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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
ti1nore Railroad.
Schedule in effect Novenber 2s, 1879
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON AS
IL L -

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON AS
FOLLOWS:
For Philadelphia (express), 1.57, 1902. 40
GSo 7.42. 1850, $50, Sb5 9.33. 1903, 1913, l.2o
lbs. las A. M, l2.l6, l.S7, sos, 3.1l, 4.6s
b.04. Cos, $50, G.52, sos and DIG P. M.
M. 1916. 2.Ss. 400. 52S. 100 and 1910 +. M
$50. $50, $50, I0.05, ll.26, 1l2s A. M, LS7.
sos. ASS, sos, 8.52 and 9.0S p. M.
Accommodation. $40. 70s, 8.R. n.o2
A. M, 1915. 2.as. 400. 5.2s. 6.3s. TO and
For New York Through e1press,, l;97,
121S UNntns Carl. 1877 Dining Can, 81.
sos, '6.a lining Carr and So. s:ls T: M,
connecting via Broad Street Station, Phil
adelphia. 4.2G, $50 7GS $50. 1908 A. NJ,
ass. 8.0s 4.6S, b.04 and 1910 P. M.
For Boston without change, 1915 A. M
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations. 7sS A. M and 6.ss P. M.
Baltimore and Washington. AS. sol,
oil. 10 is and l1.8O A. NJ. 1905. E.4s. n Ill.
100. 3.5s, 52S *s.l2. 100. 1877. Sill p. M. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
247. 4.43. $50 P. NJ. 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington (express). $50, 7:2o. 7.26. S.s2.
1927 lips A. M, 1909, 1881. liz. 202. BIS.
SAC, 4.O1. AL. sos 6.ss. b.5s, SIT. 6.5s. 7.sl
lilo lille P; N. and Ices night, ,o~
NJ; ia i.lS. to8, "A. SIS, SIS, 1903 and
Sunday Trains.
For Philadelphia (express), 1.5f. 500, 40.
$50, 9S3, 1913, 1l.45 A. M, 1877. sos. 1853.
COS. use. 1928. 9.o6 and s.lS P. NJ.
las. 400, b26 and 1910 p. M.
A. F M fass!ss 'sfsrssss s IT, aaa a IS 81
145, 10. 5.ss, 7.ss ana al 10 . 81 +. N.
For New York Through express). l.67,
8Oa eS3 Dining Carr. 1913, 1lB A. NJ.
1877 Dining Carl. sos, s.os. $50 Dining
s sTe. 81 siso s dehaset1f v'a sfGas
A. NJ, 400 4.tS and 1910 P. M.
For Boston, without change, $50 P. M:
Baltimore and Washington. AsS, sol.
1918 A. NJ. 12.ot. H.4s. $50 b.2S. '612. 1877,
Bill P. M. and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington (expressl: $50. 7.2e, 1l;2s 4. M,
12.Us. liz AZ, eos, 6.6b 7.S1, 1885, l1.10 Ills
p. NJ. and 1905 night.
1880, 2.32, GIL S.aS and 1908 r. M.
For the South.
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam
pa. Nashville. via Asheville and Hot
Springs.
Macon and Charleston: I25S night. daily,
seepers 0 kichmetl and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway. Bill P. M.
daily. sleepers and dining car to Cincin-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24

Cumming, the pho: ographcr,302 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
H0O2ERS AN0Oik r.; ; $::;;:;
Strangers

Take Laxative BroIno Outline Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. 26c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24

TOR SALE A DESIRABLE FARM or rs
acres situated in Christians lid near
fiamehsi wooden mills for sale gu reasonable
prIns. The improvements consist If stunn
M prick mansion containing II rooms with
brch, in tlrst-rlns' condition, frame and Stone
nrn ,box62 tnew frame wagon house 20x.,6 also
bedding and other out buildings necessary on
first class farm, wind mill and pump, which
arnish water to housc and barn, an orchard
, full bearing; the farm is well watcred by Il
Mnning stream, also about 6 acresof woodland
addition to farming facilities there is An IN.
lerlying strata Of fire and pottcr'sclay, with .
)eady market. Address
g. NJ" ID. LYMAN Newport, Del.
i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24

