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The diamond drill., 1894-08-25
THERE COMES A TIME.

There comes > timo when goldcn-hearted
WIN yield 70 twiight's chill embrace,
When signing winds will shed the summers
bloom
And waft their sweetness into space
When locks are gray
AS winters day.
And lips OF faded rcd will say:
There comes time when we grow old"
From far across the shoreless oceans breast
The dying sunlight family streams.
: While unseen barks are speeding DER Its
crest
And rosy hope Is lost in dreams
For weary hand
The day hath spanned
And feebly trace o'er sallow sand
{" There comes q time when we grow old"
There comes u time whom On the yiewless
ls heard tho boding tone OF fate
When Gslen's band Is summoned TO our
To check the foe within the gate.
Strict guard they keep.
Yet In our sleep
voice comes whispering o'er tho deep:
There comes time when We grow old"
unbroken shades ne'er Travelled by the sun,
FORM barriers round dark domain
Where times far-reaohing stream shall never
run
Or measure deaths unbreathing reign
Forgetfuinsss
Hath come TO bless
And paiiid lips shall ne'er confess:
There comes time when we grow old"
There comes a time when watchers thro' the
night
In silence walt the coming day,
When ghostly tapers give their trembling
light,
And hopo and hearts alike decay.
And then how dark
Az But, oh, the spark
Tint onward guides the phantom bark
Where we shall never more grow old.
Minnie r. Murphy, In Chicago Post
The diamond drill., 1894-08-25
just what Tie wanted.

A man who was not exactly tramp,
and at the same time not exactly a
thrifty citizen, applied for Job at a
certain Wholesale house.
I'm very sorry" apologized the
head of the Arm, but I'm afraid can
do nothing for you"
"why can't you7" asked the appli-
cant, insistently.
because I've got nothing for you
20 do"
That's no objection at ALL" was the
cheerful response. That's the kind OF
Job that would suit me best"
And he didn't get Il; neither did he
get the dime he asked for a. compro-
mise. Detroit Free Press A.
The diamond drill., 1894-08-25
LIQUOR TAX REPORT.

once Decemberi
The diamond drill., 1894-08-25

NAME or PERSON. CORPORATION. AssOciA-
TIoS, COMPANY OR coPARfNEksHiP PAY
iN0 TAX.
The diamond drill., 1894-08-25

(Selling or Offering for sale spirituous or
Intoxicating liquors, or mixed liquors,
by retail; or any mixture or orcompound,
J excepting proprietary patent mcdi-
/ cines, which in whole or in part consist
OF spirituous or Intoxicating liquors,
and any malt, browed, or iermented
liquors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
assioNEE's SALE.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE

