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FOR RENT-

As
 44SAA THE premises 137 High street. consisting of B##iiIIH workshops Vsarerooms, office and stable. Egll good location and will be rented on favorable terms to good tenant. For particulars apply at PHILLIPS MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, mh2O If Two doors rorth.
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WANTED. A SMALL second hand Foot Power Engine Latina dress, ~ fs nane Ao- mh20 if no ,o
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DEATHS.

RoBINsoN-In North Branford, March 24th, sud
 denly, Mrs Phebe A., wife of Henry Robinson, aged 65 years, 2 months and 14 days. Prayers her residence in North Branford at 10
 m. Monday (26thl. Services in Church Durham at
 p. m.
 TOW, aged 40.
 Palladium and Register copy. FARLEY-In Westville, March 18th, 1858, Michael
 Farley, aged 49 years. Fdneral will be from his late residence. Main street,
 Tuesday afternoon, 27th, at 3 o'clock
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maze 3s4 Chapel Street. Grecian Art of Mater CoIorino,

4 BEAUTIFUL as POETS DREAM AND LIKE
 "A THE ENCHANTMENT OF FAIRY LAND ALL IS IN ONE SHORT HOUR CHANGED TO THE LOVELY HUES OF NATURE.
 A beautiful accom- mplishnent and remunerative employment by which one easily from S5 to $10 per day. ONLY ONE LESSON and no previous knowledge of drawing painting required. People say: How paint beautiful picture after taking but one lesson Do not be sa unphilosophical to conclude without investigation. We do not blame you for doubting We ask no exe to believe us. All say is, Do you wish to learn the GRECIAN ART SON and not charge yeaone cent until perfect eais faction is given: Nc money accepted in advance. Everybody invited to beautiful specimens. Circulars mailed to parties sending stamped enve- lopez to themselves. GRECIAN ART CO,
 Take elevator, mh26 3m
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dersd every chant and hymn with the finest

dered every chant and hymn with the finest effect.
 Professor s. E. Baldwin's address at the Easter service in the afternoon, taking the place of the usual Bible service, was interesting His subject was the origin, the past and present mean ing of Easter In ancient Saxon his tory it meant the arrival of spring time, and was celebrated in heather rites. Connected to Christianity the Saxons retain the custom not to celebrate the spring time, but Christ's resurrection, day of greater joy and glad ness. Wilbur's s'Easter Service" with its hymn chants and New Testament readings of Christ's resurrection made most pleasing and profitable service. The readings were scholars and several were responsive read ings by the congregation. Easter Sunday is finding settled place in all our churches.
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FOR SALE.

skeAA THE House and Farm Of the 1ato Jason Wax
 iia ner, the direct road from Westville to West AiI Haven, in Town of Orange. The house is near ly new, and commands fine view of the city and its surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P. ma15 tf "C.,nP. O. Box 1895, City.
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old seth Green serIou.,vIl,

ROCHESTER, March 25.-Seth Green, the superintendent of the State fish hatchery and known ali over the country, is seriously i'll at his home. One lung is congestsd and his liver is also out of order. He has been ill for about week and his physicians think he is in great danger. When he arrived home from his trip to Florida last February his health was good. Mir. Green is sixty four years old. His death will be great loss to the fishery interests of the country.
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New Haven Candy Kitchen.
n;ssolufioU Df ParfDersh

Dissolution of Partnership.
 DISsOLUTIONof of the partnership lately existing D in the city of New Haven under the name and 1irm of bfunsorl Bishop Gilbert has been this day dissolved by the mutual consent of the partners. All debts to or from the said Arm of Munson, Bishop (3IYark will be settled by J. F. Gilbert Co., who aJ1er.aad EI7e hT1niness of said firm, At
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FOR SALE.

6GB1O ASA LOT in the western part of the city, within " one block of horse cars. Address
 BOX S56, m7tf New Haven, Conn.
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IN HOT WATER.

