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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
A Hard Case In Court.


The following amusing scene is said to
have taken place in one of the courts out
West:
Judge-Bring the prisoner before the
court.
Pete--Here he is and bound to blaze,
as the spirits of turpentine said when it was
on fire.
Jndge-We will take little fire out of
you. How do you live?
Pete-I amt particular, as the oyster
said when they axed him would he be fried
or roasted.
Judge-We don't want to hear what the
oyster said or the turpentine either. What
do you follow?
Pete-Not particular, anything that
comes in my way, as the locomotive said
when she run over the nigger.
Judge-We don't care anything about
the locomotive. What's your business.
Pete-That's various as the cat said
when she stole the chickens off the table.
Judge-That comes near the line, sup
pose.
a WV @Ai"ObOeAiOA ~ AihOj 40 "uO AVpO
said when it was choaking the pirate.
Judge-If hear any more absurd COM
parisons shall give you twelve months.
Pete-I am done as the beefsteak said to
the cook.
Judge-Now, sir, your punishment shall
depend upon the shortness and correctness
of you answers. suppose you live by
going round the docks.
Pete-No, sir, can't go round the dock
without boat, and hant got one.
Judge-Answer me how do you get
your bread?
Pete-Sometimes at Smalls the baker,
and sometimes l eat tater.
Judge-No more of that stupid insolence.
How do you support yourselfP
Pete-Sometimes ON my legs aad some-
times on a chair.
Judge--I order you to answer this ques-
tion correctly how do you do?
Pete-Pretty well, thank you, Judge
how do you do?
Here Pete was allowed to retire without
further interrogatories as to his occupation
or mode of living.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
A Singular Case.
sistance.

A curious case has arisen at Dalkeith,
Scotland, respecting an asserted marriage.
A man named Ross and woman named
Lawless whom he called his wife, having
registered their children as legitimate, had
charges of false registry preferred against
them upon the ground that they were not
lawfully married, the accused, on the 9TH
er hand, insist that they always considered
themselves as legally man and wife. 1t
appears that in 1867 they left Dalkeith for
Galashiels to get married, but not having
sufficient money to pay minister they
each took handful ofmeal, placed basin
between them, and knelt down facing each
other. Both then placed their handfuls of
meal In the basin and mixed it, in token
that they would not sever until "death
would them part" then swearing to this
effect upon bible, they rose up and de-
clared themselves man and wife. After
the performance they returned to Dalkeith
where they have since lived together. 1t
is not known how the law decided in this
particular case.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
Velocity Of the Waves.

The velocity Eof electric waves in the
Atlantic cables has been ascertained by
Professor Gould to be from 1000, to 5000
miles per second. Telegraph wires upon
poles in the air conduct the electric waves
with velocity more than double this. 1t
is curious fact that the rapidity of the
transmission increases with the distance
between the wire and the earth or with the
height of the support. The Journal des
7sIegrdphes says that wires, placed on poles
slightly elevated, transmit signals with a
velocity of $4,000 miles second; and those
at consider able height give velocity of
10000 or 10000.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
Growth OF COraIs.

An interesting fact has recently been OBJ
served respecting the growth of corals.
Somewhat less than two years ago CAPITA in
McGregor, of the steamer Kilauea, moored
buoy in Kealakekua Bay. Recently he
was ordered to hoist the anchor and ex-
anime the condition of the cabin. The
latter, which is heavy two-inch cable was
covered with corals and oyster shells, some
of which are as large as mans hand
The larger corals measure four and hall
inches in length, which represents their
growth during the period Of two years that
the anchor and cable had been submerged,
The specimen which we have seen shows
the nature of its formation by the little
coral insects more distinctly than any we
have before examined. When taken out
of the water, it has small crabs ON it. A
query arises whether these crabs live on
the coral insects, or whether they simply
seek the branches OF the coral for pro.
lection. Tbs popular supposition is tha
corals are Of extremely slow growth. Here
we have formation equal to more than
seventeen feet In a century.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
$4,000 MGrdnk T1 RE foficR SEERITGR H6IDEFs' T9

