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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
RoMANY'S PRINCE WILLIAM.
He Lives Near East Hartford-His Tribe
Are Noted Horse Trainers.


Ono of tho most famous representa-
tives of Romany Rye in this country is
Prince William, as he is called, who,
with his family, lives near East Hart
ford. There arc branches of the family
at New Haven and Bridgeport. The
East Hartford branch Of tho family is
the main branch.
Tho Williamses are all horse dealers.
Attached to their residence are stables
which, in winter, always contain stock
of fine blooded draft horses.
One of the interesting sights at the
stables are the wagons that are used by
Prince William and his family when
they 80 Off ON their annual nomadiG
pleasure trips. These wagons cost from
$1,000 to SO, 500. Prince Williams
private wagon cost So, 800 and is fitted
up in regal style.
In these trips around the country the
whole family joins. These trips are
made in tho summer, spare horses being
taken along and sold or traded. This
means q cavalcade Of dozen fancy
wagons and about 100 horses.
The start is made about the 1st of
August, the entire family-men, wom-
en- and children-being taken along.
The party keeps together, travelling by
easy stages, about 90 miles a day being
considered good journey. When in q
hurry, they can make 40 miles day.
The place selected for the nights rest
is usually grove. There the wagons
are drawn mp in circle, fires are light
ed and the evening meal prepared.
After supper the whole party gather
around Prince Williams tent or wagon,
and the affairs of the family are dis
cussed. A watchman patrols the camp
all night to watch the horses. New
York Times.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
NUMBER 40.
THAwlNe OUT FROZEN MEAT.


According to the process invented
by Messrs. Nelson Bros. for thawing
frozen meat in such way as to put it
on the market in sound condition and
avoid the many objections to which the
sale of the meat while still in frozen
state was open, the chamber of tho ap.
paratus is provided with double doors,
one of which is extremely thick, so as
to shut out, as far as possible, all exter-
nal atmosphere. The chamber has no
windows, but is supplied with electric
light. d.
On entering one sees only some 30
quarters of beef hanging in rows on
hooks over slightly raised open plat
form, with canvas curtain mt the back.
Under this platform, however, there is
series of steam pipes, while behind the
curtain there is a series Of pipes filled
with compressed ammonia. similar to
those used in connection with the ordi.
nary freezing processes. The steam pipes
under the meat cause current of warm
air TO ascend all around it, and as soon
as this current reaches the top of this
chamber it is drawn to the freezing pipes
behind tho curtain, by which all tho
moisture is frozen out Of it, OIL to the
pipes themselves. II accumulatos there
in the form of snow some quarters
of an inch in thickness.
The snow has to be scraped off the
pipes from time to time, aud it is stated
tnat the accumulation during five days
In the thawing of 30 quarters of beef,
has resulted in no fewer than 1853 pounds
Of water. During that same period the
meat has lost only per cent in weight.
The purpose of the canvas curtain is to
divide tho ascending warm current from
the descending cold current, and it Is
claimed that the effect of this incessant
passing of the mir first over the steam
pipes and then over the freezing pipes
is eventually to free it from all mois-
ture. When the meat is first hung, the
temperature of tho room is almost ut
freezing point, but on the fifth day the
temperature Of tho chamber has been
raised to that of the air outside. BY
this time tho frost has all been thawed
out of the meat, which is then in con-
dition to bo sent to market. t.-LondoD
Invention.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
JAPANESE RITES.
Frederick viliiers Describes Funerals Aflev
tho Battle of Ping-Yang.

