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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

Mr.. A. Higgins Of Wyoming, n Y. says he had the
Piles for nearly 40 years. and was cured by using Gil
mores Pile SPECIFIC. Sold by Geo. Z. Greene -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

sHILoH's oATARRH REMEDY positive cur,
Tor Catarrh. Diphtheria and Oanker Mouth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

sHILoHs CURE will Immediately relieve Group,
WhoOping Cough and Bronchitis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

For lame back, side or chest, use Shilohs Porous
Plaster. Price 25c. Sold by Geo z. Greene.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

In South Carolina women farm lAborers earn so cts
u day and their board.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

What sFArDmO's GLUE has Joined cannot be put
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

Because he liked its taste aud smell,
He ate the cork and munched broken glass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16
CATARRH

Wholesale and Retail Agent for Middle and Southern
Part Of WIndhAm County. AOi3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-16

A AA AHH'
bottle; sir bottle
every wholesale and
or Of the proprietor.
NE, Windsor, VI
ry Compound IN
Z ~ sfork, ! will. on
ottles 70 any address
and express charge
iesten Agent, 81
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ellie SemtIdler Griefe.
@eSrebt anf alien seiter

burh WaIaria, pit ielltn mir brr furGtbarer
anasdung sntssbtn2 2 1as IL Die l5raet. mel.
dc bic gspobnT hfr Observation-Disclosures
an flo ftlltn. Die anipcTt femmt rcn fri.
brm patisntsn, wflae Sabre lang btn btim
iufunstn her puiceiidtn Tlasf purd efn
idiBmetn GiHflub rrn 3oftttters R a.
bitttrtm snlsanssn fne. gBfnn BIZ
Rptbpsneisftit fir bic slnwsneuHs ron gpr.
brueunasmaeretl tinirift, stbrands man 70.
fort bisies 9nbdiunse Gs rfeuliri eii
efbsr, rlsihitrt bic Ytreauuna unb merit IN
rsinbtittn, iptnn is i'm Srsanismus pfrbanesn
inr, bur6 SsfSrptruns etiuner 5bliisftii
Der Tdrms uHp Ter HieTtn aus. Wan tbus
tel 3tiisn edn. 9n eatn @sgfnsfn pC
miasmatiiht Diiuffr aranfbsii tr;tussn, mub
man untfeinei nit sinfr SduBwsbr ssritbsn
isiH, unb bite gilt aud eann, psnn man I'D
an frlHtn Srttn nur fur3t 3sit auhubalifn
ptnft. 9litmane linn unbtfhdoist ard nur
fir tint flir5f 3tit Sumpauft einatbmsn.
Das 9itItrs u sin sorjiSIifss gissHmiiifI g.
gen Rbeumatismle, GntfrdftHrg unb Mtretn.
ibpdts. 9Pan halir ts In Sfrtitidafi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24
Munlmer 80.
9pse Warfer gfoti,eH.


