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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
At the American Art Galleries,

At the American Art Galleries,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS
FROM
CHINA.
"A MOST ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION
OF CHINESE PORCELAINs. POTTERY JADES
CRYSTALS AND ENAMEIs."-TIMEs
THE SECTION DEVOTED TO THE DISPLAY ol
PORCELAIN. ETC Is CROWDED WITH RARE ASd
Beautiful OBJECTS. TRIBUNE.
THE COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Afternoons. November 2lst, 22d
and ED. at 2::SO O'clock.
NOW on FREE; VIEW.
THOMAS f. KIRBY. AUCTIONEER.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. NANAGERA
East 23i-st.. Madison Square South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
Religious Notices.

col. HADT.EY VIII lecture Wednesday evening
by request upon The new Temperance Movement" a
ST 1HOi.JMENS MISSION. s.d-st. 3d-aye.. $780,
Temperance night Public cordial, invited. Good music.
Bring friend
GET BADGE or pledge Of CHRISTIAN MEMS TOTAL
ABSTINENCE Union az National Headquarters ts3
National temperance Society. IS Rssds-
ST.. or ST. Bartholomews Mission Wednesday EVENING"
JOHN 5. HUYLER, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
DIED.

For variety. beauty. elegance and manufacturing pic
holds the first place - West 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19

Tribune Once. Nov. ~. d. m-The weather was far
"a mild Yesterday The temperature ranged beigeen ~
- q deg,ees the average 1i9s- degrees, being -
n than tho average SUNDAY and %. degrees higher
II the corresponding day Of last year
tnSh w.s,he, 10 day probably be fair and cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

=, IN. diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by The Trlbunes self
recording The dotted line represents the tenn
neraturs recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,

The kenaicO Cemetery. located the Harlem
Railroad foryesht minutes ride from the Grand central
Depot. ONCE. 10 East 42i ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19

At the American Art GaIicries.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH
This Tuesday Evening at 7:45 O'CLOCK
ORIGINAL. WORKS, IN BLACB
AND WHITE, WATER
COLOR AND OIL,
FREDERIC REMINGTON. \. N. A.
on FREE VIEW FROM A. " TO 2 P. NJ
THOMAS E. KIRBY. AucTIoNEER.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS
Eas, 23i-s. Madison square South
A. Firth Avenue Art Galleries.
3s6 Fifth Avenue 34,h Street.
FREE VIEW
DAY AND NIGHT.
SALE THIS AFTERNOON
AND TOMORROW CwF;DN E;SDAYA
At 3I5 O'CLOCK
BEAUTIFUL OLD PORCELAIN5
FROM SHANGHAI AND PEKIN.
VASES FOR FLOWERS AND FERNS SINGLE
CorORs BLUE AND WHITE. JADE. CRYSTAL
AND AGATE CURIOs. DECORATED VASES
AND OLD POTTERY
ROBERT soMERvILI.E oRTGIEs Coz
Auctionser. Managers
.Mndnm. here is article
Difference scarce a particle
'Twlxi this tooth wash and famed sOZO-'
DON'T fer II. thanks, sir,
None with that ranks, sir.
Fact-and everybody knows 50.
The Highest Award for Artificial Teeth -
Worlds FaIr granted Or. Henry +. Deane. Denust
Lexngona 18th. Specially. artncial teeth
Expression restored. Telephone. IlS-3Sth-st
Wanted.
Hairs ~ Johr Riley please address r. X. Knapp.
attorney John Riley deceased. virginia GIVE
Wash.
johanna.
king OF Natural Table Waters,
Sold Everywhere.
style and Qualty-A combination invariaOy iouhh ~
Esporschelds Hats Saesroom. lls Nassau 81
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
BartOMsvilIe
There will be dance at Union hall,
Bartonsville, Friday evening, Nov. Il
WEST BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.