IN HOT WATER. HEAT AND MOISTURE, THE ESSENCE OF LIFE. THIS TRUIsM IS EASILY PROVEN BY TAKING TEAsPooNFUL OF VARIANTS SELTZER APERIENT IN GLASS OF HOT WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE BREAKFAST. FOR INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, OR CoNSTIPA- TED HABIT, NOTHING IS BETTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

ARAs HOUSE No. S4 Hamilton street, near Chapel E;iIIH Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one or two
 ilI parties: large lot, fruit etc.; price $500 Inouire of DURHAM & WOOSTER,
 mas If 57 Chapel Street.
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FINE WINES

Of all grades Fine Teas-Oolongs, Japans, Tyson, &c. oofees-Mocha Java, Maracaibo, Java Cigars quality the best.
 Gilbert & Thompson,
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Local weathsr Record. roa a1AncH 2s. 1ss8.

Il .z a | Local Ne@ther Record. FOE MARCH 2s. 1888. 7:16 1l:l6 s:l6 71s HI B..Om.ssr.. ..sa1s 1 5 so.os a soOa @ as.ss So z o Lnssnonstsr 21 ss sS 4s as 5S 5s 3 Wind, in direction noIies per hour...w4 MY -NWIs Ns.9 NV. Weather. Clear Clear Clear Clear Cleai Mean bar, so06, mean temp, s6.6; mean humid Max. temp. 4s min ternp.. 24. total rainfall, O. Max. velocity of wind, 19 miles.
 roR MARCH 26, 1882. Mean bar, 3os6; mean teunp. PAT; mean humid 5a.T.
 Max. temp, s1 min. temp, IFS.
 ,. H. SHERMAN, seret. 8. 0. .. 8. A. Storm sienals have reference only to approaching are indicated by red and white flags combined. DnFfng March winds from the south to east are these most likely to be followed by rain or snow.
 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MARCH 26. sux RlAEs, $50 Moox R1sEs, | HIGH wArrR. sUE SETS. CHA s:17 P. n. | 12:39 p.
 BIRTHS. LANKToN-In Guilford. March g. a son to Samuel Lankton.
 MARRIAGES. this city, March 14th, Eugene F. Gorham and Miss Clara A. Rice: the Congregational Parsonage, at WesLviIle Conn, by Rev. James L. Willard, Nor ton L. Fish and Alice s. Garrett both of Avon, Coan.
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TO RENT,
EOR SALE.

kSAS THE fine Store No. "A Church street, corner
 111.H of Center, now occupied by Jas. Gallagher ElIl Inquire Of GEO. A. BASSERMAN, in the base Inent. between Il and 12 a.. na13 If
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FOR SALE.
For Sale Very Low.

St&S HOUSE on Dixwen Avenue Broadway. &,,7 Seven rooms. Lot 45zl25ft. For prices, etc., k4iia Inuuire of ". 4. WARNER,
 mo If No. 28O Chanel Street,
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FOR SALE. S2sS A Pleasant Cottage, seven rooms. Furnace. &5sIIa water, gas. Apply on the premises, E6iH ms if 24I EXCHANGE STREET,
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SemN snS Ruonls.
BOARD AND ROOMa.

&k AfeW gentlemen can be accommodated vitl
 if nrsk-clAss board and pleasant rooms with mod
 I'll ern Improvements. Locality second to nom tn the city. Terms moderate. Apply at
 mo 1m' s5 WOOSTER PLACE.
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| have Customers fOr
FOR SALE,
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, sss$Sa FROM May 1st, the premises now occupied kSssa by the Union Publishing Company (except the H!U store], comprising the basement, front office, and the two entire upper doors 35x50 feet especially suitable for printing ofnce For terms apply to JOHN 0. GALLAGHER,
 16 Exchange Building. Or JAMES GALLAGHER, JR.,
 oaIH
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sANFORD's RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds watery Discharges from the Nose and Eyes Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
 Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and healed breath Hweetened, smell, taste, and hearing restored, and ravages checked.
 Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains in the Chest. Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength and Flesh, Loss of Sleep, etc, cured
 One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent and Dr. Sanford's Inhaler. in package of all druggists, for $1. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE 8 pure distilAtion of Witch Hazel. Am. Pine Ca Fir Marigold, Glover Blossoms, etc. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,, Boston.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

After SuIIfvan-RHadden's Import for the
 Boston Boy to Knock Out
 NEW YORK, March 25.-The steamer Re- public, which arrived to day, had among her
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EOR SALE

