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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
Coming!- Fishers Cold Day.

You won't need your overcoat at
the Opera House on Saturday evening
as Manager Gliding has booked Fish
er's comedians in that rafting farce
comedy, "a Cold Day" Fisher is a
great laugh maker, and will make it
warm for every body. ga Cold Day"
has more good fun in one act than
most SO called farce comedies have
in their whole show. Abe, Baby and
Jake are trio that are hard to beat,
"A Cold Day" is up to date, and al
ways has the latest songs and dances
of the day. 1t is on this account that
Mr.. Fisher has been able to keep ii
before. the public for the past nine
seasons. 1t has been some time since
it was here and will no doubt be greet
ed with full house.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
The Tabernacle Opened,

1t was cloudy and rainy Sunday
morning but that did not dampen the
ardor of the Methodists who had ar
ranged to open their new Tabernacle
for public worship. The Sunday
school met at 600 o'clock and though
the classes had not all been assigned
their places in the new building there
was little confusion and all seemed
delighted with their new quarters.
The morning sermon which was a
good one was preached by Presiding
elder Yocum. At the close of the
sermon the pastor made statement
of the cost of the Tabernacle. Mr.. +.
C.. Brown announced the names of
those who had donated labor and
then the congregation was asked for
$4,000 to pay for the new building
and to meet few other items of ex-
pense. AT the close of the morning
service $635,oo had been subscribed.
At night the house was nearly full.
Before the excellent sermon by Rev.
p. Franklin Eyer the pastor asked the
congregation for the remaining $I65.-
90 In comparatively short time the
whole amount was raised. The men,
bers all seem delighted with their new
quarters. The buildingis heated com
fortably with steam and lighted with
gas. There is ample room for the
Sunday school and congregation,
which was not the case in the old
building. All in all the Methodists
feel delighted with their new tempo.
rary church arrangements and are
justly proud Of the success of last
Sabbath. Until further notice the
Tabernacle will be head quarters fol
all Methodist services in Bloomsbury
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
A Fine Record.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, of New York, issue a week
ly bulletin giving the hundred leaders
according to their rank. The bulletin
of March 40, places w. A. Fasshauer,
Superintendent of the Sunbury dis
trict at the head of the list, and one
Of his assistant superintendents and
two agents are among the leaders.
This speaks well for Mr.. Fasshauer.
and the Sunbury district, when, it is
taken into consideration the company
mas nearly $1,000 employees. 1t is a
record to be proud of and must be a
source Of congratulation to every man
in the district.
Bloomsburg is in the Sunbury dis.
tnct, the representatives here being
A. N. Wylle, assistant superintendent,
and l. R. Dayton, agent. C. II
Bomboy is the agent at Berwick.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
ARGUMENT COURT.

An argument court was held last
Monday morning, with Pres. Judge
lkeler, and Associate Judge Millard
on the bench.
A charter was granted to "The
Industrial Club of Bloomsbury"
Ella Ingold VS.. James Ingold
Petition for divorce. Subpoena
awarded.
In the estate of Jonas Doty a rule
was granted to show cause &c.
The auditors report IN the estate of
f. o. Jackson decd was confirmed
nisi.
A citation was awarded in the
estate of Catharine Fedder.
Upon petition Charles Patton was
appointed High Constable of Benton
Borough.
Willis M. Demott was upon peti-
tion appointed supervisor of Green,
wood township.
The hotel license of Lemuel Drake
of Orangeville, was transferred tc
Chas. w. Turner.
The Restaurant license of Harry
Deitrlck, was transferred to George
J Aurand & Son.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
BLOOM POOR DISTRICT VS.. @. A.
KLEIN.

