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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
9Spn Der SuSfsits

BA- Der GOasIipr iur bic saSIeite
ipirb GuSe eer n66Iten g8p6e feline
HunSe MAIDEN uno mir boffen, bah er
nir9enes perssbenS antlppft. Wian
iclte nidt erwarten. oab mir Sas @eIc
npdmaIS eur6 2auisn pereienen.
9uS pic Sic unS StiftunssfeIt Ssr
Sdn8errunbe am Samitas mar beItens
beIuht; sipar am gtahmittag ,eiete Der
Central Bari nod einige empiinbIi6e
2iiden, aber Nbenes famen Der gltbletic
Club init ieinem Muiifecrps, Der 9ies
bertran; unb Der Sfmstt enbereiu an.
9erildt iinSS saben bem 5eIte mebr Sc.
oen. Serr 0atIbprp mar Der oliidlid,C
@ctpinner ses Mslobeon nit Sidet go,
Alb. Niles berIisf sur 8ufrisbsnbeit,
Der SdOisite Blaine unb 9oaar
Stub beabii4tist elm Banner anSui$af.
fen.
Der Sburm Der ct. Wlarieu 9irb,
ipirb ais uniidsr betra6tet une lou BIZ
gum @Iodentburms absetrassn uni
tpisper usu aufsrbaut psrSsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28

= g8ir bpren, blb elm seipiher Sauiis
rer 9lamens Nitiller bon Scranton auf
Ieinen 8unbS6nSen in Naniom uno ans
osren 9e9enoen beS Counties ii6 bes
iOnoere Oldbs Siebt, ben beuti6en &ans
bioateu fur County Gommiiidr, Srn.
@m. SranS, auf ale m6Slibe @eiie ;u
pero6dtiSen. Gr fam oies aqerbin9s
nur tbuu, no Serr 5ranS ni6t peiter
betannt 1T, benn in Der Stabt ieIbIt
ptIroe er lpeni9 Dant nit iolhsn Ilaeu.
baftsn SereGbiiBunsen ernten. glaers
Oinas bat 9err 6ran; ais StaStratb Ii6
6einoe 9emadt ipsil er seraee eur6
stus uno nllr that, mas rebt mar, une
gum 9tusen Der StirSerIdait i'm SlQaes
meinen eas @emeinppbI fbmmt wobI
biterS in GpniIitt nit ben 8edten Gins
,slner unp iino bic leBteren bon nieeri.
ger 9entun9Sart, 70 meresn iie ni6t
anitebeu, iib bel 8sls9enbeit baflr Al
r6beu. nniern Seisrn, benen Serr
SranS niht peribnlib betannt isin
iOate, t6nnen mir bic m.-ii ,,1er,,no oe.
ben ben, caB er Elm Gbrenmunn 1T, Der ais
Gpmmihdr uuf cine ipariams unb ss'
rsbte 8eSelun8 Der eountp. .glnseIesen,
beitsn ieben ipirb. SOpsit Gbaraits,
in 9straht fpmmt, itsbt Serr Sran
fsirem Der anoeren Ganoioaten mad
uno ais Dsutider bat sr isosnfaas se
re9ten 9lnipru4 uuf bic nntsritIsun
isinsr 2anoslsuts,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
SUIT S
Ntl1cm
Gfra,laffff GineFwrtn E,
Ararke dEbrr,
,,,,H Malaria.


Hus t,,,,u Su,usn tniiprinseu Drtiritrtti alter
krantbttten res DisniatnssitlsttS. Gclstnfe
Cumrieme ltlstn htrtn 9aitiu au wlaneei an
stppettt, Beritopfiue, Qopttpeh, elm @sS
fihI bee zd1tpere tiadi Dem 0hen, upS
itsiauta aeeen suiireueuug oes &orptrS
neeg (9eijtes, aiuiitpben Der Spetie, Wetis
bartlett oes 1emperameniS, aeorhdte
Ctlmmuue, elm 0eihbI ale bate man sine
pfiidt pertaumt, edtpinoeI, eerJfioptsn,
fditptmmenos Vunfte por oen Mueen, bodD'
astarbter iirin, 9,erfippfuua, ma9t hen
Gttrauh eines tirelt aut bic efbu ptrlsuetH
Dliisls netbrtntis. gIS zine etbeTs Dltetin batsR
9utt's gtIleu nltt ibuS Glsi6tn. Sbre 9gtr'
flung apf Rertu unb Saut fne tttniaus rrempt, Que
Iinrtiuistsitn tura ri,ie trtl rGuStebrtr he's es'
Rtmsa btististus, aFpstt srJsussne, icpis stiunhe
BtIhauuns, ftssImhblstn Giublslns, Hare Saut
nnh ttsfiissu asrptr. 9utt'S pilen rerlrs
laden Ftstr lltttlttii ne5 edbiSutissn, fne usdis
Iafsus Eel Ter iasti4,u arSsts :::s slg
eathueIidIes @eaenmiiteI bel WaIarid.
kifstaaII Iu babtH, 25 Gid. ~ WUras e., R.S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
SaS Sbdl abmdrtS.

