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The record-union., 1895-04-19
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
There VIII be Good Supply of Fresh
Fish To-day.


SACRAMESTO, April 18th.
There will be good supply of Fish
on sale tomorrow friday at prices
quoted: Salmon, 121@c q II; FIounder. l215c:
Smelt, 1870; Sturgeon. 12I&c Herring. 7c:
Rock Cod, 12%c: Tom Cod, I2xc: Catfish.
10c; sole, l21ac ferch, 124c; striped Bass,
l5c; Trout. 2 &C. fresh Cod, I2j5c.
In smoked ana cured Fish the following
prices viii rule: Oregon Smoked Salmon.
zoe = ID; Smoked Sturgeon, zoe; Red Her
rings. 1oc p dozen: Yarmouth Btoaters 3Oc.
Flnnln Haddles, 35c r ID; kippered Herrings
4Oc 2 dozen; salt Goldfish, Eastern sc . ID:
California, lOc; Brick, 2oc; Holland Herrings,
4Oc p dozen; Select Milcaners 81 = dozen.
Mackerel, extra, select Eastern, SOC each:
California Mackerel, live for 25c.
shell tIsn are quoted as following: CaiifOr-
ma oysters, 81 hundred; Large Eastern
oysters, 35c = dozen: small, 25c; opened, 5Oc;
ElsIe Brand, 1Oc p can; Blue Point, soc
Solt CLAIMS, 1oc 2 dozen; Hard Shell CLANS:
29c 2 quart; CLAIMS, opened, zoe p quart;
Shrlmps, l21ac p %; Crabs, 1oc.
Fouowiug are the retail prices for the vari-
Gus articles mentioned:
-FkUIT--Apples, 81 90 p box; Pineapples,
| ooc each; Bananas, 25c p doz; LINES 10c p
doZ; Lemons, common, ! SC; select. 3Oc =
doz; Navel Oranges, 3045Oc as to size;
Riverside Seedlings, 15@3Oc; Strawberries,
DAIRY PRoDUCE-Butter-valley. . roll.
30c; Petaluma. 4oc; Fancy Creamery, 45c;
flrkln, zoe: California Cheese, 1213c; Young
america. l4c Eastern Creamery, 2Oc Linn
/ burger, zoe; genuine swiss, SOC: American
zoe; Martins Cream, I5c; Neufchatei, Zoe
each.
EGGS- California, I5c
fOULIRl l-IurkGyS-Live Hens and Cob
Dlers, Lac y ID; dressed, Ice; Chckens-Hens.
oOc eacA, 30 90 y doz; boosters, 55c each,
20 90 = doz; oilers. soc each, So 2 doz;
( Tame Ducks, 75c each 81 so . doz: Geese
/ So so = pair ''
/ EEGETA BLES-ODions, SC p bunch: Veg
elaoles, 12t2c; Horse Badish l &c p 10: Garlic
/ Ioc 10; Arucnokes. soc = doZ: Dried Pep
pers. soc e ib; Cauliiower lOc each; Spinach
/ &c 2 10; Asparagus, 4c 3 ID; Green Peppers
loc; Potatoes, local. 5o96Oc; Nevada Pota'
! toes, dAci New Potatoes, &c II; sweets,
/ &c 2 lb Green Peas,sc p h; Rhubarb SC = fD
j Cucumbers, 81 80 g doz 15c each; Bay Let
| tuce 3 Tor lOc. N'
! MEAIo-Beef-Prime Rib Roast. 2IL6a / 5c.
| LON steak, l2L915c; Rump Steak. Toe:
Chuck Roast, 10e; Rump, Sc; BrisEet. Sc
/ Chuck Steak, loc;. Veal = Loin and rib
| ChoEs, los; Roast Veal, l2c Mutton-I,eg
! 119l21Sc; Loin and Rib chops. I2IIc. Nnf,
/ ton stew, sc; shoulder Chops Sc; Pork
Roast and Chops, 15c; Corned Pork. 5c.
Sausage, 1915; Vienna Sausage, l5c: bacon
| 149l5c; ham, 16@2Oc.
HAY AND GRAiN-Oat Hay TOMSOc "a
! cwt Wheat, 65070c; second quality, Goa zoe.
! Alfalfa, 65c; Whole Barley 95c: Ground Rar'
| ley 81 10; Feed Oats. 81 3o9I so; Mid
dhngs, soc; Bran, zoe; Straw, 6507Oc
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Meat MARKET.
FOllOWin.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughteTers to dealers:
BEEt-tirst quality, G96J%c: second quail
Ity, o0054c; tnird quality, 1890 p ID.
CALN NtS-41a9o52 TOR large and 1860 q ID
for small.
MUTrON-4Q51%c = b
Handspring, 6l97c p b
PORk-Live hogs, 41ag41sc p Ii for hard.
3934c for soft and 35494c for feeders;
dressed Hogs, 5@7c ? 70.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
SUMMER RESORTS.
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS,
SISKIY0U COUNTY, CAL.
Fifty Miles From Mt. Shasta, Twenty
Miles From Ager, California and
Oregon Railroad.

