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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
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A correspondent Of the Providence Press
gives 81 ma interesting information about factory
life in Rhode Island forty years ago. During
the summer the operatives we're wOrkeds four
teen hours day. beginning Ab halfipaA Afour
in the morning and working until halE,Past
seven or quarter TO eight in the evening, with
half an hour for breakfast and three quarters Of
an hour for dinner. In winter the hour for
closing at night was half past seven, except on
Saturday when they quit work at drrS. THIS
WAa continued for years, until young girl,
employed in one Of the factories. died after a
brief illnee. Physicians decided that the
cause Of her death was over work. The mill
owners then held meeting, and resolved 10
shorten the time Of labor to twelve and three
quarter ho1Ts in summer. Overseers received
about IS per week. They were cruel task mas
lers, and beat and abused their operatives most
bruiually. One boy was lifted from the hooF
by the hair Of his head by an overseef and held
until the air came out by the roofs In a
manufacturing village near Providence a rope
was tied around the waist Of young girl, and
che was hung from a window over a stream Of
water about thirty feet below. She died from
fright. The situation of the factory operative
has been much ameliorated within the past
forty years, hut their is room for improve
ments.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

The COMMERCIAL does not like the news from
Ohio, and therefore Omiis 70 pnblish returns
which chronicle Democratic successes. 1t even
goes 50 far as to attempt 10 throw discredit on
the kilograms from the eBuckeye State to the World
which We have regularly furnished our readers
because they we're not only the best but the
most reliable. II is now said the Democrats will
haYs sixteen majority on joint ballot in the leg
islature Of that State and the Democrats claim
Aliens election by sG9 majority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
BArARD. D.-some unchiyalrons do erusher askl!

BAlARD.-bome unchlvalrOns idol crusher aSkts
What did Bayard do, anyhow! He has been
held up 10 the nineteenth century as a model Of
virtue and department about long enough. II Il
comes TO riding around on a brcastplatsd mus
tang, carrying pair of No. 9 ladies' kids In his
cast-netal hat, and hourishing lot Of cheap rib
bon on the end OF Ash spear, any crazy ass could
do that could do II myself But what hospital
did be establish What college did he endOW ,
What new mine has he ever opened Where be
his railroads. his telegraph lines HE HOosac tan.
mel, and things VIII some of you literary peo-
pie, who are like seraphms and cherubims, and
continually do cry the praises of Bsyard, be kind
enough TO give list ofhis useful achievements
-E1chan9e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
! oB S2EH zND RENT
M. M. CHILD q CO..
Real Estate Agents and oOnveyaRCeFsf
unIcS, No. 4 w. 7th street,
Wilmington, Delaware.

0Ger the following Real Estate at Private Sale
on terms @ suit almost any person. either with
No. /. 0ne thrss-Stofy brick on s. W, Cor. 9Th
and WAshington streets. with all the mOdorn i'm
pFSgEOg5eHnss Dts eGIntsnlng sI! u roope s,,
Nc. 3 Ons tw0-stOry brick. Cor. Locust and
TAI lOr Sta.. rOoma-
NO.4; ,ons two. EtOry. brick. Cor. 18th and Tat
nall. With all The modern improvements, and n
No. S. Oas two.stOry brick. l2i7 Tatnall st.. 8
Noe. One throo-stOry brick. 7Os TAtnAlI st.. 6
Me-. One story brick. l29 TAtnan ST.. 5
Nos One thres-stOry brick. 1OgI TAtnall St..
No.e. Three twe-story bricks. Lincoln ST., be-
tween 18th and ltth, 3 rooms
Nc. TO- One three-story brick. .S2O +. 4th st with
No ii. one tbrSsstoSs STicH. Sl2 W. 9Th St..
with all the modern improvements and large front
NO.l2. One threo-story brick, No. All EGst 9Th st.
Possession tmm ediAtely. price low.
No, Il Two three-stOry bricks, No. 1919 and 1921
No ID on6 Ghrso-story brick, No. 1907 WauhinR-
ton ST. with iront and aide yards and all the mod
No. b. TwO two.stOry frame houses, on Scott st.
estSssn lAth and 18th. Lots 2SKlOO It. looms
I. No. lS. Two twO-stOry bricks on Lowering Ave.
between Lincoln aud Scott Sts., with front and
No. IL One thrss-story brick dwelling on King
provements, also Q stable.
No. le. OaS thrse-stOrV brick, All King ST.
corner Of Madison, -
= No. 40 Three three story bricks. la42. l244. 1916
Poplar ST.. six rooms each.
No. q. One three story brick. No. SOC jefferson
81. Terms very easy and location good.
No.2. A halfsQuare Of grOund between 18th and
18th stSa from ting on West, curbod and graded.
No.2S. A farm in BrandyWiae Hundred Of SO
ecresOne 10 Caristi ana Handred Of about ITO
acTesWithout buildings, about one mile FROM Vi tY
lin oWaras New Castle. Besides the bOve we
havOmaAy others.
Giys rs cSll and do not fail to attend ell our
sspSO-im MN. CHILD L co,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
A Coed word for the DemOera,,o P.,,v
From The Ne5 York World.


