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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

closely that the finger nails cut into
the flesh. / would rather he run
through threshing machine. ground
up in a sausage mill or thrown under
. locomotive than to ever undergo
snch another ordeal. II makes me
shudder to think of the tortnres |
have gone through with, and ] never
want to look upon the face Of another
Indian.
Do many persons survive the bper-
alton ? interrupted the reporter.
No; / have only heard of two or
three men besides myself who have
lost their hair by the scalping-knife
aud then lived 10 tell Of it.
Mr.. Nef, 10 You think the hair
will ever grow out again ?
oh, no; / shall always have bald
spot up there. The skin was torn of
for space, OF four inches square, and
| IN afraid it will never heal entirely.
Even If it dOea heal over the bare
place will always be so painful that |
cannot touch it. keep my head tied
up in cotton and sweet oil. You can
see that my beauty has been consid-
bly, marred. These frightful gashes
across my face viii 90 with me to the
grave. Chico (Cal.J Chronicle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

Many OF L, S. Il! cling, to the old myth
About the iI-.h.l,-y g tn G,'II-s North
'rner to peak "a. 3 lH-.I=h, but We al.
gradually giving 1t ~.
We have learned that some localities
in this Country wcrr settled hv num!-
grants from certain English = uuties and
that the pecGiiar.tes of speech brought
IA IN the mother Country have been
handed down II, IA father 10 SON. Some
"i the oldest ami most uncGuth pro-
viEc!al5sms, both Northern and South
ern, are accounted fer In this way
Then. We have u" definite standard 10
so by, no one dictionary. no one city 10
lay down the law uf uuunciation Even
the opinion Of Fowler, expressed in his
universal grammar, that the best Eng
li-h pronunciation IS Ia hr found in Mary
land must bC taken with some grains Of
allowance.
II IS plain that the Northern brUgue or
twang. or whatever IL Is. has the upper
hand at present. In company with Bns-
ton baked beans II is gradually permeat-
Ing every nook and corner Of the Soath.
The rising generation in Atlanta and the
rising generation in Boston talk alike.
i Atlanta Constitution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

A PEEP AT THE FIRST CENTURY
A correspondent Of the Detroit Fire.
Press writing from Naples. under re-
cent date says:
The ant Of Pompeii (its marbles and
wall painting is almost wholly re-
moved to the museum at Naples.
What remains are its deserted street,
temples and dwellings, these all lying
open to the sky, not roof or door,
save one or two temporary modern
ones, are to be found here. Ofcourse,
nothing really new can be said about
Pompeii, yet it is an ever fresh Won
der and unlike any other ruins, in
that it brings you SO close to the
buildings, to those who lived and
moved and had their being in these
streets and houses 800 years ago.
The bakers oven is so perfect 1t
might be used to day, in fact the
bread Of his last bake also remains a
little stale, but perfect in shape, with
the bakers stamp upon it. The bath,
the fountain, looL as il they might have
been used yesterday. In one corner
of room, bedded in the ashes, lies a
skeleton, the volcanic ash, that was
his pillow for near 1000 years, undis-
turbed that he still may rest upon it,
The case Of another who had turned
to dust is shown, still clutching the
money belt, fastened round his waist.
Another, a delicate woman's form
lying with face buried in her folded
arms az if trying to shut ont the
sitting smoke. Another, a woman
and child lying close together. An
other, an old gentleman lying peace
fully with his head resting on one
arm, as if in sleep. 1t is difficult to
analyze the feelings that crowd upon
you while looking at these evidences
of catastrophe so terrible. 1t i
with an effort, you realize, that it oc-
CURED at the beginning of the Chris
tain ela-that the bread you are look
ing at is older than the earliest books
OF the New Testament that the old
gentleman so quietly resting on his
arm may have converaed with st. Paul
and St. Peter, too, if Catholic tradition
10 correct.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