Sur6tbar beimSeiu6t wurSe am
@littlpo3 ytadmittas sesen 4 Ilbr bic
6amilie bes nabe Der SibIep @rube
wpbnenbsn S6ipeBcrs Sobn Nlppr
pieIeIbe bsitano aus osm Manne, sSrau
uno Sipei Sinocn, 0iab6en i'm Utter
bon 5 unb l3 Sabren. Der Wam ipar
pie SeipbbnIi9 an isin Saseiperf ses
san9eu uno rab SeeneiBuna ibrer
oausarbsit ma6te bic SSrau 9labmit.
tags eiucn SeIu6 bsi ibrer Dtutter auf
Sbanlp 9ia. IS ideint, bab eaS dls
tere 0iap6en bic iiiu0sre StweIter
cam pbenauf gum SdIafcn bradts unS
bterauf roran 9ing, ein 5euer an;uma.
den; trcBoem bic Brele bon Sag su
Tag oapor ipaynt, btnuBte baS Mdbben
9pbICnSl beim Ssueranmadsn, eine
GrplOiion erfol9te unp I'M glugenbIid
oarauf ipar oas anne RGoden in
6lammsn ein9ebult. Dor Shmers bes
iinnunsSIps, rannte baiielbe I'M Sauie
umber unb bic 6Iammeu tbeiltsn ii9
auf eieie g9eiie ben lsiht brsmbaren
9sSenitGneeu init, aud bas @pbnbaus
in 9rans isbenS. S6IieBli6 rannte
eas 0tGoben aus benz 9auie uno Die
Sur9 ibre SitIfsrufc berbei seIodten
gtaaban rihcn Der llneIidIi6en bic
brenneneeu SIeiper prm Sbrper, bod
mar tie 10 itmsr perbranut, SaB feiue
Soffnun8 auf ibre atethnS 1T. Sn Der
aufreSun9 aeraate yliemanS bes tIeis
neu aunpes unp pafelbe perbrannte
elenbiDIid nit Sem 9auis. Man bente
iib bic SerswsliIun8 6es Mannes, Der
am Dprsen Gin bequemes Seim unS
feline Samilie Seiuno OcrIa1sn bate,
uno BET ccr Seimtebr Gin 9iuinsnbaufsn
uno eincS Der 8moer perbrannf, bas
aneere tbbtIi9 perIsbt fano. 0lpor
pcrliert aud bic Griparniiie bieIsr
Sabre, cine Summs bon $500, bic er
I'M Sauic aufbepabrte eas @sb6uSe
ielbl geb6rte Der GOmpanie.
pA- GrpBe 8sbuttion i'm greiIe
aller Spmmeripaaren, in BROWNS Bee
SiUs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28

No. SaS Ws. 8obinion'i6e Bier in
SIaiden, einSeIn unb beim SuBenO, 1T
bon iebt ab reselmdbig burd Srn.
Safpb S6impif, gde Gepar 9Ipe. unb
SidOrp Strobe, su besieben. SeiteI'
Illnsen iperben prompt auSSefiibrt. l3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
Sunntpre,

