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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05
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Forgotten.

Under tho trees that afternoon,
Across tho meadows and down tho lane,
sloped the sun TO the west full soon,
Mover n shadow nor cloud OF pain
Do YOU ever think OF nowi
How fresh tho breeze from of the sea,
Bending the b ls before our feet,
Bening perfume l. i'll 10 lea
Olifc, it seemed never so sweet;
DO YOU ever think Of it now?
What lid VIC say? can not tell
True love ss very silent sometimes
ny your words remember well
Whom VIC parted there beneath the lines;
20 you ever think of them now?
only Il year ago to-day,
Yea, only year ago and yet
The golden light has passed away,
Tho summon sun has forever set
Do you ever think Of it now?
D,ad is the past, and evermore
Dead is the love you whispered that day !;
r.ad, alas arc the hopes bore;
Dead is my life yet | only pray
That you may not think Of now.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

Foxes AS SHEEP ii ERDERs. The Stock
ton (CdI) Republican vouches foc the
following story: People often wonder
at the remarkable instinct displayed by
well-trained shepherd dogs, but what
will they say when we tell them of a
band of sheep that is guarded by foxes
alone. The story seems improbable, but
of its truth we have the most undoubted
proof. On Whiskey hill, four miles from
Milton, may be seen, almost any day a
large flock of sheep herded by foxes.
These guardians of the little lambs are
three in number-one gray fox and
the other two of the species known as
the red fox. In point of intelligence
these novel shepherds are said to greatly
surpass the best trained shepherd dogs.
They perform their work well, and from
morning till night are ever on the alert.
The gray one seems to control, and in a
great measure direct, the actions Of the
other two A gentleman informs us that
he yesterday saw the gray fox pursue
and attack a hog that had seized lamb
and was making off with it. The contest
was short and sharp, and resulted in the
hog dropping the lamb and beating a
hasty retreat The fox picked up the
apparently un-injurcd lamb and carried
it back to the flock.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

EpUcAuoNAL.-There are III the United
States 81 normal schools, supported by
20 different States, having 251 teachers
and 1894 pupils supported by coun-
ties, with So pupils; l6 city normal
schools, with 112 teachers and 2,002 pu-
pills all others. 43, supported in various
ways, with 80 teachers and 2,503 pupils
making q total Of ia schools, with AS
teachers, and 10,921 pupils. There are
also "a business colleges scattered through
81 States, having l6s instructors and
3, 400 pupils,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05
Sweetheart.

When, first, thy winning grace found;
When, after, grace with love was crowned
When, later, love was marriago-bound
Iwas all thine, Sweetheart.
IT all the joys that love has grown;
by hll tho comforts homo has shown
By all the happiness we've known;
am all thine, Sweetheart.
While love shall be our daily sun
Whilo hand IN hand our work is done;
While life shall hold us still az one
III be all thino, Sweetheart.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05
IMPOSITION Upox A CHup.-Thel lates

IMPOSITION UPoN A CRrLD-The latest
dodge of parent to overcome his sons
aversion to medicine, and doctor" him
at the same time, occurred on Prospect
street, where a croupy youngster vas in
duced to make quite hearty meal from
a plate of buckwheat cakes and "maple
syrup"-but the latter proved to be nice
syrup of squills. The boy said he
Thought something allied the molasses
the minute his father told him to eat all
be wanted TO. ."-Ceveland Leaisr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

CLEANING CAsKs.-A correspondent,
writing to the American Farmers Club
says that he has known a very foul cask
t. be entirely clecnsel hy filing it with
dry earth and leaving it four or five DAYS
The earth treatment, followed by scald-
ing lime.water, will sweeten anything.
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A farmer recently advertised for r5n-
apay wife, and called particular attention
to the mesnLess of her oesertion Just a.
the Spring work was coming on. after he
had the expense of Wintering her.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