The Pennsylvania Central Insurance Company
having had but little loss during the past year the
annual assessment on Mutual P0llcyholders will
rates. which would be equal to a dividend Of 40
per cent, a s calculated In Stock Companies, or
deduction OF per cent, on the notes below the
usual assessment; and as the Company has over
$780, 600 In premium notes, the whole amount cred
ited to mutual policy holders, cash rates, will
amount to $1,000 Had the same policy. holders in
sured In Stock Company, at the usual rate, they
would have paid "a, 200 more than II has cost them
in this Company Yet some OF our neghbor
agents are running about crying Fraud Fraud !
and declare that mutual company must fall
But they don't say how many stock companies are
failing every year, or how many worthless stock
companies are represented in Perry County
to-day.
1t Is well-known fact that Musual Company
cannot break.
JAMES ii. GRIER,
6 25tf Sec'y OF Penn'a Central Insurance Co.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
Good manners are not learned by ar

Good manners are not learned by ar
bitrary teaching SO much as acquired by
habit. They row upon us by use. We
must be courteous, agreeable, civil, and
kind, gentlemanly and womanly at home,
and then it will become kind Of second
nature to be so everywhere. A Goa rise,
rough manner at home, begets habit of
roughness which we cannot lay off If we
try, when we go among strangers. The
most agreeable people We have ever known
in company are those who are perfectly
agreeable at home. Home is the school for
all good things especially for good manners.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22

VIII entitle a member to certificate OF ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, to be paid at his death
to his legal heirs or assigns, whenever such death
may occur.
A member, or his heirs, may name successor
but II notice OF the death OF member to the Sec
retary is not accompanied with the name OF sue.
cessor then the Society will put In successor and
fill the vacancy, according to the Constitution OF
the Society
Should the member die before his four pay
ments Of fue dollars are made, the remaining un:
paid part will be deducted from the one Thousand
Dollars due his heirs; his successor will then pay
only too dollars annually during his lifetime, and
the mortality assessments.
nA- Male and Female from fifteen to sixty-iye
years of age, OF good moral habits in good health,
hale and sound Of mind. irrespective Of creed, or
race, may become members. For further infoma-
tion address l.. w. CRAUMER,
(Sec'y u b. Mutual Aid Society
LEBANON, PA.
Agents TAINTED
Address
d. s. EARLY.
6Sl sm pdl Harrisburg, Pa.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
HElFlz The Great Cause
IrT4W OF
HIrMAN ]
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Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price. Sets
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT,
AND RADICAL CURE OF all Diseases caused by
excess &C. Also, Nervousness, Consumption, Ep-
iIepsy, and Fits, ETC.. etc. By ROBERT j. Gull
VERWELL, M. D., author Of the "Green Book"
etc, ETC.
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience,
that the awful consequences youthful indiscretion
may be eifectually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations, bOuges,
instruments, rings. or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure at once certain and efectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE A
BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent, under seal, to any address, in plain sealed
envelope, the receipt OF six cents or two post
age stamps. Also, DIR. Culverwells Marriage
Guide" price 2 cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE 4 CO.,
6.5.lyP. l27 Bowery, New York, L. o. Box, 1856
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22

GB-The London Saturday ReOieD says:
"There is always one side Of a mans char
acter which will hearth light, and on
which the funeral sermon can expatiate
Comfortably. Byron's Corsair' had one
virtue and "a thousand crimes, and there
is always something to be said about the
courage of the footpad, or the Temperance
or self-denial of the miser."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
Biblical Cross. Word Enigma.

My first is in praise, though not In gaze
Ny second is In ring, though not in sing;
My third is in roam, though not in home;
My fourth is in sire, though not in Tyre;
My fifth is in song, though not In wrong;
My sixth is In earn, though not In turn;
Ny seventh is in rhyme, though not in time !;
My eighth is in one, though not in fun;
Ny ninth is in eight, and also in gait,
My tenth is in hour, though not in power;
My eleventh is in rye, though not in high;
My twelfth is in land, though not Ia sand n
Ny thirteenth is In worth, though not In birth
My fourteenth is in ride, though not in guide;
My fifteenth is in drive though not in thrive.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
Enigma No. 2.