= Gin italienii6er 9lrbeiter an Der
Grie uub @pominS BAILEY 8abn 9las
mems 8osa ipurbe am 9pmsritas sesen
glbenb bel DipOiic bon elmer 9ofomotibe
setroffen uno auf bas @eleiie geIbIsu.
BERT, 100 ibm Die 8doer ben &Opf bonn
8umpfe trenntsn.
= Sr ben BffentIi6sn S6uIen bon
DunmOre besinnt Der llnterri6t am
nd6iten WiontaSe. Sm 2ebrerperiuns
ale iinb feline SsrdnSeruuSen setroiien
iporeen.
- Der S6peSe Grid Sanien bers
Ior am 9onueritas an Der erie unS
@pcming Suaep Sabn, bel GresnDiae,
BEN Iinfen 9lrm. Gr tpar an Der 9obn
bei6dftist unb auf baS @eIeiis sefalsn,
ais eben Elm SuS berantam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
@e9ieI, RaiIage, Teuer 9ebens Geri. Geibaft
ron VIM. f.. K1ese1,
@ei@dfts.9 .9lnseiaer oct gilbieite.

rA- SIM Store bon Mi6aeI Wliaer.
geoar 9lbsnue uno Sidorb Strube, lit
INNER su babsn boS beriibmte 9iepurf
Eager beim Subenb 6lai6en, iOipie bic
sr6bte 9lustpabl bon Groceries unb
8rooiiioncn alsr 9lrt; aud bdlt er bic
beiten 8uti6en uno gfeybe ;u permies
then - glaes sum niebrisiten 9reis.
= Spredt BEL ibm Dor unb ilberSeust
Gud ielbit. 6
Bier beim SaB9en na4 ieSem
Stabttbeile SeIiefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
Sr. 9. 9. Mmmann,
geprifter
oeatldler 4rit Il. Gedurtshelfer.

Office: sm Sauf' Ses Serrn @lidaeI
Dli(ler, 30. 430 ge6ar slpenue. IL. @arO. 80
SffiteitunOeu; 10 WOr9sus 12-2 Mit.
lgs uno 6-8 AbeHos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
Tnff'a fianrf1rhr- -aftiftrl.

sefaus aspfs anb 9aTteaars psreen icirri, tuTa
else NppIlialiru, IN siAuIeub f9parI rtrs
tpanhtlt huId titiss 6ATtmitisl. gu bateu bel alsu
Epclteiern, reer uah Gmpfans rem sl.0O pei
Eatfs RaHHaI HiisIiasr Rs3sPte .frsi,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
&aDne Gpnntb.

= 9as iabrIide pic Sic bon 9ir.
0ahePS 9smeinee in SonesbaIs ergab
einen NeinertraS bon $500.
- gln Der S6ule Der Iutbe.iI6en
@emeiuOe in SOnespoR 1T felt bsm 10.
Ausuit Serr :. 3iebartb bon 9rpotIpn,
y. D., ais Sebrer unseiteqt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28
ORihtin fnr Stimmnchrr,

Stimmseber iOIIten bic foIsenSeu
Gage I'M 0ecG6tnib baIten un6 pObI
bsadten:
Setter Sag iid su resiitrirsu-0on.
nerItae ben 4. September.
2ebter Gag fir Saren Su bsSabIen-
Samitas ben A. Ottober.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-08-28

t@- @bas. S6eu9'S StiefsI. unS
S6ubseiddft 1T nit ben beiten 9Baas
rem rei6Ii6 berieben uno bic Breiie
iino 10 niebris, ipie ir8enSpO in Der
Stapt, 9
National Republican., 1884-11-26
THE SCIENCE OF STATISTICS.
An Experts Apotheoss Of Analytical Figures
as the Foundation OF knowledge.

Mr.. Charles Hill, of the department of state,
in his paper just published on the Science of
Statistical Analysis which he prepared at the
request of the American Association for the
Advancement OF Science, points out the value
to be derived from the collation. and syS-
tematic preparation OF official data from all
parts ofthe world and the scientific results Ia
be derived from It's analGatiuu. The value OF
the consular service in Col!ating and forward
ing statistics relative to agriculture, manufac
lures, mining fisheries, forestry, commerce
navigation, revenues, labor, wages, prices OF
food and living Is dwelt upon at some length
by Mr. Hill, who is of the opinion that the an.
alization of these statistics is the foundation OF
every science, the development otHll good, and
the exposition of all bad. lie expresses the
hope that, for the sake of truth and practical
usefulness and common sense, rather than
theoretical sophistry, that this science will be
taught in all educational institutions.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

A NEEDED CAUTIoS,-Therc will be inferior
remarkable of all floor coverings, "Iinoeum,"
is no exception. Beyond all controversy, the
superiority of the American make of these
goods IN proven. The best English goods never
reach this market Tor the high quality of the
American goods completely supercedes them
Only inferior grades are imported, and i'll use
will look dirty and unsatisfactory. The Walton
Trademark with the word "Linolcun" IL on
the back Of every square yard of American
goods, aud all carpet dealers kcepit,
National Republican., 1884-11-26
READY FOR NEXT SPRING.