A&A THE late Residence of Deacon Atwster Treat Hss1s,,A 112 College street. Inquire of
 E#iiG rna6 If HENRY D. PARDEE, Executor.
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FOR RENT

kssssA THE dwelling house No. 258 Bradley street, kisH adjoining Prof. J. T. Platts, near Whitney ay- duire of ANDREW J. CUTLER,
 mh2O St 21 Lyon Street.
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WANTED

 AL taurant; no objection to 20 a short d I rtance into the country. Inquire at m26 ltf NO. 222 GRAND STREET
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APPROXIMATELY two good carriage painters: steady A work to good men. Apply to e'o"U' mao. GEORGE PANNEToN,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26

..., W&N1Ebs
 &FIS House centrally loosted, suitable for tvo ks.i5 small families good reference. Address ago
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-04
Die Staats Tiuall,et.

Der Seritbt beS Generals gIubitorS bes
Staats 4ennipIpanien iiber bic glus.
aaben uno Gimabmen ees Iebten 6inan,.
Sabres er9iebt, bab ii6 bic 9(useabsn
bes Staats Yenniplbanien in iener 3eit
auf sl4, $50, ,97l. Is beIiefen. Die Gins
nabmen iparen SIG. .42S, ,65O.Il, mas
einen nebcriduB bon s1,577, ,778 SO
erseben ipiiIbe. 0as 1T ieoenfaqs elm
gang 8tinItiser glbi6Iub.
Inter ben 9lus9aben nabmen bic fir
bic Staatss SsripaItung brett sI,I5i !.
00l.l2 in 9lnipru6. Die 2eeisIatur
foitete iiber s624, 900, bas Gjeribts.
ipeIen s4sl ,605.02. Inter ben iueiteren
glussaben tritt nameniIidj oortbeiIboft
IN ben 8orSer9runo bic GinIbluna bon
gnlelben I'M SeIuuf bon So, 1926, ,l04 n.
Die Snterefen an Der StaatsIduIS te.
Iiefen iit auf 81 ,055, 1914.
8robe Nussabes goiten, bic ober Dem
Staat nur Gbre MAIDEN unb ,u ben
auernctbUenoisitsn ssb6ren, iparen fir
ippbI!bdtise Initalten S6S3, ,654.35. fir
Sdulen bon Sploatens Waiien $500.
67O.S7, fir Shulen 81 ,093, ,524 .O9.-
Die 9efdnsnihe fOitsten s2I6, 1888. rs
DE 9aupteinnabmen seben aaerOinas
aus elmer neuen 9InIeibe berpor. ,u,
ginl0lun9 Der alten gu nis6srsm Gins.
tub, I'M 8elauf bon $4,000, ,l20.45
Da eerielben aber cine nod, bbber,
S6uIO GinI6iuns sessniiberitebt, Il
anoert oas gii6ts an bem elnltiaer
JleIuItat Der Sabres. SsripaItuns.
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@ediel, @aiTage, Sener 3 eebens geri. Geidbdf

ron VVna- r. K1ese1,
Gtabltrt 1850. 5f3 eadapanua ay,uut eeronter IA
W t9ltl auf ale 9rOnfn tn
Sutttsibetnt SdUronuua aQ
@flp s5abl rrmtheIf 0nens
9r6fbafen @r rinbr
M9fntur eT penn W 9nfhuu & gfeatah'
unb Strta nj SGHn gaupn
aomsdsnm md Rau. % - ''' " -
an ftr ns une Sanbnns auirn au
IN has Shntttra6 n euailh
etltPd ift prtsn in tiltRn 6rih teiStL '< '"'7'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-04