tho Battle of Ping-Yang.
Many of the sick and wounded who
die are cremated Their ashes are col
lected, placed III small square boxes, in
tered for time in the little cemetery
outside the foreign settlement at Che
mulpo, and after awhile exhumed aud
sent to Japan. The ceremony ! behcld
in Chemulpo after tho fight at Ping.
Yang was not impressive or solemn, but
simply curious. Eighty bodies he'd been
cremated in various parts of the country
and forwarded to tho treaty port in small
boxes. These were placed in two large,
black cases at the hospital, and preceded
by motley group Of coolies, citizens
and soldiers were carried to the burial
plot.
First came coolies with branches of
foliage and white streamers in their
hands. Then q few soldiers, marching
with reversed arms. Immediately pre-
ceding the black cases was Shinto
priest in yellow kimono and black
gauze shake. Round his neck was u
purple cord, at the end of which hung u
fan. in his right hand was Cute, which
from time to time rs the procession
wended its way he footed on, producing
an inharmonious sound which reminded
me of my own attempts on that instru
ment when hny. The coolies, tho fol
lowers and the lockers on seemed to
treat the whole thing more as a good
joke than n solemn function and chat.
ted and laughed to their hearts content.
Arrived at the cemetery, the process
sion halted before the altar, on which
were placed bottles of saki, fruits, eggs
and birds of various kinds, including a
live rooster. Behind this hospitable
board were placed tho remains of the so
bodies. The Shinto priest, who stood
alone before the edibles, stretched out
his hands and made several passes with
his fan in the direction of the rooster,
groaned aloud, then clapped his hands
three times, after which he indulged a
little on the flute. Then he groaned
again, Strengthened himself, retired a
few PAGES, took several PAGES to the left
and right, then advanced again, groaned
and footed He then requested by q
sign one Of the mourners to advance and
take his place.
He then handed one of the branches
Of foliage to the gentleman and retired.
The mourner proceeded to lay the branch
OH a small table in front of the altar,
then saluted and moved away to allow
another mourner to take his place.
When all the branches were piled on
the table, the black cases were opened
and the small square boxes taken out by
the coolies and carefully inferred. Tho
Shinto priest retired to the bosom of his
family, with the saki bottle, tho live
rooster and tho rest of the chow. In lier
of tombstones, tho Japs use, when cam
paigning, small wooden posts to mari
the resting place of their dead. Fred
erick Villiers.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
NO DOG IN HER HOUSE.
A Boarding House Keeper Tells why She
IIns Made This I.ule.

n bOnrutug HOUSE Keeper Tells why ShS
Has Made This Rule.
Persons with dogs and other pets
meet with cold and clammy reception
in New York boarding houses They
may occasionally steal into fashionable
flats, where the landlord or agent has
no direct means of circumventing them,
but when it comes to the boarding house
things are little more definite.
A nice looking married couple went
into Twenty-third street boarding
house the other day and were made COM
Portable. After the first dinner the lady
was observed scraping together some
dainties from the board to take to her
room. The landlady. who is woman
of great decision Of character, heard Of
1t, and her knock was shortly afterward
heard at the door of the new boarders.
The latter were Immediately notified
that either they or the dog must vacate
at once.
"If / cannot keep my darling Keno
phon. we'll move" protested the owner
of the dog, who practiced the principle
of "Lovo me, love my dog"
"Thon You'll have to move" " said the
landlady firmly. ''I'm not keeping q
dog kennel. "
"How in the world they ever got that
dog i'm here without my seeing it, said
she, after the obnoxious Xenophon had
been disposed of, lis more than | can
understand. I've had all / want of dogs.
A gentleman used TO keep q small but
ferocious bulldog in his room where |
once lived. He was the ugliest brute
ever laid my eyes on-the dog, not the
man. That dog wouldn't let anybody
but his owner tamper with him. The
man used to lug him around with him
everywhere he went. One night, when
the man came in, he was feeling so OBJ
livious to earthly things that he left his
dog locked in the vestibule. The next
boarder who came in got no farther than
the vestibule and landed down the steps
with square yard Of trousers missing.
He was soon joined by another boarder,
who wanted to come to bed. They rang
the bell until several Of us came down
to see what was the matter. On opening
the door the dog sprang for us as IL no
hadn't been fed for week and wanted
anything that came handy, but we
slammed the door to again just in time.
As we could not awaken the owner we
had to leave the dog there till morning,
and those who were outside had to go to
a hotel. In the morning everybody had
7 to go and come by the servants entrance
until the owner Of the animal came
down and got us out of the fix. D."
"What did he say?"
"Sayl Why, he abused us all as a set
of brutes for keeping his dog locked up
there and gathered it up under his arm
and took it up stairs as If had been a
piece of Dresden chinal And tho board
ers who had been locked out left the
house for good the next day. We got rid
Of the dog, but not until it had half de-
populated the establishment. Chi
| capo Trihune
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
ny FOREST PATH.

know path all fringcd with forms
A woodland path with many turns,
Where In the overarching trees,
That toss their heads in every breeze,
The wild birds carol sweetest lays
In vesper song and matin praise.
! sit me down, and Mt my feet
The light and shade, coquetting, meet
The harshest sounds that greet my ear
Are tinkling bells in pastures near,
And ripping waves that TO the shore
Repeat their story evermore.
Oh, ftful lakel so like my heart,
Thy moods strange thoughts within me
start.
Like thee, I sometimes seem at rest
But oft by surging cares oppressed.
Yet not today to wearied brain
Shall vexing problems come again
The lake It's soothing music hath,
And blessed peace my forest path.
Anna 8. Hunt In Boston woman's Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
WomeD's Ages.