= Die Scranton Ofsnfabrit fol- mil
Guftrdsen iiberbduft Iein.
= 8auer's Bau6 ersielts bon bem
neuIidsu Qienie cinen Hsinertras ben
iiser $500.
| Der .,0sf Sibe 9rcsreb" bon
Sobn 81. Sarr e,i&eint iest iUiebsr re.
eeImabis.
Sobn @asner, 6cIIsfior Der
@cuntplteuer fiir Die Is. @aro, ,atIte
ant Donnerfa9 ipisber $500 elm un6
bot bamit iein 9upIifat beinabe ausse.
8Ii4en.
= Cine 9artis iuneer SengsI batten
am bOrisen Mitirph an benz 9erae
bintcr Refer Bailey elm gie 9lie urb
aIs iie elm sebUriaes Nuantum bes be,
rauihences Stofes SenoiIsn baitsn,
beeann cine ouBemeine 9eilerei. Ser
plab fol- ipdter ausseisbsn baben, ais
lei cine 9eerbe SGweine SeidIadtet
tporben.
= Der Sarmer @'prss 8. Coon
iiberfubr am porisen Niiino9 Woreen
elm IA Wpnate aItes ainb res 9bomas
Gallagher an 9u;srns SiraBs, nabe ben
0amp,on @rube, uno ipurbe fir bas
8ereeben bonn Nlabor unter $1,000
9drsi6aft seilsGt. gine 6ifeniIids
Strabe 1T bod ppbI tein SpieIpIas fiir
ainosr, bic has SdusIinssaItsr taum
paiiirt baben.
= emma, cine Gcdter hes @irtbes
@barIss SercIO tabisr, iparbe porig,
gSc6e nit 60. Oiterbout bon Sunmore
eetraut.
: Die erhe 8nptiiisnssmein6e Bat
nit ben 8orbsreitungen sum 8au einsr
neuen Stride an scranton S;rabs &c.
0onnen.
= SIR cine neue bsqaemere Stra6s |
nad S9be Parf, tpeIde ben fteiIen |
pi0el Ron her gisunten Strabe Bis su
Dlatn Mpsnue umssbt, fpiIS nod immer
slfris aSiti,t. Sle Soften Sss 8sse,
redtes perdnI6lu9t man auf $4,000. |
Rad ben 8srmefunoen bes Stabtaso.
meters fou bic Strabe cine 8reite BON
10 Sub baten uno BON Der g8sit 2adas
ranna auenue aus entIans bsm @eIsiie
Der Strnbenbatn bis sur Sadion Sirabe
fiibren.
ct. Safobs Del bsrbannt SGmcr,
zen. 2ann ss siipas bsherss fdr bic
.eiSsnSe Neni@bsit eebsn? Sn isSsr
apctbefe ;u babsn.
r@- 3auGe Die Big Ring @isarre,
iabrBirt bon Der fsiniien AuaIitat Sas
,at bon Moam 0iotdmann.
s0- DooS & DopIe, 234 gorS 1lain
llpenue, = giien', 8leds un6 MeHers
4miebipaaren porrdtbis, Sass unt
Wahers gInrid;unSen uno Reparaturen
'eicrOt. 81
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@pn Der 8nbfrite.

Serr s. 6. MilIsr, 7l0 9iitston
9tUsnue, nirS allen 9lppIiEantsn bic
9arserpapiere beiprsen, ipenn iie iit
absnbs in isiner MUbnuns msIcen.
am Samitag albsnb braGtc bic
3inssoIo 8anb ibrem Mit9Iisbe Pster
aubn Bel @slsssnbeit isines 81 fen @es
burtstaoeS cine Ssrenabe. 9ab babel
orosntIi6 .,sebIaIen" iparSe, berltsbi
iid bon fsIbit; aud fsbIts ss ni6t an
einem fcinen 2uni6e.
gliGt peniser aIs brsi nsue air&en.
8ebduoe ioIlen in ndbIter 9eit duf uns
Iere Seite polIenoet ipcreen. Der 8au
Der 8apeIe fir bic beuiflbsn Wistbcbi.
fen, on proIpect abenue unb Bird
Strabe. tuur6e bon benz GontrattUr
Gbarles NdbsIi in 9neriff asncmmen,
wabrenb bic Grbdrbsitsn fir bic beuii6e
SupIiitenfirGe an SidorpItrabe. Obsr.
balb Yitistpn Mbenue, aud ibon i'm
@anse iinS. Die airde fdr tie pol,
niide fatboliide 0emsinbe. an Bros.
pect Iuenue, obsrbaIb 2oeuit Strabe,
fol- iObaIb aIs mOsIi4 besonnsn iper'
ben.
Sir bic am Sonntag. ben as. Off,,
itattfinoenbe Sbipaben, Girbpeibe irers
ben bic erObartisltsn 9orbersitunsen
ssircfen unb itebt ;u criparten, SaB
oiefeS SEP aue frdbsren bel ipeitem
iibertreffen ipirb. Inter ben bieIen Nts
iraftipnen erpdbnen mir nur bic 9rro,
Ter Sanger, ipelde iib felt Snbren ei.
nss beoeutenben 9mfsS erfrsuen unS nit
arobsn llniOitsn fur baS Jsit ssipOnnen
iino.
Charles NdgeIe Bat ben Gontraft fir
bic neue beutide Msibo6iItenfirhe ers
baIten, ipeIde auf benz @runbftiid an
proIpset Mpenue, nabe bsm SO. 10
Sbulbauie. erridtst ipirb, nnb er BAT
nit benz 8au bersiis sifris bsspnuen.
Der itipuIirte grsis III sl70o nnb Der
9uu mub bis gum /. 9lcbsmber fertie
iein. 9isfss ift bic brittle beuifde Mes
tbobifenfirde in Serantcn unb eine
uierte fOa in Babe in 99es Yari srri9'
tet tperben.
Cine aIie @ittipe Namens 8ribset
@aIib. bon Yrpipeet Mrsnus, tpirb felt
benz 3. Sept. bermibt. Man gIaubt,
Sab lie iid i'm MaIbe bsrirrte unb bort
ben Cob fanb.
MbbsIbdntIer $. Wi. 8anIen irurbe
am 5rsitde glbsnb nm llbr BON ieiner
Srau, elmer Tpbtsr bss Webasrs Sobn
glrmbruit, nit einem munteren S6bters
lein bei6enft.
Mdbrsnb Mm. Sartmann, bon 1919
Geoar 9lpenue. am borisen Donnsrnae
Elm i6peres Slid SOIs bob, psrlstte Ct
ii4 am 3lden.
sS- 3au9e bic Big Ring @isarre,
fabriairt bon Der feiniten 0uaIitat ga,
BAT bon sloam Wlot@mann.
HG- 6eiBenipan's beriibmtes Neir.
art Eager uuo 8alIantine'S Grport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim ssdsaen
Ober Dubeno Slafden bel Yli6aeI
Wiler, z34 uHo 436 Geear arenue !;
bessIeiden tie bsaen auiIden un6
Pierhe su betIeiben. MIe 8elfe1uns
unssn Eel Pcit OSer SeIspbon piiutiIi9
ausseftibrt.
s3- SIN Sdubifore Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finSet man bic befte99 9aare.
s6- Gbas. S9eud's StiefeIs unb
S9ubseiddft III nit ben beIten g9aas
rem rei9Ii9 beriebsn unb Die 9reiIs
Iinb 70 nieoris, tpie irssnb,pp in Der
Sta6t. 2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24
gRai,lle @pnnth.

