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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
Don Der SnSfeite.

9luf Der SdbIeite 1T bic 8autb6ties
feit nod in bpaem 9anee.
2ouis @5b un6 Utassie S6nens
Ter ipurpen am Samitag 4benb bur6
Germ Pfr. 8belmann 3u einsm gbes
paare berbun6en. Die 0eubermdbIs
ten baben li6 in 9rObibence nieberses
laHen.
gaSpar 9irihner tarb am Wontas
in Der Mobnun9 ieiner Todter, 6rau
Caroline Utilsr, go. 11l8 Bennington
glbenue, i'm Mlter bon 79 Sabren, 10
Wonaten unb 9asen. 9as 8esrdbs
nib finbet beute (0littipod) Ra6ntittae
na9 benz Maibinstpn Gpeuue 5riebbofC
Itdtt.
Sris gang, Der 8aufmann bon 9itts.
ton Mpenue, reiite ain Dienitae mad
gsfp Yorf, bon no er eine 8eiie mad
europa MAIDEN ipirb. Die glaeba6ei
tperben ii9 tpunbern, iuenn iie ibn ieber
unb b6ren.
emil Sdmibt tpoIlte Iih ni6t bor
Rar 8biaip iibsrtreffen lofen unb bal
iiH ebenfaIIs elm Sdpsin i'm @etpihi
bon $50 pfunb sefauft unb stpar bal
bafslbe feds Sunse.
SEQ 8ubaisfep ipurbe lm SamItaf
bon Glib. 8bsIer untsr $500 8drgi6afi
sefelIt, neil er unsetlast mar, elmer
tbdtliden Ansriff uuf SatOb 2utber &c.
madt au baben.
Der 6rauens s8erein Der Geear Mbe.
nue. eb. lutb. @briitussemeinbe bat au
beuts (Donneriias) in Der 2irde elm,
MISUNDERSTANDING arraneirt, bel tpeIr
der muIitaliide unb anbere 8ortrds,
esseben tperben; bic 9amen ferbirer
Grfrii1unsen berldiebener Art. mi
@is Cream, 9u9en II. {. 10. Der &C.
rinse Ginirittspreis bon 10 Gsnts ioIIt
sinen sabIrsiden Ssiu6 porauSiesel
IaHen.
9as eemeinIdaftIide Bic Sic be
brei fatbOlifden Geieaidaften (Si
9etrus, Pius un0 ct. SOispb's rlnterf
0sreinen) i'm @entraI gari am tommen
ben Mittipoh ipirb ion6er 9fpeifel aub
erorbentli1 gut beiudt tperSenAnb biz
| 9lmhIement bieten.
sar Annoneirt I'M ,,@o9snbIatt" /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
9pbe Rarfer Oeoti,en.