The commissioners have consented to allow
Mr Michael A. McGowcn, the contractor, to
make at his own cost the necessary alterations
to the Cogswell fountain on Market Space. A
conference yesterday between Dr. Cogswcll,
Mr.. VI. A. MoGOwcn, and Mr.. clayton H. Buell.,
resulted ia recommendation of tho latter to
the commissioners to the effect that Mr.. Nc.
GOwcn bo authorized to make alterations in
the fountain according to plans agreed upon
at the conference, which are substantially the
same as recommended some months ago by
Mr. Buell. to the commissioners. permit was
issued to Mr.. MCtiowcu to commence work
Immediately. Dr. Cugswell has refused 10 con.
tribute anything for the purpose.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

A CoCKRoACH HAS 300 TEETH-'This seems q
great many; but we must remember that the
CuCKrOnCh eats u little of everything he picks
up, and has need of n tremendous digestive
apparatus our digestive apparatus Is alto
gcther different. First we chew our food with
disposed Of II the stomach Is not III perfect
No'king order. take Browns Iron lEittcrs and
make II do its work properly. Mrs. sophia
Torbcrt Georgetown, bel, says, 81 used
Browns Iron Bittcrs for dyspepsia; 1t greatly
improved my digestion"
National Republican., 1884-11-26

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Fred p Smith, Of aadisOn, Wis, and
and Ida L. Dove, of this clf James Taplu
and Maria Jones; Robert H. Parker, OF Balti.
more, Md, and Kate A. Darnall, of Greencas.
tie, Ind; George II. Stockbrdge and Elizabeth
Reyburn; w. c. Willenbacher and Agnes
Rakeman; Aloysius b. Griffith and Carrie t.
Byram, Robert B. smith ana Katie a. Klug
Jacob Davis and sophia Hamilton; J. i. Con
, Molly and Margaret Burke; Harry Talbert and
nj
National Republican., 1884-11-26

In letter to Senator Elmunds on the tele'
phone pole question the commissioners say: "It
they have assumed any undue authority in thi:
respect, it is of the highest importance that
the fact should be jud!Cially determined, and
to this end the method suggested by the AT
torney for the district Is respectfully sub
mitted for your consideration"
National Republican., 1884-11-26
CITY ITEMS.

MAKE the boys md girls happy; and buy
one of Francs genuine sealskin caps. Price
trying to palm OH on the public rs genuine al
exactly the same price. Francs 81. 20 caps are
beauties Corner seventh and u, the only
strictly one price Hat and Gents Furnishing
Slnrn In the CiLY.
National Republican., 1884-11-26
FoRD's BODY FOUND.


The body of George |. Ford, the young man
who was drowned by the upsctting Of sail.
boat on sunday, was recovered about 8 oclock
yesterday afternoon by George Cumberland
aud party The party have been hunting for
the body since Sunday, and found 1t about a
quarter of mile from the Long bridCe, and
some distance from the place he was last seen
Early in the afternoon two ColOred mea pu.
ont from Arsenal point In a skin for tno pur-
pose Of looking for the body. While between
the Arsenal and the tramway, on the outskirts
OF the channel, the boat upset. The oyster
smack Dolphin went to the rescue, and aller
some eXcrtiIn the men were rescued. One of
them, James Lucas, was brought to shore in
an insensiblc condition, but about an hour
aitcrward he was able to proceed to his home.
YOUNG ladies on the eve Of marriage now
give "spinster dinners Mt which female
friends only are entertained. They are al
lowed to talk of everything and never fail to
mention the numerous curative benefits fDr.
Bulls Cough syrup that cures all coughs, colds
bronchitis, Group, and sore throat
National Republican., 1884-11-26

well.dressed man named II. Jacobs was
yesterday made TO settle up the difference be-
tween g.. 80 and 81 O5 in the price of pens he
had been selling to the state department for his
own make. He paid in extra pens MS fur as
his stock would go, leaving his watch and
chain as security for the balance. a warrant
had been obtained for him.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

A CARD--To all who are suffering from the
errors and indsCrGtions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, Sc,
will send n recipe that Will cure you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered b 4
q missionary in south America. Send u self.
addressed envelope to tho Rev. Joseph 4. Ia.
man, Station d., New York city.
National Republican., 1884-11-26
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
Tho Small nappCninvs of Day in and
~ About the City.

