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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
How TO Prevent Colds.

The phrase taking cold'' is not
found in standard medical works.
Physicians regard It as inexact, and,
therefore, unscientific. By general use
and common consent, however, it has
become part of our language.
People in all walks OF life, and in all
climes. take cold, Those who live at a
high altitude in the West Iudies, where
the mercury varies but Ten degrees in a
year, feel change of two degrees as
much as do q variation OF ten times as
many.
Anything which impsirs the nutri-
tion OF the body, the nervous system, or
the circulation of the blood renders us
more susceptible to the influences which
produce colds.
First. then, one should see that his
diet, exercise, clothing and genera. hab-
its are such as will keep the bodily
health and strength up TO the highest
possible standard.
Given the susceptibility, there are
three ways in which people most often
take cold by allowing draughts of
cold air 20 strike the back of the neck,
by getting the feet cold or wet, and by
becoming suddenly chilled when heated
either from exercise or from sitting in
close, warm room.
Doctor BrowDsSequad, Of Paris,
recognizing these facts, proposes to rem
der the nerves of the neck and feet less
sensitive to sudden changes of temper
sture without discomfort or injury.
But this method has the disadvan-
tage of requiring extensive apparatus.
The same beneficial results may pc OBJ
tained by much simpler process.
Pour rock salt, or. still better, sea salt,
into two-quaIt fruit jar till 1t is half
full. Fill the jar with water. Let it
stand in your bedroom for twenty-four
hours, shaking it few times, and you
will have a stroHg brine in the jar above
the salt.
Pour pint OF this brine into bowl,
and bath the throat and neck thorough
ly with it, wipIng with towel. Now
follow by rubbing hard with a piece of
very coarse flannel till the skin glows.
Serve the feet in the same way. Res
peat this night and morning, and you
will very soon find that you are less IL
able than before TO take cold.
Add water each time after Won have
used from the jar, so as 10 have quaint
ty of brine in it continually. A person
whose circulation is very inactive
should bath the neck and feet in hot
water first, then follow with the cold
brine and the rubbing.
II one will follow the above direc-
lions, and protect himself properly, es-
pecislly his feet, when going out into
the open air, he VIII rarely or never
take cold from the first Two causes we
have named.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
Fifty Years Ago.

In fifty years the household has come
out Of darkness into light. There were
no mschineNmade pins with firm heads
a half-century ago. There were no en-.
velopes, postage stamps, no blottng
paper and no steel pens fit to use. The
housekeeper had no canned fruits, mes.
and vegetables. She could get no con.
densed milk, no cocoa and but little
chocolate. Fire was kindled with the
tinder box, and candles aud pipes were
usually lighted with lives Goals from
the FIRE place. Tomatoes were not eat.
en-, and neither ice nor Refrigerator
were known in domestic life.
No photograph of any kind had ever
been taken /; garden hose and water
proof garments were unknown. and
overshoes were but Just thought Of fifty
years ago. Cooling soda water and ice
cream were not at hand, sewing was
done by hand and household linen was
spun and woven at home. There was
no gas nor electric nor keoseue. Whale
oil ard tsllow candles were the sole re.
lance for light. Coal was hardly known
and wood was everYbody's fuel Table
forks were made of steel, and had but
two prongs. Everybody put food INTO
the mouth with a knife, and the ban
danna was the predecessor Of the napkin.
No one had thought Of 81 individual
butter plate, and stoves were a rarity
The news of the day was long line
in being disseminated among the psO.
pie, for the newspapers were scarce and
unenterprising, and published hardly
any but political news, and this had to
come by slow stage coach, for the tels
graph and the railroad had hardly come
into being.
The good old times sounds a great
deal better in sentiment than in reality.
They were never so good that any one
would want to exchange the present tOr
them and as good as the present is,
there is future upon which We are
rushing that offers to the imagination
all tee splendor of the fancy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
Ancient Inks.