+ 50. @ambstta, Der frambiii6e
Staatsmann, itarb am Sonntdg mad
iur;er 9ranfbsit uno nit ibm 6erIiert
5ranfrei9 einen feiner belten Wdmer.
= Die Staptsle9isIatur bon 9enns
iplpauien frat am Vlontas in Sarriss
burp sur Organization ;uiammen. Die
Staatsbtrpalhns 1T isBt gum eriten
DtaIe felt Ian9en Sabren in bemOfras
tilden Sdnben uno es liest nun sans
uno gar an benz 8srbalten Der Webrs
belt, Oh Die Democratic cine Idnsere
cosr flrssre 3eit bic Wa6t bebauptet.
GS 1T cine ibwere 9lrbsit, bic felt sabs
rem einseriheue NlibosripaItuns i'm
StaatSbausbalte su beisitisen une Sros
nuns, Spariamfsit uno 3eform einsus
ftibrsn, aber eS muB sei6sben.
Die Staatsseisbsebun9 bat ii9 ors
eaniiirt. 8spburn 1T gum 9rdiioenten
pro. tsm. bes Senats eripdbIt uno
5ranee sum Spre6er bes 8epraisntans
tsnbauIss.
Der 8bein unb iein 9lebsnfliIIe
batGn am 0cnneritag ipieberum ibre
llfer iibertreten unb bic 5Iutbsn groBen
S6aeen anseri6tet. 9riidsn un6
Odmme ipureSn ipessei6ipemmt II. man
i6dBt ben Serluit an WenidsnIsben
auf fiinfsis gerioneu; Sur6 ben Gins
iturs elmer Bride bel 9arrad (8absn)
ertranfen aIlein Sipan;B 9eriOnsn.
Die Dtciel, Der 9iedar, bic Sun unt
Oonau babeu ebsnfalS bur6 lie ~,
i9nsmmunssn beeeutsnbsn S9aoen
ssma6t.
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milfcSbdrrc.

= Seit Dem glnfanse bprissr 8O6e
Senieben Die 8iirser bon 98iIfestarre
ipieoer trintbares @aiier aus Der 9aurel
8un. 3pei 0lOnats lang iparen mir
auf bas i6musise Slubpailer ansepiss
len, behen 0enuB nur Srantbeit in
icinsm GefcIse babsn fam.
- Sin aaf grin9el Sia ucbnenbes
Mdohsn Rameus 8amCn bate cinen
S6ieferSriffel berI9Iudt, Der ibr i'm
Salie lteden bIieb, unb ba nidt ipfprt
cine Operation poreenrmmen iuuree, 70
itarb bic SIeine na9 einisen Stun6sn.
= @iaiam $. Sperrins, Elm lang.
idbriser SeiuObner bon l9ilfesbarre,
itarb am 9pnneritas Na6mittag in
ieinsm 8si6dftslofaIe an Ncrb Diains
itrobe. Gr bate nod sinise Dtimten
Supor ii6 init Gin paar 8efunnten unters
paIten mp ii6 bann su einen S6Iaf.
den nieeerBeleSt, bon bem er ni6t
mebr aufmadte. Ser 8erItprbeae mar
ctipa 60 SABRE alt unO erIas einem
Ser;lta9e.
- Gin Sersmann gtanens 9opIep
purbe am 9onnsritag in Der oenre
8UbIen;e6e in 9IdinS bon falenben
9obIen eri6Iasen, Die Ii6 bur6 einen
oprbsr obSefsuerten Sprsngi6ub ses
Iodert batten.
- Ginss Der WierfmaIe iener 3eit,
mo peber bic 9ebi9b 8alIeb nod bic 8.
II. 9. 9abn g9ilfesbarre beriibrien, in
Dem 5ortibritt Der gteuseit gepi6eu,
nemlib bic &anaIbriide an 9tortbampl
ton Strabc, ipeI6e boriae @ode abs
9ebrpbsn ipurpe. Der 9anaI 1T bort
in Der DpIlen Strabsnbreite aufsefulll
uno bic 9afase oaber unbebinosrt
Dlit ben iibrisen Sriiden fol- Gin gIei.
6is seidebeu. iObaIb bic 0rainirunt
ceS 9anaIes iOipeit furtsei6rittcu lit.
0as Gisbaus an gicrtbampiol
Strabe, mo bas aus benz g9eiten tout
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C,DaS ipeiblide @eidIs6t unS Isine
8rantbsiten'O 1T Der SiteI elmer sroben
ilIuitrIrten gbbanoIuns bon Or. u. 9.
9ieree, Buffalo, q. g., bic sesen brsi
9riefmarien al irseno cine 9lorehc ses
i6idt piro. Sic Iebrt erfoISreide
SeIbitbebanbIuus.
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1ittstpn.

