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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

tea and coffee we usually buy lou
must get some raisins. too, We Will
have a treat"
Sam was very much pleased. lie put
the basket on his arm, took a pail IN
his hand. and skipped past old White
horn so lightly that the goat was LETT
behind before he knew g.
But when Sam had filled his basket
and was on his way home. all laden
with good things. be was not so frls'
ky. Just az he thought himself SAFE,
whack came something behind him'
Away few basket and pail. and down
he went into a deep hole where ashes
and garbage were thrown by the care
less folk OF Rocky Row.
II was a deep hole. and he was COW
cred with dirt and good deal
scratched, and II was hard 20 find O
place 10 climb up Then the eggs and
milk and raisins we're gone. and where
were the good cakes and custards tc
come froml
Sam began 10 cry. and leaned ~
against the side Of the pit, while White
horn looked down upon him and sait
"Ma-a-aw At this sound Sam grew
furious. and took n stone from the eartl
to throw ut him. As he did 80, h
saw In the hole that the stone had lei
something red. lie picked II up. /
was long-shaped pocket or bill-book
and on the corner was a name, an,
Sam spelled out these letters: "Samue
Smithers."
A little lator Mrs. smiihers was A.
tonlshed to see Sam. ragged and dirty
bruised and scratched. without baske
or pail, but laughing. rush In at III
door.
THE milk Is spilled, and the eggs ar
gone. and there Is not a raisin left,
he shouted. but I've found grandpa
pocketbook with the papers In H."
And 80 he had. Ever since Il fsI
into the hole rubbish had been throw
upon Il. and had kept II from the rair
and Il was quite clean and dry.
But n WhitChorn had not butte
sam that day Il never would have bee
found" Mrs smithers often said tha
after they went TO live In the dear Of
home which grandpa had bought 70
them, and where they are 30 very hag
. ~ togcthcr.-New York Ledger.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

Easter brides will be extremely hard
worked individuals. for their bes,
dresses must be all embroidered by
haAi and. Of course. the bride herself
mu o. % the work 10 have the gown
a pefect success. An Easter bride is
now a A., work upon an embroidered
lawn. with an East Indian cream
ground. The dress Is made with very
large double box plat In front. Around
the lower edge OF the bodice there is a
thick shirring OF the cream lawn. Down
the front OF the plat pink roses are
embroidered. The shoulder puffs are
also ehn broldefed In roses. Small, del
lcate leaves OF green surround the
roses.
The skirt Ia a very elaborate AFFAIR.
Entirely around the hem there IL a
row OF roses very heavily embroidered
In pink silk. The entire dress Is made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
KENTUCKY BEAUTY HoNoRED.
aiiss Castlemnn Paid Proud Tribute ~
swell society.
fu.anIsI nfNrl

N|NNNNAAA AaH.H"HHN
Miss Alice Castleman OF Louisville.
Ky. Is accorded the distinction OF be-
ing one OF the prcttlest society women
In America. AZ the grand charity BAH
In New York city q week or two ago.
John Jacob Astor. 10 whom fell the
honor Of selecting the belle OF the night
placed the crown on Miss Castleman'a
head. The beautiful Miss Castleman.
10 whom this honor was entirely unex'
pected and far from welcome. was 20
confused by the notoriety into which
the Astor's artistic approval immedl'
ately brought her that she left the city
and returned 20 her southern home IN
the suburbs Of Louisville. Miss Cas-.
tleman's mother was a Miss Alice Bar
bee. on her mothers side Mrs. Castle.
man was descended from several dis.
tlngulshed Irish and English families
She was the daughter OF the Hon John
Barbee. who was the mayor Of Louis.
willie IN the palmy days OF 1854 and
1855. The Hon. John Barbce was the
grandson Of Elias Barbee. one Of the
pioneers Of the young state, lie with
his Ave brothers and his father. enlist.
ed IN a Virginia regiment Of the Reyo'
lutlonary army. Upon the close Of the
war. father and sons. still united. went
70 Kentucky Tall. straight a. an ar
row. General Casileman. the father OF
this queen OF women. was a famouI
figure all through the stormy days OF
the cos. when he rode Us a major ia
the wake OF Morgan; Alice Castle
man g. girl Of nineteen summers
with oval face. broad brow violet eyes
waving chestnut hair. Grcclan nose,
mouth denoting determination, a per
feet chin. dlvlnely dimpled. standing
i've feet eight inches, a creature %
beauty. grace and symmetry Mis-
Castlomnn h q good dancer. an accom-
plished musician. plays tennis and gol
equally well. and Is fearless rider an,
driver She never appears 10 bette
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

