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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
StaStratt.

GeocImaIise GiBmS beS Select
Councils ON 9onnsritaS 9lbenS untcr
Gem GoriiB pcn 6arries. .-DaS Seto
bes NiogOrs ipeScn Der 9Oe8ctomn
Bride ipurce oufrsdt crbaIten. Gin
9ci6lub pnHirte sum 9au eincs glbs
,usstanaIcS all GibionItraie, in Der Z.
Q8art beSsIciden elmer gum 8au ei.
ncs ewcrbaiins all ocr ode bon 6rants
lin gtpenue mo SpruceItraie. Staots
anpaIt Burns rGibte cine 5uiarift Gin,
in pelber or ertIdrte, bab bic tiirSIide
GniI6eicmS beS Obtreeridtes ipegen
Der S6ulitcucr Sere6te 3weifcI aufs
iteigen laIic, pb SaS 8tieB pom 0ldrS
1875 fOnliitutioncl isi. Inter hieiem
8e1eBe perSen bic gIieiiOrcn ernannt,
tas Gisentbum tIliiiiijirt, bic Steuern
auierleot uno folleltirt unp Die glppellas
iionss uno 3epiiiorSbeb6roe Ieitct ibrc
9lutpritdt bon etm GInannien 0eIebe
ab. 8urnS bsiiiyiuprttt, fem 0eridt
iuiort eincn TeItiau OprSule9en, oenn
i'm Sale bas pbcn nnBefubrte 0eieb
lpirtlid untonilitutipncl pare, ibunte
bic aduse iiaoiiI4e 8ertpoItuh9 ms
Stcttn scratben. 0os S6reiten
tpuroe eem SuIti; Gomiie ilbGrseben.
Die folscneen Ssi9Iiiie paiiirten !:
Giner, lutl6er BEN 0ruurbsiibern an
eer gtaep rberbaIb Mlbiion gIpenue
oa8 3ctt giebt, Cintu Seiuer 5u lesen /;
oab ser StaStSccmctGr ciEe 2llepIinie
in Der elItcn 98arb etabIirc; rab Der
Statti3reibcr m glnBeboten fir bic
2ssung bon StrlBentreuSpeSen auffor'
oers eer StrabenlUmmihdr un0
StattBcpmetir IoQsn fir Gniitrnun9
Der 9tuiiancs an DtiifIin glucHuc unc
ainSenlirabe Ger brenncuee Gulntbdus
fen ber SrirBe &cblen Gompanie) iprs
sen; ser Stra6enicmmihdr iou bic
GjrmbbeiiBcr an Der 9ittStpn Iuenue
anwsiItu, Ninntsine Su ictcn uno bic
Straie 1u ebnen. (0er lCBtere SDEil
bes 8yI6luEes lit ieNSnfaIs SlDoiinn,
esnn man tauu UrunbteiiBer Spin8en,
Seitenpese Su MAIDEN Hinniieine 81
ieben uno bic 8cIisn Su piIaitern init
Der StraIe iclbit baben fe ni&ts 81
tbuu; ba8 1T Sats bsr garb unt
nitt Der cinSelnen SiirSsr)
Die 9erorbnung CUR glusSabe bon
8onts, INN @eIo aufSubrinBen Su,
9HaIterunS sctuihcr Strabcn, luarb al
elm Gcnlile periuieien, bas aus Sarries.
9urr uno GoDpivin bcitCbt.
0aa 9aiiiruns cluer glniabI 9teds
nunscn crfOlSte SertaBuas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
sA- Sroipn's See Sibe 1T Saupt'
quarter fir SOifer, SanOtuiden, etc.
NO. Nopitaten in Sdten unb 9ub'
ipaarsn, i'm See Sipe.

