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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07
MARY SHARP COLLEGE,
n.aa's's7is Female University d sAsssush,'
At Winchester, Tenn,

r-wHr T-r A LOCATION
unsurpassed for variety and beauty Of scene
ry, and entirely exempt from all malarial and
epidemic diseases.
THE METHODS OF INSTRUCTION
in this Institution are such as common sense
and the wisdom gained from long experience
have demonstrated to he most effective.
No plan is accepted or rejected because ii is
"new" or "oh," but ii proved bet, no stigma
is placed upon it because it is not the birth of
yesterday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07

CoTToy PIcKrNG.-Mr. j. II. Braz.
elton, aged about 81 years, and well
known to lis all in Franklin county,
picked 1872 pounds of cotton OH his farm
three miles or SO from Winchester. lie
picked this cotton from "sun-up to sun.
down" and rested one hour at dinner.
time. Besides, he was bothered by wei.
come guests who talked to him while he
was picking.
What Il lesson there is in this tC
young men. Here is an old man who
does more work in day than most OF
our young men would do in week fol
any reasonable sum. Why, sirs, when
We were boy we was glad to get p
cents a day for work. In those days
cotton-picking was common in Franklin
county, and our county was well-to-do
to what it is now. There was no talk
Of reputation, either. Nor did boys
seek the store instead of the farm. II
you doubt our word, come to the Homo
journal Office and see us, and We will
prove that we knew what labor waa
We will tell you of our experience as 9
mlll-boy, and a saloon-keeper, and
boot-black.
Now, dear boys, don't think Of b
coming clerks and ladies' men, bu
think of hard work and the good results
ityou perform your parts well. Thinl
OF what Mr.. Harvey Brazelton hai
d0ne in one day, and 60 and do as wei
all the balance Of your lives.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07

nowhere else in town.
Ladies' coarse work, from II mp.
Mems Brogans and Brogan Boots.
Mems Medium and Fine Work
Chi!,Iren's do do do
G.s}. We are having our Shoes, from coarscst
you l1tt shat you are buying. VA Sde you
Wg,py.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07
THE METHODS OF INSTRUCTION.
THE TEACHING

in this College i. fully up to the progressive
demands of the present. Both the instruction
and example such that even the sluggish and
Indifferent soon become interested, and study
becomes 4 positive pleasure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07
HOME JOURNAL.

We had light frost in this vicinity
on Thursday morning of last week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07
j. ~. HARrOM,

TULLAHOMA, :; : TENN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-10-07

Dry Goods, Groceries and General Merchandise
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29

tent that they manifest precisely the klna
of ecstatic admiration for titles and money
and fashionable society that is d1splayea
bv Lord Beaconsfeld. But the iUIary
style is by no means just what might nave
been expected from 80 practised a wri.er' .ea
It is often slipshod; and while it has a ten :,
dency at times to become epi 'as,S' ar;
there is a notable tendency in tne ep;. !.
grams to work over old material. IL snd =
most brilliant when rich dinners "no ,ra
costly jewels and handsoms costumes ., s,t
described. Lord Beaconsfeld'S enthusa
asm is excited in writing of these thngs !;
and the British critics seem to have been
thrown into such condition OF rapture p9s
by reading of them that they were unable
to consider the book upon its merits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29
-.a,lcas1er f,,,tclligrllcer.
;IoNE.DAY EVENING, DEC. 20, 1890.
PROTECT THE SPARROW .