= Nuf Der gSeitieite bat man fiir;lid
in stpei 2asen n Sun6e uni9d6Iid
sema&t unb bon bieien eridOb 9OIisii
@brUmes allsin "a.
Oas iabrIi&e 9ie gie Der beut.
iden Presbpt. 6pnntagsIduIe bor
Spbe Bari tpirb bieien 9onnsritas in
@abIers @arten nattfin6en unb obne
3psifeI febr ;ablreid beiudt tperben.
Die 9emeinbe bat in Der Iebten 9eit
einen resen gifer enttpideIt, Der iid
auf eie SonntasSidule eritredt, au
oeren Benefi3 bic 5eitlihfeit itattfinbet.
Die WlitsIieoer Der 2ir1e unb bon
SdpeiterBemeinben iinb freunbIi9It
sum Sefu6e einseIuben.
- aae nnor6nungen bes Maaens
ipercen iider bur6 Or. glusuif a6nis's
Samburser SrOpfen sebeilt.
- SpIbanus Seermans, elm Ianas
idbriser 8epobner Der @eitieite, itarb
am SOnneritas i'm GIter bon 80 Sabs
rem.
= Sobn Senninss, Elm Seftionsars
better an Der .. 6. & SO. Babn, perIor
um 9 1br am Samitag Morsen nabe
benz Gapuea Sdadt iein 2ebsn, ais er
I'M Gnseii6te eines &pbIensuges bas
9eleiie freuSen tpoIIte Senninss mar
81 Sabre aItunb binterIdbt cine @ittns
nit iieben. meiit ertuadienen 2inbern.
: Die aunii br S&Snbsit Iisst nitt Ia
S6SnbtitsmittfIn, ioHenn IN rsinnn 9Iut
uno eitits Gbdlt man bur& 9urbpd Bloch
9itttrs.
= Cine aIte Siitte an scranton unb
SadiOn Straben, Die bon elmer 5amiIie
Wli&ael GcobiI unb einisen StaIienern
betpobnt mar, serietb am Sonntas
8ornittaa um 10 llbr in 8ranb un6
mar serf6rt, ebe bic 5euertpebr bans
beIn6 einsreifen fonnts. Die Sn1aiIen
retteten baS meiite bon ibrem Sausge.
rdtbe unb ber @eIammtbsrIuIt ipirb
niHt iiber 5000 betraeen.
= 9err Sranf Stetter fubr
Sonntag nit einem Srsunbe nan 80
Zoos ipa3ieren unb aus irsenb einem
0runbe f9eute bas gferb unb rannte
eabon. gor 8ubImann's 2ofaI, an
Sadicn StraBe, itieb bic 2utids sessn
Elm anberes Subriperf un6 Ststter unb
iein @efdbrte ipurben bsraus eeI6Ieus
bert. aber nidt berIsbt. 9as Subr.
inert tparbe ifiidipeiis beimeetraeen.
B% Putnaaren, Site, 8onnets,
Blumen 8dnber, 9iebe etc., gnsrps
uno Detail, in 8roipn's Bee Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22

: bort bon einem Ser. ct. 8eamten Be
! eIaubisen ldbt.
Damit pdre aber ipieber nidts er
reidt. benn Iaut @siet muB bas @erid
IN Der Oftoberiibuns einen glubitorel
ernennen, Der ale papiere elmer aenauer
! Suraiidt unteripirft unb bann bem Sc,
ri9te 8ednuns abIset. 9iefe 9lrbeil
erfcrbert elm bis stpei Monate 9eit unt
ipenn bas Geridt nit ieinem S6neden=
eanBe bann f6IieBIib cine beitere 8ers
fiigunB trifft, ipiro es IN inbe itens
Sanuar 1890. 9afeIbe febrt ii6 bes
fanntlid nidt an bic 8s6iirfniiIe Sins
aelner, iOnbern banbeIt mad bem tobten
Buhtaben.
g8ir ipOlIen bier gum S6Iub nod
Gum man&en 9lnfruBen su besesnen)
bemerfen, oab bic 9lftiondre Der 8anf
erft bann perantiuortIid semadt iper6sn
tbnnen, ipenn ieoe anbere 9lttiba ers
f66pft.iit; ; febIt aud bann nod etipas
sur Deduns Der 8erbinolidfsiten, 70
tommen bic ,,Direttorsn" an Die
8eibe. Die Sauptiade 1T un6 bIeibt
immerbin, baB allen Nnideine na6 bic
9epoiitoren ie6en Sent ibres @utbabens
erbaIten iperoen. @inItipeiIen iinb bic
Depoliten cine er3iuun8ene Gapis
taIanlaee.
9Ius ben @sri6tsberban6Iunsen am
Wlontag seben mir nod folsenbe ROtis
sen in 8s,us auf senannte 8ant:
Gbarles $. @elIes, gtnipalt bon glis
iisnee @dniter, iteIte AM 8ormittas
ben Gntrus, bab baS @eridt bic 9Its
tionGre Der 8anf stpinee, bic nod su.
riidsebaItenen ftinfsis PrO;ent bes vi.
tienfapitals ein3usablen. @s fei cine
8eriammluns Der glftiondre su bieiem
8pede berufen iporben, aber eS babe
niemano oem 8ufe entiproden. gs
ieien nidt eeniisenbe SonbS bprbanben
;ur Sefriebisune Der Depoiitoren, foIgs
lid mdfe bas 8apitaI einsesosen ipers
ben. 9as @eri6t mar Der 9lnliGt, |
bab elm FOLDER 8efsbI pbne triftise |
9riinoe nibt Seeeben tperben fbnne un6 |
ernannte .. SO. Connolly ais Commit. |
far ;ur @nteeaennabme bon Seueens
ausla9en, pel9er am 80. sept. berlhs
ten Ioa.
9aS @eiu6 betrsifenb, bab bic Dis
reftOren Der berfra9ten 8ant cine ses
nuue 8e6nunssablase e'ben iOqten,
enti6ieo &idter Connolly, baB bieIeIben
unter bem @eiebe ni9t basu sestpunsen
iperben fDnnten. Die 8anf fei fein
Snititut sur 9Iussabe bon @sIb seipefen
%. B. iie babe feline 8anfnoten ais Inns
IaufsmitteI ausseseben), foIsli9 bdtten
bic 9eitimmuneen beS @eiebes bonn Is.
apriI 1850 AUDI auf iie feline 9Inpenbs
ln9.
Diefes @eieb eritrsde ii6 ni6t auf
8anfen, bic nur Depoiitsn unb Spars
ionbs annebmen. @r tpeiie 6aber bas
Seiuh 3ur &e6nunssabIage surdd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
Wapne Gountp.

