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VARIETIES.

"A lady, who was Joking about her nose,
said: Il had nothing 10 do with the shaping
of it; it was birthday present."
-"Mary, be careful, my child when going
out have will of your own" go, I've got
VIII OF my own, mother /; but he can't be
with me all the time"
doctor, do you think that smoking is
hurtful ?" "Why, of course; look at the chin.
neys. They make business of the thing;
and yet it is those that smoke the least that
do the best" .. .....
Conclusive evidence: "Yes," said Daisy,
II think Jack is in love with me. He hasn't
told me so, but when Harry Birch escorted
me home from the party last night Jack look
ed ugly, and to-day he took an opportunity
to throw an awful hard SNOWFALL at Harry's
dog"
A matter of necessity: Eyes, sir" said
Brown, "If there is one thing more than an
other that am proud of, it is this, that I al
ways keep my word" Very true, replied
Fogg but how can you help it, you know?
Did you ever know any body that would take
it pr
A wealthy bank officer being applied to
for aid by u needy lrishman, answered pet
ulantly, mo, no; | can't help you. l have
fifty such applicants as you every day."
Sure and ye might have hundred without
costing you much" was the response.
Little Nell-"Mamma, what is color
blind?" Mamma-"Inabiity to tell one color
from another, dear" Little Nell-"Then |
dess the man that made my geography is
color blind. Mamma-"And why, pet ?"
Little Nell-"'Tause he got Greenland paint
ed yellow" .l..-n,
MARY" said an unposted father, address
ing his daughter, "What makes your cheeks
flush so the evenings you expect your beau ?"
Before the daughter could reply her mother
softly whispered into the fathers ear, Hush,
amt you got sense enough to tell rouge from
excitement ?"
-"You Sam come right in here now and
stop playing with that bad Smith boy" said
Mrs Jones; "the first thing you'll know he'll
have you in jailp "You Alexander p ex-
claimed Mrs Smith, come right along in the
house; the first thing you know you'll be in
the penitentary kecpin' that Jones boy COM
DanV p
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Like many very old people this Church
vile church cannot tell her exact age. There
are but meagre records for the later, and none
at all for the earliest periods of her life.
Hence much of her history cannot be recov-
cred Nevertheless it is not all lost and we
will try to tell to the generation following
that which we do know about her.
l. THE ORIGIN AND ORGANIZATION OLE TILE
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VOL. XXIX----NO. Al.

being ST.. The young people in this way
receive training which will qualify them
for future usefulness wherever they may live.
THE SABBATH SCHOOL
has been in existence for very many years.
In 1879-1882 it was considerably quickened
in interest through the cooperation of par
ents and teachers. A more complete organi-
cation was secured and the work made cor
respondingly effective. There is great need
that this branch of the church should be sus-
tanned by the cooperation of pastor and peo-
pie. ...
In thus tracing out the pathway pursued
hitherto we see that there were rude begin
nings-dark days-severe trials but that she
has so for weathered the storm and is strong
er than when she started. What her future
Shall be depends largely upon the zeal of the
present members. Social changes have be-
gun which may be adverse to the future of
the church. 1t were folly to rest upon pride
of history and be oblivious to facts and their
possibilities, Hence all should work for the
upbuilding Of this church Under the bless.
ing OF God may it go forward and be instru-
mental in saving many souls. Great good
has been done, but may this dear old church
yet do far greater good than ever before.
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Pnetira1.
COMPENSATION.

The truest words we ever speak
Are words of cheer;
Life has its shade, its valleys deep,
But round our feet the shadows creep,
To prove the sunlight near,
Between the hills those valleys sleep
The sun-crowned hills
And down their sides will those who seek
With hopeful spirit, brave though meek,
Find gently-flowing rills.
The snow-star. melting as it flies,
Involves life,
A joy and beauty that shall be
When summer, with glad feet and free,
Treads earth with greenness rife.
The seed that in the furrow lies,
Awaiting spring,
And winds that blow and clouds that rise,
And night that gems with stars the skies,
A hope, promise bring.
For every cloud silvery light;
God wills it so.
For every vale shining height;
A glorious morn for every night,
And birth for labor's throe.
For SHOWS white wing, verdant field
A gain for loss,
For buried seed, the harvest yield;
For pain, a strength, a joy revealed,
A crown for every cross.
-EIchdn0e
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The Sermon and the Shirt.

