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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
$1.OO
FOR MEN.

Our annual special sale
of Mems Shirts will begin
tomorrow with three ring
ing leaders.
The first will be a lot Of
Quaker City Laundered
Shirts, with pure Linen
Bosoms, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
NEW SILKS.
NEW PRICES.

"Harper's" says: "Taf-
fetas will remain the favor
tie Silks for Spring and
Summer wear. They. are
imported in cllangeable col
,ofs. in stripes, Chine, Point
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
Csc, 85e and $500
NEW WASH GOODS.

Imported Ginghams.
Printed Mulls.
Dotted Mulls.
Embroidered Swisses.
And many other Nov
elites.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
DRESS GOODS
FOR 1895.

New Dress Goods in lib
eral quantities are already
shown on Our counters.
They are mainly direct i'm
portations under the New
Tariff, and prices are very
much lower than ever be-
fore. The styles are as
pleasing as the new prices.
Novelties in Silk and
Wool Mixtures of our own
importation. Every piece a
gem of the weavers' skill,
which needs only to be seen
to be admired. Prices very
moderate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

Mail orders get the bene-
fit of all special prices. Send
us a trial order for some of
the shirts just mentioned.
If they don't please you,
send them back at our ex-
pense and we'll return your
money by first mail.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
SO Cents

each. Identieally the same
shirts sold freely for s1.oo
when Numbered.
S pc cial arrangements
have been made to wait
upon the trade promptly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
JARDINH a CITIZEN,
But the Question Is, Will 1t Help
Him Any?!

Judge Otis yesterday issued an order
granting the application of Andrew
Jardinc, the Republican county SUPER
intendent of schools-elecl, for his final
papers. Jardne is certainly going
through the performance Of locking the
barn after the horse has been stolen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

ellie, and, above all, flow
cred"
We have all these styles,
and will show tomorrow the
largest collection Of new and
fashionable Silks ever shown
so early in the season.
Our efforts to show the
first New Silks that come to
the United States have been
highly appreciated in the
past week, if large sales
count for anything. The
showing for this week will
far surpass that Of last week.
Styles are correct, quail
ties perfect, and prices are
The Lowest.
The third shipment Of our
Superior Kai XII Wash
Silks, not the ordinary
kinds, but the very best,
will 90 on sale tomorrow at
IS Cents
a yard.
Pongee Silks, only Is
cents.
Nearly one hundred pieces
Of Novelty Silks, five diff
ferent lines, at
80 Cents
a yard. The poorest are
worth sI.oo, and most Of
them Will sell tor $I.25 IN
the height Of the season.
These are the kinks:
/ Figured eros de Londres.
Novelty Taffetas.
Figured Satin Damasse,
with color.
Figured Brocaded Satins,
in delicate tints.
All at SO cents; worth
$I.oo and s1.25.
so pieces of extra quality
Novelty Taffetas at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
FIELD, MAILER & co.
CONTINUED.
BLACK SILKS.

BLACK SILKS.
Hundreds of pieces Of
New Black Silks at the
Lowest Prices ever known.
10 pieces extra heavy fig
ured Gros de Londres at
SO cents; worth SI.25.
! - pieces of Imported
Gros de Londres at SO
cents; formerly $3.50.
These are fancies just out
of the custom house.
Black Satin Duchesse-
81. SO qualityfor 98 cents.
$500 quality for $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
20 to go Per Cent Off

On Winter Suits, Overcoats, listers.
Children's Clothing and Winter Cloth
Caps, at The Boston.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

. The Linen Saleis the great
est success. With qualities
that can not be found in any
other Northwestern store and
prices that cannot be surpassed
by any store in the United
States, it is no wonder that
the Linen Business of the
town is done here.
ohm S. Brown & Sons fine
Linens-the best in the world
are the GREAT favorites. We
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
SPECIAL SALE.

