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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
9lm na6Rsn @Ontas ipirb in @uibs

glm nS9fsn MOntas ipirb in Muibs
inston Der GOn9rsB ;uiammentreten unS
bersits iinb oieIe DlitsIieber Suielbit
einsetroifen. Sic ssbbrsn sumeitt Gcms
nlitteen on, ipeI6e beauftrast iine, Bee
ri6te bel Grbfnuns Ses GonsreiisS elm.
subrinssn. gu ben Gsiddftsn, tpeI6e
in Der bcsinnenSen Sisuns. bic nur bis
sum 4. NiGr; IL. s. bauert, srIeeist
ipsrben iOIltsn, Seb6rt bic Reu Gins
tbsiIuus Der GOnsrebs sReprdientanten
auf bic psrI6iebenen Stauten. Sics
isIbe muB na9 OiaBBabe Der bon ben
GenIusbeNmten ermittsItsn 8epDIters
unss;ubI srfoIssn. Der SiiOsn unO
@efsn tperben baSurb Beipinnsn, bic
usGnSlanb un6 DlltteI. Staaten bas
gesen psrliersn. DAP Der SiIben i'm
@pnereB peritdrtt iperben iOu, 1T ben
8epubIitansrn natiirlid isbr unan8e.
nsbm. Sic iperbsn beSbaIb su psrbin'
bern Iu6en, Sab bic 9leu'GintbeiIunS
III Der na6ien Sibun8, hO bic SemUs
fraten bic Msbrbeit batsp, porsencms
men ipirS. Sic piiuI6en, bies @es
I6dft bsm nd6ten GUnsreb Upr;ubes
| baItsn, in fpeIdem tic bas lleber8sipiGt
su babsn eripartsn. Sbr SIm sebt
bam babin, ben idOIiben Staaten ibr
Re6t ;u i6mdIeru. unter benz 9cr8ss
ben, baB bic iarbiSen Stimmseber Saa
/ IeIbIt unterSriidt iparOsn. @enn iis
cies 9rpiett bsrtpirtIi4en iOIIten, 70
IieBe Ii6 gar piel iIber Gini&ii4teruns
wsiber arbsiter im 9tOrben bur9 res
pubIitaniI9e ,,9OKe" iassn.
9luf bic Sabres.9OtIdaft bes Prdii'
bsntsn Sasss lit man tvionSers ipsseu
Der Gbineisnfruse ssipunnt, Ssnn bic
berridenSe 9artei mub auf irSsnb sin'
aBsiie Sieie fdr Die 4saeife staaten ic
tui6tiss 9lnsslssenbsit erIeSissn, tuenr
ie ni6t ibrsn pOIitii&sn GiniIuB Sa'
isIbIt san;Ii6 einbtbsn nil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