Somebody has discovered the ourions
fact that the reluctance of women to
tell their age is no piece Of modern sem
sitiveness. II is as old as the hills. In
the Old Testament, although great num-
bers Of women are mentioned, there is
but one Sarah, Abraham's wife =
whose age is recorded. New York
Times.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
First Patent In America.

The first patent granted in America
was issued by the general court of Bos-
ton, March 0, i646. to Joseph jerks for
his invention Of a water wheel. A fac
simile copy has recently been placed in
the patent Office
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
0ooa Advice.

Be sure you are right. and then stop.
II there is any danger Of your going
wrong -Pioayune
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20
Curran's Retort.

Curran's friend was tickled by the
orators retort apropos of the jury sys-
tenn. The friend was Dragging Of his at
tachment to it and said, with trial by
Jury have lived. and, by the blessing
Of God. with trial by jury will diel"
"Oh." said Curran in amazement.
"then you've made up your mind to be
hanged. Dickw
The indians called the rrencn broaa
iver Tockyeste, the Little Roarer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
our SAwetneSuht.

Cine erfolgrei9e Dirt, S6neine oufauz
5ie6en, beftebt BARN, bag man bieIel6en nit
benz Sungpteb 8ufammen in einem StaQe
unterbringt. gu 6iefem 3pede erridbtet man
IN etnsm Stale, in tDeld9em s5ungbieb frei
etngeftelt TT, etnen fleinen 8retterber1dlao,
in benz man bic SuttertrDgs fir bic G8petne
aut1teut. Der Singing 81 bieiem 0erfAlaqe
TT 70 etn3urthten, bdB 59tDetne ieDer @rDBe
ungebtnoert b%tnburd3 fDnnen, benz Gttn0bisb
lebteres ieoo9 unm0gli6 lit. Die 6tdGe
tperoen melt nit 3tpei Mpnate alten 2GuFern
befeBt, Die ft9 bolb baran g~etDDbnen, bauern5
unter Dem @te3 b~erum3ulaufsn. 0ie
S4iDeine fiiblen ft9 burb btefe freie 8ez
tpegung fs9r pobl, Our9pii6len ben 0unq
fart unb 6eniiben ieben in bemfel6en no6
borba1penen SutterI1oFf CUR Ha6runq. Scr
Ounger berlisrt burb bieTes Ourbpiih[en
nibts IN pert6bo[ten So tanotbeilen, bd er
bur@ bas SungDteb INNER pteber feftaetreten
pirb. Die etgentIi6e Sitterung Der S9neine
erfolgt fDte gepDhnli6 (meift aipetmal ON
Sage in ben 5rDgen I'M Berf6laQe, O1rb
oieIe Dirt Der 6oltung errei6t man ppQTtdnz
.otge 4usniiBung bes Dem 8inooieb qeoebenen
Suffers, @etpinnung npr3ii9li9 reifen Olnz
gers, 1onte BET ettDaiaem Galtmmanqel g.
tptnH an plob. 8ei pnoe1s 9iinfig tptrtt bite
@rt Der 6qltung i'm Mtnter, ba qeraoe in
ben talten Monaten, in benen bic ~iiinoeren
S9peine ia 10 oft unter Der 8dGte leioen,
etne ftets glei9mdBige parme Semperatur
ttr bteielben er3lelt tpirb, 8is gum Mufz
iteQea Der Maft tann man bic G6fpetne
in biefen @tdaen b%elafen, bod purben AUDI
4on @auen nit gutem @rfofqe aeftpetfe
osrdrttg el11ge1teat. Die nit btefer Salturlq
gu er3ielenoen @rfolge 1inb berarttde, bah
man iiberaQ, tpo es Der Gqum unb nd6ere
urnitdnbe geitatten, einen 8erfu6 ba1ntt
MAIDEN folte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Wte Fam man Qaubenihld9e uno
anoere 6efd9elitallun9en Dor
Ratten ihiben?

