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Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
ssss ssss q the Negro Q.sssss..

0ooe ~ q the Negro Qoo0esoe
10 has recently been apnuuced tbae
the negroes, Of the south are turning
from land tenure to wage earning Not
on the plantations. The movement 10
from the plantations 20 the mines and
still more to the towns. One million
negroes are already in the towns Of the
south above 1000 in population. and
this. it is predicted. 10 the nrst long step
on the way to tho cities Of the north.
A vast urban prcletariat is about to be
created The black belt IL to be vacated.
The black emisTaps will pass out. and
the white immigrant will come in.
This through NO ccmpuision. The black
tenant farmer IL . failure. He seeks 10
better his condition. He IL capable only
Of mere muscle work. The mines want
him. ana still more the cities want
him; hence, the north wants him. for in
the north are the great citiesL The line
Of least resistance for the colored man
lies away from the plantations. partly
for social, bot mainly for economic rea-
sons
Thus By q voluntary and economic
displacement and diffusion cf the negro
the race problem Of the south will be
solved, and . new agricultural black
belt will be secured No new race prob.
lem will be given TO the north, bccau-e
IN no one place Is the negro likely "a
reach dominant percentage. The Negro
in anything under l2 per cent diffusion
will create no race difficulty. Moreover,
the negro II best levcled up industrially
and otherwise when he has the maxi.
mum Of contact with the white mans
higher standards. So this change IL
best. not only for the south. but for the
| negro and for the entire country. and
the only thing required is ''laissei
faire. yale Review.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
Lord wo1seley.

Some one has just pointed out that
an early incident in Lord Wolseley' q
career was characteristic of the spirit of
the man. At the end Of 1854, in recog-
milton Of his services in the Crimean
war, he was gazetted captain. When il
was discovered, however, that wolseley
was little more than 81 years old. the
captaincy was Cancelled. But the young
man protested SO vigorously against this
injustice to youth that by the direction
of some higher authority the cancella-
tion itself was Cancelled and the CAD
taincy restored.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
Cold Feet Versus Mentality.

You will never be in good health and
never do your best work if your feet are
constantly cold. Grave diseases Of the
threat and lungs are caused by cold feet
alone, and these troubles are always ag-
gravated by q frigid condition Of the
lower extremities. If proper footwear
does not give relief. consult a physician.
for the chances are the system is run
down" and radical measures are neces.
sary. For cold weather leather should
always be lined with woolen cloth, or.
better, wool felt. In fact, for all cold
climates and for Winter wear in all eli.
mates where there is any winter foot.
gear made Of all wool felt approaches
the ideal
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20

F00 that sour stomach use
U VN stusrt's DysPsPsis Tab
lets. becaase they digest the food
before IL has time TO sour, ferment
and poison The blood.
EnD loss OF appetite take
- VN Ssssrs's DysPspsia Tab
lsts. becsuss food promptly cigested
creates Q natural desire for MoRs.
End loss Of 6esh. use -stusrt's
~ VN Dyspepsis Tablets; they
iecresse flesh In the oniy common
ssess wsy. that 10. BY digestisg flesh
forming food. and assisting the weak
stomach In disposisg Of it.
End gas In ssonsch ssd bow.
II VN els. csusisg distress.
belching and hesdsches. use Stsart's
DyspePsis Tablets; always Indicated
ID such cases.
EnD palpitstioa OF the heart
~ VN uss stusrts DyspePsis
Tablets. because this symptom in
nine out Of ten cases 10 caused from
. disordered stomach.
EnD impure blood use Stuart's
IL VN Dyspepsia Tablets; pure
blood can only result from whole
some food thoroughly digested.
EnD every form Of weak diges.
ON tion and stomach trouble
Except cancer Of the stomach )Stuart',
Dyspepsia Tablets IL the fafest, most
natorsl, most successful cure. Nc
nstent medicine, hut composed OF
digestive acids. pepsin, bismuth,
Golden Seal and similar valuable
s:omach remedies.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS AT
SOC FOR FULL SIZE PACKAGE. Oh
By MAIL FROM STUART co.
MARSHALL. MICH. Kindly ash
your druggist nrst.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20