How often has it been dinned in our ears that
although the people detest the Administrafion
they recoli, with invincible Tepugnance from ~
Democratic party II is not 40 in OhlO HoC,
persiStenty has t been sad that victories cannot
be won without dropping the Democratic name
and dlsbandlng the DemOerAtic party The Ohio
election confntes and eXplodes this fallacy. How
constantly we have been told that We cannot suc
coed without recovering Republican Btafesl ObIo
has been a Republican State for .he last eightaen
years. fremonts majority in 1856 was i6.623 ;
LineOln's majority IN 1860 was 44,3TS: lincoln =
majority in 1854 was 1855; Grants majority In
1868 was 40,6l7; and Grants majority IN 6hin
last year was 1881. The most important and
populons OF all the steadily Republican States has
been redeemed redeemed against Formidable oL
stacies; redeemed In spite Ot the deep DISCOURAGE
ment consequent on the great mistake and disss
ter OF last year, IN spite Of the advice Of emioent
Ohio Democrats 10 dlsband and dissolve tie naTfv
in spite Of the cold water thrown by Libsrais wSo
held of In the hope of fighting the Administra
ton in q new party. VIII the detFactop Of IN
Democratic party tell us OF any perticular in
which the people Of Ohio differ from the peOpIe
of other States which have been Republican IN
large maJorities since 1862 Has not the BuckeVe
the same sense OF shame as citizens Of other r.
publican Statesi Are there not ali the motive.
Tor stunning the Democratic leprosy in Ohio ~
other parts Of the countryf What reason eln
sny tastidious Liberal give why human nature
should not be The same N Ohio as elseWhsrs why
more unconquerable OF the shrinking from Demo.
cratic contact more sensitive? What we I0nr a.
compliShed In Ohio, we may accomplish eveTv-
where, with equal vigor, courage, and boldDess, =
But whom can We expect to trust us II " DO NOT
trust ourseivesf
The great thing demonstrated by The Ohm slec-
non is, that tue Democratic party 10 70 be ths on
position party Of the next four yeAr and tha4 a
- strong enough 70 conquer the inveterats ReDub
Icanism Of States like Ohio-the Stats Of Wade
and GlddihgA, aad Chase, aud the original homs
Of the Eree-soll movement. A Democrstic vietorv
eoald not have been better located for eject an
Pnohe oPiniOD. Dagon, the god Of the PhIIfUtines
has fallen IN his own temple Since the people al
OniS aceept the Demoeraeys how vain it viii Be- q
say hereafter That the Democratic party cannot
succeed m the cid Republican statesf n IasI
succeeded IN the most important and DopulouS ri
them all Il has succeeded In the next yoeF MI
disapinting defeat which was thought 81 eball
low obser.eTS % have ruined the Democrats paf
y. IL has succeeded IN spite OF "periIs bv false
5Tethren 10 spite Of the holding OF Of imuiti- |
tuees OF dl1anseed RspublicAhs IN the experta- ]
hon OF new opposition party. II couFafe cap |
accomplish 20 mach under adgsESe cireunssianeeS. /
What may We not expect Whsa The tide hes g /
nanifsstly tuFDpdss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
REVNoLDs 4 CO.,