@ift 1T bier ni6t angebrd9t, Deil man
hcbur9 bas 9efliigel IN @efabr brtngen
miirbe. Mus glei9em @runbe biirften Die
metiten Sallen nid6t gut a%npenbbdr iein.
Cine %peniger befannte, %eigenarti9s Sang
metbobe biirfte besbolb BON SntereiIe fem.
M}an nebmt Elm SAB, refp. Some, in beren
Mitte Elm 9alber 3iegelItein ouf b0fer &ante
aafgeiteGt lit, fitGe bann Die SDnnt bis
our 0Dbe bes barin 1te6enben 9tetnes nit
Q3afer. Na9 benz btes gefAeben, binoe
man oben bas SAB nit einem at6glidlT
fla~ten 8ogen Popier ober biinner 8appe
81, feline Elm 8rett an bas SAB, bantit ben
Staten Dos 8eiteigen beiielben srlei6tert
miro lnb lege etpas fri{4 gebratencn Sped
ooer berQ(ei@en in @tiiden baral1T. Den
erittn Gag perben bic Staten Dofii6ttger
Meife ZEN harauf gelegten &Ober Do1l taum
terutren; in Der folgenoen Ya9t ief61,
BRETT gema9t, Die @ped1iide ber3e6ren, 0tdn
lege bann am fplgenben Nbenb pteber Sped
barauf, UNI 10 bic Gatten erit an3uf0bern
unb 1i9er gu MAIDEN. Ra9bem btes gez
f9e6en u1b bic &atten getp06nt itnb, i9r
Sutter auf benz papternen 0edel bes Safes
in @mpfang gu nebmen, befettge man Die
NIT SdDef1 oDef Dunnsn OrQ9T
unb f@neibe benpapterbedel freu3peiie bur4.
8etreten nunmebr Die Staten ben 9edel,
10 fauen 1ie in bas SAB unb fu4en Den
Stetn gu qepinnen. &pmntt erIt bic 3tpette
g2atte binetn, 10 pirb es Gout burin, benin
iebe i~treitet fth I'M ben plab auf benz Stein
auBerbalb bes Wafers, Gs 1T cine eigens
t6iimli9e @rf9einunq, DAB bas Quiefen un0
Gtreiten Der Staten ftsts ihre @efdbrten an=
loot, unb 70 fauen INNER md nnebr binein,
ipeG6e ale in benz na1en Glemente, benz Tie
ni9t e%ntrtnnen f0nnen, umfommen. 81
einem &ornfpeiber fo1en in elmer Na@t
mittelt elmer 10 1ergeri@teten Sane so @tid
norben Iein. Mnbere ne6men Sort
pel6e in frif6em Set gerDitet tperz
ben unO lege IoGde nnter bic 9ielen Der
S%auben6Dben, Srefen Die 8atten bieie nit
5ett imprGgntrten &Ortfiide, 70 miffen ie
1mfommen, ba Der Sort i'm Magen auf=
quilt unb lebteren fprengt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Nnleitun9 fir Ole 0ufsudt BON
Bullenfdlberr.

Sci Der Quf5u9t BON 8ulenfdl6ern 1T
0te Jittterung in ben erfteu 3 Mouaten
9rul1blegeno unb ousfhIaggebenb fir bic
qan3e fpdtere @utpidelung uno 2siTtunosz
fd9t9teit, Ioipie audi 8ererbunq oes 56iez
reg. Bas in bteie r 3eit Der aunt mir0,
laBt it4 ipdter Telbf bur9 Before Tiitserund
nt9t tpIeher ausgleiGsn. Die 3nedmdB;QIe,
normolite Tiitterung bes &albes 6eifeht
tn Der 8erabret4ung BON Muttermtff. Wo1
tam oie1e benz 8al6e auf 3tpeierlet Weife
5ufommen ldfen: entipeoer man ldBt bds
&alb an Der Wtutter Iaugen, ooer man oie6t
tie benlislben frif9gemolfen, tubiparm aus
etnem 8efdbe gum Saufen. Qebteres iii
aug 3ipelfa9sm @runbe por3uaie6en. Sent
man bdS Sab Ipfort nab Der @eburt al
u1lo geipo9nt es glet6 an bag 5aufen, bauu
gebt bag &olb nt9t in Der 3ett Der @ep6hz
nllng, penn NOR IS nad3 obt Dber me6r
Sa9en pon Der Mutter enttp6bnen min, i'm
@rnabrungs5uItano 3uriid unb auberoen1
geipDbnt t9 bas 3bter am erften SAGE leif~
ter, ais nenn es eft q1t Sage an 6er9Rutz
ter 9etpelen 1T, Damn aber petB man, penn
bag &alb an Der Mutter faugt, nte, pie bel
Wftl4 oafelbe erbGlt, es fam 3u bel, ab4r
au4 81 pentg erbalten. auf bic graae absr.
tpte ptet Quarts Mtld etN Ralb CUR Mtablz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Gabmbeit bel pferoen.