The cartbamine flower has for thou
sands of years been used to dye fabrics
of q yellow color. The mummy cloths
found in Egyptian collins are dyed yell
low with this flower.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
FOR SALE BY
T. II. THOMAS. Druggist,
Cor. second Ave. & Seventeenth st.
so cents q box; 6 for &2 Sd.
FOR SALE BY


.Nystic Cure" for rheumatism
and neuralgia cures in to 8 days.
Its sct.on upon the system is re-
markable and mysterious. It re-
moves at once the cause, and the
disease Immediately disaPpears- The
first dose greatly relieves. Is cents.
Sold by Otto Grotjan, druggist. Rock
Isiard. and Gust Sohlegel . Son. 92O
West Second street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20

"You seem to me very stupid Per.
son." observed the heroine Of the society
novel,
"And you" rejoined the hero. like.
wise seem to me stupid"
"Then we shall be dramatised."
presumably"
At that they yawned. Detroit Trib.
uue.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20

After an exposure. or when you
feel cold coming on, take . dose Of
Foley's Honey snd Tar. II never fails.
Sold BY N. 2. Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20

watermarks were originally used On
hank notes as means Of preventing
couuterfeita
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
Giant Disease Slain ty His
Great Discovery.
1t Stands as . Barrier Between
Suffering Humanity and
the Grave.
Druggists Everywhere Report Enor
mcus Sales of Dr.. Hot bs'
sparagus Kidney Pills.

What sufferer from kidney disease
who has been fortunate enough TO
take DIR. Hobbs SParagus Kidney
Pills and be cured will not heartily
indorse every word in the heading OF
this article? What man or woman il
there today who would dare gainsay
the healing virtues OF Dr.. Hobbs
kidney remedy after the evidence
that has been produced I. .om day to
to day in the columns of the Rock
Island papers for the past nine days.
A we'll known ply sician of R,ck
Island said yesterday: AT first !
was skepiiesl as 10 the value Of thi.
preparation. but the very favorable
reports l frs guently hear from ihas.
Who are using it, convinces me tha,
it is a wonderful medicine. Ore Of
my patients said yesterday: Il have
been taking Dr.. Hobbs Sparsgus
Kidney Pills for about q week. and ]
declare feel b tier than / have for
10 years. and he certainly looked
better than l ever remember seeing
him. am pretty thoroughly con-
vineed that Hobbs Sparagus Pill.
will be universally prescribed BY the
medical proie sion"
Advertising i, good way to le,
people know that you have some
thing to sell, bat it is a mighty ex-
pensive operation when the article
offered is OF no value. The enormous
success obtained by DR.. Hobbs spsr
agus Kidney Pills comes from III.
fact that those whom they have ben
efited tell their friends. and this i.
the position DR.. Hobbs great dis
covery occupies in this community
today.
Evidence Of the Following Char
acter is What has Proven
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney pills
to be Without a Peer as a
Kidney and Rheumatic Cure.
Piitsbnrg. Pa. Dec. 4, 1898
Hobbs Remedy Go, Chicago.
Gentlemen; For years have been
suffering from kidney complaint and
acute rheumatism in their most ag-
gravated form. The latter disc ase,
ply sicians say, was caused by wha,
they claimed was an extraordinary
amount of uric acid in the blood.
have tried remedy after remedy, ali
OF which were advertised as the only
cure, and have spent hundreds ol
dollars with different specialists
without anything more than t=mpor-
airy relief. My occupation, that OF 9
travelling salesman. was such det.
riment to a cure that all the doctors
l consulted said l would have t.
abandon it if l ever expected perma
nent relief.
Through the advice Of one Of my
friends who had suffered in a like
manner, l was persuaded to try DR.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills. The
fret dose gave me relief, and fouI
boxes performed a remarkable and
complete cure. In fact I am, as al
my acquaintsnces say q new man.
Iwould be pleased to answer al
any time communications from fel
low sufferers. Very gratefully yours
H. G. MILDER, 3S3 4sh Av.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
An Eminent Divine Says:


Gentlemen: Kindly accept this
expression of my confidence in the
virtues of your Sparagus Kidney
Pills as q specific for that most in
sidious affection. Bright's disease
and kidney troubles.
Having used your pills according
to directions, 1 found them to act
exactly As represented. aud can
indorse them in every way.
To all sufferers from kidney trou.
BILE in any form l recommend Hobbs
Sparsgus Kidney Pills as an infall;-
BILE remedy.
Yours very truly,
Rev. GEORGE l. Hunt.
80 West 1c5th street, N. Y.
So throughout the land the good
news is growing fast that DIR.
HOBBS SPARAGUS KIDNEY PILLS
are rapidly accomplishing the mis-
sion they are sent to fulfill. and are
bringing health and consequent hap
piness to thousands.
DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills,
so cents q box.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
Not Up to Dcte.