A SS1GNEE'S SALE
~ Virtue Of deed oi .SsIra5sa: E1ds % 90
Of LHe ga DAY O.! March 1897 oT CaAats
HOFFMAN ard Anna X Hoffman. his wife and o
rseof1 70 tee OEcs o. the clerk o. TIE C51niy
EoaE'o; oaio eou2:y, wes: YirEtH!1 FlL o.
SATURDAY. TIE s-a DAY OF NAY. 1874
a. he i'na: coor Q. the Coat HoC.e 81 Os!o
lo-uiI:
LOS Mes Is and 70 in tss toEaGF1itoa. stiis
Q. Ns% Virginia lac ihe Iuo rst3Ences-ohe
.So-Se!E :ra1e No6 n2S ;wo-so.J s;.ck ttfaAtsi
LGssSo7i aSocSs b-!ck Saba one e;4cE 1So<s
-onse cue tT.-e Lex bogSs. 1as c=-rs2Se hocSe.
oae fnne slsgss:rrhoGsAcS bsIck z.chiney
EAaH.sc;Galr koEss; all st;-Ssaoa ss
EeoEt ;oa, Is well I'll oiscr b1ip3:.s1 &.E.&a
OF said 2-ez!sex
l VII also ocet !ur sle cattle sx-=t day o. the
1--WE p.eEtseS a. Frl:oa sae 1oLeSISS p<E7l1t
P.0PttE' to-Ets; 0-e lS-Se Et:e- HsG'Ho Ia
35fS- oae 51Se! ksttl@ MO a-1se, o3e
AlH p7A, tocI oolztsr SSAiEs- o2f Ei.a'2
scale; oEe -eEE chopper. TO &Rslre EaSssA
Saeufy oSHt e1rtc=. IHp cesUsEt- E3!esi. VIA
s1Ss and hCt5ae1 -aoHG !S1r 5Si eGs5~I
Eo11cs A4-sP!ce oaS A-Ss s:e1E tAS 4'a
ASsSe.o7e IA! Es;tls- o5k &lslsA- 'so~411
oS?Ass oas top wRgea CA tE=7 T4soa ocs
SL1oNee h4tceSs, o2c SSrSs-
ASa: hLIsos ta Gr Alt tEr,Ts ~~ca-
p Coed q E=S u sSoTe E&i GS1% Pc
SHtse; GGy peyS z1e3 =s-e ctS aea!
TE1SsuF sux OF AE5r P1EsoSIL PEsTtrIT:
C&sa Ia he Meantime sales ei;ss tsors 7T5saa'
gfois1Iy S1l y nd G:1rAIeS :! " E"S
WiiGaN c EINDAy.
Aw2ssss o. GEA c Ha.EE las
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All the members OF the Martins
Ferry base ball club are requested to
be At the BayIess House on Fourth
street on Saturday afternoon at | D. N.
to NEE: the Genoa club. of Wheeling,
and TO parade to the mill grounds. The
game will be called promptly at $50.
4 close and interesting contest is ex.
pected, as the Martins Ferry. bows won
the previous games by but one score.
Manager GaudinC. OF the Martins
Ferrys, is corresponding with first
class clubs all over West Virginia and
Ohio and will hare some crack teams
there during the coming season. He
expects to take his team 10 Charleston,
W. Va, in May il suitable terms Fan be
made.
The Viii Irwin club has JUST go. q
new outfit OF bats, masks, etc, and ex.
poets to make a good showing in the
game with the Hubs on Tunnel green
tomorrow afternoon.
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MOUNDSyILLG.
a Miseellnneo cons IelauSe of Minor Mat.
tiers from NlarStalrs S~Ietro,olIs,

A Miscellaneous 1IelauSo of Minor Mat.
tiers from liarshaws Metropolis.
S W. Mathews sec.i7ed a telegram
yesterday afternoon from Syracuse, \,
y. stating tina, Miss Laura Lindsey, a
near relative OF his wife, was very low
with typhoid fever, Miss LAURA is Well
known heseand her sickness will be re.
eret.ea by her many friends. Sho has
haen holding q position Us nurse in a
hospital there for quite n while. Mr..
Mathews leit on the afternoon ,saia.
Squire G. ". Evans, OF Liberty dis.
,r!ci, passed through here Yesterday,
enroute home from Parkessbur:, where
he was attending the encaupmeat o.
the c. \. 4 he SAYS it vas the most
successful meeting they have eve, had.
], +. Tucker, former partner OF
Tucker. 0waby < Co, will senove his
family 70 Charleston, ". Va. neg: weeE
Mrs. Tucker went 10 New Nar,insyills
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
owlby.
Cutie an interesting bail game will
take plsce this afternoon between the
Mouutsyille stars and the kurRes l.
Chew club. OF Wneelins, on the formers
grounds,
The Crescent tennis club has been or.
saniEed. They will have their games
On tho grounds formerly used BY The
F:os Poad club
ALDER. Shape vas called 10 PhiiaSei.
phia oy = telegram on Thursday an
poqpcinS thu sudden death oE his sSs,,-
lis understood TIA. the james Hen.
sesta hotel hiss been leased BIZ on, O:
,owa parties. who will sooa take charge.
a child OF Mr. Bowman, S miner =,
the Glendale coal WORKS, was buried YES
,eriay a~tSeynoon at ~. Rose esuetery.
The sheriff OF Taylor county asourh,
: prisoner 20 the p%eri;eatiary yestes-
day TO serve t1o Years fos forgery,
Mrs. Berry and Miss Aildresa. 81
Wheeling, are the guests Of Miss Jane
Blaka
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MARTINS FERRY.
Einps aud Mishnps in tho Thriving City
Across the River.

