest,
f. G. JOHNSON Clerk District Court
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
The state Encampment q. A.

The state Bncampment q. A. F..
The q. A. r. annual State En-
campments are notable events being
as they are the business meetings of
the Grand Army, at which all its i'm
portant work is done, and being
made up of delegates elected by each
post, and all past post commanders,
at we'll represents the union soldiers
and sailors of the late war.
The late encampment at Newton
was no exception to the rule, as par
kieipatlng in Its deliberations were
many of the best known and most in
Auential citizens Of our state. Ow-
ing to the distance from the extreme
northwest to the place IF holding
the encampment the sixth district
was not numerously represented, but
judging from the liberal recognition
which they secured in department.
work, thoSe IN attendance were wide
awake.
From this district Jewell county
had the largest delegation, thgsS
posts sending delegates. Decatur,
Ellis, Ellsworth, Lincoln. Mitchell,
Norton, Osborne, Phillips, Russell,
Sherman and Smith, were the other
counties represented.
For junior vice commander the en-
campment selected Colonel Thomas
Shuler of Jewell county with such a
hearty vote as to leave no doubt in
the minds of the delegates that he
was the choice of the big majority.
Comrade Shuler was member Of
the Fifteenth Illinois infantry. A
public reception will be given him in
-Msnkato, March 7, at which every
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
Farmers Institute.

There will be a meeting of the
farmers of Phillips county at the
court house in Philllpsburg, Satur-
day, March 8, 1893, for the purpose
Of effecting permanent permanent
organization of the Farmers Instr
tute of Phillips county. Every farm
or in the county is requested to be
present. JoHN WooPefs, President
SAM NEWTON, Secretary,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
Letter List.

Following is a list Of letters re-
naming unclaimed IN the postoffice
at Phillipsburg, HANS, February "a,
1894:
Ruby e. Heth, Mr.. King & Co.,
Mr.. Joe Morris, j. r. Shurtz.
Persons calling for any Of the above
please say advertised"
GEORGE VANCLEAvE, P. NJ.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
Goode Items.

A Mr.. Gross has moved on the Mel
lon farm,
Rev, Mann is holding o revival
meeting in this neighborhood.
The lyceum at the Tannahill school
house is developing some fine orators.
The necktie party at the school
house last Friday evening was a So
cial and financial success,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Park are the
proud possessors of a new girl. The
young lady believes in equal suffrage
and tips the beam at three pounds
BUCKEYE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01

NEXT Monday the board of town
ship assessors will meet In this city to
agree upon basis Of valuation, to
guide them in assessing the property
in their respective townships. The
custom has been heretofore to fix on a
certain figure for various kinds OF
property-usually about 80 per cent
um of the cash value, and sometimes
higher than that. For instance, mulch
COWS worth from SIS to $40 are as
sessed at $40, and those worth from
500 up at SIS. There must necessar-
lily be some inequalities in this meth
cd, which the wisest men are not
able to overcome. AS also when q
stock of merchandise is to be assessed
a certain per cent. of invoice price is
taken, or the whole estimated in a
lump at certain figure.
Now the HERALD believes that the
better plan would be to assess all
property at its full value, thus avoid
ing any of the inequalities arising
from the other method, There IS on
ly a certain amount of taxes to be
raised. Ii our valuation is doubled
the rate of taxation will be CORE
spondingly lowered. This plan will
further get rid of all cause of COM
plant of being assessed too high
The farmer, the banker, and the mer-
chant alike will pay taxes on the act
ual value of his property, and not on
an estimate or percentage of it,
which is always liable to work an adj
vantage to certain classes and a like
disadvantage to others. Hence no
one can have cause for complaint
Everybody can see at once that this
plan Of full valuation cannot make
taxes higher, for the rate will of ne
cessity be cut intwo, since the rate is
fixed after the valuation is ascertain
asd, and the sums to be raised are
known. The HERALD hopes this plan
may meet the appreciation Of the hon
,orable assessors, and that it may at
least be given q fair trial.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
Luctor News.