It is curious to note how, w,conservative
some of the old business firms of New
York are in regard to the illustrations
used in their advertisements and how
they ignore the fact that pictures en-
graved for use many years ago are no
longer calculated to do the subject JUS
tice. This was impressed upon me in
looking over q book recently in which a
page advertisement of that very famous
hostelry, the Fifth Avenue hotel, ap-
peared. At the top Of the page was
shown the hotel standing on what looked
to be an all but deserted plaza. A single
stagecoach was going up Fifth ave-
nue., and several carriages were in
sight, together with perhaps q dozen
pedestrians, but there were no cable
cars or horse cars, and the effect was
naturally queer. 1t is a quaint old cut,
and it must have been made :" way
back in the early sixties" New York
with stages On Broadway! 1t sounds
like very ancient history.-New York
Mail and Express.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20

Tee AssUs. only l0e . vsss.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-11-20
4 eoPHER As A1HYpNoTIsT.
0ela ~ H 0latssrin4 Eye. . RabHse
AvuateA Certain Death.

0ela ~ H 0iitssrin4 Eye. . RabAae
Awaited CeTtain Death.
A gopher snake at Escondido has been
the cause Of much earnest discussion
among local naturalists recently. The
question discussed was. do Snakes
Charm or Hypnotize Their Prey?" Ono
Of the naturalists had the unusual but
fortunate experience at Escondido of
happening upon q large gopher snake
just as the reptile was sbont 10 over
come q trembling cottcntail rabbit and
envelop the animal in its deadly coils.
For some time the naturalist watched
the snakes movements.
Il was within 10 or - inches Of the
apparently fascinated rabbit. Silently
and almost imperceptibly the snake had
wormed its way nearer and nearer to
its victim. Its eyes glistened with an
intense brightness. Not movement did
it make which might alarm the timid
rabbit. The forked tongue. which to the
eye Of 0 human being is SO repulsive
and intended to be terrifying. appeared
to exert an entirely different influence
upon the mind Of the innocent rabbit.
This darting tongue either excited the
victims curiosity or caused the animal
10 30 concentrate its mind ON the snake's q
tongue as to throw that mind into q
hypnotic condition Of such strength that
it could not break the spell and run
away from impending death. The forked
tongue darted out Of the snakes mouth
almost rs regularly and rapidly as the
needle Of Q sewing machine rises and
falls in the cloth. The 1.-the body creps
nearer and nearer. The rabbit was mo.
tionless. Its eye was fixed ON the pierc.
ing eye Of the snake. Even the waving
Of the wind kissed shrubs about the
rabbit failed to break the spell, and
softly and slowly grim death in snake
form wreathed its folds about the crea
ture. Then was the spell broken.
To tho naturalist vino watched ths
capture Of the rabbit it appeared as il
the snake had certainly fascinated the
animal. As gopher snake is not poi
sonous and has no well developed fangs
its only means of killing prey is by con
striction. In order to catch an animal Il
seems almost necessary for the snake Il
| fascinate the victim. Washington Post
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22