1 am composed of seventeen letters -
My Is, II, 13 and 10 is a foreign coin.
Ny @, 16, IA and Sis the name of person prom
inently mentioned in the bible.
My l, 4, IA, 3 and is the name of a town in
Canada.
Ny 12, z, 10 and 3 is the name of a vegetable.
My 0, II, 2, IA, Q and II Is the name of a bird.
Ny 8, 13, 2, 3 and 12 is the name of a river in
Asia.
My whole is the name and location of large
Lake.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
The U. B. Mutual
Aid Society Of Pennsylvania,

Present the following plan for consideration to
such persons who wish to become members:
The payment of SIX DOLLARS on application
FIVE DOLLARS annually for FOUR YEARS, and
thereafter TWO DOLLARS annually during life,
with pro-rata mortality assessment at the death
OF each member, which for the FIRST CLASS Is as
follows:
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
CID n R !!

r WILL give FIVE DOLLARS per barrel for
a, Cider cured according to my patent tmpr0v-
ed process. Any person wishing TO obtain q
printed copy Of this process can do So by enclos-
Ing 81 90 TO the undersigned at MILLKRsrowN,
TIP. DEyoR, MD.
August 81. ls72-3m q
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22

sa5- Answer to Enigma In last weeks Times.
" Nathaniel Parker Willis.'
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
ENIGMA pnpAnrMnNr MI

As- All contributions to this department must
be accompanied by the correct answer.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-22
Presidential Campaign 4!
Caps. Capes and Torches !

Send for Illustrated Circular and Price List.
CUNNINGHAM 4 HILL, Manufacturers,
No. 204 CHURCH STREET,
July l6, l872-3l8mJ lPH1LADELPHIA-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-19

SpitenHftn,
r,praIrntirt bic fclgtntrn SuSnIGifst GEmp inttn
Grm,oritu. Capital
a,,rrS Gsusr SuI. o., pbil. Sf,t2l.39637
farmers Wiutual Of ycrf, plv SS6o'ooUO00 U00
Peoples, pbiIaep 3V0'00000 3V000000
iSsrrian Of Grit, pa 5Uo'o000000
giVtb RiIpurt, Waten, yfe., '0oo 300'V00ooo0o
6cpt O1utual aeuer Sni. 20, Ybtl., 500'00000
Sistrnia &. SnI. Go, GltptlarsI D., 2o''Uoooo
Nrptcpu 5Jeutr Sni Co., eT ,oo ooooo
N.ptppn. Buds &c.. pa, 5oo'ooeoO
9ebiab Bailey Diutual 6futr Jnl. aoo ooooo
&C., adentUrpn, pa, 5VU'0VOOU UO'0VOOo
gPaubatlan 8suer Sni. Co.. y. gy. 5U0OOO0
Qift Suf. Co., q. q, 1,OOOOOOOO
NfatipuaI Qift SuI. Co., Of u. 2. ~, ooooo
StatrS Of NmsIiea, lVObVOOCo
mo cine prrIpn fG fir ipsntlsr @slh ais N ir1
ssrb elmer anSsru 9tttnepsriiftruns Tnr S1UOO
S,ribtru tonu unS ~ sIsittr 3ttt IN Rrantrttt
81 ptr gBcdbe bGlt. Giss ili ilhtrln oif etie
qebsuSperIihruna. ptlbt je hem SpIte anssp''
Ten r,urSt uub airp pgH ben bsltsn WanntrH
in @aIbinston ptrtTtifH: ,.. eg- o,s.-,.
Mu6 batt i'd bic ttlie SsriStrunl fur Pierre,
gftI unb Riuesitb Irppbl ststn Beutr ais AUG
"a, s,rt llualRdsfaas retr lcsaI Gitbltatl.. 3ur
aufflSrunS sttr irstub tintr 6rass tttet INNER
b,rtit ber tinter,ti1usts. Suerm 10 ron pfuif
an sos 9sln6ft fir mid dltin hbernpmmtn
babe, 70 bauFt Id allen ms'nsn VInnTtH nn'
Hrtuuten fur has bisbtr mir stlptnHe 5u'
trdu,n, unb bite aat. milo III 5uImnIl VI Ell
o[Itiniatn hsutF6sH gtIlibsrunse'aetnlut eu
unttrhaetu; bic uitsTisiffr Naitn IN p'n p'PfH
Gpmpaanisn psrtsn psn mir r1sTiTI.
22ag S'''"' ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-19