aus bisism 0runbs ibpn ssiHabt, unb
bic 9tufsabe bes ameritaniiSsn 8pIiss
1T ss, ii6 iiber bisisn gunft fIar su
tUsrben anS ii& bisisr Grtsnntnis aupI.
bequemen.
Der 8ampf Der 9artsisn brsbt Ii9
i4IieBIi6, trOs aIIer GrunbiatIoTstsit
unb GrbdrmIi6feit Der @ai@iusn, um
bic GinbaItuns Der sripabntsn ri9tisen
Sinie; ia ui4t aQein ber Rampf Der
9arteisn, ionSern Der 8ampf innsrbaIb
ber Barteien. Die eissntbiimIi9e Grs
f9einuns, Sub bic Barteisn ii9 10 ions
iequent bic @ase baIten, bab nsun DliIs
Iionen Stimmseber ii6 fait matbrmas
tii4 senau in 3tpei SdIften tbsiIsn, un6
sipar ni8t bios I'M @an;sn, ionnern
aud in ben sin3eInen Sbsilsn Der 1lns
ion, insbeipnbere aud in heren sefess
8ebsnben Sbrpern, oeutet aui Gin nptbs
tpenbi8es GIei6Seipidt bin. fur bcfen
GrbaItuns Der quite Stern Der Union ,u
icrsen f6eint, aasm bIinbsn 9arteis ia,
natismus unb aIIer poIitii6eu :Denfs
fauIbeit sum Irpse.
SuSeben mub man iibri0ens, rab
Sas @lei6seipi6t in benz bic Bartsien
ii9 baIten, cine srObe Gefubr umi9Iiebt,
unb bieie beItebt in Der itorten 8eriuds
uns, bic lie ben goIitilern bietet, ,,eas
Slid su perbehern". Die repubIifas
nii6en iinO ibr Upr bier Subren erIs8su
uno Sebermann tpeib, bab Die Union
Oabur9 an sinen 9tbsrunb scbradt tuUrf
ben 1T. 9iesmaI 1T man sIildlid iibsr
bieie 9Iippe .binpeS8sfommen, aber
man bari ii6 bariiber ni9t tdui9sn,
Sab bic Union ieSerSeit baran i9sitern
mag. Inn 70 mebr iolte SaS @OIt iibsr
bic beiprp6ene ROtbpenbistsit Sss
SIeidsspi6ts Der 9urteien na8benfeu
unO ben 8Iauten an bic 9totbpcnOisfeit
Der 8esieruns bur9 bieie cber iens 9ar.
tel, iuiuie iiberboupt bic iibertrisbsns
9luffa1uns bon Der 9sbcutuna Der 9tes
sieruns fir biefes 2anb, abItrsifen.
@as bieieS 9onO seiuOrben 1T, 1T co
am alerpenieiten bur6 feline Resieruns,
sum srbbten Sbeil pieImsPr trOs feiuer
8ssierunS seiuorNen. Sc tIarer bad
8p.t iid Suriiber 1T, beito ipeniser tuirt
es uiurputUrii6e 9eIiiite be- YoIitits'
uuteritiiseu unb SeItO tpenissr tperbsu
bieie buan Staatsitrsi&e tpassu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
dnSlano.

- Wlan bate in Geutf4lanO eripar.
tet, bGB Die Subenfrase bur6 bic 1es
bate im gbseorbnetenbauie wenisitenS
fir ben Iu8enbIid beissIest iperee +;
bod i6eint es, baB bieleIbe baeug6
erIt re6t ansere9t iuuros, unS bic Dis.
fulton ipirN in Der greHe nit pertop.
PeItem Gifer fortseiest. 9srIin,r 9Iat.
tern iufpIsc bat Der aaiisr bsfpbIcn,
Sab bic gIeubsrunsen Der auSIanbii6sn
PreiIe iitcr bic Subenfrase ibm untsr.
breitet perSen.
(9Senn benz ,,olIen @iaem" nit Der
Gnii6t oes ,,@o6enbIatt" eebient lit,
10 iuOlIen mir ibm eriIdren, bab cine
berartiac reIisi6ie 8erfoIsun9 zine
Sdanse fur ben Staat Der SnteIiseu,
1T; GAM ab8eieben bapon, bab baS
banferotte Suniers uno 8pttesenaeen.
tbum nun einmal pbne bic israelitiih.n
SelefarItsn niat eriitiren fam. 8eS.)
-Die preubii6e Rssi,runs h,bt
int Sesriif, cine 9tn.abI 3psisbabuen
III oeri&iebtnen 9beiIen b,S 2anbss ,u
SOlenesn, in Der SOffnurs, auf bieIe
Beifs has Giienbabnnes auS;ubebn,n,
ipas iUtpobI itratssif6 ais puIisipirtb.
i6oftIi8 bon srobem Ruseui. i.iu parbs.
- Die i6ipsi,eriTde 9OitberipaItuns
bat arrangements sstroffen, Inn nab.
rsnS ees gBinterS bic 9oit bur6 ben Ct.
Gottbarbs TunueI iu bef6rbsrn; gaNa.
sierea 1T ierU8 bi. 9ur6fabrt bur9
ben 1unneI mod nidt seitattst.
- Die ensIii6e 8esisruns i5.int
nunmeRr cnti6Iuiicn sesen bic iriI&sn
aufpisSIer ftrensere RaBressIn ,u er.
Sreifen unO ldbt nod INNER 1ruySen
mad SrIanb isnben. Der 9onbpn Dds
'.rner" ia9t in ieincm 2sitartiieI am
Sunntus ,,9ie irif6en it,,SS::@@frisbsnsn
psrIanseu pis 9tufbebuns Der Union.
g9snn bic crtremitsn 9Ori8Idss Der
9anbIisu ssrtpirtliSt ivsysen, 70 iiCC.a,rNe
bic ppPuIdre 9Isitatiun sessu gnsIanO's
9srri6aft Ridts bon ibrer Ssftisieit
OcrIieren. sc 1T SersebIi6, auf 8ss
ieitisuns Der iriidsn 1lnjufrisbsnbeit
eur9 Geicbe gu buffsn. llnisrs Sntsrs
,iien unS 9fIi9ten Siuinsen ms. pirt.
Ii6e Misiidnps gu befeitissn mir
u,,n," nbsr ben SrIdnben sIei6fauS.
tIar MAIDEN, bab bic bV..'. P''
glaticnuIiiten nidt erfiut iu.rbm i0ns
nsn. Die Gtnse in SrIanb trcibsn si.
nsr 9riiiS iu, bsren sin;ise aonIsqusn,
elm anberer 6sniers9 s9Iufftan6 it, 9isis
SsIsmitat 1T nur bubur9 abiuip,nSsh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