The legal wife OF Brigham is
!. Mrs Mary Ann Angel ......,
His polygamic wives are
II. Mrs. Clara Decker, fsi,,orst
Ill Mrs. Lucy Decker, ''''''''|
". Mrs. Emeline Free. ..........
V. Mrs, Harriet Cook. .......
VI. Mrs. Twiss ..................
VII. Mp.. Eliza Burgess ..,.....
VIII. Mrs. Susan Snively. ............
TX. Mrs. Lucy Bigelow............
Y. Mrs. Harriet Barney Seagers..
XI. Mrs. Martha Bswkcr. cr.,..,.....
XII. Mrs. Margaret Pierce. ... -. YeUN
XIII. Mrs. Amelia Folsom. .........
XIV. Mrs. Mary Van Cott Cobb.
XIV Mrs. Eliza Ann Jay Webb. ....
His "proxy" wives are
XVI. Mrs. Emily Partridge. ........
XVII. Mrs. .Zina d. .HuntingtonJac
XVIII Miss Eliza Il. Snow.
these were formerly 'soAled"
to Joseph smith, and are
now proxy" wives to Brig
ham
Also
XIX. Mrs. Augusta Cobb, ,,........
[who was sealed to Joseph
since his death.
Besides these there may very likely /
other ladies sealed to Brigham, but
myself know personally no more tina
the above named. -M;s. Stenhoase.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

INSANITY. 1t is a curious fact that in
the United States the ratio of insanity
is greatest among our foreign residents.
Thus, in the United States the proper.
ton of insane to the population is l to
lob. OF our native born people the
insane are to l,261 of foreign immi-
grants as to 496. This is bad enough,
but in California the difference is even
much more marked. In that State / in
4S9 of the whole people are insane
among natives. l in S5S, among for
eign,rs, in 284. If the same proper
ton prevailed in the whole country, the
insane of the United States would num-
Der l35, go, instead of 1882. Proba-
blv the principal reason for this differ
ence is to be found in the severance OF
social relationships, and the lack of SYM
pathy and of friendly intercourse to
which the foreigner must necessarily
submit when coming to strange land
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-05

Dren.pATIox.-Thereis is absolutely no
bottom to the pit of degradation into
which men voluntarily throw themselves.
A saloon keeper, named Holmes, In
Galva, H., was on a continuous drunk
for ten days, during which time hrs
horses were left to starve in barn well
stored with hay. The fsmished animals
devoured their manger, stalls, and each
others name. ar i tails until they had
not strenth to gnaw, and then sank down
and died.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28

Gtger. GqS NIT rsm QRilltaat Ger
8oartns Srrrf 4tliae (nabs Dunmcrs)
In gsrbinNuns lltHsnNs Gnsinstaus, psI'
6tS gum 5,nabs unO 6srauFaTtn ter
Arttitsr btnubt purss, srrlst9 ant Dom
unR flag atsnb tn Sranr, rU6 wurts rsm
rritsrfn umf6grsiftu BIS 5susrs bur6
bic sOpisIIasn PEi&pprri&tupssn bait
GtnbaIt esttan. Der UsfammtpsrIuf Z n
stpa $1,000 unO uiat ptrftert.
am GOnnsrfls @Crssn jsrl5rts elm
5su.r In Der IL. 8arb bret @.bdubs.
DaFslts sntfanN in tenn 0Obntauie, bas
esr 5intsrIaFeniduit pVa SaRn BaIib
asb6rt. Die anpsrsu @sbiues warsn
Gissntbum RON - 8ca& unS Samrs
Gtart unO tbsilpsils Urr7&srt, ras tsi
srlltrsn nt&t tsr 5aa MAR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28