In tie matter afkhe RUE on deteRd-
ant TO deboSit hooks in tie PyothoHo-
tary's qfiee.
The following opinion was filed by
Judge lkeler on March a5th:
This case comes before us upon
petition by majority of the Board of
Poor Directors of the Bloom Poor
District for a rule to show cause why
c. A. Klein shall not deposit in the
Prothonotary's Office books and papers
in his hands for inspection by said
Board. 1t is not denied but that a
different suit was pending between
the said directors, in behalf of said
Poor District, and the said c. A.
Klein in which the said books and
papers might perform an important
part. The petitioners therefore had
the right to an examination and in
spection of them separate and apart
from Mr.. Klein.
The petition was filed and rule
granted Dec. 2Ist, 1895. The answer
thereto was filed Dec. 10th, 1895.
Dispositions, in the case, were taken
on the SIst day of Dec. 1895 and on
the Sth day of Jany. 1896, and an
amended answer was filed in the case
Jany. Sth, 1896. In this amended
answer the respondent states that he
had delivered the books and papers,
under protest to a member of the
said board, and so far as it appears in
this case, that delivery ended the
present controversy, except as to
costs. 1t plainly appears that up to
the date of filing the amended answer
dispute and contention existed be-
tween the petitioner and respondent
as to whether or not the respondent
was the duly acting and appointed
Secretary or clerk, of the said board
of Poor Directors. But whether he
was such secretary or not, it was his
duty, upon request by a majority Of
said board, to have deposited the
books and papers into the hands and
possession Of a responsible public
official, most nearly at hand, for their
inspection. In fact his subsequent
delivery of the same into the hands
and possession of a single member of
the Board practically admits it, and
ended the contention.
But before this was done by the
respondent all the costs in the case
had been incurred. This renders il
unnecessary for us to decide whether
or not the respondent was the lawfully
acting Clerk, or Secretary, of said
Board.
Having determined that he was in
default in not complying with the
request of the petitioners, majority
of said Board Of Poor Directors whom
he was claiming to serve, and by his
failure, or refusal, so to do, causing
further proceedings and the costs in
the case to thus accrue, it is but just
that he should be made to pay them.
And now March a5th, 1896, it is
ordered and decreed that &. A. KLEIN,
pay all the costs in the case, to the
parties appearing upon the record to
be entitled to the same, and it appear
ing that all the books and papers are
now in the control and possession of
member of the board of Poor Di.
rectors, upon the payment of the costs
as above directed the rule shall be
dismissed.
BY THE COURT.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
For Sale.

A desirable house and lot. Corner
lot about 50 SO feet, beautiful To-
cation, all modern Improvements; will
be sold at once. Cheap for cash, or
part down and balance to suit the
purchaser; or part in exchange for
other property.
For further information call on S. ID.
Neyhard, Building, Loan and Real
Estate Agent, over First National
Bank, Bloomsbury, Pa. I1.I5 If,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
|. w. HARTMAN,
]. w. BRUNER,
Il. G. HARTER.
BLOOMSBURY, MARCH, 1906.

DLoOMSBURG, MARCH, 1890.
We, the Street Committee, report
the following expenditures during the
year ending April 6, 1896, as follows:
For cleaning and repairing streets,
putting in crossings and for crossing
stones, bridges across drive ways or
streets, lumber, iron, &C., for same,
cobbling cutters, iron plates across
cutters, material for filling in streets,
&c, $3,92I.25.
For opening up and filling in North
and Jefferson streets, stone and work
on culvert for same and for the exten-
sion of Leonard street, $1,o24.1o.
Total expenditures, $4,o4s.44.
Signed,
J. E. WILSON,
STEPHEN KNoRR,
THOMAS COREY,
Committee
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
For a Shave or Hair Cut.

For good and quick shave or hair
cut go to James Reilly's tonsorial
room in Exchange Block, first floor,
next to Express Office. None but
experienced workmen employed
I2-I3-Iyr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
Grange Meeting.

Pomona Grange, No. S, composed
of the counties of Columbia and low
er Luzerne, will meet in the Hall of
Bloomsbury Grange, Friday, April
10th at 10 o'clock. All 4th degree
members are cordially invited to at,
tend. w. 7. BEIDLEMAN.
County Deputy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
FOR SALE.

Desirable vacant lots and = number Of good
housee and lots in Bloomsbury, Pa The best
business stand IN Bloomsbury. very deslra-
bic property containing 10 acres and first class
buildings with good Will In business worth
Moo % $500 per year at Willow Grove.
Dwellings In Espy, Orangeville and Beach
Raven. Alarge number OF farms In Columbia
Ooupty, one in Luzerne County, one in Virginia.
rvo Country Store Stands In Columbia County
planing mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
sfs-ds In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres OF
goo6 farm land at same place. by NJ. =. LUTZ
. SON Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
BI.OOMSBURG, PA. II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

For SALE. A good young team.
Good workers and speedy travellers.
Fearless of steam and right in all
respects. Mahlon Sager, Orangeville,
pa
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

A GENTS wanted In every town TO report on
IA parties opening and renting saloons by
the largest saloon fixture manufacturers In the
world r. ROTHSCHILD'S SONS CO., 73g and
7fl Broadway, New York,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

