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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15
CuKIOSlTlES OF BREA &.

The taller men are, other things being
equal, the more lungs they have, and the
greater number OF cubic inches of air they
can take in or deliver at single breath. i,
is thought that mans lungs are sound and
well developed in proportion tc his gir,h
around the chest yet observation show that
slim men ms a rule will run faster and far
ther, with less fatigue, having "more wind"
than stout men. 1.-two persons are taken
in all respects alike, except that one mens-
urcs twelve inches more around the ches,
than the other, the one having the excess
will not deliver more air Mt cne full breath,
by mathematical measurement than the
other.
The more air man receives into his
lungs in ordinary breathing. the more
healthy he is likely to be; because an i'm
portant object in breathing is to remove i'm
purites from the blood. Each breath ia
drawn pure into the lungs; on it's outgoing
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15
From Our Young Folks, for July.
FAR NlER JOHN.

Home from his journey Farmer John
Arrived this morning, safe and sound,
His black coat off, and his old clothes on,
''Now I'm myself" says Farmer John;
And he thinks, "Ill look around"
Up leaps the dog: "Get down, you pup!
Are you so glad you would eat me up 2"
The old COW lows at the gate. to greet him;
The horses prick up their ears, to meet him;
swell, WE'LL old Bay
Ha, ha, old Gray!
Do you get good feed when am away?
You hav mt rib ~ says Farmer John;
"The cattle are looking round and sleek;
The colt is going to be roam.
And beauty, too; how he has grown!
Well wean the calf next week
Says Farmer John, "When I've been of,
To call you again about the trough,
And watch you and pet you, while you drink,
Is greater comfort than you can think.
And he pats old Bay,
And lie slaps old Gray;
"Ah, this is the comfort OF going away!
"For, after ALL" said Farmer John,
"Thc best of a journey is getting home!
I've seen great sights-but would give
This spot. and the peaceful life live,
For their Paris and Rome?
These hills for the city's stiAed air,
Land all houses and roads all stones,
That deafen your ears and batter your bones !?
Would you. old Bay?
Would you, old Gray
That's what one gets by gong away!
"There Money is king" says Farmer John;
'And Fashion is queen and it's mighty queer
To see how, sometimes, while the man
Is raking and scraping all he can.
The wife spends, every year,
Enough, you would think. for a score of wives,
To keep them in luxury all their lives!
The town perfect Babylon
To quiet chap" says Farmer John.
"You see, old Bay,
You see, old Gray,
I'm wiser than when went away.
awe found out this" says Farmer JOHN
"That happiness is not btught and sold.
And clutched in life of waste and hurry,
In nights of pleasure and days OF worry;
And wealth ism; all in gold,
Mortgage and stocks and ten per cent.
But in simple ways, and sweet content,
Few wants, pure hopes. and noble ends,
Some land TO till. and few good friends,
Like you, old Bay,
Like you. old Gray!
That's what I've learned by going away
And happy man is Farmer John,-
0. rich and happy man is he!
lie sees the PEAS and pumpkins growing,
The corn in tasscl, the buckwheut blowing,
And fruit vine and tree;
The large, kind oxen look their thanks
As he ruhs their foreheads and strokes their
hanks
The doves light round him. and strut and coo:
Says Farmer John, III take you, too
And you, old Bay,
And you, old Gray,
Next time travel go far away"
i. 7. Troujridge.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

The following extract from The Saratc-
gjan is rather funny
1T is one of the most amusing sights in
TIL world to watch young and inexrer-
fenced fly attempt to perigrinate slantindic-
ularly across the head OF one Of our short
haired young men. We mean one of tn, SO
heads that has been seisSored down, rasped.
flied and finished off with sand paper and
emery. so that the minutest phrenological
bump stands ont in as bold relief as hill
OF potatoes. He (the ay) travels so loosely,
and mixes his feet up very much like a
bashful bachelor learning to skate. No use
trying to enjoy a sermon with one of those
heads on an exact line between you and
the preacher, and an unfortunate fly on il
esSaying desperately to get across from the
northwest to the southwest corner TO see
friend
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