SGd1O, ods encouragement r10t1g ett13utbet>
len. Wenn bic Wur8eGn in Der 5abrit an
ldngen, 10 perben i'm 9ur919nitt finf5tq
PfunO elmer ieben Gar pber Wagenlabung
entnommen. 9ie Wur5eln tperben Johann
ti9tig gepdi9en unb unterIu9t, oh fe gsz
bOrtg abgef9nitten purben; alsbann nod
mails getpogen unb bas 8eingepi9t feitgs=
ifeat. 8ermeibe Iofes !6eu, @trob pber
S9mub in bic Cars nit ein8uldben, ba bies
in Der Sabrit bonn @etpi@t Der 2abung in
@b3ug gebra9t ptrb. 9eu Dber Strob 1T
DEFENDERS gu bermeiben; bes9dlb bebede bic
Wur5eln i'm Seloe nit feinem bon beiben,
bd bies f9tper BON benfelben gu trennen 1T.
5armer ioqten notbpenbiger Mei1e elm
feben, bag cine quite Gi9orienernte pbne biele
4rbeit niht 81 erGangen 1T, aber fte t0nnen
au3 berfiAert fein, baB lire 4rbeit bolfom=
men beIobnt pirb. N9t Big 5ebn Sonnsn
bonn Ncre iinb Elm 9ur9f6ntttsertrag, es
iinb iebo9 BON elmer Qn5abG Berionen 19on
bel bDbere Grtrdge er3ielt nprben, unb 3mar
10 bo3 pie finf5ebn Sonnen bonn Ncre. Die
COMPANY bat fDabrenD Der ber9dn9enen bier
Sabre ben boQitdnbigen 8epeis erlanqt,
OaB bret Sonnen per Q(cre fir ale @eipannz
arbett gu $500 per Sag, 6anbarbeit gu
$l.25 unb $3.50 per Sag, @amen, 2anbz
rente, @ebraub Der Maf9inerte unb Nbliez
ferung Der Wur5eln an Die 5abrif be3ablen.
Sin bD9erer grtrag 1T tlarer profit. Gs
lit burbaus fein @runb borbanben, tparum
ein Sarmer, Der gutes 2anb tpdblt unb bic
@t@orie ri9tig bearbeitet, ni9t tpenigitens
8 Sonnen bonn acre e~roielen fo0te. 0tes
giebt ibm einen Heingeipinn bon $45 per
Nere. Wir in1portiren alien %un1eren Samen
ltn0 taufen oenfelben BON ben 5uberldfftgften
9anblungen in europa, tppbur9 mir in ben
Stanb geiebt itnb, unfern Garmern ben be-
1ten Samen, tpel9er gu baden 1T, gu benz
mOglt9it niebrigften preiie gu liefern.
Gs 1T am 8ortbeil6afteten tpenn Jars
1ner Die Mai3inerie felbt befBen. Die fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22
Derbeferuu9 oes WaHers.

&leine Mengen geI60pften, Oerunreinigz
ten 8runnenpafers, geiammelten &egen~
pdfers ober SluBpafers luf1en ii9 anf fol-
genoe Weife reinigen: Sn Elm SAB tuerben
8unG9It grobe Steine gelegt, bariiber gez
paI9ener Sizes unb Sanb, Damn cine Gage
6ol5fo6le un0 gu Dberft tpieber gro6er Sizes
unb Sanb. 9ur9 einen 9abn, Der in Die
u~nter1te S6tbt gebt, pirb bus WaIer, bas
bieIe @9i9ten pa1firt bat, abgelahen, Sn
Der 6dnnober'f 9en @l6nieberung IpG fat
in ieber 9ausbaltung Elm oerdrti9er Npparat
i'm @ebrauAe fein. 6anoelt es ii3 TN
einen I9le6ten Drummer, 10 pirb cine Sill
teranGage am Drummer felbft angelegt; oo9
tpirb lebterer t6eurer unb auf bic 0auer
I9per fontrpQirbar.
WtG man bas leBtere 8erfabren dntpenz
ben, 10 muB Der 8runnen aufgegraben un6
Daferfret gepumpt peroen uno I'M ben
jeBigen S9a9t Elm 5petter S6a9t in einem
@6itanbe bon 12 Bis 16 3oG Bis auf Die
Spble bes ulten S@a9tes, tpenn m6gli9
du6b etpds tiefer, mas a6er 1elten %gelingt,
bd Der alte i8runnen naturgemdB na9=
iinft, geienft iperben, pel9er Bis gum b09iten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rei9en muB. Sn ben
8pii9en Sen beiben S9a9ten gebilbeten
9oblraum pirb grpber Sizes unb 9oGafo6z
lenpulper eingebru9t, Die Spble bes alien
8runnens gereintgt, Der S9lamm 6erdusz
gebra4t unb Elm oreifa6es 3iegelpflaiter in
Concentrated ober cine 10 3oG 1tarfe Be-
tonirung eingebrd3t. Ser Wa7er5ubrang
gum Drummer geT9iebt nun aGIetn bur9 bic
5iltertpanbung unO tpirb bas 8afer LANCE
3eit binaus flar unb i60n ietn.
Die 8eI6affenbeit FOLDER Drummer muB
i'm @e6dube= SSnoentar genau bermerft tperz
ben, um iessr3eit binfi6tIi9 Der Sons
ffrnttion, Der 3eit Der 5ilteranGuge II. I. m.
ii@ oaraus NuH3IuB bo1en gu t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22