There was slight fire at the residence Of
DIR. |. /. Rabb this morning. 1t was caused
by the igniting of matches in the pocketo oi
some clothing of A. C. DeSheppard The
clothing was destroyed, but the fire was eS'
tinguished before any further damage was
done. The fire companies responded to me
alarm but their services were not needed
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

Houses for rent, from $500 to
$I2 90 per month. Apply AT West
Ist Street Bloomsburg Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02
ABOUT TOWN AFFAIRS.
Report Of Sanitary Committee, President Of
Council, and Street Committee.

| Below will be found the final repor
of the President and Committees O
the Town Council as presented at the
last meeting:
BLOOMSBURY, MARCH, 1896.
To the President and Members OF
the Bloomsburg Town Council =
Your Committee on Sanitary having
accepted the appointment for the year
| just ending, beg leave to report :
That we had practiced upon the in
structions given us in ordinance sc of
the bylaws, and as far as the limited
power gave us direction, proceeded to
investigate all complaints against cess
pools, water closets, defective sewer
pipes, pig pens, COW yards, chicken
pens, unsightly ash and dirt piles in
alleys, ash barrels in lots, filthy cellars
where vegetables, rags, saw dust, &c,
were deposited. Whilst many of these
places were visited by some or all of
the committee, the task was not by
any means an easy or pleasant one,
but as unpleasant as it was your COM
mlttee were stimulated by their duty
and the healthfulness of the town and
its inhabitants. In most of our inves-
legations we were met with open doors
and willingness on the part of those
complained OF, and given free access
to cellar or wherever the complainant
| lnHofn1 che W,
late you and the citizens of the town
that during the year no pestilence or
epidemic diseases to any extent have
prevailed in our community, and that
in general way our people have CO.
operated with our efforts to maintain
cleanly and healthy town.
Note.-We observe that in New
York State an effort is being made to
pass special law to regulate bake
houses. Pennsylvania has no special
law on the subject. Whilst there have
been no complaints against any of our
town bakeries, nevertheless bake shops
in many instances are kept in extreme
ly bad and unhealthy conditions, for
wholesome food cannot be made in
places where dirt and filth abound.
One of the main charges against the
large city bakeries was that workmen
sleep in the bake house, which would
naturally impregnate the atmosphere
in the room and cause the bread to
become impure.
After consultation, in regard to
lack of power given your Sanitary
Committee in making investigations
where objections are made, with no
further power than to report to the
Council, we recommend that the SAM
tary and Health committees be merged
into one, and that special power be
given them to make investigations re-
specting causes of diseases, and es-
pecially Of epidemic diseases caused
by filth upon the premises, or imper-
feet sewerage, with power to act i'm
mediately in the absence of the meet
ing Of Council. We further recon-
mend that the committee be composed
of three, two of whom shall be quail.
fed physicians in the medical profes-
sion, who could upon investigation OF
surroundings and by experience give
an intelligent opinion, and that just
compensation should be attached to
the appointment of such.
|. w. HARTMAN,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

The window of the drug store oil
]. ii. Mercer presents an Easter af-
pearance. Two white rabbits occupy
the east window.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

Have you noticed the West window OF
States book store II not it will pay you
to sop as you pass and inspect it. IT Is al,
ranged to represent a ladies boudolr, AMI
very nicely displays fine selection oil wal"
paper.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

Calcium Lights and Operator from
Phila. for the Art Recital, April 9th
and roth.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-04-02

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Il@'
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headacne'
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

petite unb Oreifa6e b~ringsn, lin biefelben
re9t grOb uno f9per 3u aie9en, erGaube i'd
ieber 0oe blos 3 Bis 4 Sunge, Die iibrtgen
t0bte i9. Die Wtuttermilb tpiro oaour9
inter 8 ober 4 SSunge DsrtGeilt, ma9t biefel=
ben i9neu paGfen, bdlt tie ge{unb unb mum
ter, unb ie er1alten bdour9 Elm beoeuteno
b06eres @etpi9t unb a~arteres 5leii4.
user iih, pie oben gefagt, Der SADIE nit
2uit unb Qiebe piomst, Der 9flege Die mo-
tbige @ufmertfamfeit f4snft, fam feline quite
8e6nung babel finben, Sd babe Die 9dbz
neraubt jabrelang betrie6en, bin ober 81 Der
Giniiht g~efommen, bab it9 Observation-Disclosures,
aud penn iie feline @ier legen, better be5abz
len.
Sreo. Meber, 8anias.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Rieienfanind s5udt.
@eehrter SEER Mebqfteur!