According TO the Roman naturalist,
Pliny, and other authors, the basis of
the ink used by ancient writer's was
formed of lampblack, or the black Ia ken
from burt ivory and SCOT from fur
naces and baths. Some have also SUD
posed that the black liquor which the
catfish Yields was frequently employed.
One thing Is certain, that whatever
were the component ingredients, from
the blackness and solidity in the most
ancient manuscripts, from an iukstand
found at Herculaneum, in which the
ink appears as thick as oil, and from
chemical analysis, the the INK of an
tiquity was much more Opaque, as we'll
as encaustic, than that which is used in
modern times.
Inks Of different colors were much in
vogue. Red, purple, blue and gold and
silver inks were the principal varieties.
The Ted was made from vermiIion. Gin
nabar and carmine the purple from
the murex. one kind of WHICH, called
the purple encaustic, was appropriated
to the exclusive use OF the Emberors.
Golden ink was much more popular
among the Greeks than among the Ro-
mans. During the middle or dark ages
the manufacture both OF it and of sil
yer ink was an extensive and lucrative
branch of trade, and the illuminated
manuscripts which remain are a stink
ing proof of the high degree of perfec
tion to which the art was carried. The
making of the inks themselves Was a
distinct business and another connect
ed with 1t owed Its oriign, Was that OF
inscrbing the titles, capitals, as we'll as
emphatic words, in colored and gold
and silver inks.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
Oh. MhAI Cnurh-

VIII you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps OF the sure approach OF that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves II you can afford for the sake of saw
ing so cents, TO run the risk and do nothing
for It. We know from experience that
Shiloh's Cure will Cure your Cough. II
never falls This explains why more than
Million Bottles were sold the past year,
IL relieves Group ana Whooping Cough al
once Oothers do not be without 1t. 70,
Lame Back, Side or Chest use Shilohs
Porous Plaster. Soldby DR.. T. j. Dawson
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
To Make Your Flesh Croep.

some tricks OF the jugglers iu Indla
are really marvellous. Here is one that
is described in a recent letter from CAL
cutta
After sime enough 10 quiet our nerves
had elapsed the leader stepped forward,
holding in his hand ball Of colored
cotton twine, and, retaining one end OF
1t 10 his left hand, he threw the ball
straight mp in the air. 1t anwcund as
1t ascended, and just when the end fiut
tered loose aud we expected TO see all of
II come down with a run. a bird swoop-
ed down, and, taking the end OF the
cord in its Oedk, held the line suspend
ed. Presently the line vibrated and We
could see wriggling down it a serpent,
which the skin caught and handed TO
an attendant, hurried back to receive
from the hands OF the skin an Indian
baby that had come down the string
with a rush, and lay squirming in his
arms.
The ball of cotton on which these
mysterious phenomena were seen was
about the size Of a boombshell. How it
could have contained a live serpent and
live baby 1 am at a loss to understand.
We thoroughly examined the baby,
pinched it with the usual result, and
can certify that il was living child
with healthy lungs. 1 may mention
that when the attendant took the baby
the skin took he serpent and swallow
ed it quietly and quickly. All this time
the mesmerizsd man had stood a little
apart from the other Hindoos and was
still in the trance. Tuning TO him
now the leader made few passes with
bis hands and brought the fellow back
to consciousness, but we could not see
the handmade Hindoo, nor did any of
us notice what had become OF him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
Niagara Falls Measurment.

The following are the latest statis-
tics concerning the catsrac: The out.
line or the American Falls is about =
OOO feet, and the height abou, 165 feet.
Inc descent in the rspids aboye the
American fail is about 40 feet to the
half mile. The outline of the Horse.
shoe fall is about ? 600 feet, the height
about los feet. and the descent in the
rapio above about 55 feet to three quar-.
ters OF mile. The volume of water
passing over both falls is about IL, ,Ooo,.
600 cubic feet per minute, or about
one cubic mile per week, or 81 cubic
miles per year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
Dyspepsia ana Liver Comp,n,n,

Is IL not worth the small price OF 20 cents
20 free yourself Of every symptom ot these
distressing complaints. IL you think so cali
at our store ana get a bottle of Sholoh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has a printed
guarantee on IL, use accordingly, and if 1t
does sou no good 1t will cost you nothing.
Sold by DR.. T. ]. DaYison.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04

/IhhOHD 1IGS Never EG9l AItrgys Fs-<l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
The Best
Spring Medicine.

<nTxTc0 cnnD NOUrishes babies perfectly.
IhS SIhIE0 Io0D The Physician JaVori.e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-01-03
Nus benz obereu zbale.