H
Some OF the members o. COMPANY F.,
Fifticth o. V. l., have been arranging
for Q reunion Of the survivors next
Tuesday in honor Of Major Thomas c.
Thoburn, OF Peabody. Kansas, who has
been visiting in this section, but the
major has received word word that his
brother, Bishop James Thoburn, A mis-
sionary in India, will be at Delaware
and he will 60 there. For this reason
the meeting will not take place. Major
Thoburn is q brother OF Col. Joseph
1hobusn, in whose honor the G. a. R
post is named.
Fifteen members OF Stanton post OF
Steubenville attended the funeral OF
John Rogers here yesterday, six OF them
acting as pail bearers. These we're
Joseph Leisure, Oliver kelIs, James
Lindsey, r E. Blinn, John Welsh and
Josiah Selab. Thoburn post attended
in q body.
The franc work is up for the
at Don. Only tomatoes will be canned
this year, but the enterprise will have
q capacity OF 10000 cans daily. The
season will last fourteen weeks, or
eishty-four days, and 10000 cans daily
would make l,6SO,00l.
Tomorrow morning J.. ". Robins will
preach a sermon in the ". Z. church
appropriate to the Odd Fellows. The
members OF the two lodges here will
meet Mt $50 o'clock to march to tho
church. The members OF all sister
lodges are invited.
Last nights meeting OF the debating
club Was held in Y. NJ. c. 4. nall. "Rs-
solred, That the signs OF the times jndi.
cate the downfall OF the republic" was
discussed by Messra. Mitchell and
Stevens and Anderson aud Dixon.
The game OF ball between the Geuoas
and Martins Ferry club this afternoon
will draw a big crowd If the weather is
favorable. It will be called a, $50.
The parade will start from the Bayless
house a. l:S0.
When the board OF education adyey-
tises Tor bids for the building Of the
Central school a clause will be inserted
stating tina: only homo labor shall be
employed.
Interest in bicycling is increasing in
Martins Ferry. One agent sold six
wheels on Thursday. Ii the times were
better many more would be in use.
Thoburn post No. -, has appointed
committees on music, speaking, etc.
for Decoration Day, and q committee on
memorial sermon.
City Solicitor II. c. Pratt, VINO has
been visiting ColeEaiu township, re-
turned yesterday.
Mr. George Anderson, 9 Mexican, war
survivor has secured an increase OF
pension.
Several young men attended the hop
!. the Windsor hotel q: Bellaire last
night
Mrs. Fred Applesas,h. who ha. been
very sick with rheumatism, is somewhat
better.
The Terribles and Horrible. played
bal! Yesterday. Score $2sio II: Fright
jul!
The factory at the West Virginia glass
works has been OF this week. ,
Miss Nellie Frazier is very sick at her
home on Walnut street
Navier Z,ocSen, OF Sterbeaville. is in
town among old friends.
Miss Lena Mckay has returned iron
S~ieubenville.
S G. Robinson is no; expected olive,
FoR Group, Whoopins Cough and
Colds Of children, Cubep Cough Cure is
Invaluable. Fo. sale By druggists 10 %
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blor, lo2; Rcd Cap, To-; Saddle Bags,
l02; The Queen, los; Pomfret, 10,
Third, one.hall milo, lroquois stake
Loonos Last, l0j; Ashland. lis; Lau.
reatc, llS; Bunker, lis; Rasper llS;
Franklin, us; Basao, lis.
Fourth, selling, .eighths Of a
mile-lmp Florrcy Myors, 50; Anthem,
OIL; Miss Knott, 0J; Santa Marin. ~;
Tom Kelly, %; Wauhn,chlo, 90; Ferrier,
1903; Miss Dixie. 1885, ralcro, 100; Ar.
tillery, ITO.
Fifth, maIdcn ~two.ycns.olds, one.hnli
mile-lrksomo, l0j; Two Step, lO5;
Lady Pepper, los; Miss Alice, los; Elsie,
l05; NonI, los.
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lNrELLlGGNoEirs AIR WORKS,
Two More OF the Zine Hooks Ready fol
Delivery To-day,