Qls fleibiger 0eier Der portreffi6en ugeiz
ldse" Der rSG. Staatsaeitung" iinb mir
f9on offers Nu6fragen mad Site enzRaninz
den gu @eii3t getomnen. % ib Jet meb=
reren Sabren 3I9ter BON iol6en bin unb
9sgenndrtig circa 200 Gtid befiBe, 10 lift es
mir benno9 ME ein9efuGlen, Elm @eI6Gft aus
benz 8erfauf oerfelben ~ MAIDEN, aus benz
etnfa9en 9runoe, neil ib Die fstten SPHERE
bis6er lieber ielber e~egeffen babe. Sd bin
tetn gerd9ter zines fetten Saienbrdtens
beionoers penn berfelbe bon ei1tem poblgez
11a6rten taitrirten 8od berriibrt. sd babe
lebten !5erbt peIde gei6la9tet, bic Elm 0ez
benbgepi9t BON 13 pfurb errei9t 6atten
llnb Elm 5leii9 lieferten, nel9es an Cart
beit unb S9madbdftigtett benz beiten Ralbz
ooer 6iibnerfleif9 ri9t na9ftunb, Mtd
punoerte es i6on lan9e, baB bieie 8anin9en
ni9t f9on ldngit bier a1gemein ge5ii9tet
perben, tpie bas i'm Giibbeutf 9lanb, 5ranf=
reid unb 8e1gien Der SAL 1T, 8as ni6t
lit, tommt aber biellei9t nod,
SD fam bebe1terto mebr 3ie6en, als i6
gu 6auie in meiner Samilie con1umire, OBJ
pobl mir iebe Mo9e 3 bis 4 Stit 39la9ten.
Sd belize ndmli9 80 Does NIT 2 8Dden,
Die Elm 9ur6i9nittsgepi9t bon 1912
Pfuno BADEN, unb befOnlme Bel iebam Murf
in Der Regel rs Bis 80 eSSunge. Siege i9
ale leben, 10 tpiroe jeoer @urf bas 9opz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Columbus ebftein unto =6lass
f9neioer.

Die Ganbmirt6I9aftliden @usftellunsen
in Deutf9lanb finb semiitbli6er als u1isre
County, 6airs. Infer beuti9ldnoii9er get'
ter 1T ai9t 10 iibereifrig in Der Nrbeif UNI
nimmt's alt9 auf ben2us1telungen GENTLY
li9, aber .er priift befo griinbli9er. Wenn
Der Nm. 5drmer feline ausiteaung beiu9t,
70 meint er nbuItneB" unb bebt ii9 berum,
UNI in einigen Stunben bur9 gu iein uno
NGss geTeben gu BADEN, Ser beutfde getz
ter fribftidt 5und9t gut, oann tpirb oa5
BfeiF6en angeItedt uno nun crit ge9fs, gs@
tD0bnli9 gruppenpsfe, BON elmer Wfaf9tne
our anbern, BON einem 3u6ttbier gum anos@
rem. Damn fplgt cine ldngere WittagspauTe
unb Elm S9ldf9en in Der DISAPPOINTING;
barauf ni1n1nt man feinen Raffee auf Dem
NusTteaungsplabe, bort Elm Stino9en Der
Muift gu unb Mbenbs ptrb NIT ben Be-
tannten Elm Partie9en Scat ober S4afsz
fopf geipielt, Man bat ia 3eit, benin Die
NusTtelung bauert 3 Sage, unb 10 lange
bleibt man am plabe. User mas 9utes llno
Neues bat, bringt's auf bic Nnsi telung, I'D
es bon Sauienbsn sepriift un6. tpenn mig
li9 unb preispertb b%efunben, glei9 eingez
fault mirb; benin Der 8auern 9elbfase 1T
fir bic Nusteaung bid gefpidt, nnb probirt
pirp bas Ding au9 glei9 an Srt nnb 5telz
le, UNI bic g~etponbten &ebensarten Der litiz
gen Gambler auf bic @abrbeit bin gu priiz
fen. Gin tii9tiges @ebrdnse berrf9te in
&0nigsberg, SizBreuBen, auf Der Mus1telz
lung leBten CONNER, unb mir tonnten unS
an Der 8ube, mo bic @ebiteine aus &fuz
miniumsGrbe feilgeboten nurben, taum
bur9ordngen, pplte bod jeber bas Ding
auf feinen ree[len Wert9 bin priifen. Der
cine Bauer 59leifte fem Sai9enmeher, Der
anbere unterlu6te Die nod penig befannten
8eifanbtbetle, Elm britter riBte @las bamit.
Ser 8erfdufer itrt9 Elm Raiirmefer glati,
unb 41e fduften f9lieBlib, au4 bas mar
fir MIDI Der maBgebenbe 8epeis Der Site
beS Gteines. go faufte i4 glet6 eintse
Saufenb babon fir uniere umerifanii4e
&un6I@aft unb tb CLAUDE, i6 ma9te einen
gutert greffer, @ir tpnlGsn 3und9it Die
Steine umionit CUR Yrobe NIT elmer Samenz
b~e1teGung geben, uno BEL a~agemeiner 3ufrie@
benbeit perben mir biefelben i'm nG9ten
Sabre gum aGtgemeinen 8erfauf iteuen.
W, @ernt9, Mtltpaufee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