2a6m6eit betm 9ferbe f6Gt fe6r in bic
@agf6ale Bel Der 8%erurinoerunq feines
Wtrt6es unb feiner 8rau9barfeit, pennz
glet9 tie oft nur Oas Gefultat bon @orglo=
ltgfeit unb 8erna@ldhigung fettens Teines
8eiiberS ober Wdrters 1T. Sin laEmes
pfer0 oOer Elm fol9es, peldes la6m gu fem
peroG9tig it, muB, ME Die 3sit79rift vOas
Bfero" mittbeilt, IN Der &lbe, in Der 8eipe=
gung unb tur3e 3eit nab elmer T9arfen Sc
pegung gepriift pepoen. Sn Der 0tube fat
oas la6me (8orber=) 0lie0 i'm MGqemeinen
cine unregelmdBige 6altung, 1T borgefebt,
unb Oas pferb %rsielf", mie man gu u1sn
pflegt. 9as pferb fam lange G3eit bor6er
n%5ielen", ebe eS nirfli6 2a6n6eit 3eigt.
Man muB aber tpO6l 5pif 6en benz 3u6en
oes 8eines als S9mer3esduBerung, l11b benz
Guben, ipel6es an3eigt, baB ba8 S6ier mii0c
1T, unterf3eioen, SIM e~riteren Safe ite6t
es felt auf ben 8einen, pG6re1po oas err
frantic DorgeTeBt 1T, @elbt tpsnn Die 2a6m=
6eit nod berbDrgen ooer erF tpenig bemerfbar
1T, f0nnen mir oft bas 8or6anoenfein ber=
iel6en pa6rne6men. SIM ~3tpeiten Sale tpirb
Der &0rper bur6 bic 5pei 8eine geItiiBt,
pdbren6 Die unberen beiben, tets biagonalsn,
3. 8. bas linfe 8orberz unb bas re9te Sim
terbein, ruben. Die e~r1tere @telung beutet
cine ~unQeiunbbett an, Die leBtere ni9t.
0as pferb pirb in Der 8etpequnq qe=
priift, UNI bag leibenbe @lieb fet3uit eden
unD muB BON born, BON binten unb BON Der
Seite befidtigt perben. Cine blpBe unrez
9elndbigfeit in Der @angart lit ni9t bin
reifeno, 6ingegen muB auf Die Nrt u1b
WetTe, pie bas @lieb betpegt ntrb, unb auf
Die S6rtttlGnge gea9tet tperben. eft Der
S9ritt bes trunfen @liebes ldnger, ais Der
oe5 e1tgegengeTebten 8eines, 10 tit bies Elm
3etden, Dab 0as 2eiben unter6alb besGnies
lte9t; Elm ~fiir8erer 96ritt unb Elm G9Iep=
pen oes 5uBes beuten auf GGmer5en in ben
Musfeln ober @elenfen bes oberen S6eiles
bes 8eines. Sn ein3elnen Jd1en, 3. 8.
Spat9, limb bic 8epegungen unb Die Steifz
belt Des Setnes DolfOmmen barutteriIttI6,
uno fann Elm erfa6renes Nuge Eofort ben
StB 0eS uebels be5ei6nen. I'm 3u beittm=
men, in pel6em 8or0erbeine ft9 Der Sib
Der 2dbmbeit befinbet, geniigt cine einfabe
8eoba4tung, Die fe16t bas Nrge zines 2aten
pa6r5unebmen i'm Gtanbe 1T. 0as 19merz
5enbe @lieO ptrb nit me6r 3Dgern auf ben
8ooen geTebt, ertrGgt peniger @epi9t; bus
lebtere miro be6uFs @rfei9terung raider
a1f ben onoeren SUB 0erlegt. M2it Dem 9e@
ben oes franfen 8eines tpir6 3ugIei9 Der
Sept gebo6en, nit benz Nieber5eBen bes gee
funben 8eineS pie0er geientt. 9a6er Taft
ii6, 10 lei9t Der San AUDI Isin mag, bas
gferb itets auf ben %asfuraoen SUB ~its[Ien.
9ieies geibiebt unberG1t6erli4. SET 2abms
beit bes 9interbeines ber6Glt fi9 bic Su6e
d6nli@. Mirb Der Gabme SUP BPM gobep
geboben, 10 erRebt ii9 audi Die 0iifte oers
Telben Seite, pd6renb bic 6itfte bes geTun>
ben 9eines it6 ientt, iobalb Ser SUB ben
8ooen berii6rt. Sn ieOem Safe ldbt bag
Sbier itb auf ben linfen SUB fallen, tpenn
Der re9te la3m TT unO umgete3rt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Die qenaue SSeftfeuunq enter 2a6m6eit