OIS MaFlEes street. WilminEtOn.
coNvEYANcERs, REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Offer the following vers desirable properties fOr
sale or exchange
Mos.r, bv,,, nav knn,! kSS; rOom, 90, hath
heaters, water closes, &C. corner sixth and JseT-
son streets; will be Fold below value.
No. z
Bouse on Spruce street near Eighth. lust finish
cd rooms and Out-kitehen; very nice will be sold
cheap ami on easy terms.
No. 4.
Handsome new extension front house. with gas.
bath, cOmmOdes. &e.. on Harrison street near bel
aware avenue; . Verv desirable home. with the ad-
vantage OF city cars.
Market street store and dwelling: one Of the
best business stands in the citY will be sold tor
S4OOO less than value.
A choice Market street residence; water, gas,
bath, shade. &cs really delightful home. and Of
tered very low and on easy terms.
A cheap pleasant end healthy village home in
HSHsIs DE Del Et aiEsss; Es. hoHsO rCcms a1a
conducted here for some time. Good ice house and
other cut -builainga Inquire Of J. u. Ray. New
ark, or at our once.
Splendid building lot. 25xlH it., on Eighteenth
ot e buS aS Is Badag Sf EahiSstSon % staSss
bridge over the BFandyWine viii greatly advance
the price OF lot.
WashiagtCl street lot. Soxll5; west side. between
Eighth and RintA; very choice.
s. acres Of ". G. Creek bottom lands. one mile
from Newark. Del stone house and baFA.
No. Is.
2Iots on Delaware svsnaS. near sOliisr's MOnu-
NO.l5.
2ioss on Delaware avenue. near City Il. h. depot:
each 26-2SXl8 Il.
NO.l6. sss..,ss=.4
A water power Of 50 horse capacity, on the nov-
eF- filling White Clay Creek, at ThomDson's sta
yards head Faee 80 yards tail race; mill on the Rail-
road siding. ne hauling or handling tstOek. but
load and unload intO the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. StrOng inducements will bO Oaor-
ed 70 buyerS.
A hotel Etand on the Md. and Del. Railroad. e
AaTy4el, Csrolino csanty, Nd. Large new hohsO
and barn. and Ie acres Of good land. a good Ap-
pDFtIntky 20 make money. No local option here.
An excellent mia "a Aa = s.L mill in P.,s,s.,
AgnaEed. oa the CAEIstiaAa River, p feet head
and D, hallroad. thFAssfourthI nile 10 the r., w.
and 3. Railroad. IA miles 70 Newark. a very de-
sirAbls property and row doing profitable busi-
The Newark IrOn Fouhdry. good bmIpSsS
: ~ ID 'lra. .NoH .f...Hl -
Farms In PenhSylxaniA. Delaware. Maryland and
virginia. AlsO. mills, Bt0Rea. baginoss Sands and
SS;IH ths eSss SsS sSsssS 70 Ell snS s1
ID. REYNOLDS co.
9lS Market StrssG. MilminGtOn. Dsl.ss
Aeal estate bFokorA OonVoyaAeers. suryeyoIs ana
sSlLSosae eAent4. = U6g-9o4s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

Postmaster General CresW ell has taken the
stump. In speech in Baltimore last night, be-
fore Republican meeting, he took open ground
IN favor OF a government telegraph system and
the Pnsidents proposition to establish post-offce
bInks. He said the Successful operation of such
blnk IN Great Britain for twelve years was oyi-
denoe of the feasibility and practical importance
ct the measure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

"Thiny-two centsl" echoed Detroit woman
when her grocer charged her that sum for o
pound ofbetter. "Ycs, 'um," he replied with q
bland smile. "You see the grocers can't turn
out our collatcrais at q sacrifice. If the govern
ment calls in the bonds due in 1874, and the i'm
ports Of bullion tend 10 ease the money market
little, butter must ind its level with everythirG
else. Butter is very panicky just now, but think
the worst is over" She paid the money without
further growing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