The following is specimen of printers
technical terms but it don't mean, how
ever, as much as would seem to the unin-
itiated:
"Albert put General Grant on the galley,
and then firish the murder of the young
girl you commenced Yesterday. Set up the
ruins of Herculaneum, and distribute the
small pox; you reed not finish that run
a way match, but have the high water in tie
paper this week. Put new head to Gen
Grant, and lock up jeff. Davis. slide the
dead matter into hell. and let that pi alone
until after dinner. You can put the La
dies fair to press, and then 60 TO the devil
and put him to work on Deacon Fogy's ar
ticle no Eternal Punishment"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

Iowa THE SECOND WHEAT STA7E.-Tke
Department, OF Agriculture has issued an iu-
teresting document in regard TO the wheat
crops OF 1870. 1t presents figures from o.
hcal statements to show ths, twenty years
have wrought changes Ia the lis: Of wheat
producing States that are suggestive and
even startling pennsvlvauia stood at the
head Of the list in 1919; she was sixth i'll
1889 and in 1869. of nine leading States,
she stood nn,h and las. In ls59. nine
States produced less than 20 per cent. fan
aggregate Of I73. 900 coo bushels III 1869.
nine States Welded 1911 900 900 bushels. or
20 per cent of our 100000 coo bushels
ard California. which is iourth in 1869. was
not found among the leading nine oil ten
wears ago: while Minnesota. the seventh,
was al tia; ,lne Scaleely III existence As "
State. Iowa. which twenty years ago WIS
Just organized aS a State, mlth lis garden at
rich praries virtually untouched hv the
plow, with no rank at all, aSricultorally or
in population, in 1859 appeared as tire
eighth wheat State in the Union. and in
1869 as the second Here IS an imperial
march rapidly forward into greatness such
as no other State has made Re, isteT.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15
A Desperate Indian Uses all tsie Lf
glish " Ords at his Com and.

From the Virginia New Enterprise
Our Pute indians are Of an inquiring
turn Of MUD, and always tlock'aro' nd at
any kind OF street show, where they W.!
stand for hours, stretching their neck over
the shouidess Of the white spectators, drii k
ing in with open eyes and mouths the won.
ders befure them. Sunday aiteri oon last
quite a crowd Of wh te men, and the Usual
sprinlliug Of PiuteS, were gathered about
the electrical machine which was in full
blast near the corner Of c and Cuion streets.
Several whites had bought two bits WORTH
Of the artificial lightning, when ''big In
Jun, whose raiment consisted principally
oi IA big turkey feather and a few daubs Of
red paint. marched up i'll drove BY him.
self. like Baxter's hog, aud became a Gus
toner to the peddler of home made lig ght-
ning. He seized upon the handles OF the
machine, and the man at the wheel began
to grind. So deep was tie si'eice which
reigned in the expectant crowd, that You
might have heard the Liowiug Of nose.
Presently The painted warrior began 10 cx-
hibit signs of uneasiness lie evidently felt
thrills and things-twitches, for instance.
His grim counenance became grimmer,
then grimmest. There ". a fearful work
ing Of his facial muscle his eyes began
to google; the paint on his cheek-bones
cracked and fell Of in flakes: he tried to
drop the handles ofhe machine, but ihev
stuck fas, TO bis fingers. "fii-you"' cred
he, mo good-ee, Stan you mana. loy stop
ce wagen-whoa haw; d-n! Eesenpon
lie began wild sort Of war dance, his fn-
gers still upon the keys of the machine as
though plavirg an accompaniment, on ihe
piano. "Hi-you. d-n. Do i'm small
me plenty two bit. The wagon being
stopped, the noble red man MADE t break
through the crowd at a rapid rate,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

The lrte Sir James Young Simpson,
when advocating the introduction of his tn-
nous anasthetic. proved himself as ready
at theological repartee as in his famous
surgical operations. The Galvinlst object
ed to checking pain in connection with TIE
.'yisitstions Of Cod as an attempt to cor
travene the DEGREES Of an all.wise Creator
"But," replied DR.. Simpson, 'd,d not God
throw Adam into deep sleep when about
to extract from his side the rib fiom which
he formed Eve" The retort stopped re
MY
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15
A Som II III bulist in II Sleeping Car.