FYtract from the Laws OF Delaware
governing the collection Of Taxes OF New
Castle COMPENSATION s5 Of said Act:
Section Us. That Oh ali taxos paid betots
tho t1rst day Of August there snail DO an
abatement OF i've per csnti'n; on all taxes
paid before the lrst day Of December, there
shall DO an nbai smont OF Lhroe per cantum;
Oh oil taxes paid after tho irst day OF Dseen
her nvo per 1sntum thsrsof shall be addad
tbersto.
HORACE q. RETIEW.
Receiver OF Taxes aud County Treasury
Dkd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24

visiting Wilmington during the holidays
aud washing photographs "ouli do vel
by calling an Cumming, the photograph.
,'r So. Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
Fine Cigars

7 he city market cigar Is ono Of the finest
+ cent cigars In the ri, NV iIap'urtd by
e. A. Bourbon, s. " '45 80 ,bpiuy
stle0ts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
NOTICE.

IN
IL TfIE POLL TAxABI,ES OFrHENONF II
EHN DISTRICT OF WILMINGTON HUN
DRIED.
The poll taxable resldents Of tho Northsrn
dist riot Of Wtlmimlnyton hundred are hsrs-
by EOtinsd that the undersigned, poll tax
collector Tor tho paid district OF said hunir
win be at tho Court House. Wilmington,
daily from . IL III. till u. M, until rurthsr
notice. FOR tue collection OF tho poll taxsi
Of tho Northern distrlot.
JOHN p. UONUHOE.
Colisctor Of Poll THxes for the NorthsFn us.
trlct OF Wilmington Hundrsh. scot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
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" ANTElI

'IXJ ANrED--Men In or near Wilmington
w to act as private de- tectives undof In
Structi0n.. Experience unnecessary. Ad.
aress Universal Detective Agency. Indianap'
oils Ind. nio2l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24

Lon 6ALE-At a Saciifice If sold soon. or
4 Will exchange for city property. my 'nie
iiath; hot wnter heating. riaunod ioi add.
llonAi rooms ON IA ho0r. Lot 60 by sU9
beautiful lawn. fhadc. fruit trees. delight
III home. Apply to II. :. Goldcy, s,h and
NDrESt strestN ulJu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
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NOTICE

IN TOCOUNTY TAXPAYERS
All county tar payers are hereby n0tiHsI
that's nor cent. wifi bs deducted from all
taxes paid before DecsInber isL 1897. after
which time per cent. will be added.
The Tax ofhes OF ths Court Houss will be
Opsn daily trotu 4. ia. to S p. III. and every
Tuesday evening from 7o'ciook until ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24
FOX SAi.E.

I'0H SAIE--t'old Storage ant Wh0l'slls
j. Provision busiGrss. SIS and IS King ST..
Equipped with latest machinery A rare
shnDce to Obtain al establ lshed business
1ilpham Johnston. Attorney. Law Butt
(Nk, ID 2e.t tn-tr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-24

TKTANTED- "A WHITE GIRL FOR GENER
w al Homework must bc n Koud washer
aud iroiier. Apply s29 Washington street.
aS-tf
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-22
VIKING.
July IT,. 1897.