= Ter SffaasssttF sss ,,sWaRiua
sDot'ntlatw, .6tib Rasnsr, mar sri.-n
tn Der Staet, rabrfhtinltG um ,u tols
Istttrsu, bat otsr trTsntIt& 0t&ts Sc.
som1'tn. Cos. rtaise nsus llntsrI&ret.
Der. 2nm. B. 8sp.) -. Nl&trdalidb
Oraat'n mir nod In Grfabrune, boe sr
nur ptns'r sstOmmsn mar UNI Ietn
.ptahtpuqsS nrutS 9sbdube In Geraulon
b.I 5srm. Barring psr1&ern 3u IaiIen.
Hs1t TO-!
- Dem icssuaunten Gravel. !3use duf
Der estIst Bailey 8abu, Der aus elmer
4njobl Ofsner Barren NIT aussbdnat.t
GaSeCft btftbt unO turs Dor 6 llRr I.tnt
5abrt bssinnt uno bic entlans Der Balm
arbsitsnesn aufnimmt uae nod Der Staot
bsfSrosrt, tuibsriubr am @ontaS absnD
sins farJs Strsds bsrpdrts BON Sugar
Nct6 elm unfal, pelGtr ben Sob mt6rs.
Ter gr6stter unb bic 8srlsbuns pitIsr I'm.
esrtr jur 5clse bate. Die GabUole ftI
nsmltt infoIss stpes esbrotsnsn 8aors
naRe Der 9snaunitR Station pom @tleiIe
unS In elm 5-6 SUP tiefss Cod binstn.
yin In WoUosptqt fpotnenber psrbstratbe.
ter DsutiIsr Namsns Shinburn uuo elm
lsoissr Nann Namsns 1bomas Braun,
Der auf bsm 8ruusrst 5issl In 8Og aina,
wurbsn fOsIet& sstSOtet unp pa:rid GafT.
rep tSNlIi& prrIsst, unb stpa IS anpere
truSsn lsi&tsrs gsrI:eunssn bapuu.
- Der Sa1 gum 8saen esr 0OlI,et.
force am Nontds absnb bra&te etue Gin.
nabms BON 1924; mad a65uJ ter 8oRsn
bIst6t fur isrsn Der is&,tta YOlt,tlsn bic
sunmt pom s46.45, mas BEN prsis Der
nsusn uniform.n (5Oisn, ROd unE 0tat)
pcllfommsn btdt.
-9srr ST. 8sinefrGs triit NIT 1.
april ais Sbrilbabsr In bas 8.rliasr.
unssssiGdft bss 3rn. s. Barring. untere
fhbt bic etuts unb psrssbt nt6t, beg Re
nd6Rs sDobs ibrs SfTes mad Geo.
Naursrs Sadf.tngstdHst an Der Ratn-
ifrabs psrlsssu.
- S&nsiosrmsifsr S6tt&sr, Der Ssr
elmer &sits BON Sabren BON BIER na&
Dem Rrf:n ,,,u Sst'u osadnsea" IN, bat
ptsssr istn @ti&sinsn ssmu6t unb wirb
In Sol, S&itlinss nsusm 9lod an Sort.
samptUnfrass In 9aiInsb ssb,n.
8spprtsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28
(gurrripunorn, bon gEilfcsbarre.)
WlIttsbarrt, &c. Wdr3

Btlteebarre, 70. U(ar3 loll.
Die 6srun Bar IL. Stssmaier babsn
sinsn S6fsn oufss;Cstn, Der ibnsn aGs
gtrs ma&t. Disiss 9tinSUlst rutsst IN.
ssfdbr 5000 plumb, wurbs BON 5rn.
Gtas. ROisnau ans.tauft uno fOa gum
Sarftas Scn ben @sbssrn Waursr unb
8ader s,I6laatt ptrbsn. 5CtTtntli&
trisssn pir au& elm Stid! - Der Dole
fol-, pts mir tSrsn, NIT eOrbssr' unb Gl'
&snblatttrdn;sn osI6madt unb untsr
RugtteSIsttuns ("ss brauf elm 8uf" II.
(. 10. bur6 bic Stubt Sur S6la&tbant
sslhbrt w.rrsn. 5OrIa&sr bldR bic srom'
pete - Der Ndnusr&Or Bat ubsr feline
Witpirtune ab9slsbut.
- Der 9ridblOd Der 5trrsn SOfspt
S6tlIins unb ptisr S&parB IN nun
fsrtts unp i6on am !, NHriI fUuen BIZ
0rl&ifh taria srEfnst wsrbsu. Di'
5rOnt rtsisr @ttGuts IN, pie mir BON al
len Ssitsn b6rtn, bic e,iamnduO0Rt IL
Der Statt unb taS @an,s ma&t uuisrsn
ettanntsn b'utiGsa SaumsiAtr 9Ofspl
s&iaina gersi rEisits sat pdtrsnb be
lsbtsn spsi Sabre rsun erCes SrIdtduit
uufssRtat wcruutsr Die Der 5srrsn BOl
f,lTsr, Bar u. Sssmuisr unb asau
5irFss, unO Swar ,ur prusn 3ufrisNfn
belt Der @uftrnsssttr.
- Srant 5artutb, hsr tCHnunssUOu
SO9n unItrss bttanntsn Ittbhrasrd VIA
iOr 5attntb, p'vurSlidts kBttn DUnn'r
Gag daf hem 0;tttdssJuS bsr 6. II. y
q. @. ; sr Ssrfu&ts scm 3uss abiuIprtn
sen, sbt bsrltIts In ben Sasnsef ttnlts
wurpt atsr Waisr bic airsr s'i&Isubs'
une uussptldIi& Ssi3ft't,
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Continental Gebens b. Go.