SCALED by THE APACHEs.-As sick
and sorry-looking specimen Of human
ity stepped from the passenger train
last night and climbed into the wait
ing wagon and was driven to the
country. His maine was Samuel Nett.
lie il man Of about 30 wears OF age,
and hia parents reside in Pine Creek.
Young Nrti IL Just home from Ariz0-
ia where he has been prospecting in
the mines and acting a. a scout on the
hunt Tor Indians. Unfortunately for
hun he found the murderops red dew
ils, and they almost made mince meat
of him. One day while riding through
a canon he was shot through the shoul.
der and fell from his horse. His assail.
ants, finding that lac was no. dead,
tortured him ontrageonsly. They cut
GAshes in his face and all over his
body, applied ire to his feet and hands,
aud ended their brutal assaults by
scllping him. H. suffered untold ag-
onles and prayed that death might
relieve him. Finally he fell into a
faint. and npon awakening he foun.,
himself being kindly cared Tor in a
miners cabin. The miner had picked
L,m VI and carried him \ long dis.
tanre on horseback. Netf suffered
weeks OF ex'ruciating pain and raved
with r fever, and As soon as he was
able TO travel he took the road for
home.
Last evening CLoncl, reporter
asked Netf how II felt 10 have his hal,
lifted,
1t is dreadful sensation, he said
One thinks, as the skin is being torr
from the skull, that his feet is comlne
rlgh, up through his body TO the tor
Of his head. Oh. il is terrible. Il j.
50 painful that YOU cannot utter :
cry, and thousands Of stars dance b.,
fore your ewes. Iou imagine red hot
needles are dsrting in and out of youl
flesh and YOU clasp your hands SC
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

sA- More trouble aLout canita

sA- More trouble about capital.
said the train hoy, diving into his
chest for last Summer SUNDAY mag
azine to sell to a granger.
What now - asked the brakeman.
putting back daily paper and lifting
a kiln dried orange.
Best girl on strike, replied the
news agent: demands shorter hours:
Saturday night, s TO 10, with IL min
utes lntermlsslon to take breath and
listen for the old man at 9, extra car
ainels Tor over time, no new girls to
be taken on without consent of the
present force Of employees, and a half
day OFT for the matinee every time a
new dude comes to town.
What's capital going 10 10 about
it
Hard telling, says the nez ent
with sigh; I'm holding out lust now
and offer to take her back AMI sign
the old schedule and no questions
asked, but there's surveyors party
csmped right outside OF town, a Nj.
kado company maxim four nights
stay NJ the opera house and Saliva.
ton Army storming the town, and
the glrl holds the KEY to the situation
Reckon I'll have to give in and sign
the new scale.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

~ A well-known minister was
sent South from New Jersey q few
years ago to labor among the colored
people. They received him with ma
ny demonstrations Of Joy. and at the
first meeting which he held one old
coiored preacher praye-' for him with
great earnestness, thus: 80 Lord 7
bress dis yer dear bruddar whats
come down from lie Norf TO preach
the gnspil to NJ. 'Noint him wild de
coal lie of salvation, and set him on
FIRE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08


WANTED HIN To REST.-The Ma.
con telegraph SAYS that after a recent
stump speech by Gen. Gordon, who
wants to be Governor of Georgia, a
countryman. who had listened care
fully was heard to humble to himself
Well F! He did all the tightin endur-
in the war he whipped all the Yam
KEGS, he saved Georgv an South CAL
hny an Florliy an Loou<vanv an
the rest Of the States, an he built all
the railroads by hlsSeli. That fellow
needs rest, an amt for crowlin' the
Governor job onto him. Bacon is
4 big. strong fellow. an seems IN want
20 10 somethin. | reckon WEE better
let him try il awhile.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08
Costly Thy Habit as Thy Purse Can tsuy.'