PROTECT THE 3HAhnO"s
For the INTELLIGgECEE.
In this rigorous season OF fourtecn'1eet'
snow,
While our hearts are cIatcd by the frelisht |
glow,
And our tables are !aiened with p'eh'v "
eat,
Let us cast our eye TO the snOw.driftcd street. |
In prose and in verse, by pulpit and press,
With language cocrcive and emphatic STRESS
We are taught it a duty, by layman and cure
To open our heart and remember the poor.
IT'S well VIC remember. when plenty abounos
In the crops that garnered from promo
grounds,
That we. who are blessed with plenty in
store,
Should ne'er the poor plealer turn away iion'
our door.
But the innocent apnrroms our sympath'es
As they beg us, though m"teiy' 'r''' """e~'
to save; .
And hard is the heart ihlt wc"i" 'ur" 'n''"
away,
As they timidiy fly TO your door day ny Day
From the snow covered yard spot nave
cleared,
And feed the poor birds that in summer were
reared;
And, oh as they gather around the repas'
1 feel that my Dreai on tic ""'oi" WI"
cast
Thus daily at morn without any regard
To the state of the weather. they visit my yard'
. And tvit.cr and flutter and gambol ana play
TIL their ratiOns are brought for the rest OF
the day.
As each a small inor3cl would pick from the
store.
signal OF welcome Was given anu more
Would flock TO the spot, soon rcscmbihS
hive
All eager to pluck the large pieces "o"'"
strive
Then all with Il portion of bread I'm their bill
Would seek a sure shelter and eat with Sood
will.
Then a carol of thanks would in unison rise
To Him who gives us our daily supplies.
Then spare the poor sparrow and feed them
each day,
With scraps from your table or crumbs IRON
your tray.
And watch while they t;midy draw near t'
cat,
With the snow clinging ccidiy to their LITTLE
bare feet.
How eager they pick up the crumbie's
bread,
And seemingly thank you for being well fca
Then feed the poor birds until they can sing
toyful return of their f:,vOrite spring.
lis duty owe to the birds and the beas
To give them share of our own Christina
feast CARLOS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29
Wicked for Ciergymen.

Il believe it to be all wrong and even ,at VICE
ed for cIergymen or other public men 20 De les e
into Giving testimonials to TNack doctors Sl
vile stufYs called medicines, but when q reassy
meritorious article is made up or comni ae y,
valuable remedies known to al, anu tnaC ~ :
physfcians use and trust In daily. we Snout
freely commend it. Therefore cheertuily am
heartily commend Hop Bitters ior tue ~. ,.c
they have done me and my frienas, iiI, nry ,,se ="
lieving they have no equal for laih'J ""
will not be without them.' - n r.
NV SlS-Svd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29

Some people prefer to purchase sc fer them.
selves that they are purely vegetable others ta
have not the time or desire =, TO ,Ia prepare '"'
To occO,nmodate each class the proSfHUors
of Kidney-Wort now offer that wen ln,G knG%n s,H
remedy i'm both liquid and dry iorMS: sou .'I DS y
druggists everywhcHe.-1r"tn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29
Wall Fixed

Pencil writing may be Il xed almost indelitdy ,
Inv passing the moistened tongue over II. lif'
yaliIs can be cured OF Dyspepsia anu us 'ntGm ;n
dant horrors by using sprliS hiossoii''
10 cents trial bottles 10 cents. ,,- and
For sale by II. B. Cochran, druSgst' l'' anu
Is9 North Queen street, Lancaster. ia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29
lydia E. Pinkham's. Vegetable Compound

Is. prepared at 2s3 and sS Western Avenue,
Lynn. Mass Price 81. Six bottles for s.. Sent
by mail i'm the form OF pills, also in the form of
iSzcnges, on receipt Of price, 81 per box, for
either Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers al let
ters of inquiry. Send tor pamphlet. Address
as above Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA +.
PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con-
situation, Biliousncss and TOrpidfsy of the
Liver D cents per box.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29
Vegetable Compound,
The Positive Cure For
All Female Complaints.

