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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06

The good old Vegetable Pulmonary BAisam.
Rest known curve for Coughs, Colds X Consump
ton Genuine Cutler Bros s. Co. Bosson.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06

Bearing the same date. the next letter be-
gins:
Dear Cousin Bess | am girl eleven
years old. | like to read the Young Folks
Corner. can sew, knit and crocf ct. My
father takes the Journal. Our school kept
ten weeks, but is now closed. studied the
large geography, and read in the Fifth
Reader, This is my first letter, so will say
good bye From your cousin,
JUNE IIUssEY-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06

NEw SHakos. Me-, BIS. 1889.
Dear Copsta Bep You asked me TO
ssnd the directions for my edging. will do
90. also send you piece Of poetry that
composed NELLIE GRIFFIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
The third letter of tbi. little package reads

Thanks for your letter. Your next will be
equally welcome. C. Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
MATHEMATICAL PuzzLE.

A man offered 70 sell his horse BY re-
ceivins so mach apiece for the nails in the
hosse's shoes lie vas To have half . cent
for the fra nail, the smount to be doubled
for each succeeding nail. There we're seven
nails in each shoe and four shoes. What
-as the price Of the horses
A small prize will be given for the first
correct answer The above offer 10 10 the
hovs nnIv
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29

o.s a,., AHjabI efr Adtr.
Seen gSbits Strid, so 4dsr.
SsfftrfsmEspmfbfn
9sbn Chambers Strid. 340 Nd,,
gtre. 2. eenrae Sirict, 1884 aIder
Sulanae Osilsbg Stri6, i95 Qdsr' an q;
Dapte 8ieasipag Srih, 43S gd,r ost T Il
1bomas epnrab Grid f9q SIS,r '''" "a "a T. =
IIarp 9cnrae Stri6. 377 9der. IA Ia e.
Mrs. D, 9onrab Grid, III ad.r ''' "a "a az
%aipfp esHrab Stri9. 2l3 adsr' t1I9 "a = =
ttbtsb SupHfbfb.
ganny @rSbans Grid. 232 adsr ga q,
9sbn Tnn,nsssb Tnab 81 Aatr,.......... f75 SO
Sarroh @s,f. S.a a4U aasr,............ 33f ii
ivan Rfflt, 3f4 afer, oa22 =
abrabam Scott Strid. Sd glder ''''''' 80 Ss (
SAINTS Surniibf Sirid. 100 Md,r Md.'' 20 .
4 apSSNs ~ .ttg, 3lf udfr.. ........... 240 1.
JONES Neuel Stri&, 400 Ndsr 557 157 4 4
.. We SbaHf Grid, 277 glder M ota !,
John Sttns, Grid, 22i qder'. fa0 3, q
5lopfrt Wleeldp Grid, 409 aIder. 19S :, e
gahnae 5ftit Grid, f23 Nder f00 ),
seas- sfripiaissH Grid, 200 gdsr... f53 &
Wearing SrSpfSopnfbfp
osnry 5ia Grid, rs Elder - 40 O
caff Z a q. =. raf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
aus bem obereH zbale.

GarbonbnIe. = Die @rubenarbeiter
Sieier Stabt baben s3535.69 fir Elm
bieiisss !SeipitaI beiseheuert.- .-Scbn
Ruuds, II Sadre ali, tpurbe Iebren
Wlittbo9 bem County @efananiB auf
bic NnlIaee iIberipiefeu, einen frimineIs
len 9lnsriif auf Elm 10idbrises MlaSs
den 8emabt su baben. - GonbuItsur
SObn Sarbep unb SIasmann Sames
Sonep tpurben am SamItag siemIid
iaiper berIebt ber erltere serietb nit
eem 2Drper 3tpiiden sipei Barren benz
lebteren ipurben ale 8eben zines 5ubes
Bel einem abnIiden ilnfaa serquetf6t.-
gii&t tueniser ala ftinf;ebn Sale bon
Dipbtberitis foIen bier berrfdeu unb
jur 8erbitun9 bon 4nitedunaen ipirb
nidts eeiban. gs tann nod fbIimmer
fommen, iuenn bic S1uIen nd9ite
Wo6e ipieber er5ffuei perben.
= etnrp S6SnbaIs. @urmann ber ptnrv
arne padiHs Go 4, St. 9cfspb, Ro., stbfautt
ntblf itinsn NrbtiisrH Or. 5bsmas sltfiriItts
SfI fur @srifau&nHstH, tpfbs pGntf etc. %
II bas btff.
SIN Der glo. 2 @rube ber Del. &
s. So. Su OIppbant fane am Donners
itaB Woreen cine StidIufterpIoiion
iiatt, burd fpsl6s fanf 9dnner Der.
brannt rurben, bod finb bic 8erIetun.
gen nidt IebensesfabrIi6. 9lm Gage
borber bate in Der 0rube cine GrbIents
uns itattseFunbsn unb bic aeute eineen
binab, >lm ben llmfans berIeIben fets
suiteIIen; oas miiitsripeiIs anaeIams
melte @as enbiinbete iid burd bic
2ampen unb erplO6irte. Die 8erIeb.
ten iinb Superintenhent u. .. NiHpl, |
Der innere 8ormann Sobn Zones, sSobn |
2nbin, Samuel NiIiams unb 9iidarO |
Wabon. Sic paren idmmtIid i'm
StanOe, sum 6ube bes S9aGtsS ;u
seben.
Sobn Sonss, 4S Sabre alt, eines Der
Opfer Der grpIoiion. itarb am D1ontae
Dlorsen. SIR Riharb @abon ioll
,benfuIs ipenis SOifnuns fsin, u. ..
JeiecI binsesen 1T auf bsr 8eHeruus.
No. aOffer. SanbtafGsn, Eiemsn
'te. bilis in 8rCipn's Bee 9ipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
2d,minhfud,t nshsift.