EINEST SPRINGS IN CALIFORNIA.
I The natural advantages are numerous.
Hot and cold mineral springs: hot steam
sulphur and mud baths. Eminent physicians
recommend these waters and baths for rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, stomach troubles, and all
blood and skin diseases; good hunting
ana me trout Hshing; mountain scenery
grand; delightful climate: comnlodious stone
hotel, with all modern conyeniences; Post.
office, Express and Telephone CONNECTING
with western Union Telegraph COMPANY
Table and service first-cliss. Daily stage TO
Ager over tine road and no dust Terms
reasonable. NO efforts spared to make guests
comfortable For further particular adj
dress EDISON EROS, Beswick Slskfyou
County, California.
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Eastern Grain Markets..

New YORK, April 18th.
WHEAT-Nay, 63Ltc: June, 63&lc; July.
64c; August, size; September, 645zc; Oc-
tober, csc; December, 661sc.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
LISTEN

The eye indicates health or sickness When
you have black ring around your eye it is
the ring OF q depleted, tired, weary system.
You are all run down. It comes with bad
stomach, bad liver, bad health. 1t brings the
sleepless nights, the awful, weary days.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
SACRAMENTO WOOD AND COAL YARD

Carpet Gle ming M achI1e
n OS. 1913 AND 1915 FRONT STREET.
N CAPTAIN MENDIS. Proprietor Whole
aale and retail dealer in Wood, Coal, etc.
bay, Grain and Mil Feed. Carpets Cleaned
AND Ind. Telephone 257.
The record-union., 1895-04-19

BRIGHT eyes, healthy complexion and
o vigorous system result from using
Angostura Bltters. Sole IN anufacturers,
Dr. j. q. b. Siegert d Sons. At all drug
gists.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
YOU

Can stop this black ring from encircling your
eye. You can cause the bowels to be regular,
the liver active the kidneys to perform their
functional duties, and you can be well man
or woman if you Will use the Great Home
Remedy, Joys Vegetable Sarsapartlla.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
A BLACK Ring
AROUND THE EYE.

A BIG ROUND BLACK RING ABOUT
n the eye. What does 1t indicate? You see
1t In the faces of good and true men and
women Why do they have these signs, these
marks of depression?
The record-union., 1895-04-19

THE JUDSON EXCURSION ies RSsP 81 ,gs Ro,Rts in ss
Sacramento every TUESDAY. Upholstered
cara and managers through to Chicago and
Boston. Call on c. J. ELLIS, Agent s. p Co,
Sacramento, or address JUDSON Il CO., 19
Montgomery street. san Francisco.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
REMOVED.

" NJ KEET WISHES TO INFORM HIS
II. old patrons and the public in general
that he has removed his
WOOD AND COAL YARD
And Carpet Cleaning Establishment from
1905 Second street to 2l5 l. street Iele-
phone 204.
The record-union., 1895-04-19

DR. W. F. WIARD-Ofice. cor. Eighth and
u j. Residence, 16OS .. Telephone 3S7.
The record-union., 1895-04-19

DR. FAY, 6271% ST.-1O TO 12 A. NJ. .
~ to 4, to p N. Res, 1929 G. Tel, 500
The record-union., 1895-04-19

~ o. CARTWRIGHT, NJ. D-OFFICE AND
~. residence, 913 X street: hours, 8 to IL
A. NJ. to and to 8, Telephone. 969.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
I, 1905.