July 1e 1897
As haying time approaches the
weather seems to become more steady,
though the high temperature of the
last days may be an omen of some
lively showers and possible squalls.
But the farmers are all in unison
wishing for ''sunny hoars,'' and if
they get them, so much the better;
at least the hay will be 50 much the
better. ..-...
| Independence Day was spent in
listening to the exercises which were
delivered by the Sunday sc,ool teach
ers and pupils. The Sunday school
picnic was held in grove on Rev.
Tornell's farm, and most of the
towns population were present, while
a few from ad djoining towns also were
in attendance. The principal fea-
lures of the picnic we're:
| 1. A speech delivered by Rev. A.
Tornell, in which, among other
things, he advised parents to begin
the training of their children at an
early age, and showed, by illustra
! ton, how children of different tenn
peraments should be treated differ
emily. .~
2. A speech to the children by "
Drotts, in which he discussed and ex-
planned the word "liberty' from a
theological standpoint. He also
spoke Of the necessity of prompt and
cheerful obedience, citing numerous
instances from the Bible as illustra-
: tions. - - <-~>:. -".
3. Distribution of gifts among the
Sunday school pupils and smaller
children. = .z Ia
4. Free dinner to all present.
5. Sacred songs.
6. The reading of a Bible verse
by each of the Sunday school chill
dren. =. 5.~ ~.~
Z. Short talks to the children by
their teachers.
8. Prayer before and after the ex-
ercises. - - -. r.
Although we had some small show
ers during the day, we all; as far as
known to me, felt we'll repaid by the
refreshments which the ''green grass
and grove" together with the exer-
cises and the we'll filled table, lemon
ade, ETC., afforded us.
About half a score of young people
from Warren were out to P. o. Pet
terson's on Sunday, the l1th inst.
An inquiry was made of Mr.. Taral-
seth, Jr., as to what kind of time
they had, and the answer was some
thing similar to this: "a very good
time, indeed" b.
! A gospel meeting was held in the
southern school house, last Wednes-
day evening. Rev. Peterson, of Min
neapolis, and Rev. Rodfelt, travel
ing preacher, were the speakers.
They, together with Rev.,and Mrs.
Tornell, left for Roseau yesterday to
attend meeting held there, we
think, BY the Swedish Mission
Friends. .@s.5.=s.. .5.
Werner Drotts, Viking boy, who
is a student Of a theological seminary
in Chicago, and is now spending his
summer vacation at home, also went
t. Roseau a few days ago, on the
same errand
{. Some hail fell here week ago last
4 Monday, but no injury was done to
the crops, as there was no wind while
the hail fell. A few of the stones
were as large as ordinary Jumps Of
sugar.
i A carpenter who has been working
I FLOR y. g. Larson, on sec. "a, left for
J New Solum about four days ago. Mr..
! Larson and he appear to have agreed
I to disagree.
i A horse belonging to A. M. Ander-
son, on sec. IS, was badly cut on the
legs in the barbed wire fence two
q days ago. It was let out into the
8 pasture. when it rolled over by the
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-22

[ expect to be III Warren with Il
car OF good work horses Monday,
July 26th. CA. BRADLEY. I.
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-22

0. G. Valtinson, travelling sales
man for the Plano Mfg. Co., is back
from IN extended trip On his line He
reports crops good, and that the
Jones Lever binder is in the lead.
Warren sheaf., 1897-07-22
Choice oats for sale BY s. Cooke..

Five carloads OF Plano machin-
cry Went through town yeStrr,Iay to
Argyle and Stephen. Hurrah for the
jones Lever!
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

The supreme court has decided the
formerly much talked of case of Joseph
r. Dunlap, of the Chicago Dispatch,
who was convicted two years ago of
sending obscene matter through tn e
mails. The supreme court has affirmed
the decision of the lower court, and says
that the publisher must go to the peni-
Tertiary for two years and pay fine of
$4,000. The particular offense was the
matter contained in the advertising col.
umns of the Dispatch. There is no ex.
cuse for filthy publication and little
sympathy is expressed for the convicted
publisher.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25
Opportunities.

''In proportion as communities BE-
come mere settled and popr. Gus, Phil
ip, said Mr. GIatebar, ''the great OPP
portunitics that exist in them fly higher
and higher and become more and more
difficult to capture. For this reason men
often seek new fields, where the shoot
ing is easier. But in this, Philip, as in
everything else, one must exercise judg-
ment. He must find a field in which
game actually does exist, and one that
is likely to produce such opportunities
SLOW shoveler, for example, should 10
cate in the tropics. Nor could the best
boat builder that ever lived reasonably
expect TO succeed in desert, even
though it were hundreds of miles in cX-
tent and he had monopoly Of the bust
ness.
What am endeavoring to point out
to you, Philip, is that not all new fields
arc sure to yield profit. AS matter
of fact, many arc quite barren. A man
must find the right place, and the dis
cernment that would enable him to dn
this would almost certainly qualify him
to stay right here and fight with the
giants.
"And that is just what should adj
wise you to do. Philip. Here is where
the big game is to be found. But, as
have before in substance remarked, You
must be prepared to meet it. Don't fool
away your time waiting at a bear LICK
with a gun loaded for sripc. 2L.s...,. -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