- WiiHtr strftblt nitt SintS Iyitnry
Gpmpeune fir Gusr ftints BABY an Sanp
ju bnSn. Ttnn taiTrltt nit Ginsrwsietutt.
ibpuetn btbafitt III. gs snthIlt frin Dlrr.
pbiu per Spium. rcd itint triGnftissncs
gSirfuus miro etu tltiutn gtietnen 10 sci
GrItibtruns srttu, Rap rr leslri6 in tintn
lanfttn Sdiaf fallen une itinsr Mutttr Gjr-
lsstnbtit jur Jtuts sttsu rire - ale tbsnip it.
ttm strtijttn 9unssirItn in ctm Sauir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
S@Ius-Yrrift
ppH
SeSa1en unb GOfpufenb,
ALTERS,
WO. 40 Glib Eritts Srabr, pbiIapelpbia.
AfttsH rtretn stiauit une ssrfauft.
Disuifaa. zen 30. 9Rpp. 1890.

= Siut's Ggfrntrg Gpmppunb. - gSenn
nab gnptiiuus etucmmsn, pire IS alti6
NTampt Spasm, idutn Wiagtu, Seribrsu.
ntn, Gtdrrbrt, Ipitnrp, Spic, une aIIC
anetrn untsrltibSfrautbtitrn btitu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