BON SartforS, Sonn.
lin tri Ieiurm 3obe Gin Saafsnb Dbl
lars ;u rrIanssn, trjablt Der 8srI&rrts 6CI.
aenors:
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OeutiG5s StmrrifanifHeS GonDrrTa=
tionss9erieon.

Die 55ls 2iefruns hes Srn prof. q. 9. GGrn
bfrausgslebenen, uno I'M SommiH iHcn5peziaQ
pcn q. Steiger in Rsp gcrt eridj,intnoeI
CtutI& gImrrifaniI6en Concentrations. etricune
entbGlt einen ausfubrli9en une bic liTenaIs OBJ
isctipitSt bsobabttuben grtifel itsr ben Ku>
Klux Klan. Inter ben f5 auf lmrrifaui1rte
0rbGItniiIs brstsbsuSin artifsIn brmrrfrn mir
Die StGcte Sa Srpife, 9ducllfrr, 9uBtcpu, unN
Die giograpbtsu DOn 9amar Cpriiircnt err Rea
publit Grrdsl @tnsral j. 9B. eduprr, Sames
.. Zane, Sclepb Sdue SObH tangppu. 9ri ben
artfeIn 9uniIbuleu. Stupfsr, 8ugfcrhite, 9ano-
pirtbl6aft unc Oitlsn anhrrsn III auf amcriEa>
nilbe BrrbGliniIIt bricnesre RldIiGt aruom.
men. Aneere intrrrfante Grtifel titIer qirIsra
ung limb Rubpcden, gaeOrbaire, ganbtag, Qaao-
I6aftsmalertt Sdmennais, enmariins, 9amara
mora, SafaYrttr unb 9armirauIt.
W. Bids iluliririsr esutItu @anisu. taka-
log fir 1872 1T gum 8srianrt bsrsit. Gnirlte
IL ibrr 1OG Srifrn lfarf unb nit iibrr 400 Sol,-
ifnittsn Der i95nitH 9umen unb prrtbvcllifrn
lSrmhIs. SOrtsn, fCipit nit 3p,i Pra6ipcllru
SclCrirttu Sirsrn dusssRatttt-tsr fDSnlis uub
lfbrrt6fe Vlumenflbrrr In Der @CIt. Sd,
ieRot Ipl6su allen msinsn Stuubsn pom ieBien
Sabre gratis; fur ale antsru IN Der pHis 10
Ssuta, prlts5 nidbt bic 5dIfie her llnfplfsn IN,
arrsiis: Samrs Bid, &U&sitsr. q. q
DeutI& ,amsrttautf6s 8tttto.
tbst. - Die ftbsnts 9isfsruns bte1ts,
decentralization lttsrurif6sn Gam.
mslwsrtss III iCstsn TN Ssrlas UOn 6.
5tstssr srI6isnsn. Gs sntbdlt b,n S&lus
Oss SUIssr'i6sn 8Cmanss n@nipn In
Amsrita" uup ben anfun3 elmer Sstie
oon Hop:Glsn unO GrSdbluussn ron Or.
6arI Diltbsp (Rsraetsur bro Sonntas.
blattss bee nNsw yoIfsr SOurnnI"O. Tie
6sibsn srasn Gr,dbIunesn Fnb: yDte
f&0nfsu Sage elmer sanssrIn" unb ;, 3stH
Ontsl Slider In Baltimore"
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- 6 t. ~ I { cb t e 8.