Mr.. Utter Of Phillipsburg, was in
Luctor Saturday. d.
Mr.. Pogue was down to the Burg
last Tuesday on business. 'V
Mr.. Van Der Velde, formerly from
Nebraska, has moved On Mrs, Rener-
drinks farm.
-tcl
Charles Mccormick made one of
his bi-monthly trips to his home in
Phillipsburg Friday evening.
Mr.. Van Diest has sold his store to
Decker & Shute. The new proprie-
tors will take possession the first of
the month. Il
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
Public Sale.

l will sell at my farm, AZ miles north of Stuff
CART, Rams, on Bonghton creek, on
THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1894,
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following described prop
erty:
Six head of work horses, from 3 to years old.
Six head of mares, supposed to be with foal.
A lot of choice brood sows in pig by u thorough
bred boar.
One lister
One riding Cultlvator.
Onespring wagon.
One disk harrow, with sceder attachment
TERMS All sums of So and under, cash; over
that amount credit of nine months will be Civ
en-; purchaser to give bankable note drawing in
terest at the rate of ten per cent per annum Ten
per cent per annum off for cash. No property to
be removed until satisfactorily settled for = 20
'" AUGUST FISCHER.
j. NJ. HANDY, AuctieneeE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01

The Western Trail is published
quarterly by the Chicago, Rock Is
land &c Pacific Railway. 1t tells how
to get a farm IN the west, and it will
be sent to you gratis for one year,
Send name and address to editor
Western 1rail Chicago" and receive
it one year free.
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.. P. A.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
THURSDAY, MARCH l, 1894.

WHEN the Hungarian government
took the operation Of the railroads in
hand it reduced rates 50 per cent BY
purchase of Communication tickets, a
6O.mile trip costs five and a half
cents, and more than one can go on a
book together. The increase in traf-
fic amounts to 1000 per cent.-An'er-
ican Contractor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
3Aa-AAali'AlAaiA'iA---a A-lsiAAllAAo
City Meat Market,

Choice fresh and cured meats con-
stantly on hand. Highest market
price paid for fat butcher stock, also
cash for hides. Call and see us.
DUNN & DUvALL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01

rived here Saturday, the Oath, and
returned with the remains to Green's
burg, Indiana, where the interment
took place. Mrs. Dages was a highly
intelligent lady and her unexpect-
ed death is great blow to her hus-
band and friends who fondly hoped
for her recovery.
RoBERTs;-Died near Phlllipsburg,
February %, 1894, James s. Roberts,
aged A years, s months, and 6 days.
Mr. Roberts was an old settler in
Kansas, moving to this state in 1859.
He was born in Michigan in 1849, and
was only sick a few days with a se-
we're attack Of la grippe, running into
pneumonia. The neighbors hardly
learned Of his sickness, about the first
news they received was Of his sud-
den death. All was done that could
be done by human agency. He leaves
a wife and four children to battle
with this rugged life without husband
or father. Words of comfort were
spoken to large congregation Of
sympathizing friends and neighbors
by the writer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01
o. S. FERREN.

Died, February 10, at his resi-
dence in Dayton township, Of con-
sumption, George W. Nelson, aged
50 years. Mr.. Nelson was born in
the state of Vermont, and came from
Colorado to our county about five
months ago, His health improved
for a while, but the disease had too
firm a grasp. He was confined to his
bed about six weeks. The funeral
took place at the Bethel cemetery,
February 20, Services were conduct
ed by @. w. Mousley. t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