SUNDAY excepted. ZMonday excepted.
A-For morning. P-FOr afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. TraaIc Manager.
i. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
The record-union., 1895-04-19
THE PRICE IS CUT.

C'ALL AT SACRAMENTO CARPET
~ Cleaning and RenOyating Works 1913
and 1918 Front street, and get the best wo rk
done tor the cheapest price. First-cass work
guaranteed. Leave orders nj Wenstock &
LuOin's Fourth and X. y. MENDIS Propr
The record-union., 1895-04-19

M NJ. CRONEMILLER, NJ. D.,
VI. 5OT% J Street.
Hours-S to A. NJ, to 8 and to7P.M
The record-union., 1895-04-19

DR. L. A. HARCOTRT SUCCESSOR TO
- DT. Gardner, Fifth and J streets Hours:
8 to 10, to 3. TO 8. Telephone 3T7,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

elected TO Office IN this state. His pri-
vare morals are perhaps beyond re-
proach, but his public acts are off the
same piece of political ;naladminis,ra-
ton with the acts of Allen. McKeighan.
KEN and Mart Howe. Governor Hol-
comb, personally, is pretty decent sort
of man, but politically he is popu-
list. and that tells the whole story.
The youthful and prankish populist
from Plattsmouth, who this year heads
the third party state ticket as a cardi-
date for judge OF the supreme court, has
failed thus far to achieve any particular
although he has had plenty
of opportunity to make name Tor him
self. But the distinction will come
next month. In the time to come he
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12
POINTS In POLITICS

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The nominees OF the republican party
for the judiciary. Hall, Holmes and Cor
nish. have long since been introduced to
the people OF this district. Judge Hall
in the years Of his term on the district
bench has made a reputation for fair
ness and judicial ability that will cause
him to receive large vote irrespective
OF party. or course, his reelection is
assured, as is also that OF Judge Holmes.
The latter has not been on the bench a
great while. but he has for many years
been membe. Of the Lancaster county
bar, ard lawyers and the general public
have the utmost confidence in his fair
ness and ability. Mr.. Cornish has not
as yet been tried on the bench, but he
has done considerable public service,
and this service has been to the entire
satisfaction of his constituents. As a
member OF the legislature he was a care
full guardian OF the interests OF the
county. He was looked upon as one OF
the most judicial members Of that body.
His arguments on the various questions
before the house Of representatives were
reasonable ard logical. And it is
characteristic OF Mr.. Cornish that he
weighs carefully every question put to
him before taking action. He is delib-
crate and deliberative, reasoning and
logical. He has had good legal training
and is a foremost member OF the bar.
As republican he has long been con-
spicuous by his enthusiastic fidelity. and
he is q proper candidate for the district
court beach.
Captain Trimble. nominee for county
clerk. is a representative OF the farmers
and Of the old soldiers. He has never
held Office. lie is we'll and favorab.y
known throughout the county, and his
name adds .trength to the ticket. He
will himself draw support from outside
OF the party.
Ii is known fact that populism as
political issue has been dead in Lancas-
ter county for two years. Its demise
not very long after the sell cut
to Bryan and the passing Of Jerome
Shamp. The populist party has always
been managed by men who were more
anxious for the loaves and fishes OF the
banquet board than for the
success Of their own party.
The populist party has. since its organ
zstion. played into the hands OF the
democrats aud il has represented moth
ing. stood for nothing. At the present
time there is no life in it. 1t is an empty
she'll. doing last service in attempting
10 further the interests OF the demo-
cratic party. and keep two men in Office
1t can be truthfully said that Mr. Miller
and Mr.. Baker are all that is left of the
,opulist party, and Miller and Baker
would not be populists save for the de-
IRE for Office. Uncle Jake Wolf, who
,sed to be populist, can hardly be
allied such any more, for he is known to
be opposed to the populist candidates.
few months ago there were some mid
lie of the road populists, but when TIE
bird party followed its usual course and
umped into the capacious democratic
nav they we're supremely disguised. and
is not known exactly what became of ,
hem. Probably most OF them returned
o the republican party. ,
Jerusalem iustavus Perseverance {
iildeb-and. the nominee OF the straight 4
emoCrafi. marty for the office Of clark
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

