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The times., 1897-05-15
TEN KILLED OUTRIGHT.
The Pinkney Mine Disaster More
Serious Than First Reported.

Florence, Ala, May 14.-The disaster
which occurred at the Pinkney ore mines
was more serious than first reports In
dicated Ten white men and boys We're
killed outright. and ten others We're SER
iousiy wounded.
The killed are: Joseph Remington, Calvin
Kilburn, william Kilburn. James Brown
and his eieven-year-oid son; Calvin Harris,
Landin Harris, Richard Hardwick, Matt
Crow, and James Crow.
Only two escaped serious injuries. One
young man, seeing his danger, jumped to
a tree and received hut slight scratches
The mines where the disaster occurred
belong to J. c. McLanahan.
The times., 1897-05-15
TRAIN wRhckERs AT WORK.
Narrow Escape of the New York
and Philadelphia EXpress.

New Brunswick N. J., May II. An at
tempt to wreck a train on the Pcnnsylva-
MIA Railroad at Milestone Junction, one
mile from this city, at noon today, nearly
resulted in serious accident to train No.
Sc, known as the New Yorkand Philadelphia
express.
Three ties had been wedged between
the rails so as TO form the greatest
resistance.
The engineer saw the ties about 100
yards ahead and put the brakes down hard.
The shock threw the passengers from
their seats.
The engine rushed on at decreased spee,l,
and struck the ties just before coming TO
q stop. The shock was enough to shattcr
the ties and make huge dents IN the pilot.
The engineer ascribes the saving OF
the train To the fact that he was sligiily
ahead OF time and was not making his
highest speed.
The times., 1897-05-15

in all life and history has ever done any
thing half SO good as this. 1t is something
to which woman may well devote herself
and may well make every preparation to
preform successfully. 1t is an exploded the
ory that baby must come with great pain and
suffering. A woman who will properly pre-
pare herself for the time of pafturition by
using DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
during the entire period of CESSATION will
find all of the danger and much of the suf-
fering eliminated. She will find also that
her baby will be healthy, and that she her
self will be strong and we'll in re emarkably
short time. This is the only medicine in
the world that will do this thing, and it will
do it certainly and infalIibly "The Fa
vorite Prescription I" is positive specific
for all forms of female weakness and dis
ease It is designed to benefit just one set
of organs, and that it does do this to a Won
derful degree is attested by thousands of
letters similar to that of Mrs. L. H. Huff, of
Mountairy, Surry Co., N. c., who writes:
About 1s months ago began taking Docto.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and was greatly
benefited by it. have been for seven or eight
wears great sufferer from female weakness
gastraIgia, etc. tried the best doctors but OBJ
taiued no relief was taking medicine all the
huence of medicine. Since taking your medi
cine have not taken any from any other doctor
Before began taking your medicine my weight
was from RS 70 ISo pounds now weigh Som Izs
to 1883. Everybody says they never saw such
change In any one"
For biliousness constipation, palpitation of fhs
heart, sick and bilious headaches, sour stomach,
foul breath heart burn and hatulence there Is no
certain and positive cure except Doctor Herce's
Pleasant Pellets. They are tiny, sugar-coated
two-inch vial Druggists sell them-twenty-five
cents. It Is dangerous to accept substitute,
The times., 1897-05-15
BIG DAMAGES AWARDED.
A Verdict Rendered Against New
York City for SS1S, 900.

New York, May 14.-After dragging
through the courts for nearly twenty
years, decision was handed down today
in the famous suit brought against the
mayor of New York by c. J. Campbell
The verdict allows Campbell SS1S .07432
for infringement OF a patent relief valve
for use on fire engines.
The suit was commenced on November
"a, 1877.
1t will probably be several years before
the case is definitely settled, as the city
will undoubtedly carry it TO the United
States circuit court of appeals, and, IL
necessary, to the United States Supreme
Court,
The times., 1897-05-15
THE MAIL BAG REPAIR SHOP.
The Special Investigating Commit
tee Concludes Its Labors.