The late Earl Of Relesdale, who was
nsted for his shabby clothes, once called
at the mansion Of n certain Duke famous
for his philanthropy.
His Grace nj home?" he inquired in
his abrupt way OF Mr.. Yellowplush.
Look ere, my man. replied the gor-
geous mental. Init Amino use you bring
ing begging letters ere. The Dock sends
them all TO the Charity Organization So
ciety;" AMI the door was slammed i'll his
lOrdship's face.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

lOOTHACHE.--N NO CON- PIaiHb 'u 'He
world, perhaps, elicits less sympathy
than toothacha. Many i the time
and oft | have heard people laughed
at for having il. This was called
trying TO laugh them out OF 1t. sud
den nirthful affections OF the mind
have often, / grant You, scared away
a tritiing pain, but never the agony OF
an aching tooth. The most common
kind of toOthache is probably that
caused BY a simple Inflammation OF
the pulp ofthe tooth, which general
ly is decayed one The inflammation
itself is the result Of cold. Bad
enough is this kind Of toothache, and
1t 10 apt 10 recur again and again from
Just the same causes, in spite OF all
pain-killing nostrums that can be APP
Phrd.
The radical cure for toothache of
this zort is so simple that child can
understand its why and wherefore.
Go boldly to a good dentist and have
it cleaned AMI filled. And let me
tell You this, that cleaning is a very
essential part of the operation. TO
in the interval of pain, and this lat
ter may in all cases be removed by
rest, warmth in bed, and an aperlent
of a cooling kind. Here is something
that few people know-saline aperl-
ents are most valuable in the treat
ment Of all trihlng inAammations;
they reduce the general bulk of the
blood and remove inhammatory pro-
ducts. The toughest forms of saline
are the Epson and Glauber salts;
the milder, Seidlitz powders, Pulla
and other natural waters.
But as toothache is Likely to recur,
those who suffer by it should see to
the state of the general health, and
take a mild tonic if need be, and,
above all, make q habit OF brushing
the teeth after every meal. Ear too
little care is taken Of the teeth. From
early infancy children ought to be
taught the use Of the toothbrush-a
l..ar a a MI
chided if at any time they neglect 1t.
At the same time, it is the duty OF
the parents to notice that at the peri
Oh Of second dentition things are 60
ing On regularly; and loose teeth
should be removed, lest they cause
Disagreement in the new rows coming
up.
Never eat to repletion toothache
NAV be caused by Indigestion. To
remove the actual pain, chloroform
and creosote NAV be applied with a
morsel of lint over the aching tooth
again and again, until numbness en-
sues. This is, however, doubtful, if
not a dangerous remedy, and should
be, used, therefore, with great caution.
Actual decay of teeth is disease
mostly of constitutional kind, and
nearly always requires the advice of
a doctor, combined with the work OF a
dentist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

30 Ladies, 1t will cost Won but
htty cents to get bottle OF VIpeoar
BItters Cordial. This Cordial is q
clear, dark red color, and has a deli.
'ioas taste. is a most invieoratine
tonic, and Is 4 gentle. PAINLESS. hut
thorough cathartic. 1t helms d,,as.
ton, cures headache, bilious attacks
constipation, piles, hives, and strength.
ems the whole system.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08
t.iGe . Miassoa.

Life is wasted IL we spend il
Ifly dreaming how 10 die;
study how "a use, not end il;
Work u finish, nGt 10 nv.
Cody hVing-best preparing
For life with God above
Work! and Danish anxious caring.
Death ne'er comes 20 active love.
Death Is but an opening portal
Out Of life 20 life on high;
Man Is vital, more than mortal,
Meant 20 live, hot doomed % die.
Praise for present nlercieS giving,
With good works your age end ";
Death defy by Christlike living.
Heaven attain 10y service now.
NEWMAN HALL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08
- 4 firm here wrnte

80 a firm here wrote to IVES
tern piano dealer who owed them mo-
ney Dear Sir-WilI YOU be kind
enough 10 send usthe amount Of your
bill. Tonrs truly To this the firm
received the following reply Gem
tlemen-Yonr request Is granted witt
pleasure. The smoant Of lay bill is
500. Yours very truly. -Musical
Co,vteT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

30 DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron combines 50 many virtues that if
the system is not entirely disabled by
disease a practical cure Is sure to fol
low. 1t ls the greatest nervine known,
a blood tonic and inyigorator. All
druggists sell il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08

40 Ergo, remarked the professor
to his class, after leng preamble.
'Ergo'-then he stopped TO take breath.
Well, let ergo, sung ont one the stu
dents, and the conclusion wa ruined
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-08
"The Champion SeiSe Now On
Getting There In 1886!
The 9th Mechanical Wonder OF the World,
The Champion steel Hinder.

