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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22

TEA DRINKING IN THE SOUTH.
1.-The Increased consumption OF
tea is one Of the interesting phases
Of modern commercial life in the
SOUTH" said a drummer for a New
Orleans house, land you would be
surprised at the vast change which
has taken place in this respect. The
fact is that during the past few years
the changes in the tea business have
amounted to a revolution. have
just returned from trip on the
road, and I touched some of the
more remote places in Texas and
Mississippi, and while I have been
out before in the same territory, l
was surprised: 1.-THE increased num-
Der of tea drinkers.
up to a few years ago in the
more remote sections Of the Country
tea was used almost exclusively in
sick rooms. Tea had to be bought in
the counry from the druggist. The
man who dealt in general merchan-
disc rarely thought of. selling tea,
unless he had medicine counter
in his store. Tea was something
finicky, something to be given to
the convalescing patient, along
with crackers, tasteless broth, and
things Of that sort.
This is not the case now. Tea
is bought in rather large quantities
by country merchants, and the
country folk use it for other than
sick room purposes. It is extensively
used throughout the country.
''There is still more interesting
fact in connection with the growth
of the tea trade. Negroes are now
greater consumers. You would be
surprised at the amount of tea con-
sumed by this element of the popu-
lation. Using tea is new thing
with the nergo element, but since
they have cotton into the tea drink
ing habit they have greatly increas-
ed the consumption of the product
Yes, they have about quit useing
sassafras roots for tea making pur-
poses, and this rather primitive drink
is now used for it's medical proper
ties. It has exchanged places with
the other tea.
=. '"These are some of the reasons
for the increased consumption of tea
There are, Of course, many other
special and general causes for the
new demand, and altogether the
changes from a rather interesting
subject SO far as modern commerce
is concerned.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22

Phil Glasgow has a very SICK son
Miss Belle Dow went to St. Pau
Saturday, for visit.
Teachers, Misses Coke and Pett1'
went to Rushmore Friday afternoon
John Ramage put up steel tower
lind mill for Geo. Storing Friday
and Saturday.
The receipts, at the r1mmage sale
bv the M. E. church ladies, amount
ed to $500, Friday.
The ladies of the Christian church
realized $3.50, at their tea Friday
afternoon THE homo Of Mrs. F.
Lane.
The Order of Iron Chain has con
sclidated with the Bankers Union
of the World, located at Omaha.
Miss Anna Wendt, desires to dc
all kinds of dressmaking. Call al
Mrs. H. Vosburge's next to Cut
Price Cash Store.
Mre. Mary Norman return eo
Thursday from the hospital at st.
Peter. She is living with her son
at Sam Andresons.
Willis Hazard of DesMoines lowe
was in town Monday on his way &c
Minneapolis to attend the weddne
of his brother James.
The four months old child OF MI
and Mrs. Floyd Reeves died Monda!
forenoon. The funeral held at the
house Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
The receipts of the rummage sale
Nv the ladies of the M. E. Churct
Saturday we're sixty dollars ane
fortv six cents. They will have al
auction next Saturday.
Mrs. Wells Of Chicago, a missionary
addressed a large audience at 1nt
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday even
mo Her talk on missions was YER!
interesting: The collection amour
ING to over thirty six dollars
Misses Lavinia and Hannah Gels
sel Of Wilmont passed through mere
Saturday enroute for Sioux Clty
and while here we're guests at tne
home Of Mrs. P. Anton. LaVlnls
expects to go south for her heaAtn
Engineer Harry stowel returned
Monday morning from Chlcag'
where he has been for the last t"'
weeks. He was called there by I'M
sickness of his father who was II
with kidney trouble and for severa
days was not expected to live. HI {
lett his father greatly improved.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22
Insomnia

is caused by a arrangement of the
nerve,:. lIichty's Celery Nerve
Co,npounl is an extract of celery
comhin, with other efficacious
medical ingredients resulting in a
nerve medicine of rare virtue, and
wonderful in it's prompt and sooth-
ING curative effects. It will make
you sleep. Sold BY. F. M. Hickman.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22
NJ .H-
RANSOM.