The special committee appointed by
Gen. Shallenberg, the Second Assistant
Postmaster General, to make general
investigation of the Government nail
bag repair shop, has concluded its work
and made its report
This report has been filed il the Of
flee of the Second Assistant Postmas Ter
General. 1t is not likely that 1T will be
made public at any time In detail, but
there is an opinion at the shop that the
general result will be known within a
very few days
The times., 1897-05-15
THE CORwINE CASE.
He Submits to a Judgment of "Prob-
ably Guiitys

Newport, r. l., May lathe case Of the
State against Paymaster Corwine, [. S. NJ,
for obtaining $1,000 under false pre-
lenses, was disposed of in the district
court here this morning by the defendant
submitting to a judgment of probably
guilty. His case was then sent to the
grand jury. He was released on bail
This move is regarded as merely TO iseep
Corwine under what protection the State
government may afford him, while his
friends continue their efforts in Wash
ington for clemency.
The times., 1897-05-15

The Westfieid tInd) News prints the
following in regard to an old resident Of
that place: Prank McAvOy, for many
years In the employof the l., n A. & c. Ry
here, says: Il have used Chamberlain 3
Collie, CoIera aud Diarrhoea Remedy for ten
years ar Ion ger am never without il in my
family. | consider il the best remedy of
the kind manufactured take pleasure in
recommending il. 1t is specific FOR
all bowel disorders For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist e3S
F 81. and Conn ave and S st. NV.
The times., 1897-05-15
A Grand army court-martiaI.

Rochester, n. T., May 14-Excitement In
Grand Army circles in this city reached
its climax today when a court-Inartal con
vened TO investigate the charges preferred
against Gen. John A. Reynolds by Gen
James r Chamberiin. Gen ChamberIin
Chains that his brother officer circuIated
story &c the effect that at the battle
OF Trent Road he shot a wounded rebel
who was lying ON the ground, pleading for
rlaprcv
The times., 1897-05-15
Reipstated nv Mr.. Palmer.

The following reinstatementsi in the GOV
ernment Printing Office were announced
yesterday afternoon: William W. CLARKE.
OF Iowa, storekeeperin the bindery; William
A DeGroot, of Michigan, compost ,Or;
George W McCutcheon, Mrs. Mary Wise,
District OF Columbia. press feeder; Messrs.
Clarke, DeGroot and McCutcbeon are all
ex-Union soldiers, and Mrs Wise is tie
widow OF a soldier.
The times., 1897-05-15
THERE MAY BE A LYNcHING.
An Organized Posse Looking for Il
CoIored Murderer

Morganfield, Ky, May 14.-The sheriff
of Posey county, Ind, and fifty deputies
are here TO capture the negro assailant and
murderer OF nine-year-old Lilly Buente,
whowas killed near Evansville Wednesday.
John Slaughter, who came here from
Indiana and spent last night in the city,
is thought to be the man wanted.
Every cabin in the city is surrounded by
the officers and the negro may be lynched
if caught. The sheriff thinks lie will have
him before the day is over.
The times., 1897-05-15

The Transvaai reply to Mr.. Ghamberlain's
ultimatum is not at all bad. 1t is bold and
defiant, and suggests that if there are diff
ferences between the two countries they
are eminently fit subjects for arbitration.
Coming at such time, this is rather like a
Joke on J. Ri
The times., 1897-05-15

Sir Charles Wentworth Dixie who, from
sad experience, knows what hurts, has de
clared that the subsection of Greece lis
decidedly ruinous To British interests OF
course it is; everybody knows it is. and
where are the teeth and claws OF the
British lion?
The times., 1897-05-15
A Noisy LEGISLATURE.

Frankfort, Ky. May 14-When the SEN
ate elections bill came up this morning in
the house, the silverites tried in every
way To prevent the bill from getting be
fore the house. The Republican speaker
was denounced by the silverites as a fraud,
and pandenonium reigned- The speaker
had finally to declare the body adjourned
to restore order.
The times., 1897-05-15
Editor Smiths Narrow Escape

Little Rock, Ark, May 14.-State Sem
ator Robert McMullin this afternoon made
a desperate attempt ON the life Of j. ii.
Smith, editor of the Arkansas Gazette.
Smith struck MeMuIlin's arm, causing the
the bullet to miss his body by few
inches
The times., 1897-05-15
Charles /. Patton Reinstated.