100 pieces of Pure Wool
English Suitings, full SO
inches wide, in modest
stripes, checks and fancy
mixtures, suitable for pres
ent and early spring wear,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
SO Cents

each; usual price, 75c.
Lot 3. - Unlaundered
White Shirts, with fancy
Percale Bosoms and Cuffs,
to be worn with white col
lars,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
WRIT OF C1RIIORARI
Ordering Review Of the Wells
Street assessment.

The supreme court yesterday issued a
writ of certiorari to the Ramsey county
district court ordering a review of the
assessment for the Wells street improve
ment. The decision was made by Judge
Brill, in the district court. The case
has been hanging OH for some time.
Assistant Corporation Attorney Chaplin
represented the city i'll the matter be-
fore the supreme court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
Excess of premiums over
STATE OF MINNESOTA. !
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
~ D,r-r Ion 9th 100, 1

/. the undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of Minnesota. do hereby
certify that the PhEniX Insurance Com
pany, above named, has complied with
the laws of this state relating to insurance,
and is now fully empowered, through its
authorized agents, to transact its appropriate
business of Fire Insurance in This stuje for
the year ending January 3lst, 1896.
e. II. SMITH, Insurance Commissioners.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
Take Iour Sunday Dinner

At the DeiicateSscD Restaurant. We
make sprc!aIiy of a fine consomme
and Roast Young Turkey, with Oyster
Dressing. for Sunday dinner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
FIELD, MAILER & GO.
CONTINUED.

be clos ed out at IS cents
tomorr ow. Not many left.
They may be gone before
noon.
Wool-plated Union Suits
very small sizes only,
$l.OO
each until sold out. They
were s.. 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
SO Cents

a yard; worth sI.25.
80 pieces Novelty Taffe-
tas at 90 cents; worth $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
F(JRL()D(11' s

d. q 6zA ~ - J NJ ~
ION TIE CORNER"
We ore in the market this week with
Lower Cash Bargains for the best
Groceries than eUey before.
Kindly cell any day.
We lVW do cur best to please you.
IL CENTS
For Pure Leaf Lard, per pound.
as CENTS
For Best Japan Tea. per pound
10 CENTS
For Finest Breakfast Bacon, per pound.
20 CENTS
For Fresh Table Butter, per pou nd.
~ Cts. 80 Cts. Sl.7O
11-Sacks l2-Sacks Full Sacks
of our Perfect Patent Flour; nothing better
II CENTS
Fer Fresh Eggs per dozen.
ID GENTS
Fer White Clover Honey, per pound.
10 CENTS
For New English Walnuts per pound
20 CENTS
For Maple syrup. quart cans.
Is CENTS
For Sugar Syrup, 2-quart cans.
Is CENTS
For EyaIoTated Peaches (pecledl per ID.
is CENTS
For BIB. cans California Fruit On heavy
syrupl-A pricots, Gage ana Egg Plums,
Peaches and Pears.
FuRLONG GROCERY COMPANY,
Eighth and Jackson SIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
ST. PAUL AGENTS


Wed & Lawrence. Reeves {: Gillian,
167 E. 3d St. 3)O-3)i Manhattan pL@-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
Field, naflIor Go
Wabasha, Fourth, Fllth& St.Petsf StS.,
ST. PAUL.
Phoenix Insurance Company