public. She was born and brought up
In an old and prominent South Caro-
lima family. and her mother. Jessie Col
Inns Furman. was a Kentucky girl, who
was greatly admired for her beauty OF
person and OF character. When Miss
Furman was but seven years old her
mother died. and eight years later her
father was taken. Both parents were
Intellectual. and the little girl Inherited
an unusually bright mind, which with
her alert way OF looking at things.
and her original humor. was a guar
antee that something out Of the com
mon might be expected OF her
Perhaps no one enters 80 intimately
into the homes and hearts Of people as
their family physician, and nearly all
doctors could. n they had the leisure
and the literary inclination. tell true
tales that would hold the mind lmpera-
lively. As a little girl. Hiss Furman
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

Furniture Dealer Yes. madam. thoro
o. no nicer present Tor a man than A
handsome writing desk. Look al this
one. Tor example. Customer very
pretty; but what are an those square
things2 Furniture Dealer Drawers
madam. That desk has 1860 separate
drawers. Customer HUH And every
time he mislays anything he'll expect
me 10 fnd u. Show me desk with
9ne drawcr.-Now York Weekly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

Thine eye. with every coming hour,
Shall brighten. and thy form shan
tower.
And when thy sisters. elder born,
Would brand thy name with words OF
acorn
Before thine eye.
Upon their lips the taunt shall dlel
-liryant
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

James Clark. janllor OF the Sixth
ward school In Ia Crosse. via. com.
mltted suicide At midnight Monday
night. He climbed into the belfry OF
he school house, fastened the bell rope
around his neck. and then swung OF.
The bell rang twice. tolling his own
death knell. Clark was a man Is
years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

Maria Pia, the Portuguese Queen
Dowagcr, wears the gold medal OF a
Lisbon humane society. II was grant
cd her for jumping into the Tagus after
Alfonso. when he was little fellow.
The Queen IL very plain but very
interesting woman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

Dora Cswcetlyl-"Fred didn't blow
his brains out because you Tilted him
the other night; he came right over and
proposed 10 me-" Maud tsuper-sweet-
lyl-"Did he1 Then he must have got
rid Of his brains some other way
Tid-BitA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

simulate an over-drapery. which ia
quite an Important factor In up-to-date
evening gowning. SILK crepe. figured,
which can be bought at a very low ng-
ure, makes a pretty evening drcss.-
The Latest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
Detention Hour.

Before blackboard scrubbed DER.
In quite n careless way.
With scraps OF knowledge gathered
from
The labors ~ tho day.
The master sits with pencil blue.
And marks without blench
The crrlng sum. the misspclt word.
The French that Is not French.
III
All silent slt the prisoned ones.
save when q far-nu shout
Brings visions 20 their restless minds
OF merry scenes without:
Then inky hands grasp tumbled hair.
And. like n distant sea.
A murmurlng rises through the room
or mystic formulate.
".
And 20. throughout tedious hour.
The loud clock ticks hpnce,
Each youth intent upon his book
With studious frowning face.
Remembering on ycster eve
How simple seemed each rule.
When some inviting game obscurcd
The coming mOrr1WH school
V
And now NJ length the captlvcs rise.
Each gazing on hts book.
And side Co their guOlers scat.
Snntchlng one furtiyo look.
They stumble through the dreaded
task.
Then cast their looks aside.
And speed through the deserted school
To the glul world outside.
VI
And now the creeping hour Is past.
The silent striving done.
tehrlllous and stubborn
Fly with the sinking sun.
And Co the east with Hatchels full.
Three scholars march with glee.
While westward with "A sober Htcp.
Departs the dominic.
boys own Paper.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
How violet. Are Worn.