6onrsbaIe.-9ie idbrIi@s Reunicr
Der fieben County 8eteranen fanb an
Sreitas bier ftatt unb mar BON teIter
@etter beainftiet. Die Stabt pranst,
I'M Sdmud bon ardnsen, @uiEkan6er
unb 6Inseen unb an mebreren Ghaben
tparen @brenpforten srri9tet. 'Stipo
1000 8eteranen unb sipbIf 0ufiesfrs
iparsn i'm 9uee, Der iia bur9 unisr'
i6attenreideu Sauptitraben betpeeie.
Die 9amen ferbirtsn 6as gEen n
@aitIe 8ini unb es mdfen ii9 bort ar
1000 Betfonen an 8obuen uno Sped.
2affee uno 8rob eeidttiet baben. Die
neutrality-suspicious. puroe in
Central BARI abeebaItsn uno als 3s6.
nes funsirten Sen. 3bpmaS q. Ster
mart, Sen. Gbipin 9. Osborne, Senrt
@iIion unb Reb. $ W. GrpoenipiIe,
Die nddfte (eIfte) 8suniOn fol- in
Susquebanna Depot ftattfinbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22

i6h3ornise unb idmubiee Nbenteure
Berietb in cine fur@tbare Wutb auf bei
sreiien 8unbesridter 5ieIb, namentIid
aIs oiefer ibn un6 feline Satin" me-
gen elmer @erihtss ScanbaIieene Elm.
lfperren Iieb, 9ieier Gage nun trafer
I6ie Drei tpieber su 2atbrop, GoI., Ia
elmer 8abnreitaurant ;uiammen; Ierrt
| idlus ben 8unbesridter nit Der 5auii
in's @eiidt; barauf feuerte bsr Buns
oesmaridau 9taSle, ipeIder 6ieIb aIs
2eibipaae biente, auf ben gefdbrIiden
Batron unb t6btete ibn ausenbIidIid.
sIuBer ieiner iauberen @ittipe bat 9lies
manb ben &erl bsbauert, Der tpobI in
8omanen unb Dime sRobeIIen forts
leben trirb. gia9trdsIi6 purben Safts
befebIe sesen Ri9ter Sielb unb Wlars
i6aII 9ta8Ie auseeitellt, bod ipirb bies
len fpobI ni9tS eeideben.
SulIipan Der @robe tpir6 Jest in
Diiiiifippi ipesen Der jiineiten ideubs
li4en PreisbaIserei procefirt unb ip6ns
bert ii6, bab man ibn in ieinem Grperb
Su it6ren ipast. gr 1T su stpDIf Dlos
nate @efdnsnib unb 5000 Strafe ber.
urtbeilt iporben.
Die Sabbatbfanatifer iinb iest in
bielen amerifanifden Stdbten unee.
mein tbdtis, namsntIid aber in gleip
Yorf, Gbicaso unb &anfaS gitp, unb
tpeun lie aud ni9t iiberau 70 boqitdns
big triumpbiren, ipie fie eS in Gineins
natl setban, 70 tperben ibnen bod ais
lentbaIben 9useitdnbniiie eemadt unb
Dpfer sebradt. Das S9Iimmite fiir
ibre @eener 1T. baB biefeIben meiit ans
einis iino.
OaS llneIid Bat uns in bieier Wo6e |
ipenieitens ni9t in grsBen 9ortionen |
beimseiudt. 9o9 iinb bic DaIbbrdnbe |
in Oregon unb Rontana unb bas Sod. |
tpaher in glebrasfa bebentIi6 genug, |
an 6euersbriniten feblte es aud ni6t, |
unb Bel einem 3uiammenitoB zines mad
9tia8ara Sails seben6en grpreBSuges |
NIT einem 2ocaIsuse = tpieber infoIse
bon nnporii6tisieit bat es brei
3obte unb elm babies Dubsnb f6per
8erIebte seseben.
SIN S6nedentempo eebt Der bes
riibmte Gronins Noroproceb in Chicago
poripdrts. Die ipi9tisite neuere 9baie
in bemieIben 1T bic 2luSIieferuns Wars
tin 8urtes aus Ganaba unb feline Sbeus
in ber @aftenitabt. Ob bies
ier irif9e 8ebmmOrb ie sefiibnt iperbsn
Iptrb, eri9eint INNER nod fra8Ii9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
2rdeteit Der Ssieren Ut Elm ees
fdbrIidber Tebler berfefbeu.

