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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
sSas fDerf0ltfesa: !:

Grr llntsrssi6nrte Offtrirt Ifin trpprltts
gadfrinppbnbauS an Watiirn @psnue ,um
Vtrfauf. DaiIrlte III nit WniTrr 6jas unb
allen ntceernen StrbriIrrursrn sinarritttt une
ltest an elmer eer frrausntirtefeu Snaesn ben
Srantpn. Gin gutter Staa unb anbrre @n.
esbaaes limb duf bem Gisrntbum. Sebinsun.
gen unS 5srmine Isi6t.
1904 @eprge 0rambs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
(Ginae[anbt.)

So warsn sinmnI ,pti 1tnIhen,
Die fammttn aus einem 9anb,
DIR Cine, Der tonnts iH5n faeen,
DIR Nnesrs, Der turrtf sspnnpt;
Die 3wsts bepUtnttn elm Stfer
Gin ibm gu arobss 9aus.
Omar ma&ts es 8eietn GrpeHlts,
Do& mutbis btsItsn fis's aus.
Gin Dritltr ld&sInb frasts:
uWarum bic Bttrs sftrsnni,
Da isetr penltlttu Bobtn
Ssin tbenrre 8attrlanp nrHnt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
Wt6beln /! MObeln :!
@riefser s Co..

sos eadapauan apt., Habs WnIpiustpn aSs,
jsistn bitrmit btm hsutlGfn pubIifum an, baB
Iit ibr @fI1dft mad ibrfm tisnen ntufn Gt-
bdubt ndGft 5bHrf BON ibrtm friibrtn plaBr
pfrlfet babfu.
Dem aftbrttn publifum fur bisbtrietn 3u-
Iprud eanFene, efbfn mir jusIti& bic 8trli&-
truns, BAY mir unltre suuetH aud In 9ufnnft
reel unb siGIig behitutu pfrbeu.
Reparatureu prompt aueetfiibri.
ebtnic fnipffbItn MIR uns ale eft@tnbtipT.
leI,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
9Gm bic benticbe 8eDDlfernn9
Won Pennsylvania.
Die

Ote
Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
lrnft Cure gufmertIamftit auf bic fcbr libtr.
aleE 9ntsrsErn, prlde 1r an OtpOiitorsn be-
,atIt au bic 8ebinsungrn, untrr rtnen 8slb
iuriidbs,abIt pirb, unb btIcnber5 auf bic srpbr
Siherbsit, pelbr eur6 bic Dirsftprsn Der SanF
asbpten ptrt. Dies bsweiif eit Sbatiabe, bae,
SbI6pu rs peniser ais Gin Sabr iif, felt mir
6jrlSbstras bssannen, mir jsBt einsn erSBsrsn
@jsftdftf ais Deppftum baben, ais ale bic
Sparbanfer Won bisIsm County. 9Dir 9tbtn
niht ,u ptii penn mir iasru, baB unleren De-
prlitprcn 10 srrss StGtrbeit srbptsn tpirb, ais
irgsnb tptiGtn dnbtreH Spar'D 'Dspolitpren auf
eieIem Gpntinente.
Bite, IpreGt in bsr 8ant Dor uub Sbr sr.
tdt bort 3irfuIarr, tprl&s ftsr ale &rseIu
unS 9rtingunssn Gub Nusfunft esbrn.
SpI. 8. Scranton, MpIes Saplcr, 8. g.
pierce, so. 80. 99intOu Sbpmas DidIpn,
SamueI SIpau, Spbn Srisbin, Sra Sripp unb
8. 9. phelps FnS bic Dirsftorsn. 16m37I
8. Q. Yteree, prGftent.
8. .. pbelps, Stasmetifer.
I6pmas DidfOn giit-prdiiccnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
Rm iDerGCtltfelt !:

Gin in DrbsrlCpn ssIsssnss @pbnbaus,
jtrslifDfta une lleben i3immer entbaltenb. Das
@i1snibum III i'm bsiten 3uifanbr. NIT sinsm
srrStsltbsn 8arten. NGbers @usfunft srtbsill
Saspar 3palb, Dobgstpipn. 20mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
sSes i1crf0llfcna: :

Ssr llnts3ei6nrte bistst birrmit lieben quite
ptrres nne 8rf6irre, cine sIn;abI 8ra6t- unb
anstrs gSasen nrbit Naem 3ubrbSr sum Der
taufs an. Nabsrs gusfunft ertbtiIt Df. 8app,
Srantpu, ga. 23p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
Qerfanf -8erlangt.
SSm t>crtllief6cm {:

Gas BEN llntsHtibnstsn srbDrrnSe eagle
Sp.el" an pcnn 9Iu,nur, untsrbaI6 9inben,
lirdBe. Ter Stdub il Gin gutter, unb bic Sc.
bGulibfeitln 'nS ncu sinarri6tet.
t2flm Ytter Burf6ei, Dunmore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05

So istn Sis," fpra& elm 8ttIer,
"um untsr fh sipis ju Isiu,
Da miibtsn bic 3pstbtibtn
Nl6t leiptr Drutfht Gtin;
Tenn mas tsn anbtrtu S6Itstn
Sa nSntel Game" H.id ssltnst,
Der Deutl&s fannS ntdt rrringsu,
@eitsilt sr turpt unb ltnst."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
NIes0nber Sat.