Die Ssn bon @abne County
tuerbsn nit iunsen aarpfsn periebsn.
: 9auisnbs bon 8uideIn aepfsIn
usrfauIen in bisiem county, neil man
ni6t ipeib, mas init aI' bsm Obitiesen
anSufanBen.
-Die @dsrbau 9lusIieluns biefes
@ounties ipiro am 20. un6 80. Sept.
unO l. unb 2. Oft. in 9OnssSaIe absss
baIten.
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notwithstanding
ron
8frt6OGaem GraROeigentbHm
81
Gomifoo. Den q. Nft. 18Sb


9n @snaettit stri4itetnfr 9tftbIs Ron
venditioni exponas, fierie faeias U levari
facias, ausasltttt ron her Court Of Common
pItas ron eldapanna Gpunip uup an mid
eui6ttt, Dfret i'd In ttm GcnribauIe in esr
Staet Serauton, am @ a NJ lfaa een
3. Oft. 1885 I'm t0 llbr 9crmiitaae,
ale bic St&it, Std unS SnitrsiTtn ssr 0sr.
fa1ttu In une auf bic nahfOlatnb bslhristenen
Stadt, parltlsn uue Sirfdtn eanb gum Sf.
fentliden 8rIfaufe dnsbititn nemIib
Ro. 4. -ga isnt sspiTs Got. Srsdt pstr
pdr3ele eane, etltatn In her Staot Suartcn,
eadardnna County, une Slaat psnnivIpa-
mia, tffannt unb nussgeihnh duf 8. Ster.
giummtr IL i'm 9lcd Rummsr ST titltltt
III 60 l}ub In 5rcnt an Ter Map une so hue
in Sifie. Ncblsu uno WinsrlIitn rtItrpirt.
stats auasbaut, nit rintm ,psiifSdiatr, bSi.
isrntn gSebubauis une anefTtn 9nbsFsTuH.
gfn baraui.
6riibeT eas Gi9suibum tes gnFlaaltu, In ke-
faatem llrtbsil benami, neblf 3utrbor.
9Rit gdtIas btItat rno In Grsfuiiru e.-
uummen euf lie aIaat scn 9obu StrSptr
statn 9bpmas Qasptr,al. SanIS S985.
Saesmtnt go. 2l3, OF I. 1856. nj, IA.
go. As, OH. Z. 1885.
@hnGftr & @sllts, glnr6lt.
Dtrntr:
Rc. 9.-slat bic 8t6ts, 1iisI unS 9ultreI.
fen ess gsrilasifn in nnb auf al eas etpiGs
61runefId, etIfstn in Ter eriiitH 9pare tsr
Staht Serautrn, eadapanai ecunty unb
Siaat psnnipIpania. 81 Get &c. 10 anf stni
plaHf ssH Scis, ausssltai tur9 2. 8. Camp
htl in isintr aeSitipn ~ PART plaef. Titl.
eci 1T rt9tpinilia uue N bssrtuit n5seliA
sinbunefri unp iranlig Cl20I 6a6 tti qanf
zen Sra 5Tipp, ihtlid RfununtjRanjis C2g)
| nub tsi eanc peu Sra 5rirp, lielidb ron yr
30. 8 in btiasitr Gampttl's gieeiiipn tin.
buneeIt nne spaniis (i2 } 8ue une rtiflid
ntuHanhipanliS (29l Gub bsi dnsasm eaul
tts 9ra "Trip; enibalisuo ertiiaultnS pisr
bnuetri une a4bis Suaeraifle eaHe. fl eas.
ls!bt mttr rttT rtuiar; 1eblm uub giins
TaIisn rsfuvirt. a1te auattaut, nit tinsn
lrtipSdistH bSlrrntn pauk, tiHr bsIirnel
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g1pn Netersbnra.