49, AAuNlN lkNAllN #IuI
Delivery To-day.
To-day PartlOotthc sights and Scenes
OF the World and Part ) "Glimn,cs OF
America" will DO ready for delivery to
all who call ut the counting room or
send thcir coupons aud dime in coin.
Both these %marvGlously chcap series are
triumphs OF modern reproductive art.
They grow more popular rs the serios
advances. each n seeming to DO. II
possible, an improvement on tho last!
Part 5ot the "Glimpsos" opens with
another glorious camcrurraph, a sub
timely exquisite p~hotogtaph In natural
colors. Tho subject OF illustration Is
Hell Gate, Ausable Chasm, apicturesuun
rent in White Face Mountain. near
Lake Champ!aiu, worn by Ansablo river.
The description OF this wonderful orr
as printed in "Glimpsos OF America," Is
a beautiful piece Of word painting,
1t also describes Salt Lake CITY, and
its Mormon institutions, and conducts
tho reader BY the Devils Slide aud
through Weber and Echo canons, dis.
tinEuishcd for tho weird formations
that line tho sides and crest. Like tho
former issues 1t contains sixteen cIc-
CANT cameragraphs and very fine de-
scriptive text.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE


~ virtue OF decd Of truy; made By Charles c
stepheaS ard MARI ". Stephens. blSTtfe' TO IA
rs ttIsSeer dated March r. 1870, and recorded n
I1c ONCE OF The CLERK OF the County Court Of
0hlo county, West Virginia IN Deed Of Trtsi
booS No g: page IS, ! will sell Il public suction
N nc north tsont door Of the Court hous OF
sud county, IN the city of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, THE@sm DAY OF APRIL Iai
commencing at ten O'Clock = n. the following
GeScn1ed real eItaIe, situate. lying and ee!aGla
ms saio cty o. Wheeling, IL the county o! e4io,
ano stAte o; West Virginia, that Is 10 sa{: 4Ae
nostn hal; W Of 10; numbered four u IN square
numbered twelve tl:l as designated OF he p.ai
OF addition 10 Wheeling. reoc:Sed n
Deed 9 y: folin :, o! the recoEts .! vnto
connty, he! Ni,g!ni4 said hall lot Is i'oaGa8
on me west side o! Eoa street formerly o4ed
Botton STREET between Tventye!Esta an1
Iusaty'hinih Streets formerly called 4A!io'
aho fairtacat strse.sJ and being the SAFE p?o-
Very convened 70 sid Charles {. stephens ~
said dSed OF t.uI;.
!EHAs OF SArE-oae-third and As much Ie:e
- me purchase. elects 70 paw IN csh on HecAI
ol s3le' toe oAllcce in TWO equal instAl1ens q.
.HeLIe Iac iweorS.lour months, Setes 5eA;,Iny
interest," rom the day OF EA!e secured ey teel o..
Ilusi: o. zen reserved. on The property So!G' %
DC gwen tor the deferred payments.
GEO z CALDWELL I.TStse.
". II. HALLE IrSI,rEa- MS
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TRUSTEES SALE.


~ yirtne OF q deed OF ersr zats b. CsAties
II WISE. August Kramer and RsyE1Gaa S4ce;;
70 me q u1siee. dated Argus: d lsS- aad
[eeoIcet n the Office OF the CIe;E Of tie Eouriy,
.oui! Q! Ohio county. West WirTirta- n peeo o.
hEoht Q No. d. folio 10. ] snAll oEe: at pub
&c see 10 the highest S!G6e-: oa
SATURDAY. NAY - 1885,
BEGINNING All O'Clock a Z u he nor:h door
oil me Court House OF said c7auiy, = certain 70:
o. parcel oil land IN the city OF Whee!ins paio
TSunI!, vest Virginia. thus described to-W:t:
GSt1s loi numbered one hundred 1nd Ise1iy,
MNl on me northcLs: corner o! !A:AeI ana
!WehtF.ionrth si-eeu in said city. WIZ TIE ap-
pH.tcAaacS thereon. and being The sAE7e prop
Ss.y conveyed by the Eaid Visa. Kramer anc
8AGes oy samuel ). ElHtH;. by Geed c2iec JHae
- AID recoFded n sid o5ce-
4Gfs or SALr;-0rethtdT Of the purchase
GoneT Enc . r2GcA lore IS The purchaser l4y
stecE casa in hR2d. and the resIine IN v S1u.l
lSs'AtIa2eaH al riae and Eighteen tcontSS r.
sseeive!y. With interest tr1ts The dzy Of ale
ne purchaser 20 give nu;eS fCr the deteE:ed a.
teclsel ,by tsea Of r=I: rPoa Tie
premises and 81 { policy G: !nilraaes 70 a
Sslnuat IN = company sstI1etoTy,to ts
JOHN J. JONES. T.nt;A
WE. HUBBARD, ATTORNEY.
y. u A4LLEE ACcriorsrI. apps
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Nashville Ynt-le<