9rfsfO-, 9aa1; nnb SfbilO- Aialfr,
Wpoming Nptnut, nabs ber neHfn pcgpf.
fee, bfiurst ale In fsin CAD tinl4Iassnbtn VT
tsittH Hne SapsstfTtu bsfitns. f4ap70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
6reen OfiDae Roblem

psrbtn absslisftrt ,u fcIssubsn prsiisn:
@beiinut $3.50
Sfen, 300
Gaa une @jrale 300
9tfrQunssu trbitttt 9. e. S6td, aesnt
DfFfe Gfe spn eadapanna unb gSypminl
1--WE, nit ID. 9irsIt u. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
Nn5etge- -@eblbren !;

WITWHIIss NIIItHI JHVINW
epfaIurtissn, Gents per einis fir iets e'a
riidung.
Sttingun - 9isrisItabrIi1r Yrr-
ausbrSablun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
SSat OerfCsmfeat /:

S9Dnr 9pts, brri baSOn an bsr t}ranf-
lin Nprnus cine an WiulbsrrylfrnBr unb bic
anesrtn an cine satY srenjenN, tperben unter
biaigsn Sssinsun8sn psrfnuft, Man melbs
iI6 bsi
t0ap Spbn 3eibIfr, Serantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-05
Merebonts & Meebonirs
q 1t % (
Capital $500, 100000
9nroIms SJrpfTt, $4,000
BON 2 ! n ( ON, . q

Capital $500, 100000
9nroIus Srpfit. $4,000
9rbn SanbIcO, YTGfssnf.
=. g. Sursee, gicrsprdFSrat.
RuSplpb z. WcGabc, 6aiirrr.
Direftoreu:
Glilha gbinny, .. 3. Hi6ares.
8. 6. 9ursrB W W. Nsarntp
q. WtSann, GsplTo SIpnfs,
gS. q. Wpnits, leltt Surlbsl
.. .. grainnrb, Dantrl Sopfn
SOtn SanpIrp.
DieIe 9anf bat elm aufbrSabltss Capital
pcn 3pei Snuocrt uuo Snnf;ie
SaufenS Dollars, nit tinsm onssbauf'
ten llsbsri&u6 ppn Shnf,ia SaufcnS
Dollars, II central Ipfirt, nit Ssamtsn
unb Dneftcrsn, bic nit ben SspiiriniiIsn Der
@tltGftspelt gsnau pertraut lnr, unb pfftrirt
ben 8auiIrutsn, prOfsiFOniIfrn rnN anbrrn
ppr,asIi&s GariIitGtrn fir ib;s SanFaei&afs.
8t6le ptrfauft fir ale SbriIr bsr 8errinis-
ten Siaatfn une europa.
Srsanifirt untsr einsm iprjirlIsn @barttr
bsr @sIsBssbuns BON s'snuiyIvanisn, mt bop
peItir 8nbinbIi6fsit. Ssbs grOsrrt 9ntsrsI
len br,abit auf 3.tblpp1Irn.
Gorrsipenssnten m5srn tinfr Iorsfaltis'n
8taGtuns ibrsr GsI6dfte F& Strii8srt baltsn
spIefticnen an alien Sauptcrtsn ptrbsn &C.
ma6t unb am Gage Der 3abIuns gum nisSrts.
ifsn ges6Isl.GDurie tsri6tist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
THURSDAY. Feb. l9-P. NJ.


There is nothing sufficiently new or important in
the Stock Exchange markets to-day to warrant ex-
tended comment. There are no further develop
ments in the forgery case The Governing Commit
tee of the Stock Exchange are, however, in state
of incubation upon the subject and when prepared
to cackle they are extremely reticent at present.,
the public will see what they hatch. In the mean
time although the general stock speculation has
been prompt in its recovery, yet the fact OF the
forgery has served to check business and TO restrain
outside operators from entering the market; conse-
Quently business has been very dull and restricted
further element against renewal of activity being
found in the mastery inactivity" OF Con-
gress in reference to the currency problem
The opening prices Of stocks were strong
and as the buyers Of the market pre-
nonderated. the entire list made improvement,
which as rule it retained throughout. The most
conspicuous feature was Union Pacific, IN which the
dealings were remarkably large the reasons hereto
fore set forth in this column holding in force TO ac-
count for the strength of that stock Western Union
was also freely taken. fair business and stih prics
beng reported in Lake Shore, Harlem, Wabash.
Hannibal and St. Joseph, North Western, Ohios ana
c., C. and &c. OF the investments, c., c. Z. and
l. declined per cent to "a. The general marhes
closed strong. The opening, highest lowest anu
,x;oaa MARA folows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
GfdCnfrs.
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Feb. 10,