GarbnnbaIe.-9oI 9oIiaeidef Barrett Be.
inerfte am Donneritas Moreen 3 nbi
Elm Seuer in benz @iobe e5tore an Waus
ifrabe. Gr trommeIie cine Nnsahl
MenIden beraus, bic ben Shlauhipa'
gen sur GteIIe brahten uub bas 5euer
i'm binteren Tbsile bss @ebduoes I6fd'
ten. Die Maaren iino gum Betrase
bon $4,000 beIddoiet. bds @ebduoe
ipenis. s.-9lm Montae Wloraen um9 nhr
brad Seuer in Sabipins Apotbefe aus
unb bas ean;e @ebduoe ipuroe serItort.
9tuber Der Apoibefe bate s. 6. Piercs
cine Photographic @alIerie. u. 2opens
tbaI Elm Sanep 9lptions @eid6ft unb
Der anarensenbe 9lidoIaS Roore bate
elm S9ubsei6dft. Sabtpin bate auf
@ebduoe s5. 900 8srIiaeruns unb auf
@aare $4,000; 9ieree mar ni6t pers
fidert, fein 8srIult 1T 81. 500; Wiids
aeI Wiabisan, elm Nadbar, erlitt am
fsinen Sauie einen Yerluit bon $500,
berIidert 2opentbal's 8erluit lit
1000, nit $1,000 8eriiherunB /;
@oure's 8erIult 1T 81, 800, nit nur
81 $50 8erii6eruns. = Durd einen
Sturs Der Dede in Der 9oipberlp @rube
ipurben am Montas mebrere Irbeiter
Ieidt berIebt. Gs bate bic asuis iRr
asben fOitsn fDnnen.
= Ssmp Dople, bon Sonestale,
ipur6e am Donnerftas nabe Der Warpln
@rubs bon einem .. & 8. 3use Setrof=
fen un6 70 Idper perIebt, baB man am
ieinem gluffommen speifeIt. DopIe
itarb am Samitue Sia6mIttas I'M 2ada.
tpanna SoipitaI.
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Cine Grfldrnns,.

ggir ipolen biermit ilniern 2eiern bi
glnfanbisuns MAIDEN, bab bas .Wod
/ enbIait" nidt perfauft 1T, 10 bic
aud babpn in anbersn bieiisen 3eituni
gen gefaielt ipproen 1T, benn Die Jlepor
ter Der senanntsn 8latter baten ii9 II
feinem einsisen Sale Wlibe geseben
lid, iiber ben 1batbsItanb an Der reHter
Aueae auf,utIdren.
Gbatiahs 1T alIerbinss, baB Elm Seri
Sim. 6. 3r5lfd bon pbiIabeIpbid meb'
rere DlaIe bier mar unb fiber ben NR1
fauf bes @eI6dftes unterbanbelte, aud
nit ben seiisuten 8eoinsungen sufrie.
ben mar. Sa, mir batten benielben be
gripatperIonen uno @eieafdaften nod
am Sonnias ais uniern 9la6fcIBer be'
fannt semadt.
9lm Montas foIIte bas @eiddft at-
seidIORen uno 9abIuns BeIeiitet tuer'
6en-aber Serr Trblid mar nireenos ~
finben. Statt ieiner fam cine Depeid'
bon 9biIabeIphia bes SnbaItes, bab bic
plbBIiGe Grtrnnfuns ieiner 6rau feline
Seimiebr n5tbis semadt babe. g9ii
iiberIoRen es bem 9efsr feline 1tanS'
sIoHen su MAIDEN.
9Bir iperbsn aIio bic 3eitune aud
ferner forifiibren unb in ftiraeiter 3eli
bebeutsnbe Serbeheruneen MAIDEN.
Dlit Danf fir bic uns betuieiens
1bsilnabme unb freunoIidem @rube
6ris Basner'
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Qittstpn.