Some of these days are rather
cold, but it is fine weather for pick
ing corn. Corn is good and sound,
and a good part of it is already in
the crib.
Did you SEQ the shooting stars
Some of them were very bright and
beautiful. We view with interest
and pleasure what our superstitious
forefathels viewed with alarm.
Anton Thennisen is putting up AL
addition to his house. Anton does
not work his farm himself but has
it rented all the time, but Anton is
one Of the kind of men that wish
their renters to have comfortable
quarters as well as themselves.
W. F. Scott was down to Iowa
lately to see his aged mother. who
has been comparatively helpless for
some time. While he was down
there they had a fall Of snow, and
the cutters We're brought out and
uesd for several days.
S. G. Fer1 in has been whiting f,r
a few days with old friends here in
Ransom. MI Ferrin was one Of the
first settlers in what is now the great
city Of Minneapolis, and he gives
some interesting recollections of
those early days. The settlement
Of a new country means struggle
and plivations, and the first !. settler
of Minneapolis had their full share
Of such experience. MI. Ferrin
tells of many instances in his. own
experience when it required not
only hard work but nice planning
to keep the wolf from the door.
But now it is a pleasure to look
back to those days, and to recount
the struggles and the victories Of
those early times.
Some of the young people OF Ran
som have formed a society for the
purpose of taking up a course of
reading for the winter; a very good
idea. Such move is to be CON-
mended as it will not only add much
to ones stock of general information
but it will foster spirit of sociabil-
ity and good feeling. Too much of
our reading is fragmentary and
disconnected, and we are but little
the wiser for it. How much better
to read with some method and with
purpose! 1t will be found not only
more profitable but, after a time,
more interesting, for the more fully
we become acquainted with sub
ject, the more interesting it become.
II, is waste of time to read every
thing that comes in our way. The
world is full of good books, why
read trash!
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22
TEACHERS PROGRAM.


s Meeting" held at Adrian High
SCHOOL, Building, Nov. %, 1901
Forenoon--1O o'clock.
Topics for general discussion: Is
/. School Etiquette.
2. Profitable seat work. 4
3. Professional Courtesy.
a. How to Interest Parents In the
School.
5, How Teachers Waste Time.
Afternoon-1:3O o'clock.
music. !
Means and opportunities for Self
improvem ent.-L. B. Bassett:
Discussion, led by Honor Cox
Ellsworth; Juilna Hartwell, Mag
nolia; May Boyle, Adrian. 49,
Recitation Florence Hovey, VIII
mont.
Reading Circle work-Chapte1s
" and V. Hinsdale's Art OF study
Miss Clara Knips, Lismofe, Leader
Music
Patriotism in Our Schools ErneS'
tine Lulo11, LeOta.
Discussion, led by Miss Nellie Sell
Adrian: II. S. Smith, Rushmore
Miss Eva Barclay, Magnolia.
Concentration of Rural Schools
Discussed by E. p. Campbell,
Adrin: Miss Mary Dobner, ELS
worth; Bennett Joul, Leota.
Music
Committee L. W. Abbott, J. F..
O'Malley, Miss Nellie Sell, Isola Ellis
worth.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-22
Send Your Money by Bank
Draft
Draft

The following table shows the
charges for sendi g p,aey y OK
press, money ord,r, IT, tic o: 1rr
and bank draft:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Die SdInB>Gun,rrte bes Vittsbnrger
Grdefers 1T bcr rWnfifs 9alle."

eopobl bas geitrise Ma4mittaesz,
pie Mbenb : CONCERT geitalteten lid
su grfolgen, bic fir 9rn. 9erbert,
5ein Or9eiter, pie bus Publtfum
glei9 ebrenb tparen. Sn Ibenb=
Gonsert tpurbe ST. 6erbert bei'm 8ez
ainn bes 5ipeiten Sbeiles bur4 lie
perrei9ung zines prd4tigen filbernen
8e9ers iberraf9t. @r fpra4 in pez
hiaen bersli9en Worten ieinen Odnt
fir bas @efdenf, tpie fir Die tparme
Mntbeilnabme bes Yublitums on ben
>Gon5erten aus unb beripra4, TN
tlG9ften Winter ans frDbli9e gnoe
frDblifen Mnfans tpieber anaufniiz
pfer. Nu9 geitern @benb mar bic
,Wtuiit : 6a1e" ii6erfuGt unb Elm
She'll bes Yublifums iiberge14pGbig.
bus benz proeramm pdren bic $50
mango" bon S%penbfen, bic BON 9rn.
8. 8urd mel terbaft geipielt purbe,
fopie cine peitere 3ugabe fir @eige
fpe5iea berboraubeben. 9erbert's
rMmerifanii9e Santafte" purbe NIT
grobem Subel aufgenommen, unb
bei'm G9luBtbemd erbob ii9 bas
eanse Yublifum. Ser Mari9n8ul
timore" bra6te bic Gon5erte 81 brill
gantem Mb59luHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Hicnic-
terfammclt fih
nm 4 1tbr NahmittagS
Q46-O auf bonn Seftplate.