Cine langs rrOfriilpusllr Griabruug bat mid
iiber;eli9t, RAP 5aulsnee Won ainteru iterbEn
Sur6 fallhe gtbanelurg, penu franf unb ges
| luub. Tide Sbdlldde peranIalf mid, Sbnfn
zine 9tite ppn WGrisirsu fir Sinner pprJules
gen, bic id in mtiusr tiii5rissn prhris nit
Iyuitm gIfclsr anpanhtr.
gSaihunG bsim 3abntn.-Oie6 6jdu.
men edmit grpdidtn, itpnett S6Tfr, une
9sldwulit uno has 9ine iahnt leidi. etirds
gfeues, has mdgilb pirFt.
gS pulper.-8ilr biz 1inefriube /;
bri!t gSunesn in siusm Gage unp mnGt cine
ppriHsIite Salbt fur SrhuoI uno arbcrr
9SuRetn.
Sulttn- -unb Group @trtur-Seilt
TEN Snls, rrinist bic gurgtmpbrsu, btisiiigt
6iebrr uno III ter aineer 8rsuub uno eis ein-
Si9e, fur ainSrr lpSisII prdpariTts Suiisn~ une
GrcupmroiSin.
allgemsints StGrfungSmittsI
fir Ainefr uno IGpdde @rpadienr. 9hini9t
une nabt nsuts YIut unb flTft has gaHjr
Spism.
abfHbrmittsl fir SGusIinsr. Ninbtr,
6rduen ipibrGne osr ShpnngtTldaft; RiTIf
auf ester 9irrn une llntuIsib Nib unt an
gfrebm.
@urm.Slirir; t5sht bic @iirms uub
fubrt ab. lie ttle @urmmtOijiu, bic rriitirt.
StGrrb Sc Wirtur ipf;ifn fir Sinner
bttt 9rbrdtu, belt bic 0ranIBsit uae tsrubist
bic Girsrpries; Furirt fdtr
NUlif-S itttl. - Sffrtit Sinner
raid Yor Ter NUliF, brrubgt uerpGie une un-
rubi9s ainer. Ylaat eub uttt nit uuariiltn
Ntneern, ionerrn grbt ibnsn Or. Slnb'S SpIif.
Ssilmiits.
Gin wrrtbrOltS Bud iiter Stbantfung tsr
Ntnrsr pcn GIrbmt bis ju 10 9abrtu grbt nit
isrr 8IaIdr.
grrfnuft lei allen aprttrEsrn uns Msbbin,
bGutlrrn. 0ntrijirt in Suantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
stmsrieauifaeS snrsertbum.

9luf @erIanssn cincS 9IbOnnenten
brudeu ipir nabitebenoen artiteI aus
einem @e6ielblatts ab uno bpiisn, baB
berIclte aud fir anbcre 2eisr bon Sns
tereiie Itin ipiro. Ger SerfaHcr idst
unter Scr pbiSen llebCridrlft:
,,g8er TinS ciRentIi6 bic Ginsetorcs
men qmeritlS? Dill glusndbmc resienis
aen, Der inrianiideS Ylut in iSincn
Ncern bat, Der aIio Elm giahtpmme rer
einoetorensn 9lotbbaute lit, iinb mir
ale 6rcmbe. Nie Omeritaniide 9las
t;or 1T Gin SonSl0merat bon frcmos
IautiiGsn glCmcnlsn, unier tCncn Braee
tie GineebrcdrEen psStr bie p0litlide
nod bic iojials GIeidNcIlun9 erreidt
baten. Die Gntbtdtr, GIcbtrCr une
gnIieeIer bieicS &ontinCntes iparcn ale
9tusISubsr. Die QilBrim' Sdter pareu
70 irsnis ,,erbscieIsn" iuie tie unSIiid'
ielisen Slldtliugc aus her 98fals, bic
Ed i'm 0tobaipts1bale niIbsrlisbeB.
Die 9uritaner ipuroen Iurb reliSibIs
9uioIgung :n bie ufsr bisieS 2aubea
setrisbsn, bic eritcn DCutihsu biniuieoes
Sur6 bic suticbIi9en GrdueItbatsn esl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
Sic ucus xuruhauc.