On Sunday. Nov. Sd, Rev. F. S.
Smith gave at the Baptist church here
the first of series of illustrated SER
mons, four in number, to be given
every Sunday evening at 7 80 O'Clock
during the month. To bring this about
considerable effort has been expended
by certain parties and full attend
ance is desired.
J. P. Goodenough has done no
grinding of late, owing to the falling
through of "a portion of the dam.
G. Fl. Thomas and j. L. Ranney
have been to Newfane this week doing
jurors duty.
An agent for the Wrought Iron Stove
Co., of X ansas City, Mo-, has been re-
Gently through here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart of Gardner,
Mass, until lately the guests of Mrs.
Myron Thurber, have returned to their
home.
Mrs. Bigelow and family have closed
their house and gone to New York for
the winter.
Geo. W. Harris spent Sunday here
at the home of his father.
Lemuel Smith advertises large
closing out sale of personal property
Tuesday the 18th.
a large NUMBER from THIS village
patronized the electric last evening
and attended the Grange fair at East
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Addie r. Winchester returned
to Hnlyoke Saturday after having
spent severa weeks at her father, IS, d. |
NJ. Stockwe's. Mrs. Lesine Stratton
is on the sick list this week. Misses
Marisa Sedmau, Annie Grout and |
Susie Clark are in Bosom briefly. -
Mrs. Ellen Cole returned to her home |
here Saturday after several weeks
stay in Dummerston.
Academy Notes.
Miss Carrie Clark, '94, is taking
post graduate work, in French and |
mathematics.
Alton Blodgett has returned to |
school after an absence of three weeks
ON account of his broken ankle.
A literary society. 1.-The Eclectic
Society has been formed among the
students with the following officers
President, Robert G.. Clark: vice presi-
dent, Miss McVeigh; secretary, Avery
r. Miller; treasurer, Miss Fisher. A
public meeting of the society will be
held Oh the evening of Nov. 20.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
MARRIAGES..

| In Chester, October 80, by Rev II l. Ballou
Henry NJ Perry and Lula Nj Bailey, both OF
| Springfield.
In Vernon, Nov 6, by A W Washburn, Esq. Mr.
William II WILDER to Miss Lizzie Carey both
of Colrain, Mass.
In Brattleboro, Nov 5, by Rev A J Hough,
Edwin Demerit Dodge and Rose B McGetrick,
both of Brattleboro.
In Mechanicsyillc, Nov 3. at the NJ + parson.
age, by Rev + ID Handy, Nahum Horton and
Miss Emmeroy Davenport.
In Hinsdale, n ii, Oct IS. by Rev J II Knott,
William Gordon and Miss Nellie Emerson, both
of Winchester.
In Winchester, n ii, Oct 80, by Rev j II Trow,
Charles Carpenter and Miss Hattie Jaquith,
both of Winchester.
In Winchester, y II, Nov 2, by Rev II A Hama
ford. Paul Willis and Sarah A Wentworth, both
of Winchester.
In sherman, Oct IL weman Reed of Whiting
ham and Aialvina Wood nf Rowe.
In Greenfield, Mass, Oct IL, by Rev p V
Finch, Fred NJ Magoon and Eva A Prell both of
Montague.
In Bratileboro, Oct 20. by Rev Hal ID Maxwell,
A A Smith and Evelne NJ Gilbert, both of Brat
tleboro.
In Wilmington, Nov 6. by Rev r 7 McKen-
zie, Clifford 4 Mann OF Dover and Lulu b
knight of Stratton.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
FIVE MINUTES WITH TIIE NEWS Of
THE COUNTY AND VICINITY.
Two n.inisters Were Welded.