Senator James H. Kyle was reelected
by the South Dakota legislature Thurs
day. For six weeks the legislature has
been balloting without result. Senator
Kyle is a populist but was reelected by
the republicans. The populists control
the legislature, but wera unable to agree
on candidate. The republicans could
not elect one of their own party, so with
the aid of but thirteen of the majority
party they elected a senator. Senator
Pettigrew and the populist organiza ton
opposed Kyle, and the republicans not
being strong enough to gain an actual
victory, done what they could and pro.
badly came nearer getting what they
wanted thar the other fellows did.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

Speaking of the act Of the Iowa sem
ate in cutting the rates Of legal adver-
Using the Iowa Capital says:
1t is mistake that the country printer
was ever born.
He is useless cumberer of the
ground.
He ought to be called upon,
To give an excuse for living.
Hepublishes resolutions Of coincidence,
Obituary poetry.
Gives 81 worth Of local notices
For two 25-cent festival tickets,
And in return is considered a dead
beat.
Elevates men to office,
Booms everything that booms in town.
Leaves his own business to look after
the business of the public.
ls pail bearer at funerals,
Is groomsman at weddings.
Writes the marriage notice free,
While the preacher is paid;
Writes the birth notice free.
While the doctor is paid;
Works for his party late and early.
When he wants a postoffice
They put head on him.
He publishes city council proceedings
free,
When the cry of economy is raised
He is the first to get it in the neck,
Ii the times are hard, stop the paper
But keep the tobacco supply up.
ii "a state is in debt,
By having appropriated too much
money at some other time,
Knock the prices on sheriff's sales and
original notices,
Spare the lawyer, the doctor, tn,
preacher,
The carpenter, the shoemaker, th,
shoveler,
But carve the country publisher,
His business was invented by tb
devil.
He has no business to live.
No right to hope for reward.
His reward may be in heaven,
1t is certainly not here;
'Tis his business to make Others,
And to be himself unmade
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25
TIE AUDUBON REPUBLICAN.
BY J. e. GRIFFITH.

The legislature of Missouri is going to
send an official committee to witness the
Nevada prize fight, in order to look into
the propriety of permitting prize ring
exhibitions in Missouri.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-02-25

The Carroll Herald fears that the
Iowa papers references to the Hon.
James Wilson, of Iowa, as llama jim
will cause people to regard the new
secretary of agriculture as some sort of
wild and woody west" curiosity be-
cause the name is SO much like Buffalo
Bill and Sitting Bull"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-03