g9ie aus Der gtnSeigs in beuli8er
9tummer erii6tIi6, ipirS Die ncue Iurn'
bale an iiebenter StroIt am Wiontag,
6en IL. Sanuar, piiiSjra einSeueibt
unb es iucroen bic 6eri9ieScncn Slaiien
bel hisier GcIeOenbeit gum criten DtaIe
sei9Cn, naS Iie unter Surnlsbrer G9cr
0eIernt babsn. (l9ir pollen bier aud
sinibaIteu, eab cine &Iafc bon 23 iuus
gen 9ameu iib BcbiIoct bat mo rsdt
nadcre Sortibriitc maGt.)
Die Der GrbifuunS fOIBenOe So;r iuirO
am 9ounerItaa, ben IA. Sanuar, bsBinf
uen, uno bic glSitatipn mb SammIun:
gen fir tieielte ipcroen bon otm 0nmens
Gomite nit regent Gifsr bctrietcn.
8isIe 0ei6ente. sum SbeiI BON erpicm
g9ertte, iino tereitS ein9eslngen, ans
Sere nod SuBsiast unO bic 6air pers
ipri6t Gin YuSaor bon alien mbBIiten
unb unmb9Iihen 0cBenIidnoen Su iuers
ben, 70 bob ie0T @eiu9cr bort einen
9lrtittl fnoen ipirN, Ncr ieinem 0ss
idmade sntlpri6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
Ius ecm pbercn xhaIe.

SIN SauIc bon u. 9inbad il
glr1baIo fsierte man am Samitaf
gltsnO ben @eburtStag bes GIteier
SObnes SeTsIben, u. 9inbad. IT,,
Rebit onSren Geiaenten srbisIt bel
iunse Mam bon isinem Bater cine epIs
6eue llbr nit Sette un6 $500 in GcIb.
= Sn Olppbant lit man cifris bs
idaftist nit ecm 2e9en bon Seasnpcs
acn, gIbBrabcn bon SGSeIn an ben
Straien, etc.
- Mi6asI Ta6Scn bonn @rDOe 6ous
in YriceOilIe madt ieinem Na6bar
Sranf Sieier. 9onfurrenS un6 ertaui
cine SanSbaae.
- 9lusuit GIad in 9sdpiae Bat bic
6ortise Geupon'S 5arm 0ammt air6e)
9emietbet mO asSentt SisieIbe Iobncno
umSutreibsn. Gr nil ben 9eter SintIer
bonn 8aIo Momtain nod bieten.
(9in ShGuSdtn auf ttn @ratbiigrl sss Tstr
NsuIs in Serdntcn; pen j. u, in SIypbnnt.)
DmG's ,gGrGsnblati" srbislt i'd bic Surer,
Sab eir bat gsItlngm bic lsBte Siunes;
sld fpunt nit psbmuibsycIru gIidfn
Cine 5brGre niht uutsrtriden;
Tenn in her 3eit ais i'd lei bir ptilte,
Snit hi mir mande Sreube tereist
GrlridtriClt mir bic SaaGslniten,
Saasnb g., ibu aud Gin bisdeu rdilen;
III gUuntCit mir aud ea5 StidlGin Srpt,
Drum gettnE id eerer ud6 trm Sch.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
Npn eer Snhfcite.

SoFn 9liIsp. bon Der 10. @orS, be.
brpbie am oOrisen 9onneritas baS Sc.
ben itiner Srau unb ipurbe pom Wappl
unter $500 SirBibaft gcIteGt.
Der Gdlsin Sur neuen beuti6en 9ap.
tiItentirhe in Der 10. g9aro ipiro beutC
(0OnneritaS) giuGmittag UNI 3 llbr
9eIcgt.
Sruu gtnton StaIIfnedt bon Getar
Ioenue feierte om SCnntdg ibr Nas
mcnsieit I'M &rtiIe ibrer ;abIreidsn SSas
mile. Die Srau mar BON ibren gInges
b6riBen rci9Ii5 tcihentt wproen unS
cS mar Gin Id6ne5 6amilienfeIt, Sas
man bort feierte.
9itsr Eurnes fam am sSrcitae 9l6cr'
6etruntcn mad Dem 0auIe ieineS Ser.
panSten 9Iram &ilian, eS entipann ii6
Gin g9ortipefIel Spiiden BEN 9tirsn
mo Silian pGif rem Turnes idlitsIi6
CUR Sbiire binaus uno id,lpB cieicIte.
Der Isblcre ergriif bierauf einen 9rpIsn
Stein uno mari ibn 6urb Gin Scniter
III SaS Saus, ipeldCr 6rdu aiIian
Itreiiie mo beiuabe Elm Sino traf.
SurneS muite $500 itellen, ipel9e gbis
lip Sitit Iciitete.
Die Scranton StabI Gompanie sabIte
am SomItaS ibre Irbciter aus.
Sin 8eibna6tsisit nit GbyiItbaum.
SsidecruuD iuiro BON S6pabenperein
proieftirt. 9nHeIbe ioa am speiten
Weibnadtsta8e itattfinben uno idIieit
aud cine SbeaterppritsaunS elm.
n@- Scitcne Gai6entii6er fir glQs,
I'M See Sioe.
s9~ Sn 2BiUsnitein & Gber's Seut.
i6cm 0rUcerie Store fbunen ltsts bic
beiten 8aaren gu nicOri8iten greiisn
geiunbcn iperoen. If
c1> 6eiscnipan's beriibmtes gteps
arr Eager uno SaIIGntine'S Grpprt
Bier 1T immtr su baben beim Sdbdsn
poer Subeno SIaibeu bel Wii6aeI
Wliaer, 434 mo 436 GeSar gtpenue /;
oesBlei6en Sie beIten Gutfden un6
9Ierhe su prleibcn. AQe 8ehelluns
unscn Eel 9oit OScr SeIepbpn piinttIi6
auSBeiiIbrt.
Ee5- SIN S6ubtore Der Gebr. Slid
al @etGri!r. finoet man bic beitegSaare.
sD~ GbaS. S6eub'S SIisieLs unb
Scbub8eiddit 1T NIT cen tsiten @aas
ren reidIid Ueriebtn uuS Die 8reiIs
iiup 70 nieNri9 iuic irsenSpo in Der
StaSt. 9
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Or. OfcSaaoart.