Will be known as the man who did as
much IL not more than anybody else to
drive the nails into the populist coffin.
Maxwell will go down to defeat. and he
will go down hard and 60 long way,
and he will pull the remnant of the
party after him. Judge Norval. the re-
publican candidate, is a particularly
strong man. and the vote that he will
receive will make the young man who
would-like-another office dizzy. The
state ticket with Norval, Morrill, and
Gould as standard bearers will bring out
a heavy republican vote.
To r. s. NJ, LINCOLN. NEB.
Dear Sir: You ask why should vote
the republican ticket in the present
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

j. S. Bser and w. s. Scott. candidate
respectively for treasurer, county com
missioner, superintendent OF public in
struction and surveyor. are all presen
incumbents. They have served to tn,
satisfaction OF the people and thorough
ly deserved a denomination, as they dc
the triumphant election that awaits
them.
DIR. Holyoke. the candidate for cor,
oner. is well known as a good straight
republican and physician. He lie a good
man for the place.
The nominees for justice of the peace,
E. Z. Spencer, L. A. McCandlass and
Walter Leese, are all young men, the
first two now serving their first term.
Mr.. Leese was nominated in the place Of
Judge Gould, who has since left the
city. These young men are able mem
beers OF their profession, have clean rec
ords, and will give excellent satisfaction
as justices.
The successor to Judge Lansing on
the county bench will be S. L. Cochran,
who is known throughout the county as
an old time republican. as lawyer and
former justice. Cochran's popularity
was attested at the late convention. He
has friends everywhere, and there is
hardly a section Of the county in which
he is not known as one who has in the
years past helped to contribute to re-
publican success.
The republican county central com
mittee is receiving every day the most
encouraging intelligence from all parts
OF the county. There is such an inter
est in the republican cause as has not
been manifested for years, and it is graf
flying to know that there is no evidence
OF disaffection. The candidates are all
known to the farmers and voters of the
county. and wherever they 60 they make
friends for the ticket There is mani
fest a decided revival Of repnblicanism.
The presidential election OF 1896 is fast
approaching and recent experiences
have been such as to call back all re-
publicans who have strayed from the
fold. There is no longer anything in
populism 10 attract the masses.-there
isn't even hope now to attract the avar-
icious. The straight democratic party
has ticket in the field, not with any
serious intentions. but merely as an evil
dence OF good faith for 1896. Things
seem to be coming the republican way.
and Mr.. Clark and his assc ciates on the
central committee have every reason to
feel confident of the biggest republican
vote yet recorded in this county. Every
throughout the county is well
and great enthusiasm is evil
dent. There is no difficulty in getting
crowd or parade anywhere.
In the last six years the people of Ne
braska have been asked many times to
vote for populist candidates. The pop
ulist Office seeker has raised his head all
over the land and cried for pap. 1t has
that many times this cry has
been needed and these candidates of a
political party. party that
stands for nothing except the spoils of
,ffice. have been elected over the heads
If republican and democratic candi-
iates. The populist party has been
,iven trial, 1t has had in its control
county offices all over the state. the leg
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-10-12

Jerusalem iustavus Perseverance
Hildeb-and. the nominee OF the straight
democratic party for the Office of clerk
OF the district court, is, barring his
name. a first rate, modest man. He will
probably receive about 200 votes in the
county. All the other votes will go to
Sam E. Low. with the exception of
lew complimentary votes for Mr.. Baker.
Maxey Cobb and Fred Beckman and
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
un{er BtenenItano.