Secretary Alger vest erday reinstated
Charles L. Patton to a 81 900 year
clerkship In the War Department Mr.
Patton was one of the 500 employees that
Secretary Lamont dismissed two years ago
The times., 1897-05-15
Mr.. Nor,y.eu Resigns.

James A. Norwell, OF Michigan, teaderec
to Secretary Gage yesterday his Tesignn
tiOn as chief OF the second auditors Of
ficein theTreasury Department Theresig
nation was voluntary and was accepted
The times., 1897-05-15

Now. why in the world should the work
ingman object to doing nothing? The
Senate and the House are setting him a
fine example. Unfortunately, howe ger, if
he follows 1T, the municipal authoriti IS put
him in Jail
The times., 1897-05-15
Advocate MiIler's appointment.

A delegation of prominent ice men waited
upon the Commissioners yesterday and ufg-
ed the selection OF John ID. Miller for the
position OF sealer of weights and measures.
Congressman Mudd and jor James Al
bert Clark, president of the Maryland
Editors Association, called to press the
claims OF Charles E. Schaffer.
The times., 1897-05-15

Prays for Transfer of Property.
George Staffau yesterday filed a bin
in equity against Anna Zeust, praying that
the court issue an order directing her 10
transfer TO him property 2oS streetsouth-
west, bcqueathed her by Staffan's wife
without, it is alleged, the knowledge and
consent of the petitioner.
The times., 1897-05-15
Has the Right of Defense.

London, May Ia The Athens corre-
spondent of the Times has had an inter-
view with the prime minister, Rail- IN
reference to the activity of the Greek
forces in Epirus NJ. Ralli said that until
an arnistice was announced Greece re-
tanned liberty of action.
The times., 1897-05-15

MIR. Mckinley has not seen Mr. Dupuy de
LONE at the White House for several yearsi
The latter meets him In the back yard )f
Secretary Sherman's house perhaps
The times., 1897-05-15
Clerks for Field service.

Commissioner of Pensions Evans yester-
day ordered that no details for field service
shall hereafter be made of clerks receiving z
a salary in excessof ST 400 per annum.
The times., 1897-05-15
Cuban Leagl

Cuban Leagues New President
At q meeting of the Cuban League last
night, Gen William Henry Browne, re-
tired. was elected president, to succeed
J. W Lake.
The times., 1897-05-15
Acauit Grand Master Tate.

Omaha, Neb., May 14.-After an exciting
session in the A. o. U. W. State conven-
tion, Grand Master Tate was acquitted
OF the charge of malfeasance in office.
The times., 1897-05-15
A LOCOMOTIVES EXPLODEs.
Several Men Seriously Injured by
the Falling Debris.

Halifax, n. s., May IA "A locomotive
exploded in the Intercolonial Railway
roundhouse at Richmond, near this city,
this morning 1t was torn TO pieces by the
explosion The engine shed was also
wrecked
In the falling debris number Of the
men were hurt, but none fatally, thought
was at first reported that several mad
been killed
The times., 1897-05-15

Cousin of Secretary Sherman Dead
New York, May 4.-John Sherman Tag
lor, cousin Of Secretary Sherman, died to-
day at his home at Greenlawn, L. I.
The times., 1897-05-15

But one marriage license was issued yes
terday, Jonah Boyle, OF Washington. ID. C.,
to Wilhenlina Schmidt.
The times., 1897-05-15

bury-Cleveland scheme were to be launched
in advance of measures to prepare the pub
lie mind for it, there would be danger that
it might be too closely analyzed and its
hidden nnrInsa disclasad Tia ronaz1.alax,
The border vidette., 1897-08-21
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery OF the age peas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels.
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and bilionsness. Please buy and try box
OF e. c. G. to-day; 10, %, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The border vidette., 1897-08-21

Writing tablets at the Line City
Store for 5 cents up to so cents each.
The largest and cheapest assortment
ever brought to Negales.
The border vidette., 1897-08-21

applicable to securing titles to public
lands and mines, and the least costly
means of obtaining the same. They
Will make strong firm as they are well
and popularity known in this CITY and
southern Arizona generally. The Star
bespeaks for them large clientage.-
Star.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Befhafune Ger eriten Bienenp5lfer.