BeIDeien, oie iotnise @rideinttne feis
net Widte bdtte ibn ipieber aufgerafft.
@ertrub, bic in ibrem ntobernen lans
gen 8eiiemantel bon ieibenartisent,
buntlem 9toff, nit bem einfadeu, BON
elmer einsisen srauen 5trauBfeber ses
(dmiidten Sut uuo init ibrem, BON
ben ionntsen Queen burdseiftisien Sc
ii@t, mie oer idbne Morsen felbft auss
fab, freute itb iiber bic boifnunssfrobe
Sttmmnns, In Der iid ber Onfel 5tt
beftuben i9ien. Die Mor9enionne Tag
NIT iuarmen, ibrdgen 9trabfen auf
benz bon friiden, sriinen Gaumsn
un,eebenen 8orplas. gon Der Gee ber
irebte Elm fainter, pet6er @tnb, bo3tt
bic slusIidt auf cine itille, ibbue
Sabrt tn trauter @elellf1aft unb auf
eli, freunblides plauberftinb6en In,
M6ndsbof. - @ertru6 atbutete bic
marine, refine Cuff NIT tiefer, 8ebaser,
ett-ibre ibtanfe, noile @eftalt bob
fi6 unb in ibren Nueen lag laater
biisenbe 9usenbluit; lie fiiblte nit
teheu Gag, ia fait ie6etn Mtbef1atto.
ben iie that, ipie bieie nit Cali ees
tpiir,te 2nft ibrem &6rper tpubt that,
roie ct iib uater iBrem frdftieenben
@nfluB bebnte unb itredte, tpte bas
8lut sesen lire @ansen flopfte unb
ipie es ibr unauibaltiam brdngenb In
bic Gusen i9ob, baB file leudteten.
Gle bob ibre f6lanten 9lrme, INN
ibren 6ut sureft at riiden unb lddelte,
tnbem iie fid seftanb, oaB lie oiele
Bemegung nur 9enad)t hattie, neil ibr
iebe aeuBerune ibrer Qebensfrait ipobl
that. sic trot an bic pIeroe beran,
ftreidelte ibre alatten Sdlfe, leqte
tbnen iorsfdltia bic Waahue auret,t
unb riGte bier unb Sa am @eid,irr.
limb tpieoer Idhelte iie M fie horor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-03
@as 3riese fpiten.

Su elmer 3eit, mie Der sesenmdr.
tigen, birfte es ni@t untntereKant
iein. etipas aber bic Opfet au erfabreu,
tuelde ber arieg forbert. Nathrli1 fnb
bic laufenben Wfilitdrs nnb Marine.
armirungstoiten babel ntdt nit einge.
rehnet. 60 lei nur elm tleiner lleber.
fblag iiber bic euDrmen Gelbs unb
Neni@euopfer gema9t, mel6e bic
ariese Der lebten Sabraebnte forberten.
Sie r8erliuer MiHenfdaftli6e @orres
fpoubeu3" entnimmt bardber elmer eng,
Iii9en Gtatiftit interehante Oaten: Der
amerilanii6e Greibeitatrieg 1876
tofste benz 2anbe bie beinobe ungIaubs
li@e 5umme bon 3ebn Miliarben 80.
liars, B.. I. 40, 600, ,000. 900 Wart, un6
803, 900 Waun. Die Norbiiaateu Der.
loren babel 800, 900 Golbaten, pdbrenb
Der Shben 100000 einbhBte.
Nn atpeiter Stelle muB ber beutI1,
franS6Fi9e 4rieg ermdbnt inerbea, tuels
der bic frans6fide Hation bic snorme
Gumme bon $500. 1000. 900 Weart.
nebli einera ariegsenti6 6dbisuns bon fhnf
M0iarben 6ranes toRete. sSrantrei@
perlor babel 200, 900 Mann, BACON Bel
@rabelotte alIein 1898. Bon ben
9eutf6en fielen BEL Grapelotte IA 900
Nann. Diefe Weni9enperlufie gebbren
nit au ben sr6Bten, meld5e bur9 arieg
ueruria9t tpurben.
Ser ungliidielige 6rieg, Der felt uns
aefdbr stuei Sabren gum s9aben Spa.
niens auf @uba matbet, foitet @panien
bereits ie9sbuubert Milionen Nlart.
unb trug ibm ben Ruin ieiner reiGRen
colonialen 8efbung elm. 0or einens
Sabre ungefdbr uurbe ausgere9net, baB
Spanien tdgli9 10000 Mart aum
llnterbalt ieiaer 100000 auf Cuba
tueileuben Solbaten ausgiebt. Witin.
begriffen III bieie gumme Hnb bic Soften
fir bie 16 areu3er unb S9aIuppen, bie
26 aanonenbpote, fo,pie bic on ben
Rhfeu bon guba freu3enben Sampf.
f@iffe. 6eitber III bic fpaniide Streit.
ma@t 3u gBafer tpie gu 2anbe bsbeutenb
nergr66ert uprben, au9 bat bic poIls
ftdnbise 3erft6rung Der Garmen unb
plantagen bic preiie auf guba 10 iebr
gefeisert. bab man ni9t febI f6ieBen
wirb, tuenn ulaa bic tdsliben 4usga.
ben Spaniens iebt nod bebeutenb b0ber
auf6ldgt. Der 8erluit on WenItheu,
leben ben Gpanien bi8ber srIitten bat,
III ni6t betannt, bod iol er betrdd,s
lid fein; nidbt minber i1Uerpiesenb III
es aud. bab bieieuisen, bic ben ariea
glldli9 aberlebteu, meif nur inbaIibe
ober bur6 &rantbeit pbpfii6 ruiuirt
in's BaierIanb 3uradtebren. Ste Sd.
Ben ibren au @ntbebruugen 10 reideu
aufentbalt auf ber maiariofeuGten Sns
fel febr Oft nit lebensIdHsIi@em Sie6.
tbum. Die Gur@t bes ipanii6en Dols
les, feline Gbbue In bic berpeiieten
Sumpfseaenben @ubas au i@iden, mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-03