/ The unusual event of ono clergyman
being united In marriage to another
took place in Springfield, Mass, Mon
day, when Rev. Mary Il. Drake OF Des
Moincs, Ia, for years associated with
her late husband IN missionary work
in South Dakota, was united in
marriage to Rev. Smith Norton OF
Newfnne. who is in charge of Con
gregational church at that place. The
ceremony was performed by Kew. W.
b. ID. GRAY, who has also been Il
worker in the same territory, and is at
present the financial agent of Yankton
college. The ceremony was simple,
bridemaid and bestman being dis
pensed with, and was celebrated at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Munson, who
had become interested in the bride
through personal correspondence with
her while in the home mission field.
The bride was attired in gray travel
ing dress and carried white bride
roses. After the ceremony a recep..
tion was held and light lunch served
by Barr. Only a few friends OF the
bride and groom were present, but
it was pleasant and happy wedding
party nevertheless. After wedding
trip southwark Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
will reside at Newfane for the present.
Among those present were Miss Rilla
Norton, daughter of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs. o. H. Pease, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Jordan,
Miss Jordan, Mrs. Ward Of Yankton,
s. d., Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Tompson.
-Four inches of snow fell on the hills
near Somerset last week Thursday
night, followed by heavy ram which
raised to streams considerably.
Milan A. Dickinson of the firm OF
Capt. Dickinson's sons of Ashuelot,
and manager of the West Swanzey
wooden mills, g seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever at the home of his mother
In Ashuelot
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
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DEATHS.

In Westminster West Oct %, Mrs Buxton
mother of o + Buxton, aged 81 years.
In Brattleboro, Nov 8, Ella NJ, wife of Herber,
A Walker, aged As wears.
In Brattleboro, Nov 3, Emily X, wife of the
late Don A Houghton, aged rs years.
In Mortified, Mass, Oct 20, Joseph Il Pierce,
aged G5 years and months, a member of Go +
sgd regiment.
In Perm, Oct IL, stephen II Button, nephew of
Mrs l. d Allen of Greenfield, Mass, aged 81.
In Brattleboro, Oct IS infant son of F
Pigeon, 5 months.
In Brattleboro, Oct IS, Mrs & Longueil,
wife Of John Longucil, 10.
In Gainesville, Fla, Oct 49, Chas Perry 20
a native of Dover.
In Halifax. Oct "a, Sarah J, wife of C
Warren, aged 40.
In Watertown, n Y, Oct 25, Leslie Maxiicld,
aged Is months, son Of Mr. and Mrs W Howe,
and grandson Of Mr. and Mrs l. l. Howe OF
Wilmington.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
Mrs. Emily n. HOughton.

Mrs. Emily r. Houghton died at her
Green street home Tuesday morning
after an illness Of nearly eight months,
her disease, being paralysis. She was
born in Dummerston in 1917 and most
of her life was spent in that town. On
the death of her husband, Don A.
Houghton, she came to Brattleboro
and has since had her home with her
daughters. She was one of family of
ten children of whom two now survive,
NJ. NJ. Miller and r. G. Miller of this
town. She leaves six children, one son
and five daughters. She became a
member of the Congregational church
in Dummerston at the age of l6. and
has always been a devoted and loyal
member. The funeral was held at the
house Thursday afternoon, Rev. c. o.
Day off iatiDg.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
Grange NGtes.

The patrons of Protective grange will need =
notice that the date of their next meeiing M
been changed to Monday evening, Nov IL. III
structiOn In the first and second degrees VIII b.
the order of the work.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

Gents. Rollo Bingham, Abraham Hunt, DIR
II Stevens, Ralph Simonds, II T. UPTON.
Ladies. Miss Clara DuttOn, Mrs J. i Holden,
Mrs Harrison Turner.
Advertised Nov. Sth, 1895.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
The REFoRMER RRArTLEHoRo w. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1896


Major CT Woodbury., WIG, has been en-
yaged 10 Inv out the National Guard perlnannc,'n
cam ground near Fort Ethan Allen ana VIII DC
pIn work nj once.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
Vernon.

Rev. A. J. Hough will preach in the
chapel next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
tothre Vernon news on 9Th page.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
Wilmington.