ben Mnbau Der 3uferriiben perfpenbete Mas
f9inerie fann audi gum Nnbau Der gt9orie
gebrau9t perben, nit Qusnabme Der Pflan=
ger. guer '9dnbler in Giienpuuren pirb
@u9 bic Planet Suntor @arten<OrtG fir
ungefGbr So perf@affen, unb biefe Drill
bdlt btele Sabre aug, Die i'm @ebrau9 biez
fer COMPANY befinbli6en GultiDutors pur=
ben bon Der Solution 6arbeitin Company
in 8atdpia, q. g., geliefert unb f~oiteten
ST. ieber, +. 0. b. bort. Wte mir erfa6ren,
ftelt bic SremOnt 5ounbrp &c Ma9ine Gom=
panp in Sremont, Neb., iebt einen Gultipator
Der, pel4er BON @ieIen aGs benz Sobmiton
GultibatOr iiberlegen angefeben tpirb. 9ie
SremDnt gompanp iteGt audi einen 6eber
Wnler) per, tpel9er Bel Der @rnte Iebr err
fol9rei@ arbeitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22
Die OafieIfieee.

9ie neibli9e 9afelfliege ober &inberz
brem1e (Oeftrus 8opis) tlebt i6re @ier an
bas 9aar namentli9 iunger &inoer uno
5pdr am bdufigiten am !6alfe, auf benz
aiiden unb Der &ruppe; bietleine ldngli4e
peiBe Mabe bur9bo6rt Die @aut uno man
bert genD6nli9 i'm Observation-Disclosures
i'm Nnfang lumber, ia ie erftredt ibre Wan7
.berungen Bis gum &iidenmarf, no tie pte@
ber6olt in ben bas Hiidenmart umgebenben
9duten gefunben purbe. Oiefe panosrnz
ben Maben er5eugen ni9t ielten groBe
S9mer3en, tpel9e bas 8a3st4um Der jun
gen S6iere unb @o6l6efinben Glterer &inDer
er6ebli9 beeintrG9tigen fOnnen.s @rit ing
Winter unb gegen Sribiubr Fin legen fe it9
an einem beFimmten Plab i'm rnterbautz
6inbegeipsbe felt. pa4ien I4neu unb er5eu>
gen Die 8eulen, Die i'm Sri6ia6r bic 8rDBe
zines Saubeneies errei9en. InfdngltA
bient i6nen ba5 bonn 81ut ausgei4teoene
Serum CUR 9a9rung, fpdter Der ii9 in Der
8eule bilbenbe Otter. Nnfang Sommsr oer%
ldBt gepD6nli9 in ben erften Morgenituroen
bic Mabe bic 8euIe unb fu4t einen S4lupfz
pintel i'm Miite auf, berpupPt iif, uno IN
ettpa bier Mo4en i4Giipft aus Der PupPe
Die 8iesfliege.
Mus bie1er 2ebenstpeiie ergeben it@ aud
Die @ertilqunqsmaBregeln, 8on SUM- Bis
@nbe auguf perben Die @ier an Die 9oare
getlebt, mit6in muB fletBig, namerttltd)
tpenn bic 8iesfliege itart i@pdrmt, NIT Der
aurtGtI6e gepubt perben, bamit bic Gter
por Dem @usf9liipfen Der Mfaben %entfernt
perben. 3peitens tpirO bur4 abOaheln,
Serausoriiden Der Mabe, Die Sltege psrnthz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22
Bldtter uno BIatben.