The prettiest evening gowns have ae-
Gordon plated skirts Of satin. They're
not at an like the old fashioned kind,
however. In the nrst place, they're
cut altogether differently, These skirts
are cut exactly like circular skirts,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

give this dress a still further tone Of
pink, there L. a broad belt Of pink
MORE with double loops at the side and
around the neck there Is a crush Of the
pink molre.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

one Of New xsaiand's Curious nird.
A curious little bird Is the weka.
whlch Is found IN the pine region in
the south Island Of New Zealand. Il
a described by Mr.. Arthur P. Harper
N A. An an account OF bis explora-
sious. just pablished The veka -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

There 4 need OF a Christian church
that viii proclaim a religion that will
not take the place OF personal right
eousness. but viii encourage and devcl-
CD the righteousness itself There Is
need Of a church that will stand for a
purified humanity. for unselhshncss OF
life. for charity Of judgment and OF
goods. for honesty. kindness. purity
peace. gentlonoss and for spiritual up.
lifting Rev. r. A. Blsbeo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
lEransvllle nndl IettsrN

lie success OF "sto-
ries OF a Sanctihed
Town" has brought
many inquiries to
this city as to the
personality Of It's
distinguished au-
thor. In q life 90
short as Miss Fur
mans. there arc
naturally few de-
tails TO give 10 the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
CHII.DREN'S CORNER.
TIMELY TOPICS FOR OUR CoYS
AND GIRLS.

"Old wtchorn the Goat" -Bcrtlc's HALL
and the Little snowblrd - "Doten-
tion Hour" Pretty Poem from Boys
own Paper.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

only with a much larger circle and
naturally a larger hole In the center.
The center edge 10 plated In TO 90
around the waist with hue, even plaiis
an around. After being well ntted at
the waist the plaits are laid 70 the bot
tom OF the skirt. becoming larger as
they 80 down.
Another novelty In evening skirts Is
nouneed from hem TO waist with two
inch bias founces Of the dress nate
rial. This mode Is as becoming to tall.
sllm girls os the accordion plated skirt
Il 10 short folks punches OF ARTIFICIAL
flowers are used TO decorate plain
skirta For this purpose vloleu and
orchids are most IN favor. or, II the
dress be white. bright red or bright
pink geranlums are used. 0arlands OF
biOssoms may BE- effectively u5ed 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

ADVANTAGE th.n when IN the saddle.
She IL one Of the dashing members Of
the riding club and Is familiar with the
pedigree Of an bloodcd stock the world
over.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
A HOOSIER GENIUS.
MISS FURMAN OF EVANSVILLE
HAS WON FAME.

Tho Authoress Of "Storles Of sane
tined Town" Was a Genuine Rustic In
ner Childhood Days-A Close Observer
Of Nature aud Customs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14

over pink taneita, and Il may be men
toned here that a great many people
object TO making a lawn dress over
SIR. but when q comes 10 the matter o.
an embroidered gown, e viii be fount
that it Is much better 90 do 90. To
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-14
IN WOMAN'S CORNER.
INTERESTING READING FOR
DANES AND DAMSELs.