ltc G'tlthTifn ltnp itBt EARN tiHtl, blE hlt
meiittu omufhtitrn turrb atNpris 9ftrtn cetr
yttT tulittbeu, Uu0 eG9 renu eis tpibiiJtn
Srlaur in gurm ,}uildno aetaltsn prreru,
Gjriuuehtit tas RgiulAt irn miro. g9dr-
ntrt Safs Nitrtu unb Srttr Nur
tit derrnueH aus tn:m riuidbtn trcpil9fn
SIlttt
Don icltencm SScrtbe
uue III Gin priitigrt Frimiltt iur eit frl9tt-
bsn griseu:
Iadenidmsr;sn, ibIimmeS Sopfptb,
S6ipin0cI. slufbIGben, Cnbiinoete glua
gen, Grmuomg. siadtihtpeib;
S6mtrSsn I'M llutsrIeib, 9erStIOpfen,
GeIbiudt, Steiu, IdmepbaiteS llrinis
ren, OtolariaI 6isbcr, 5ieber & glgue /;
limb ale Nrhuibciiru, psldt turh llupre.
nuns Ger 9iirren, ySte Oeer SarHrr9ans Str-
urindbt ptrtru.
Is IT cine ii6trs uub gsRiiis Sur
fir ale ipttIi5sn yeietu, mic
SeGcorrb0a, Gntttnbuns, Giterung
unb Sallen Der GebGrmutter.
Go frntrclirt uuo rrgutirt bic Wmiiruatien,
une in Gin trceIlsutt5 uno ESuss IPiitd fir
6rausu ribrtue eu Sdpau1nitaft.
gIS Gin SiurtiuilCr ia ts uriitrrtidt,
tsnn r5 Iurirt bic SraNns bic sas glut M a.
DEN. Glir
0eibpiir,, 8efbsuIen, ScrpfsIn, GIisS.
ibpamn, SabfIuB, Sersifhngsn our6
Nusdiilter unb aueere Srogaen,
unS 1T iittr in itesm 3aat
Sir SarnlIuB, Smpotsui, 1rsuiihmers
ien uno GbnliSe Sebrehen
il Is Gin ilbres prc lduelIss 0tiImiittl.
- 80 haF4 tse fNrkf L.
9rigbts NrdHfttit hirirt bat.
Ills Gin SGrsis 0er 3sinbsit une srs ojs,
baIts eieirS groBrn Ndtar Ssimiiiels, leitt
bic frlgeuet
Gbemiidbe 9fnalSfc.
z. q. gdilimrrG, pb. 4, 9. 9. Z, prr.
ftifrr Ter Gbtmit in rtr lluiyriitit psn Nptt.
ittr, y. g., ttfinut nit Der pcpulariiit uns
ssm 9ucitnit pou sEarHer's safe.
Riereu uue gtbrr sur. bat mad elmer
eurbgrrifsuosn bemitsu gIuGlyir has jplssner
3tusniB prrrTeutliht:
llnipriitit gcn RrAtittr,
GbemiiGtJ yabOTaiOnum,
Rchfittr Y. ~, g. 1au. 1871.
Sr. 8. s.. gGarnu bat mir cas- Sormullr
ii6sraftsu fir tiur Mieciiiu, bic Won ihm IA
tri,irt uno vsriiuit piGs untrr ttr algfmsnsn I
Sssidnuug pcu g8drurrs safe
q tertn mp vtber sur. Sd bats |
em 5abriiatOnspreJsB uuieriu&t, psIdu nit 1
erpbtr gcTiiai uHt unb usufiter @fttrts &C .
flibrt pre. lt bats fsrnsr ssn isinsm gnbr- I
,aipuum lggtgu sufT UiatsrjaIm fnncmmfn .
he tri 3utrriiang tif'u MttijiH efbmUtt
ptresr. uuc narh lrtjibtr llnitgugtuna inet
id eittltru, mic agd bic aietiiiu, recltt nc
bilesu, gau,la irfi psu Biiigcn ppn i6dsIiGm
z Spbiilnieu, =. " tatttm tmcrs,
Tisis Mlrti;in, iprde icide 9SuHeu volt
bradbi. fommt in grSBrrn 5ldibtH ale irltHe
.ius anent Iseiiin. .auf ten Marit une pire
ssr alien Apptbsitru lu 81 % psr 5laids su.
fault 5iir Sarnfub fTsst mad g8 arners
= Gfs Iiabetes Gur. &c IL Gin
- -,;rl,rs,.ss apittel s.. ~. gEsdruer
ly.. RpSstr, p, y
s Co.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
aobu sieaIOu. elm g)lin,r tp,lrt