While on the subject of sermons, cannot
resist repeating conversation between a
friend and his farm servant, which illustrated
the remark made, that an Irishman is rarely
at loss for reply or an excuse. ID.
That was good sermon, was it not, that
we had last Sunday" said the gentleman.
"Thrue for you, yer honor an illigant wan!
1t did me power of good intirely" ID"
"pm glad Of that. Can you tell me what
particularly struck you? What is it about ?"
"Oh, WELL" scratching his head, II don't
rightly-not justly know. 1-a-I-a-
where's the use of telling lies? Sure, l don't
remember one single individual word of it,
good or bad. Sorra bit of me knows what
it was about at all"
"And yet you say it did you power of
good"
"Soit did, sir. I'll stick to that"
II don't see how"
"Well now, yer honor, look here. There's
my shirt that the wife is after washing and
clean and white it is, by reason of all the wa
ter and the starch that's gone through it.
But not drop of EN- all-water or soap, or
starch or blue-has stayed in dye see? And
that's just the same way with me and that
sermon. It's run through me, yer honor, and
it's dried out of me but all the same, Just
like my Sunday shirt, I'm the better and the
cleaner after it,"
There was more philosophy than he was
aware OF in the quaint reasoning of the man.
An impression for good or evil is often left
upon the mind and bears fruit, when what
has caused the influence has passed away
from our memories. Q. To-
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Dissatisfaction.

How often do we see persons who wish to
be taken for what they are not. The boy
apes the man the man affects the ways of
boyhood. The sailor envies the landsman's
lot; the landsman, for pleasure, goes to sea.
The business man travels from town to town,
and from country to country, dreams of the
day when he may be able to settle down."
the man of sedentary habits grieves over the
thought that he has to vegetate like cab
bage in one spot, and signs for the time when
he may travel. The town.bred youth halls,
with joy, the morning in which he is enabled
to get out where he can breathe pure air and
ramble among green fields; the country lad
is all wonder and admiration when he first
sees the rows of gas lamps taperng away in
perspective like beads of gold-and he is ex-
cited by the blaze of gas which pours from
the windows on the road. Your fine must
clan would like to be great painter, your
wit dignifed philosopher, your philosopher
a wit, able to set the table in roar. Even
an oyster, if we could enter into the feelings
of an oyster, would wish to put forth fins and
have fine flexible tail, and sail abroad to
see the world, while the travelled fish looks
with an eye of envy on the oyster as one who
lives without work-a fish of independent
means who has got a fixed position and
good strong house OF its own.
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WELL MATCHED. AN Irishman, who had
provided himself with huge horse-pistol, and
took to 1.-THE road" to replenish his exchequer,
met farmer returning from market with
bag of money. Your money or your life p
demanded Pat, presenting the pistol in the
usual way. The farmer CHANGED to be a
Quaker, and he essayed to temporize. II
would not have thee stain thy soul with sin,
friend" said he, "and, did'st thou kill me it
would be murder. But hold A bargain is
no sin, but II commerce between two honest
men. / will give thee this bag of gold for
the pistol which thou holdest at my ear"
The unsuspecting amateur highwayman
made the exchange without moments hes
itation. "Now, FRIEND" cried the willy
Ephraim, dwelling the weapon, sgive me
back my gold or I'll blow thy brains out ~
"Blaze away thin, darlint," said Pat. Sure,
there's niver dhrop of powther in itn
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EGGs PoACHED IN ToMAToEs. Stew slow
ly for ten minutes half a can of tomatoes and
one small onion, cut fine. Season highly
with salt and pepper. Break six eggs into a
bowl without beating, and when everything
else is ready to serve slip them into the hot
tomatoes. Lift the white carefully with a
fork as it cooks until it is all firm, then prick
the yolks and let them mix with the tomato
and white. Itshoald be quite soft but with
the red tomatoes the white and yellow Of the
egg quite distinct. Serve at once on toast
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miscellaneous.
An Old Church and Congregation.
Churchville Presbyterian Church.
An Abstract of the Historical Discourse