Wieber unter Ser 8 a u
Be. = Die beribmte 5rau 2etitia
Perot tit in 2onbon. gnelanb, NIT
Meptune 8loob perbeiratbet porben.
Die Sruu NOR friber bic Satin bes
8altimorers @m. gates gerot. sic
fibrte einen ertrapaganten 2ebens=
tpanbel, unb ibr 9atte lieB ii9 in
1899 bon ibr ideiben; bic Grsie=
hung Der einaigen So6ter parb benz
8roBpater berfelben, Srn. %. s..
perot, ii%bertragen. 8alb na9 Der
S9eibuns fam 6rau perpt, bic 5i6
In England a~ufgebalten bate unb
nuh cine @ngldnbertn mar, nah8al=
fimore suriid, tpo Tie ibren geI6iebe=
hen @atten sebeiratbet bate, unb tpo
fbr S9ipiegerpater nit ibrer So9ter
ipo6nte, unb raubte bas Sinh. SSn
tbrer 8egleituns befanb ii4 Elm 6err.
Der fi9 Pieree nannte, unb Der Jrau
Perot als feline Satin ausgu6. Sn
Ronbon ipurbe Der Srau bas Mdb<
Hen bur9 ben 8altimorer @ebeimpoz
li3iiten gilbert @ault pieber abgez
itommen, unb bafelbe befinbet fih
, iebt bier in Baltimore unter berQufz
fi9t bes Grobpaters %. $. Perot.
Der Mann, ben Srau gerot iebt gez
beiratbet bat, tit Der betreffenbe Pier=
&c, Der tie Dor stpet Sabren als feline
Erau aussab; fem ridtiser Name 1T
Neptune 8looo; er seb0rt elmer angez
Gebenen britii9en 5amilie an.
Cine angebIi9e spiel
bDIIe. Wegen 5altens elmer am
gebliden @pielbDae in Nr. 8, Ofz
BermanitraBe, pnrbe Sobn HuHeu
getern i'm mittleren StotionsbauIe
bon &abi 5e9tig unter $500 8iirs=
f9aft benz @eri9tsperfabren iiber=
ipiefen. Sergeant Smith unb bret
polioiiten unternabmen cine Ras5ia
nuf bas 2ofal unb trafen mebrere
nngebli6e @pieler in bemfelben an,
tpelde $50 auf benz Slide liesen
batten, fotpie aud &arten.
-
Der SbterquGIerei angez
f4nlbigt. - 2ouis 9orpib, elm
Baltimorer, tpurbe geifern bonn Poz
li5ei : Gapitdn 8arranser bemgonz
6tabler S. S. SmaG pom 2. Oiftritt
bon Mnne @runbell : gountD iiber=
I~pieien, neil er angebli9 in ienemDi=
ftrift Elm altes pferb feinem Sdid=
fal iiberlafen bdtte.
Rebrte gefern Wbenbau III
rid. - Wapor 5apes, tpel9er am
esreitag Morgen cine 5peitdsise Snz
fpeftionstour iiber bic nWeftl. Warp<
idnber Babn1 antrat, tebrte geftern
Mbenb mad Baltimore auriid. Ma>
bpr 6apes mar nit BEN 3ufanb per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