] nJUisiA iis0u GUUu Ovi1iyuuJ
Principal Office, x Hartford. Conn.
Organized in 1851.
ID. ". C. S<on. ............... President
Geo H. Burdick. ..... -. ....... Secretary
Attorney to accept service i'll Minnesota,
j. II. Weed. ST. Paul.
CASH CAE'EEAL...... S2.OOO.O0O
|. ASSETS.
Value of real estate owned. $3.50. 6i2 Do
Loans secured by mortgages
on real estate. III 81
Interest due on said mort
gage loans. 900. :. ...... J3,SJl AZ
stocks. ..... ...........-. 1901. s57 so
Loans secured By bonds ard
stocks ms collateral 10000 90
Cash OH hand and i'll bank. 312,5G9 81
Premiums in course of col
lection O-O.S0I 81
All other assets ...... 9-,35G 90
Total admitted assets -. S5.5S1,0 59 OF
II. LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid up. ...... S2,o0o-O0O ~
Unpaid losses ..... 800. 300 - %
Reserve for reinsurance, o.
binary policies. ..........-. Zj-' .-oO 80
Total liabilities, including -
capital ........... o4.S2", S+v %
Netsurplus. ............. $737,2l7 81
HI INCOME IN 1894.
Net cash actually received
for premiums. ......... -. S3,JOI,0SJ 81
Received from interest and
dividends. .................. 2o5,0l0 II
Received from rents and all
other sources -. ........ 7.I32 81
Total income ............. S37I9,sI3 81
-
Excess of income over eX-
penditures. .............. Sl6.3JJ II
". DISBURSEMENTS IN 1891.
Net amount paid for losses. So,21G.9 76 20
Paid dividends E. ........... 2Sn,OO0 OF
Commissions and brokerage. ga, Sl3 III
Salaries of officers and en-
pioSeS .-......... $3.50. i.49S Sd
IuXeS- "a. - VI
All other disbursements. 1904 10 63
Total disbursements 800. S3.613,4l7 CG
V. MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire risks written in 1894 S34 .299 III 90
Premiums received thereon. I.uS5. OGl %
Total risks in force Dec. 1900 49,.
81, 1894. ...........S3o', S'9.o50 ou
Total premiums received
date. .......... S5S, 80 100 So
Total losses paid from COM
.nencement to date. 30,629,G2S Do
Excess of premiums over
losses. .........-....... S22.2O3, IC- 81
BUSINESS IN MINI ESOTA IN 1S94-Fire.
Risks written S5,99j2IS co
Premiums received. ......... W.lO3 IL
Losses paid-iire ........... G4,G90 Al
Losses ineurrcd-tire.. 80. T7,lJ6 %
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13
BLEACHED NAPKINS.

BLEACHED NAPKINS.
/. 5sx5y8 size, $1.O6 a dozen; were sI.35.
. IS 5/8x5/s size, $3.50 Dozen we're $I.o5.
. - 5/8x5/S size, S1.68 dozen; we're $500.
! 3lxM size, 1885 dozen; were So. 90.
slxM size, S. 95 dozen; were 1918.
sIxM size, $3.50 dozen; were 81 SO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

LINEN SALE.
t. NEW SILKS.
u y NEW DRESS GOODS.

These the causes of the largest January Sales
this store has ever seen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

Total premiums received
date .. SIS, So
Total losses paid from COM
;nencement to date. 30, o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

v Die nod 0ielfa6 bsrri6enoe Qni6t, DAP man
Dem Napaget crit Die 3unQe nl0ien" niife, ebe ct
i2rsbsu Ierne, lit cine gdHsIi@ irrios unO ~Dsrt6tOis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

Gamenbau beniiBe man einen loderen, frdfz
tigen 8pben, iebo9 niAt frtf4 g%eoiingt, am
beiten 1T Elm FOLDER, befien obere S9tbten
binrei9enb Nd6rftpffe beftben, ODER n1dt
iaube bas Oa3u beitimmte 2anb i'm Winter
Ober 8rii1iabre, Gin u%bgegobrener Sungz
.guB por Der 8liitbe DergrDBert Die @anens
ernte in ie0er 8e8iebung, Sebr oft gef3tebt
bic @rnte Der Sdmereien gu fritz, anoerieits
gu ipdt, benin nur Ielten ntrb Elm einmaliSes
S1neiben berielben geniigen, es miifen 3.
9, Mobrriiben minbeitens ale bret big bier
Sage bur9geI9nitten tperoen, um fetnen
gu baben. Sci ieber @rnte foa man
bas Sabr unb Die Solge merten, oamtt eine
itrenge gontroIe ausgeiibt Derben fdnr,
Mud 1T barauf gu u9ten, baB Die 8lut9eaz
itengeG I9perer Sdmen gef3iBt peroen; Die
beripanbten @prten iinb in angemee ner
@ntfernung bon chamber gu pflan5en, bamit
etne beiber1ettige 8efru9tung dusgei6lofen
1T. 9ei4t gefieberte @amen, 3. 9. Salot,
fdnetbe man aus in ben MOrgenitunben, oa
an betBen Sagen lei@t ausfdat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