Delivered by Rev. w. Il. l.. KieFer, Sept.
9TH, 1854, IN the Presbyterian Church,
Churchville, Hartford county, Md
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Sas bemofratiide Gon9rebmits
sIieS Soptins bon 9snnipIbanien bat
grmitteIIungen iibsr ben 9roben 0runbs
beiib bon 9lusI6nbern in ben Ser.
Staatsn anseiteIlt. Der GarI bon
Dunraben beifbt 60, 900 gtder in GoIos
rabp; Der Carl Of Sunmore 100000
Gder; cine i6pttii6e @eieaihaft bon
Sunoee $4,000 9lder; Der bdniId
8ices @pnIuI $4,000 9tder in 0linnes
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in GngIanb, 10000 9lder in MiiiiiIs
iippi cine anbsre ensIiide 9eieaidaft
700, 900 9lder im Oa3posDeIta unc 81
000,0 900 glder in Seras, unb benjamin
9tengas bon 2iberpool 100000 glfer
in 9lrfanIas. limb 10 tpeiter. Soptins
bat anseii6tS bieier rieii8en 3ablen
einen @eieBentipurf ausseurbeitet ipeIs
der SoIsen6es beitimmt: Scrtan fbnnen
ioIbe IusIGnber, pelde nod nidt ben
erIten 9taturaliiationS S6ein beiiben,
b. +. Dor @eri6t nod ni6t Die 9lbiidt,
8iir9er Der Ser. Staaten su iperben,
ertlGrt baben, 9anb, has iiber 1000
glder betrdst, bbditens auf siuei Sabre
erperben pber beiiben; ipem Elm gtuss
IdnSer bieie Seitimmung iibertritt, fdIIt
Sas betr. 2dnb an bic Ser. Staaten.
DieIes 9sieb fol- iib aud auf @eieas
i9aften un6 GOrporationen beSieben,
ipeI6e ii6 mad ben 8eieten elmer auss
ipdrti8en Resierun8 sebiIret baben.
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Hus eem cberen xbale.

2sbten Sreitas mar in Der 9raiip
sslanb, gbbp Greet unb SO. 2 &CbIen'
lenperien in Olppbunt 3abItas.
= Die Grauuns Der GIiiubetb
9euber bon OIppbant fanb am 9leus
iabrStase in Der irii6 .futbolii6en &irs
DE baIeIbit itatt. Die Sirde bate ii6
eines beionbsren 8siudes Su erfrsuen,
benn ss battsn ii6 pieIe Sreunpe Der
ssamiIie 9euber einSefunSen Inn Der
Gerempnie bei;uippbnen; unter ben Gins
weIenben bsmertte Sbr 8eporter aud
ben Gisarrenbcrma6er s. 6ubr bon
9unmore.
-9ie Sa6e 1T nemIid bic: @a:
rum bic Srau bss Blumbers 9iamenlOS
in OIppbant ibrem gbemam baS ielt'
fame @eI6enf in @eItaIt elmer Drebcr'
sel ma6te, bsrieIbs orseIt su Disl II s.
ieits unb fe pia mebr inieiti
serrsslt babsn. 9aber bic Sei&eer'
un9.
9pitmeiiter Steele in Slppban
bate leiber feinen frbbli6en gleuiabrsr
tag, benn 8beumatiSmus unb @lieberi
reiben iiberfelen ibn, bab er aus be
Saut su fabren bermeinte.
- 9ubiser 9rppf in 8rieebiGe il
IeiSer f6cn ipisbsr auf Der SranienIiite
-Sobn S6dfsr buieIbit butet ipab
rsnS Der freien 3eit ieinen nsusn @IOb
Diem unS Idbt bic sei6siote @eh gs
I6eibt isiu. Sbdfer fam ii6 Sieie
erIauben, benn er ipu Der rei6Tte Seut
i6e in 8ricepiae iein.
= Gin robsr SIeseI glamenS 4etS
Me6ratb bon OIppbant i6IuS al
| Wcntag feline SSrau berart, bab ma
fir ibr 9sben fiir6tet. Gr tpurt
prompt mad Serantpn sebru6t unS b
Sal Iiest bereits ben 8rcbseI6iporsne
Dor.
- Mande 2eute iasen ; ,,Die sIui
sebruns fam ni6t Ssbeilt iperben'
Cine Grfabrun9 bon pierSis Sabrsn B,
bepieIen, baB aper's Gberrp 8ectpr,
bieie aranfbeit beilt, ipenn iie MD
| ihon su melt fur ale arstIide Silfe @
\ sanssn iit. SeIbit Sann seipGbrt
G 8rpbe Grlei6teruns, unb ii6ert erfriid
enben S9Iaf.
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5erpcntin seseu @funSfperre,