NASHVILLE, TESS., April e7.-En,1ies
at Cumberland Park tomorrow:
First th'ee-year-Old f!!ies, three
quarters OF $ miIe-Teemona, lo7
Audrey, i0I; Miss Mamie, lo!; Queen
Bird, loT; Abbes., l01; philopera, lo7;
Hibesuia Queen, lo5s Fsauleia, le7;
Himsasa l01; Shuttle, io7.
Second. selling, one and onesixteaath
miles-Tweaty-,asee, s.; Ireua Mack,
So jim Hcss, 81; ocsan Il, s5S Ham.
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Sunday evening at Thomson NJ. f.
church, on tho Island, the pastor, Rev.
Dr.. F. D. I. Buckley, will preach on "The
Unconscious Allies OF the Temperance
Movement" This Is a topic that has
not been touched upon in the churches,
and will no doubt provo interesting and
prhftlhln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28
NASHVILLE OPENS.
The Cumberland Park Ncetns-Guelreuc
Defeats Buckwa-Othcr Race

b Cumberland Park Observation-Disclosures
Defeats Buekwa-othcr Races
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 27.-Resrlts:
First, Inaugural rush, purse 500. six
furlon:s-Ray S won; time, l;l4.
Second, purse $50, one miie-vallera
wop;time, l:ei,
Third, the Cumberland prize, $500
added; for th,ee-year.olds closed with
seventy entries = Value. 10 winner
$3.50 mile and an eighth; Buckreue
won; LaEEatoae second; Buckwa third.
Time, l:5a,
Fourth. purse $3.50. four fu,ioncs-
Urania won; time, 40.
Filth, purse 500, seven turlcnss-
Bonnie L-assie won; time, les
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s.. LSris, April eE.-Eass St Louis
results:
First Ave inrlOnss-John Berkeley
won, time 1:06
Second, one.halt mile-Frolicsome
Lass won. time 5lt.
Third. six iaslonSs-Jim Glare won,
ume1:el!.
Fourth. q and one-siSseenth miles
-knieSerbockes won, time I:l&
Filth, one-halt mile-Reppb,ic won,
time 0:oa
Sixth: six tuslonss-Ny Partner won,
time 1:el.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

At high mass at the cathedral Sunday
morning Bishop Donahue will deliver
his first sermon in Wheeling, and will
no doubt attract n large congregation,
as the new bishop brings with him 4
reputation rs q fine pulpit orator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-28

The victory Of Buckrene over both
Lazzarone and Buckws in the rich
Cumberland event comes in the nature
Of surprise, as the fight was supposed
TO DO between the two latte, horses.
Buckya was the winning horse d. the
New Orleans races.
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s.. Loris, April ez.-Eass ST. Loy
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No other medic:ue has eqpalIel
Hoods Saesaparilla in che reliei Il gives
in severe cases OF dyspepsSS sick head.
ache, etc. Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Die 5udtftuten.

9Guft8 lit Sic Mniibt ber6reitet, ale
Stuten ei9nen itb unbeberfli6 CUR 3u3t.
Sa piele Pferbc3icbter iinO io9ar Der Wteis
nung, oaB ieoe geringere Stute 9eraoe
burcb Die 3u6t nob entipre6enbe 8ertpens
bung uno Qusnibung erbalten fOnnte.
9iele Qnl9auuug lift ieoo1 grunofaIi9
unb brtn9t ben 53iibtern iotpo9l wte Der
Nqgemeinbeit 9roBe 9tacbtbetlc, tpetl nur
bann auf erireuIicbe 9teiultate I'M 3l6s
tun9s9ei6afte su recbnen 1T, tpenn geptiie
@runbidBe BET Der QuSnaDl ber Stuten
8eriidii6ttgung ftn6en.
gtab Brof. Or. Map 1ouen Die fir Die
3lcbt 81 perrpeloenbel St1ten norerlt bor@
tbeilbaften &0rpcrbau beiiben. Stuten,
pel6e sartc Gei9affcnbeit lotpte ruDt9eS
temperament %ertennen laiien, belen bet
ipci6libe Gbarafter rcdt eigen 1T, ttnO IN
Der He9el frucbtbarer, ais grobe, ret3bare
ltnO mil6c Stutcr. Damn lit BET tbnen arf
recbt tiefe, ipelte 8ruit, breiten Nllfel uno
sumal breites !&reu5 Su iebell, tpenn bas>
iclbe aub ettpas ilbcrbaut letn ioute. Sc
breiter baS &reu5 1T, umio gerduml9er 1T
Sic Beden90blc, ponaD BON lbnen 9roBe
Toblcn leicbt geboren werben fDnnen.
lIcbcrDaupt ioQ Der Numpt gerdumtgcn
uno %gerrnbetcu llmfdng beltBen. Die
@lieomabcn ictcn ni9t 81 bod, Da 9oDc
@liebmaBen Der Stuten auf bic Sobtcn
bGuftg percrbt mer6en, nit benen itc6 gerne
lbmaler JtiGen pereinigt. Sm GerbGlt>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Die 6arbe Ser Giootter.