= GbIrIts 9iIser ipuree AM Donr
nsitas 8eGcn SdrSi9aft entIaHen.
= 8ernbarbt Wobr bon bier 1T Ibor
felt bier @o4eu IsiOsno unS arbsitsun.
fdbis.
p9- 8aude bic Big Ring GiSnrre,
fabri;irt bon Der feinitsn AuaIitat Ia
BAT bon Aeam MOt4manu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24
gntt'e 0alQs GSrGna0Smlttel.

GraHrs @ * sber Esrts5asr tur5 tiEs e.a,;ss
Hrrllsailra sisiss rssFsf.iiiitl3 ~ ess-it.i. 8
ca gerl ry1sEtsii. &C isislt egi tfr GieEi, e.ns
na.lfiit. st5s ptriastne. sel s.prlesies.; u
fasta' fsss seg.H enat iaI9 res ess core r,..
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@uftern su ieser 9asesssit.

pribat;immer fir 9emen unS Samis
lien in :tueiten Stodipsrts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24
etabtratb.
NegeImdbise Sisuns bes SeIse;
Councils am Huunerftad 9Ibenh

| 8eseImiBi9e Sibuns bes GeIse
Councils am 9puneritae slbenb.
| Burger Der 6. @arb rempnlrirten
pell g9afier bon ber Is. @ar6 burd
ibre Straben fiebe. gIn ben Gtabtgei
iometer beripieIeu.
/ Sapcs erbisIt ben Gontraft far ii,
RipslirunS anb HinnRsinisbuns all
Broipect Apenue.
ueber bic gFaheruns bon gapmonb
alsp iparo 8ilnitis beridtet.
Sn So4cn bes Suaer @runt itldes,
lueldes bic ipeiIen Gtabtb6ter in ben,
0lauben fauften, eS iei bic 2adaIbanha
Aoenue 6ront. ipdbrenb es an MbamS
Aoenue lieDt, bstihiete bas Gomite, boB
Der 5au su einsm geri4tIiden @uta9tsn
porbereitet iei.
Der 8sri@t bes Stattssometsrs ilber
bic prOieItirte nsus Strabe mad SSbe
Yart ipur6s neblt 9Ian tinssirassn.
Yin Sei4lub pahirte, boB bic Seusrs
lnannSparabe bur9 Dlain Mpenue in
Yropioenee paiiiren un6 auf bem 9lder.
ioa.
@nsebOte fur 3sinieuns ber Seipsr.
baiins; gum 9au eines Sepers on ber
gaep, stpii4en SefferiOn unb WsabiiOn
9penues; iilr ben Dau Der So6getopn
Sriide fur einen planfens sIb;usstas
nal in ber 10. Dar6 fiir Nipslirune
bon 9ibionitrabe unS Sisbenter |
StraBe = ipureen eineerei9t. Ser.
taat bis Oisnitaa Mbenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24
liir SinatsibnBmtifin:
@f fattbeip g. Cuap.
MepubIifamifebes Sidfet.