Sm 5uftano Der llntbdhsfeit eerafbsn fl
RAID ai;ber OronnHe. SeHs bartnddigsn nnn
uerbdueuibuoIleu eeioen. Die 8riebrIbe Rie
rtnfronibeit uno 3ndtrrubr feden fia mi
i@redliher Siherbeit Elm. iobaIo bic giieren
tbdtiaftit petfagt BIaisniatarrb enrnbe
i9wtrOs uno 3pnns fnO bic fait unptrmsio'
liden 6olgeu elmer partieuen 9ibmung bel
8laie, Die burd Sdpdds ODER Srdgbsit Der
ielben psrIriaht piro. ScRsttsr's Magsu
biiiers il Elm pobIihdtie ruirfenoes anrsgenoes
WeitteI oas bic sbdtigtsit Der in Reoe lteben
ben Or9aue fOrbsrt. anf OsiIen @iriungsn mar
ff perldien fam, pbne ben iibsrarobtn @eil
befir6tsu 3n mhheH. iuelder bdnfg Die 8oIei
bee @ennfes Der gewobulih I'M panbel Dor
ionimenoeu ni6t meotiniId pr6parirteu eli
muInnteu it, aIe psitere wobIibdtiae @irf
une bee 8itttrs 1T anjufibrsn, oab 20 bud
Die gBisoerberfeIHns Der aitiorsfdbieteit bel
Rteren oitfelben In Stano iebt oae ourd Die
ieiben pafiTfHoe 8Iut BON alien llnreinieteiter
jn btfftieu, peIde 70 bduFe Absumatsmui
nno Waherindi pernrlndeu. Rerpoftdt Bic
Der uno Dfattiafsit, Beritopfung uno 9pspep
pa peroeH our6 bos Btttert iibsriuunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22

Gtfrsifts Strrtn 8aIbriSsan, friibsr $3.50,
jfst "a Gents Gin anJug.
.3psi poGIe ssilfeH stmil6ts StrrsHifriimpfs,
13 9ts.. brti Taar fur 25 gis.
llnlaunbirtt 5smben, itarfs 9rulf unb Riidsu
einnrnbulsn. 9nls- uno ArmbcaB pom esin,
panb, ppn rs auf 43 Gents btrab
300 SOnntnlhirmf, f1parj unb farbis,
psrtb Ron 50 bis $5, mad tisnsr Mabl fir 81,
St.25, $3.50 bis tu 81 95 fir bic bfiftn.
1alhsnnbrtn. gti6mtibs, g4anoubrtn,
Wr1trIbmisbpaars, SiIbnpaart, 86nbsr,
9ptions unb aase i'm 6aht BON 6anev Raa-
rtn nm 25 gro,tnt nitbrisr ale irssno Gin
5nus in bn Staet. aauamtt pom eanbt
lOIisn bti uns pprIpnhtn. gDaartn ptrfauft
,u Ntp gOrffr Spbbtvprsiltn, nobel ibr bic
6ra@t Part. 9th psilt une fault bel uns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
aGerIet.