Ginem aIten arJte, Der bon Der graSis su.
ridge5ogen lebt, puroe 5urd sinen oltinoiiden
@iilondr Die 8eidreibun9 einss einfaden pe.
setabiliiden peilmiittls fur Die ibnele uno
oansrnbe 3eiln q bon auusenfdpinoiudt,
Sronditis, Sataarb aitma nuo alien eaIs.
uuO eunssnfranthsiten ausesbdueief. aud
elm WtittsI fur ppftiue. robicdIs Ssilung bon
NerDenihwdde uno aIltu Nerbentrani6eiten
3atotm Der SottOr bic uunoerbaren ptiIlraf
ten in tduisnb 8dlen erprobt battle. eradteie
er es fur isine BfIdt oas 0litttl leiuen leiosn.
ben Wiimeniden betannt Sn MAIDEN. Bon
oieism @oiip uno @unih 9etrieben banoelte
rr. Sd isnoe oieies HeJept gang fOftsnfrsi. an
Ale Die CO uiiniden in oentider, enaiiher
uno trani0lifber Sprnde NIT boiler auueiluna,
Der StriieIlung uno bts @ebrnuhs. Ssn0e
Goorsife nno 8riefmarfe. bejiebe Did nuf Oiele
5eituu9 uno i'd fenOe &c iofort. ". u.
8Opes t49 pOwsrs 9lod. 8Odsitsr. y y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
RBtifesbarre ssaartdteu.

: lleber sebn 9rosent aIIer Tcbess
faae felt benz l. Suni 1889 iparsh burd
Tppbus.
SIN 2userne county @sfdnsmiIIe
liben aht Berionen unter Der @nfIaae
oes WlorbeS. Cine fdBne @eeeno
= Die 2ebieb 8alIep 9pbIen 60.
lou idulo 6aran iein, 6ab bic 2obIens
@orporationen nod feline Combination
au elmer Breiserb6bune MAIDEN fonnten.
Dielelbe beaniprudt nemIi9 oas Redt,
our6 Misrepresentation ben burd ben
Strife bon l887-S8 berurIaGfen Nus.
fau fpieoer oufsumaden.
grn SrYliptlas unb SnIJiuB iparb Grau
,. Y. Nneerlen, pflbtise, Wisf., ginaliEb be-
frit burh Burtpf SIcpb Yiitsrs. I'd bat
nitt isinfs elsitH.
= Marp SenneKp, 80 Sabre alt,
tpuree bcrlebten Montas bei 9anticote
ais 2eide i'm Susquebanna aufeefun.
ben. Der S6rper trug Spursn bon
DlibbanbIunsen an ii6.
= Serr @epree s. Steemaier fiins
bist iid ais 8anbieat fir S6eriff an,
unteriuorfen Der Gnti6eibune bes Ses
motratiihcn Gonbentes.
= Charles 8. Stesmaisr & Sobn
baben tiirsIih bel Nantieofe eines Der
f66niten gisbduier unb Masasine i'm
npreDitIiden YennipIbanien erridtst.
Das 9ebduoe umfaBt allies, mas su ei.
mem pcIIitdn6iaen @efddfte nbtbis 1T
-Staaunsen. Office, Gisbaus unb 2as
9erraum fir 1000 SdBden 8ier-unb
fofete s22, 900.
= Die 5tpeite idbrIi6e 8eunion Der
ueberlebenoen bes 52iten 9a. 8pI. 8es
simentes tpir6 in Der @ranb armp Salls
oabier am 25. Sept. abSebaIten psrs
ben.
- Cine &ranfbeit, bic Der 8inbers
pef dbnelt, ridtet unter benz 8inbpiet
bel Nanticofe er06e 9erbeeruneen an.
= Solsenbe neuen 9oitmeilter lint
ernannt tporben NfbIep. B. Z. 8eeb
9arions, Gapt. s. .. Goblin Dlineri
Wlills, Donib MaIters.
= Sretperp Sia bat iebt aud elm,
Dampfipribe neueiter Contribution.
= Der SIOipade glnbrefp 9ongr
ipuroe am Snmitas in elmer Der plp.
mouth 8ruben bur6 einen Sprensiduf
Set6btet.
Die 8epubIifaner bon 2u,ernl
nominirten am 9ienitas foIgenbes 81,
Diet: Sderiff, R. 9. 8obinfon Rer
coroer, gbilip S. 8opIe; Coroner, Or
Daniel gbans. SIR 8idter ipurbs 6
8. 8iee ipieSernominirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
3uAu6tsmirtel.