some Currcnt Notes Of the Modes some
Of the Prcttiost Gowns for Evening
Have Tlouncc aud Plated skirts Of
satin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10

bod lieber mad Dem utpiloen Weiten", bort
lei es bod mod oieI better als 6ter, dber
ib nolte bas ni9t glauben uno iper ni9t
bDren min, muB fiblen. Mir ipurben BON
benz 6iGigen 2anb unb ben &egierungs=
lGnbereien bierIslbft 10 freunbli4e 8iloer
entporfen, baB i4 burauf bineinfiel. .
ia, ss gie6t bier nod &e9ierungslanb genug,
aber mir t0nnte elmer mod 500 per @cre
o6enorein geben, nit Der 8ebingung, es 5n
bebauen, 10 ipiirOe ih mid 5iibf9 beOdnten
un0 es ni9t annebmen. Ser 8ooen beitebt
ia fait nur aus Steinen unb Stumpfen,
gu beren @ntfernung es elmer &teienarbeit
beburf; 2anb, pel6es moi einigermaBen
gut 1T, befinbet fi6 ldngit i'm prtpatbefiB
Der @roBen. Die @in9eborenen leben bier
mod am aufrisOenften, benn gu t6rer Stab
rung brau9en tie fait ni9ts peiter als Gornz
brob. Sd bin oud6 1870 Meilen IiibOft=
li9 ppn 6ier gepe1en, in Der Metnung, bort
|befere @er6dltniiIe on5utreffen, bod ie pei@
ter i9 fam, ie Idle9ter apurbe es. Sat Sc
manb 8obenprobufte GIT oertuufen, 10 fam
er lie tuum lps nerben. ga batten 3. 9.
pprigen CONNER einige meiner Na4barn
cine 9uuntitdt Sriibfartoffeln gum Ser
faufen iibrig. sic berf6idten 5uIammen
per @iIen6abn i'm @an5en 280 Cad Sarz
tpffeln unb mad Mblauf zines bolGen Mtoz
mats erbielten fie i'm @un5en 81, ni4t elm
nal genug, I'm Die Qrbeit beg @usmd6ens
gu be5ablen; anbere baben mod @elb fir
Sra6tfpefen barauf legen miifen unb fir
lire probufte gar ni9ts betommen. @sgena
ipdrtig toften &artoffeln 81 per 8uibsl,
Corn BON 40-50 Gents unb dues Mnbere
bat einen berbGltniBmdBig bOben Preis.
Oaran iinD Die gDmmiIIionsbdnoler I6ulb,
pel6e ben Qeuten bas Sen iiber Die Sbren
5ieben, unb in ~5tpeiter &ei6e Die @tfenbubz
men, bic lire Sra9truten bel gu bu9 be-
mefen. Qber mas fragen bieIe 2eute na9
Dem arrnen Sarmer!
&Ifp, per fiA nit Der 4bIt9t trd9t, bier
6er gu fummen, I'M bier 81 tppbnen, beiinne
it6 rebt 1ebr; 3tpur iperben Die 9ummen
befanntli6 ni9t ale, bo6 bier niirben ite,
ps audi i6, bur9 ben @9u6en i9pn flug
perben. @er nod mebr Nustunft itber biez
fige @egenben piini9t, mag an MIDI i9rei=
ben. SO. 6. 8urtbart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10

@usIi9t, baB bus cine ooer anbere @streibe
gut ausf9ldgt. @ie Die @erfu9statiOnen
belpieIen baben, geOei6en in bieIem Staate
ni9t Bios Mais unb Safer, fonbern mod
cine gar5e Geibe anberer 9etreibearten gang
bprSiiglt9. Sour miBten Die grDBeren
SrunbbeiBer ben fleineren Gertern NIT
9utem 8etipiel b%orangeben, bu 2ebtere unter
ben iebigen @erbdltnifen m~eiitens BON Der
@nabe OOer ~l1ngnabe Der @riteren abbdngig
fin6. Nun, bieie f6le6ten Soften lpsrben
bierin ~iebenfuGs cine 8erGnberung berborz
%bringen. Mit 5reuben babe i9 e~eleIen, tpie
namentli9 in Nebrasta Der 3uderrii6snbau
10 grOBe SOrtf6ritte 9emq9t fat; unapeifeGz
5aft bliibt btefem State cine grpBe 3ufunft.
Wit 9ruB
9ermann 9enber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
Grinfmaher fir 3inopieh auf Ole
ridtiee Gemperatur Su brin9en.
Omaha, Nebr., 81. Sunuar 1897.
@eebrter 6err Gebafteltrl