otr tfFnants Spgia ii ron Scranton, 1T brr
eiuIas GrJt aubsrbab gisw 2prf, 9tiIaefPba
unS Suifalo, her lie &GbIHSluug drpniihfr
une lanspirriacr Nranfteiitn. Wts 9IussebrGrg,
9rrnhitis, Scrpffu, SdBlue. grrlult tIr
Wdnntdrfsit Sauifrlnfbsiisn, 8bsumaiiss
mus, @sidpiirr, Gpirpiis, Snutttit. d,rUniihr
Dnrrb5t, 5irbtr, gttnlsisrn, 0rrbs, S6lag.
iIu6, Suifraufbritsu ttc.. CUR Sp3ialitit
Radt. Bs9S 3etgIti&ru 6raueHfraufbsitrn.
g4nn BIT aud nod 10 llule srlittsn. psr
nod 10 pitIs gltrSts rsrlrtGrS feuiultirt bal
gCts iu Ir. cSdggart lCiCrt uus sr miro
tir laltn, rb briu ysrru ~ liutnn cher bsiIbar
III, une frint flllben SpfnunSeu maden.
Gr strHdnfi leiusn srpbsn Jtuf ;nr Ssiluns
drpniittr uno llnswisrissr NrdnEbtiien eusr
2Oiibrissa GrfatruuJ unp fsiusn Miraft.
g1as bic SsihmSsn iasen:
,,Gr ID tiittig, sbrliR une suprliiis unb
eSrtrdusnSpHtb. " iaat INNER, mas CT msint
uue msint. mas sr iist".-9itputIirau.
,,Gr III Gin ~ brluhbdrfr Rauu gum Scr,
liGrsn". .-yaddpaRua Democrat.
Ode 2adapunna unb @aibinstrn gIpe's,
Scrautpu, 3d.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-11-26
Nllmnler 4S.
9DSe 9arfer Nctisen.
Il 9eiter Morie fieI Ieb!e l9ohe an