Ssinria 1sdemsper, ct. sibOrp
Sas,, beridtst, bab feline 6rau, ipeIhI
SieI an neuraIsii4sn SdmsrSsn lit.
hurG bic Antpenbuns elmer ein;issr
6Iuide ct. Saiobs Del bon S9msrseu
befreit ipurbe.
-9 Die aIte Sones G5pfsrei an Sii
Nain Strabe tpuroe am Samitus ourd
5euer serIt6rt. 8erIuit $4,000, burd
8sriidPruns sebsst,
= Patrid WcDonaIb unS @m. SIC
5aSben batien an Weibnadtsmoreei
nobs Der Suneiiou Streit uuo McDon
alb scs einen 3eroIber unO idoB ben
gnpersn cine 9ussI in ben 9opf. De
MCrbbube nuroe mad bem eVunipBe
fdnsnib sebradpt isin Syisr absr Isb
nod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-01-03
@mnfehIensiperth. .

G. 2orens'S 9luireinianngs. MitteI
1T ba5 Bette Wliitel Besen Sautauss
idldee. aopfihmersen, ShpinbeI, rns
perbauli6ieit, Rbsumaiismus, BerIfopf.
unB unb fur cine aranDlihe geinicano
bes 8Iutes iibetbaupt,
6. 2evsn,'s "J0rn Remedy" III
eaS oefe @liltel sur 0ertreibuns Der
6iihHfrauNrH.
s. 2Orens's sherman BIttersv,
aus ben beiien ardutern une 99urseln
sulammsn asIebt. III Iebr empfebIenss
pertb in 5dnsn ron 9pspepiia, 8ers
Iiopfung, franler 2sber, Sdmersen i'm
Rdden nnh auf Der Seite, JterpDiit6t,
aoplpeb, slppstitIoFsisit unb allen
arantbsiteu, Die bon idIe4tsm 8Iui
perriibren.
6. 2orsns's 8abntrupIsH ftiIen ais
Sdmersen ailgenbIiiiih.
! 6, 9urens's 6nifeHs Mrbijin III 6al
bette 0eiImiiisl bel SuIten, Grfdltuneer
unh alien @sbredeH oes Salies uno bel
2unss, ipsI9s S4pinbin9t psrurIa,
| den.
&. aorsns's esbetiYiIen. Elm aus,
eeseihneies WitteI esaen aopIipeb
| BerItopIuna, 8heumatismus, Rerb6E
tat unb QranfReileR bss 8lutes.
6. 2Orens's Apoibese, 4l8 aadaipan
ma Apenue.
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rs Smitb'S 8ittsrs madt 5rsunbs,
mo INNER as sebraudt pirh. Wan
fam nitt ;u pieI sum Qobe bieIes aus
eeisiauelen Sitiers iasen uno mir ipres
den aus Grfabruns. IS ipiro ala Elm
anressnoes 9ausmitisl ftets sorrdtbie
gebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-01-03
gDerben mir nod cinen Sries
erfcbeu2

gerIdisf enc poliiiids Tropbeisn bsbaupten
Oae oiss Ger Sail lein wiro. Ma9 oem nun
fein ruie itm iuo0e oer Don Der mspyiniideH
@iifeuIbaft geseu oas 9ter Der SranibeiteH
gefubrte 9ampf miro nidlt aufb0ren. bic nil
0as utopilbe 3eitalter erreiht baben weroen
in welder has Menihenaeihleht nidt mebi
burd forperide qeioen b.imgeuft UeroG
miro. Gins Der mddtigfieH aBafen aus Del
9litiammer Der Seilfnnos 1T eoifetterss Wa
a,nbliisrs, weIdes fdJ ale 6amiisnmeoDin
Don ipeSielIem 8ubeu eruisien bat oa 60 fofor'
tiae alnoerunS mo idIieblide Ssiluus oerleni'
gen Magen. aeber. uno GiHgelusiosbeidwsr'
Den bringi. peidle am bduf9lten bprtommen
8eroaunngsidwade @alenbefhwsroen mo
9erfopfune fno unjsrirsunlide 0,fihrten lrno
Dieie Rlaasn iusroen ourb 0ns Bltters poll
fonlmen ansserottet aber Die bciltrdfti9e
@irfuns Oitler uniiberir fld Butrd9Iiden unc
peiunoen Wsoi3in eritredt iid AUDI aut ner-
Doie 9ufdae. 8belmaiismiis uno Rierenlei
zen; oas Gbaratieriitiinm leiusr nicutriagen
ben leeensrsidsn Biriuna 1T ote nnuersle dl
grincji6te,i nit Der ss nit oisien pie allen
anosren ansefdbrttn llujuirdeIldf.itsn ant
rdumt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-01-03
SSbe garter ssoti,eu .