About midnight. when We were either lost
in sleep or dropping away, a fearful scream
that made the blood curdle. broke upon our
startled ears. This wild yell came from a
female throat, and was followed by cries Of
"Oh stop him. Help him." Don't let
him CO." and the wildes, confusion ersued.
All the men sprang TO their feet, and all the
women screamed. Running along the pass
age way, found woman clinging to a
male specimen of humanity, and begging
him to 20 10 bed. and learned through a
great deal OF incoherent exclamation, that
the nan was a sleep walker.
"Oh, James, do come back to bed : do
waken up-please do!' she cried, piteous-
ly.
"Why, l am awake, you :ool!'' snorte |
the husband.
mo you're not. That is the way he al
WAYS answers, and he'll go out and get kill
ed under the cars. Won't somebody stop
the train ?'
"Come, come, my good fellow waken mp.
waken up" roared stout man. shaking
the supposed sleep walker SO violently by
he shoulders tina, be must have had free
ADMISSION 10 lne HIeWOThs' III 'uiS bC "hs
assisted by our Kentucky friend, who ap-
p.ared in a fearful suit of red flannel. This
was too much fot the afflicted man, charg-
ed with the crime of somnambulism. tie
went to fghting-sbaking the stout man off
with such force that corpulence went down
in sitting position. and hitting red flannels
in the stomach. Blazes disappeared from
sight through The curtains Of a section from
whence other female screams went up, and
evidences of a general en-
gagement.
The sleep walker, after whipping all with
in reach. explained that he had got up with
no intention to walk in his sleep, but to get
a drink of water but, being given to SOM
his wife had taken the alarm
and with this information he retired to his
couch in n very sulky manner. Our Ken
lucky friend came tumbling from the Sec
lion he had invaded, with his face scratch
ed, his red flannel shirt torn, and giving
evidence of having suffered from an encoun
ter. He told me Tie next day that when he
raided in on the bed he rolled over a fat
woman into the arms of a thin one, who
went at him tooth and nail. to the great
damage of his underclothes and counte-
nance. Cincinnati Commercial.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

A Connecticut fisherman one day haited
his hook with a live frog. After patiently
waiting some time for q bite. as he chat.ed
with friend. be found that his lively bait
had swum ashore, and WAS sitting quietly
on the rock bv bis side, He wound NJ his
liue aud went home,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

Mrs. Senator Newell visited the treasurr
vault and had the pleasure of holding an
immense sum of bonds, warrants, notes, d, =.
She replied TO Mr. Brandts query Of show
she liked that by saying, 'Oh Mr., Brand
its the best armfnl ever had not exeer'
,rc Mr.. Newell"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15
NOT FOR JIM.

l met her by the seller dore,
The look she gave was cold and sturn;
Her eyes looked pitchforks into mine,
AID mine looked pison into hern.
For we had luvcd in dase gone by:
Her daddy said that l might take her;
But alas for my dreams of welded bliss,
She got up and got with Dutch shoemaker
y o more girls for me if knows it
No more frauds my luy to win;
In the words of the poet. "Not for Joseph"
And he might have added, mot for Jim
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-15

/ STORY WoR~n TElLISG.--.lu n.I
En-. lish gentleman, school teacher, wh"
s me years ago resided in one Ct the small
towns Of Ohio, was an agreeable teller Of
stories, but deemed j. beut ath his reputation
as q rdcoa eiI to tell one that did not sur
pass any that had preceded il. 4 farmer
having come to the village remarked, in
tie presence Of lis friends, that be had
been p!owing all the week with iour horses,
breaking up new ground, aud dweit upon
i, as being a very big thing 'Pshaw."
SAID tile Old Lnglishman. chats nothing
| have.seen in England fifty yoke of oxen
hitched to one plow,H The remark seemed
to occasion ger erai surprise. And con
tinued he, ''ibe funniest part Of the whole
thing was. That while tie pow was on the
top Of one lii, tie leedng yoke Of oxen
was on the top. of another hiil, and the for
ty-uine tetwet the piow and the leaders.
were suspended between the tWo hills. Aud
there was another matter COM eeted with 1t
rather strange. In the course of the day
the powman, becoming rather careless
about driving his team, ran into and spit
big oak stump. The p|ow passed safely
through the split, bat before the pio@man
60, entirely through. il, closed up and
caught him by the coat tail..'' did it tear
his coat p asked person Of on luquiring
mind. Not a lit ofitl" replied our vera
cious NARRATOR; he hung on TO the plow
ha dies and pulled out the stump Tie
prawer in HGrpsrs,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01
(Ginas[anhL.l
6trrn &. @daner!