Berlin, ii. DtS. Die OlrlAii sgm
Raitritte hes Sir1sn 8tsmard ale Gre,
mtsr ess prruBtfGen @ltniRtrIums wsrs
ben In ben 3sttunssn pltlfah teiprcEfn.
Berlin, 16. Dss. Dtr man nunmsbr
ron juprrldlfssr Seits srfabrt, lOu Surf
8tsmard niht abssntiat isin, an rsr
Spibs ptS preuBtfbsu Winif,rtums Su
ptrblsitsn. psun fif RtntRsr SeI&uw
uab SBtnpltB, wrlGr Der 8sconfructicn
pes 5srrsnbaulss appcniren, ,urildtrstsn.
Der Giirit ilt witprr pVlfdnrtS bsrstfsQI
unb fsbt ausnrbmsno gut aus.
2cnron, 6. Del. Cine Yaritsr Dc.
psfbr an bisFse o2imte" snibdIt BIZ
WittbsiluMs, ss (et msGr ais ls ausen'
l6einli6, baB Die Waiuvitot bcr Natio'
nalusrlummluna td, in eirsTttr Sppciiticr
ssssu Yrdfbsnt Sbisrs bsfnpe. Dti
etns pcsr rtr anSerr She'll miiIe nahge.
ben. Dns 9anb untsrtiss rem YrSF
eenttn,
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Ser arpf1e 8ilber=0llmanatb d

Splettsr's gfreinigte Staaien aalsner fir
1873, her sur unrnt9slbli6en gsrtbrtluns in ben
gereinistrn Staatsn Iprobl mic In alien civil.
rtsn 9Gnbrrn brr 2lltGn g8sl beItimntt 1T, tpirb
jsBt in engliIder, btutI6er, frarSSII6er, tpripe-
siItsr, tpalIder, Ihpteiiber, bpllGntiIder, bob
miI6sr unb ipauiI6sr Sprdde berausgsgsbsn
inb IN sur Nblirftrung tsrsit. 9Ger BIC pnbre
gtIuntbsitslrbrr frnnen ;u lernsn ptultt, 1plIts
benlelben lsIsn unb bic IN ibm entbaitenen urt-
lhGsbarru 2atbI6lGge prbl 3u Ser;sn nrbmen.
9luGer elmer trelltden eeiSiniIGen Nbtanb.
lung iber bic llrIa6en, fis gGrbinterung unb
bic Ssiluus ppn aranfbsiteu tnibGlt sr sint ereer
gln,abl nubliher 8atbIbla9e unb 9sIebrrnasn
fir BEN Saufmann, ZEN SanerrTfsr, err Sera.
mann, hru Sarmsr, bsn 9Hanssr unb Irltff fir
WsSiiiusI Ippis 9trs6nun9sn Spn QGnarn.
| une Srsitsgraben, mic le in einen glIten un6
umfaiIsnbsn 9uIfsfalrnbrr stbGrtn. Das @s-
| fen, bfr @tbraub unb bic auetrprbsntli6 beils
iamsn gBtrfunsen Scn Scfsiisr's Wo9sn-
bitters, bisI's SaupiltGrlungs+ urb GGfts-
8erbf0trun9smitlrlS ttr balbcn Gbriffrnteit.
| fnb tarin ppllig hareettan; her aalsnrer IN
ibrrhiss nod nit bibf6su SlIuitratiOasu, 8dtt-
l6lassn fir SauSbnltunetn, bumprthihsn Or
| sGblunstn ure nrbertn gspGbltfr Hrtifrn sur
Bflfbrur9 une llntertaltune an8sfaat nnb nirs
| lib sabur6 untrr etn litsraril9su Dingrn, bic
nor geuidbr erIbtinsR TeretR, si5 finfs ttr
niislidIten ouSSsibnsn. Die Giasntbiimsr, biz
Serrrn Splfrtrr une Smitb III pittsburs, pa..
tpsresn gestn llrbsrlsneuns elmer 9pri. Gents.
Marfe, 9ebtrmann. her In Gtinsr 9ta6barIGaf
tisleu 8altneer nitt bsfpmmrn tann, ttntn fol-
| den SuIdidtn. Oas Bitter, IN In ttser Siab
uns Srftaft ;u tffpmmsn uuN tgirb iu bcl
9anSrn ept tIirltn QEslt fart Sstraa9t. III
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0fMpfcDlRtlfa.