Sn Der @obuuns ieineS Sobnes,
glo. 1919 2afapstte Strabs, itarb an
psrsanssneu Dlitiipob Der aIte Senrt
SacObs i'm 9lIter pOn 70 Sabren unb 1a
Iasen.
Der S@sriii Isste Iebte 8o6s
SeI9Ias auf bas @eiddft ber Gontrats
loren Dlorsen & 9lpmton in Spoe 9art.
gIpmton 1T infOIse beS S8Iases irriin'
Mig 8etporoen.
SD lit gan; unidSIid ali &euds
buiten unb fonnie eanSe Ndhte niht
idIofen. Dlein 8uitanb purbe nit is.
benz Sag idlimmer unS ale OlitteI
ihIussn fsbl. GnbIi9 entI6Iob i'd
mid Or. NueuIt 96nis'S Salnburser
8ruittbee su sebrauden bisier ausses
seidnete Tbee itelte mid in fur,er 3eit
ipieber bOqitdnois ter.-S. 9. 2app,
q. 0uecns Str., aansaitsr, ga.
Benjamin Sannis, bon Spbe garl,
unb Maion @arris, BON 9ife County,
befanben iib am Samitos auf benz 8.
& 8. @sIeiie auf csm Wese mad OIps
plant. Die Yl6nuer bemertten nibt
einen 5erannabenoen 2oblensug, uno
lpulben bon eemisIben sstroFen. @ars
riS irurbe aueenblidlisb ssi6btet unS
Sarris leift berlsbt. Ser 2eidnam
bss llneIddliben purSe an Sreunse in
OIppbant bic er bsiu9eu ipOate, iiber'
liefsrt.
= 4m Sonntag Iieb bic 9eppIe's
9ahn sum erIten Mal ibre Spoe Barter
8abnpaeen per Gleftri3itat betreiben.
9lllss arbsitste ;ur polIfommsnIten ans
irieoenbeit uno bic Gompanie madte
ben sanScn Gag biReg.9 risfiee Sc.
|'i6dfte.
= Der 4craaion 9urnberein bate
am SoRniae absno in Der Sale cine
GhriItbei9esruns, her unssfdbr 200 CT.
lpaGiene uno cine sleide 9lnsabl ains
Der bsilpobnten. Sin bibIdes pros
eramm tDuree borsefiibrt un6 bic Seis
terteii mar cine iehr ausgsIa1ene. Die
9moer erbielten ale elm bubbles @es
l'Idenf, unb bic DamenIeftion bes 8ers
eins mahte benz Turnlsbrer Srn. emil
pIasberS cine pradtpoae Stonbubr gum
0ei6enf. 9Iuss uerIief sar BOLTON.
menitsn 8ufrieoenbeit.
= 9as 9eerdbniB BON Srib Ssnninf
fanb ain 9onneritaB Radmiitag mad
oem SOref pill 6rieobOfe fait. Dei
Turnuerein, Spee Bari Wdunerdor
bic Safen uno 2eitsr So. uno 8ptbmdn.
ner 2oee saben itm bas letle 0eIeit,
unO 8dusr's 8anb fple!ts Grauermari
i6e. 9srr 9fy. 9BetmanR belt bi,
9eitsHrsSe.
- Se5t asitiren bic Sp6e garfel
iplceer fur cine Treftlins (lleberbau
iibsr bic Del. 8. & SO. @eIeiIe an g9eI
2adaircnua 9luenge. Die Serren cor
Oribsn iOllien uab Grringung bon Ro,
binfcn Sirabe iusnistenS Ianee senus
rubie iein, um Atbem ihbpfsn su f6n'
men. @enn bic Greitlins 70 feb. no
ibis 1T. 10 ioaen bic Spos Sarfer aud
elm ipenis in Die 9e,ae ersiien-obe
,s WauI 55aiten.. @arum foI bi
Stns. an bic $4,000 ausgeben, I'm
Der BeoyIes StraBenbabn cine 9reitlin
lber bic Giisubabn gu bauen 9a
tpare bSHi eiafaItis uno cine fingered
iisisit eeeen anoers StaottbeiIe.
rs Smiths 8iitsrs ma6t Sreunbs
ipp immer ss eebraudt mirh. Rai
fam nitt ;u pisI slm 2Obe bisies aus
sessi4us.sn Sitters idsen uno mir fpre
den aus Grfabrune. IS ipiro ala ei
anressnoes 9ausmiiisI fets sorrdtbi
gebalten.
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sfastratt.