fpo iie tpie bic S0bne ibrer niebrig@
item Na9barn ibr Sdulselb Sabler,
feiner mebr, feiner tpeniger, ais Der
Nnbere. Wirb bas 70 bleiben, penn
bic 6tuhirtpiten bon Mlr. Carnegie
besabIt tperben? Man itelle i9 Dor,
Der 6eraog bon 6amilton, Cameron
bon 2ohiel, ober Macbonalb gGbe 81,
bab tire Grben auf Soften zines anez
rifanifden g~tIenhGnblers erapger
piirben? Nddftens perben mir b0z
rem, baB Elm Gbicu9oer S4peinez
fleif9 : Baron Srforb unb Gdmz
bridge d~uffaufen unb bieien ~1niperitz
tdten ben Stubirpldn porf6reiben
pirb; ober bab n8Ob" @rofer cine
2obbp CUR Gontrole Der 2OnbOner
llniperiitdt bilbet, pel9e Der tomz
member Generation BON GodneD'5
Sammanb : MetboDen b~ei6ringt.
grnbte Musft9ten in
Sefrei9 unearn.
Ser .Marf Game grpreb" faet in
feiner @p9en : l1eberit9t binIihtli9
Der abnormen Witterungsperbdltz
ntFe: r@egentpdrtig 1T feline 8ahrz
i9einli9feit borbanben, baB Die 8aiz
5enernbte i'm Suli beginner tonne,
AUDI ni6t IN Sufer uno Sianet; in
SfzNngGia Dirb ni9t bor Der britt
ten Nuguitpp6e bamit begonnen tperz
ben f0nnen. Die bpridbrige 9etraibe=
grnbte muB. fpmit fir insgeiammt
55 Wp6en ausrei9en.
8eri9ten aus Seitreidzltn9arn ge=
mGB fino bort Die GrnbteausIi6ten,
rie folgt: Seitreidii9=SprOl I'm
garn, 8Dbmen unb S6leiien periprcz
diem mebr, als cine Mittelernbte, &roaz
item unb 8osnien cine Mittelernote,
tpGbrenb in Galiaien unb Stebenbiirz
gen bic Grnbte lnter benz 9ur9i9nttt
hleiben nirb.
grnbteanang in Ilgier.
Sn Ilgerien beginnt Die @rnote iesl
unb berIpri9t einen rei9en Grtrag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
+ prnf. cttn 9ngser in ct. Yanl.

81. pau1, Minn., Is. Mai. -
Na6 nur furser &ranfbeit lit bier
prof. Otto 2usser g%eitorben. Die
WiHeni9aft bat in ibm einen bebeuz
tsnben Sori9er, bus Oeuti9tbum Der
Stabt einen feiner eifrisiten 8ertrez
ter, einen parmen, offenber5isen, itets
bIlfsbereiten Sreunb berloren. Prof.
Otto 2ueger tpurbe am Is. Septemz
Der 1874 in 9ugen, Weftpbalen, eez
boren. gr empfing feline erfte Qusz
bilbung auf benz @pmnaiium in 9a=
gen unb biente bann in Der Nrmee.
SIM Sabre 1866 fam er mad Amez
rita, tpo er fid aund9it Der 5elbmeiz
Ierei pibmete unb fpdter auf Der
rSobns 9optins' 1niDeriitdt" 3ooloz
gle itubirte. Sniettentunbe bilbete
feline Sp~eaiaGitGt. in Der er ii9 einen
tpeit iiber bic @renaer1 Der Ser. Staaz
ten ret9enben Huf ertparb. Oret
Sabre lang mar er i'm Nderbau : De-
partement bei6Gftigt unb unternabm
erobe Sorfdunssreiien mad ben Sroz
penldnbern BON Siibameritd. @pG=
ter befties er ben 2ebritubl Der 8otaz
nif an Der bieiisen uniperiitdt unb
tpurbe Stats : gntomolosiit bon
Minnefota, cine SteGung, pel6e er
Biz gu feinem Sobe befletbete. Seine
5or19uneen auf benz 9ebiete Der
Der 2anbpirtbf9aft fddbliaen Snz
fetten baben benz ganaen Roropeit ten
arm Seuen aeDient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Meeter's purf pertauft.