Ser Mnfdnger Iolte beim Nnfaufe bon
8ienen tets einen tii9tigen 8ienen3ii9ter gu
Hatbe 5ieben uno bic gegebenen &atbf9ldge
bethlehem genau befolgen. Man gei5e beir1
@infaufe nt1t einiger Dollars pegen, neil
audi bier bas Gpri9nort bpae @eltung fin
bet: n8iqig gstauft, 1T tbeler gefunft".
Die giinftigfte 3eit gum Antaufe bon Sic
men lit Der Sriibling, tpenn AUDI I'm bisIe 3ett
Die 8ienen etpas tbenerer als i'm Qerbfe
Iinb. @ar Man9er, Der auf bieIen ppblgez
metnten &atb ni9t bDrte, bat S9aosn ses
babt. Ser bette 8tenenitod i'm 9erbte fann
Der I6lebte1te i'm 5riiblinge iein. SIN 6erbfte
fann ielbit Elm 8ienenmeiiter pon einem 9uz
ten 8ienenitpde ni9t nit Si6er6eit bebaupz
ten, baB berIelbe AUDI i'm Sriibiabre nod 10
gut fem ipirb. Den 4ntauf bon 8ienen be-
Iorgt man am be5ten Bel etnem rationelen
8ienen5ii9ter, Der au6 @arantie fir feline
8Olfer Bis CUR S6parm3eit @leiitet. Muf
biefe WeiIe fdbrt man am beiten. Bta mar
8ienenbDlfer in eigenem Wobnorte faufett, 10
muB bic rebertragune berleIben mod boz benz
&einigungsausfluge ftattfinoen, iOnit fliegen
piele 8ienen auf Die ate Stele 5urid. gta9
Itatteebabtem &einigungsausfluge f5nnen
8~ienenbDlter nur mebr aus einem ipenigltens
2 Meilen entfernten Spte iibertragen tperbea.
Sin gutes 3u6tbolf muB feline 8ienen@
nobnung, electromagnetic ieinen lle6ertpin@
.terunasraum bon Maben baben. 0ieIelben
f0nnen neiB ober braun, biirfen aber nt9t
f6tpar3 fem. Die &Onigin fon bD6itens
8peiiG6rig fem. Die 8tenen miifien penigz
items flint @abengafIen btht beIebea uno
9onig Biz gum 8e9inre Der eriten erglebi9ea
Sra9t baben. Man beginne Die 8tenen3u9t
ME NIT nur eirem 8~ienenbplte, ba, nenn bic
fem etnas 3uitoBen fp1te, mas ia ME ausge=
f9lofIen lit, man ii6 bann ni6t 9elfsn
t0nnte. SIS iolen fir ben Nnfang psrtgz
items 3tpei, aber ME mebr als bier 8ienenz
b0lfer ertpprben iper0en.
Mit S9ndrmen Die 8ienen3u9t ~beg;rnen
gu %fppllen, neil felbige bi1iger ais gauge 8iez
nenpDlter gu erbdlten Iinb, 1T ni9t pratttI6.
ba oft S9pGrme pine l1nterftiibun9 ni6t
70 bel 8au auffiibren unb 9pnig auffpeiz
6ern, als fir ben Minter notbtpenbig lit. gs
giebt Gbsr nibts MiBli9eres fir ben an
finger, als penn er f9On i'm erten Sabre fir
ben Dinter auffiittern muB, obne noh fir
Die gsbabtsn auslagen ettpus bersin9ebro6t
51 baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