pud ldat: Der peiBe Ranu, btIttr si-
men apbisnpdesn fGbri, muB ~ Ssift unb
WalIer Isius 9u1uht nebmen, ebenic aut mic
Gin Rssr, wsItbr ben Gag ibsr ptiBtlis."
glbu ,u een Iunbnbarlen Itnatn pirb Gu.
fIuGtt gsnpmmen, penn Gin Wann frant fpire.
Ratiirlih Mil tr feintn @rii, trenigftns
niGt i'm Mnfaus. @erSbnIid ssbt er mad
tintm lpstnanuitn Salcen une ntnmt ttnen
5runf, pflher ibn tin tptnis btririrri madt,
70 eae tr nod finen uimmi, nne forimt eann
trbsiitrt mad Sauit, In Der Meinuns, r iti
furiri.
Nm n6Giin Rprssn srpadt tr nit acpf-
fdmr,tn, bcppelt 10 f6limm mic il supOr nit
sinsm Ftbsrbafisn unb prrlfimmtrn @tfibIs, tr
sntl6litbt fiG ttras anbtrss iu pstiu6sn.
CT nimmt zine Dplis ron mas CT ssrats i'm
5ault bat--sin 9sbsr-Grnfursr, Ritrtn-9sr.
bunfsr pesr Snj-Yrsr5bnn- une bfmsrft
iueltih, penu Ct merseu nidt btIIfr fiible,
psrbt sr fir tinsn Nrst ibidfn.
RS6fsu Worssn lissi er frunf i'm Bette, Der
Apt pirb etruftn, I6iiitfIi ben Nept peritrtibt
,pii pbtr brfi psrlbifetnt SSrttn Mteijiu
ua& Itintm mseiinildtn @laubtu, btitsbt 6a.
bti abtr fsts auf pClltSneigsr Rubs, unt bab
bn aranir fir ,psi gSohsn nidt mad lsintm
G,tI6dftt stbtn bari cher bic 60lstu mSbRn
srnf ptresn.
o. lissi pirfli6 zine Bpts cher itbn Gage
i'm Bette, Ieint @entIuna pirp 6urh sint
Wtnss Stimiliel peraSesrt unb hem 8tipuBt,
ifiu, bab lsin @si6aft pdbrsub itintr abtps-
tnbsit su @runet ssbt. 9Btnn fr lib i6lisb>
lid pisbn brraus fdIsppt finest sr, eaB lsins
Gamilif fd allsS bis auf bas ROibpsneists
;um esben cine .3sit lang psriassn mug, nm
bic Dcetcr.9tt6nuus beSdblsu unb 8eTbtisr'
unssn i'm gsIhdfis maiden III fSnutn.
9lun mare % fir pisitn Makn am plaBs
atptGtn, f1 cine Blalbt pcn btr ntusn Sprtt,
Nnaentbmtn @5slhmad gintgar 8ittne ~
faufsn, Icbalo ais CT bic srifsn aOpfI6msnfn
ptrlpirit, une jpsi GelGfsI pplI baron III nsb.
mtn. I3pti cbtr brei oalb DOZEN, spti Sags
BON sin1nber, na9bem bic trft Dcis gtpirfl
bate, piirbtn ibu sebeilt unb lsins aranfbtii
pfrtiisi bnbtn, lpipie ben eabar6 tntlfanttntn
@slbpnluf.
Der Iann puets bies nidt, cttr pie Bee,
der eslnst babsn tpiirhs, feline gorlitt mai
niht 70 gut pie Isint Rnhlitt. Gin anbsrea
Mal pir6 bitler Rann genau pilIsn mas ju
ibnn, um S6ms5sn, 3tit unb gele su fparsn.
Rtur Sortt, Gngenfbmeu @flhmaf 0int.
gar 9itttrs II Gin srpeartiefr Slutrtinissr.
abfiibrtnb unb if6rfene, entbSt tpttu gIlfObo
nod Opium, bat finen bShn duefusbmm Gjs-
ru6, unb piirst siusm S6usIine ni&is- Gaa-
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
gRphnffdtte an perfanfen.