SSriF-eBilliam 9. 9eipis.
prOitoHOtarY- Y-GbomaS s.. Dale.
S&aBmdiir-Jof. o. @anScreen.
Diirift'sInpalt-S5enrp @. GrDarSs.
@tforbr-Glie;er .. Senfins.
@tri&tsi9rsitr- william O. Daniels
&tsihrAior- Gleaser u. sltb b,rtom.
Surp GemmiTdr-9t. g. clifton,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24

9ie fsinifsn g8eins, gbampasner
unb 2iqueuren.
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&c. 12.-Nat he Rttis, Siid unS 9n-
ttrslsn tts 9srfIaotrn Ia une auf al itne
ssrilt S,rtss retr Tar;tls sano, etlsasn In
esr Sril9aft Slsrbant, eadapanna 6runtp
une Staai ptnulslpania. uuh bssrHii uue be-
ibritttu rit fclat: Gntbaliene tins front
rpn 60 9uB fieDiilid an SutIru Siraes, Iiir-
irsiflib i'm rthitn gBinitl ,u bfldaisr Snabs
$50 DUG sniaus Yet 2e. 2f aH tsIaslsr Snl-
f'. HprortIilid parallel nit ttlaain St.a6s
Sd Quo snilaHl pst @p. Sc an Ctlapare
Stydss uno neretitlih i'm rs6ttn gginFsI ,u
tsiastfr Saslrnlsabf t50 5ub fnfInns Yet gie.
% On 5uelcnfrabs. llmfaiTsne Yci 20. %
an tsiisisr Sntirnirabt, Ris ttieltt rssrd-
lsniiEt uHe vtrSsl6nsi III auf esr aarte ron
gauIcis ron saEp tsr Btlarart une Sntien
Canal 9cmpanis in ttiaain Cnidafl Sls.
pbani. uHe II Ebtil sints Stri&ts qane, str.
mrhtR ua& fintm geauaut hss Siaatss
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Xiegler'S Hotel,

S2S SaeFatpanna 2ioenue,
y. 8issIsr, Gissntbdmsr.
@edenSs iinben bier borsasIi6e aoh
u'o 8uteS 2Dsis gu mdbisen Preiicn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-09-24
Gnnuicre.