= Cine Srau D'9rien, 65 SABRE
aft, purbe am 9ienitus 9lbsnb Isstsl
@cde nabe benz Cummings 3sIerpoil
bon bem Q. 6. & %. 8uss sstroffen
fs srIitt einsn S1dbeIbru1 un6 man
bat serinse 9Offnuns auf ibr gIufiOm-
men.
- Die Obj Ssloips Gale in Mos,
soip eebt ibrer 8oLenbune entseeen
DieIeIbe in nit ginl@Iub 6sS Baie.
ments brei Stodiperfe bod unb 30 Bel
go Sub i'm 1lmfaHse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
EsTABLIsHED. 1896
THE
SCRANTON W0CHENBLATT
Published every ThurudAy.
EsTABLIsHED.

FRED. WAGNER, Editor and Publisher
Subscription, $500 PEI year.
- Being an old established paper,
and circulating all over the county and
especially In the city, it cannot be surpassed
Is an advertising medium.
1 inch $2.25 first insertion, each subss
quent insertion $l.75 per inch.
JOB PRINTING
In English and German, promptly ana
neatly executed at the lowest prices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22

Der Gieentbimsr, in 9eutidlano ifGntliH
aspriitsr aBoibefer une ebemitsr. psriusnesi
auf Die 3ubsrsitnng BON Rejspten Die grob;e
Sorsfalt. aae Meoiiameuts fHo friih
Ha- -seIepbonperbiuouHg nit allen aepien.
Seutihe Seilirduter uno Burjeln. Ratent.
Wsobinen, Soilette.ariitel II. |. 10.
Beoisuun9 piuitIit nHo reel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22

so Duesnb Ddmsniiriimpft, REGULATES ia.
brifat biibi& srffrsift, prtis 25, isbt is Gents
has paar.
IS DuBtnb ibpaps Stinbnariimpfs, pon 10
auf 6 Cts bsrabssirst; frnr 25 DuBtnb
jtinbenriimpis l6parJ unb wtib ssfrtift
CUTE AuaIitGt ppn is auf 8 Gents.
500 9priftts, G'r6Be peu 10 bic 30, pTsis
ron 40 auf 25 &ents bsrab.
300 @erisiit, iibsrall fir 80 Gis. psrfauft,
isBt 80 Gents.
so DuBtnb 5aldfntiidsr fir Damtn, nsu-
cite WuIftr, BON 10 auf 9ts.
- DuBsnb ssrippts Damsu-gsifs, bon 35
auf IS Gents.
9albrissan Dnmfn-gfhs, quite AuaIitSt
BON so auf 81 Gents.
so DuBtnb 5srrsn-S Salbrisaau, nuI bunfsI-
uub btlbraun, prsis SO, ifst 25 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
gSeffern Orefreb @eef.

anbsr ben spsi GnrIaaApen ,ussvid5tetes
Dlstf9, oas mir Mcntap 1uuS @Cnnerltaa er.
balten. empfangen mir tdsIid frif6 geidlad.
isfes tlelld pom eanoe, ftiibe unO aalf.Gier,
Butter. Sdie uno eaHoprooutte iiberbaupt.
4Sir baben ferner einen gorratb Der befen
Bologna gBnrt. frifde uuo seinljsne SduI.
tern. Htppen. ebuds, Runofide etc. unferf
Solo9naipnrff hbertrifft ale anoere
Gale & Go,
IA f0t Qadamanua 4peuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-22
Sraaf Stetter, IT.,
S0tel itmo S6derei.

Wfatnftraee, SpSe Narf, ga.
Warme unb faIte epeilen Rnb ~ ieoer ga.
9esjeit 5u baben. Brides Eager ftets an
5oPf. foiuie Beine eiqu5re unS Giaarreu.
Die nit meinem SoteI perbnnbene Bdderei
lisfert elm uo1i9Iides 8adperf, unO ueroen
alle BefteIlungsn prompt uno biIlie befurat.
az 6rant Stetter.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