This preparation, as its name signifies, con oa.
to the most delicate invalid. Upon one trial
the merits of this compound will be recogn1zcd,
as relief is Immediate; and when its use is con-
tinued, in ninety-nine cases in hundred, !,
ncrInanent cure Is effected, as thousands Will
testify On account of its proven merits, 1t is
to-day recommended and prescribed by the
hest physicians in the country.
It will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the uterus, LcucOrrh1a, irregular and pain
ful Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, In
fiammation and liberation, FloOdings, all Dis
niaccments and the consequent spinal weak
ness, and is especially adapted to the Change
of Lite.
best remedy that has ever been discovered. II
nermeates every portion of the system, and
gives new lite and vigor: 1t removes faintness'
fiafulency destroys all craving for stimulants,
and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros %
trtion, Genera! Debility; Slceplessness, De-
preston and Indigestion. That feeling OF bear
Ing down. causing pain, weight and backache,
10 saiwavs Permanently cured by its use. 1t
will Mt ali times, and under all circumstances,
act i'm harmony with the law that governs the
female system. .,.
For Kidney cOmptatntS Oh ciher SEX this
ia ,ln9urn0eSC0.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29
MRS. G.. LILLER,
uanuus, HAIRDRESSEK

LADIES' HAlRDRESSEk
ManufacturerandD Dealer in Hair Work, Ladies;
and Gents Wigs: Combines strmSnSenea Sa,a aMS
mn AIso, Kid GlOvesand Feathers cleaned and
civc,i mt Nos. rs and 227 North Queen street.
f0ur doors above r. T. 4. Depot Ol-Jmds
111aKE SOTIGE THAT ALL THE OUT.
i standing, and unpaid city tax for the year
1880 now in he hands Of the collectors OF the
several wards. must he paid ON or before
WEDNESDAY. THE eth DAY OF DECEM-
BER, 4. d.. 1891, rs Immediately after that
date the same will be placed In the hands Of
the city solicitor tor collection. dcc4tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-29

In Street Colors and Evening Shades, OF excel
lent quality; every pair warranted.
Ladies' Reception Gloves, buttons. .9Sc
Ladies' Reception Gloves, q buttons. Sl.69
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
3ipci Sentfd, amrrifanifdbc Scls
Den pom Sbcnanepabs e bal.

9us SbenanSoab. .GbaI in 8irsiuien
tpurbe I'M bUri9en SabrbunSert auss
i6lieblid bon Ssutihen beiiebeIt, iueI.
be Su 4nfang unb I'M bic Wiitte bcs l8.
SabrbunoertS oUrtbin itr6mten. 9far:
rer Wliiblenberg iuuros Gin berilbmter
General Der 8eUUIutionss sglrmse. 9as
Resiment, psIdsS CT emit aIs SterIt
ms Selb fiibrte, mar ausI6IieBIib aus
9euti6en ssbiIoet; bic meiitsn iparen
DtitSIieber ieiner 8irben0emeinee.
Dieter itreitbare Mam 8ottes frat ei.
nes Iaees auf bic 8anjcl unb ertlGrte,
oab er ben idiparssn Rod abIesen mo
ben SoIeatensRod an;ieben iperee, uno
bon Der Stunoe an itrbmten ibm Die
2eute ;u. WlGbIsubtrs itarb ais Ser.
Staten Senator. - Dieies bir9iniihe
SbenanboabsSbaI bat benz 2anSe Oiele
tti6tiSe Nanner seseben. g9m. @irt,
elmer Der 9rDsten SuriIten 8aItimpre's,
mar Der Sobn elmer beuti6en i6ipei,es
ridden Ginipaneerer SamiIie bes Sbes
naneoab'SbaIes; Cr mar Ieiner ,3eit
prGiibenti6aItSs GanSioat. Gin an.
bersr, ebenfp beriibmtsr Seuti6s Sir.
sinier mar Waior 9lrmiitsab, Der beIben.
miitbise 8ertbeioiser bes SDrtes Wcs
Senrp i'm 8riege bon 1912. Gr fpurce
am 10. 9lpril 1880 in 9teips Wlartet,
SirSinien, bon eingsipanSsrten beuti6rn
gltern sebOren uno trat im 9lIter bon
10 Sabren in bic 8sreiniste Staaten
glrmee elm. Sm Sabre 1918 tpar er
Waior Der 9lrtillerie unb purSe in ieis
mem 34iten Sabre nit Der 8ertbeieis
sunS bon Sort DleSsnrb betraut, ipeIs
DIE CT 10 sldnseno lsitete. Sn ienem
arieSs bienten auber ibm ned fiinf
@riiSer, bon bsnen einise iieIen. Gr
isIbit bplte ii6 in isnen Ssptembertas
gen ben Spb, benn pur6 bic piertdsisc
@ufresuns srlitt isin NsrbenIpItsm ei.
nen isIden Stpb, Sab sr iiR nidbt mebr
erbpIts unb bier Sabre ipSter in Yaltts
more itarb. Gr ipurbe IN Baltimore
bser6ist uno bic oanfbare Staot erri6s
tsts ibm eiu 9enfmaI, psl6es fpIsenSe
SnI6rift trus: ,,Sbsrit Oeprg 9lrmi.
Iteab, bsm ;u Gbrcn eieieS SsntmaI
erri6tet fpurbe, mar Der crfoIerci6e
8ertbeibissr bes Sorts WeSenrp nab.
renb bes 9cmbarnemcnts bur6 bic bris
tifde SIptte am 10. September 1914.
Gr itarb aIlsemein seaftet unb bes
trauert, am 25. glpril 1915 I'M 9tlter
bon 80 Sabren. Seins aei6e ipuree
am Sonntag nit alien Gbrsn beitattet,
ipelbe ibm cine oant6are 9epOIterung
eripeiisK tomte." J." .Sipsi Sabre bcr
isinsm SpSe erbieIt SberIt gtrmiiteaS
bon ben banfbaren 9iIrgsrn Saltimpre'S
Elm Gbrsnssidsnt, n6mIib cine 4un6s
8oipIe, pel9s nit alem 3ubebbr 49,.
700 foItete. Die GeieBgebuns bon
9ir8inien Iicb Oem 9eIosn eiuen gbrsn'
besen iiberrtibsn nit soIosner S6eioc.
8eibe 0eidsnte beiinSen Iid i'm 9eiibe
ees Serrn q. Slrmiiteap, eiues in 8aIs
timore lebsnbsn gutels bes Selcen.
Die SIasse, pelde 9lrmiiteaS pertbsis
piste, tpurbe in bent nsuIihsn Saltis
mcrsl 5eitsuse 8cfabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