NETWORK, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1874.
At the Bulls Head Market buyers were not
numerous to-day, and those present were mostly far
mers purchasing lowpriced Canadian and Western work
horses at from e25 $3.50 per head and from $500 to $3.50
per pair Matched carriage horses better demand
and few pairs have recently changed hands at from
$500 to o. 600 There marked falling off In the de-
mand for railroad and stage horses but no Quotable
change in values Ordinary road horses meet with lit
tie inquiry, rule be bought at prices favor
ing purchasers.
Regular semi-weekly sales OF horses carriages, har
ness and general horse equipments, on Friday, FEB 10
at the folio wing auction marts
At 1880 a. m by Mr.. Arch. Johnston, IN Thirteenhst.,
near Uniye rsity place.
At "a O'Clock. by Mr. WIN. Van Tassel, In East Thr-
feminist, Fourth-ave.
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ruR MOUNTAIN REGION OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21

bushel in all the States named but New
York, where it is flfty-eight, and Mis-
souri,, where it is fifty.two. Barley is
forty eight pounds to the bushel in New
York, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Michigan, Kentucky, New Jersey and
Canada. In Pennsylvania it is forty
seven; in Illinois forty four; in Massa-
chusetts and Vermont forty-six.
The following is an authentic COM
position not retouched":
"THE HENS.
the hens my friends is q very useful
animal. it has to legs and 8 toes and one
little claw. BOOSTERS when they are old
enough have little spurs on their legs
which are their weapons of defence now
to return to the hens. they lay eggs and
it helps to make cake aud puddings.
"she scratches up food for her chickens.
hens when it is cold curl one foot under
the feathers, and stand on the ougher'
hens when they have laid their eggs be-
gin to cackl. BOOSTERS and hens 60 to
bed at 4 O'Clock.
1913 the humble be
the BOOSTERS crow
and away she goes.
&C. H. N. (age 9 years.v
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21
Force Of Imagination.

An esteemed friend of ours heard much
of the medical properties of the water of
q certain spring some distance from where
she resided. She had read a pamphlet
that enumerated many diseases for which
it was specific. among which she recog-
nized al least half dozen with which she
was afflicted. Much to her joy she was
told that her son had call at the very
town where the spring was located, and a
five gallon key and q strict injunction
were laid upon him to bring back some
of the water.
The key was put into the wagon and,
slipping under the seat, was quite over.
looked. The business was urgent and
took some time to perform, and the
water was quite forgotten. He had got
near home in the evening when, feeling
down under the seat for something, he
felt the key. To go back was not to be
thought Of, and to admit his stupidity was
impossible.
He therefore drew his horse up by the
side of q wall near which was the old
sweep well from which the family had
drank for century, and, filing the key,
went home.
The first question was
ibid you get the water?"
eyes," said he, "but can't see any
difference in it from any other water"
and he brought in the keg.
A cup was handed the invalid, who
drank with infinite relish, and said she
was surprised at her sons not seeing any
difference. There was undoubtedly q
medical taste about it, and it did not fill
her up as other water did, which she had
always heard of mineral water.
Her son hoped it would do her good,
and by the time the keg was exhausted ss
value Of the water, it having relieved her
of all her ails.-HousehOld.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21

ABOUT fourteen years ago Mr.. William
pa, Me-, failed, and settled with his cred
itors for fifty cents on dollar, taking
legal discharge from all his liabilities.
One year ago he called ON each Of his
creditors and paid the other fifty per
cent, and now within . few days he has
again called on them, all the original
creditors being now alive, and paid them
thirteen years interest ct six per cent, be-
ing for the whole time that they were de.
prived of the fifty per cent, compounded
on the original settlement. Business men
will agree that such instances are rare,
and viii unite In wishing Mr.. Neal pros.
perity in the future.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21

DoN'r TAurR WITH A CMD.-PerhaPs In
the whole category Of diseases TO which hui
manity Is susceptible, the cough Is most neg.
lected In its early stage. A simple cough 10
generally regarded as temporary ahliction-
unpleasant. and nothing more; but to those
signal for attack for the most fearful of dis
eases-Consumption. A cough will lead to
consumption-if not checked-so sure a. the
rivulet leads to the river, yet it is an easy en-
envy to thwart, II met by the proper remedy.
Aliens Icing Balsane Is the great cough REM
Of the ag o ana s mas earned sv s it,
uista
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21
General News Summary.
Washington News.