The Georgia State fair commences at Macoh
on the 9th. The ground, it is claimed, are
the finest on the continent, and the prospects are
that this will have the largest attendance of any
far in the smith
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

Thomas y. Cooper, Republican, Is elected stat
counties, By IN onisieal m1joEity of 707,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

WILMINGTON. Del, Ocu. Is, 1879.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

0IS Market street. walmInEtOn.
coNvEYANcERs, REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Offer the following verS desirable properties fC
sale or exchange:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

4VIAL, 1AVVU dIFIb. ALL CASH,
eAOaAupb pe',.' $4,000
The dlstribntion will be positive Whethar Al ths
tickets are sold OF not and tho 900 fifls aiI MI
10 proportion 20 the tlckotaS0 z y = y -
PRICE or TICKETS: y
C0npon. So Eloy0n Whole Ilakaks tQr 900 Il f'.f
sek.s9 tof tt.0oei lls Welt ~ f6g 81 III
than $500 worth Of 1lsk o1gs9a . tine.
1tcka8 noW ready far aAla, and al 0R3am aaa1m-
pAnleo ~ the mpney promDtlE Allqd, Ltkelal
YH06. u. BRAAIL&I1
Agent Puhl. Llbr, KY. and Manager Gin C6aeeft
Rnhiie tlngaRy hniidins. LonlsgillSl KV.
ATW1WaW l95sW1T t7@SssseS 7sSFs..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-17

- s. tfr Wltne 3u 9tsastt's Grfs
wurbsr am Dtsnfas WOraen SObn SRA
nfY unt patrid Rpan burtt BEN 6nQ por
&obIen f6Usr psrlsbt unO oer GsBt'rs sr.
lag istnsu Bunrsu mad stniafn Slun'
ben.
- Das 9slhdit hes Srn. S. Qp2srt
an 9snn glOsnue bat 5r. Srisbri6 @st'
del iibsrnommfn, oa 9iu Qppsrt sine
SefuhsrsIle nab rem aItsn gatsrlants
MAIDEN pirp. Die 9r5TnuRg 1T am nab.
lten WOntas.
- Ssrr SObn Baensr .u:TO tas nsus
@tbduSs bss 5rn. Sraut Ststtsr on Der
@uinfrabs In 6gNe Ylt iltsrnsbmsn
uno pa6sIts 5u siusm osuti&sn 6otsI, nit
8sfaurattcn, siurIhhu. Das brittle
StCdpsrt wtrb p elmer Sale bsniiBt, bas
jTstie CUR 8ptnun9 bic s,iit gtaSs fir
6cIrl une paS SaIsmrui CUR 8ats. g4ir
Slaubsn Srn. @ugnsr In lsinfm nsuen
eCfalt visl @Iud prCptsjsirn gu eurisu.
- Nm SOnntus @orssn ;ptibsn
unb 6 ubr brad an sinsm aItsn SoIilt.
bduNs an Gsutrsf:aBf, auf ssm gum'
@tgsntbug, elm 5susr aus, weldbfs
atsr In 3sit enIOsdt uuo burdh tls Gbd.
tistsit hes 5rn. SObn 3sibIsr unb gbaS.
6rUpp tsWdItiBt wurbs. Der 8sri6t pts
,,8spablican" iitsr birIs @Taire III tniO'
fern fali6, aIs pas 5susr nt6t pur@ Qus'
lseren beibsr SobIsna lhs sniltanO, ioi.
bern augsul6sinlih bas gBirf zines
SranbliftsrS mar.
- Die SsrrsR s. Baklers unO Sss.
ndnn BON Ysttrsburg 90. 0nrp) tabsn
oie Itit ,tpsi g8ctsn an8sBsi9te Udvm pom
I60 adsr In @pumtns County, nebf
,Oafinbissr ginriatung unb gtstflnr,
iir Sl1,7OO ssfauft unb tpsrNen tn Babe
'abtn Sisbsn. Der Ssrtauf wurpf pur&
,ie Jtrma SGllnsr II. SObn bspsrIfslli9t
Inb benefit, ba6 Nujsissn in bfm ,g8p'
tsnblatt" CUTE 5riitts traBsn.
Stebe In elmer anbrrn Svalte On.
st9s iiter Soma unb Ntbrasfa 2inbs
?tsn. l7dr4p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-17
SaIb lebenOi0.