Der Com mon Council belt
am 0onnerhae @benb eine reselmabiee
9erIammluns. ns.-Der Mapor beIeste bic
8sioIution fur NipeIiirlng bon 9ebnter
Strabe nit isinem 8eto.-Wlebreren
8eI6llKsn bes Select @ounciI ipurbe
beiseitimmt. -DerS Stabtseometer ipuroe
inItryirt. 4I6ne u. I, ip. fir BRaHeruns
Der penn Nbenue, an ben 9urbidnittss
punften bon Sliue unb garbon Stras
Ben, su madsn.-gine Oroinanj fur
6euer SpSrants in Der 4. Marb purOs
porselest t.-Sem eontrattor hes zee
9luep Sepers pirb nihts beiobIt, bis
er ale 9lnlprahe fur 4rbsit uuo Wlute.
rial befrieoigt bat.-Der Staoii6abs
meiiter tpurbe aneeipieien, nibt frlber
uls bend. Mdrs Sirafen ftIr NidtSobs
lung Der Steuern aubuerlesen. Cine
Dr6inan3 fur elm eIsttriides 2i9t in Der
5. @oyb, foipie cine fur 6ertisball
beS geipSlbten Gulpes i 8ailroao
anep paHirtsn bv~ .miIislns bon
s639 erae unb II lsiuns. STIR bic
aofen Der aersuups bon Ior'Dppli.
iaten fir 1888 purbs our9 ReIoIutipa
| ssiOrst. -@srta9t,
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ed,pinSiud5t aebeilt.

Giuem alien grJts. Der ton Der Brnris su.
riidanoesn iebi, iphroe onrh sinen oltiHOilden
Willlondr bic 4eihrsibnng eints einfaden
ptaeiabliihen eeilmi,trls tit Die iHuele Huo
baurues kdIaHs bon pungsniamlHoIndi.
8ronditis, gatdrrb, aifhmn iiu0 alien baIs.
uno QnnsenlrunfbefeH anagfhanelt. aEh
Gin plitisl far Pohiiss rselials psiIana bon
NaDsuiawabs uub ollsu asip,ulvaut6siitu.
aehpsm Der 0oftor Die mnnosrh.r.. 80 q,
trdfteH tn tduirno 6dIIen trprcbt bate, efod,.
tsis CT es fur Ieine Rhiht. oas Wsitisl Itine,,
leiOeHoen MlimeHihsn beiaant ,n madbtn.
@ou oisiem Rotiu nEo @uHtrt geiriebsn, ban
belle Ct. SD imos oietes Bssiept aani Ioen,
fret an alle bic es plaihen. in oeutldbsr
snaliider aRo irauibFfhsF Sprads nit uolIel
snweifuHa. btr psritlIluTg nnb ots @ebraud1s
etHOe AohrsHs uno 8riffmatis, besisae Did
aui oi.ie 3eituug ino i'd IeHes % lofyti. B
v. Wopss, 14s pcwsrs 8lod, HO9sfsF, =. D
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gpn Der sasfeite.