- Sobn 9lsaIOn, elm Dliner, ipurbs
am Vlontas in DippbaRt set6btst.
Gr bate eiusn Sprensidub porbereitet
unb bic 9unte anseSdnbet; Sa Der
S6us aber ni5t iofort Ipssirs, ipOlte
sr bsr nria6s na6fori6en, sins bin,
bic GEpIoiipn etfoIste unb bic IoSss.
iprsnstsn RobIen eroriidten ibn. Or
biutsrIdbt cine ,abIrsi8s 6umilis.
- Rtutr g,erraiv s... ~ any pan.'
taiHtu, Siittn une giissn. linitrIagts ~ W.
tstn Hbalt.n in 9rsTn6 9st SiSs.
- STebbitt unb SemmsrpddTtu ,u pah
HnitT 2sifsrPHilsn in Browne Rt pisf,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

- Rsitubt isEIhu INNER tins Glaihs Scu
Sint's Dpisuttrie COMPOUND ium iUipTtissn
0tbraud fir Sduhptb bti lid flibrtn, gar.
antirt tds sS ben Wagm lcfCrt in Srenuns
brinat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
@crtbboae GntOcfnng
Npu
Srau SuIie gaberS.
SH0. mnb $5eiI : Ssibe I!
9rsis: % mO so Gts. Die SlaI6e.

Tit 3uG unb Stilialbs Furirt Sin-
nrn, SEiugsibwire Hne eiitruustu, pbns
RAP Gin 9isher sE sstraubsH ii.
! ie 3Hs-u. btil> Salbe furirt grlue.
Shnitr NM Sleiihpunrtn.
. lie aug uUO sell sdlbe turtrt @jf-
iitbtsrcis uno 3insUNrm
: is 3Ug- unit Sell Sdlbs furirt Siib-
nsraugrh entJtncrie 6jtIrnfr uup 6rrit-
beulrn.
Die 3ug- unt beiI-S Salbe frrirt 9tulfn
uuc pCrgiitttr 6riiGpuuteu.
2 is 3ul- uUe SELL z al &c tpiro iebr
empfehlGn ron slIisIJ bic nc ssbrMlbtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

- gBir partn srr tiniss 5aetn turtb rinsn
unitrr Slirstr ltbr amuiIrt rtr ron Hbtu.
matiemus nisetrgteriidt mar, pISSIib feline
aIildtn binpssparf uub ib fir 70 jung r-
fdrtt dls Ct tistntid itiu ieatt, une rmrhrbIt
tr HcbtTts GmbTctatipn jtetr nlttn Gams in
hfr Statt. 9jroets Sintmtnt bas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
Scranton 'QiCOcrfrall,.

Die rtstlmGbise @triammIuns hes grtius
iubtt rdhltsu ScnntaG ben 3. Gssmbsr
9ia6mittass llbr, in rsr Sale ltatt. Gis
3itsIisesr iinp bpilitit triu6t I'D rrbt ;nbl-
reid tiujufnetn.
9m guftrast hes 9srtins
pettr Rdb, StlrstGr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
Esu pcrfdufelI:
&ieOerfrQnj 9alle

Su SerrcutcI.
Tie eirrtrfranj (fribr 9lTrmtlp) Sale III
fir 6siIidtitrn, ejtitaihniisu, 9GQr. Dor.
Iciuussu, GcResrtt 'r. Su peusntsu 6iir Be-
etuaursrn frags man mad tri e'tr, gGabl,
Charles &pbiuipn petr WpitS Srrpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
Samfiaauna.

Dr lln.tr,tibnttt fam ni6t umbn, ttm
aurora Gflansprein fur ii, srItsrniIb ter
5titr itines bitten gsburtstdstS am Senu.
tag in 3uf's Scitl bnrittfru frpbtR SmuSrn
itinsu btpIi6feu Ianf ETsntitb nusluiprc-
den, une piinlbt erm padtrsn gsrsins une
itinu @itslitprrn aaSrit frEbli9tS Gfssibrn
Wit SrubTgruBs
EriR MARTIN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

Trnm SSulic NJScDer'S Sur
il tin iibur5 Stilmit.sl gssn Rb,HnatiSmut,
gisuralsia, ibpdGm Sad,r, feifs @rIsnr.
rrniide ShmsRtn HrGmpis Il. /. 10. grsts
5 I per Binit,s. Nrotradintn frti.
3u batm tfi Raiibrps SrUbtrs, 800
gada,pdnna slpeuus. AZ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