9m @ufnnss Der I}rsilisra'b 9pgs 90. $50,
.. =. s., ifatt,t esr llnitr,ridnrir bitrmit ttm
Srn. 8. @lIlanb Spn Scranton hrn brrSIiffen
Darf CTR 9pse ab fir bic muiftrbafte 8rife, lit
ps6tr hrrIslbe bic Ssamtru-Resafrn urb 3us
brbSr anfsrtiet. Sr. gSngatr, Sftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-19

9tIus ntbmrnb auf Sbiges, made i'd bier
nit ale 9pgtn aub 9srrins harauf oufmerFlam,
bae i'd bic Strtraung pUn 9reru. RrgaIisu, Sr-
lt'tsn fur Committee uub ale in bisles 5aG
tiui6Idstnts Artifel auf tas Gtf. InD piinft>
lidnr brlOrst une 1par 3u biaissrsn ais Gitps
TrfiIsn. Sd tats sin srrbrs Eager BON Grim.
mtnas unb gtHisrungsu auf gcrratb uno bin
sur ISutlItn glusflbruus pru Sritraunssn I'M
Stante. tin 8. UalIanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-19

- Or. Gbs,purtb In qUnbon tat fiir,.
lid nahetwtsIsn, bde tas 2rassu BON
@bieuuns, wrun IS msbrer Sabre fprts
stIsbt wrrrt, Rar 8ablt6pfsF,tt CUR
SUlss babe. Die 8rssartutn, fIstns
Sbisr&tn, bic fur bas Aust unfhtbar,
T& oft su WtaiUnsu nuf bfm stnj,lnsn
GtisnOn btfnpsn, sr'ifsn aud lsttnrs
5aare an unb sntjtettn eGnftlbfn aQe
Rraft, 70 bab lis ausfallsn miiItn. Or.
Gbsspcrtb III her WsInuns, Nub man In
flnf 9abrtn ntGt esnus fallGts 6aar
In europa battn ptrp, um bic uus,mtint
Ra6frast mad gtrridsn gu ttlrIsbissn,
bic untsr btm Grautna,i6ls&t tntltbsn
pirb. - 8srninftist 8rausn psrbtn In
3utunft hiutn 6aarttuttI mtbr mad
5aufr trtnstn.
Berlin, II. Gst, IOrstns. zuf
amtlitbt NutUrildt BIN pirp tsbaupttt,
SIr(f Sismard wtrte htmndbR aIs Ore.
misr iuriidsstrttsn unO uur bas porte.
ftutut slnss Yitniasrs Der auswdrtissR
GnssIs9tnbsitsn bttttbaItsn.
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S6llner s Spn,
Gen. Insurance Agt..

s0ffier: RO. 500 9afa. sISs, Stram Snttrs,
pttnauf. spil4sn Albsrn,ana 9Satrss nne
Scttsnfrtr
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Wlttns eissjdtrist Iushtllurs tpirb Sirlt ntus
AttTaftpurn tntbaIter. resbalb i'd has psrrbrts
pubIifum BON Wilffsbarrt hub NuSpdrte IgGaisl
harauf aufmtrIiam MADE.
Wtins 9rirdnft line uniibtrirsIIitb unt mad
i'd bier 9nnS DEFENDERS auf mtine SUr,ieliGen,
islblftmprriirtsn, hrutIdrn @tiut aufmrrfIani,
bic trim @Ias pser in 6IaIbru Strfauft rsreen.
9d tinsn edit htatitsn Seize lOatf aud btr
Saft her trutftsR Ssbs aictt ftbltn.
Die SpsiIefarts pFerirt sum NiBrl hes @au.
men tas &lsrbrift III itbrr 3agts,tit.
Gin ScpasItdss SGsitrr 1T fir bic 5tisr.
tage tngagirt.
Gin Compliment ben GuGrm
u. 8uf,
une Ser9tbt has nervus rerum Mot.
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SeSth6ftssM sMn;efae!

Der rlnttrltitntts ua6t bitrmit tsni ssut'
FGen publifIm bsFannt hab CT pisetr lstn or
Id6ft ais
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Mbrmatber ml6 1uwelier

III Nn. log Jrantlin Nbenllr,
9adfUn Saus, CeOrsHs 3sisIsrsO rRHnst
Sntsm tr fib fir has friibrr ibm sef1sRffe
9utraurn beeanft, bpIFt er, ea6 IrIhts tbm antb
pitesr In lriHGm ntutu 9sIbGft 81 1tttl ptTe
unb pire Ct aIlfs aufbieien, un ale ltint RHR"
htu PrrmPt unp biIig iu btfriteistu.
peter pGttf6,
tibrma&sr, SupsIisr uub 3nSsu'
29f72 f06 6ranfIiu aVeHut-
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SFeimiauna ppm Slbtrittem.