Die genaue Se{tfteQung elmer 2a6m6eit
geT6te6t am beften bur9 cinen Sa4Oertdnz
bigen, bod lei bier auf einige fali9e, tief@
g~etpur5elte, oiefe l1nregelmdBigfett in Der
@angart Oes Pferbes bstreFfenoe @nfi9ten
bingepieien. Wer bate ntdt Td)on bas l1rz
t6eil geb0rt, baB bieIes o0er ieneS Pfero
f6rlterla9m lei, oAne buB Der 8etreffenoe
Die 9anb an bas 96ier gelegt pOer au9 basz
ie16e nur aus Der ri9tigen Gntfernung be-
tra9tet bat. Obne 81 iibertreiben, fam man
ruhig %befaupten, baB2abm6eit in Der S4ulz
ter ungetp0bnli9 1T. Sic fonamt bor, a6er
nur febr Ielten = in 100 unb Otellei4t nod
me6r Qa5m6eitsfGlen etipa einr1al. Wan
tann alS ii9er annebmen, baB SO procent
aller 2abm6eiten i6ren Gib unter6alb oes
&nies baben; Die bonn 0ufe umi9lofenen
S6eile itelen rs 9roeent, lpen1 nt4t nod
me6r. Ser fO%genannte GGipuno Der @&ul1
termusteln, cine beliebte 9tagnoIe, 1T ni9t
bic l1rTa9e Der Qd6m6eit, Ionbern Elm
Spmptom, Elm 8erfaQ Der M1sfeln aus
Meangel an uebung, neil Otefe SAmer5en
Derurfa9t, pa6renO bic 2a6ntGeit 1elbit i'm
anberen Gn6e Des 8etnes liegen fam, 9az
fer bic nubloTe unO ta~oelnsmert9e 8eGanbz
lung Der S9ulter aus irrt6iimliGsm Selbitz
b%etplBtfein. Ser ate 9pru9: nSit 0ein
Bferb in Der S9ulter labm, 10 nimm i9m
bic Gif len ab", 1T cine boriteffli&e Ri9ts
f9nur. Ser SUB 1T Der erfte She'll, Der Bel
Qa6m6eit in 8etra9t fommt, Die SGulter
Der lebte. Sn allen TGlsn bon QaEn6eit
nebmen man, e6e irgerb cine 8ebanblun9
oprgeI6rieben ober beabIidtigt pirb, fofort
bas @iTen ab unb unterT u9e ben SUB, felbf
penn an6ere 1rfaben fir bas 2abmen Oor>
5uliegen i6etnen. Wenn eS du9 IN bielen
Sdllen ni9t nOt6ig fem mag, 10 tann es Elm
ar1beres 0tal 0as 2eben zines Rreisgepinz
ners retten, IS lit cine golbene' Regel, Die
ftets beo6a9tet perben 1o1te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
BIdtter un6 BlItben.