9lud aus bisisr 9its ssbt Der srcbs
Nsi6tbum Der Ser. Staatsn I'M Ssrs
baItnib ;u europa bsrSNr. Sn ben
Ser. Staatsn fOmmsn auf bunSsrt Gins
tan Eusr 81 9fsrSs, 3 @uuIsisI, sc 8in'
Ssr "a ,s6afe unN SO S4tpsins. Sn
Gnroso ob.r To-. .'men auf bunSsrt 9sr'
iOuen nur 10 gfsrts, ! sVs0uleIsl' ~
RinSer, 65 S6afe unN IA Su,.'' ,'''"''
Si.ruus 1T srtsnntIi4. Ous bic SisP-
audit I'M 9lasemeinsn Srsi' bis pisrmal
bIabenbsr in ben Ser. Stuaten 1T, irIs
in europa i'm 0anien, bic S6tpe'ns'
audit alsin filnfmaI bsSsntenSsr. 9sur
in Der S6aIsu6t bat gImsriia Dor Gu'
ropa nitt pi,I porauS, 1T absr auf BEN
b,It,n s9sss, buHsIbs aud Sarin baIO
iusit su ibeEaS:ln'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

9as 9tsrieuItur.9 Bureau in @afbins'
ton bat ebsn einen itutii1ii4sn sIuStpsiS
ii6sr bic 3abI Der Saustbiere in ben
Ser. Staateu uuo europa perbffsnts
Iidt. SsrIsIbs 1T in aiirss tpie fOISt:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
CsIus tsr q. q, StIts }

Sptal....................... 49,, ,595
C5arftls's gluraIitat itrr Saursd 3,40i.
8er8Ii4en nit ben bOrberSebenben
9rSiiSsntenwabIen itslIt ii6 bic Sade
70 beraus:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

Rpbtrts 8,HiistI puIcr pirs sarantirt
ale Sprttn biibutrfrantbtirn ~ bsiItu, prm
ss ata,btn pire ebt cas- GjsiliiIsl te uiht
mtbr frtTn wiG. Gin i6ets GPihtl etsrn
Cholera. sRir baben ss strlu5t NIB ratbsu
alien 20 tu ssbrau6tn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

allie hitir Wtsi,int lnb in rbtlps gpptbtfs
9dt Wppmina Ap. & Sprnts Str.. ~ battn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

Iir s'tlttrftn iiu0 itgt pariu ,inis, rag bic
mriiitn 6Nuihsueu tmf5 atfOrts 9itrru cetr
yttsr tulittbru, uu0 hap ruu eie pihtiJtn
Srlane in guirm 3uiidnr aetaItsn psreen,
Gjriunehtit tas 9l,iuImt idn miro. g9dr-
utrs Safe Nitrtu uRp Srbtr Nur
1T gtirrnucu aus rinem riuid5rn trcpii9rn
gllte
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-06
Shade and Shelter for Stock.
Germantown Telegraph.