Sen, aif lleberganssidsinenunb Sradi,
briefefA unb Stpar ouf 8erIanSen Der
Gmpfdnaer Scrtiser @irtbe uuS @eins
bdnbIer, ni9t ala 9unitnsin, Ipnb ern
aIs Mein beseidnst. Der @sri6tsboi
nabm BEL Der 8erurtbeilun9 $500 81.
Strafe fir ieSsn Der 8raNsr) an. bab
bas bon benz @eieB erfprberte ,,Sers
itellen Semadter @enuBmitteI ;um
8tpet Der Gdui6wns i'm SanSel mb
Serfebr" nidt nur bann itattiince, irenn
Der Seriteller feline unmittel6aren 9tbs
nebmer gu tdui6su bespede, biclmsbr
aud bann, ipenn ibm bas 8eipubtIein
na6setpieien iei, SaB feline Sabrifate
bon Sritten sur 20ui6ns peripanrt
iperoen.
- leber cine @rpIoiipn auf Der Sc.
DIE ,,8beinpreuben" bel Sombers am
8. 9toosmber bsridtet man Der ,,Gref.
g.: 0e9eu 8 llbr bsute MorSsn, als
tpeniSe 9lusenblide SupUr i6mmtIi6e
9trbeiter bes ni6t fern bon Der 3e6e
beIesenen 9pnamitfeIlers Sieien oerIais
len batien, Inn Saifee ;u trinfen, flo9
beriel6e init einem fiirdtbarsn Small in
bic SUIT. Die Gridiitterms mar 10
sepaItis, Oub auf Der 8e6e idmmtIi6s
8ebGube in ibren 0runpfeiten erbebten,
in Sombers serI6iebene Seniterideiben
serIpranSen, bieieIbe felbIt III ben ents
fernter lie9enocn Srti6aften, ipie Sp6=
beiu, Mors, 9lsbere, iebr beutIib pers
ipiirt ipuroe unb man an Elm grbbeben
batte. @dre baS llnBIiid nur ipenisC
Winuten friiber eineCtreten, 10 ipiirben
bic 9lrbeiter, 25 Wtam, bprausiihtlid
aIIIammt in bic SUIT Seiprenst ipprben
iein. 8is Su bieiem 9luSenbIif tpirt
MIR Elm Dtam bermibt, BON bem nod
ni6t efmittelt 1T, % CT Elm Opfer bel
Grploiion ge!pprben 1T o6er etiua it'd
porber ipeiter entfernt bat. 9lu6 iibei
bic llriade bieiGS 1ln9IiIdS ibipebt cir
unourherinsIi9eS 0mteI nur IopieI
I6eint na6 Der Gage Ger Sa6e i6or
ieBt feit;uIteben, bab 9bsnilli8feit ali
llrIa6e bieisS llnslitds unbe6ingt aus,
seidlpicn blCibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
SSintersSersnlsunesm auf benz
Sdnec.
aeaSins, pa.