Tho Small 5nappCninvs of Day in and
~ About the City.
The onnualteport of tho Emergency hospital
has been made. II shows that 5l1O persons
were treated during the year.
The reception committee Of the Y NJ. C. A.
was treated to q buuntiiul supper last evening,
by Mr.. Harding Mt the close OF their business
meeting.
Health Oficcr Townshend Is making ar
rangomcnts for the entertainment of the dele
gates to the national conference Of health
boards to be held here Dec. 10.
John Dcnogcn was held in $500 for trial by
Judge Sncll yesterday for backing policy, and
the case against six other men charged with
the same olense were nollo prosecuted
The sale Of seats for the fonrth annual
course of Bischuti concerts nt the COngrcga-
tionul church opens at Ells's music store to-.
day. The first concert occurs Friday week.
The commissioners have notified Mcssrs
Kinsley and Rapley, managers of the National
thcntCr that their application to stretch a ban
ncr for advertisement in front of their theater
cannot be granted
The Y. NJ. G. A. literary society held an in.
teresting meeting last evening. ana the read.
ings, rCcitaLons, essays, aud debates were most
iHyorably received, a public mock trial Will
he held next Tuesday evening.
In the police court Yesterday an information
was filed against Frank ". Oliphant, n printer,
Tor the larceny of nr.lncd silk circular from
Miss Catherine Riley, of 9l5 Ninth street on
Monday night. The case was continued until
to-day.
The Tcrpschorcan club held its fifth meet.
ing last evening at the residence OF Miss Boyle,
| lI5i CorCOrnn street. Among other dances
| were several figures of the german. The club
| anticipates having large german some time
| In December.
The public is cordially invited 10 call and
| see the lew of this city and surroundings
from the roof Of our establishment, and to in-
/ spcCt our immense assortment of furniture
carpets, upholstery goods, bedding, sc. All
prices marked in plain figures, w u. Moses
~ son, corner Of Eleventh and streets north.
| west.
st. Cecilia's day was observed at Georgetown
college yesterday, und last night iinc conccr
was given in the college hull which was par
tiCipatcd in by Mcssrs Warren ;. Young, w
H. Daniel, william Donch Aloyslus $. Fen
nell, T.. T. Hay, DOuChs string quartettc, an,
the Arion quartcttc. Essays upon muSica
subjects were delivered by Mcssrs. Leslie W
Herman James /. McElhone, Chas. Rooney
and Jos. NJ Dohan.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

THIS season we are specially prepared for
the boys While We cater for all trade We
have made the manufacture of clothing for
the growing generation u study. Eiseman
Bros, the most prominent clothicrs and tailors
corner OF Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1884-11-26
A GLOVE PUZZLE!

The Pais Royals Glove Counter So feet long; the fixtures
drawers each drawer contains dozen pair gloves exhibited in
the window this week dozen pair of gloves and stock
comprises dozen pair We make the grand total a19o6 pair which
certainly, for gloves,
National Republican., 1884-11-26
THE LARGEST STOCK
In Any Single Store in the United States.

Our glove trade enables carry this supendou stock
with profit and by having these made Europe and -
pay prices least per cent lower than competitors
buy Thus enabled to offer
National Republican., 1884-11-26

We manufacture all the clothing We SELL
and therefore can vouch for the honesty of the
material, trimming, and workmanship of
every garment in our establishment. Else
man Bros, manufacturing clothiers, corner OF
Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

THE Howland Dental Association No. 2ll
FOurand-a- half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds OF
Dental Work All work warranted lirst-Clnss.
Have administered nitrous oxide 20 over 30,OJJ
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings in'
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1884-11-26