9eeDrter Oerr JIeOdtte1r!
Sn 8etreff Der Mnfrage 6es Serrn Ser
mann 9ugen, Snbiana, Srintpafer fiir
Rinbbieb BON s~eeigneter Semperatur 5u err
ba1ter, min i9 tur5 beI9reiben, nie mir es
auf u~nferer @tebSSarm bel 9arriIOn, Nebr.,
eingeri9tet baben. @tr baben cine Giterne
dusgegroben auf einem erb06ten Yunfte,
ni9t melt pom 8runnen. 9ieIelbe 1T 16
SUB i'm 9ur9mefer (runb) unb 8 SUB tief,
entbdlt oGio ca. 10000 @aIonen. Die
@inbmii6fe pumpt brett in bteIe G~ifterne.
9as NusldBrpbr 1T 2 3ou I'M 0urhmefer
unb bic SrOge itnb unter einanber berbun@
ben unb ftehen auf berielben 60be, aber tie
fer als Der 8ooen Der @ifterne 1T. Die
Gifterne {elbit lit cementirt u1b bi9t 5uge=
bedt unb mtrh i'm Winter nod nit elmer
Gage 6eu Dber Stro6 BON me6reren SUP
5ugebedt, INN bic &Glte a~bau6alten. 9as
&bfluBrobr muB ndtirli9 san genug 9d@
ben, baB es it3 entleert unb bas 8entil gum
&nz unb @bbreben bOr Sroit beI9iibt tper=
ben, anoernfals tpiirben 8pbr nnb @entil
bonn @tie gefprengt perben. 9as @aKer
fat cine Semperatur bon So @rab, alIo
prattti9 pie frtf9 sepumptes 8runnenz
paffer. Sm @inter itnb 10000 9allonen
genug fir 100 Stiid @ieb fir 10 Sage unb
iinb mir, feitbem mir biefe @inri9tung baz
ben, mod ME obne Maffer gepeien. Sin
anberer @ortbeiG 1T, baB man bic @inbz
miible nur laufen ldBt, nenn Der re6te Winb
1T unb BET gu Harlem Winbe abbrebt, nobel
bel an &eparaturen geipart tptrb; unfer
Drummer 1T los SUB tief,
@oGte tein 9iigeG ober Ionftige 8obenerz
6Dbung in Der NG6e bes 8runnens fein, mo
fib cine gtiterne prattif9 anlegen lieB, 10
tbut Elm GROCER b0G3erner 8ottt9 BON DIM
liben 9imenftonen, iiber Der Grbe geIebt,
bteIeIben 9tenfte, nur miiBte berIelbe in cine
Stro6oieme gepadt tperben gegen &Glte.
NatirIi9 miifen bic SrOge, na9bem bas
@ie6 getrGntt 1T, entGeert tperben, baB 1i9
tsin Sis bilbet.
Weitere @usfunft finb mir jeber3eit germ
6ereit, gu gebe1, acknowledgements audi cine
Stt55e pon ~unIerer @inri9tung.
@6as. S dmen3inb, 9arrilou, Nebr.,
pDer :
Sr. Stto &un5, Sma6a, Nebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
BUR Kanariensudt.
6 om D, Mif., 1. 5eb. 1897.