ben miiKen, aber Der 9reis Der 2ebteren be,
trGgt nur Elm 0rttteI bon benz zines guten
9rabtfeiles. S9GieBti9 follen Die Soften
bes Waferfabrens fort. NQe bie1e puntte
5ufammen re6tferti9en ben groBen Inter
i4te0 in ben 8etriebstpIten 81 @uniten beg
eleftrif4en Pflu9es.
Sn &uraem laIen Ti9 bic 8ortbetle bes
eleftrii9en pflu9es in folgenben SGben 51=
ia%mmenfdfen: 1. Die @leftromptoren Tinb
beute in ibrem 8etriebe 10 fi6er, pte Die
0ampfmaf3tnen. Nuf @ntfernungen BON
3 Metlen uub bariiber Iinb lteb~ertragungen
nit 3uperldffigen Gefultaten dusgefiibrt
norben, Sas gerinae 9epi9t Der Glettrps
mptoren mabt lie let9t transportabel uno
ibr ftoBfreier Sang lGBt iiberdQ lire Auf=
itelung 81. e, Ser elettrtf9e Pflug tit
biIig in Nnlage uno 8etriebStofen. 3. Muf
benz 6elbe 1T nur Elm Doctor bor6dnben, befs
fen 8etriebstraft obne 8erluite burc6 Sell
retbung II. |. m. fir Die pflugarbett nub>
bar gemabt nirb, 4. 0ie in Der 2anDs
tpirthf daft bDrbanbenen 0ampftrdfte, ges
tpDbnlt9e 2otpmpbilen II. I. No., fDnnen gum
Pfliigen berpenbet tperben. 6ier 1T at5o
errei4t, mas felt Sabr3ebnten bic Sabritons
ten er itrebt uno bic 6drmer getpiin1ht BADEN.
5. Ser duf Dem Pfluge iiBenbe Siibrer bat
Die &rdft in Der 0anb; er brau9t ft9 ni9t
bur9 Sidndle nit benz Mof6iniiten 3u Der>
itdnDtgen. Sesbalb 1T Elm Mrbeiten BEL
gfebel un0 tpdbrenb Der Na9t3ett mDglt9;
bic Qetftung fdnn babur9 berboppelt tper0en.
6. Ser eleftrif4e Pflug 1T au4 in biigeft~
gen Gdnbereten gu b%ertpenDen; benin Dte bic
3abnraolotomotipe an ibrer 3dbnftange 1t4
auf ben Berg btnaufpinoet, 10 flettert Der
pflug an fetner Settle bergauf unb bergab.
z. Ser gan3e Npparat betebt aus etn5elnen
tpentgen Sbetlen, tpel9e fe6r leiht gu trans
portiren itnb. 8, Gs 1T cine Nusfibrung
unb Elm 8etrieb BON tletnen Bfliigen mod
rentabel unb BEL benz ru6ig ii6eren @ange
bes Pfluges lit cine 8ertpenbung Dei1elben
fir Sla9tultur auf lei6tem 8Dben m0gli9.
8. Die &opfenben Der Pflugfelber iinb ntht
bur9 I9pere 2ofomobilen feitgefabren unb
fDnnen bes6alb lei9t beadert nerben,
10. Die &nter Iaffen iib BEL ieOer @eftdlt
Der Selbgren5e pafIenb berlegen, 10 bob am
S9lufie felbf bel Der unregelmdBigiten
Sorm Elm glet9 breites &opfenbe bleibt.
II. Die @lettrpmotoren la1en 5t9 gum
9rel9en, Waherpumpen, tpte leber alDeren
Nrbeit D%ertpenben. II, 0as 8aferfa6ren
na9 benz Selbe fGut fort.
Wdbrerb big iebt Die groBen @%rfinbungen
auf benz @ebiete Der elettrii4en Sriebfraft
bter5ularbe nod tetnen @tngang in Die
2anbpirtbf6aft gefunben BADEN, pirb .ibre
@tnfiibrung bo9 iiber fur3 Ober lang CUR
Sbatia9e tperben; ge~gentpGrtig itebt ibrer
@ntpenoung ouf fleineren Sarmen nod
Der &otenpuntt i'm Wege; 1obalb
bic ipettere @ntptdelung bes ~cleftri=
f6en Northumberland ems cine Grind
Bigung Der Nnf9affungsfoiten init it6r ge=
fii6rt BADEN tptrb, ptrb bic eleftrtf9e &raft
ii9er AUDI in ben neutrality-suspicious. Be-
trteben Die Nrbeitsletitung Der Pferbe err
feBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Gleftrifbe Sdaffdur.