belt perben uno Die 8~eerenfeloer miirben
me6r einbringen, Der @ert6 bes Mderlanbes
ipiirbe 1teigen. Nber audi bier3u iinO Mdnz
ner nit Capital erforoerli9, uno lolange mir
bieie ni6t BADEN, aiibt uns AUDI bas CUTE
2anb niGts unb Der Stat @aI6inetun bleibt
Elm unoe{9Gffener ,0iomant, pber 1T elmer
Mil6fu6 pine WtilA gu berglei9en.
Mit benz 9ppFenbau iiebt es bier INNER
nod 6offnuneslps aus. 9opfen lit 5par inn
9rei1e um Elm paar Gents per gfuno celtic
gen, bod be3ablt ii9 Der 6opfenbau AUDI Bel
bie1en Preifen nod n:bt, oeRenllngea9tet
meroen absr alle, 9opfenfeloer, tpel4e ooriges
eSabr unbeIteqt liegen geblieben, tpieoer in
Mngriff genommen; babur9 pirb Der @rtrag
Der ndbten @rnte elbitberitdnbli9 ipieber
auf's Nelle pergr0Bert tperoen lrto Der preis
pieberum berunter geben, fpenn ni9t e;pe
MiBernte ba3tpi1den treten folte.
Cur 8earbeitung Der 6opfenfsloer fperben
piele Mrbsiter gebrauht, Die aber iebt Isbr
ror finb unb mad bener ipobl ben 9an5en
CONNER iiber eine quite gla9frage bor6aroen
iein nirb. Der Monatslo6n fir einen Or
better betrGgt $3.50 BET 3eb~nitiinoiger
tGgli9er Nrbeits5eit nebit 8efoftgung uro
@obnung, 8inbsr un6 i4wd4ere @rpa9=
fene er6alten so Gents per Sag nebit Soft
l,nb 9pqis fir lei9tere Mrbeiten, pie Mnbin@
Den urb SSdten. Sir bic leBteren 5tpei &laiz
fen bon Nrbeitern 1T eberfaas oas gdr5e
Sa6r binbur9 rege 3a9frage, ba Der 9opfen
biel bsrartiger Nrbeiten forbert. gtele Der
Sopfenbauer feben fi9 1don iebt nod 9o=
pfenpfliidern fir nd4iten 9erbt Inn, ba
1ebr biele 2eute bon Wa16ington fort in bic
8erqtperfe BON Mldstd unb 8ritif6 @ollm@
bia ge3ogen itnb, mo- fe 81 urto auf pdrts per
Sag betomnrsr. @s ftebt dlio ieBt l9on feft,
baB fir bas 9opfenpfliiden i'm tpmmenOen
6erb1 Before pre;ie be8ablt peroen miif1en,
peniqftens um ] fne6r, dls i'm pergangenen
Seabr; 5olten ober Die 5arnler tpegen sa
niebriger 6%opfenpreiIe niht i'm Stanoe letn,
fir bas pfliiden mebr 5h bs3a9len, 10 oiirfte
po6G piel 6ppfen ungepfliidt an ben Stan@
gen bdngen bleiben.
Ser @inter mar bel1er niht Iebr angez
nebm, mir batten 3tuar muir tpen;g Shnee
pber 8Glte, absr 3iemli4 bel &egen u1o
@6neege1tDber, au4 bat fid bas 5riibiabr
fult einsefii6rt unb 70 itnb mir NIT ben
selbarbeiten gegen friibere Sabre, inn 9a1r9@
16nitt genommen, nod ettpas 5uriid, Se1te
@riiBe an ale 2sIsr Der ngetloge".
6. s. Mi9ler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
neue metbooe ser Rooiesdensudi

CUR Mnan@t Der Gabies@en tpGble man
Elm etpas Iarbiges, frdftiges, ieoo9 itlft
frif6 eebiin9tes @tid 2unO, tbeilt bafelbe
in 4 SUB breite 8eete unb 3tebe auf 1eoem
berIelben 2aa-24 3On tiefe Sur6er. Slele
sSurben nerben nit einem Semitic bon
2aubz unb @pmpofterbe 5ur9Glfte an9efult.
Nuf biefe eingebra@te grOe itreue man el1te
etpa 9 3oG bobe S9i6t &o4idl3 n1o ide
barauf ben @amen, iebo9 ni9t gu bid. Den
Sdmen bebedt man pieber nit Der be5etfz
ueten @rbmiI6ung. 6terduf pirb bas 8eet
geebnet, lei6t ongeflOpft unb begofen, Sn
1ebr furaer 3eit feimt Der @amen unO Die
9flun5en ipa9fen bann iebr f9nea. Sine
bur9 @ieBen erbaltene glei3mdBtge Serd)7
tiGfeit, unteritiiBt bur9 @ieBen nit Sal5s
paiTer am QGberb, pirtt febr bortbellbaft.
Mabt mar aGle IA Sage cine 4usiddt alIf
bie1e @ei1e, 10 tpirb man fortpdbrer1o, an9
i'm beiBen CONNER, i6Dne CARTE HaOtesd|en
baben, tpel6e ME bobl unb bol5ig iperOen.
Dem 70 NIT Sal3 bebanbelten BoDen blel@
ben au3 bic Gr6flO9e fern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Gtnrihtuns zines Bienenftqnoes.