= Die 3uderfabrif Sranfent6aI in Der
Pfal3 getpGbrt fir 1894-95 troy Der Be-
Ionbers ungiiniigen 8erbGltnife ienes Sab
res 1920 psf. 9ioibenoe glei9 lpie i'm
8oriabr. Ser Heingepinn betrug 1,C31,8G6
M}art gegen 861,138 Mart i'm @oriabr. sc
tperben trob iener bo6en 9ibibsnbe nod
231,867 Marf auf bas laufen6e eSu6r borz
9etragen.
- @ls @ertilgungsmitte1 gegen @6pu>
BEN unO dbnli6es l1nge3iefer in @p6nrGuz
men ptrb neuerbtngs Elm @emiT9 BON Z llnz
gen @ufalpptusOl nit 2 Pfunb fein pulperiz
iirter @ngelifatpur3el ernpfpbIen. 8eibe
Stoffe tperben bur9 8erreiben innig nit
einanOsr bermengt unb bas @emii9 6ierauf
an bic Stellen, an pel6en ii9 bas l~1nge3tez
fer 5u 5eigen pffegt, geftreut, tpel6' 1eBteres
bterbur9 f9neQ get0btet tperben 1pQ.
- Sas @ierfrefen Der 6ennen riibrt mel.
items BON benz SlDBen ober SlieBen Der Gier
FER. 9iefe entbebren mitunter Der %faltartiz
gen S9ale, plaben infolgebe1en beim 9egca
unb perben bon ben 9ennen Ielb1t gefreTen.
= @s 1T bas SlieBen Elm 3ei9en, baB es ben
Sbteren an talt6dItigen Subitan5en feblt
unb 1ie gu fettrei4e Na6rung er8alten 6aben.
gu @nbe Mai unb Nnfang Sum- finben bic
0ii6ner an tbaufrii9en Morgen ulf Grasz
fldben unb Seloern fe6r biel Snfetten unh
8iirmer, tpelbe oteS l1ebel befOrbern. Man
lafTe bic 6ennen erit na6oem Der Sbau porz
iiber in bas Srete unb fittere iie nit falfz
arttgen unb fttdftoffbaltigen Suttermitteln
i'm staff. Den 9ennen aber, bic au9 an Der
barten S9ale 10 lange piden, Bis fie fprinqt,
runbe man Elm fpentg ben f9arfen @9nabel
ab ober, tpenn aI1es ni4ts 9ilft, I9la9te man
fe.
= Ser gerliner @erein CUR SDrberunq
Der &anin4en5u3t ma9t groBe Mnitrenquns
gen, benz &anin9enfleii3e ben Slid Der
8eD0lterrng gu erobern. 500 proben aes
bratenen 8anin9enflet16es purben pGhz
renb bes &anin9enmarttes am Gpnntaq.
ben 8. Mdr5, Mittags BON 12-2 Ibr, in
ben 8dumen bes 8erliner @ereins fir &a>
ntn9en5u9t auf Soften bes 8ereins an SEE
hermann unentgeltli3 bert6eilt. NuBerz
benz erbielt mod ieber 8efu@er Elm 2oos CUR
unentgeltlt6en Sbeilnabme an elmer 2ottez
rie D%Oltdnbig umfonit eingebdnbigt. Ser
8erein be3pedt biermtt, Sebermann @elez
genbeit gu geben, ben @ertb bes &anin9enz
fleii9es fptpie Die &~unin9en3u9t aus eigez
ner Nnf9auung fennen gu lernen, um 70 bag
&aninbenfleii9, bas benz beIten S9fenz
fleii9 gleih3ua6ten lift, in bic peitefen
G9i9ten gu berbreiten, tpie man iol6es in
@nglanb, Selsien unb 6rantrei4 l4On ldngt
pOrfinbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22

berum a~ufnabmefdbig fir ben in Der 2uft
befinbli9en @tidfpff; pfliigen, eggen nno
tpal5en Der 3pii6enfrlt4t luien uns ferner
neben benz @ortbetl Der lebtern cine nn@
frauternte getpinnen, ebe nns bic untrduter
Bel Der bedbii9tigten 9aupternte, tpie bas
6Gufig Der San 1T, 10 biel &ergerniB be-
reiten.
s5a1en mir nun ale bieTe Bunfte 5uiam>
men, nebmen mir ferner Die biaigen greiie
uaer unTerer nptbpenbigen 9iilfsmittel, tp;e
gfliigc, @%efpunnbieb, 9ei3irre, ielbit DR.
beitslDbns, 10 fO1ten eigentli4 beute recht
.8ie1e ih9 Der in fi4erter 4usfi9t itebenz
ben 8Dbsnberei9erung gu Nuben MAIDEN.
Nebmen mir ferner Die billigen Pretie auer
~unIerer @~erfaufsartifel, 10 folten pobl
allie berIu6en, ibrer @4oae NIT allen an
@ebote 1te6enben 9iilfsmitteln Die bO3tten
@rtrGge q b3uringen unb 5tpar: 0ur9
rationale 9iingnng unb oerltanOt9e
8pbenbebanb1ung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22
Die Ddneunesfra9e in faelid pos
puldrer BeIeuhtuns.
Bon .. 3. @ib, StIa&
CgnInR.)