Nuf Der iingit in &Dln abgebaGtenen 9,
Wanoeraus tellnng Der oeutf9en Qonbz
pirtbf9aftli9en 9efe0f9aft fii5rte bic coSnz
ftrume1tenz 6abrif BON $. Suupfner in Ser
lin cine neue @rfinbung auf benz @ebiete Der
@9aff6ur por, iiber tpel9e bon bort pie
folgt gei9rteben pirb:
yWtr 1aben nit grobem eSnterefe unter
elmer gan3en S9aar bon 8efu9ern All, tpie
Elm oidmoliger f6perer 9ammel in z Bis 8
W1inuten, uno 5tpar ubrmtnuten, feline Broz
1pectuSmtnuten, fetnes Mplfleibes entlebtqt
lpurbe, um in biefen betBen Sagen erlei6tert
auf Der Wie1e gra1en gu f0nnen, poqeqen
man beim getpDbnlt9en @9eeren 20 bis Is
Mtnuten brau9t. Die @9ur gina fGott por
ith. unb als bas S6ter bon Der @tange
losgebunben tparb, bate es audi nt9t einen
RtB am 2etbe nno Die @ple lag tn einem
Stid auf benz Slid. eSSeber fennt bic
&ammf9ere, bic @i9erbeits19ere bic beute
TAFT ale 8drbtere auf ben 6duptern Der Ser
rem Der @3Opfung umberfiibren, tpenn Die
8aoe5ett berannabt. Ste bier poraeaeiote
S9neq19ere beite6t aus elmer bieoIdmen
Sptrale nit etnem @9erfamme, Der BON
elmer Wele aus in 8etrieb ge1ebt tperben
fann nno it9 bequem auf alien Sbetlen bes
&Drpers umberfabren 1dBt. 0as Qbi9cren
gef4iebt atf btefe @etfe Bis auf 4 Miutntez
ter, mas ben @rtrag Der @ole erb0bt. Sier
tptro bic &raft auf bic WeQe bur9 @lectriz
cttdt ibertragen, IS fam aber audi curb
Motorerz Ober 9anbbetrteb geI9e6en. Sci
Der 0re9ung NIT Der 9anb t0nnen brei
@9ofe glei45eitig gef9oren perben. Wtrb
etn Doctor a%ngeipanbt, 10 geniist J pferbee
traft unb NIT elmer pferbefraft iperben ettpo
20 S4eren betrieben. Sir bic G6af3u6t
1T eine iOl4e gOrri3tung bon Der gr6bten
8ebeutung.' SIN Mrgenttnien finb beretts
S9ermai 3tnen bon 9auptner in 8etrieb,
bas Weitere ion cine III bie1em Sabre in
8uenos 4tres ftattfinbenbe Musfteluna berz
anla1en, @ber au9 Pferbe llnb Climber
tOnnen nit btefer @9ere gef9oren tperben.
tnbes gei9tebt es bonn bur6 Sanbbetrieb:
bic febr nii4tern gebaltenen 9rudla6er Der
5trma geben fir bus S9eren zines 8ferbes
nit benz 9auptner'19en &amm 80 Biz 40
W}tnuten an, pobet Elm Mann an Is 8ferbe
tdglt9 borne9men fam; BEL einem Htnbe
oauert bas Werfabren ettpa Is Minuten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
8Idtter uno Blatben.