6innter Sbmefelidure, l She'll S6pefels
fGure su 5 bis 10 Sbeilen Sptrttns ODER
@aiier, lie nacb Gmpftn6li9feit Ser Saut
ferner @in~reibun9en bon SOB (Sobtinttur,
BET empftn6Iiber 6aut Deroiinnt, Soo@
faliumialbe bur9 SOB 1:1O Derftdrtt)
bas 8rennen in Stridben nit rotbparment
Giien, I'm MISUNDERSTANDING gu err
balten, lotpie Seffnen ber @auen uto
m09Ii6er 8eiie @tnipriBun9 BON Soottnt7
tur. Sci berbGrteten @allen 1T bas 9aupts
seutbt auf Grtpeibung unb 3ert9etlung
Der 8erbifung gu lcgen, 5u tpclbem !3tped
man Idirgere !3eit binburc9 Lautoarme
8Gbungen bon Setfenpaiier uno Nl6ens
lau9e anpenbet, AUDI reibt man DortbeiLz
bait nit sertbeilenben Salben: graue
Quediilberialbe uno S9netnefett, BON iez
benz gLetcbe Gbeile, Elm. Gtnen guten STUFF
bierbei 9enieBt AUDI Die @inreibung nit
Gauparmem 6ti9tbran. Sci ie6er 8ez
banblung lit %tnbeiien Elm 6aupterfor6erntB,
baB bic bctreffenben 8feroe pieG &u6e baben
unb nur i6onenb gcbrau6t tperoen; ferner
lit mageres Suffer uno ielbft bispetlen
cine 9loepiae am 9laBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Das DerfaIben Ger Rube.

&l6e, tpcld6e berfaLbt baben, miiien pez
gen 9erbitun8 Der neutrality-suspicious.
i6lennisit bon SEN an6eren a~b9eionbert
!perDen. SebenfaQS muB man Die trddbtiz
gen &i6e aus Dem StaQe, penn ir9enbnie
m0gllcb, e~ntfernen. Die @ei9Iebtst6eile
berjenieen &ilbe, lpelbc Derfalbt baben,
miliien nit Ginipribung bon 3procenttger
G~arbpu0iuns beDanbeIt nerben. Ser Blab,
an pelbem oaS 8ertalben crfolgt lit, ntuB
griinolic9 ~beSinf5irt tper6en, un6 lit eS
mach Der 9nitbt beS Sbierarstes Serrn s..
&otbi9ilb 6as 8eite, iDcnn man baS B1a>
lter o6er SEN eebtclten 8oben minbeltenS
l SUB ttef berauSnimmt unb benlelben
burd1 unb burcb 9riinblib nit rober Gar
bolidure trGnft, benn bier 1T Ser Gnttpid>
ll1ngSfeim beS neutrality-suspicious.. SIT Die
&ranfbeit in etnem Stale l9on 0fterS
aufgetreten, bann muB ntar ben 9an3en
StaQ fir furae 3eit rdumen uno mtnbes
items lebS Stunoen Our6 Serbrennen bon
S6tpefet in alien leinen Tbeilen griinDltcb
nit icbmeHiger Sdure a%nfiiuen. 8epor
man Die Gbtere in Den Stau Dteoer btnein7
Tibrt, 1T berieI6e iorgfalttg 81 ~litften. Sn
allcrneueiter S3ett bat man a%n9efau9cn, ben
tr69tigen &ibcn 3ur 8erbittung beS Ser
faL6ens aue IA Sage 2procentige @arbolz
96iung inter Die Saut gu ipriben, Ser
iucbe, bic pieifa6 AUDI %gelungen itnb.
SclbitberitGnblic9 ion oteieS Gtnipriben
nllr BON einem Sbierar3t pOrgenommen
tper0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
mei5en ais Sdweinefutter.

v@or uns liest Der 8eri9t zines SAT-
mers," f6retbt bas SEEM ltlm goIfSblatt,
Der bic grobe mabte, feline S9tpetne nit
8ei5en 81 f%iittern. Gtnun03tpan3tg iunge
S6petne pur6en cine @obe lang nit
Wet3en gefitttert. 9as @eDibt Ser
S6ipeine betrug, ebe nit benz 8ei5ens
%fiittern b%egonnen tpnrbe, 1890 Bfunb.
Dim @n6e Der 8o9e betrug Oas @etpi6t
2345 Bfunb, einc ~gietto3unabn1e bon 355
Bfunb. 3p0If 8uibel @etaen paren gez
~fittert wor6en. Die Sbwetne purben
o~erfauft 3u $3.50 per Gentner. 0teS ergab
etnen gfettogepinn bon $16.5 So fir bic
Q8obe Ober $1.38 fir ieben 8uibel 8eisen,
bet 9efittert ipurbe. Ser Q8ei3en purbe
Dor benz Tiittern "a Stnnben lang einsez
met6t. 9ieies @ei3enfiittern lit BET unie1
rem Tarmern tn Der Sbat zines @eriu9es
tpcrtb. IS farm nicbt geleugnet tperben.
oaB @ei3en gu BEN gegentpdrtt9en 8reiien
benz Sarmer gar fetnen 8roftt einbrin9t.
Wesbal6 nibt BET ben boben S3ueinez
uno &ornpretien oenielben ben S9wetncn
fiittern?"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Oas Gtumahen pom 6urfen.