9i9t MIR bic Oben dngefiibrten 9flunaen
(Widen, grbIen II, +. n.y. beiiBen Die ben
8pben berei6ernbe gigeni9aft, fOnbsrn audi
bic Derf9iebenen 8leearten. Qus Diefem
@rnnbe mD6te ib aub ben &lee als 3ntz
idenfru3t ongefeben tpifien. 3eitig i'm
5rii6iabr in @interroggen pber 8ei5en gez
fact, btI6et er, i'm ndGften Sriibiabr unterz
eepflitgt, cine Dor5iigli9e 6ilfe fir &ar<
toffeln, namentlt9 dber fir 3uderriiben.
Sc t0nnte nun etngetpenbet tperben, buB
ale bieie MuBregeGn gu bie1 &rbeit beanz
fpru@en, mit6tn 5u tbeuer feien! So, 1T benin
bitie Dirt Der @etpinnung BIN @tidfDff, Der
9nmusberei9erung, pirtli6 tbeuer9 SIT es
benin nibt ~iiberbaupt rutbfum, ben 8oben
fDfort nub ieber @rnte ffa3 gu pfligen, I'm
11ntraut unb @rd5er gu berttlge1, ben 8oben
at eggen unb gu t~puG5en, tim ben unfrautz
famen aufgebeu su lafen2! @gsen mir iiberz
bdupt genug (9terii6er, 1per1 ertpInf9t, Elm
nnberes Ma0.
9o9 nun, Sbr ale, Sbr lie6en beati9en
Bansr1 in St unb Nprb, elm 8eipann
pferbe rtebr eingeteIt, etnen Pflng msbr
Dbsr einen gr0Beren unb Die @gge fleiBig gez
bunb6abt! Damn tprbet sSSbr BEL berbdGtniBz
mGBtg gertngen Mebrausguben einen erb0bz
ten grtrag auf bemTeiben plube e~r5ielen.
9ur3 @npflan5en pon 3pif9enfru3t
tpirb erret6t: l., @nfummIung bon Stid=
ftOff i'm goben. g., 9umusberei6erung.
g., 9ur9 Dfteres Pfliigen fommt Der 8Oben
in raube Sur9e, bic a%tmOspbdrtf9e Suft
fam alfo better auf i'm einpirteny ieber err
nslfe @ggenftri4 ma3t ben 8o0eH tDte@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-22
t. Gs gef6ie6t i'm 5rii6iabr, bepor Die

tet. IS gei9ie6t i'm 5ri9ia3r, beppr bic
Mabe bic 8eule ber1dBt, am lei4teiten, tpenn
bas i9pur3e 6intertbeil Der MaDe ii9 an
Der Oeffnung 5eigt. @u9 fann bic W3aoe
erttdt perben, inbem man bic Defining
nit elmer bidfliiTii9en fettartigen @ubitan5
berf3miert. Sin 9emi19 BON Wagen=
f9miere ober Sett nit S9pefel6lume ion
CUTE Oienfte leiiten. Ser S9aben, pel9er
bon Der 8iesfIiege ongeri4tet nirb, liegt
ni9t nur in Der Minbertpert6igfeit Der 9aut,
~ionbern AUDI bas Sleii9 unter Der 9aut
nimmt bur9 bic 4ronii9e Gnt5iinbung cine
f6mubigzgelbe Sarbe an, tpe19e f9On mad
12-24 Stunben f3mubigzgriingelb tpiro.
Oas oft pei9e, ia man4mal galertartige
Sleif9 muB %entfernt tperben, oamit bus
5teii9 oertGuflih pirb. &e4nen mir 6ier5u
nod bic gei9dbigte 9efunbbeit unb bas
mangel6aFte Ma9st6um Der Sbiere, 10 baz
BEN bic 2anbtpirt6e ale l1rfa4e, nit alien
Wtttefn gegen bas SnIsft %bor5uge9en uno
bafel6e gu berni9ten.