= Gin qutes Mittel, Inn ben GterertrQG
gu beben, 1T re9t3eitige 9b13affunq Der
ntbt mebr Iegetii9ttgen Sbiere. @ie nieIe
@ter etne 9enne gu legen i'm Gtanbe lit,
,fann man ni3t fagen. Men1 cine 6enne
aber bier Sabre idbrli9 100 big $50 Gier
gelegt fat, 10 bat tie i6re S9uGbigfeit gez
than, u1b mir tbun re9t bdran, ipenn mir
tie in ben Suppentopf panbern laIen. Wtr
f3affen B1ab fir cine anbere 6enne, Die nit
frif9er &raft du~sgeitattet, i'm 2eoen Ieiz
itnngSfGbiger 1T. 9lub &ranfbeiterl f0nnen
cine 0enne bonn 2egen a66alten. 8ei &rQnfz
6etten Der Qegeorgare tpmmt es 6Qufiq bpr,
baB Die 9ennen f4Dn au5Ieben, baB Ie ouF
bas Ne1t ge6en, ia Ite gadern uno t6un. cls
ob tie gelegt 6Gtten unb bo9 befontmt man
tein ST BON t6nen. Man a3te iorgfaftie ouf
iol4e 9ennen unb greife, fpenn mon |ol9e
ftnbet, obne 30gern gum MeKer. ueber6qupt,
fpbalb man bemerft, baB cine 0enne ni0t
mebr tire poIe S9ulbigfett t6ut, 10 1T lie
aus benz 6ii6neritanbe ous3urei6en, barrit
fir etne Before PlaB gema9t ptrb.
= Mttfens merbsr bic @p;nnen c1s
GGiig nno i6GbGi9 pertiIst, uno bp6 fiiftcn
1ie 3umetf etnen nl4t r~m6etrdttlihen
gt1beli Dur@ Sertll90nJ 11d0ltCher oSrTcfz
ten, Sn ibren mebr pDst pent9er funItDoltu
@epeben fungen ite cine qrobe 9,oGl ber1e[>
ben. @ieI grDBartiger 1T ober bic S8irfTdlnz
felt Der fleinenG pinnenarten qeqen Die 6tlbz
u1tb 8lattlduie. Sn m~diitn1uIter ooS Quf@
treten Der Spinnen tit, umI~ulpeni1er GafTen
fi9 Glugen iiber SnIefeni buoen S:ren. Sc.
punterungsniirbtg i! oud6 hie uii;IiGe
m{rYgnr,,{ei+ nor @ht+1ne4, -, Soo m.T
6ier ftnb Rinbe uno 0oI5, fppie 9lotter:
merf u1ib @ur3eln bur4 InIettcn unb Gor<
ben bebtpbt. SIN 9untel beg W1Gbes oeheu
unermiirli9 Die rOt9f6pf;gen &GeinTpinnsu
ben S9tlbz unb 8GattlIuIen na6 unb in
groBqr!tgen S9ld9t.n Ipielt ii9 ocrGlYd3s
lbs Der 8erni9tunsSfam3f al. Gjribprp
Spinntn fangen Die DcrbH.bliden Mpttr;,
unb efanner ab. &ro6beu= lulb Gods
ipinnen 9e9en ben berD'rbli9tn Hablern su
2etbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Die 6etse Ser Weinreber.