Wenn man me6rere bon beri6te0enen
Orten beSogene 9efobte @ier aufi6neibet,
70 nimmt man 9etpObnli6 pabr, baB bic
eeIbe 6arbe Ser @ibotter peribie6ene 9bz
1tufungen aufpetit. Die @ri6etnung tpirb
bon Tadbleufen bet QualitGt beS Suffers
3ugei6rieben. 9ieie 8ebauptung bestebt
iiA nicbt auein auf Bic 6ibnereier, ions
bern fin6et AUDI auf aaes Ibrt9e 6of~
g%eflitgel uno oeren @ier Nntpen6ung. @enn,
10 i6reibt 6er yBraftii6e ~9anbnirtb",
Elm Set6 BON 9rpBen, benielbem tbetlpeiie
iiberragenben @t6en umgeben lit, 10 baB
bic b~erabfaQenoe @iebelfru6t bon Gnten
g%enoiien tpirb, 10 fGrbt itb oeren @iDotter
infoLge bes @erbitoffes bunteL. Mer6en bie
@icbeln mdbreno Der 2egeSeit in er0Beren
SuantttGten Don 6en @nten gefrelien, 10
fam Der SAL eintreten, baB ftcb bas 9otter
beim &oben Ser @ier intenltb l6par5 fGrbt,
tpohurb man iib 3u ser Nnnabme berecbz
tigt Galten f0nnte, bic @ier ieten ber6orben.
Solbe @ter berlieren aber gar ntebt an @es
l6mad unb NG6rtpertb. Sitttert man aus
ibIteBli6 nit @etreiOe, Ufebl oOer &arz
tpffeln, 10 bleibt bas Gibotter blaB8eLb;
fte6t ben Shteren aber Elm freter NuSlaut
gu @ebote, 10 6aB bic @nten iicb bon Serb
tbieren pber i~iberbaupt nit antmalii6em
6utter lGttisen, 10 nimmt bas @tOOtter.
cine rotbgelbe Narbe AT. 9eben @nten auf
lal5baltigen @emdfiern un6 mliien' sort
ausi6lieBli3 ibr Sutter iu9en, 10 erbalten
Die 9otter cine bo6rotbe, orart9stdrbt9e
9tuance, bic aus Oemlelben @runoe alb
ben 9ottern Ser @ier bon Strano7, be-
3~iebungsmeile SeeDOgeln eigen lit. Nenn
man Die 6iibner nit @etreibe, &lete ooer
setocbten& artoffeln futtert, iotit bas 0otter
Der bon ibnen gelegten @ter blaBselb;
min ma Dagegen orangefarbene @iootter
e~r3ielen, 10 miien Die 6iibner etnen freten
NuSIauf Da6en u1tb es miiiien ibnen @raSz
pLdbe CUR Gerfigung ite6en, auf oenen tie
ettpas @etpiirm gu itnben i'm Stanbe itl,b
cine Witi9ung 6es Suffers NIT Gapenne7
pfeffer t6ut bielelben 0ienite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
ueber freuSpetfes uno eletdfeiti9es
Melfen.