Wilmington.
The new telephone exchange is now
ready for business.
Dennis Cross, who was shot In the
leg last week at the Mountain mill,
has gone to the North Adams hospital
for treatment.
E. W. Blodgett of Blodgett a. De
Witt was here from Brattleboro this
week and reported business very good.
He took orders for a ton OF raislns
from our merchants. Thanksgiving is
now at hand.
A North Adams: fish vender has been
here this week. -
Five or six new buildings are pros
pected for next spring.
The new road bed near Nathan
Mann's has been much better by NOV
ing.
Two arc lights have been put in at
the Mountain mill this week with
other smaller ones. A large number
of logs are being hauled out of the
pond there for winter use.
Charles Stearns has returned to his
home in Brooklyn after spending the
summer there. Lillian Boyd. daugh-
ter of A. Buell. goes to New York on
a visit. Ephram Holland is home
from his visit in Montpelier. John
Boynton has returned from his visit to
Athol.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
Beiieoelunespldne fir oen Stoat
WaiRineton.

Fin Sacprna in MaI6ington fat Der Sc
neral anDaqent Der Nort6ern pdcific=
9abn, S6pmas Cooper, biaIer Sage Der bot
tigen 6an6elsfammer einen plan unterz
6reitet, lpel9er ba3u fii6ren ioQ, Der Srmt1tt@
grafton na9 ienem Staat etnen frdftige1
MnitoB gu geben. Sur 0ur9fiibrung oeS
8rpieftes 5pllen bic ein3elnen Counties Des
Stautes enerqtI9 e unb gut informtrte 2el1te
ami elen utb Die1e ba3u Oerfperloen, ben 8drz
mern in ben D5tliGen unb mittleren Staaten
bes @eiten5 Die 8Dr5iige 31r Se1ntrpiB gu
bri1gen, pel9e WaiBingtpn in 8e3uq dl1f
alima, Frudt6arfeit bes 8obens unb be1Ien
~bielerlei @%r5eugniIe gegen an0ere Staaten
auf5upeifen bat. Den apefentli9ften Bltnft
in benz gu treffenben Nbtommen bfI6et bic
in 4u8iibt geftelte bebeuteabe G%rmdbiguna
bes Sabrpretie s BON ct. puul 11a9 ben berz
TGie6enen guntten in @aI5ingtDn, gu MEL
der pirfli9e NnItebler bsre9ttgt 5etn Touen
ur1D Die ben Su6rpreis Quf 500, auf bic
6dlfte, ~rebu3iren tDiirDe. Den ar3ufteQenz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, benen BON ben Derz
I9iabenen Counties per MDnat cine be-
1ttnmte Summe ais @e6alt au8be3ablt tperz
ben rpuB, tpirD pbDn ben @i5 enba6nen QtDrz
tbern pactfic urb @reat Nort6ern) freie 8ez
fOrberung gepG6rt,
@rn. @ooper's Mnii6t 3ufolge bietet Soma
eia Observation-Disclosures fir eifrtge Werbez
a%genten; er bdlt es aber glei93eitig fir fe9r
ni9tto, nur fleiBige Sarmer CUR l1eber 1tebez
lung gu Derdnlafen, fol3e, tpel9e au9 ii6er
ge1tiigenb &upttal berfiigen, I'm in Der
neuen 9eimat6 einen feiten Salt getptnnen
31 fDnner. Se6r ri6tig meint er, baB BON
benz Mnfauf oon gr0bsren, etpa 100 Ncres
2anr ent6alten0en Yar3e4en entf9ieben abz
5ur1t6en fet, DdB 40 McresJ alien s3peden
@enitge letften tpiiroen.
0ur9 cine 8%ermebrung Der fleinen Sar=
r,en piirben mebr Qeute auf einem engeren
3eoier ~3uIammen ge3ogen, tpobur9 bic Ser
fFeIung BON 2an6ftraBen erlei6tert, bas
DfFentltbe S9ulpeIen gef0r0ert unb gu
groBe @n~tfernungen 5nif9en ben MnGDeien
Der ein5elnen MniteDGer Dermieben perben
pl;rDen.
SIN Sntere51e aler fol9er, bic in regerar@
men, unter ungiin1tigen cltmatif9en Ser
bdltnifen leiOenben @egenben tpo6nen unb
i'm @6neiBe i6res Entities i6r 8rpb nibt
finhen, 1pdre es fe6r at tpiinf6er, baB bic
8e40rDen BON W6atcDm Gountp in Waf6ing1
TIN. einem Der gefegnetiten 2anoitri9e bes
nprbmefli6en @ebietes, benz angeregten
ptdne alien @rrites lire tbatfrGfttqe Inter
itiibung getpd6ren piiroe, benin BON Dem bort
6errf6enoen berrli6sn &Ginra, Der iippigen
Sru6tbarfeit bes 8o6ens, benz 9ol3rei9z
t6rm der 8dlOer, ben lanbf9afttiden9 90n=
Asiten Der 9egenb, Dem Sti6rei6tbum Der
Seen urb Sluffe unb Der Oieloerfpre6eaben
3ufunft Der 8eGing6dm 8ap ols pt@tiger
S9tffsbafen bat it9 S9ret6er bie1er 3eilen
i'm porigen Somrner CUR @eniige iiber5eugt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
Qn Ole Gefer.