- Die 8orlsIuns BON Or, Btie BON
Cincinnati am UOri9sn WlIttwca a6sne
i'm SpsEntauie rasitr mar jpar nt6t 10
IfaIt bsiu6t, oIs panidtnswsrit espsien
mare, atsr bic 3ub0rsr iprs&sn nit bod
item Qote pcn tsr art, pis rtr ssttrts
gOrtrus:nts lstnru @sssnRanb bGban.
telte.
- Gin Nssr Idbt iA bisr fdr Sch
ls6sn, Der istu Ser, mad pier osrf&isrsrsn
Sttnen fstnss 86rpsrs (8rua unb Baud
tStlt) IpalisrsnLtbrn lafsn fann.
- Die 6TsntIi&sn S&ulrn I'm 4,
Dtaritt fnb bis gum 8. aprtI ssi4ICFrn
perbeH,
- TuiSsbn &uatsn unb nsunjsGn
3ab&sn purtsn am Srnntas tn Ter
3tcnsftr4t Sab!sr BON Nsp. Yl. 3bsl'
mann tOnfrm!rt.
Das tir;Ii& BON Ter @tfsbsrbuna
paITrtt SitliJsrfsb ma8t uQs mdnnIi&sr
ginwueutr I'm GItsr YOn IS ju As SAB
rem ttsnRFFi6tis. SUlrutsn, wsl&e fun
Sabre bisntrn, fnO auSssnUmmsn.
guf tiuts fdat Der n@rins Ton
utr1tas" uno mOrssn III Der ,,StiGs Grst
tag" - Sage, wsI6s fur bic &rifii&
6ir6s pOn tUbsr 9rcsutuns fnO. NaI
ts,si6nst fs rsstuIt aud ala bic Qtitsns
bic aiGs, bic briliss Dcts. Sa eurCpdl
f&tu 9inbtru, NO 8irte uEb Staat en-
nit sinanptr usrbunSsn fnN, pirisn mat
reub ttIas.sr Bc&t ttinirlri bfsntIiG
QuIlbartttttn fatrfnrtn. 5trr In psn Ss,
Staattn blslbt biss tsm S6idIihfsitt
@sfabl tsbss GInjslnsn ibsrIaTsn.
Die SOnntussi6uIs Der bsutl&s
W. 6. Rirhs, gds RON GNams apsut
uub ginsRrobe, tat am SamRa9 q
Banner Ssn hrr btuii&sn Gcnfrtsn,
Gsw. gOrt gum @sISsut srbaItsn. Gnlt
, pasu eat rrr lin fanr, tab in ttr bisfs'
rsutf6fu 1stbONtHtu Spnatassfad
mrSr @tIb FIR MiiRpaeipsds esiamm'
purrt, utmIi6 1915, ais in irs'ub elm
anstrn Gpui'rtnJ.
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Webr oils Yter,ta Sabr, ETHb n.tI