An appeal has been published in Washing
ton urging immediate relief of sufferers by the
floods in the Southern States, and stating that
over $4,000 people have been driven from
their homes and are now without food or shell
ter, and that to furnish these with provisions
alone will cost 81, 900 day.
The United States Supreme Court has re-
Gently rendered decision confirming the act
of the National Government in condscating
the property Of slidell, one Of the Confederate
leaders, under an act Of Congress.
The Commissioners appointed by the secre-
tary of the Interior to investigate the charges
preferred against DR.. J. j. Saville, the agent
for the Sioux at the Red Cloud Agency, and
f. A, Howard the agent at the Milestone
Agency, have made their report, declaring the
charges to be frivolous and groundless.
Washington dispatches of the Sth state that
President Grant had received cable telegram
from the Hon. E. B. Washburne, declining the
nomination for Secretary of the Treasury.
The receipts of internal revenue for the first
part of the fiscal year up to the 9th OF May
were S6,OO0,o 900, leaving $l4,OOO,OOO to be re-
ceved during the remainder Of May and the
month Of June to reach the estimate made by
the COMMISSIONER of 800, OOO, 600 for the fiscal
year ending with June. The receipts for the
whole of the present month are estimated at
s>>'~s",, A'....s,~soN ""s
Washington on the 9th, and it was believed
that he had not placed his resignation in the
hands Of the President and did not contem.
plate doing so for the present.
The court of inquiry in the case of Gen. O.
O. Howard have made up their verdict, and
are reported as standing four to thrce-the
majority voting that the evidence taken re.
iered Gen. Howard from responsibility.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21

A PLAIN Snow CAKE.-The whites of
six eggs, two cups and half of flour,
half cup of butter, one cup and half
of sugar, half q cup of sweet milk, one
teaspoonful of cream of tartar, half q tea
spoonful of saleratus. Flavor with rose
or almond. Mix the cream of tartar in
the flour; dissolve the soda in the milk;
rub the butter and sugar to q cream; then
add the milk and half the flour; beat the
whites to very stiff froth, and add them
with the remainder of the flour, and stir
steadily few minutes. This measure
makes two pans.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-21

We do not believe this contains an exaggera-
ton. Many of these items, and especially
from Arkansas and Missouri, are probably far
too small.
Such vast population will consume in pro-
visions alone, without single luxury or med
icine, SIS, 900 worth per day. Their clothing,
shelter and medical attendance-for most Of
much; and their transportation to shelter and
to places where they can go to work and at
tempt to make corn, together with supplies of
utensils and implements, will add another
$4,000. Thus we reach an aggregate Of over
100000 per day that has to be supplied If we
would avoid or arrest the famine now actually
prevailing, and the pestilence schich will come
In midsummer, July and August, when the
waters will subside.
These people lover areas extended 600 miles
north and south, and thirty to seventy-five
miles wide) In their escape from the floods,
such as are 30 fortunate, fall upon the nearest
population, on either side, and 1t once devour
the scanty means Of the upland jewellers; thus
extending the area Of want till the whole
story Is appalling beyond our ability to ex-
press or describe. And this calsmity cannot
be allevfated at moment. All the homeless
will have to be provided for during the next
four months, till corn can be raised for par
tai alienation, and the other half for longer
period, to end-God knows when; for no
crops can be raised In the autumn and winter.
And now, good people Of the Northern,
Western and Eastern States, you who live in
homes, and have shelter, clothing, food and
moderate prosperity, we appeal to you In the
name Of our suffering people, colored and
white, to come at once to the rescue with
open hands. Call your public meetings in
neighborhoods; appoint your active men and
women to make collections in money and CLOTH
ing and in provisions where that e practical
In your churches let appeals be made, and .
collection be taken on evefy alternate Sabbath
for the next three or four months
Nasons, Odd Fellows and other organize
tions, II ever in your history you poured out
your charities, let them be extended now.
The noble example Of our impoverished peo-
pie in New Orleans, surrounded BY this scene
Of desolation, IL worthy Of ell imitation. The
salaried people, the clerks, the sewing women,
and even the poor car-drivers, all 90 scantily
paid, have resolved to divide their salaries and
live on half rations during this wall Of the
To railway and express companies al over
the land We appeal to publish your offers to
transport without charge I'll the supplies
The Mayors Of New Orleans, Matches,
Vicksburg, Memphis, and other towns On the
Mississippi win be safe and proper repositories
Of al combinations.
CAI11 q. FoHsnY, Civil Eng'r,
Gov. r. O. HHn1HRT.
Gov. JoHN 1cEH1aY,
q. W. 0o1s1, Civil Engineer,
Gov. ]. HADsoM Wills,
An lifelong citisene Of Delta,
VIII approval q Hon. L. Z Wnrz
Mayor Of New Orisass.
And weare authorised to add The earnest CO.
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