9terre 8pts in Stem eSerieD bat iiber pie
Dirt unb Weife, tpie Die 8iene ben 8liitbenz
ftaub fammelt, cine lanee &eibe ppn 8eobz
d9tungen gema9t. @r perDffentli4t feline
@rfabrungen in elmer ausfiibrlt9en 4rbeit,
Die fir ben Sarmer, Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1T, gemiB BON SSntereKe finO,
Naer BlitbenI taub pber BoQen, Der Don
ben 8ienen gefdmmelt tpirb, erbdlt einen gu
Jag bon @pet6el, u1b 5par l1pn auBer>
6alb bes Stodes unb ebe er 3urn &liimp1en
gebalt tpiro. CUR Sammlung bes 8litbenz
Itaubes beniibt bic 8tene bic 3unge, Die
Sreb3angen ober &iefer unb bic SiB9en IN
ben porberen unb mittleren 8etnben. G5
muB fomit a1es 8Gumenmebl bur9 ben 8iea
nenmunb geben unb er6dlt bier feline erie
3ubereitung, gerabe nie unfere Nabrung, Die
mir i'm Munoe tauen unb einipei9eln, I'm lie
fir Die 8eroauung Dor5uberetten. Oas
6duptorgdn betm Sammeln TT bte 3unge,
alfo Die gum Saugorgan um%getpanoelte lLue
terltppe. Sie Sreb3angen Doer &tefer unters
ftiiBen bic 3unge in ibrer Mrbeit, ite beiben
bic @taubbeutel Der 8lutbe auf, iibergebea
ben @taub an bic 3unge, bic i'm gum Mnltoe
fiibrt, 8efdnntlt9 BADEN bic 8tenen an Der
S9iene bes 9interbeines cine 8erttefuuJ.
bas &Drb9en, in tpel9es ie bic &liimp6en
aus 8~liitbenftaub 1ammeln: aber auf Der
l1nter1ette Der 8ruit beftBen tie einen 5peiz
ten Sammelort, cine Dirt Ge1erbei pet4er fIr
ben trpdenen PDlen, unb mas tie NIT ben
@orberz unb MittelfiBen geiammelt BADEN,
f9ieben fte bier 5u1ammen, I'm ie na9 Se=
barf NIT Der 3unge nettere Mengen herauf@
5ubolen unb i'm Munbe einsufpet9eln. 9ter
i'm Munbe berpetlt Der pDuen etnige 3ett
u1b pirb bur9 bic Ginfpet9elung 5u9lsi4
a1s 8rutfutter borbereitet. W3tt Der 3unge
ntmmt Die 8tene ben BpQen pteoer aus be1n
Munb, fabt tbn nit ben &lauert Der Vproerr
fiiBe, giebt i'm tpeiter an Die MittelfiBe, 5ie
i'm bann ben 8iiriten 3ufibren. Die 8urz
1ten an ben 9tnterfiiBen entfernen Die beinl
&duen etpa betgemiI 9ten 2uftblGs9en, GER
ftOren etpa anbaftenbe Sbier9en ooer Gtcr
unb f9teben bas &liimp9en enoli9 in Dds
&Srb9en. Oas SuBpaar an ben Wtttels
beinen bat eine feline SaItempfinbung uno
peiB INNER, tpie es nit ben 9Ds9en ftebt.
ob feines i9tef gelaben lit; in bieiem Safe
nebmen Die 8irit9en iorgfdlttg mas uber=
bGngt, meg. I'M es an befferen Yldben an5u1
bringen. @on 3ett gu 3ett muB baS 8ie1z
9en bic 8iirfte retnigen; ba3u beniibt es Die
8orfen6aare am unteren unb inneren Ganoe
bes erften SuBgltebes, 8on Sntere11e tit Is
at6, bic 8tene i'm Sluge gu beoba9ten. 8alb
bGlt iie Die 6tnterbeine melt %ausetnanoer.
balb f9lieBt fe bte1elben eng au1ammen. SIN
lebteren Safe f9tebt tie Die 8iriten tnetn>
amber, arbeitet an Dem Bollen uno oriidt t1n
in bic a0rb9en, benin i'm Sluge fam fie itd
unaebinbert beipeeen unb bic 6Ds9en am be-
item bon ftopfen. Sci nett gebaltenen 9t1ter-
beinen tann man ft9er iein, baB tie tetnen
gouen fammelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