nA- Wlrife in aanusn, Summern in
@sIee, iaure 9laIe, bel @ibmaper.
StaSiratb Sobn Stolen iiset am
Nbeumatismus oarnIeeer.
Sim SamItas ipurSe bic SCRANTON
StabImlbIe auf bic Dausr bon einem
Monat ssidloHen. 8e6sntenbs 3spa.
ruturen tperbsn in eisisr 3sil aemadt.ss :
Sin ben Iebtsn 9asen iparsn bic Seis
tenpege in Der 4adbaribaIt Der Geear
apenns 8rads in idredli9em Suhanbe,
70 bab bic Subedneer f6ruIi9 ipatsn
mubten. IS 1T cine Sdanos. SaB in
elmer 70 eroBen Stact, ipie Sgantpn.
bic ssute 10 i6musis sars4ttommen.
Sdneiber 8ros. baben IN ter Ietter
3eit bebeutenee YsrbsTsrunsen in 10.
rem @efddftSIofaI eemadt, baruntsl
cine babI9e Office, 9elspbon u. (. 10.
| 70 bab iie isbt eines ber blbidsRen @s,
| iGafiSIolals auf Der SdSieiis babsu.
Der airGen9or Der beuii&en gres
bpterianer @emeinbe bon Sidorparab
tritt auf 81. Sanuar 1899 nit cine
9lbenbunterhaltunB Dor has pubIitum
psIds am eenannten Gage in Der aie
berttans Sale. hnb am 4 Sebruar i
SHimpffS @srmunia 9aas ssssbei
wirb. hsber ben 5nsf mb6ten hi
iopiel Iasen, bab Der 9irasndpr Elm
nsus 6rssI uptbis BAT une aud babe
iolis, uu nit Der nsasn Stirde aa bar
monirsu. Die @emsjHes ipar uu6 i
, nod eurd Bsineuern fdr ben 4raRi
| .smpeI belaItet, DsFum asbt HE . Ser,
. Ii&s 9itts an ssas 9ubIiium i'm @an:s
: unb @roben, bur9 gnlauf bon Tide
unb BeIuh Der MISUNDERSTANDING be-
! air1enaor unter bic Arms su sreiEel
. Die Mrranseure uns Miiipirlenben ipel
/. ben getuiB bsrIuden, bem publifum G
!. ipas @soiseenes su bisten-Y Duff. O.
: Tong unb Elm 1bsateritid Die tlsil
4 2auienfpieIerin", SdauIpIsi nit O
fang in fiiuf 9lublBen.
!. alIIc, ioate Dir, lieber 2sier Ober 8
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8effern 0reGeO Beet.

anber ben jwsi earIaoungsn suseridjteies
6lsiidl, oas mir Wontas Hi6 9cnneritaa CT.
balten. empfangen mir tdslid frift geidlah.
istes Jleild Uom enuor, ftilde uno 2alt.Gisr.
Butter. adie un0 eunoproontte iibrrbaupt.
gpir baben ferner einen 9orratb Der beiten
bologna Bnrft friide uno eeialjene Shul.
tern Hippsn. Gbnds. HnnOitiide etc. llnisrs
Bolognalunrf ibertrifft ade an6ere
Gale & Go.
IA f0t 9adapanna abtnne.
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@m. aprmatber's
Oentide 9Ipot6efe,
72A %ittstpn 2lbeuste,
nabs Bird StraBs.

Der eigentbimsr, in 0euti&laub ttnaiIidj
atprifter asotbettr nHb GbemiIer. periueunsi
apt Die 5ubtreituHg bon Re3epten bic ar6ete
eoFgIalt ale Rt6ilaments iino friih
- 8eIepbonbtrbin0ung nit alien aeralen.
Geuilde DeiIlrdnttr un0 @uraeIn. Batenf.
@ebuintu. 8oiIette.artiteI. II. 4. 70.
Heeienuno plnIiIia uuo resa. 25
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&etmriel, 8res,,

4zI EadaTDunna 9benue, Oef1itfDTl,
unb lol Drain 9lpenne, SpOs Bari.
ilnirs @allsrien iiu9 auf oas Bette eines
ribtei fur aufnabmeu isosr art Photographic
ider 8iIoer. Sir tlein( (Ainoerphotogr
iouneu mir bsrmittels per Roment1ufnabR
ieoeBeit 3nfrieoenbeit haroHtiren,. ano per
cine bubble Cabinet oSsf frsing aropes @Ortraii
photographic, cine esIungenss BaifSLienbilo
ooeI @eiellidaftssrupps, Elm ihoues HaTi6:
ihaftsbilo ODER aniidlten bon @sbduben etc.
ODER audi cine astreue gopis bon eiuem alten
Yiloe babeu mill. ipreds bel uns Der. llnlere
era1on PORTRAITS psraienen bsionosre gBir.
oisung.