beua aad 10 groB. baB Der ipaniI1e
6inana. a.Miniifer BON einem einsiaen
5tabtoiertel Nabribs brei 0iillionen
Warf einbob. momit bic 9panier ibre
9bbne ppm Mi.itdrbtenfte losfauften.
(Der Wann mirb in 5panieu auf 1900
Wart toriIi.)
Sen Srimfries 1876 gable gags
Lamb nit runb elmer Williabe Dier Mil.
lioueu Mtart unb $4,000 MaMn. 12
proeent Itarben i'm GeIbe. 88 9rocent
tn ben spitdlern. Sm fransbfi9 ita.
lienii6en ariege 1859 fielert $4,000,
I'm tferrei9iih, preuBiI9en sSeIb8uge
BON 1866 10000 Mann. Der Snbis
f1e Muffanb I'm Sabre 1857 unb ber
9lnefl6e arieg brei Sabre fpdter pers
baIfen So. 600 Seelen tn's before Sens
feits. Die 5erie ber euglii6en ariese
In Mfebaniifan 1878-18S0; im 3ulu=
Ian6 1879; In Sransbaal 1881 f; @gpps
ten 1882; @ubon 1885 unb Birula
1885 tofeten $4,000 Meni9enleben.
Der 1ineRl9 .iapauif6e aries 1894
Torberte rs, 600 Opfer. Sie Sobtens
ltfe Deg fraaaoIl@ ma0a9alFlgeh
Hrie9es ~ no@ MO-. aogeI9ioneG, aoer
ang fe ili legl 9foB. WiTo etp auI
@noa ots Me@nang 9ema9.' 10 taan
mon oaf e1ne i@rsdn@e 3'Hsl 9elaBt
fein.
Saan tomntea ao@ ole un9eSaelten
2ooien ui1tsr ben Mgteomoattanten,
yin IN Der Sttrtei lsbenoer amerltatli'
iner Mtlifioadr. Or. egruS EGm!ln,
eradblt, oaB 1la9 Dem rulli1m tarttlmea
4rtege BON 1877 aus ettlsnl eiH3'ge1
tarftihen JlIfte hber 1000 Net9en er'
merbeter 4inoer beraasgef1id9t muroea.
gnbll9 bari mon AUD ote gefalleHei1
Shiere. Bferoe, Waulslel nnD San1eele
ni1t per8ehesl. Die brttii1e Nrniee
perlor IN bem etnalgsn ariege I'm cuban
1855 1000 4ameele.
He@net man aber PIE !aafenoen So'
fen, tpelbe bic erbaltung Der eliropd':
t9en Strettmdbte ertoroert. 10 toutnt
aletn tlir oas Sabr loS6-97 Die gors
renoe Sut1tte bon 4 WfiularoeIl 254
Wtilionen Wsart beraus. Sas Wfetlfe
9tebt HnBlanD titr tetI peer aus, nam:
Id ,O32, zoe. 400 Wtart pro Jabr.
Gs tolgt oa1n SroBoritanIlten nit
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eeseu Cir Oie Memf1bett.
Durd, feirte tie[en unb ,punoerborer