- Wsbr oils stsrSts Sabr, fTnb prfIols
len. felt nSobnlOn's anpopns Ointment"
fur 8bsumattsmus erfunbsn wurbe, wdts
rsno pel6sr 9,it 5unesittauItnbe avs
ieinsm @tbrauhe Scrttsil ,oasn. sBabIs
iGstnltd erlanste tttn artirI eine 70
arobs Bslitbtbstt bst allsn GlaTtn, ME
Sobn1on's QuUbpnt Sinimsnt.
Yillsn, pslfe Qntimcnte, Suiuin
anb Galomsl tntbalt,n, fcutsn Strmtsbsn
wsrpsu, ra fs ftltmmss SauGsrimmrn
prrurlo6su. 81. HHtrf,n uno b.Itsn
limb nYarlOn's Yursir Orsr unti.biIiSIe
ptqen".
- Nah mtbrtrsn uebsrSsuaunssn ia.
Sen mir ausesfunetn, ba6 mir unIere
Baars am be(fen unp bilIiQffen I'M
Scranton Opera Stcrs, sos eadawanna
apsnus, tauftn f5hneu.
14mS2m Ntbrtre Deutf&G.
Rptt3. 0sr bitltas 0aare tau.
fen min, gsbe ju allanb, 1908 Ga.
dapanna Nps,. iursm sr feline Raare
,um Sofrnprets unp nod btIIiasr usr-
tauft. 29f2w
- Die fribsrs 5irma 9urnEam, SO.
Ter u. Co., Bud. uno Shreibmatertalsns
Sanolsr bat Gh aufasl6R gno bsibt jsst
,,ScIitr u. Ysrtina," Cts Sirma lisfrrt
ntdbt aQsiH aas 6eutlhtn 5oeebldtttG
uaS 3.ttI&rifitn, fOnctrn aud rnSItids,
Icplt 9iantblHtr unp ale tn btrIes Sad
tlnl4Ina,nbe griiltI piinttIi& unb ju bile
lissn YrtiIsH. 14m3
b9- Ian alaubt, baB minbtatns finf
6unotrt Ytrlcnen BET bsm Chicago Geuer
ibr qsbsu 0srlortu. Gin anetrsr In pem
gtrJsthntb ron fbudIthsn rnfilIrn. -
eann tr1sno Elm osrRdneissr Wann, pom
SsH' cine 6dRtIts abbdust, aud nHr sintn
Saa ubns 9sbsns. .8sfftsruHg IsinS gDtu
lenfsn Cure @ufmsrliamteit auT tte Gt.
babrtusS Sabtllt Der Continental 9sbsne.
&sra@sruRss. GsmrasHis poa 5artfcrr'
an elmer dRcsrsn ShaR. Dice III tinr
iupsrIdiiss, pOraAttgs @sfsafGaft, in be-
au psriiSsra mir atltn eslsrn antmpfsb
len, 1901
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StQOt unO StQat.

Sub=9lrbritcn. - llnIsren bisberisen
8unpen uup atsn 1Olhsn @sl&dftslsutsn,
bic ss nod ptrrsn wuqru, btsne btsrmtt
3ur Na6rttt, ba6 uulsrt Spt'Difes isBt
mttpen MODERN f:n unp bIbihelten S6rtf'
ten anssfillt iR unO mir ftts terett ino,
Rarten, 8shnuneefprmulare, Srtsftc8en,
Gpupsrls, @sfsbbiGsr uno alle in btsiss
5a1 etnlflassnpsn Arbetten tn osutf6sr
uup sngIlGsr Sprade piinttlt6 uno aur
3ufrispsnbstt auFIufiibren. Guftrdss Don
auBsrbaib Serantun psrpsu prompt be
ridHhtigt uro rie arbett tofsnfrst ,uss'
Ganpt. Oils fas stn,tse psrarltas 9eitafr
tn pislsm Sbstls hes 9Uunttrs, ptltes
Arbettsn in bsiesu Spra3tu anf.rttet.
oarfsn mir wObI auf frsunpIits Ssrld,
fhhBung r6nen, unD unfere funesn
psrpsn bic Yrtiis, Defenders bel arO6tn
Quantitdtsn, srfaunli4 billis fnpsn.
Office an 8pOmtns gUsnus, naHe eada'
panna. ba
gG~ 0sr Spn pnisrsn untsrfarsltern
unb Sunosn bislss 5rnbiatr feline BUtu
ung psrdnbsrt, wUtls uns ssfaltef in
3stten papcn bsnd6ri6tissn, was In 3u'
tunft feline Yof Office lrtn wna. Sra
mentIif m6bttn mir barum bitten, IL IL
msr aud bic bis9rriSs pOf' 81 iIes ap3u'
gt6en.
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g8elbt gspfi5cEif
ba!tit
NttaS 8 pSDe NJ q { DIN t