Meeter's parf nertaut.
ST.. Sobn airbp, pelder ldnge 3eit
an Der Mnnapolis= Roab, nabe Weitz
bort, einen @ommererbolungsplab be-
trieb, bat geitern Meeter's Parf fdufs
lid iibernommen unb nirb benielben
mad beriibmtem europdif6en Muiter
betreiben. Ser parf ipurbe bereits
qeftern Mbenb bonn neuen Gi%gentbiimer
iibernommen, unb stpar miro baielb1t
II Tranf Steil's 8ier gum Ius=
fdanf selangen.
Grlag feinen @erlesun@
gen. patrid Barnes, 40 Sabre alt,
tpelder am Is. Mtai auf ben 8eleiien
Der npenniplpanier 8abn" bon elmer
2otomotipe getroffen tpdrb unb etner1
berartisen 8einbruh erlitt, bdB Die
Nmputation bes @lieoes notbpenoig
mar, tit geitern i'm rStabt 5oipital"
~geitprben. Coroner Sauneers ptrb
morgen Mbenb i'm mittleren Statlonsz
baufe einen Snqueit halten.
Srauer berrfht i'm SpriBenz
baufe Nr. 4 an Der 2erington=, nahe
Hortbitrabe; Der alte 9ausfater
rGbparb Sauber," na9 einem Mitz
eliebe bes Seuerbepartements benannt,
bat ndmlid feline 2uufbabn uls Stat
tenn unb Mduiefdnger beenbet. Ser
&ater tuar IA Sabre aft unb Derenbete
in 5olse BON Mltersi6pd4e.
Nun muB er brummen.-
9arriion s. Sablor BON Ger. III, So
Prottitrabe, muBte eeftern in Grz
mangelung bon $500 Triebensbirsz
i9aft mad benz @efdngnib panoern,
neil er feline Satin Marp Saplor ieit
Ginger 3eit bermaBen branglalirte,
baB iid Die Srau hires 2ebens nt9t
ii9er fiblte.
Oie- 9 autbGtigfeit. = 81.
90. s. 2ubpis erbielt geitern i'm guz
reau bes @ebdubez Srfpeftors Die Grz
laubniB fir ben 8au BON flint 5peiz
itDdigen Wobnbdufern an Der @eitz
1eite Der Mrsple : Npenue, Spiiden
@reenpinon= unb 9offman : Strabe.
Die 9duier perbsn $1,000 pro Stiid
fo1ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
e~inItimmig SIT 9uniten Der buloigen

einitimmig SIT Guniten Der buloigen
yYarplirung" Der beiDen Youn9er
ent59lofen bat.
IS tit po6G nit Siaerbeit an3uz
nebmen, baB bieIe 5pei 8riioer, Die
aus Der BON tbnen in jungen Sa6ren
be5ogenen Strafanitalt dls geretfte
MGnner 6erborgeben, bpn ibrer Sreiz
belt feinen f6le9ten @ebrau9 ma
6en tperben. SIRE ~e6emaligen W3itz
i6ulbigen 5rant unb Seffe Sames
batten, obglei4 mod 16uloiger, Elm
beHeres 2oo5 als 1ie. Na6Dem Die
beiben Sames ibr 3duberle6en nod
cine .3eit lang in Mifouri unb an
beren @taaten fortgeTeBt butten,
purbe Sei1e Sames in ieiner poaen
Srei6eit BON einem gum SpGber Der
Mifpurier 3egterung %gelporbenen
MitDerbre9er umgebra9t. 5ranf
Sanres aber fapituGirte fur5 barauf
pie elm re9tli6er 8riegsmann ppr
benz Staote Mifouri unb betrug 1i9
feitbem als friebli9er 8iirgersmann.
8ei Der neueiten, in ibrer Mebrbeit
bemofratii6en StaatsgeieBgebung
Miffouri's beparb er ii9 I'M cine
!6ausmeiteriteue i'm 8apitol, bic er
jebo9 ni4t erbielt. Die 5pei Younz
ger tperben tpo6l audi in ibrem Sc
burtsfaate MiHouri nun i6r 2eben
gu fri1ten fu6en. (SQ. St3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
glelanoe J(ieren lld5ern CUTE Ae(uno9ed