: Der in Der Ttuin .3sde bei6dfs
ti9ts 8srsmann Martin SeaIep fsbte
am DonnerIta9 burb cine unbeI6lbte
2ampe bic anssIammeIten @aie in
9ranO, cine grpIOiiOn erfpIgte unS
9eaIeb fuurSe siemIi6 i9Iimm Der.
branRt.
- Sn bic 9ittstpn MabImlble lit
tilr3Iid cine Oampfmai6ine bon SIS
8ferbetraft eiu8eIeBt porSen. Die
OliibIe ipirb Sur Serltelluns zines Ba,
tentmebIes einSerldtet un6 man bofTt
iie in Siusi @o9en in Setrieb feben Su
fbnnen.
- Sei ben >, Reoerenbs" bon 9ittstpn
i9etnt bas Sblitti9ublaufen cine be.
Iiebte BaiIion u Iein, bsnn Elm Gprres
iponbent Don hort meIoet, bab Der 3eb.
D. gS. Gcott cS nit irgen6 einem iuns
gen Mann in 56neaisteit unb GIegans
Der Sene5un9ea auf benz Giie aufnebs
men tbnne. Dem Sobne un6 elmer
Io6ter oeS Geb. 9lidpls pdre bas 8ers
snilsen AM 9Onneritns beinabe tbeuer
Su iteben 9efommen iie beluitieten iib
nabe Der eiIernen Bride nit SdIitts
i6ubIauisn une serietben in cine offene
Steae; Der iunBe Mann belt Ii6 an
benz Giie uno unterltiiBte feline S9nes
iter, bis ibnen elm Sell sugeipOrfen
iperben fonnts iie paren etfpa ,ebn
Dlinuten I'M @afsr.
= Gin iunser Wlann Namens 9at.
rid Gorepran fab am borIebten Siens
flag auf hem binteren SbeiIe bss @a.
gems bon $. Q. SuSou So. Oils bers
ieIbe bic StraBenbabn freuSts, mari bic
GrI6dtterune ben iInSen 0lann bonn
Nasen ab unO auf 6aS @sleiIe mS
Der i'm sIei9en 9lusenbIide bsran fonts
menbe StraBenbabnpagen lberfubr ibn.
Dos gtaS sins in Der @esenb Sss lin.
terIeibes iber ibn uno bic Gineeipvibe
branSsn berpor. Der 8eruneIdfte
lette nur nod ipenise Dtinuten. gr
itano i'm 9lIter bon etipa 20 sabren
uno erfrsute iid Der aqsemsinen a6ts
un8,.
= 9lm Wtontd9 ipuroe f6cn ipieocr
elm Wan, Der bon benz 8aKerbebdIter
eines 8. II. g. 9abnSusss @aIisr sss
bolt bate, beim gIbiprinsen i6ipsr bers
leet.
= Sn Gem 5SrittionSraume bss aobs
Ienbre6erS 9lo. 10 BEL SusbsStoipn
{ (gennipIpania 8obIen Co. brad am
0tonta9 NiOrscn mad 4 llbr elm Seuer
aus, ipeIdeS oQer 9bl6beriude fpottete
uno i'm @erIauf ipsni9sr Stuneen ben
itpl;en 9au benz Grbbooen eIel6
madte. 9as 5susr perbreitste Ii6
ben Sda6t binab mo ;eritbrts faIt bic |
9eIammte b6lserne nmfIsibung. Der |
8erluit ioa ooae $50, 900 betrasen uno |
ni6t berfi6ert iein. Sb uno ipie baIb |
Der BREEDER fpiebsr srri6tet pirS, 1T |
nod ni6t entidieoen.
"Woman and her DiseasesN
{ ,DaS ipeibli6e GeidIs6t unS Isine
8rantbeiten'O 1T Der SiteI elmer sroBen |
iIIuitrirten 9lbbanoluns bon Or. u. 9. |
9ierce, Buffalo, q. o., Bic sessn Srsi
8riefmarten al ir9eno cine 9lbre6e ees |
i6idt piro. Sic Iebrt erfoISrei6e |
SelbitbebanoIuug.
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slus benz oberen 2sale.