alien SG1en cine ne1entlibe @erbefIsrung in
@eru9, @e59mad, &ldrbarteit uno 9altz
bartlett %eir1trat, uno Die nubgdbrenben Weine
gang perf9iebener Nbftammung nebu1en itets
ben Gbarafter bes Weines an, aus Dem Die
0efe getppnnen pprben tpar. @s lit an Der
3ett, baB fi@ Der prafttfer gang ernitGiA nit
ber Sadie p~ertrdut ma9t, Man bal ferner
Mepfelmp1t nit @etnhefe ~pergdbren laf1en,
es perf9nanb Der Sru9tgel9mad un0 ma9te
etnem bur9aus neinartigen Nrpmd plab.
Nu9 bier ergaben nit einerlet Mot per=
i9ntttene Meinbefen Nepfelpetne bon berz
I9iebenem Bouquet. Ser 8erfafer Iagt
baber: rSiir MIDI tit es nur cine Sruge Der
3eit, Bis mann mir Weine i'm 9anbsl treffen
nit Dem Gbaratter bes Stetn, bes 2etlten,
BON Oiirfbetm, &iibesbetm, Oppenbetm ETC.,
Die aug ~teslingszSruubenfGften anberer
N%btammung, aber nit Der betreffenben 6efe
bergefteQt tporben Iinb. Wte grpb bic 8ez
b~eutung Dteies @rfolges fir ale bic 2agen
lit, pel6e 9aratterloien Metn prpbu5tren,
leu6tet Elm, @s nirb btefes Nrbeit5ge6iet
bas pi9tigite = 3emii9 unb bolfsnirtbz
f3aftli3 = Der nd3iten 3ett iein uno 5leiz
ben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
10 n.

Mus benz BON 9rofeTor Or. 6. Gift fir bic
p@bemtterz 3ettung" DerfaBten 8eri4t iber
Die Sortf9rttte uuf benz 9ebtete bes Weinrs
unb Der NabrungsmitteG beben mir Solgen=
bes, neil bpn aGgemetnem Sntereiie, berDor:
Ser gtnfGuB bes S9pefelns Der Wetae be-
rubt auf Der '8inbung, tpel9e bic fart riez
9enben unb f6medenben NlbebDbe, bic 3u=
benz mod 9iftig ftnb, bur9 bic f4pefltge
Sdure erleiben. Die Meine tperben refer
unb mifber i'm 9ef9mad unb, pdbrenb Die
11rfa9e bes ftrengen @ei9mades unb Der I'm
bef0mmIt9tett trpdener @berrbtpeine ibrem
boben 9ebdlt an freten Nlbebpben sugef6rie=
ben pirb, tann man biefelben bnr9 3u5aB
bon i6pefliger SGure binben unb rbetnz
tpeindbnli9 rteC9enbe unb f6medenbe Meine
erbaIten. @on b09iter Wi9tigteit 1T es,
baB bic @rfdbrungen, Die man nit Der Mtr<
flung rein ge3ii9teter 9efen auf ben iperbenz
ben @ein mabt, INNER ~9iiniftger iperben.
9r. S6neQ in Srier bat aus perf9iebenen
MofeIpetnz& Obbefen bic reinen 9efearten
t%uItibirt unb CUR gta9gdbrung perf9tebener
@etniOrten benuBt. Gs seigte ii3, baB in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05
Gonferpirune oes Stauodnsers.