SIM ougemetnen Sntereiie muB Sic Srage
neiie W1elfen cine 8eetnf1uiun9 oer Wtil6
I'M @egeniab gum gleibieittgen Wlelten
itdttftnoet. Sn Solge oelien bat Yrofeior
Or. Sriebrib GILBERT aIe ein8ebenOe Ser
luhe i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snlitut Der
llnioerlitGt 6aIe bieriiber angeitelt unb
baS @rgcbniB in Der u8remer Wtl67 3tg."
mitgetbetlt, Der ipir folgenbes entnebmen,
53u ben Serlu9en wuroen &ibe perl6teoez
uer STATEN 81 pericDisoenen Sa6reSaetten
aufgelteat, unO spar: etne t6ar5z, etne
Srteienz, cine 8rGttigauer unb eine SSH
itermarld6fub, Oas Melfcn ieLbit murSe
bel Dem 8~eriuc6sfiiGen itets BON oerielben
9erion ausgetibrt, unb Die Wetl9 lpfort
na6 8eenbtgung bes Wfelfens getpogen.
8etter iplrbe 6aS ipe3ifti6e @etpi6t teits
sclteut unb aus Settgebalt unO ipestfti6em
Weipidt bet @e6alt an Srodenlubltan5 be-
re6net. NAs ben aablret6en, iebr gcltau
alsgefitbrten SabeQen bes Nutors gebt nun
bcroor, baB bel 6araz, Srieienz nnb
8tlltermari3fub cine beutli9e Mfebrans7
bette al Wttl6 burcb 6as ~freustpetie Wtel7
fen ~erSlelt ipurbe; Der tGglt6e Wfebrgetptnn
iteIte itb run6 auf0,34, O,55 unb 0,56kg.
Nbpeicbeno Dtepon tpar bas Serbalten Der
Brdtti9auer Stub, bel pelber BET 9letcb7
ieittgen Wtelfen cine 9erinse Stei9erun9 Der
Wil6ntetge I'm 0,24kg. tG9li6 per3ei9net
tpurpe; es barf in6eien in bielem Sale
ni6t uneripabnt bletben, baB biele Sub fetn
10 %geei9neteS BerlubSo bieft tpar ais Die
anberen &ibe, Oa bel ibr felt benz &aIben
nDcb nldt 3 8ochen p~erflolIen tDaretl.
8ieaet@t bate ii6 bel IGn9erer Sort
iebung bes gerlucbes au9 bic 9ertnge 0tffe>
rrn5 in Der VI ltlcbergiebiSfeit tpie6er ausges
9lio6en. Weit interellanter tparen aber Die
%getponnenen !3ablen fir bic 9lusbeute at
Sett, Dem tpertbpoliten 8eitanptbetLe Der
Wtil6, benn in ellen Sducn, audi bort, no
feline McbrIetitung an Mil6men9e feit3us
ltelen tpar, fanb iib BET freu3petlem
WteLten Elm Wfebrertra9 an Set gcgenlber
Dem 'gleicbleittgen Welfen. 9rGttigauer,
Srieiens, 8iLltermdri6z unb 5ar3e&ub
rangtrten bier na6einanoer, benin tie lieter@
ten BET freu5lpetlem Wtclfen etnen td9ltcben
Mtebrertrag bon "a, 80, " uno 81 G BUT
%terfett. @enn bieie 3dblen AUDI fit bas
tG9ltcbe WfebrergebniB fletn cri6einen mo-
gen, 10 leDrt bob cine 8%erecbnung
uul pel ~SuVle9etl(u8, OuB patll oe@
a9tenstpertbe 3ablen in Sra9e fom@
men. Der 8reiS fir elm .@ramnt
8utterfett ldBt iidb auf runb or 8f. anz
neDmen, nno bamit bGtteu Die bier gez
nannten &ube 4,8, 7.6, 1914 unb 1914 Yf.
tGgli9c1 Ifebrertrag on @elbtpertb geliez
fert, unb penn man i'm Sabre cine 2afta=
tionSbauer bon rnnb 300 Iagcn annimmt,
10 erge6cn iicb bic f~olgenben. 3ableu; 14.4O,
22.80, 1920 unb 1928 Wef. @enn iolcbe
3a0len, bic allein auf tbeorctilber 8ereb@
nung berlDcn. au9 nit Der er@
forOerli6en 8oriiAt ~uufsuncbmen iinb, 10
gebt bpch aus ibnen beruor, Dap burb Die