6trrn 8. 0dsusr!
BolIsn ole ssfdGisR, um tsn 0unfd
pielsr Dsutlhen su bsfrtseieeu, na6is
tsups 3siIen In Str wfrtpss .Dp&sn
platt" tiurIden.
60 pirb Sbnsn pislIsi6t ftl6f tsfanr
itin, paB Bios nur auf bringenoes Nnlu
ben Der msilfsn Deutf6en In SerautUI
6err Gbarles Robinlon fetnen Ramen al,
ganeipat fir bic Office res @lerfs bsI
tu,frne County Guurts Der n6hReR be
mofratil&en Gcnpentiun 3ur Gntihtipun,
bergab. 6err Hpbinfcn mar tmmer elm
warmer 8sfirwprtsr Der ptmptratif&s'
| partsi; ia, fcgar pdbreno bts Srtegss
IN ben Sastn Der Rotb, mo 8itle iGwan.
tenb bas btmofrattfGe Banner psrliserp
bltsb er INNER fapbtaft unp f&eutt Gt
ME, 6fftntlidb I'm SnttrrGt Der partet aui
lutrstsn. untisenniibig f&eute er ein'
| Jleibs BON Sabren weper Nihr nod SO
I:n, um bas Sntersft Der partfi ju for
bern, tptetalb ibm birrftits isctr Deuiftf
tiett, irtnen Namtn fur pttits Mmt hsr'
,ussbsn.
Sdon Iestts Sp6tiatr'trbtslt CT In BE-,
pemutratilGsn Guupsnttun sintn 8swsif
pes Bertrauens, inptm ;manjis Delesater
iiir ion ais 9anDipat fir @slsbssbunp
iftmmtsn; ais sr ttpp& ftinsR 3ped nidI
srrei&tn tonnte, arbetttte tr ptiio mtbr.
unp ,par nit aasm Gifsr far ale oemo.
tratilhen @anbibatrn, um tire @rpdbiunp
,u lIhern; nit tinem sBSrtf: Hidtts fonnt
isin Ssrtrnutn uno itiueu Offer I'm Ditnfs
per guttn SADIE srGdattsrn.
gs tbut uns paber iebr lsib, fastn ju
maFsu, -bab Elm anetrtr Dsutfdtr, rtr
nod sor fur;tr 3tit mtbrsrsn 5srrtn bus
BsrIprshtn CAB. piefes Spitidbr tinmal
tsiR Gaubipat fur etn Amt ltin III woqsn
iset auf sinmal ais gaHbiHnt fir prOtHU.
nCtar auftritt, um, ptt sr fslbif faai, pa.
Our@ bic ROmtnatiUH bts 5trru Rpbin'
fon ju ptrbinotrn.
0ir ppatn ia ni&t I'm @trineRsn btr
9baratttr itnts 6trrn nntantn, f6uurr
abtr ntht unttrlaiTsn ju Inssn, bab tr
| Ghpn felt eiutr Ntibe BON Sabren berrtte
fir ale nur m5slihtn asmter TN Gsle'
mar, ubne ie nur tine ausii6t auf Grfcla
,u 1tiatn. 9tutt, bic ntht init ION lpm'
patbi(lrttn, mahte er cine mpglthf 9rOb'
portlrn @robbtitsn; feline ButR. ifinsu
gBtllen ntdst pnr&ftstR ju i6nHsn, eat
fEH loaar burdt MuetteiIung vcn Derfet'
cen tunb; ltbtee Spdtiabr eins tr loGar
70 wtit unp balf etHe ptmctratllGe Oo'
aus. 6 pnptntlon btwsrfftaiesn, ais Nan'
pafir. bae tr IN trr rtsslmdbtetH ptmc'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01