EOR SALE.-THE BAKERY WITH
L lease now doing good business at No.
AID East Fourth ST. aul-u
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23
A Washington Scandal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-A marriage
notice Of DR.. James A. Frazer and Lille
q. Thorn appeared In Q Washington
pap.r yesterday. Edward X. ID. Mayne,
an uncle OF DIR. Frazer, now says the lat
ter had no right TO marry, as he has q
wife living In Halifax, whom he had
married there In 1883 while he WAS at
tending medical college. The lady was
Edith Neal, daughter OF w. H. Neal, a
merchant, at that time wealthy, but who
has since failed.
Tho doctor and his Halifax wife came
to Washington to live and later went To
Chaptico, Md. Over year ago Mis.
Frazer was persuaded TO return to Hail.
fax with her two children, the climate Of
Maryland not agreeing with her. MIR.
Mayne says that DR.. Frazer has never
sent his wife any money, and last October
wrote to her suggesting divorce, to
which she would not consent.
Miss Thorn was clerk 10 the Census
Office. Her mother, who is employed IN
the Agricultural Department, says DR..
Frazer claims 10 have been divorced.
He and Mis- Thorn went to Baltimore on
wednesday And were married, aud tele-
giaphed Mrs. Thorn that they were on
their way to London, Ont, to visit the
doctors mother.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

CHARLESTON, s. c., Get. 2l.-Captsin
I. X. Walter. q prominent man in the
Farmers Alliance, has challenged ii. u.
Cunningham, editor Of the Orangebure
Spectator. Cunningham reported one OF
Captain Walters speeches and put
words In his mouth that he repudiated.
In the course OF controversy, Cunning.
ham ridlculed Captain Walter, called
him gentleman Of the old school and
limited that ne fought with lis mouth
more than With weapons. Then Captain
Walter challenged Cunningham. The
challenge was declined.
Captain Walter then published the
correspondence, and added the following
note: "The public can estiua ate at his
true value man and an edl or, who,
after indulging in the vilesi aud most
atrocious abuse of fellow citizen
through the columns OF his paper, re-
fuses to be responsible for his utteranc.s
aud whines like q whipped cur In reply
to demand for either retraction or sat
isfaction."
There will hardly be any fight, as It Is
not likely that Cunningham will make
any reply to Captain Walters caru.
should he say anything there will proba-
bly, be further trouble.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

Very nearly everybody in Charleston,
5. G., hss something 10 suggest in the
way of making her coming festival more
attractive. The latest and perhaps most
novel suggestion takes this form: "Let
the Executive Committee ask the pa.
rents OF all the children VINO were born In
Charleston during The earthquake to
bring their earthquake babies TO hall on
given date and hold reception. 1t
might be as well. perhaps, TO ofer a
prize Tor the biggest, the heaviest or the
prettiest earthquake b4by, although I'm
sure the parents wCald gladly come Into
the arrangement without any offer OF
prizes or remuneration. 1t would be q
most Interesting and attractive feature of
the festival. If the Executive Committee
haven't time to attend TO it, what's the
matt, with the Chrysanthemum Stow
people Incorporating that feature In their
exhibition :? The earthquake babies
among the chrysanthemums and opponax
would draw hundreds Of visitore."
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23
THE AGE OF FArER.

We live In paper houses, wear paper
clothing, and sit on paper cushions In
paper cars, rolling on paper whe Is.
We do q paper business over paper
counter, buying paper goods, paying with
paper money, or charging them up in
paper books, and deal 10 paper stocks on
paper margins.
We row races In paper boats for paper
prizes. We go to paper theatres, where
paper actors play to paper audiences.
As the age develops the coming man
viii be more deeply enmeshed In the
paper net.
He will wake In the morning and creep
from under his paper clothing on his
paper bed, aud put on bis paper dressing
gown aud paper slippers
He Will walk over paper carpets down
paper stairs. and, seating himself ia Q
paper chair, will read the paper news In
the morning paper.
A paper hell will call him TO his break
fast, cooked iu paper oven, served on
paper dishes, laid on piper cloth on q
paper table.
He will wipe his lips with a paper nap.
kin, and having put on his paper shoes,
paper hat, and paper coat, and taken his
paper cane, he will walk on paper
pavement or ride In paper carriage to
his paper office.
He will organize paper enterprises and
make paper profits.
He will go abroad on paper steamships,
and navigate the air IN PAPER balloons.
He will smoke paper tobacco 10 paper
pipe, lighted with a paper match.
He will write with paper pencil, cut
paper pencils with paper knife, go fish,
ing with paper fishing. od, q paper line
and paper hook, and put his catch in q
paper basket.
He will go shooting with 9 paper gun,
loaded with paper cartridges, and defend
his country In paper forts with paper eau
mons and paper bombs.
Having lived bis paper life and achieved
paper fame and paper wealth, he will
retire to paper leisure and die IN paper
peace.
There will be q paper funeral, at which
the mou ners, dressed IN paper Grape,
Will wipe their eyes with paper handker-
chiefs, aud paper preacher will preach
paper sermon in q paper pulpit from
paper text.
He will lie in paper coffiu wrapped In
a paper shroud, his name will To en-
graved on paper plate, and q paper
hearse, adorned with paper plumes, will
carry him to q paper-lited grave, over
which VIII be raised paper monument,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