- Setter MprIe iiel lcb!e @che aui
sinem 8a8en uno perIsbte ii6 iduer.
- 8ieIe unItrer bieiisCn S66ner
iino CneIid gu Der Giniidt Befommen.
tpic abI9euIid bic .,8ln8s" (rie mad
bOrndrts bis in bic gIuaen NetSmmten
Saure) Gin ipnit bubideS Geii6t bsrs
unItaIten, unb hd cine Mpee ifbn Su
isin aufbbrt, ipenn iie iere Bridget
naddffen tann. 70 peri6pinSen bic
Bangs au9ema6.
- SieIe 9iireer Der g9shIeite beeis
len itb burdauS nitt nit benz 9egen
bon Seitenre9eu aus Steinplatten uno
tpplIen es barauf anfpmmeu laiisn, pb
bic Statt iie ;tpinsen fam ober ni6t.
- Gin bier ippbnbafter 9rcmicr Der
.. 8. & &. So. 9lamens So. Carney
tpurbe boriRe g8o6e auf Die glnIlase
eeS 0iebitabIs in Die glmira, u. o.,
Sail ein3eiperrt.
- Der ebemaI5 in Sdtdspnia tppbns
bate Sobn 0ilIiam @pans, 90 Sabre
alt uno erIt itit snem Sabre in 9lmeriIa,
besina am porltbten Wipntas in Scribe
mann'S SoteI, in gteip Oprt, SeIbIts
mprb, ineem CT iib Dor brn Spieoel in
benz ibm anBeluieienen Simmer iebtc
uno ii6 cine Sugel burh BEN &opi I6oa.
Grams ipar nit einem SRI. Warp Wids
bsiier bon SpSe 8att perIptt.
-SObn StsinIdeioeI, bon Der Is.
98arS, iuuree brriSen Oiittuo6 bon
Glib. Mpr9an auf 81 Gage mad benz
8efdn9nib geiaabt, !peiI er iib ipeigerit,
ben pabreno cmss 9uiammenitoics nit
SEQ. glaen's Subripsrf Rem Issteren
su8efi8ten S4acen Su cricbcn. &Iein.
iheioeI bebauptet, oab glasn an bcm
3uiammenitcis SdulS 9ctra9cn babe.
- Gin iua9iamer Sunb peririeb
gtnfanBS Der porigen gSrde Siebe,
ipd6e in Garbner'S 9I6isnmaderei
einbrin8en ippIlten.
-Sn Sadm Der 8uuntpIteucr 1T
en6Iib ein 8eridt berbifsntIidt porren,
aus Dem eriidtIi6, NaB nod einc
SdulS ben $4,000 Omit SntcrsIien
unb Rebcnauseaben einSei5IO6en) su |
eeden bIeibt, Die ietiBen 9upIitate
lauten auf $50, 900, 10 bab INNER nod |
cine 9iIanS i'm na6itcn Sabre aubu.
brin9cn irdre.
- Sim porigea WIi!imc6 0admittao
ToH i6cn ipieber elm Seriu9 gema6t
iporben iein, bic ct. SaUiS's Sale in
SranS Su fteden.
- 3pei 8riiSsr 9lamcrs 8aISron
bon YslIepue iclIen ii1 Dor einisen
2I6enoen nit Niehtr unS SIrt betampIl
baben uno cS beiit, Der Sine babe cinen
oieb NIT eer 9lrt erboItsu, Der ibm ben
S3aSeI ipaItete, 70 NaB CT itcrben
pirb.
- Ger Dor elmer @O6e bon eincm
Barren iitsrfabrcns SamCs Campbell,
2l2l Safapette Strobe ipobnbait, itarb
I'M SomtaB Atcno.
= Rad cinsm StilIItanbe bon meb.
'ersn @cben tc9ann an 0pnnerItag
ne 9Irbeit in Der Orube Der 8riSse
tobIen So. ipieber.
H@- Srinft Tuifp'S Pure Malt
yhiskey. 3um 8ertauf bei 9stsr
}iesIcr.
slV- Coos & 0cgIc, 234 giprS @ain
loenuG - GiiCn', 8Icds unS MCFers
tmieoWaaren rprrdtbig Ooss urb
9ahers gmri4tun8cn unS Reparaturcn
eicrst. 81
10 gtnnCncirt int ,@pSenbIatt".
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Nun Vetersbnra.

- 2ouiS Mepcr iuurSe ON Mittipod
bon ieiner @attiu nit einem 9eIunSer
Sun8en bcidentt.
- Owgn O'Malsp un6 Sotn glder
fanoen untSonntas nabe ben 9iap 9lus
Sdlen SaS Sfelett eines Ginees. Die
2eide iuar Die eineS 9ieugeborenen, in
elm tpsiieS blutiBes Tud einseiuideIt
unS iie lag mter einem i6beren iIa9sn
Steine. Or. Dean meint, bic 2eiGe
babe idon felt bier Olonaten an rem
6uneOrte SeIescn, ipirb aber feline llns
terludunS UOrnebmen, ipem ii9 ni9t
ipeitere InbaItSpunfte er8eben.
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SSm. GprnacDer'S
Sentl6e 2GpOtbcfc,
124 SittStUm Sf0cnmc,
nabs Bird Strabe.