Gs III cine traurise Satr, nur BALI lrbenb
| eas Sfbfn 10 perbringen. DenncCb aiebt es tall-
lfnse, eersn setpIbnIi6fr 3ulfanb Sblaffbstt
| une Sbpd6litfeit III. ole iIaaen iiber feline
brirnbsrs 9ranfbsit; Iis IriDsn fetnen bsItimm.
ten S6msrJ; absr fe baten an Aaem, rpds ib-
rem rliltigrrsn unS trGftigsren WitmsnIben ssi-
ltisss uns iinnli4rs @trsniisrn sepabrt feinsH
@enub.
in nsun inter Ssbn 5GGeu snFsbt bieier Wat.
ttgtftts' une Stdrrbeits,ulfdnS aus eiuen, franz
Ten Wagtn. llnSsrhauiGftit Ssriiprt Ipppbl bic
torperlt@e pis bic geitee Gnsrsis. Benu bic
naturlt9t Ibnusnng ui6t bur6 tinrn gebSriaeu
ano re9slmdBtSsn StUffpetirl pitbrrsrlrBt pirb,
eun9ert tsseS Organ, 1T jsbs GunFtiOn unter-
brpRsn.
Hun, mas rdtb uuter lOlbtw aufouse bss
Ntetergelblnsrnbeit Der asIlnes RenlbtnSer-
tanes Das Spitrm beearf Grreauna uuS
Rrdttt8uug, niht bios auf zine peer ,rpei Sma.
pen, I'M rann piettr In eiuen nod erbarmeus-
pfribfrsn s3aitanc ais ir ;uriidiulEfsn (tpir ss
getplB etr 8al etn tpiirer, rrnn tiil grpDbnlitrs
aItoboltlhes Sfbmittel 3ur Silfe ernpmmen
parel, ipnesrn grunslib unb auf bic Dausr.
Wte II birIss tpiinI6snsptrtbs 3isl ,u errei.
bens Die auf bic unptrGnberide Grfa6runa et-
nrs VtrrteIjabrbunberts ii6 ltiBsnbs 4ntpcri
dut bic brnge III leibt geseben. 8lSBe mitteiIi
Tort9rlfBtfu @sbraud5 son ,,Spltetttr'S Ra.
9enbitterem ben 8rreauunaspraaueu ueus
draft rin. 8rrIisre feline 3sif nit tsmperair
ptrftnetn SeilmittrIn, IOnbsrn srreas baS 5plrm
Ourtb ardfti9uns bsr Ausgs pgbhIGsr StSrfs
unb Gnsrgtr, irnrs grosen Organs, RON peltttm
a!ls anbsrn Sraare ibrt 9Rabruus unp llntrrs
itiiguus smpfangrn.
Brnn Gin OuBer6 ppr!ipnsn bisIes arUBsu
pe9ttabltihsn St6Ttuass- unb arGftiauuasniii-
tells rtugsnOmmfn tUsrbrn iinb, pirb bsr ldpGd.
ltts aSrprr brs Dyspsptil6sn Istnrn ppbIbSii.
gen GlntiuB ju fiibIen anfanssu. Der apvttit
plre ib jstsen unb nit benz Appetit bic Stlbia-
lstt tas Su Serbauen, ppnab sr Serldugt. Sabre
Tert bis sur Bcllenbung brr Sur, bis asIunbss
Slut bas gum Silcfn pOn GlsilG unb NPusFsln,
Rno9sn. NerSen unb Sirn taugt, bur& bic 9lut.
lrfdBe lIteBt att rrs pGiTrigrn StOiFes, nit peI-
tsm lis bic babiu unvpIIfOmmsn srnabrt NOR.
zen inb. ".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-17
Hrci. phnc Nere thn1Ilin.