= 9ie S9uIbebbrbe bon DidIpn
Sitp iOIf anscblid Sas 98rOieft Sur @rs
bauung zines SduIbauies fir bBbere
SIaiien in GripdBung ;ieben.
= Der GarbOnbaIe ,,2eaber" eridien
porise @o6c nit TrauerranS, ipeiI
iein &eeaiteur, 9tpisbt q. 9atbrOpe,
9eitorben ipar.
: Die GOroners Surp, ipeI&e iiber
ben Iob Der bel Der GentraI 3e6s auf.
8efunoenen Srau Barrett cine senauere
llnteriu9un9 unItelte, fdate ben g8abrs
ipru6, SaB bic Srau infoIse Der BEL Der
RadtwauoerunS ausseitanSenen Stra.
paben aus Grid6pfuns seitorbsn Iei.
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Oeatfebe
P9Otosrapbie Oallerie,
BON
6cinrich efret,
.42l 9adaparha 9lbsnue, Ssranton,
unS Gds Wiain vnO SadIonitraBsrr
F.f0hbe. 4drf, 9a.

- pppes hdtts pa.
Esm ststriru Ssutfebeu patIifum bitnsbisr-
MT ;ur eenfistfH Hahriht hae ilnifr,eldnstfr
bic photographic @allerieefs pr. g. R. Guans,
42i eadananna Aptnue, SeranicH, tripprbtn
bat unb bieitlbe psrGSnlih leiifn pirh, pStrenb
tiidtiee glrtrittr ttiIsn Ssee pdrf @allerie pcF.
tsbtn, bic pis tisbfr fcrissfiibrt nirb. Die
ejnllfrie 42i 9ndapanna apsnus III bic teifein-
afri6tstt nnb iGbnlie In Srauicn unb finb
tfiee 6'sib6fs nit ben nrueHsn unb bshtn On
iirumfnisn uub Ausriifunstn ptrisbsn. gDir
empftbIen unS fir Iufnabmtn itbtr gIrt 8ilbfr
IN etr 6jaIlerie, ais aud fir eanbldafisbilbsI
@fbGubf, 9fIfal6afeu. ETC., lnb eas Gcpiren
llne gsrsrSbtrn BON Silbtrnwtrb gut unb bilIis
teIcrst 5ihtige unb eompeisnte glrbtittr
ifebsn ms Sur Seiit uns eiirfrn mir unIsre
6rtunbs seribsrn, eae nidts SsrlGumt pirb,
Is nit ben gtrbeiitu uno aud IN btr 9tbitnung
ppafanbis ;u tsfrisbigeu.
Silesrrabmm Su gel. GusHabl gu biaistH
prtiltn.
gluf surbuise glrssist tprpfn 9lufnabmtn
aud Scnntass tslcrst I'm 9tntisisn 3u-
iPru4 titttne, Ssi9nsf
Stnrs Srts.
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gRebr nber sOrnhum. 9au.

Sn St souis irurbs Dor aurssm Elm
eonpsnt bon SOr9bum.8aucrn abse.
baItsn, bon behen GrsebniHen, Bel BEN
srpBsn Sntereiie, bas Der glnbau bisIer
Yflanse Jest i'm glorOipeiten erreat,
piele unierer Seier eerns b6reu iueroen.
Die Seceutun8, bic Dem Content beiees
ls9t ipurSe, SeiBtc iid in Der 9lnpeien,
belt ess Smoess@Ummihdrs Der 9anbs
wlrtbldaft 0r. Sorlns, unS bon 9lbs
8eoroneten fait aIIer lanOpiribibafts
llden Sbulen uno Siaatss llniueriitd.
ten eeS Seltens. llno in Der 9bat
Siirite Nieier 9onpert iebr 6asu bsitras
Gen, benz SorSbums8au einen I6neaen
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SeIbit psm Sisie 3abIen su bod se.
sriffen fein ioIlten, 10 i6einsn iie bod
SiemIi6 Der Mabrbeit nabe su fOmmen.
@enisitens idien auf Dem Gonpent
SeNermann Narauf tsbadt su iein, cine
ieee nebertreibun9 Su psrmeipen. glu6
nuB in 9etradt Seipsen iperben, bab
penn Die Metto6en Der Sprup. unb
3uder8epinpun9 aus Sorghum iebt 70
ipeit poaitdnbist iinb, UNI einsn gutsn
Grtrae ii6er ju MAIDEN, Iie ieSenfaas
nod perbehert ipereen t6men, unb BEL
eem srobartisen praftii4en @snis Der
9lmeritaner iebenfaaS nod berbeEert
meroen, 10 bab Elm nod rei6Iid,erer
Grtra9 an 3uder, ais bis ieBt ssIanst
wprcen, in Gusii6t itebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-04
gNanlre Gpilnth.