Gin Correspondent bes Scientific
9lmerican" empfiebIt Serpentin ais
SeiImitteI sesen Wunbiperre. gr iast:
,,Ssbsr, Der sineu 9lnfaa bon Diunbs
Iperre bat, nebme cine feline Auantitdt
Serpentin, eripdrme unb i6iiIte es ilber
bieeBunbe unb man ipirb aIsbaIb Gins
bsruns psripiiren. 9li6ts Seheres
fam fir S6nittipunben unb GuetI4s
unsen ssbrau6t iperben, ais 3erpentin /;
es peri6aift fait ausenbIidli6e 2ineers
uns. Ssrner fam eS nit 3uperii6t
gesen Group ansetpenbet iperben. Ses
feu6te Elm Stiid SSlannea NIT Der 6liiIs
iisfeit unb perbin6e bamit ben gals uno
bic 9ruit, unb in i6weren 8rantbeitSs
fallen sebe man benz Sranten 3 bis 5
GrOpfen Serpentin auf einem Stitd
2uder.
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scranton Ya 0onnerfa9, ben TO- Sanuur 1884,

= 8ie Srau alatid iast, baben
sipsi iunse 9aure iid in bas Sod Der
gbe f6mieSen Iaifen, aber gIes 1T 70
sebeimnibbol, baB Der 8eporter ni9ts
iueiter fuesn burf. Sopiel 1T sepiB,
baB bic Sunsens bas ssipBbnli6e 9eis
den (nemIi6 elm SSbden 8ier) nod
nidt srbaIten baben.
= Iu6 beibt es, baB bsr 2ouis
appeI Bis gum Sriibiabre na6 gien
Yorf sebt, um ii6 cine Srau Su boIen {;
unb ba Der Souls bas ilbrma9en unb
Hepariren gut beritebt, 70 1T er seions
nen, Bis ndditeS Sriibiabr Elm @ef6dft
in Der Stabt ;u sriinben. g8ir ipiin'
fden ibm DieI Slid, i'm gbeitanb unb
aud i'm 8ei6dft.
- Die Mamie Giienmann bate oas
nnsliid, am Samitus uuf bem Giie gu
fallen unb ben re6ten SUP ;u serbre6en.
9err 9oftor 99eblau bat bic gatientin
in feline 6r3tli6e Slrioree senpmmen
unb sebenft iie in bier Q9oden ipieber
berSuitelen.
= Wir bebauern beri6ten su miiiIen,
baB Der alte g9ilbelm Stein tpieber an
iein 8ett ssfefsIt 1T nit. ieiner alien
Sranfbsit. Gr sins nemlid na6 ieiner
@eneIuns su frdb aus unS beridIims
merte bas llebel babur6. SofentIid
1T er balb ipieber auf ben 8einen.
& SIN unierer @arb 1T bic 9oIitif
am SO6en, uber mas 3uiammen sstodt
ipirb, tbnnte AM Gnbe bem itdrtiten
Niunne ben Nlsen Serberben. Die
Iltsn iino nit benz 8enebmen unierer
iunsen @puncilmdnner ni6t sufrieben
OTIS aud Elm @unber9 geb.) unb
ippuen fpieber uniere 9lIten bortreten
Iahen. SIR Select Council iinb iton
elm babies 0uBeno DOrseidIaSen, fur
Common Gouncil nidt mebr ais ;ipci
auf ieber Seite. Wtan iaSt bieI BON
ben Ibaten, bic unIere Iebten Stabts
batter setban baben unb ipenn nur bic
Salftc tpabr 1T, 10 iplten lie ni6t
mebr in ben Stabtratb setpdblt iperben.
lleberbaupt mare es gut, tpenn Der
sanse Stabratb aus GIteren Uldnnern
suiammenseiest tpdre, bic 8ernunft 9es
mug bsiaben, nm baS itdbtiide @elb
gum glubsn beS 8ublifumS unb ni6t
bon Sn6ibiouen su peripenben unb su
beri6Ieubern. Das 1T leicer ni9t aIs
Iein bon unleren WitsIiebern, ionbern
bonn Stabtratb i'm 9laSemeinen su ias
gen. Rd6tens tperbe i'd pieaei6 DIT
ipieber auf bieie Sa6e fommen.
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PNlls SGHNLELL,
R epstoue 6otel,