- Sin GoTen3ii9ter empfieblt gum Ser
men, tpelc6e cine gerabt g%eOffnete 8lItbe ge@
tragen bo6en. Sci Dieien l0fe ii9 Die &inoe
am beFten. Sn Dem alten 9treite, Db maj
Dem Qu9e 0pl3 laKen o0er bisfes entfsrnen
fOGe, fdIieBt Ell iid leBterer Infi4t an.
- @ben7o pte frif@es 6eu ntrb Frii4t3
Strob bon ZEN i'm StaGle fte6snben 0au5~
th;eren meiitenS tpeit g~ieriger gefreIfen. ot3
altes, pbqlsib bos fri5@e bebeuteno F%o0tDerer
faubar lit; beiOe qeben aber lei6t 5u 9lGt@
tolifen @nGaB, ~beIoEbers bann, penn Dag
frtT4e Gtrob nod als 0ddiel mil 0le9l uno
S9rpt6rei genlengt DEER on 1e6r b~un3rj3e
gierig freTenbe Sbtere berabreibt nib,
- Wetbli6e @9meine, peG6e oil i6rem
@eiduqe ~peniger a15 II 3iBsn befibsn, f0ns
men i'm ~dGgemeinen ntht alS quite 3u1}t>
tfiere gelten, 9~ollten be5hal6 ni9t benz G6tr
8ltgefiibrt perben. Die Minoeraa6l ais z
3iben fdBt NIT Si4sr6eit cuff cine qeringe
Tru9tbarfeit BET fGtpad2er Gnttptflun1 bGr
Mtl6briifen f1tieBen; bamit ite1t bic
f1pdde Nusbilbung bes geiammten Crs
9anismus in innigem 9EfammerfoaQs.
tpel6e @igenf6dften f0rperli9er un5 ptfz
fiologif9er Dirt fb au9 auf Die Nahton
men pererben. Die 3u9~tberipenbunq fol-
der Sdue tdBt fi9 ouG aus 0tonemdd3 :a
@riinben niGt Be firDorten. S6iece s6(er
Nbftammung Iinb nett b~Gl1figer Grdqer fcls
6er N}dngel als biejeaigea Der fogsnannt,a
Naturraf en.
- @uf ben Hllben Der &or6!peibsafnltuc
fir BITE 2aromntH@aft tpir0 jsSt in Tar
Bra7e in Yrt1Ben altfn'ertTam qsrraAt.
Der pfpreublid'e Gentratoeretu bat einan
Observation-Disclosures bsran(oBt, 5fu5i:n
auf benz @ebiete Der W~ai2enfaGiurea opr34z
ne4men UNI pa5 ReTnttat {ttner 8sp6ac14
tunge11 in mfQliChft Dsitem ltmfanas ben
2anrrirt6en tCtannt 5u geben. &iaen Be-
lae;3 bon Der 6ohen 8entQ6ilitGt Der Mefn1z
anpflan5urqsn ljefsrn bic Mcibsnfu.iur.1
zines &ittmet tiers ,, S. in @ossna5 BIT
Glbing, Die einen nmFong bon ii6er 200
Morgen BADEN, @uf einem nit 6ieiem o.
bet perbunoenen 8erI uCbsFeloe fprrnsM 1876
0erT4iecene 8%eioemTorten Qepriift, ppa
beaen ii9 nun tpenige gut eeFpG6rt kgGen.
8om Mtorgen purDen etpa rs genfner gGg;z
ben er6alttn. Ser 8einqsninn betrdat fir
gef9Glte 8si0en, bic 3uln ar0Rten S&eiI
na4 2idtenfels in 8aiern a6asTebt ner6stt,
burd fhntttt;6 220 Morf per morosr,
8cl4e 8eocutung Die Weioenfattur aud sir
BEN &leinsetrie6 FQt, oriidt Der Mittnfifer
t, s, in feinem 8ert iber Die ,y9meibgnfnIfur
un0 i6r Wertb fir bic QanonirfH6 Ser
0fliG>n Prooin5ea" balm aus: .g(1n ofrr.
gr6bten per6en Die Geinertrdqe beim ftsfugp
Mann Ioin, Der Iein 2Qn6 Iel6f riaorf. ) a.
iel0e 1eIDf rem 9alt, Die M8eSOa'1 7eI6{t
idneioet nn6 nit ieiner 2Saanir@, ,,r6 = st6 6iSgJ+'
8enige Morgen fQnmen = non, ToI Id,Dn' Ill., 4]ut,
faIa 35 si5sH ~ r. geIammten @ertbtapis
'0'S ES'Oss rBes bringen."