Gomp, Mih., 1. Seb. 1897.
@eebrter 6err &ebafteur.
@af bic Srage 992 in Der r8siGage" ii
8e3ug auf &anarienOogel5u4t tpirD Den
6err po6l baran tbun, ii9 eiren neuer
6abn %an3u16affen. @enn Elm Wdnn6er
unb @eib9en auiammen get6an lperoen
6eiBen Tie ii9 ~anfangs INNER, bod rhpffr
tie chamber Ielten Die 6ebern aus. Sci cel
9aarung giebt man ben 80geln 5Ganartfn=
1~amen~unb bunn etpas 1iBe Graders nnf
@ibotter, pel1es MAJ matchmaker fein 6aft
Der &GFig 1olte jeben Mtorgen griinolif
aereinigt perben. Den 8Dgeln fdnE mar
ab unb gu audi etpds Grimes geben, bot
1T bierbei barauf 81 a4ten, baB fte oaS
ni1t er6alten, nenn Sunge por6anoen iinb.
benin bieie piir0en audi baOon frelIen, Den
9ur6fau befpmmen unb crepiren. Die
@ier perben in IL big 13 Sagen au5gebrii7
tet, ie na9 Der @itterung. Menn Der 9abn
bas 8eib9en fiittern min, ~ laife man i'm
gu benz @eib9en unb i'm ba blei6en, qudtt
er es aber, 10 iperrt man i9n in einen an
beren 8Gfig. Man t6ut gut, Den &Gfig
ieoen Morgen 6erunter gu nebmen unb Die
Siitterung DOr5unebmen, neil Die 8Dgel fi9
bann Odrdn g%etpObnen. 2ebtere biirfen ME
Der 3ugluft uusgeiebt iein, tpis oa5 manbe
2sute an Der @%spobnbeit BADEN, inpcm lie
ben &dftg oben in Die Mitte zines 2biirz
rabmens bdngen; Die Sol9e bierbon 1T cine
@rfdltung, unb oft 6iiBt bas Mdnn4en auf
tmmer Ieinen @eIan9 Elm.
Ra4oem Elm Neib6en 5pei Wo9en ses
briitet fat, fam man Die ni4t ausge6riitt=
ten Gier NIT einem Sbeel0ffe1 entfsrnen;
Der SUM tit Der lebte Monat gum 8riiten,
Sn Seem Orleans bate i9 nm 0ei5na9tc;t
l4on Sunge, unb 5tpar AT Stid, Die ib bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10