an tu Syct parf Ssitr ron eadarauna 4rs
Das bette 8Gbinlcu'iht Bier uub antnt
8strGufs, unb fats Spriitn ;u istsr 3aese.
Stit. Ybilip 9 1nelL
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gsediel, @aNase, Sener eebcns geri. 0el6dft

ron VIM. f.. KA1eSe1,
pa
8s6 ale srS5Gm In bdtbssn geh6stn.
S6tfsi6sfn 9fSrbnurs ibe
81 ubl pemtteh bn beuHbftu ppn gndns
Gtnsttbunsen Grbbam at
Mgtntur @utual 9bsnS. .gafduuHga @atafbaff
YaupliBtn. aBrt
mitsen Ham.
aufsr tic SInab aubra aaa Ma asnrat,
aaa Sbuibrnfnt sintasnbsr Sdtats ni&
R RrtftpGfie prtru in iitfr 6rf baprst
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gpn NeterSbura.

: S9on tpisbsr mub Der 8epprter
bic 9eIer bsS ,@o1snblatt" um 8erz
ssibuns bitten, bub er bic Iebten ;tpei
@pden ni6ts Neues beri6tstc, - aber
bic erte 8p6e mar er tranf unb bic
Iebte 99ods mar sS bier 70 faIt, bab
ibm bic Sinte in Der Seber sefror unt
er Sarum ni6tS su 9apier bradte,
gtun mil er ii9 befleibisen unb bas
Seridumte na6bOlen.
- Infer Select Councilman Bern.
bart 9bauer 1T init isiner iunssn SSrar
in bas Saus peS Sobann 2eiborf einser
sOsen unb 2eioOrf, Der feline 8attin BOZ
elm 9aor @o6en burd ben Sob perIOr
ipcbnt Jest bel ieiner iiineiten 3odter
6rau PbiIip SdpsiSsr.
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,a ggeiser Grtro C guder. 7 esnts

sa- @eiber ertra C 3udsr, 7 gentS
bas 9funr. @rane Union Gbce Co.,
100 @somins 9be., Serantpn, unb
1o3 Wlain 9lbenue, Spbe Bari. IA
n@. Set einisen GnSen befinSet iid
in SO. 322 genn abenue (Sermpn'S
@ebdube) babisr cine SdauiteIIun8 bon
mebr tpie seipBbnIidem Sntereiie, nems
lid cine SammIung bon 9eplo8ii6en,
etbnolo9iI6en unS anatpmii6en 8esenF
itdnben. Die 9lnatpmie bes 8DrperS
ipirb bier ms ginSeIne sebeno bar9e'
iteIIt unb iit bieS cine Sa6e, bic Sebers
mann intereiiiren fplIte, benn nlr bas
bur6 fbnnen mir sur SeIbiterfenntnib
sommen, f6nnen uns bic Sebler unierer
2eGsnspeiIe beranidauIibt iperben.
Sffen NatSmittaeS unb 9lbenbs, Sreis
tags fir Danen. Gintritt, 25 Gents.
- 9lusuIt Sartiing san Spnesbale
bat feline 8rauerei an Ieinen friiberen
Partner Peter 8ranB berfauft, Sarts
uns tpirb i'm Srtibiabre cine 8eiie na9
Oeutl6Ianb MAIDEN.
= 9as ssIamnte Guantum Der be'
fDrberten 9lntbracite 8UbIen in 1883
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S6crin . VerFailfe
-ppr-
8GrtbDOaGm @raROGiGGRt6Hm.
Samitae, Den 10. Sanuar 1854.