II will ouiwear dozen of the Old fash
:one9 "fippity Hop canvas rollers and
put-mrtal ark.
Come to l.cnnaritown during the present
term of Court and examine sample uf our
three great novrlticS-thc Light Steel Bin
der. the celebrated Folding Bar Reaper and
thc Solid Steel Mower.
Mr. W. \. Hammond, our popular Cham
ri"n hero, will assist in explaining L. tar
mers the superiority Of the Champion ma
chimes over all competitors.
The farmers of -. Mar may well he
proud If III" Champion, ami their aPpreCi
alton Of honest material ami first class
Workmanship increases with The sryat num-
hers sold every season. Did You not read
that account Of the largr delivery Of Cham
Pions al Pnttsgrnye, Penna., January 9Th !:
(mid winter. lcS, "a were hauled away
that day 10y the energetic farmers. argreCa-
ting Ia date, in the county 81 Nnrthumber-
land alone, so Champion Machines.
II will give me great pleasure 90 call upon
my friends again this season. All cDmlnu-
nCaiions promptly answered
J. Y. CAVALIER,
AGENT for II Mary county.
March II, l~>G-tf
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-29

Mr.. Sands said the college by irs
charter was required to be an expert
ment station, and one Of the earliest
provided for in this country, where
unde The title Of Model Farm" ex
periments should be made on the grass
es, cereals and other crops adapted to
the climate aud soils of Maryland, and
that regular reports of the same were
required TO be published. but who had
ever heard Of these experiments, wherr
were they ever published, and what
good hal any farmer received from
them? If the college had failed fm
twenty years to do what it was plainly
required by law to do, was it likely now
it would do any better if it had mo e
money to spend?
After some discussion the whole sub
ject Of an experiment station was refer
red to special committee, who are to
consider it aud report at the next SEES
sion of tie Association.
Committees were appointed to take
the several subjects into consideration
and report at the next meeting of the
Association.
The following are the committees {:
Taxation, fertilizers, diseases of live
stock, inspections, wheat production
production of corn, tobacco, cotton and
sugar; immigration, currency, the ten
ant system.
H S. Coudon presented resolution
against the passage of general law
authorizing any re-assessment of the
property Of the state hy the present
Legislature Adopted.
George E Silver, of Hartford, moved
that formation of farmers clubs, and
auxiliary farmers associations in every
county of the state is urged on the
members of this body. Adopted.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-29

The Hotel is = commodious and quiet boarding
house convenient to Pest ONCE and stores. We
have pleasant suites of rooras for families. Our
table Is supplied with the best tho market affords.
Terms reasonable.
One mile of easy ascent to the top of Mt. Satula,
giving one of the hest views of the whole range.
Five miles drive to the top of the famous White
Side Mountain. Other grand peaks. also water
falls too numerous to mention. Health and pleas.
ara seekers and lovers of nature may find here a
Mlld climate. exempt from great extIem of heat
and cold pure. invigorating \ ir pure cold spring
water. aud grandest mountain aeanery east Of the
Rocky Mountains. Our grand and elevated region
otmountain country and latitude accounts for our
Isn9. cosl and srsn INNER climate the delight Of
all who spend summer here. No MOSQUITO IT,
few dies and insects. Our heau tifnl town site en-
Rear the crest of the Blue Ridgc, about five miles
from tho Georgia lire. AMI contains nearly 800 of
tes hest clasa. from nearly every state in the
Union. iiond anrietv. excellent achools church
privileges stores mills boarding houaea and sew.
eral nae dwelings We shall continue to try to
make the visits Of our Ru-ats to the Highlands
pleaSant ones, We esver y solicit the patrons "a
OF those who wish to tArry long in this Land Of
tha Sky"
Highlands il 50 miles north Of WaIh.lla south
Carolina. 30 nilea south OF webster on the
Western N. c. K. r. G~ad hacks and stages at
sylvia near WaSster. At BisDan's WalhaIls or A.
Holland Mtton'A. Seneca. s. C.. on Air Line n
ready t" bring PASSENGER to HiR hia dr at reason
sslsrAtes. JOSEPH FRITTs.
Proprietor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-29