- Dis Dst., edda. n. u. Go
piro ibr Setrtsbs'gaPital ur SO, ,00G,0Qt
| rrbpbsn. .s g..
HGr Ssrr &isb, BON Der 5isma Ma)
Ttsb u. Co., sstt Samfag mad Der
StGbten Ntr.gcrt unb pbilapelpbia uni
uirn dm 10. init stnsm aroBsn 8Orratt
vcu 6erbifpaarsn Suriidtsbrtn. Seinl
beutfAsR 6reunet limb einSsIapsn, fl& BIZ
neue @aare ~ te1sbeu.
nR- g4ie mir ptrnetmsu, IN nunmsbl
elm paiTtrpss @runpitad an rer @ufb'
tnetcn apeaue ftr rlnen ,.@Gaemsiner
beutlGen Rir&kof" aaeefauft unb wirt
bsmna6ft NIT rer ttmfriebtsuns unb Ser.
l&Snsruns fts Dlabes bssOnnsn wsresn,
- Di. 6pre part Sparbant 0ffnet tbrs
Sbaren fir @sIhafte am 5. SsPt.
R0- 0tr rerSFsntliGsn bsute bic Gn'
,siat hes 5ru. Gbals, wcrtn sr ii8 ale
Ganptcat fur bas Serauton 8secretr'
amt empfsblt; swar etwaS ipat, absr Inn
mer nod better ais gar niGt. 6trr ebals
mar, 1cpett mir In Grfabrung bra6ten.
tets elm etfrtaer, unerlniitttrlthtr Demo-
frat, bsadntis fur tae 0ptl nnb BEN
Grfclg Der partet arteitsnr, une ietns
anIpriihe birftsn bater ebsn 70 srcBf
gea6tuns Dor rer Convention Fnbsn.
als Die treenb zines anesrsn eanetoatsn
R2~ Sb1Gon Stete aneert aGt6ars
5erren ais Ganbipaisn fur @sfsbssbunp
TN Gslrt Rnc, ssssn bic mir nt@t Sde
Gerinsat ttn5upenren baben uno esnsr
n9r, penu m5ali&, alien Grfol9 wiinfhen.
IN 8 bod bic pEi&t Der Dtlssatsn In be
6 ouv, 'ution. 5rn. 9. 70. 8esus's Ganot
potur ne aQIsn Dtnstn fiber 3u ifeqen
Gs IN elm otter @sbrau6, eab elm @sfsB
oebuuosr,prG tentant Swtt asrmtne mad
5arristurs ssr,,tidt wirOj pas Ssrpaitsr
pss Srn. 8esne pdbrsnp ttnes srlsr
5srmtues war berart, pas istne Ncmtna
tion In Der ndhRsn Gcnpsnisen uoutum
men aere&ferttgt mare uno 60 ssbt q
bcffen, pa6 bic DsItaaten feline @nfpra-
DE bsriittadtiseR. Gin treusrtr Grsunf
p,r @rbsitertIafs iR obnsetss iawsr ~
finben,
Die Gd1etnlssuns an Der &sgfcnf
ataoemts 3u JaetorYpiae fauo am Don
uerIlas NIT 5reimnursrsG GersncntsR Stati.
Cine 5atlrethe Delegation Der S6ius
ecse mar sbsufdls onwelenp. Die Nta'
remie tcfet S35, 900.
aeA- @m 9amifas TT S&ilbstnwsibunG
nit Saa BET Gpwaro @arpuer In Slceun
SUaop. Das SGilp ;sist bic SruitbiIbn
pon 8Snis Wiltslm uub Gen. Grant
Die tiuf6sno dbnli& auessfhbrt NM
rtrtliM febenswsrth itnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01