Der GiDeHtbiimsE in NeutibIauO faatlib
gepriifter arctbeter mo ebsmlfcr. UerlusnOet
Gnf Die 3ubereitnna uon Hcicpten Ole gr0bte
Soraia!t aIle WeoitnmeHte iinO friid.
Bsap SelCpbonUerbn0ung nit alien NerSteu
Sentihe Seiltriutsr unS @urlelu, 4ateni
NeOijncn 5oiIctte.artIcI II. I. 10.
9eOitmu9 plutilit Hno reel. 25
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X Der ScIect Gcuncilmann 9. s.
Mabon, bon Der ~. @arb, perbifents
Iidt in bsridieSenen Seitunsen cine
Idneere Grfldrums unb bcbauptet, baB
Die Staot Bel Der 9esunS bon Strahens
treusun9en iSitemutiid tetrO8en iuerce.
Gr fitbrt msbrsre Sale an uno erIdutert.
oaB bel Der 2e8unR ton ll30 SUP
SteinpIatten fGr StraBenfreuSunsen
bic StaSt UNI Sl66.50 betro6en iuurbe.
Gs 1T bies cine bircite gIntlGse, h's bofs
fsntIih nGbsr unteriudt ipirr.
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gntt'S Slaore ffGrbnnnsmItte!.

Graus3 q N, cslr SersS6ar eur3 tlat eIalls.
plrplitattsH bjsitg oGrbsmittsls u piariGsts
Caparl ps pguS1it. GS ,gsrtt euf her Glilt, siE'
na.arlife Earse rulGttub. gft Gpritf'r;H u
battH cett gesta Qupila9 oeu y stE GBtg rsIi
gaAei. ciiiee - DsnFgaN Ct, Ws;g Soss.
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,iei4 90 scbrsn 81 ojehrG,'dI.
=. =. &5artleibia =

r.tfis sI:ilen Ere t,l sstMl,irr Sigsl t;ieas
tsls Gset1st.. tIac TcE5 ts,9tg.. fint igiht Sts
fast iri irsITuai tah ess g'eiitnl tav!5,g s-arnt
G.efisG.H Dei y.prslit uro rtrarladta, fdB
her a3rg,r oil s1teiidl 5uuln'm'i iemit riEs q!
spHiithe gBiFfuu0 Ggi tts 0crp 1uuilgs oT6e;.e
he Gees!mabtafeit bee Gtaliccu1s ttgtt.s
etfaegi, grti5 2S StS. 4 & D2nrran a., A.V.
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Scranton, Ya,, 0Onneritag, ben rs. NOO, 1885.
Rsy- 9eSubt RettIeton's gSpp.

bb OVTUWI JI VT z o IT ' 2cVU'
ming 0aus Shubs emporium.
8ro6e Serbitauspabl Ron StiefeIn,
S6ubsn unS 5iubbers, ioipObI i'm
8roBen tpie i'm 9Ieinen.
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9roipn'S See Sioe.
G1- @eIsmiiben m6 9sISbeIdsc in
9rpirn'S See Sipe.
, 1885-04-09
rHE FRAUDS OF TRADE.