Sic 10 freunolt4 paren, %ouf8unebmen. S9
that ods, neil i3 mod Telten etipas iiber
0iefe 8egeno in Der p8eilage" geleIen bate,
uhb CAB barin BEL Der S9il0erung Der Gfez
figen 3uitdnbe meiner e6rli9en Meinung
Ausbrud, bate a6er nibt Die ~Geiieite Qbnung,
oaB i9 bamit irgenO Semanben gu nabe tree
ten Dber gar beleibigen nirbe. @as tf
gef9rieben. lit bic lautere Mabrbeit unb fan1
ib iebe 8e6duptung 6etpeb5en, fpenn bas notbz
tpenbig iein foQte. Nun i3retbt Elm 6r.
Sod BON &emien in bieIem Stat cine @rz
piberung auf meinen MrtifeG, aus pel6em i3
eriebe, baB Der @fiig, ben er gu meinem @enf
CAB, 10 tart mar, baB er INN bas @afer
in Die Mu9en getrieben, benin Ipn1t 6dtte
er mittelt feiner guten 8riGe unb BEL 6eIem
Qdtnpenli9t ni9t Sd9sn aus meinem &riefa
6erausleIen f%0nnen, Die gar nt9t b'rtn iturz
ben. S6ne mid baruuf e%inlafen gu t%pollen,
9rn. &o9's falI9e 9arielungen 5u inter-
leger, eriu6e ih Die 2efer Der v8eilase",
meinen uno 9rn. &p9'5 Brief genau mitz
chamber gu Darglet9en. ST.. Sod Ibret6t,
i9 6Gtte ben 8eri9t bes Nder6auminiTter5
als 8eleibi9ung Der Sarmer aufgefaBt; bas
1T nun gang un0 gar nibt Der San, I'M
@egentbeil, tb leie Iol6e 8eri9te ie6r germ
unO aufmertIam. Der NderbauminiIer peiB
ober @ttpas nibt, ober fat es bergefen, &c
bat ndmliA in feinem 8eri6t unterlafen,
gu I9il0ern, tpie un5d6Gige Strapa5en uno
Gntbebrungen SSSen1an0 gu ertragen bat, Bis
er es 10 tpeit 9e6ra9t, cine Sarm iein eigeu
gu nenren, 3umdl penn er in elmer neleH
@egenb fi9 ariieoelt, lei es nun i'm ltra
fpal6 D0er auf Der Pratrie, mo- auf Diele
Wleilen in Der Hunbe feline men1Ali9e Wobz
nung gu fe6en 1T urb es peber @eg no9
Steg, mod 8riiden giebt, tpo einem bas
@elb ale gelporben 1T, Riemanb @reoit
gtebt. 90 mar es du9 bier pDr 20 ober p
Sa6ren. 9as neiB bios Elm Mtann, Der
fol6e @erbdltniIe unb 3eiten miterlebt bat
unb penn 9r. Sod oas Naes nit bur6z
gema9t 6dtte, 70 piirbe INN beg Nderbauz
mtntfter's 8eri6t niht 10 rOiig eri6ienen
1ein. Qlu9 nennt 9r. &o9 mid in ieinem
Brief einen alten 99ipeine5ii6ter, Der feline
Gele6rungen mebr annebme. Sn meinem
8riefe babe i6 MIDI gar niht ielbit genannt,
ne6me iebo9 8elebrungen reAt gerne an uno
am ulerlieb1ten mObta i'd BON 0rn. Sod
ober Iont Senranben, lei er nun Elm Sc
le6rter pber nibt, Nuffldrung %0drii6er, mas
Der 5armer nit feinem @prn anfangen ioa,
penn CT es ni9t an @9peine berfittern Ooer
8u einem 9rei1e bertaufen farm, Der au3
nur unuGbernb bic Soften bedt. Corn bringt
bier, tpenn es gut troden lit, 10 Gents BEN
8uI6el. 5rsunblid griiBen6
Sobn 8entf4ler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
Bldtter uno Blutben.

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man bic 2utf6uzSnIeln bendmIt. lleber eir
Orittel bes frGtibirten NreaIs bieIer Snieln
lit nit bieIer @rDfru6t bepflan5t; Der jd9rz
li6e @rtrag belduft fi6 auf 100000 Spnnen.
= Der QpfelgenuB, Defenders unmittel<
bar por Dem 99lafenge6en, tit Elm 6epdbrtcs
M.ittel CUR 8ef0rberung Der 8e1uno6eit.
Der Npfel liefert ni9t nllr eine oor5iigli6e
Na6rung, er lit 5ugleih zines Der berporz
raaenbiten biGtett19en Mittel. Oerielbe
ent6Glt me9r p6osp6oriGure in lei4tOeroauA
li6er @~erbinbung, als irgenb Elm aroeres
pflan5li6eS @r3eugniB Der @rbe. Sein Sc
nuB, be1onbers unmittel6ar DOR benz S9laz
fen, ipirtt bort6eil9aft auf bas 8e6irn, regt
Die 9eber an, bepirft, ipenn regelmGBi9 bDr
benz S9ldfsn genoifen, einen ru6igen S9ldf.
ossinficirt bic @erii9e Der Munob06le, binbet
bic iiber16iiItgen SGuren bes Magens, para
lbirt 6Gmorr6oibale StOrungen, befOrbert
bic iecretiren0e S6Gtigfeit Der Nierer1, 6inbert
Iomit bic G~tein6ilOung, i6iBt ferner eegen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno 9alstrantz
6etten.