Ser S9n $. GorGes, @etAdr Der Council gluHs, So, gH9ktc afos
chfon, purbe buuh qnuna non ghrenteben trt gr fag:
sd babe fsHen Glauben so Sesana. 9rei Sabre Eaaa bate i9 iMItun.
nte geidtusrSeu init ben 9ficren anS aHpcren SeIoic Cr8aHen, mno ncrndbe
mebrere MtthI pbne Mobile. SD brand1c 0ernna pertramensDpu pers
bcbn gSodbeu lang uan fasc nit Treubea, es e*tDhe mb saadto ppn auen
Ghuersen.
,Sh bin bet pprtrcTldcr Gefunbbet, babe stpBlf gfanS suaemumuneu
nus fIbte ne sunbIr tit net1en 9ebcu."
Ser adt6. g. 8. SaBcpr, &aplan Der @ranb @rnb Of TIE GspubG, farebt
bon S5 groobnap, Sahdnb, Sal:
~Sh bin Elm alter SregS=Teteran. SD mar init ibTimmeR SIaIen= unS
Gkreu=SeiDtpersea bcbafct, bcraussabte 9unbcrtc BON Dollars nnS cons
fEldrte elite @feage 9ossOren, aer feiner sunute mir belfn. shIteRlth
rtdsen mr eiutsc metncr SaraeraSeH, bic Durb Neruna furirt mprben fuaa
rem, nasielbe sn perind5eu. SD fauhe fofurt cine ssIafhe ano fano, ok eS
mr BALI; sb belt nabesn tier @fpnate an NIT Dem Gebraud.
nperuna bat fda ais bic bette Mebtiu erpieRa, Die th fe eebranbt.
Sh fable tupbI ub mBdbte ntot pbne aosclbe fda In 3etcn Der Nutb, nn6
hNnu cs 3ebn IEaI 10 bel fohete."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Dies IL Elm Bib Der tnr,Iih semadten Grfins
hung, Der Rod sSnbaiaftpn, unr cte
Nrpf, Rod aus Berlin.

Dies IL elm Bib Der tir,IiG sen,adbten Grtins
hung, Der Rod : Snbaiafipns unn ctS
prof. Rod aus Berlin.
8rof. Sod lit Der san5en Welt be-
fannt als Der ein5ise Mann. peld)er
iemals @aminbiu4t atbma, Gatarrb
uno 8ron9itis sebeilt bat. Die ge@
banblunaspeiie pirb bier in 8alti=
more, sol gutanitr., poielbf i'm Snz
terefe BON 8altimorer patienten tag
li9 &linifsn absebalten perOen. perabs
rsidt. Diefss groBe Sod 9eilmittsl
fann, in 8srbinbung nit ben number
barren autiieptiifRn beilenben Selen,
brett in bic 2unsen eingeatbmet uno,
mittsls bieier Ginatbmung, fOnnen Die
tpunberbariten Grfolse eraielt tperben.
Goaar @9ninbiudt finbet in bieler
acknowledgements ibren n%eberrpinber.
sic tritt on bic @telle BON Magen=
Mraneien, tpel9e mebr Meni4en tObten
ols bic Rranfbeit islbft. Wenn ole
auberen Wittel perfegen, fommt unb
unterperft Sud elmer freien 8ehanb<
luna. unb Sbr perbet fpisber seiuno.
Maa laFe id bic 8rofdire fommerl,
peIh. Die Mef6obe erfautert. Goriuie
tation unb Matb finb abiolut tret.
@eraeBt nidt bic Numnlsr, 5Ol guz
tatp=@tr., Baltimore, MfD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

fo6lsn1aures Iatroa o5er fo9leniaures
Inmoaiat (0irT66orniai5), ME iolH
DIES 81 Napitu6;n unO Sonotortsn
perlpenoet niro. geiOe TinD DDlig unz
ItdOti6, unO geniigt i'm 0ur4i6nttt
eina MeTerIpiBs boG fir ca. 1 Sitter,
ho9 III Der SGurege6alt Der 5ru6te
eiu perI4itoener, unO muB man oaber
bic a0t6ige Menge 0ur4 b:n 9ei6mod
= 0er bei einem 3upial lei6t ieifig
miro - auspro6iren. 81 9~sioelbeea
rsa, Sta6el6esren, 2lPFelmus ETC., Die
b;taantermaBen is1r fauer uno Durum
Is1r b;el 3udsr b.oIrfen, lam man
bur6 3uIaB bon etpas Na!ron ii6er
bic 6GlFte 3uder eriparan. Die 6etm
unru6r:n auffte:gsnOan 8,ds4en iino
&o6.enldurs; lie perI9ninOsn isbr
bctO tptebsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