Gissntbumsbslistr, rrrlGr rdbrtnp htr falttn
Sabrtejeif Stnfgrutfn cher Ibiritir srrtingt
au baten miiuIGeu, fpnurn rirIrn 3psd trrsitsn.
ca spi juusr Deutifs fit 3u eisltm sbufs
aIptiirt babtn. glumepansen fSnnfn untsr ttr
GbiTre ~. 9." Srr SO. tl9, Scranton, Ya.,
au'ataeben neIetn.
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-. 81. SnttermannS 9Sbillips
Gtrfdufrr pen
0r0ccriell 3 YrObiiIOneti,

ptttrSbuT9, 10. gYarh,
taItrn INNER SCrrdtbis tir tslfs auepabl SrH
@rccrritn, gPrbI unb Butter, hruti6t 6riibtC,
3udrr, aaffrt, 5btt II. {. m. Tas tsutits Tu"
tlifum ii tiraslattu, ms nit istnrr auneitaft
III btsbrtn urb fd III iitsr,tuesn, boB mir bic
tsift Waart ~ ttm biIlisfsn prrie psrfauftn.
iap72 81. 81. Sutttrmanu u. pbH
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EreD. SSenteIbubcr
M DbeIs 6eT6, aft.

Der llnttrSri6rftt Bat in lsi mem @sIt6ftss
Ipfals in Der penn gpsnnt, pke rbalb Wulbsrrp-
itrabr, IfGts cine rsi3baIttse y yuswabl Der tsfsn
Npteln, unb lnett has ptr'rtrts publifur sur
gsfilisrn SuIpefiton tin,
E<1T sIuf 2eidenb:pdr .suiIe pirb tsfrrtsrt
SHdf6t srrpmusn unt dIIrs taIu @rbTriss
prompt bslrr9t.
2So69 Reinbarb 2 6Gufsle.
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3u uermietben :

Dds uutrrr Strdpsrf res friibtr ron gnIrH.
tin RceuassI sseisuetrn Slults in DOcettCpu.
glan frast mad bsi 8. 3 9aufsr. in her
Sanf. PIC
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Sobm 6oblcr,
81 c Sf Q lt Z q % I

@ainfraEr, grifIts Grbduhs, SySt gart
tmpfisIt isintn 8rtuntrn uuO Srfannttn ftintu
nru sinssri6tttrn GaIpn nrblt btitru 9etrGnisn
une Gin trerltnits Si.r, prrbunbrn nit muifas
liitsr abrnbuutrrbdltuns.
lin sabIrtitsn 3uIpruh bilttt
3ip2m Spbn Rpbltr.
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0ln Die bentfcbe 8eD6lferune
Won Pennsylvania.
Die

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lsnft Cure aufmrrfiamfsit auf bic Isbr IitsraltE
SutsrsfIsu, tpeIts fe an Ctpp6tOrsn btjabIt, au
bic Stbirguugsn, untrr btnsn @elb 3uridbejabl
pirb, unb bsfpntsrs auf bic srcbs Sihrr6eit,
pelte burd bic Tirrftrren Der Sanf erbptfH
pirb. Tics benefit bic Sbatfa6r, bae, Obi6ru
es ptnierr nls tin Sabr III, felt mir @tlGGftt
besanusn, mir isst sintn srf6Crsu @sIebetras
als DepUiltum baben, ols ale tie Sparbarfer
pcn bislsm County. gBir estsn ni6t Su tpfit
psnn mir iaesu, rab unieren 9spplitcren 70
srpbe Sitrbrit gebUtsn tpirb, als irssrb psl6sn
anherrn Spar'DepcftOrsn auf bislsm GUnti>
nsnte.
Bite, fprstt in her Sanf Srr unb Sbr rrtGI
bert 3irfuIars, rtlGe iiber ale Srerln uub Be
tingungrn Gu6 auefunft ertrn.
Sci. 8. Scranton, WOits Iaslcr, 8. g.
pierce, SO. 9S. @inirn, Gtrmas IidIpn, Cd
musl Slrau, Spbu Sristin, Sra Sripp unb 3.
3. ybsIps line bic BireftprrH. 16mj7T
8. g. pierrs, Traitsrt.
=. y. pbelps, SGaBmtiltsr.
Ibomas Dtdipn, Gbrs prdiiernt