Gin Correspondent bon 8erfS county
i9iIbert i'm 9biIabeIpbiG ,,Demofrat"
bic MintersSerSniisunssn auf bsm
aanbe in fOIssnber Wsiis:
uDa in bieier Sabresjeit bic meiIten
So6seiten itattiinoen, 10 arronsiren Die
Dfiitter Der 8rdute ,,Garpets2umpsn
gartieS," ipo;u DIE Srauen unb WlGbs
4en Der 9ta6bari6aft einseIaSsn ipsrs
ben, bic bann aud ME febIen oeEn
man ipiirbe Elm 9tidterIbsinsn Der Gins
Selabenen fir cine srObe 8elsiSiguns
dnfeben. 8sip6bnIid erf6einen bieIeIs
ben punft 6 llbr sIbenpS in benz SauIe,
ippbin iie einSelaben iinb, mb Iiegen in
bem 3immer, ipo Die @eIellibaft iiA
3ur glrbeit berfammelt, elm Saufen ges
i9uittener 2umpen, bic fir ben Garptt=
ipeber ;uIammen seudbt iperben miiien.
81 Der Carpet esippben, 10 pir6 er bon
ber 0tutter Der Sodter gum 9eiraibss
Seident sessben.
Sebe Der giuSelabenen erbdlt cine
eleide GuautitGt Slrmpeu, uno auf oas
3ei6en Der Sausfrau ssbt Nas 9idben
los, unb baSieni9s Der Wdbden, pel6e
beim S6Iub AM ibnslliten uno belten
esndbt bat, erbdlt bon Der 9raut Elm
tleines 9lnoenfsn uno ben @brenpIab al
Der SafeI, tpel9e, nadeem bic 9lrbsit
8etban, rei6li9 init Speiien gtbsdt
ipirS, iupbei bic ,@eIi6bintsI net ftbIe
oerfe." Grit na6bem Die Srauen gss
ipsiit baben, iperben Die DlGnnsr unS
iun9e Burden ;u8eIaiIen, peIde ses
ippbnlib einen 5ieeler mitbrin9en, Der
gum Sans aufipieIt, tpenn cs Der Raum
erlaubt.
gu ben srbbtsn Q8intsrs9srsniisuns
gen unierer 9anSSleuts gsbbren Die
S9Iittens9 9artien, bic ausse;eidnst ars
ransirt iperben, unb an bsnen cine erps
Sc 3abl gntbsil nimmt. 0a 9llles auf
einen itrenssn @inter beutst, 70 freut
iib btreitS Sung un6 glIt Sarauf. Die
llnternebmcr FOLDER Standardization
btitellen bic 0luiifbanbe, beren Sdlit.
ten bsionbers i6bn seitmiidt iein mub,
ba er ben 3us crbffnet, bsItimmen Sen
Drt ipo iid bic SbeiInebmer periam.
meln, ben g9e8, ben man fdbrt unS ipp
| ,,ssitpppt" ipirb. OeWBbnIi6 nirS an
einsm eerdumissn 8aItbaus i'm 9anbe
ansebaIten, mo- elm Giien fir bic 9arlie
beiteIlt 1T. BORT ipiro bann setafelt,
| setan,t, ,mb ionItis,S 8srsniistn ses
mGbt, bic fpat in bic Na6t. Die GdIits
tenspartien unierer Yausrn inS Of;
| sldnienb, Ssnn iebsr Der 3bsilnsbmsr
Iiefert fsin 9sites, I'M ,,SbOW" ;u ma.
6en."
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S@DinssIane sins unsrtrasIi5s Sur6ts
ialutsit, aud SIutuus aus Der Rais, ben
suneen Der @ebarmutter II. {. IN.
Sisie @iriunssn, bic elm ReaI.asri.
CON bertits Dor 81 Sabvsr anfGbrt, ebs
man ipuste, Sab Elm tuirfIi6ss Gift i'm