in 6jsm6bbeit rinss Ssfsblss
BON ferie facias, aus9sitellt Scn her Court
Of Common peds BON taddpnnna 9cuniy
une an mid ani6tet pfret i'd in esm Court
bauIe (glrbitratipn.3 3immer, gSaibiuatpH Sall
@tblues) in her Staet SCRANTON, am Gam
itag ben 10. 9au'r. 1884, um 10 llbr
gprmittass, aIls bic 8sbts, 5iisl nne 9ntsrsi-
fen etr Ytrflagttn in Inb auf bic nahfplstne
beidritbtntn Stiidr, paHsltn unb Sirtden
eanc gum pHsntIi6sn Vsrfaufe ansbisttn, nGm-
lid:
glp. a. glIs bic JiGhts, Siitl une 9n,
trtlIsn sss gtrFlastsn in une auf al ftn
na6fpIstnp btibrirbsurn Sri6 cher parSsls
9anc, eslsstn i'm Oh 5cras 5opnibip, eadd-
panna County, Staat ptnnlpIpnnia, tssrtujt
uue tsl6ritbtn mic iclst, nsmlih: Stgrtnjt
nTrtlid prn 9ane int Warrantrnamfn Won
gluertrp Senesrlpn, Sitlih srn ednb i'm 9Bar.
rantstnamen prn Graltus Smitb, iieidb bel
2aub ron Gptrbdrt & padtr, 5bsl ron Got
Rp. spsiunefiinfjis (52), srfs Oisiiipn, be.
glaubigttm pittstpr, irsltli6 ron einem anee-
rem Sbeils Spu trIngtfr Got Hp. 81 uue edne
i'm gSarranisenamsu pom Slaaf Ban Surtn,
unc bslblifbtu i'm aaufbrisfr mic icIgt: BE-
AREN'T uSrelid ppu gane ess Stnrp aern une
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une 9dne ppn Glipbalst Draft, Inr ptiflih
ron eane ets brlastfu Drafe une Sdnb eer
SinttrlaiItnidaft bss snif. 9sbn , Spbb,
tnt5aIisne faufIis alder eanS, mrbr cher ps.
niger.
Briibr has Gistntbam tts grrfiasifn, in
ttidsttm llrtbel bsuaui, ntblf 3ubtbpT.
aRit Stidlas btltst uue In Grsfutien &C.
nrnimsu auf eis Slaet eer psGplt's SparbanI
spu pittstpn, iibsri6risbsu an Sbpmas serb
asasn Salcmpn Stiirmtr. Sdule $500
Snbsmsnt &c. 1916, Oft. Z. 1888. 81. ga
&c. 81. 9auuar :. 1891; uub frusr duf et
.tlass ron ". Saumagn, gliiIsutt, ststn Ga
lemon Stiirmu. Sbule S230.90. Sues
mtnt Ne. 230, 9anuar Z. 1884. 81 ia. No
50, San. z. 1884. Saumdnu, slnrpaIt.
gta has ssnauntt Gisrntbum tpirb mir ssstI
9anr sufauft. Nanpoipb SrippeH,
Sbnifs gmt SCRANTON, pa., J SbsriT.
tS. Dsl. 1888.
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Nittstpn.

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den tpurben bic S9ulen bon 9ittstpn
AM Diontas ipieber erbffnet.
SIM SompiinS S6a6t fpurbe am
Wontae Der 8eramann lr6ie WeGars
ran bur9 sinen 2Oblsnfua setDbtet unb
iein 9lrbeiter Gbarles 2ponS Iei6t pers
lest. Die @enannten iparen init
,,Stabenraubsn" beI4dftist Der @ru.
benaufiebsr Gpans fab bic 8obIenmaHs
ii6 befpsseu unb rief ben 2suten su
aber anItatt in entSesenseiester 8idt:
uns, rannten lie seruOe Der Gefubr ent'
se9en.
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-S Die alte 4cabemp Of Uiuiic in
8insbamton ipurbe bprieen Nlittipo6
Morssn sssen 3 llbr burd Seuer sers
ItBrt man6e bsbaupten, es liese Sranbs
itiftuns Dor, an6ere slauben, bas Seuer
iei in Der @irtbidaft i'm 8aIement auss
Sebrodsn. Sur tpeniSe 8iirser bebaus
ern ben 8erIuit bes alien 8umpelfds
items, in bem bisbsr Die 5beaterboriteas
unsen itattfanben, ba8 aber su bieiem
3ipede sdnsIi6 umpaiienb mar. Die
an 6aS 8ebduSe sren;enbe @irtbidaft
bon &. g. SppIe iuurbe 8Iei6fuGs fat
total SerItbrt.
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Z. .. ASptpers, glpotbefer

Ssbar Strabe, eerautOn 9a.
Gi8entbiimer bon 4opers Geber gilen,
&urm SCrSiaI, afsrpurm.SDrup. 8ano.
rm.8ertilaer. 3nbnen.SDrnp. sbeabaliam
fur Suiten, Grtdltun9sn un6 9rdune, oeutibes
Eminent. 9amaica Snswsr, 8iebpuIuer uno
piele anbere artiteI. 9
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