6teEher! glad, ,msipG heniltder Q6.
peieabett LIT pr. Rsttlstcn lceben wieper
aus tem Sfen ,uriidsststr; init etnsm
Scrratb pom Sttefsln, SGutsn, Reifetas
i6eu u. (. ~, irelhe l6res 0tetden fud,t.
St bat i'm Gintaufen bic rttttae 3eit ats
ssUartet une bic uisbrise @olpprdmie
i'd ju Nubrn gema6t unb IN natiirlt&
lu& gBiIlens, ben prcft nit isinsn 6uus
Osn ju ttetIsn. gBer In feinsm @eI6dfte
,crfpre6t uuO bic Wdaren prifet, wIrb
Id BON Der Uabrbsit iiberjsussn.
5err Nntcn 5000 bsiprat, ps btsber,
lu& In Der 3utunft ipwObl nsue Qrteit
Ils aud Hsplraturen unp wirp Ietnen
Sreunpen uno eanDslsutsn Bet loren Gin.
'dufsn serne bstilfIi& ietn.
8trssbt ntdt; bic jpeitt 5Rire puR
5anpsrions Sant. 28ap
Gin etbrer wtrb fir eine Der sSrst.
hulsn tn Der IL. Warp psrlangt. WuB
uglilh unp heut1h unterridsten t5nnen
inp erb6lt elm tintiaer 1ann einen @es
iaIt pcn S800-1.000. Qnmslpuuarn
tbte mau ON pisis Office, unter 9rr lie,
scranton, pa. (6a)
har Sabt ttr Elm neuss 5aus an,u-
trethtn peer elm altee Su perfh5nern, 70
IbsrSebt bic arbeit an @Ier. 5ap, pelder
uh ,ufrtsrentsaen pirp. Guftrd9e rer.
zen In Imspen's Sapstenfure oeer s5ul.
srs apotbefs entssssnssnommsn. Isn't
s9 Der Scmmrr Fommt upb Sober.
mann psrlanst Elm @Ias f,tf&es tibles
sagerbisr. @ebriiOer esonarp lfnp Die
m1tsen Jdbritsntsn pom eassrbisr. pams
zen. Sober, Der edserbifr perfauft, foatt
'tne bsrielben tabsn; bas lsbte @las Bier
'lstbt papur6 ebenio gut uup frtl6, ais
as erle. Cine Der pumpsn IN In ibrem
Diem unb electromagnetic, 9ada.
canna Apenue, 9esenibsr BEN Court
'auls, aussefsllt uno mir smpfeblen ben
Btrtbsn, fi+ bteieIbt an,ufebsn. 26mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01

frdtifhtH GUureutirn tit 9acnIlmatleH fiis
oas gmt tinfs County. .Sdabmfiilers
ntdt srtttlt. 80 IN oabsr lsi&t gu feten,
edb CT btos felte asmtsr, nitt abtr pds
Sntsrsfs uno bie GrbaItuns Der etutptra>
tii6sn partet I'm Guse Dat. -a ..1-
WtSsen nahsr ale Ceuu6sn bis1t Bet
len uuo bic polittitt eauibabu tsietr
SbtssH elmer retit&sn BtaHtuns pirbt.
gen, uno oas 8sluItat mub fttr, paS Dtss
iesmal tstn rs&tIth rsnfsnptr DeuriHe
prH. Sbarles 8ObiniOn Opponirtn tam.
8tete Deut1&e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01
SSir ffrebetr mdcb 6efalIen!
OWENS Atelier,
Griibsr @rpwnsa's)
,,M0rble SlCcf,"