Sprrht prr in ter NpCtbtfe BON Gjebr. Wdttb.
ems, Scranton, IA. unb bolt eub cine prpbes
1albs bon Or. VI. gpI6re's bsutI6tm Svrup,
fret ptne 8rrr9nung. Gr III fii9lit bier.
Der ppn Dsuti6lanb siugrfibrt fporbeH, uns fir
Suiftn. alte Grfiltuneen auf Der gruf. 2lus.
iebruna perr irgeuo cine Hrlnfbrit bes ealIre
uno her 9uugr bat or icturS @Iei6ru nibt in
Der gBeIt. 6llideu sspDbuli6er GjrT6s fCifer
10 Gents. 3wsi DOiiS furtrsn ieten 5aI. pro,
Dirt sS. g. W. 65rsrn II. Sobn, grCpr; gEppbs
turg, q. 8. 6mjti
s-9 Sn 9itferuna 8 Der ,,NattIsitru BON
girp 9Jprf," wflde ups Ioeten suaiua, Itlieft
has @apitel iIber bic S6pnbler, unb e5 beainnt
tas iIbtr bic SpislbGuirr uub i6re OFFER. - 5n
benz rrfsrn linb nod ipiebsr brsiisbn S6pinsrl,
arteu brItrieben Tim @jdn;en alip 70 , spn be.
nfn mir auf bic Observation-Disclosures, tie Orb.
i6aftsi6wiubIrr, bic GOnfoenrsI6pinbIer unb
bic g8alllirett- uub SGrienIbpinbIrr Omit elmer
G'titiGtr bes beriCthgtsn ibparrn I5rsitaa) be-
Ionorrs aufmeriIam MAIDEN. 9lm SdbluE bic.
Ies Gapitels fEmmt Ter gerfaIer nod riumaI
duf ten SGsemrbIidpinbrl ;uriid, ba fiir,ltb
pieeer Elm Concern bieIer glrt In 9tGfp gJorf duf.
aebObsn purSe, ipVbsi GntbHllunsrn 10 riansr
gIrt ;u Gage famru, mic nir ,uppr, nemIi6 cine
9lfe BON 96 Seutsn in allen Sbeilsn hes 9nnbes,
pelte falIdcS G'flo btltrltsn une bafiir burct
cine snii9s 9rprs6 Company in elmer eiu,iasn
Bcbr, IN ppfsn Spn SO bis $500 bic Sumns
non 1921 rinsablteu. Diels 9iie 1T lsbr In.
ttrrlnut. limb bas 1T eas 2eiuItat BON nur al.
nrr g9pde, bsi rtntm bieIr Sbpintslcprrerrs
unb our6 cine GrprrB Company aIIrin; unb bic.
fer S6piueel bat ihpn SabreIang eetpGbrt! -
tprun nun in sinrr sinjstn WUhe 90 gsute fal.
f6ss Gjrlb bsifelltsn, mas muB itcn in al ben
9abrtu asibrbtn irin Der 8rrfaier Iaat bar.
iibsr: ,,gSrlds Summsr! = unb peI6' uuIrli-
ger 3ufanb, pslts srausueolIF Corruption iriat
IS. prnn Iaulenpe bic ii6 Sirgsr her grrrinia-
ten Staatsn itennrn, faltss @sIb beifrlen, uin
bur6 Setrua, ben lc eesen ibrs Ritbiirsrr brae.
zen pplen, li6 i6mahpOIl su btrtiGern !"-Sa
li6rr gieIr birlrS intrrslante gB;r: an ibrs
5rruntr in DsutIGlaab brrbsn I6idcn pclIrn,
10 pirb ss ssnlflbtG heh ftin Su srfabrsu, taB
ter gtrIfgGr Grieer. @irbare, Post Box 1901,
Rem acrD hies blcrBt. tpsnu ibm fir ie 10 Sic
ftruuatn aubtr BEN announcement pOn 1920
Gents 80 GentS fir 8raurO. porto jussIantt unS
srnaus GSrsiTs aufssaetsn nirb.
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= Der rsinitt unr iiBtEe Qe6srt6ran
God liver OiD III Der Uon 5aSar6 u.
eaSUtu. p'Ftsr am WssrsSiiranpe BON
frhtsn ausssiu&ten @opfi6Isbern 1uts.
rsttft mtrb. Gr III atlOlut rein unb Iiif.
pastfnten, bic ion nur stnmal psrIuft
bab'n. Sisbrn ion istem aucsru Sor.
atr3ts srftarsn ibn far .bfn beR,u i'm
MarH. Gill
Sar @tr R6reu, bab pisGe Burger BON
scranton sno aus btsitm COUNTY iibtr.
eaupt tn SaIee benz aItsn 8aterlanps sis
men Stfuh abfattsn Obsr bic gBsusr
sSsltauefsaung bsIuhsn pCqsn. Seer bel
ttnert sutfu, reslIsu 5au1s fir ValTaas.
Itttnt aeccrbirsn obsr ggshIsl duf
Dentlt!anb Optr irgrnb rtn anperrs Qano
lufgfiftQt bdbtu mil, foatr BEL Der 5trma
Vim. L. kieSel d Co. feline 9sl6dhe
BUN uno Utro ss gu fsiusm pseunidrsa
Scrthstl fuesn. 3p
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@iasnhbsr csm @hllsp 9aule d