Win man Mfiit berftelen BON f6neu1ter,
f%rdfttqfter, unmittelbar5ter Wtrfung, bel
nel6em es aber peniger auf &ei9tbum an
foblenitoff6altigen Stoffen CUR 9umnsbtl=
burg unfomme, mel9e SGae 5utreffe fur
einen b~inbigen, aber bumusbdlttgen 8ooet,
70 1T Der unter @rbbebedung -aufbetpdbrte
Siinqer Der 3nedmGBigite. WtG man ebenz
fans etnen f9neu uno unnittelbar tptrten@
ben qlei9 bpn bprn6erein falpeteridurebalz
ttqen 9iinger; min man auBeroem aber auc9
bic foblenftoff6altige, bumusbtloenoe Cub
ftan3 ni9t gu febr miffen, pie es ouf etnem
trdgen, f9peren, bumusarmer 8ooen Der
san tit, 70 erbGlt Der nit Superpbospbatz
gips ~be6anbelte 0iinger btefe 8ordus'
febunqen am bolfommeniten Sat man es
baeegen nit einem lei9ten, febr tbGttgen
8oben gu tbun, auf tpel9en Elm f6nea mir
fenber Diin9er it9 gu raid ber5ebren tpiirbe,
min man auf bemIelben einen 9iinger BON
etfpas eingeI9rdnfterer 3erfebungsfdbigteit,
unb auglei9 nit mDglt9ft biel %foblenitoffz
buItiger Subtan3 81 Der fir fol9en 8ob,n
TO duberft pi9tigen 9umusani amrnlung, 10
1T bic Gpn1erbtrung bes Miites nit Salt
fals angebra9t. Die gpn1erbirung beS
StaQbiingers nirb aliD unter nerf9tebenen
@erbdltnifen, na9 beri9tebenen 9runbz
fGben uusgefibrt perben miiffen, aber fte TT,
~lporauf 9olbefIeiB nit gfe4t btnpetit, in iez
benz Safe foitenlps, benin Der let6tere 49,
ben, fir tpel9en iib Die 8ei9affenbett bes
NIT &a1tfalS cOnferDirten 9iingers am be-
Iten eignet, tit falibebirfttg unO ptrb obne<
bin nit &aliIal8en gebiingt; tpGbrenb Der
nit Superpbospbatgpps conierbirte Stonz
biinger benz bei1eren 8Dben bic Bbospbor=
Tdure, peG9e ibm fonft in elmer befonberen
9iingung 3ugefibrt pirb, liefert. 9aB Der
@tidftoffperIut in etnem bur9 Sau6e gut
feu9t gebaItenen 9iinger erbeblt9 g~erfnger
lit, als in etnem trodeneren 9iinger, biirfte
anbetannt fetn. @ebr pi3tig TT eth feftes
Qaaern bes StaQmtftes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-05

raren Mp6en perben 9afer, Sreber llllo GEE
I6nittenes 8rpb pprgef6iittet. @aldibIdtz
ter, 8obl unb gef9nittene &iibenfDpfe tper*
ben ppn ben @nten ~ieoer5ett germ 9enomnIen.
Wa1erlinfen 1plen, penn 81 6eldefFerl,
ebenfaQs ni6t feblen, ba bieie Die Sers
bduun9 bef0rbern.
No6 a9t Sagen fdnn bic fletne @nten>
19aar. anf bas Wdher ge6en. On talten
unb reenerif9en Sagen 1inb bic iungen Gn~
ten in ben GtGqen 3u balten, ba bic Sbier>
9en nod gu @rtGltungen neigen unb BON
&rGmpfen befallen nerber. Sm Otter bpn
4-6 Woben fDnnen Die @nten ben gan3en
Sag auBerbalb bes @tales unb auf Dem
@df1er perbleiben. @s 9eniigt Damn, Die
Sbiere tdgli3 5tpeimal gu ~fiittern, ba Dtele
duf benz Wafer BERT 6iebene tbtertf4e Nab|
rung b~prfinben. Die Gnteneier baben oft
mails einen beri9iebenfarbigen Spiter unh
tperben bes6alb BON man6en fir berDprben
gebalten, pdbrenb bic berf6ieoenartige Sdrs
bung am Sutter liegt. So fann Der 9otter
neibgel6 5ein, penn bic @nten ptel nit &og@
genfDrnern unb getp9ten Sartpffeln 9efiitz
teri perben. @elangen bic @nten auf Elm
Selb, no fte Der 8erttlgung BON Wirmerr,
@6neden unb gaupen nu99eben t%Ounen, f.
3eigen bic @ier einen bo4gelben Dotter
@nten, Die auf Sal3paher gebe1t, legert @te1
nit bo9rptbem 9otter. 9as Sutter Den
@nte1 beitebe Observation-Disclosures &artofFeln
&iiben, @ulat, &obI unb @riintlee. Spreu
&aff unb l1ebertebr in fo6enbem 8afel
ein9ebrannt, bilbet unter 8eimif9une zines
Sbeiles S9nar3mebl elm gutes Winter>
futter. Sn Der Sitterung muB Elm 8edfe1
Der @toffe etntreten, ba etne einfeittge Slit
terung bas @a6stbum uno bic @ntpidelunc
bes &Drpers beetnfluBt. Die &ranf6eiten
BON benen bic @nten befalen perbsu, iinl
leiAterer Natur unb lafen ii4 leiAt 5etlen