EN- p. HARRIS, grocer 3273 NJ street north.
west, says "a truly superior soap is Lipps Pre-
MUM"
National Republican., 1884-11-26

Detective Block has returned from Virginia,
where he went to secure a man named Taylor,
wanted here TOR embeZ;lemcnt. The officer
went to Wexford to get his prisoner, but II state
senator took TGylOrs part, aud had him re-
leased. The officer then sworc ont a warrant
for Taylor. Some friends OF the prisoner took
the warrant away from Block, and used him
IN a rough manner. The case came UP before
u commissioner ut Wexford but was dismissed.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

S9per gallon, "a cents o quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
ut MCGee's, Ninth, near ID.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

NINE. ]. p. PALMER, llO7 f street, will open
to-day her first winter importation of Carriage
and Reception Bonnets No cards,
National Republican., 1884-11-26

"ALpERNEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder
ney butter churned every morning and dcliv-
cred in u pound Ward" prints at 45c. per
pound Also cottage cheese, 90, per ball but.
tcrmilk, DC. per quart, ana sweet milk at DC.
ulluFt
National Republican., 1884-11-26

An order has been issued by the commits
sioners that the major of police prohibit the
obstruction or occupation of any avenue,
street, or pu bile alley by the suspension of
banners, flags or signs across the same for any
private purpose and he shall prosecute in the
police court any person so violating the law.
National Republican., 1884-11-26

PURE 0ld Rye aud Bourbon Whistles and a
line assortment OF bottled goods. JAMES THARP
tls II street northwest
National Republican., 1884-11-26

s. r. WATERS, grocer, 1912 seventh street
northwest, says customers who have tried
Lipps Premium Soap will have no other"
National Republican., 1884-11-26

Do Not Buy until You Have Examined Our Stock Ascert
Our Prices if You Wish to SAVE YOUR MONEY
National Republican., 1884-11-26
Gloves at Wholesale Prices.
Ladies'. L

As Souvenir Of our great glove
sale we offer for all this week:
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-06
The FLYING Machine Problem.

Mr.. Paul Mayo, of Lausanne, Switz-
erland, has lately printed mono
graph on Sustaining bodies in space
by motive force. y and writes us as fol-
lows on the subject:
The wings of the common fly vi
brate at the rate of $50 strokes per sec
ond; those of the mosquito about 2, 600
times per second; therefore, according
to the formulas which I have estab-
Iished, number of common flies,
weighing altogether twenty tons, and
$50 tons of mosquitoes would require
about one-horse power to sustain them
selves in the air. 1t is encouraging
for the many whom the question of the
fiying machine interests TO know that
in certain conditions an enormous
weight may be kept above ground by
means OF very small power exerted,
as in the case of the mosquito, the fly,
etc. These conditions can be easily
obtained. and in this respect we are
placed mas good position as nature.
Any one can obtain iron in such q form
that it will float on water. A very
good size OF wire to construct floating
iron. RATS is one-twentieth Of an inch
in diameter. The wire is to be scraped
with sand-paper and well washed with
soap water. In this wise RATS are OBJ
tanned which can bear charge nearly
twice their own weight without sink
ing, that is, much better than poplar
would do-one of the lightest of all
species Of woods.
..During the study Of this question
Of sustaining forces In space, I came
many times to what seemed to me q
strange conclusion; for instance. that
any piece Of heavy metal must float on
perfectly still water. But as it is inn
possible to have perfectly still water,
the property is subordinated TO certain
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-06
Consnn ntinn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive and desire to relieve human suffer
ing, l will send free Of charge to all who
desire it, this recipe, in, German, French
or English, with full directions Tor prepar-
ing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. A.
MOVES, lag Powers Block, Rochester, New
York.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-06
What Rosadalis will do.

Rosadalis is asovereign remedy for all dis
eases of the blood. 1t has no equal for the
cure of nervous disorders. Read this Ger.
tifcate: would like to bear testimony to
the merits of of Rosadalis, by saying that
come eight years ago Twas tota ly Frustrated
and could get no relief from our family
physician, but after taking one bottle of
Rosadalis / became entirely restored to
health. now weigh I15 lbs, but when ]
first took your medicine | weighed $50.
cheerfully receomend it to all, and especi-
ally to those afflicted with nervous debili-
ty. MRS A. A. MARION Baltimore.
For sale by all druggists.