@tG man i'm Sri6iu6r einen neilen 8iez
n%enitano einri@ten, 70 muB nan baruuf be-
oa9t iein, bemfelben einen g~eeigneten plab
GIT geben. Wtit lnre9t baden bic eSSmter
friiberer 3eit gu groBes @epi9t auf bic
9inlmelsge9enb, nd6 pel9er bic StDde aus
fliegen, gelsgt. Dieter Puntt 1T, penn bic
StOde nur gegen @tiirme unb namentli4
gegen 3ugluft gef6iibt itnb, 10 3ientli3
gleidgiltig. Cine betmlihe, fiible 3ugluft,
pie Iie an mdn9en Srten faf INNER, felbit
an BEN pdrmften unb p%inottaiten 3ugen
fii6lbar til, lit Der Sob Der 8ienen. On folz
9en 8ldBen itele man ia feline 8ienen auf,
benin man pirb ME duf einen griinen 3netg
fommen. Ginb bic St0de aber gegen 3ug<
luft unb an beftise 9tiirme gef9ibt, 10 lit
es 5iemli6 glei9gtlttg, pp ite iteben unb nod
glet9giltiger, nu9 tpel6er 9immelsgegenb
ite ausflieger. 9at man iebo9 bic @a6l,
10 pdble man SIT, gebt bas ntbt, Nprb, Siib
unb rnbli9 WeIt. Nur miiKen StDfe, penn
lie gegen Sii0 ober Weit ite6en, an Iebr betz
BEN Sommertagen gegen ben Nnpraa Der
~gliibenben @onnenftroblen gefhiiBt peroen,
tpenn bas 8ienenbaas nidt 10 gebaut lit,
bdB cine IDlbe 8orri9tung iiberfliiiiig tpirO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

fel6e t9eilpeife mangelt, itnb nur mitteltange
unb S~raubengurfen nit @rfolg gu 3ie6en.
Der 8oben felbit iOQ in gutter 0ungfraft Itez
ZEN, Die Sat pber Bflan3lD9er miiIIen, je
me6r le 6eHer, NIT berrottetem Oiinger uno
GpmppItsrbe untermiI6t perben. Sci beiBsm
@etter bef0rbert @ieBen unb Gpriben ain
N6enb bos Wa6st6um duBerprbentlt6, SO
lit unter alien l1mitGnben bas 3pedmdBiQIts
unO Si9erite, (u6gefe6en BON grDBen Jelo>
culturen), Die &erne, iptpobl bic Der 2dnbz
lpie Der Sreibgurfen, in feu9tge6aItenen
SdgeIpdnen gum Nnfeimen gu bringen. Sn
SGgefpGnen ge6en Die @urfen, ndmentlidb
ettpas parm geitelt (circa 80 @rab S. Ttets
ft3er auf. SSn ben Miitbeeten entifebt Ser
Me6lt6au in Der Regel BEL ungeniigenbec
8obenpdrme ober bur9 8egieBen nit faltem
Wufer. Mdn fam benz ltebel am be iten baz
bur9 i~teuern, baB man bic befallenen S6eile
NIT SeifenDa1er a6pGi6t, benz man etpdS
S9nefelblumen bur9 &o9en Der Mif6un1
beigeIebt bat. SIM freien 2an6e, po Elm
W}eblt6au geipO6nli9 cine SOlge bon nabz
falter Witterung III, biIft 3utpetlen bas 8ez
gieBen Der Pflan3en nit elmer M6fo9ung
Der 8ldtter bes 9oLunberitrau9es, Der man
ettpas S9tpefelpulber 5uIebt SleiBiges 8ez
BADEN nnb 8ebdufeln unb 5%utpeilen Elm @uB
BON fliiiiigem 9iinger trGgt ie6r bisl CUR
@eiunbbeit unb &rdftigung Der pflan5en
Bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Shmeinefeiih fir oen Sommer auf.
-Subepahren.
gaoorus SG., 9. @priG 1887.