0ie 9ebuftipn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8ei1age" Der vSGinois Staatsz3eitung" TT
nit Offer beitrebt, biefes 8tatt 5u elmer Der
9ebtegeniten unb 1e6rrei9iten beuti 9en @derz
bultz3eitungen biefes 2anoes 5u g~etalten
un6 giebt ft6 Der 9offnung bin, baB bds BON
i9r bis6er @eleiitete biefes Streben CUR Sc
niige 9efenn5et9net bat. Wie f9on oft an
btefer Steue betont porben 1T, iinb Der &ez
battion 3ui9rtften, Die ii9 auf Die Deri4iez
oenen 3peige Der 2anbntrtb9uft be3ie3en
ur6 Elm roger Mei1ungsaustduf9 Der gez
ebrten Qefer itets n tlItD m e n un6 er :
IN Ii II Oft au9 fpirb Der 8ednttportung
BON Sragen, fotpeit bus mD9li9 TT, du3
ferner6in i'm v8rieffaiten" befonbere @ufz
n%lerfiumtett gefdentt perber. Nebenbei mag
ben 2efern ernftIi9 ans 9er3 gelegt merben,
6oB BEL Der rieiigen 8erbreitung Der vSGiz
nOts Stautsz3eitung" bieIe fir @ue, Die etz
mas 81 ~berfuufen 9aben urb &Gufer 81 fin
ben tpiinI9en, Elm Nn5etgemittel BON bo6em
Wert6 unb raider @irtung btlbet.
4nbreas Stmpn,
Gebutteur Der n2anopirtM9aftz
1i9en 8etla9e".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
urfere QepfeIausfubr.