Saffss sntbaIten ipdre, ioIIten isbsn ben.
fenSsn Meni8en abi6rsdsn, bsnisIben
fernsr gum tdsIi6en @strant su mas
6sn.-9as Seer bon 3abns unb &opf.
I6meFsn bic pisIen Masenframpfs uni
llnterIsibssStodunsen iinb iammtlid
gum srDBten SbeiIc benz @snuiie Ssi
&affee's suSui8reiben.
Bum Griabe Se8 8Obnsn.2affee's ba
man ia ben iOseuannten 8eiunbbeits
farce, Der aus psri6iebsnsn artsn @e
treble unb 3uderriiben beItebt, ioipi
bic GaeaOsS@aaIen, ipsI6s ale si,
iebr 8cfunSeS unO iuObII6medenbss ge
trant earbisten. Sapienti salts
ST, Com. @usntbsr.
| &eaNins, pa.
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9rege stn9lt 'no RGfi!9e Se'blhmer5en,
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9Iuocnaeoenb llcnoitlidfeit Shmin.
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ben. 4ud.mocn allftrcten. Ser II;uIs ii
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pben burd, 9rsdmitte[ mpu pie[ mor.
mes gSaiier init Butter 0ibeIn Sss
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pon So!Stoplsh StslntoPlelL Seuers
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SoPlen entlpideIn oGn getabrlthen
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prannt lme, aud oPne rap llb Naub
oner Oerup I'M SIMMER perbreItet. Sers
1elpe ioetet an li9erltSn Den 0blafens
oen. Ibsr aud Der 9ea9enoe fam 10
plos''9 BON Dem SphIIneunit betaubt
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ta"esneen Sopftmeri ple Strait bers
l'erf, penn quite iu rntIIleben tne bale
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5una1lt, bepor er lib III elnen NIT
ScbIenounr, Gas Ii. bSl. SeflIIten
3aum be9ltbt ealIr Ior9en, bab Elm
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pIro. 0asrpbren milnen nattlrItb io'
tort 9elblonen une bel &cbleneunit in
3Immsr munen bic Seniter Sebffnet
iperben. @snn Der Ipp nidt pIbbli6
eintritt, 10 iitbIt Der, ipelder Sem Gr.
itttunSstoee ousaCicgt lit. bprber Gppfs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

9or Der Straifammer in Sfisus
burg fam Sieicr Gage elm Sail sur 8srs
ban6Iuns, Der in allen ipeinbautrsibsns
ben @eScnbsn Sntereiie errssen biirfte.
Die @sinbGnSler Gsbr. 5ranf bon 2abr
batten, ipie bic 9sipeisauinabme feits
iteIlte, ibre aus g8aHer, Sefe, Sprit,
adrtpfelSadsr unb Sarbitoifen bsrses
ItsIItsn Sunitipeine unb sdqiiirte g9eins
nit serinssm 3uiaB bon 9laturipsiu an
Wirtbe unb @einbdnbIer Serfauft, ipeI.
DE bieIeIbsn aIs 2raubenipeine abiebs
ten, baiten aud fOI6s Grjsusniie, bic
na9 eIIpbssptbrinssn psrianbt ipurs