= Gin Seuer SerIt5rte am 0onners
itas Nadmiita8 baS @obnbaus bss
Sdubmaders Sobn SOrban, an Gbeit.
nut Strabe. Der SerIuit iIt $1,000
unO pOIauf bura .8srii9erunS ssbedt.
-Sn benz $50. Q S&a&t BEL Dun.
more beeann am WlontaS bic 9lrbsit.
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Il
tast bis 9ienitas glbsnb.
gln uniere 8smertuns in poriae
Nummer anfniipfen6, ipolen ipir beut
lpeiter ausfiibren, iparum bic Deut
i4en (fpesiel in bisisr @sgen6) bon be-
eenofratii6en partei nidts Su erpartel
baben. 8efannt lit, init ipsI6er 8dbig,
telt 9erabe bic beuti6en Demofratsn fiil
bic GrirdbIuns eines 6emoiratiidsr
Brdiioenten arbeiteten. Sn Orppsi
@Isoefanb sIaubten iie sinen Wann se.
funoeh Su babsn, benz iie b5aig Der.
irauen, in bsiisn Sdnbs lie Die 8si6id,
oe5 2anoeS lcsen fonnten. Gs 1T nod
aaen Su +tpobl befannt, nit ipsIdem
gifer her @ablfampf betrieben purbe,
ipie feIbit Dubenbe bon 8epubIifanern
in Stabt uno 2anb iid ben Demofraten
anidIOhen unS fur @lsbsIanb pirftsn
uno itimmten. Gr ipurbe, trob Der
8errdtberei bon aeap unb Comforter in
Stabt unb County Heip Dorf, eripdbIt.
9lu6 bic 9emofraten bon YennIpIs
Danien batten ssbcTt, ben Staat auriids
srcbern au fDnnen. abtr bic SOifnung
ipar cine triiseriide! Die asabitsn
oieIes StdatsS ipanesItsn bic bemoira,
iii6e Mebrbeit bon einiBen SauIenb
Stimmen, bic @oup. YattiIon erbalten
bate, in cine republifanifbe Mebrteit
bon 1000 Stimmen UNI. Sn 2adas
ipanna @cuntp, ipeIbes stpei Sabre ;u.
Dor Gin 1882 nabs;u bas sanse bemos
tratii9e Gidet nit bdbi9en Webrbeitsn
erpdblt butte. eabsn bic 2elpiten benz
repubIifaniiden 9raiibeniibaftscanbi,
Saten Blaine cine Wsbrbeit bon nabesu
1000 Siimmen!
9ob bas Bette fam na6. GIebeIanb
ipar sripdblt unb bic Gusiidt auf cine
bebeutenbe garteipatronage itanS bes
Dor. Sn einem STU tparen IdmmtIiHe
8laine' Dempfraten rsri6nunosn une
bic srinlenoen 8iiassn, iueI9s ,,Yud"
10 iuabrbsitsBetreu 3eianet, rsripanbel,
ten ii6 in 0ratuIirenhe, in Der g9ole
sefdrtte Dempfruten, bic ipre partei,
treue nit BEN glniprud auf Gin @mt
beicusten. Nlit Der Grnennuns bon
Connolly gum 8oitmsiiter bon Scranton
irat Der @enbspunft sin unb tieier
rdumte por alien Dineen nit ben 9eut.
iten i'm hieTeen gOitamts auf. Inter
rtpublifaniiher Yernaltung iparen bas
ielbit bic Dsuti9en Rpbert .. Saimpff,
2puis Shaub, Gbas. Ottinger unb
PbiIip 0toa anesitslt, unO beIonSers
Der Gritere i6isn infOfern unsntbebrIid,
neil er nit ben Deutfben, bic bes Gnes
lif9en unfunbis iuaren, in ibrsr Mut,
terIpra6e beibanheln unb ibnsn ieee
nbtbiee Iusfinft seben tonnte su6em
iuar er elmer Der tl6tisItsn 8samten
Der goit. Sdimpif, Ottinser unb
Rca mubten ibre 9dnbsI i9niiren unb
pancern, uno ibre SfelIen nabmen
9eute elm. bic ben 8crsus butten, nidt
oeutider Gbitammune 3u iein; Sdaub
1T bis iett bsibsbaIten iporben, um pe,
nieitens ben Sdein Su ipnbren.
Siir ibre @eIinnun9streue unb @n.
an bic hemofratii6e 9artei
iparo ben DsuiIHsn bon bieIer elm SUB.
triit Su gang 2adaipanna County.
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bat nidl elm einsiser Ssutider unter
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Gmt erbaIten. Das 1T @runS SO. l,
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uno ipir tpiHsn, baB Sunberte bon beut.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-19
TEMPERANCE DAY.