11eber bic Qusfu6r BON Nepfeln bon bier
na3 europa ldBt it9 Nderbauminifter
Morton in feinem foeben i'm 9rud eri9tene=
men 8, So6resbert6t tpie folgt aug:
Ser tpirt6I6aftli9e @ert9 Der CUR Gus
fubr beittmnten Nepfel gelangt me6r urb
mebr CUR &enntntB Der Obftgdrtner urO
Sarmer in ben Ser. Staater; NIT ie0em
Sabre ntmmt Die Musfubr an Men9e, Site
un6 Wertb 3u. Suite, iprgfGltig ausgez
pd6lte unb orbentli6 berpadfe Minterdpfel
itnb in europa rnb auf Dem europdif9en
SeItlanbe ftet5 tpiQfommen unb bringen quite
Breiie. 8pn ben ien1eits bes Oceans om
beften befannten Sprten 1tnb gu nemnen: bic
9aGbtpins, Sing Of Sompfins County, &ibz
ftpn Bippins, Nortbern Spb nnb mebrere
Gorten bon GufIets. Mber es unterliegt
feinem 3peifel, baB bic @ineIap, eSonatban,
@reening, Sen Oabis unb 8anOeber Yippin
l1eb1t bielen anberen ppblbetannten Barrie
tGten bon ben Sbftplantagen Der Ser. Stuaz
ten bort cine g~iinitige Nufnubme finben unb
lTiir beren 8erien0er einen artta6m6aren
0reis e~r3ielen piir0en. Dim meiiten @rfolg
haben bic Ssnbungen, pel9e in Seem Oorfer
Barrels genna9tiperOen, Diei e ungefG6r 3guz
fbl snt6a1ten ua6 etpa 112pfb. Qptegen. Die
Sra6tgebi6ren BON ameritanif9en nab el@
rppdifGen 9afenpldben b~e3iffern it9 Dur4z
f6nittli9 auf tpeniger als 81 per SAB.
@Gbrenb bes am 80. sunni 1895 5n @nbe
gegangeren &e9nungsiabres belief it9 Die
Mepfelausf ubr auf 818,711 SAB gu einem
Sci ammtpertb bon 81, 954 ,318; 9ier5u fomS
men no6 1903 SAP i'm 8ertbe BON $74,z
1877 fir bic am 80. September 5n Gnbe gez
Qanqenen 8 Monute. Die Menge Der aus
gefii6rten ge~trodneten Nepfel be5ifferte ft9
Bis gum 1. Sftober duf 1,387,842 pfnnO
i'm ,Mertbe BON $69,427.
Mepfel fDnnen bon irgenb einem FER BIT
li9 BON ben Seliengebirgen gelegenen Sta1z
ten in getptnnbringenber Weife erporttrt
iperben, Ser @pfel 1T unter benz Sbf,
mas 3inbfletf9 unter ben Sletf9forten 1T,
Elm Stapelartitel, Der itets in Na3frag2
ftebt. Oie auf englif9en MGrften nit benz
b06iten preiie be3ablte NpfeliOrte lit Ger
Mlbermurle gipptn, pel9er in W~irginlen
CUR gr0Bten 8olltOmmenbeit gelangt. Oiefe
,Sorte 1T oft f4on am 8aume NIT 81 per
SAB ~Derfauft pDrben; ie bdlt it6 ausgez
3etbnet, bat einen bortreffli9en @ef9maf
unb f9Dne SGrbung. 9ie @rfplge, tpelebe
SbitSii9ter unb =8er1erber in ben pa3tz
fif6en Staten troB erfgroBen Gntfernun1
3tpif9en Der pa3ifiI9en uno dtlantiGen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
Raieneroe CUR 6urfeneultur.