Durd, ieine oielen unb wunoerbareu
&uren hat Salpaticn Del Ih einen I'M,
lterbli6en Iamen 9emad,t, unb 9iele
fOnnen fur feiae Neiltraft 3eugniB
able9en. "5d 9ebrauhte Salpaticn
Del fur 3beumatismus unb faub es
Gin 1lheres Mittel. Sd, sebraudte
nir eret Slafden un6 bin jebt pcllfcnis
men 9eiano. Saloaticn Sel 1T ein
Segett fur bic leibenbe Menlf,beit uno
i'd, tpiinfdte td tOnntc alle Rbeumas
tiSmus 1eteenbe baccn IN &enntniB
ieben." Sames s.. 8rDant, Debrubls,
q. 6. Das beriibmte GdlYaticn Del
1T bas belfe Eminent itm G t,mersen
su itilfen, eS fcifet nur 25 10 mnb
inter fetner Bebin9uns laHe van I'D,
eilt anberes Mittef auhd,wdben. GS
siebt nur ein einsiees tidleres uub bas
1T Salpaticn Del.
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- Ser Mangel on 0oltsf6ulsbrern
nta@t Fd i'm @roBbsr3ostbum Weimar
bereits re6t fiblbar unb tuirb fid9 In
3utunft iebenfans nod fiiblbarer mas
den. Nn ben betben S9uaebrers
Ssminaren 3u gBeimar un6 giienad
baben id In biefem Sabre auiams
men nur 16 iunse 2eute Der Ab.
gangs Yrafuns untersogen, uorans
berboreebt, oaB ibre 3abl bis iebt
allidbrli6 absenpmmen BOT. Dieter
NiBFanb bat feinen @runb lebigli6 in
ben MISUNDERSTANDING Der 2eb,
rer, bic in teinem beutibeu 8unbes,
ifaate 10 fdledt iinb uie In 5adfen'
Meimar.
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sdle,.ert,,es,er,s 3arf

iF fir bic Gommer Wfonate erbffuet
unb Gamilien ftnb einselaben, In Der
Grabe, am Msittag ober am Aber6
Mabi3etten einaunebmen ober ben saa.
3en Gag bier au psrbrinsen. Der
Garteu febt Gamilien unb Bereineu
sur Wbbaltuns BON picnies unb Geiten
5ur 8erflisung. Jar aufmertiame
8ebienuns 1T tets 5orge getragen.
s. 8 9euermeper.
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9. 3apitel.

lin Oiefelbe 3eit, eeeen neun llbr
Wsoreens ftaub Serr BON anee In einem
eiipas altmobii6en Reiiemantel, aber
bod ieber 3oll cine sble, pornebme
Grl6einuns, In Der Gbar ieines Sau,
fes, I'm ebenfalls ;ur Stabt su fabren.
Gtue leiGte, ieioene gdirmmiiee be-
bedte ben darafteriitifden aopf nit
Der idwarjen @inbe iiber ben itillen,
traumerii4en slusen. Gr mar iid Der
tootlihen @efabr ieiner Gage nidlt poll
beipuBt ber Sdlas, Der Dor flinfunbs
jipan3is Sabreu feline @tirn getrcffen
bate, bate beluirtt, bas es wie elm
Sdleier auf ieinem Geilie log. Ser
trub mar es seipelen, nelde nit feitet
Sanb bieien Sdleier 5erriB, aber nod
iDOSte bic Nirtlidteit mie glebel Dor
biciem Geiit, Der einit 70 belt nnb tlar
sepeien iuar. 9ebo9, penn Der bee
oouernstpertbe Wiann feline Gage ilar
ertannt bdtte, aud oann irdre er in
oieiem &usenblide niHt hoffnunaslos
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Sn bemielbeu 2otale befinbet R9 ein
Sii@' snA Mmfterns @ a rtt.
2dgli9 aroBe Musuabl bon friiGeu
Gif6en, Nuiiern, @ilb. GeFhgel
aller Art. 3eIepbon 399.
Gefeluagen far 6leii1 unh Slid &C.
werben In irgenb einem 9beile Der
@tabt fret abgeliefert.