&[eine bis b06itens m%ittelgroBe @urten,
bie feline Sleden aufpetien unb nod feline
ausgebtlbeten &0rner beitben, retnigt man
i'm @a1ier unb trodnet tie NIT einem G!be
ab. 9ierauf belegt mar beu SaBbooen nit
@einlaub unb griinent, nibt reifen 0ta
un6 legt Die @urfen l6i6tenmeiie nit Din
ltno @einblGttern Elm. Wtttlertpeile fobt
mar 8aiier, permiibt eS nit Gals in
Der Stdrte elmer nerial5enen Slciibbriibe
un6 ichiittet oieies iiber bic @urfen, fe
nouitGnbig bamit bebeGenO. Damn pere
IdblieBt man bas TaB nit einem Dedel,
ldBt es an tparmem Orte 0ur6gd6yen uno
bepabrt eS fiibl auf. gta6 anberer Dirt
focbt man bas 8aiier nit bem SalSe, fiigt
bemlelben, tpenlt es erfaltet lit, auf Z Quart
Waiier 2 Quart Giiig gu, gjeBt 6ieleS ilber
Die @urfen uno lGBt Den 6aBOeGel 5ui9laz
gen. 8Gbrenb Der @dbr3eit bic al
Der Come o0er einem tDarn1en Srte erfo[1
gen farm. lit baS SAB tGgli9 umauieben.
Sci Ser @ntnabme bon @urfen lit Der 8ooen
beraus3unebmen unb nit elmer S6ieferz
platte, iotpte einem bolsernen 9edel, auf
benz iib Steine beftnben, iopieI 3u belbmez
rem, baB Die @urten nit Der 8riibe beoedt
finb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Grnte=K aIenoer unieres planeten.

Dat uns grDBere seograpbti6e @erfe
aub Nufi4luB iber mancbe Die Qtugemcinz
belt sepiB interelitrenOen Sragen geben,
baDon fam fi9 elm je6er nit g~crinser
Wiibe un6 ipent9 .3ettDer9eubung ieIbit
iiber3eu9en. 8e~rgeptliern mir uns bet7
lptelspetie iber Bic peri3iebenen @rntez
3eiten in BEN nielen QGnbern unierer Gontiz
nente, 70 fommen mir 81 benz intereIia1ten
@rgebntB, DAB nur ettpa 3tnet Wtonate I'M
Sabre 1tn6, in 6enen auf Ser @roe nicbt
~ir9enbpo 9eerntet ipir6. SSn Nu1trolten,
GeuzS eelanb, gbtle un6 etn3elnen Sbetlen
Der 9tepubltt Mrgenttnien tptrb I'M Monot
Sanuar seerntet. Sn Sittnbien b~eetnnt
Die @rnte i'm Sebruar unO mtr6 i'm WtGr3,
je tpetter mach gtorben fortfbreiten6, be-
en6et. Wierifo, Qls9Dptet, Yerften, Sprien
ernten i'm 0prtI; &leinaiien (n0roli1),
Gbtna, Sapan, Gunis, Qlgier, Warotto,
Inpie GcraS i'm Weai; Californian, Spa
MEN uno 8Ortugal, Stalien. @rie6enGanb,
Sietlten un6 S6eile Si6franfreidbs un6
6er omerit. Union I'M Stunt. 9as ibrtge
Sranfreib, Oeiterreib7l1ngarn, Sii6ruBz
Lamb unb Elm She'll Der 8ereinigten Staaz
ten BON Norbamerifa i'm Suli; 9euti9z
Lamb, 8elgien, N~ie6erLanOe, 9anemarf,
unb mebrere norbmeitlicbe Staten Der
amerifanti6en Union i'm Quguit. SIN
September cnblich ernten S9ottlanD,
Sdweben, Nortpesen, Sbeile bon Ganaba
unb benz nOrbliberen HuBlanO, pdbrenb
1T ben nOr6liditen Gbetlen 6es LeBteren,
iOtpte in Ttnnmarfen bas @inbrin9en Der
barfttgen Sebiung iib gar bis iiber Die
Wfttte bes SftOber btnauS3te6t. NIio nur
bic beiben Wtonate Nopem6er unb De3emz
Der ~nerloufen D6ne iebe @rntetlGtiafeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
6ouen bel pferoen.