Never lean with your back asains
anything that is cold.
Never begin q journey until the break
last has been eaten.
Never take warm drinks aud then i'm
mediately go out into the cold.
Keep the back, especially between the
shoulder-hlades, well covered also the
chest well protected.
In sleeping In cold room, establish
the habit OF breathing through the nose,
and never WITH the mouth open.
Never go to bed with cold or damp
feet.
Never omit regular breathing, for un-
less the SIX in is In active condition, the
cold will close the pores aud favors con-
jestion and other diseases.
After xercise of any kind, new ride
In an open carriage, or near the window
of car for moRent; 1t is dangerous 10
health, or even life.
When hoarse, speak as little as POSI-
BILE until the hoArseness has disappeared,
els the voice may b. p rmanently lost,
or difficulties OF the throat BIO produced.
Merely warm the back by the fire, and
never continue keeping the back exposed
to the heat after IL has become comior-
tally warm. To do otherwise is debili-
tating.
When going from warm atmosphere
into cooler one, keep the mouth closed,
so that the air may be warmed In lis pas
cage through the nose ere IL reach the
lunge
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

In diseases Of the heart which persist
for long time, and finally end-as a
very large proportion oil them do-in
slow decline aud lingering death,
dropsy always sets IN. Apropos, from
the last issue of the Scientific American
We learn that Prof German See, oil Paris,
has long been engaged In study to learn
what elements In milk rendered 1t such
an admirable agent to stimu ate tine kid
neys, Increase the flow therefrom, ard
hence prove of such great service In
dropsies. As result of investigation he Ia
convinced that the one important element
Is sugar Of milk. Acting upon that theory,
he telected twenty-five patients with
heart disease, in all oil which there was
more or less dropsy. To each he gave
100 grammes OF the sugar OF milk day,
dissolv d in two quarts OF water. In all
these cases marked effect upon the kid
neys was felt within twenly-iour to forty
five hours, and the dropsies diminished
rapidly, aud aim ST all such swellngs
disappeared altogether after series Of
treatments lasting from six to eight
days. This discovery is likely to prove
one OF the most Important which hat
been made in the medical world fol
years.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

CoR RENT.-IWO LARGE COMMU.
/ Meat nr rooms on hrst noor. Apply rs
ftn.h stfrct. "@S-eV
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23
METALLIC
ROOF PAINT

has been for years past subject
ed to the scverestp practical tests,
with the most satisfactory re-
suits. 1t is manufactured from
the well known princes" iron
ores, which have been long
used in the production of a SUI
perior grade Of pig iron.
Analysis of this paint shows
it contains the largest amount
OF iron, therefore the color is
strong, and WILL NOT
FADE, and an element OF
great durability is assured.
1t contains no sulphur nor
acids, therefore it will not rust
nor corrode iron or other
metals.
1t has a wonderful body, and
is ground very fine, therefore it
gives a smooth. even coat, COW
ering larger amount OF sur
face than any other metallic
paint and another element OF
durability is added.
This paint works smoothly
under the brush. 1t does not
settle nor harden at the bottom
ofthe can when using.
Be careful to avoid so-called
roof paints made by ready
mixed paint manufacturers,
many Of which are made from
Barytes and other cheap and
worthless materials.
We refer to some Of our best
citizens, to prove the quality Of
our Non-Oxide Roof Paint.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

TOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE
Il double cylinder Taylor press, prints over
., 900 an hour, Apply at this once.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-23
FOR Rent

iNG BENr.-ThE GROCERY STORE
IN. y. cor. OF Eighth and oIpnge
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