Germantown Telegraph.
1t is no use when the cold north wind is
howling through the crevices of the stable,
or the broiling sun is roasting the mlser-
able fly-plagued cattle, to say that we
wished We had planted something to make
things more comfortable, unless we attend
to such things now. 1t is really surprising
to note how many miserable places there
are in the country which few dollars or
few hours at this season would make
quite pleasant. A few Norway or sugar
naples, spruces, cherry trees OF willows,
planted around buildings, cost very little
and yet help wonderfully to make winter
pass pleasantly away.
In regard to cattle in the summer time
left to roam about sunburnt pastures, a
few shade trees are positive luxury. 1t
is a real pleasure to see the COWS lying un-
der the shade, after having perhaps just
passed some ir the vicinity roasted and
tlyed to death in the open field. 1t is,
however, not SO easy to provide for this as
it is to shelter ones buildings. 4 tree i'll
the middle of a pasture field is all very
well while it is in pasture; but no good
farmer has any faith in these days in per-
manent pastures. and when the time comes
for grain or root crops in that piece OF
ground there is no greater nuisance than
to have trees about. 1t interferes with
the blowing, and then it rObs the ground
of food. 1t is astonishing what an extent
root will push in search flood when the tree
to which it is attached stands in the open
ground. Still there are generally odd cor
ners where trees may be left to advantage,
especially a wet place perhaps near spring
where a willow would grow, which might
as well be planted with something as not.
1t is not always necessary to send long
distance to nursery for trees, thoug h it
never does any harm to patronize those
public benefactors,.. the nurserymen. when
one can afford to do SO; but even these
good people do not object to others planting
any thing they can get for nothing rather
than to- have them not plant at all Trees
from the woods, if any are at command,
cln be made to do tolerably if care be
taken in planting and if they be severely
pruned at planting and in the case of the
willow and poplar, large branches, if di-
vested of the small twigs and made like
stakes, grow as well without as with
roots
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Additional Garden Hints.
Germantown Telegraph.

UeTuahlOWn
This is the time to SOW and plant the
general garden crops of the season. No
time should be lost in doing so, as it is
supposed that by this period the warm
growing weather has fairly set in and that
we are not likely to be visited by severe
frOste. Lima and bush beans can be plant
cd, Early York cabbage set out, Horn car
rot, satisfy, cucumber, parsnipS, melons,
sugar-corn. cabbage-lettucc, to be fol-
lowed at the end of the month with India
or curled, which stands the summer heat ;
tomatoes may he transplanted, but should
be protected against cool nights, rs we'll as
by day from the midday sun until they
become established. Celery should be SOW
not later than this week.
Keeping down the weeds and stirring
the soil are indispensable to any crop in
the garden or field. Especially should the
weeds be constantly removed from the
strawberry bed.
Young asparagus beds should never be
salted, as it is death to them-nOt until
after they have been cut one season.
Be careful not to fork at this time the
ground in the raspberry beds. if you wish
an additional supply of pants, as the
young shoots are beginning to show them
selves. If the beds are mulched it should
be done with care that the young plants
may not be injured.
The third crop of the sugar corn should
be planted by the 10th of this month. The
seed should be put in dry if the weather is
moist, and soaked a few hours if the soil
is dry.
Okra should not be planted before the
middle of the month. The seed is very
liable to rot in moist weather before it has
sprouted.
The annual flower-secds should now be
sown. The soil should be made as fine and
mellow as possible. The seed should be
lightly raked under and tle bed pressed
with the back of the spade. Mark each
variety with small stake, which can be
easily done by splitting at the top and stick
ing in the paper which had contained the
seed.
Lawns have had of course their second
moving by this time, and the moving
should be repeated every ten days if per-
fection is aimed at.
Every part of the garden and yard should
be kept clear of weeds, TO matter whether
the crop has been taken from it or not.
The presence of weeds anywhere in gar
ded, yard or lawn bespeaks both neglect
and laziness.
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OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Y OCAI MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
HOURS FER CLOSING THE MAILS
BY RAILROAD-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL
200 a m, 1880 p M, AS p m and Il:3O pm.
WAY MAIL, east, III.
GOEDONvILLE DowninstOwn, Leaman Place,
GapG p m.
PHILADELPHIA, through mail, and a III,
1850, As and leo p III.
PITTSBURGH and west, l:3O and ll;0 pm.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 10 III, l:a0. 5:l5 and ll:;D
WAY MAIL, west, 10 IN.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHiNGToN, vi:t PhiIt,lel
phia 4:5O u Ill.
BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON, via York, I:;D D
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
l1:30 pm.
CoATEsvILLE, AS m.
COLUMBIA, lOa IN, l::O and 5:l5 pm
YORK AND YORK WAY l:3U and Il;U D M.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 10 II III, l::;O and ll:30 u M.
READING. via Reading and Columbia X X, 1850
q III and l2::,0 pm.
READING WAY, via junction, Litiz, Mannheim,
East Hemptield and Ephrita, pm.1
Wst W;,faw GIrs" Tston NsM rf%y
willie, go a IN, and 7::0 pm:
New HoLLANp, Churehtown, Greenbank:
Blue Ball, GOOdville, BeartOwn, by way ct
DOwningtOwn, ut 7 Il IN and p IL.
SAFE HARBoR, via Columbia. 1Oam.
BY STAGE-Millersvile and Slackwntrr. /"
Safe IlarbOr, daily, at 80 pm.
To Millcrsville, s and IL Il Ill, and pm
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, BareviIe, New
Holland, 40 = H.
Willow Street, smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs. Fairmount and RowI;indsvii.c.
Md, daily, ut am.
Lands Valley, Oregon, West Earl. Farmers
Vile, Hinklctown, Terre Hill. Martnd:ii'-
daily, at 2::;O III.
Fertility Lmpeter and Wheatland Mills TO
Strasburg, daily, at p III.
Greenland and SOudersburg, to Para :5c
daily, at p H..
New DanviIle, Conestosa, Marticville. Cole
manvillc, Mount NebO Raw insviIIc. Bet!cs .;t
and Liberty Square, daily, at 80 p IN.
SUNDAY POSTOFFlCE IIOUR rs.
to October l, from to ga III, and from & to 7
p III; from October toApril from To 10 III,
WHEN OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
ARRIVING BY RAIL-Eastcrn mail, IL rr.
I0:45 Il IN, : and $50 p III.
Eastern way mail, l045 a IN.
Western mail, and 10 Il III, q and $50 p III.
Recalling, via Reading and Columbia, 30 D
Western way mail, s am.
Recalling way mail. 1890
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOm Safe Ii,trBOr
and Milcrsville, AZ ga IN, daily.
From Millersvillc, and Il III, and 4pm.
From New Holland, at $50 "a III, daily.
From ROwlandsvile, Md, at 2SO pm.
Reading way nail ut 1920 Il III, daily.
From Straisburs, at $50 a IN, daily.
From Paradise to Lancaster, 10 a III, daily
From Neilsvile at p IN, daily.
From RlwlinSvillc, at IL IL III.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS
There four mail deliveries by letter car
riers each day. and on their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited in the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave the
third delivery at III L IN; fourth delivery at 3 p
III.
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1ancaster fmtelIige1lrer.
HuRsDAY EVENING MAY 8, 1890.
IN THE NOONTIDE LET ME DIE.