g,,osu66sr bsm 9alIse 5auIe al
atoulroGs srtraut am Srf'tns Na&mit'
ta9 tsr 63tdbrise SarrY y. SamF' u
fnnb duf Der Ytatfprm, Don fntittfr et'
9octs obfn6rsp, uuO tsim pO t6fa na@
fsinsr Wabf, bic ibm Der gBino saifaprt
bate, UsrICr sr has usbsrsswt6t aHp FT'l
In ben tIdtf6sn Strom, Der lsins otuts
nod stnss Mals an bic Sbsrfi&s br, '@t''
baun atsr lpurIOs pupOntrus. gas Na d.
fu6nnssn mad Dem Gsidnam waTtn BE-
jet refultatlOs.
- 6trr 9cbn Airsr ppu 9itlstpH bat
Nartin Saur's ,9Bnlbtnston 5ctsI" fur
SIT 800 sstauft unp wtrS binnfH Sarym
isiRsn fstsrltdtn GinJus baltsn.
- Su WOltslOwn wurps lrBts 2Bots
Nismanp arrrftt. -
- Die SaunabsiRrabs In @'abiOwn
tsftatst it In Iur6tbarsr Nufresuna, ba
Ger 9iest6ntg rirlsr Golcnis rtnsn 6une,
wslasr auf BEN 9iamsn nGarC" bort,
o9sfiOnap" batsu fol-. Die Commune
Uon UabtOpn srtlarts fb fur ben gics'
t6nlg. Da Ger 8iest6nis t6 nod immfr
TN 8sFs pss &5tsrs bsfnOst unO slsth'
jstltB rsr &nipptl tstm 6unrs IIsst 70
miro Ft tisisr YtUjeb psSen Der Siiis'
felt pts 6unbts uno nod msbr wsgsE tsr
6artnddtstsit rt8 8icst6niSs watriAtin
Ito isRr in ets einse ss9su.
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pOliIilte Situation i'm Gcunlp 3uriids
fcmmsn - tptnn mir ein1wsIlsn Die aas
8emeir' AuimtrIlanftit auI fis bftben
oben 9fnannien MaGner asIsntt uno itre
JreuaOs Bu rinmiitRtDsm gOrAsbtn anse'
rsst blbsn, 10 ppllsu mir fur bsute NIT
ssm Sswubfsin Jufrtstsn istn, elm sutss
gGsrt eettan ,u tabsn.
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-pDr. dug. S6nt8's 5amturssr
5rcpfsn" fnb sin altss bepGbrtts 5siI-
mittrl, ittt m'tr als pisr5iS Sabrrn i'm
@ebrauh.
9Bir psrpsIi:n unisrs esfsr auf bic ts.
trsFtnbs An,eiae In ben Spaltsn unIerss
9Iattts, unp tGnnsn mir bisfs, aus rein
pe8rtablti6sn StuFsu btfsbtnOe Isbl,in
mad tslsm Biifsn unc @swtTsu smpftb.
len.
Siebtt In elmer anbsrn SpaItes gn.
itigs iitfr Sowa unb Nrbrasfa 9inbs.
reien. 17ap4p
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Oauls
gddapanna NstHus, Rab. SfHt Dtprt