WAsuNGToS GROVE, Mn, Aug. 1S.-A
grounds to-day, It being temperance day.
DIR. CIV. Baldwin preached in the morn
Dg from the fifteenth, sixteenth, and
seventeenth verses Of the book Of IIabakuk
lie showed by statistics that the govern
ment lost by allowing the whisky traffic.
Mrs. Burrls led the gospel temperance
meeting, assisted by Mrs. Roach, Reilly,
and Mai. Hall, who addressed the audi
ence. Mr.. Lee gave pathetic experience
of how his reform was accomplished, and
there was hardly dry eye In the audience.
lie also caused q ripple Uf laughter by tell
ing how his wife promised him II he re-
NAMED sober for three years she would give
him barrel Of whisky TO take n bath in, so
glad would she he OF such II reprievo. DR..
Pierce preached this evening.
Thursday will he 'missonary day.
Rev. Julius Soper, late missionary to Japan,
raised in Montgomery county and well
known, will preach on the morning OF that
day.
The ladies recm more interested In fancy
work, crochetting, knitting lace, &C., than
In the young lords Of creation who stroll
lstlcssly up aud down the avenues hands
In pockets and hats on the side Of their
heads. They glance longingly at the happy
ones seem relentless and intent on their
work. Miss Woodward and Miss Mitchell
are two Of the camp beauties, tho former
being bright, petite brunette, the
latter fine-looking blonde, with
Titan red hair and large, calm blue
eyes. The Misses jackson, of West Wash
ington, also attract n great deal of atten-
ton. Their fair hair and pleasant counte-
nances are seen often in the choir. Miss
Mollin Wilson. daughter of Choristpr Will
son, is also one Of the fair singers whose
music charms all listening ears.
First avenue is lively from $3.50 till $50
with pedestrians bound for the trains to
meet friends, lovers, and husbands arriving
from the city. The platform at the station
presents gay appearance.
Edna Frisby, baby daughter Of Mrs. Ed
gar Frisby, of Indiana avenue, died this
evening at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Moulton is convalcscent. Mrs. Gar
rett, Of Fourth avenue Is recovering.
Arrivals-Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Burke, Mr..
Hopper, Misses Dunn, Of Washington; Miss
Ida Hillery, OF Frederick Judge Lynch
paid flying visit to the camp. Mr. B. Tur-
pin, Mrs. Strang and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Birch and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyatt and son are the guests of Mrs. Kill
gour.
One of the many West Washington dudes,
dressed most fastidiously, is often seen at
the depot taking In the beauties of the
scene, some say preparatory to selecting q
future partner. lie Is u friend OF Mr.. Jim
=, sufficient recommendation to any OF
the ladies. We wish him good luck. Messrs.
s. ~ g., of West Washington, IRE rival as
pirants for the hand Of one of Rs fair
daughters. "All's fair in love and war;
ITO the victors belong the spoils."
Tom CARLYLE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-19
BOSTON SLAVE TRADERS.
of the Days of Fifty
Years Ago.


Boston Letter IN the bingham Journal
Very few of the present generation are
aware of the fact that Boston capital and
Boston merchants were, not many years
ago, directly or indirectly interested in the
African slave trade. The recent death of q
prominent merchant of this city at an adj
vanced age recalls to my mind several cir
cumstanccs of which was eitherpersonally
cognizant or familiar. The slave trade inmy
younger days was regarded the same as pi-
racy on the high seas. | remember with
what sort Of awe the boys on Beacon Hill
used to regard the great brick mansion of
Nine. Gibbs, with its beautiful grounds
which used to extend back to Mt. Vernon
street to Pinckney street. The awe con-
sisted in the knowledge of the fact that
Gibbs, a Newport man, had accumulated
bis immense fortune In the slave trade at the
time when Newport was recognized as the
center of this then Legitimate traffic.
Years afterward, when | became q clerk
in large shipping house on one Of the
principal wharves, my eyes were opened to
q great many things not dreamed of In the
philosophy Of the masses, particularly that
class Of citizens who were loud in their de-
nunciation of slavery as an institution and
rs IL then existed under the constitution. |
mysterious cargoes in connection with the
then trade between the coasts OF Africa and
South America. / saw fortunes made in
single voyages which could not have re-
suited as the profits Of a legitimate trade.
But the reported sudden raise In the foreign
market on "wool and ivory" which en-
bodied the truth, but did not express the
whole truth, satisfactorily answered all
curious questions. Vessels were frequently
wrecked or reported foundered at sea, but
| the captains were always fortunate enough
to save the gold and silver, the proceeds of
the outward trading. Some persons would
think, If they did not express the thought,
| that English cruisers had more to do with
the wreck or the laundering than the ele-
| ments.
The merchant whose death has been al
| luded to was the last of the merchants of
Boston, Marbehead, Salem, and Gloucester
who were suspected. think could name
| at least half a score, and upon no one OF
them did the curse Of retribution fall. II
| they did not all die In the odor Of sanctity,
they all left great fortunes, which was more
acceptable to their heirs. Some OF them
were bold to rashness. l recall one mer-
chant who was brought up In the dry good:
commission business, and at one time part
ner In large house, who ran fearful risks
emboldened by his high standing and his in
variable success. But detection was on his
track at last, and discovery seemed almost
inevitable. Probably this conviction has
tened his death, and death alone saved his
name from obloquy. There is no one living
now who can be affected by this statement
of mine, and, therefore, give 1t. Yet Their,
are hundreds living in luxury and ease upol
wealth and ease originally gained by thi
| most inhuman traffic,