gang Defenders borIidtig nit benz 3ief=
pfIiigen iein, ba, ipie i3on bemerft, Die
beraufgebru9te frii4e grbi@t4t gepO9nz
li9 gang arm on 9flanaennobrlnag, ober
biefe mod ni9t oufgefdIoTen TT. $50 Manz
gel an 9iin9er unb bic 8eidaffen1eit bes
8obens IS nt9t geitatteu, Die 4derfrume
bur9 6eraufbrtnsen Oes nntergrunbs gu
Dsrtiefen, ba lift a~1erOings our9 bas Sub
foil" pfliigen Elm MitteI gegeben, Die 3ipede
Der @ertiefung oes &derlanbes gum 9roBen
She'll gu errei9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
BIdtter uno BIatben.

= Die auf ben 81Gttern Der SelbGums
lebenoe Ruupe Der Sltpen<gule Erastria
s%citula) ndbrt it9 ni9t pie anbere re9tz
f9affene Gaupen BON ben 8ldttern ibres
Sutterbaumes, ionbern ie 5iebt cine ittd:
ftpffrei9ere Soft nor unb berSebrt tit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (@9ilblGuie) mn
S9marDberpilse (namentli9 cine Gumaso.
Mrt) bes Slibenbaumes. Sic 1T 1omit aus
n~abmstpeiIe cine fir bic 2anbtpirtbf9afi
nibli9e Gaupe. Ser @9metterling bat BIZ
sSarbe zines tpelten 8lattes unb bic iunat
Raupe elei9t ben ueberreiten Der pon iDl
neutrality-suspicious., 5pii4en benen tie id
berbirgt. Wdbrenb tie berannG65t, 6eftei
tie ndmli6 bic 9dute Der BON ibr ausgefoges
men @9ilblGuIe NIT etnem bon i6r geipon=
nenen Saben %aufamrnen unb f6afft ii9 ba>
burb Elm f9ibenbes Sbba9; tpenn ie ellD=
1ib aus Der 9uqe berborbridt, elei6t fl
einem auf ben 8lGttern lieqenben @ose!=
fotb.
- @s 1T cine befannte S6atIa9e bd1
bduptfd9li9 bic eintretenoe 8Glte i'm Min=
ter Die9iibner Dom @ierlesen abbdlt. 9isS
fann aber leint babur9 nermieben tperben
bah man bic 6ibner in marme Stdne
bringt, ppDon man ben iebr bebeutenDen
8Ortbeil bat, bon alien feinen 9iibnern aud
i'm 8inter frif3e gier au erbalten. lin ok
9iibner inbeB mod beionbers ba3u 81 perz
anldfen, muB man linen audi angeme1enea
5utter rei9en, tpo5u am taugli@ften tpurm
gema9te, braun eerDitete @erite lit. Muf
fann man biefe itarf g~erDitete @erite aus
iieben unb ben 9ibnern gum 6refen UNI
bas @aief, porin fe g%efotten 1T, gu trim.
fen seben; 2einfamenbiilien iinb ebenfans
elm pirtfames Mitt.l CUR grrei9ung pbiasr
3pedes. 2ebtere perben in einem tparlmeu
Sfen eetrodnet, gu einem grDblt9en 8ulz
Der gefoBen nnb NIT einem elei9en Sbeite
Weiaenfleie unb eben 10 piel @i6elmeGl
bermengt. Nus bieIem 8emii9 bereitei
matt nit 3ufaB bon etpas Waffer eineu
Seig, Der ben 9ibnern gum SrefIen ges.5en
tpiro unb Der ebenfaas groBe Sru9tbarfsit
erseugt.
- 80 1tASE -tt.s rr -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Rumex a~cetosella uno 6effen Der.
til9une.
6. S. 81 ii bGsr.
gentraIia, ST., %. ssanuar 1896.