9ddapanna NStHus, Rab: ben Deprt
GbaS. IrePF, propr.
Das pbier, In better Briie ein9rrtbtfts 8aus
III nit aaem psTlebrn, mas btm RVrptr Iur Star'
flung unS Grfrildung uptbtg III.
Gjusfs Bier, bic ffinfsn 9Bstre, gtqlTrs nnt
9isautn, karme ppb fcItr Sptifsn; aHlfrru, au
iees art juberettst.
Gin fsiuer Saal fur DamtH Rno 1an,tlisa,
llm jabITtiRtu 3uipru& sTlutt itint 6rtuHb
25tus Gbas. SrpPP.
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SSelCDe NDrtbetle

elias !0ptpe s9IdTDtmc

ubcr aubrrr?
Grlrus-IG5 Qublifum fennt Tic ais bauer.
BAIT. Scr b:llr 9eipeis 6afiir 1T, snB ,tpan,ia
| Sabre Gje6rnudI nod feline secondhand ,,Sptped
WaIbineu in ben Gfarit gsbradt batsn. 9iss
fam niGt ron auCeren Walhiurn 9elast psrern.
3p eitens-Sic rrtbIIt ibr eigenrs Raterial
CUR IusbeIrruns.
Drtttsus-Sie bat tpsHigsr IIpa6s 5beiIe
ais jebE nnbtre.
8iertens-Sie madt einsn Stib, pie bel
Sanp; aneers tbun bieS nitbt.
6unttenS-Wan bat rellltGnbige 9pnirplle
ubsr bsthe 6abfH, mas bri anesrsn nitt bsr 6all
If.
Se6fens-Sis Iiefert rem 5aSen i'm 8rr-
b1ltniB CUR dido ee5 psrarbritetrn Stpifes, mo-
bur9 bic Sduslisteit rrbEbt, fas Abfalrn Der
Stlte unb gre9en Der 9iaprln aber prrmieefn
ptre-fin GROCER Trrtbril Dor anrsrrn RaI6i-
nen.
Siebsntsns-Sir nGbt einrn feifsn Saum
IN 0aihmter, ben Sti6 an beibrn Seitrn Ssrs
bulrnc, uno ebeniC aRf Pilnurs pnpirr, pbne
Spannung 81 peruriatsn.
N6tens-Drr f5uBbeIhRerer III leitt teIei.
ti4t wenn man cine 9taesI rinisBen pber Inter,
arbeit rinri9tsn mill. gci aubsrsn Wafbinen ii
birs nidt 70.
Neuntens-giele neue Oialtpinen babrn
ibre Gjlan1prripbr unO ibrrn grrfaa stbabt -
ibrr Cinlt pppulGrrn WaIbinen liup lest faum be-
fanut = an6sre baben rabifale @rranterunern
armaht, I'M Hur rriiirrn 3u tEunen; rpabrenb
bic Glias SORe Mnltintn Gcmpanie frm
BON ,.@ltas Some, Weiiier tes
(rte Wtai6inr il mr6anii6 fors
fftt unc perGntert 6 niGt,) gstrru esbIisbsn IN
lnb inlmer nGue Gnhauten an ibrr 8abrif ma
ten mubte unb brute nod ntut beu Seearf per- |
eben tdnn, Obiapn e feds SaurErt MaI6insn |
.tr Gag fabri;rt - gerate cine Nal6ine in trr |
Minute. t5f72,ft
i3uni 8erEauf bCi gBm. s. Crane,
.. 32i gadatpannn gpenue, Scranton. |
ptpir 6. 81. Marprlt,
1903 Marfrtfrabr, Bilfssbarrs. |