dber anbtreS
grfens-GaS publifum irnnt ie ais osusr4
bdft. ECr b:lle Srpci5 oafir tt, taB SwdnSie
Sabre 6ebraucb nod teine secondhand ,,5ore'
Waftiuen in ben Eiarft grrrat: hdtrr. Tit5
fam nctt ppn aneertn Wdlhinen gsldst psrrtn.
3p eittus-Sir sntbdIt ibr sisrnrs MatsriaI
jur IusbrfrIuns.
Drtt:sns-Sis bat prnissr i&pa4s 5briIs
ais tere nnpur.
9isrtens-Sit mabt siurn Sti9, pit bti
5auc; anesre tbun birs nidt.
GInfteus-Rdn bat peIfGnbiae Gpntrplls
iibfr beipe Gabfn, mas bti aRhsren Hi6t hfr 6all
III.
Ss6ieus-Sis Iisfert ten Gateu i'm ger-
tGltnib ,ur Dids brs Sfrerttitrtru StriFfs, mo-
bur6 bic S6nfIisfrit trbGbt, has Nbfl1lrn btr
StiGbt unb 8re6tn Der Rabsln aber prrmiesen
pirb-sin srp6rr gortbeiI prr auSsrsn @af4i.
nen.
Siebsntsns-5ts ndbt tiHtn fefsn Sdum
in GaGImier, ben Gid an beieeu Seteu per.
bIllene, uno ebenIo auf hiiuuss gapier, pbne
Spaununs su psruriaten.
A6tens-Dsr 6uebs1brsrsr if ltiht tef,i'
tist irenn man cine 9iabel sinI'Brn pbtr Inter
artet einribtsn mill. Sri aubsreu WalGinrn 1T
oies nitt 70.
Meunteus-Sirle neue Ma15inrn bdbrn
ibre @ldnipFriube uno ibrrn grrfaa stbGbt -
tire einit pOpuIGrsn Mnlbuen fno isBt faum BE-
fannt = anerrs bdbeu rarifaIe 8srdnterungrn
semdtbt, UNI nur rrilirru Su ISnnen; tpGbrrub
bic Glias Dome Ylaibirfu GUmpanie psm
@ruubsrbanfrn BON ,.Gltns Dome, Weiifsr trs
Webanismus." (eie NaIbins IL mrtanift for.
rsft unb SsrGntert iit ni6t0 sstrru esblisbsn il
unb fmTnrr nrue Mntautru an ibre 6abrif ma.
den mues unb bsuts uc6 ni6t ben 9eearf psr.
irbrn fam, ubibOu iis feds Sunbsrt Rai6intn
rlr Sag fabrgirt - ssraes zine Nal6irs In Der
Riuuts. 15f72,tt
Bum 9rrfauf BEL g8m. 8. Grant
324 2adapanna Aprnue, Scranton.
Ippie .. 6. ". Rarpell,
103 RarFrtlrabs, WiIffsbarrs.
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". 0mk. 8GGer,

(frGbsr In 9ySt parf)
bat Ieiu gsIt6ft mad btr 9adawanna Nptnut,
,psite 9biirt BON %. Green, psrIest une pirb
6alsIba sinrn rsi9baItissu 8orratb ppr
8adpsrt Gaubtts u.f R.
baIten. gslcubers aufmtrflamfsit pire benz
Srcbbadsn gspibmst unb nsbif BEN tttnlten
9PdBbrpb aud has brlitbte etutl1e Sausrtsi9>
unb slimmslbrcb INNER pOrrGtbig setaltsn.
auftIGSe fir @eIsGI&aflsn psrbtn prompt
unb ,ufrisrenife[Isno ausstfiibrt une fam mttn
G5el6Sit E& i'm alnfrrtiS,n unb 8sriisrsn pon
frinsn Cafes nit jspem anbrrn mrlIen. 6ap71
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DEMONSTRATION n-Seitnn8en.