IN THE NOONTIDE LET ME DIE.
Who would wait till the shadows of evening
Spread the gloom Of the night DER his way,
And still cling to the world he is leaving
Till the world does not care for his stay?
Let me sleep while the daylight is shining,
While the sun still illumes all the day,
While my vigor still knows no declining
In the noontide of life let me die.
Ere my sight or my hearing has failed me.
Or the hopes have cherished are dead;
Ere the sorrows of age have assailed me,
Or the relish of living has fled;
While the warmth and the glow are remaining
And the pulse of my soul beateth high;
Ere the strength of my manhood is waning
In the noontide of life let me die.
Who would linger for years in his dotage,
To be reckoned again as q child
AS the old man" or woman unnoticed,
Or appeased with a simpering smile?
If the life ''over there is immortal,
And its youthfulness never goes by,
would hasten to knock at its portal
In the nOontide of life let me die.
As the apple when ripe should be gathered,
If its flavor should be held at their best:
If it hang in the chill autumn weather
1t will fail in the epicure's test.
So the fruitage of life seems the tittest
For the garners of God up on high,
When the soul is the strongest and richest
In the noontide of life let me die.
Though the friends who so fondly have loved
May be sad as they lay me away:
Though the thoughtless may harshly reproVe
me
For the wish have uttered to-day:
Though bow to the will of the Father,
And would wait for His time as the best
Ii He leave it to me would rather
Ere the noontidc is gone be At rest.
"A. NJ Buck.