SUGUFUte SO1CCtC
224 g ef 10 a II II q 81 . enIe ,
Scranton, pa.
Ia i'd fiir,lidt eds pbctcerapbiicbe @trlisr ron
.. &. Yrppnea fGufidD trtarben babe unp rae
GefbGft ltpn cine 8sfbs ron Sabrrn nit Gr.
fpls fiibrtr, 70 bin iH i'm Stanbe, 8ilber isbsr
art anjufsrtigsn, ME
0ifiten= 9arten, Terrotbpes,
SnorptppeS, Imbrotppes,
Stdreofeope, Saifcrs 8arten.
Ssicubtre GufmerfIamfsit Serptnoe i'd, auf bic
porseldn Sileer, pelGe In grocer Sh6nbeit an
aefsrtat une an alarbsit une WraHt ppn Eeinem
anetrsn ibsrtrcfen prrpen.
apmmt unb btfebt bic Vrpben.
lln1rrs aartrn. 9ierr Ine in elmer Bsiie aus
aefibrt, pslcbe in eitIrm 3btie bes Stdates
nitbt errtitbt pirb. 9rillans unb Rlarbeit
fennssidnrn iIe ale als srfe 9lalTe Irbrit. Yin
Srfu6 iibsrjeuet SteernanH.
Gin setrtues Bib garantirt.
ainesrn isbrn altsrs pirb tsIpnesrt aufmsrf.
lamfeit ssipipmtt, bod Iclltrn eersn 8iIttr AMI.
i9en 10 unb llbr ssnpmmsn percen.
pbptcsrapbten,
rom altinIfsu biz sur 9rtsnsarS6t, cplprirt nit
Ssl, pdiisl, @aiirr orsr Snbien-8arbr, pom 9s.
ben cher prn aIteu SilpGrn eppirt.
gllIf Ylattru rceresn aufertpbrn unb tTnnrn
tapcn jset3rit abSias asmadt persen. guftrGgs
per pclt perprn pinftlib efeftuirt. Hd@ las
eepiinIGts Bib mub srnnu bslhrirbsn psrhen
alls pbptUsrapbii&t SiIrsr tpsrpsn ssesn g.
riuar 0Uifcn rplcrirt.
RaS Tamsn ipllten feline blabrcibs, blnus
CHER purpurnt 9lsicer traesH, ba ls ib bell ab.
nsbmsn. Sm Gmpfans. uus AHH .iesSimmer IN
tets tins Damt sur Silfeleiauna 0npsienb.
KY 9ileer ron arapfen unb Gppten ptrbsn
I'M SauIs eencmmtn.
Nnlihttn prn @tbGubtn cher auhersn Sahsn
psrbtn ju ben biaieftru prtlrn UNI. .iebr gut auf-
eenrmmtn.
Spppbl tsi ttllsm ME aud bel triibsm Wst-
ter rereen Silper genprtreu.
glbums, 8abmen unp GuaEfsn IN GROCER
auspabl unt bilis.
$40 8. @. Swen, pbOtcsraptif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01
Ganbibat fir Mecprbcr.

@uf has GrIuhsn pieIrr @ppoFatsn hes Scran-
ton @tri6tsbOfeS unb pisIer anbfrer @slhdfts-
leute rieier G'rgenb babe Id ein5spili9t, als
Ganbibat in Der nGebifen @abl fir has 9nt ei.
mrs 8eeOreers (&dtsrs) eer 1ayCrs Court her
Stapt Srdntou aufsuretrn. SD bite eaber
abuussppa um bic Stimmsn her 0GbIrr pisles
@rrihtseiftrittrs. 9D. g. @are.
Scranton, 9. Nuaut 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01
Sir 81 He,nbln.

9nfclse Der auFcresruns finer sabIreiGen
9IaGe Der esutihrn @6bIer pUn Serauton unb
llmaessnp. bate i'd siusswillist meinrn Namen
als Ganpirat fur StaatsssisBsebuns btriu8sbrn
unp peripred,e, pfnn ncminirt une rrtp6bIt bic
9ntfrefsn meiusr Contribution su pabren.
ptter Grtter.
Serartpn, 1. Muaul 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01

0elb, 0rl6, @elO brau&t Der Bel.
tuussprudsr fsbr uOtbpsntts. Dsr MEL
dee BAT unS itm i&ulOts III, wirp frsunb-
Ii6R erfu&t f& osfdaisit mad bieisr
Office temiitsn ;u wpllen, no ibm bic
Safhen unb bas fduIptrlarsne @sptfen
erleiGtert wtrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-01
Glerf Der Gpmrte,,.

Tenn DrGuaeu meintr 8rsuubt uahsebsnb
unb ttr Ibatiats Rs6unns traaeno, bab bic
TtutiGsn aud eiumal Su sinen bSbsrtn amtf
bsrsdtist fnb, bifit i'd mid hermit als @aneis
bat fir has Nmt eiuts Glsrfs her tussrne County
Courts an, unterpOrfsu ttr Gnti6sipuns eer Dc.
nictr. Geuntp-G Convention. @enn erpdbIt ptref
ib msinea paibttn pint lid nntfcmnsn.
Gbarles RpbtnIcR.
Gerlntcn, 3. Mueuit 1879.