Der tlnlsrsi4rttt bat isBt bic assntar pOn
alien In Serdnton unb lmssgtno ttn9ffnprisn
Rpnatsl&rifisn unp 3titunssn hbernomnlsn
unb pirb btrislbeu ben ptrsbrtsn MbrnHfntfn
prompt Inc Saus liefern.
Ratbplifsn tmpfrbIs Id has fatbrlii6s paus.
budb, alte uub ntue @rlt unb an6fre tathol.
3titI6rifttn uub Sutsr. au& Iisfsrs Id 9a'
ltnper unb GbgIihs @trfe. S&riftsn uHpatfH-
BEN Snbaltss Serbrtits i'd feline.
Or. Gbarlts .. ReufTr nabe BEN Sourtpault
uiunmt sbsnfals 9tfrlunssn fir mtG an.
9f7I Safpb @et9sr, Ss6ariHaBt.
Rctt,,-Ssrr SalOb @ttser u aud ernia%'
tiet, Sabfriptirneu auf has nSeraHtcn US-
trnblatt" sniSsssnSlnsbmsn uno % werosH aue
ibm iitsrsstsnsH Srfsllunssn ptnttlt& ausss'
ftbIt. 8rtrbr. W agner.
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S@sins sur 9sfSrbsruns pom pafasirrtn BON
unt mad alien @ssenben DsutI6lanbS unb her
S&ws, nit Dumpf- Obsr Ssstl-S&iifeu iibsr
antperpsn, Srsmen, Samburs, Saprr, 9ipfrpOOl
&c. 3u bebeutenb ermGbigttn Trrilen.
aus,ablunssn bur6 ppif.aupsifuustn bur6
ben 9Orobsutl6rn elopb mad htm ROreosutI6tn
9unb, 9aiern, Diirttembrrg, Sabrn, Stdsn,
eurtmbura ben Rirbtrlanbsn, Ddnrmarf,
S6wsOsn unb NOrpessn.
GIrlStr fir unitrt Rs&nung In DeuH6lanb
stRbsSublt, tptrbrn in Sob pbrr @sssuprrtb in
papier ppn uns ptreitet.
gpama1tsn, Rittbs- unb Slauf- Sfpntrnftr,
gsreinistt Staattn pGITt &c. ausssfrrtist.
Sir aat bur@ uns briOrstsn @ri&Gfts tpirh
saranttrt.
6mi9 @Ib. 8. afs1tI IT. Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-05
steam noiIer Inerustations.

The formation, consequences and pre-
vention Of steam boiler incrustation are
subjects of great importance in this age
Of steam. Water contains more or less
mineral and vegetable matter. Water
on boiling as soon as ebullution begins,
the free gases are driven off, not being
soluble in hot water, and are precipi-
tated in fine crystalline form. A resi-
due composed of all the mineral ele-
ments is left on water being evaporated
by boiling. This deposit in boilers be-
comes thicker and harder until it be-
comes as dense as porcelain and much
tougher The presence of scales in
boilers predisposss the boilers to bulge
or give way under the pressure of high
heat. Besides another evil results from
scales, it renders slower and more diff
cult the raising, maintaining and lower
ing of steam. To obviate these difficult
ties, namely: danger of explosion, ex-
pense of repairs, loss of time and waste
of fuel, various methods have been de-
vised having in view the prevention and
removal of scales. Mechanical means
have been tried and failed, hence chemi-
cal means must furnish the desideratum.
After many experiments, the salt known
as the tannate Of soda has been discov-
cred to be the agent that fills the de-
mand and has proven its practical
efficacy. The powder or composition
known as the scale preventive, contain
ing no free acid and warranted to pre-
vent and remove scale in all kinds of
boilers, can be be obtained Of Mr.. Morse
Brashears, the engineer of the steamer
Belle Memphis. The preparation has
been used with most satisfactory results
in the boilers of the LEDGER steam print
ing establishment.