Sci Der 8e6anblung Der @etae an ben
Reben muB man fib Dor Nlem tlar perben,
tpeG9e @ufguben Die bier in 8etra9t fomz
member Srgane BADEN. Sn ben 8lattz
tptnfeln bes etnidbrigen Srtebes fommen
Spet neben einanber 1te6enbe Mugen bon utrz
glet9er StGrte our Musbtlbung, BON beren
bas cine in Der Sommer3ett austrst6t unb
ben @ei3 btlbet, pG6renb bas anbere, breitere
unb runber geformte, f9lafenb bletbt unb
erft i'm nG6iten Sabre our @~nttpt6el1tng
fommt. @Gbrenb Der Wd9st6ums3e;t be5
Srtebes bat bas iiber ben Mltgen fte6enbe
8latt bic Nufgabe, btefes ft9 i'm NuDe5uz
ftanbe ousbtlbenbe Muge nit 0G6rItDFfen gu
berfeben. Ser ft9 e%nttptdeInbe Seq lpirD
i'm Mnfange fetnes Ma9stbums ron benz
bena9barten 8latte 5uert bolftGnbtg, fpGter
nun tbeilpeife errG6rt, unb 3tpar bts er i'm
@tanbe tit, BEL grDBerer eigener 8lGtterz
%enttpidelung ft9 felbt 3u erbaIten, Dieter
1mftonb gtebt @eranlofung, baB cine Mtenge
BON Nabrungstoffen berbrdu9t iptrD.
@s lit nun einleu9tenb, baB, ie tpeniqer
Der @eia @eIegenbeit bat, gu Ieinem eigenen
@u6st6um Nabrung gu berbrau6en, rag
in Gube befinblt9e Muge I'M 10 rei9lt@sr
NIT Ndbritoffen berfeben ptrb. Srei6t Ger
@ei5 Itarf aus, 10 Geibet bdrur1ter bds oaz
reben befinbli9e Sru9tauge, ia, niirben mir
ben @ei3 ungeit0rt fortpa9fen luf1en, 10
piirbe bies unbebtngt cine man9el6afterc
NusbiGbung beg 3utinfttgen Gru6tauges
berbeifi6ren. @tr biirfen aber audi Ben
@et8 ni9t boGitGnbig ausbre6en, bu bier
burb bds Sru9tdu9e letbt be19Gbiqt tner=
ben ober Der san etntreten f0nnte, baB Die
bann fi9 neubiGbenben Nebenbol3a uqen es
f9tpG9en niirben, Dber bafelbe tpob( oar
1elbit gum friib3etttgen Nustreiben oebrQc6t
tpiirbe. gs ergtebt fi9 baraus, baB mir am
port6eil6afteften ben 9ei3 auf 5tpei 8GGtter
bamit bas Quge bas erfte eSabr unants
ipidelt bIeibt unb bod gut ernG6rt tperDe,
frGftiges Sru9tbDl3 fir bag nG@ite
Subr gu Giefern. Die 9et3e gana gu entferz
men, pte es man9erorts gef9tebt, lit e1tz
bertperfli9. 9a, pp biefelben au
iippig beranipa9fen, ptrb man iie frii65ettiq
auf 5pet Biz bret 8ldtter eintiirSen. 8lGtz
ter BON in Der geG6e Der Srauben beftnbltz
9en 9ei3en betbeiligen fi9 an Der 53ucferz
8u ben Srduben MIR banr, tpenn bic
@ei3e neben ben Srauben fteben, cine 9roBe
.3q6l BON 8ldttern be1tBen, ober aber auf
einige 8IGtter etngetiir3t finb. SIN @a9s,
tbum begrtffene @et3e NIT peniger ober tIet=
ner a~usgetpd6fenen 8lGttern ptrfen 1o9ar
Maan folte Oesbalb biefe Sci
tentriebe BEL ben 2aubarbeiten ni9t berna6z
ldfiigen, aber audi ni9t bouitdnbig ausbre=
9en. 0te ausgepa9fenen 9ei3bIdtter finb
Elm gutter @rfab fir bic Glteren unb bes6al6
in ibrer 3uderer3eugung na9lafenben 8lGts
ter Der Sragreben. Oamtt aber bic @eiae
nt9t na@t6eilig einpirtep unb gum @a9s<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
fdtterun9 ser Sdweine.