= Sn unO n6rbIid bon SonesbaIe
srfreute man ii6 in ben Ietten @u6en
elmer SorSdSIi6eu S6Iittenbabn.
= 9as @asns @Ountp aebrer. sSn.
ltitut bait bieIe @O6e in SonesSaIe
Situn8sn bic erit am Samitus su
Gnbe scben.
= Die SeitIi6feit am ct. SObannes
Gage, tpeIde bon Der Sones6aIe 9ose
30. 2l9 berduitaltet ipor6en mar, ipar
cine brilliunie 9Iffuire; bic Saae fpar
bIbi9 beforirt, baS Souper ausee,eids
net uno bic Utuiit bon groi. 8re6s
Ordeitet besauberno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-04
Bic eons0rsia Mrs ibsss a)la

a = De 5plle0rhid nth ibfeil Ylass
tsubaa am e9. Saaupr abbaiisn.
~ ge5nsann' ) 9leIEaurant isiai
aud ipdbrenp bse gleuidbzstages bod
ReBte5bpus BET 0unBfiBen uun Dnfftis
gen hHb fls Adrfseper, Ae0nsr inb
4bdes tnubltn ibrer @euanbibeit aas
berrrbentIidss sliiiluibsn, mn ale @dfte
befrieoiseu pi f5nnen.
2cbmann batfe inosfen 70 umIidtiee
8ofbereitungen setrOffen, baB 9laes
ipie am Sdnilr6en sins unb fem Be-
fu9er cine 1lria9e sur 8lase bate, ipes
Der IN geSus auf 8eeienuns, nod in
ionitiser SinFdt.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-23

Few people have any idea of the
amount of brewed DIR ink produced in
the United States in the course of a
year. The following summary we
clip from Tuesdays Pioneer Press.
The total brew of the United States
for the year ending May was 17,349,-
224 barrels of 81 gallons each net
increase over the proceeding year of
733 ,O62 barrels, or an increase of AL
per cent. New York heads the list
with production of 5,S43, ,054 gallons,
with Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
Illinois and Missouri following with
less than one-fifth as much. Massa-
chusetts and New Jersey produce over
800, 900 barrels, and the other States,
with a few exceptions, produce less
than 100000 barrels. Arkansas,
Florida, Maine and Vermont have
no product whatever. Minnesota pros
duced 24l, l07 barrels, an increase of
29, ,43O, or 1889 per cent, In the
statistics for the sale of beer New York
has the wanted first place with atotal
of 3,O6O,69s barrels. Philadelphia
follows with O22,999, AID st. Louis
and milwaukee are third and fourth,
with a little over 100000 barrels. AS
a large portion of these sales are for
retail purposes it is left to the imagin-
alton to estimate how much beer is
drunk per capita in the places named.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-23

The postmaster general has issued
an order to take effect on the first OF
July next, with respect to what is
known as "Held for Postage" matter.
The order provides that "whenever
any letter prepaid at less than one
full rate of postage or any parcel of
third or fourth class matter not fully
prepaid and being otherwise mailable
is deposited at postoffice of the first,
second and third class and consigned
to any other postotfice within the
United States, it shall be the duty of
the postmaster to send to the address
an official postal card containing a
notice of the detention and request
to remit the proper amount of postage
to entitle the letter or parcel to be
forwarded to it's destination" This
provision applies only to matter which
does not bear the card or address of
the sender. Such card matters should
be returned Immediately to the party
mailing it as prescribed by existing
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-23
Dorsey, Brady & Co. have teen con-
siderably punished afterall. The law
yers have most of their money.

One hundred members of the First
Minnesota infantry attened the re-
union at Anoka on Thursday, and the
occasion was a particular by enjoyable
one. Mayor Cutter delivered the add
dress of welcome, and addresses were
made by Adjutant General Hawley,
Hon. III. l.. Gordon and others. The
banquet was credit to the citizens of
Anoka, and was fully appreciated 10y
the veterans. There was grand ball
in the evening. Hon. III. l.. Gordon
of Minneapolis, was elected president
ofthe association, Capt. James Bryant
of Minneapolis, vice-president, James
Cannon, treasurer, and c. f. Hansdorf
secretary. Minneapolis was selected
as the place for the next reunion, to
be held on Wednesday, the third week
of June, 1884.