Mr.. Morerg Griffith, Cessna, Pa.
says he used Powelps Prepared Chem
icals, and got as much grain and as
good stand of grass as from higher
priced fertilizers. Powell's Prepared
Chemicals cost only $500 per bbl.-
a sufficient quantity to make one-half
ton of complete fertilizer. Write for
descriptive pamphlet to the manufact.
n-ers, Brown Chemical Co., Balti.
more, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-29
The Hoosier Grain ana
Fertilizer Drill!

cit has given good satisfaction As fertil
izer, also as grain and seeder drill. II
drills oats and grass seed with the same reg
ularity and accuracy that it does wheat.
sd. BAKER"
1.-THE Hoosier Drill is complete success
and is IN demand. We are not afraid OF
any drill. 1t is very easy running Drill
"T. w. WILLIAMS"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-01-29

Stationary Engines, 3 t. 90 Horse Power,
Boders Of any style or poysE staeka Tanks FnInacs
Steam Pumps Centrifugal Punps, Oreamsries fitted
b. Bark and Dob Mil, and General Machintsts.
JOHN BEST & SON i faas FL HHlsRsf e:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-09-02
$50 inO sic jcbt?

| tperten mir bieIfu6 ben friibcren Suns
! ben un6 6reuuOen seirGst.
gntport.-Geds SduIsr tlber BEN
alien StanS, 416 2odamanna gloe., mil
9OpuIarsn @sbiIfsn,
grBberer GrfabrunB,
@rbberem &apitul,
8rbBerem Grebit,
unS iebmbsIi6en @ortbaI, ben SsIt
brinsen fam, um bas SinsSea SIeicers
baus ,um unbeItreitbareu Sauptquartier
fir ben glnfauf bon feiuen SIsiSern i'm
nprbbtIi6en EennIpioanien Su MAIDEN.
8rin9t fciwe Saterme NIT,
Senn bier gilt eS feline alien 9aSenbttsr
loS gu tperben.
llnisre iuusen 3uitnsibsr bObsn 6aS
bette 8enOmme.
9ommt unS bstradtet unier Eager
un6 ibr perbet itaunen.
SSur Eel uuS Fam 70 billie cin9es
Fault perfcu.
SinsScn aleiberbans,
4l6 2adapanua gloenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-09-02

Ger Gonbsnt bes iedstsn 9e9isIa'
tib.0iItrittes (Scrantpu umfanenp)
Ipirb ndttsn 9isnitas, ben 7. Sept,
i'm Grurtbauie babier suiammenirsten,
UNI spei Observation-Disclosures Su
npminiren. l9ir BADEN iaOn. friIber
barauf aufmerfiam Sema6t, bob bic
Deutiten ibr MbgIidltes than iOllten,
I'M Elm GiRitmugBeIn hes GemperenS'
elementeS in bic 9esisIatur 81 rerbin'
bern, unO ipir fprben baber bic eeut'
Iden Nspublitaner auL li9 rebt cifIiB
an ben 8orwabIeu nddten Samltag Su
betbeiliseu, eeren 9auer bon A bis Z
ubr 9iadmitta8s 1T.
IS mare biss UNI 10 ipilnI9ensiuer'
tier, oa Ssrr George Savser wieeer
9aneibat fur bic 9esislGtur 1T une un'
fer SntereHe es sebietet, i'm Die unge'
tbeiIte unterituBuns sutpmmen su lai'
fen. @enn Sarbsr aud nidt ais brils
Ianter 8eSner in 9arrisburs slanste,
70 bat er bod in alien BHentIideu 6Tas
gen bas Sutereiis ieincr Gcnitltuenten
beltens su ipabren Seipubt unb lit Su els
ner @iesernpminoton nm 10 mebr bts
rs6tist, ta ct iihrrliCb ni6t I'M 0sruts
bes SsmpersnsismuS heb.. gStr CLAUS
ben iiGsrbaupt, bab bic 8epubiitaner
iupbl tbun ipiirOen, bas uIte 9idtt-
g9illiams unp 6artcr -nohmals ms
6sIo III lealH. Us 1T feline @sfabr,
oas elmer bieIer 9siosn fir Brpbibitipu
ober dbnIi6e SpansSseisBs iiimmt.
Der 8sIsBSebunSS' 'GonpNt beS iiinf'
Ten 9;Itrittes Iiu6st am 7. Sept. in
0icuIie iast, unb bem PrCbibitiOns'
elem, Vt fpIlts aud bier bic Stirne 8t'
boten perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-09-02
@citereS 2pfaleS.