5rau Murp 2atpler BON GppIeton,
Dis., tuuroe bon Nierenleiben furirt bur9
gsruna. SSn sinsm 8riefe an Or. 9arts
man fagt fie: m2ebten &uguft apg i'd mir
cine Sommerertdltung gu, tpeI6e ii4 auf
meine Nieren legte uub mir Diel ltn6e6ags
Ii9tsit berurfa4te. Nidts fdien gu BEL
fen unb bic Sottoren rietben mir einen
aIimapediel. Su i4 bie5 ni4t i'm
Gtanbe mar, 70 beriu6ts i'd peruna aGs
Iebtss 3uflu4tsmittel, unb i4 fanb, baB
bies cine 8oblt6at fir mid mar"
Die Nieren iinb Der natiirli9e Qustpes
fir cine Menge l%1nreinbeiten; bieie tper=
ben gu elmer siftigen Subitun5, lpeHn man
fe aniummeln laBt. Die NierenI4Iugz
obern treiben bas unreine 8lut bur9 bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

Rieren. 8enn bieie gefun6 iinb, f9siben
ite bas Sift aus benz 8Iute. Die S9lagz
abern brin9en bas gereiniste Slut aus ben
Nieren in bic allgemeine girtulatipn.
Peruna regt bic Rieren an, bas angez
iammelte Gift aus benz Dilute ausauI9si4
BEN unb 70 CONDITIONER 81 berbiten,
peI3e ii9erli9 fpIsen, tpenn bas 8ift inn
Dilute belaFen pirb. IS beIebt bic !Seroz
tbdtigteit unb ftGrtt bas @erbauunssz
ipitem, bic beibe f4neII perfaIIen bel Gie=
rentrant6eiten.
Nierentrant6eiten fomnlel bdufiger int
CONNER bpr pie i'm 8tnter. S9idt
mad einem Gremplar BON nSommer@Sa=
tarrb", gef6rieben BON Or. Sartmun.
9as Bud pirb fret periaidt an irssnS
cine IbrefIe auf 4nfrage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
6nltett ii6 Gelb.

mineral point, Wise., Is.
Mat. @tnbre4er beitablen bic
rGrite National : 8ant" beute INN
$4,000. Ser 8etrag 1T bur9 Ser
ii9erung eebedt. Die 3duber branz
gen bur9 bas Dad in bas einitDdige
8ebdube unb fprensten ben @elbz
f4rant nit Hitrp : 9lpcerin. Man
bat feine Spur BON ben 0ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Gin Gn9 ais Merf3eifen.

9ober, N.=S., 25. Mai. = Sn
ben rMtlantie 9pnamit Worfs" gu
&enotl, feds Meilen bon bier, erploz
birten heute 800 pfunb Nitro<@ lncez
rim. Sin Sod in Der Grbe beaei9net
BITE Steae, mo bas @ebdube itanb.
Oie @rploiion mar bur9 unbeabfidz
tigte u%eberbiBung perurfa9t. Gs
tpurbe Ntemanb berleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
MlgemeineS 9entideS WaiienbauS
@rpfes Hirnic
YHngftmOntag inn uSarlep'4arf."

*** Morgen, Montag, feiert Der
vG6pabenz0 erein BON Baltimore" in
9raubner's rWe1tenb=part" an Der
gde bon @arrifonz2ane Ii. Baltimore
@traBe Elm Maienfeit na9 beuti9em
Stpl. Wer fhon friiber Sefte Der
luftisen S9paben beiu9t bat, peiB,
pie gemiitbli9 unb better es Bel benz
felben bergebt. unb ptrb bas fomz
menbe Seit, tpenn Der @ettergott Elm
Gin1e6en bat, ii6erli9 feline @usz
nabme MAIDEN. Sir nnterbaltungen
aGer Dirt, CONCERT unb Sanamuiif TT
be1tens Gorge getragen. Sdmmtlife
Mitglieber bes 8ereins nit tbren Saz
milien nerben fib Mittags 1 11br an
Der Gde BON SmaGpoobz unb Yrattz
@traBe perfammeln, poielbit bic Ya>
rabe Der Maienf0nigin ii9 formiren
unb bura perf6iebene @traben na6
benz r@eftenbzYart" 5ieben pirb.
Del ,S9naben : Samen=8 erein" bat
beidlofen, iid in Nationultra4t an
Der ftattftnbenben Barabe Der Maienz
fDnisin gu betbeiltsen, uno nirb ii6
Mittdgs 1 l1br BON Der r@ermaniaz
SurnbaGe" aus nit Muiif in einem
Omnibus mad Der Gde bon @maaz
tpoobz unb Yrdttitrabe, benz Iufitelz
lungsplaBe, begeben.