Saborus Sa., 8. Mpril 1887.
@eebrter 6err Hebafteur.
9err Nic. Nep in Sotpa mD9te piicn, pie
man Sletf6 fir ben CONNER am bsit Ell
a%ufbepabren fam. 9afiir min ib i6m cir
&e3ept mittbeilen, tpelhes einfa9 unb bilig
lit. Naboem bas 5leiI9 gut g%eIal3en uno
gerGudert 1T, nimmt man refine, trodene
Barrels, 3uder= ober Sal5fdfer, itreut eins
S9i9t Sdl3 auf ben 8ooen, nimmt un0
Iebt bic 6leif9ftiide runo inn Barrel, 10 Diele
uls %bineingeben nit berS6parte nah auBen,
bod barf bas 5leif9 ni9t an chamber rei=
ben. Damn flint man ale %3piI9enrdume
gut nit Sala aus, iobaB feline Soblrdume
bleiben, unb Itreut obenauf 10 bteG Sal3, als
n0tbig 1T, UNI 0as SleiI9 gut 3u6eOeden.
Damn febt man cine 5peite S9i9t auf bic
e,Ite unO perfdbrt ipie 5uerit. Nenn oas
Sap bon lit, 19iittet man Oben 10 bel Sdl8
alf, baB bic pbers S9i9t bi9t bamit be-
bedt. 1T unb bann nimmt man einsn Cad
pper anoeren 3eugftoff unO binDet bamit ba5
SAP gut gu unb felt es an einen tiiblen Srt.
0enn OdS 5leii9 urIpriingli4 gut ~gsial3en
unb ri6tig aerdu6ert mar unO man es, ipie
bier angegeben, eingepadt bat, ipirb es NOD
i'm September 10 gut Iein, tpte es i'm Mdr5
mar.
Sd era@te bies fir bas bette unb elm
fa6fts Mittel, um Slefi@ auf8ubeuo6ren.
llebrigens oarf man ni4t glauben, pap Oas
5leii@ bierOur6 Ial5iger pir0, Oean eS
nimmt fein Sal5 mebr uuf, nu66em es elm
gepadt lit; aud 1T bas Sal3 nidt pcrIorer,
benin man farm es febr gut an 2ilObieb
uno S@peine Derfittern. Sd CLAUDE, ell
Barrel Sal3 geniigt, UNI Oas Sleti9 BON
bier S3peinen auf oben ungegebeie Wstis
ein5upaden.
Auguit &rueger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
s beIte 2.

Die bori tebenbe l1eberii9t (Sab, 2 bringt
einen Na9peis Der 8. 3. beitebenben unb gs@
planten 53uderfabrifsn Der Union, ipd4renb
auf Isabelle 3 fir Die lebten 6 Sabre, add3
Sabriten getrennt, bic 5lG9en angegeben
Iinb, pel6e benz Giibenbau getpiDmet ipdrea.
(0a3u 1T gu bemerten, baB Die 5abrif in
Stauntpn in @irginien nah Elm oper 3tpe!
@umpagnen tpteber eingegangen 1T, tpesDalb
baIelbit Die Giibenfld9e nun i'm Sabre 1893
eri9eint. Die Sabr;t in @bop Ctep Mtrtto)
1T erit bor tpenig Sagen fertiggeiteQt porHell,
busie1bs gilt bon Der in Menomonee SAILS,
0is.; es iparer iomit einge6enbe tat;itiIGe
9aten mod ni9t gu bef3affen.)
Nus Der lebtgenannten Isabelle ergtebt ii9,
baB Der &itbenbal IN ben lebten Sabren bel
alien Sabriten Itetig 5ugenommen, baB allo
zine INNER gr0Bere 3a6l 0on 6arr1ern It4
nit bieIer fir fe neuen @ultur angefregnbet
bat.
Nit 6uderriiben bcbaute GLADDEN. in oen
Der. Staten in Qcres.
SabeIIe 3.