Die 9urfe Iiebt ei11en loderen un6 nG6rz
frGftigen 8oben. Cine ie9r quite @urfenerbe
TT Wiefenz un6 Raiensrbe. Gine @ieie
liefert, ipenn 1e Ionit glpten 8pben bat
in parmer Gage Iiegt, 11mgebrD9en uno init
@urten beiteut mirO, BET giinittger @ittez
rung gan5 eri taunli9e @rtrGge. Nun tpirb
es 5tpar BEN pentaften 2efern berqDnnt fein,
berartige Wieien CUR @urten3ubt nm3utpunz
beln, bagegen mirb ft9 gar 8ielen Die Sc
tegen6eit bieter, ii6 WieienS ober &uiener6e
gu ber19affen, biefe ouf i6re Gurfenbeete
gu bpinaer. Die obere @tefennarbe ober
aa1eni9i9t ptr6 5ier5u abgef9dlt unb bie
~getponnenen &afenitide tperben auf 9uufen
Qetporfer, UNI gu beripefen, Die &aIenz
ffitde miKen Elm ga13es Sabr lagern, beoor
man Die ol1s i6nen g%atpon1ere @rbe auf
Die @urfenbeete bringen tann. SIS tit 3pedz
mGBiq, penn BEL @rrt9tung Der 6aufen
AUDI Oiinger untergemif6t unb bas 9an3e
oann un6 tpann init Mifiau9e getrGnft
nir6; aud 1T Der !9dufen bas Sa6r iiber
einiqe Male l1nt5uarbeiten. Ste6t cine gro
Bere Menge Der 10 %geponnenen @roe CUR
8erfiiqung, 10 iiberbedt man nit t6r ein
Seyu6r 5pGfer bic @urtenbeete unb graft tie
na66er elm; Bel fleinerem 8orratb bingegen
8ie6t man auf ben 8eeten - Bis 16 Son
fiefe @rdben, fiiGt bieie NIT HaIener6e uro
brinqt auf oieIe Die @urten, 9~artenraIen
qiebf, penn er NH Elm SoSa6r ge1tanben bat,
feline quite 9alenerOe; man lam tbn tpobl
in Der angegebenen Wet1e bereiten 1rp0 ber=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
BUR 9efdutoen 8eadtun9I

@ie Die gee6rten 2efer tpo6G f9on bes
Sefteren bemsrft BADEN iperben, Iie9t Die
&ebaftiOn ftb in 5a4lrei9en SGuen oeranz
loBt, 4nfragen, bic itb auf 8e5ugsqueaen
fir Die berf9iebenartigiten @aurengegenz
fGnbe, Sarm> unb 9~artengerdt6e II. /. IN.
be5ieben, briefItd gu beanhporten, bu mir
ni4t geiOnnen fino, fir fOG9e @ef9Gfte, Die
gu i6rem eigenen Ha9t6eiIe) nibt in Der
nSainOis @tuutsz3eitung" an8eigen, 6urd
ben n8rieffaiten" Der n8eiIage" gratis Rez
clame 81 MAIDEN.
Cine 9anb tpdf9t bic anbere"; btes aGte
Spri9lport bient aud i'm 3~eitungsgei9dft
ols &i4tI9nur. Snbem mir nun ftets nit
Sreuben bereit iinb, ~unferen @bonnenten
gefd1ig 3u fetn unb AUDI bic Wtii6e bes
8riefi3reibens gerne auf uns ne6men,
m09ten mir bic 2efer Inn einen f~leineu
@sgen0ionft erfuben, ndmli9, Bel Der Nmfz
9ube BON 8eitequngen p6er Der gin5iebung
BON @rt1nbigungen in Iol9en 9e59Gften
ober 5a6riten, Die bon Der Rebuttion briefz
1i9 pber anberapeitig ernpfoblen nerben, Die
rSainots Staatsz3eitung als bas 8latt
gu be3ei9nen, BON ipel4em bic @npfe6lung
ausgega7gtn tit. BUR SteIung zines 1ol=
9en bei4eibenen @efu9es glaubt bic Gez
baftion i'm 0inbIid auf i6r unhpam0el6ares
@ntgegenfommen bere@tigt gu ieim-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
Die 111aisernte in Jutnois.

0ie ~bie5iGbpige Maaissrnte inn @taate
Sninpis tpirb bon unIerer @taatsz 4der=
bullbebDrOe uuf 267,425,0OO 8uIbel gs=
f9GBt, mas ei1em 9ur9f 9nittsA@rtragt
DON 80 8uf6el glei4tommt. Sour ~Diern1dl
In ben Sabren 1875, 1877, 1879 unb 1888
bat Sqinois cine gr0Bere Muisz@rnte ge=
9abt. Ra4 Dem I'M /. 9e5enlber 3iemlid
aQgemein i'm Staate 6errf9enDen preiIe
BON 81 Gents, mar 0ieIeGbe ben Sarmerr
5 7,740,O00 tpertb = cine 5iemlib 6sbeu=
tenoe @efammti umme, tpenn audi Der ST.
trdg oom &cre $8.19 nt3t geraoe biel lit
Dim beiten fu6r bas n0r0Ii6e SQinois, pr
6ur9f9nittli9 Al 8uI6el glei4 $9,01 oom
Qcre geerntet nurben, an I9le6teiten Das
fuoli9e, bag es muir alf 20 8uibel obsl
$500 bonn Ncne bra9te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
Die lebte Grnte in Soma.