gettruGia, ST., %. Sanuar 1896.
@etbrter 9err Rebatteur!
@inliegenb finbenSie einl1nfraut, tpelbts
auf enslti9 Maryland Sorrel, audi
Sleeps Sorrel 9enannt mir6. g8as 1T
Der bOtanii9e 9amen bierfiir unb pis fann
man oies l1nfraut bertt1gen, nabbem es auf
Der Stmotbpz8tefe felt @uraeln gefabt but?
@s tit gu elmer pabren P1age eeporben,
tretbt Mur5eln biinn nie GeibenfGben, bic
cine 2dnge BON l Bis 2 SUB unb bariiber
bdben; ieber 8ru9 Ober NbriB elmer @urz
gel i3ldgt aus, ipd9it nit ~Derboppelter
&raft, bri6t an 6 Bis 8 berI9iebenen @telen
aus Dem @runO unb ma9t in Der @rbe Elm
9edber uno cine 8er5peigung pie Elm NeI (;
babel lift bas 3eug als Suttersras fir &u6e
unb Bferbe ni9ts pertb. neil Die Sbiere es
niht frefen, ba es aber aud nSbeeps @orz
rel" g%enaHnt tpirb, mag es fein, baB @9afs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

Nbfolen bes Obtes GIT %berbinbern 21.
Mbortus Bel 'Stuten 16.
Nbtrodnen ber. pferbs 80.
NbfeBen Der So6len 40.
Mb3ie6en bes Seles BEL Sa1en etc, As.
Nb3ieben gefldrter @sine 80.
Mderbaumini1ter's 8eri6t 46.
IderbeteQung i'm Sriibiabr II.
Nderpferoe, pflege Der 80 1909.
Nepfelausfubr Is, SO.
Qfepfel ein5ufal5en "a 1908.
Nepfel 81 trodnen 38 *1138.
Mepfel5ii9ter, Sir Fl.
Mlben9Obf 80.
Mlfalfa IA, 40, As, 81 1924.
Nlpenebei4peib 20 1858.
Otter Der al p%aarenben Rinber "a,
Otter bes &drpfen feftauItelen 43 *1205.
glitter elmer Sub gu erfennen 80 *1157
40 1890.
MmarDuis z3piebeln "a 1905.
Mmeifen 6 1875, Is 1917, % 1861
25 *1OO8.
Nmeiien an Obftbdumen 8 *772, "A 1899
43 *12O4.
Mmei1en, @egen bic 26.
Mmeifen i'm &eQer "a 1902.
Mmeiien, piGaaii9tenbe 80,
NnerifdniI9e Sarm in Deutf9er 8eleu9s
tnng At.
Mnis=gultur 43 *1209.
2tni6pe1ung (8luB) bel Stuten 2 1852.
.@nfpannung Der 9ferbe 46.
M~pfelbutter 20.
Mpfeliinenbauerzpe9 l..
Mpfelpeine, lire 8erettuns unb 8ebanbs
lung 81.
Mpfel1pidler, 8esen ben II, 20.
Mrautarie, Die 20, AZ.
Qrbor=Sag 16.
Nrgentinifde 2onbpirtbi9aft 40.
Nrfanfas, Mus 81. i.
MrIenif a1s 8ie6futer 40.
Mrtif9oden als S9ipeinefutter 43 *1211
MrtiI6pden fir bas 8ieb 10.
4rtiI9oden gu iibertpintern As 1898.
Ai9ebingung fir Pfirii4e 10.
Au~fbetpobrung bon &artoffeln A.
Mufbld6en bes @iebs Is.
Mugenent5iinDung At 1885.
Bel 9i6nern 16 1889.
Bel pferben 33 *1069
Beriobi19e 33 *1067.
@uriteln 35.
MusFIteBen Der MiI9 aus benz Gutter Al
1926.
Musfubr sefrorenen SIeii4es na9 9euti4:
lamb %.
4usmelfen, Reines, bon 8i9ttgtett q
*1004.
MuspuBen Der 8dume 40.
ausIden i'm @drten, IA.
Wusf9lag 3 1886, "a 1925.
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