Scr bsmotratif6e county Gpn.
oent trat am 9isnItlg gtadmittog i'm
@rurtbauie ;uiammen. 9ia6 Der Or.
BaniiatiUn idritt man sur gtomination
cines &anoaeioaten fir Coroner. Or.
Spbn Burnett tuar Der eir;i9e uno
iuuroe einitimmiS nominiit..
Der Gon9rcbcOnpent frat fann sus
iammen, bod puroe fein Saneioat Dor.
gci6IaSen, Ionoern nur Gonfsrces no.
minirt, I'M nit bsnen bon 2userne
County su beratben.
Der SsnatoridIsGonDent trat ebens
falls an 8Ieiden Gage suiammen unS
nominirte u. .. Ro6s nit 81 Stimmen
sum StaatsieuatOr. Seun 9eener u.
j. We9iuItp eibielt "a Stimmen.
Der berporrn9enoite aanoibat Der
0emoIraten, fir baS 9lmt, Srani ..
Collins. 500 ieincn giamen Suriid, neil
SaS WoIlp DtaBuirC Clement Der Yartei
eeSrUbt bate, ibn am @ubItuse ob5u'
ibladisn.
9lO9e'S Siss 1T Elm Gies OeS Bolt
allISJllNBe2, OCT Sapltelpe Selnoe III
Der Ciaenen partei bat, ben ecnen Sea'
miib nidt Der Serin9ite lit.
= 8eorse Dt. g8alter, fruber Bel Der
8. 6. & 98. Babn babier aneeIteIlt,
idIi6te firSIid einen @bsd bon 1920
nit ben 9tamen BON y. u. Storrs unS
.. Sod unb erbieIt oas 0elo barauf.
- 9wei mSbrere Setunbsn lang an.
baltenee @rbbeben purSen 9ienitag
gludt UNI 10 ubr bier peripiirt.
- Sie 8epublifaner oss adten
9iItritteS nominirten am 9ieuitas ".
0iIrop bon 9lr6baIo fir GeIebgebuns.
- 9ur9 Die Serren Bernard, ". y.
Dunnins unb ", ., SteuenS 1T pO:ise
Bode in 0unnin8 cine neue StraBc
auSeele9t ipproen.
= Der 2leopfat Sobn s. SeraBp
Iiest oefdbrIid an elmer Complication
ucrihiebener 9rantbeiten oarnitSsr.
= Gine 6ruu MriBIep bon 6aetprp'
piQe erbins ii6 am NpntaS in einem ~
ibrer MObruns sebBrenrsn gIuBcu9e'
bduee; iis par etpa 20 Sabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-09-02
Staetratb.

SeGect Gouneil AM Witt.
mod Ibeno inter 9oriig bon gtGuIS. -
Gine bon Msennp sinssbrabte Rsiolus
tipn faiiirte, bic BEN StarigCometsr ans
ipeiIt, Bldne uno 8oraniHld8e fir ci.
nen 3peisiewer al @aibin9ton Wives
nue, spiihen Dive uno 8ibicn Straz
BEN, porsubereitsn. .-@rIte uno ,pCite
2eIuug paHirtcu: Dag Der Wapor els
nen QpliSeiarst anitellen bari, bciien
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