0as Nderbaubureau pon Soma bat einen
8eri9t iiber Die lebte @rnte in Sopa nebit
benz Marftpreile am 1. DECEMBER DerDffe15z
li9t. Oana9 tprlrben geerntet: 14,346,000
8uf9el @ei5en, 9ur3f4nittsertra9 per
Mfer 10 8ui9el, preis As Gents; 8clf4l
form, 285,0O0,OO0 8uf6el, per 4tsr 80,
preis II Gents; 9afer, 201,000.000 g.,
per Mder 48, prets 13 Gents; Oerfe,
18,678,O00 8uf9el, per Nder 33, prets
"a Gents; &artoffeln, 21,200,000 8., per
Older 1O6, grets Is Gents; 9eu, 2,610.00O
Sonnen, prets 1925. Ser 8ertb idmmt>
li9er %@r3eugntFe bes 9taates betrug
S168,235,42O.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18
6efaute Kdfe.

Die Experimentation urb Der f9ptnz
bel6afte 9anbel NIT iogen, gdfiiltam Safe
BADEN Dem 9anbel nit Mil9ereiprpbutten
unen6li9en S6aben 5~ugefigt unO ba3u gez
fi6rt, OaB Die Nusfu6r bon folGen i'm 2aufe
Der lebten Is Sabre I'm Die 9dlfte 5uriide
gegangen 1T, 1pG6renb @unaba I'M genannz
ten 3eitruume feline 4usfubr an Mtl9eretz
e%r5eugntfen berbreifd9t 6at. 9ie auf benz
9e6iete Der Standardization fpibtigen Stadz
ten SEEM gprf unb WisconIin 6aben angez
fi9ts Der geii6ten 8etriigereien MiGionen
bon Dollars eingebiiBt, moran SGinois unb
einige anbere Staten, in benen fol9er 8oz
gus (gefiuter) Sale in gr0Berer Meage
9ergefteGt nirb, am meiften S9ulb tragen,
Sebr pubr 1T, mas Prof. 6enrp BON @isz
coniin in 8e3ug bierauf gu fagen6at !: rWir
brau3en Elm 8unbssgeieB, 0as gefiiQten
&6fe auf biafel6e Stlfe iteGen iolte, ipel9e
Sleomargarine e%innimmt; bic betreffeaba1
Subrifanten iO1ten licen3irt, BON ie6em
Bfunb biefes Sabrifates cine Sterer er6p6en
unb lebteres ausI6lieBIi9 oGs gefii11ter
&die in ben 9a1bel gebra9t perben, UNI
10 in Die 9dnbe Der @Onfwmenten gu gez
langen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-18

penben, muB aber Bel Ieiner 3uriatung 81
6aufen bel mebr OiinQer baau tbun. Dem
8artenruien fe6lt, tpenn er no9 jung 1T
bic Sumusf9i6t, Die cine Wieie 10 bDrt6eil=
bdft aus3ei9net. Mer 9urfen gum 8er=
tauf anbaut, foqte ftets fir cine quite Diez
ienerbe 1orgen; es mag lolbe nt6t imme1
biQig gu ~erlangen fem, oa man a6er burd
tie an 9iinger fpdren tann unb anf cine
rei9li4e 8urfenernte re3nen bari, 10 ma9i
ffe it4 bod, uno 5par meiit re4t gut be-
3dMt.