Inter gouen berItebt man befanntLi9
runben obcr ldngli9en, metit i9mer3loien
@cl9Diilite, pel1e namentlib betm Bferbe
Dorfpmmen; btele @aIen ftben am Se1iel
u1O Sprunggelenf. @ls llria6eu iin6
Quetlc9ungen Der @elenfe un6 Ser Se6nen~
ideiben, acknowledgement, Sebltrttte
ulb Spriinge, lotpte erbli6e Nnla9e al1suz
ieben. Sn 8e3ug auf bic 6eilung IdBt fib
Elm beitimmtes ltrtbetl nt6t fGuen, inbem
Die @alen in mancben SGuen 9dn5li9 be-
leitigt tperoen f0nner, in anberen ba9egen
ieGer 8ebanblung troBen, unb cine oauernbe
0eilung lift, 3una[ nenn i6pabe @elenfe
Die llria6e ltnb, ielten. @s lai1en itb bic
@auen pobl 3eitpeiie beieltigen, itellen
lt6 aber bal6 tpisbcr eth; te alter @alen
uno SPHERE iin6, befto i3tpiert9er 1T Die
6etLung 2abmen bic Gbierc ntcbt, 10 1T eS
bGufig rdtblicb, bon elmer 8ebanOlung gang
ab3uieben, ba Die @aqen ntebr baS quite
9lusieDen ais BEN @ebrau6 beetntrddtt9en.
@as Sic 8ebanbluns anbetrtfft, 10 emf
pficlt es ii3, bel frii6 entltanoeten @aaen
&Glte ail3uipenoen, in6em man 6aS IDier
nit benz betreffenben 8eine bis iiber bic
@aQen in faLteS 8alier felt, Ober linz
i4ldge mabt, in melbem Sooa auf>
selOf lit q bis Z Bfllno auf etnen
elmer @alier); nod be1er tit es,
ipenn eS ir9eno angebt, 3r9lei9 etnen
mdBigen Oru6perbano an5tlegeu, 5. y.
bic betreffenDe SteQe ein3uptfeIn ;
S9mer3 unO 0abmbeit peri3pinoen in
ipenigen Gasen, sur sar3li9en 8eleiti8uns
lit aber ftcts cine anbaucrnbe mebripObentz
licbe 8ebanblung erforoerli9. 8ei peralz
teten, ~logenanntcn faItel1 @aacn bat sic
8ebanblung bic 9ufgabe, Sic altsgebebnten
@auen SIR 18ulommeu5iebHng gu bringen,
Die petmebrte 9lbioupernng Der Scbnenz
lcbeibenfliiiigfeit 3u perbinoeru, besiez
DnngSipeiie Die Grgiilc anr Nufiau9ung
ooer 8eleitigun9 au bringen. '9ter5N oiez
nen, auBer Ieiten Gtuptdelln9en, sliam.
men5iebenOe Mittel, namentlicb tdslib
etnz ODER s,peinIal @inreibungen BON pers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
MISUNDERSTANDING meinIaub.