The process Of canning fruits, vegeta-
bles and meats for future consumption is
comparatively a modern one, but not 50
meeem but that time has been given for
the invention of all sorts Of frauds and
shams in connection with it. Tomatoes
that are nothing but a few seeds floating
in a sea of discolored water, aud peas,
corn and succotash that are known to the
initiated under the name of ''soaks,' and
which are as nutritious and palatablc as
40 many wooden chips. find their way to
the tables of no end of people who pay
money enough to secure q good article.
Meat that has been kept too long or that
was diseased in the FIRST place, also
finds its way into cans, and with the art of
faring labels and much persuasion on the
part of agents and retailers, is enabled to
nauseate and in some instances poison
human stomachs. .Il rH"r
1t Is no surprise, therefore, that the pub
lie is asking for some protection from the
lying compounds which are vended in
some locations, under the general name Of
canned goods. In at least ten different
states, bills are being pressed before the
legislatures relative TO the process of put
ling up and labelling these articles Of
daily consumption. At first, canners and
dealers we're generally adverse to such
legislation, but the public demand Tor il
has become too emphatic TO be u~nheeded,
and the reputable manufacturers and
dealers ar now advocating such legislh
lion in order to compel the dishonest es-
Adjustments to either go out of business
or change their methods.
The irst and most imperative de-
mand Of those who ask for le-
gal protection against the canned
goods frauds, was that the labels should
state clearly aud distinctly the name Of the
firm or individual putting them up, To-
sether with the date Of their manufacture.
This last requirement has been stoutly re-
sisted on the ground that while age did
not cause the deterioration Of goods prop
erly put up, the popular mind would lie
prejudiced against them ifthey were shown
by the date to benotstrictly Of fresh pack
ing. The tendency is now toa eompro-
mise, requiring the name and place Of
business OF the packer, and making him
responsible for all goods that prove to be
unsound OF poisonous, under heavy penal
ties. The bills that are likely to pass will
also contain a provision requiring all
soaked goods to be plainly labeled as such.
OF the general utility Of such legisla-
ton there can be no doubt. The men who
put up the goods that are to be scattered
broadcast and consumed on nearly every
table in the land, should be known and
made directly responsible for the health
fnlness of their preparations, FLAWS can
be framed that will accomplish this pur-
pose to even a partial extent, they should
be passed as speedily as possible. and rig
idly enforced.
, 1885-04-09

Wal Street NewSl
A member OF the Cleveland board OF trade.
who was in Dakota last fall, happened in &
town on the line Of a railroad which had
only one wheat elevator. In c0nveriation
with the owner OF the elevator, he inquired:
who makes the price Of wheat herof'
Our board OF trade. D was the reply.
80 you have a board OF trade. chr
well. q good enough one for such n town
as this
"How many mombersF
Only two-myseif and clerk. Pm the
lear and he's the bull, and between us the
market Is kept pretty lively" (
-But suppose the farmer doesn't want to
sell at your iguresf
That never happens. Being we are the
hoard Of trade, and own the only elevator,
and being as he Is, head over heels in debt,
and must have money, the market may be
quoted as steady
, 1885-04-09


DIR. Leland, who recently died in Georgia,
was a great sufferer from asthma, and TO
all appearances died several times before the
final dissolution took place. On more than
one occasion his family made preparations
for his funeral, and a day or two before his
actual death he told a remarkable story Of
how he witnessed tue arrangements. "Un-
able to lie down. ! passed through all my
sickness in an easy-chair. Ny body died
several times. / that Is, my spirit, would
go away from 1t, and standing In an opposite
corner OF the room would look back at the
flesh and blood In the chair and wonder how
! was ever induced to pasi so many years
in its company. Poor old body l thought.
your roubles are nearly over. They will
soon put you away under the ground whore
you will be at rest forever
Il saw my family gather about my old
frame as It leaned back, dead, in the chair,
and it gave me pain to see them weep. Then
] would feel something pulling me toward
my body again; l could not resist it; / was
powerless; and in a moment l had taken
possession OF it. Then thore was an instant
Of pain. and 1 opened my eyes and breathed.
Each time this was repeated I was more re-
luctant to return to my body"
, 1885-04-09
A, the HotehLl.. Gun works.

ANAN JVAAI until
Those works at St Denis were curious, not
only because OF the wonderful nature OF the
guns made there, but becAuse they were in
some sort a cosmopolitan mandatory.
There the different governments Of Europe
and South America had their advisory
boards. and one saw little offices out Of which
peeped Russian, Gillian, Chinese, or other
officers, sometimes Respondent in their uni
forms. at others in simple citizens dress. A
visit TO the firing trenches was a severe
test to ones nerves, and to stand
behind one of the larger Hotchkiss guns
when it was firing sixty to eighty shots
a minute seemed at first impossible.
1t was as II ones head were TO fly off under
the influence OF the incessant and rapid con
cushions But as the human system can
bear almost anything with a little practice,
the visitor found that he could stand even
the sound Of the Hotchkisl gun. but won
dered with all his might what would happen
when this In some great war was
brought into the same practice now ac-
coried 10 light artillery.
Ihs workman employed were mostly
French, although there were among them a
sprindling OF Swiss, Italians, and AlsRtians.
The cartridge and fuse work Is done chiefly
by a corps OF fifty women. All the foromen
are Fronch, and it Is an affecting sight TO see
them to-day in the galleries Of the chapel
crying as II their hearts would break.