CUR Sitterrng Der G3peine pirb in
elmer Sa6f9rift cine Nnleitung gegebei1, Die
uns bea9tenstpertb erf6eint, unb Die mir
besbalb %unferen 2efern ausaugspetie nit
tbeilen ppIen. Inter ben nns 81 8ebote ftes
benben Suttermitteln gtebt es cine D0Qtg 9es
niigenbe Nn5abl, pel9e bur3 S4tpetne He9r
bortbetlbaft ausgenubt tperben, aber du4
iebr btele, Bel pel4en bas bur4 anoere
6austbiere, ntGt aber bur9 @9petne,
mDgli9 1T. Die 9auptfa9e Itegt alio Dartn,
iene aus3utpGblen unb btefe benz ionittgen
8ieb gu iiberlafen, tpenn man 8etpinn err
atelen min. Srefen tann bas @9tpetn 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

@s tit bas, abgeieben bon benz lei6t gu Be-
re@nenben tpirtbf3aftli3en @ortbetG, cine
groBe @rlet9terung fir bic Sbtere, nnb
tpenn Die S4teri9uBoeretne it9 niibli9 me-
9en tpolen, 10 foaten tie bafiir iorgen, baB
allent6alben me9anii4e S9eren fir bos
8ie6 qebe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Der merifanifde Qapaeet.

@eebrter 5err @ebafteur!
@eI6e pom ben peri6te6enen 9apa9etenarten err
rpeien Ii6 am 9elebrtglten unb lernen am i6neaa
item lpre6en uno pobtn bat man itb Su penben,
lpenn man li5 ei1en lun9en @ogeL, ben man ielbit
~anlerne1 MID, an5ui9afen uiini9t?
marie $ Ell mi o9, SGinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

t6um nibt aG8u bel @toffe aus Dem Stode
an ii9 5ieben, finb ie bel Soften auf Elm obet
8tpei 8lGtter ein5ufiir3en.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-06-06
THIS AFTERNOON. A
Omesrs Flo cte and Other Business Dis
charged.

Omesrs Flo cite and Other Business Dis
charged.
The first business at this after
moons session was the report Of the
committee on nominations, which
presented the following for offices,
and they were duly elected:
President-W. p. Halliday, Cairo.
First Vice Frank Eli
oft. Jacksonville.
Treasurer-A. b. Hoblit, Bloom
ington.
Secretary - Edward Tilden. Chi
cago.
Executive Committee-E. S. Drey-
er. Chicago; z. w. Tracy. Spring
field; j. G. Hamilton, Jr.. HOPPE
ston; James Mckinney. Aledo; 4.
Wangelin. Belleville. --s-
Vice Prcsidents-C. Wilson. Mat
toon; +. f. Harding, Monmouth; W.
A. Hammond. W. l.. Meyer. james
b. Forgan. William Kaspar. Chicago;
John S. Little, Rushville; c. F. Hem
enway, Moline; Tunis Young. Cass-
ma Park; Thomas Ridgeway. Shaw
neetown; H. j. Kicker, Quincy; 0. b.
Sorin, Decatur; H. g. Hamilton. Gi.
rard; c. F. Caldwell. Alton; S. NJ.
Warner, Centralia; H. A. Allison,