Qtus @enua ptr6 beri9tet, 6aB in Sta
lien au9emetn bic @eDobnhett beltebe, fri
fbes Sbit un6 Mtlbprobutte Spiicben 9te6s
bldtter gu legen, UNI Die @aare, 10 tpett
alS mD9lt6, in frti9em 3uita16e gu erbalz
ten unb Dor 8erunretni9ung 3u l3aben.
@benio belte6t Der 8rau6, bic be3ei9neter
8aaren, ferner frtibes Sletl9, SeI9e
paaren II. bgL. i'm 0etailberfaufe tpGbrenb
Ser Commemorate fiat in 8apter in
@einlaub setpidelt ob3ugeben unb leBteres
oub ais letcbten 8eri9IuB bon Wtil6z,
Deli, @einz OOer an6eren Slai5en gu nerz
penben.
Webrere borgefommene Sale Don&upfers
b~er9tftung, unter Wel6en etntge iogar
16nerer 9eatur naret unb etnen tD6tLi6en
QuSgang na6men, fl6rten gu genauen I'M
ter1ubungen, 6eren Gn6reiultat fetnen
3metfel barber lieB, baB Die Ger9iftungS;
fd1e etne JoLge Der 8erpenoung Der borbez
b~eseicbneten GebbLGtter iDaren, Del6e nGm>
LID burc69ebenbS nit &upferottriol bebcft
tparen. 8efanntlt1 peroen in BEN 8ein1
gdrten Sic @etnfto6e nit elmer &upfers
DitriollOiung beipribt, nm ite bierbur9 bot
&ranfbetten 5u i6iben. 0as auf Den
8ldttern befinbIt6e &upferinlfGt berbann
ii9 nun nit Ser natiirlid)en SGure 6es
Sbftes &c. gu eiiigiaurem &upfer, Delbes
bte 8ersiftun9sfGue %Deruriacbte. Sn Dem
nun aucb bel uns otelfa6 Gebbldtter ale
8erpadungsmtttel in Gerwenbung 9erom1
men nerben, i6etnt es ange3eigt, duf Die
@efdbrltcbfeit Der 8ertpenbung ltngenai6es
ner &ebblGtter ~btnsuwetien unO 5ur Sorz
ii9t gu mtabnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
ueber oie pfe9e Ger simmer.
pf1an5en.

@ep06nlib bringt uns i1on Sic erite
o6er stpeite @odbe 6es Octo6er frdftige
9tacbtfr0ite, Sic ben i'm @orten t%pur3eLnben
@etpGcbien Elm iGbeS @nbe bereiten. Oa
bat man itcb I'M barber flar 3u tper6en,
tpelcbe Ser 5arten 8fEan3en ms i3immer
nerieBt perben Iouen unb ipenn Sic Ba9l
getrnffen lit, ntuB man bann bic Nuserz
pGblten 10 raid ais mOgltcb unter Sbo>
nung Der Wur5elu eintOpfen, bamit Tie
nod Dor gintritt bes ~tren9en @inters an5
tpablen.
9ierauf Bat MAJ iein 9r0Btes Q(ugenmerf
6arauf 3u rtcbten, baB bic fir ben .3immer7
garGen beIiimmten Bflan3en ni6t gu Gooe
gepflegt werben, 6aB ite ni6t bas Qtlerz
nDtbpen6igIte cntbe6ren, nGmlib Qicbt un6
2utt. Die 3tmmerpflan5en iinO gar oft
recbt ibLimm boran.
9te Seubtigfett miro nob &netpp'i9en
Gecept Dera6rei6t in SuB= uno &opfz
glfien, tie tperben alb nobL i'm Minter bel
D Grab in etnen erfril6enben 9tegen ms
6reie 9cfteut. 9te naiien Q(breibungen
miiien itcb Defenders bic 8lattpf1an3en gez
faucn Iaiien unb bieieS pirb oft 10 griin6e
lic9 belor9t, baB bic 8lGtter &iIie uno
SleGe befommen uno i1lieBlic9 berborren.
0aB filnitlibe g hege Der Bflan3eu ibre
llatltrlibet Geoilrfnilie llllr ungenigellb
erieben fam, scigen am belteu bic Grgeb@
lltIie, unb obgIei9 oieieS Gbehla idon oft
uno pielleitig bebanbelt porben lit, m5gen
oocb no6 cini9c 8orte iiber bic ridbtigc
3HfiDrung Der Scu4tigfcit, nbaS 8e7
9leBen", 8eia9t lcin. Gas Mailer loQ
mogli6t frei Oon 8alf Nno anOertn mine
ralti6cn 8eitan0tbeilen iein, benin bel
GOpfpfIansen fam ioldes 98alIer, leIbit