Gin Saus nit pitr 3immtrn pnb brfi adsr
eanb, msil nrtar unb anstpfanlt NIT 30 utr-
fhitetun Sbffb6umsn une 300 3raubfn.
fSdtn; Stnl fir iets 8ii&s unb ifsintrnss
Siibnerbaus fir $50 Siibnfr; gutes gHahsr
nnS atniistnb. Gjsltetn am so. gtrss 49,.
@arS, nabt BEN Rtifrppir. gillis fir baar
cher auf 1rmint.
25 @ilbtlm Satrbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
OrOb,
6olftr
& g.,
,llmiperfs" : @erfanf.

Bon iebt bis gum l. September ipers
ben mir einen Sroben ,,llmiuerfs"s
Serfanf baben, um unieren eeIamms
ten Spmmers8orraib auSiuberfanfen.
gBir haben nur nod ipenie iibrie, ba
mir aber allen berfdsbaren 8aum ees
ipinnen polIsn, 10 iper6sn mir glnes,
mas nod borbanoen 1T, 3u rilinirenben
YreiIen berfaufen. unIere neuen @aas
ren treffen iebt iebr RAID Elm unb ipenn
ber 8Orrotb boIitdubis 1T, 70 iperbsn
mir ben erobartisitsn unb beitsausges
ipdbIten WuarenbOrratb baben, Der nod
ie in einem DetaiIs gtabIiiiement i'm
n0r6Iiden BennipIbanien ausseiteIIt
mar, unb mas bic preiie anbetrifft, 70
itne mir su ipobI ais bic 9ioniere niebs
riBer preiie befannt. I'm eud cine
Soee su seben bon benz, mas mir tbun,
ftibren mir einise Spe,iuIitdisn an:
so Stiide 2aipn, fleine Sisuren, quite
6arben, su 4 Gents.
25 Stiide 8IeiosriIannsa, 3s 9olI
ipeit, ;u Is @ents.
35 Stiide semiidten SIannen, eIe.
santes Iu6, ;u so Gents bic garb.
Infer aSreis 81 @entS bic Narb.
500 Seriep 8Bde fir Damen, sans
Boue unb gut semaat, bon $3.50
unb aufipdrts.
40 9uben6 0lerino 8ehs fir 9as
men, feioenbeiett unb YerItn6pfe,
GermeI, iebt eerabe Sas Ding, su 35
@ents, tpertb go.
200 8iiten Seiben. YIlId, in IA, 16,
19, 20 unb "a 8oa 8reite, ale sSarben,
bon 80 @ents bic Dnr6 itnb auffpdrts.
100 9ubenb rOtbe Slanneabsmber
unb llnterbOien fur Serrsn, su allen
Yreifen.
Soeben se6ffnet Sine neue Senb-
une bon Ieinenen 2rdsen unb Dian.
fdetten fir 9amen in Sebn ber1diebe,
nen Diuitern; ferner Spibenfrdger
uno 0tnni6etten su uniern befannter
populdren Breiien.
$500 Stide 9Ieiberitoffe neueItel
Diooe, i'm greiie bon l2l su 25 Genti
bic Daro, nit all ben neueiten Sombi,
natiOnen in Plaibs, Streifen unb Wlir,
lures, iperbsn in ben na6fsn Eager
aufseleet.
GItern, ipeIds ibre 2inSer sur S6uI
ausipdrt5 Ien6en noIlen unb ni6t Sci
finoen sur GuSrlitune, fSnnen mir il
einieen Sasen bebienen. 8ieIes babei
mir iebt pOrrdtbie. Sin poIlfdnbiee
8orratb bon Slanneq llnterbemeen
6insbum unb SIunnea &Isiber fertiI
sema6t unb gum @ebrau1 bereit. Gu
ter 8Orratb bon Sdiirsen in @insbam
2aipn unO aeiuirfeItem NlusIin. Ser
ner: Serbits Saden unb 86de 3u un
fern pppuIaren PreiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
@taat Cbiu, gtabi acI,bc. ,

IHKup VUHHIpl p p
6ranI 8. 9beney bsfhp6rt, taB sr br Glirs
parinu her 6irmd 8. ). Gbsnty & 60. n.
ptIhs @sIhdfts In br Stahi IpIfbc, In obsn-
etuanniem COUNTY une Staatf, ibut unb tae
tsiagis Birmd biz Sumnf ron efnbunbui
Dollars fir jebfn Rad Slaiarrb bslablfn pirb,
etr burd bsn @fbrau6 spH 5aIl's Aaiarrb Sur
ni6t ssbsilt pfrefn idnn.
Granf 3. CHENEY.
Belhpcren ror mir nnb unifrihrifbsn In
meinfr 6jfssnpart am 6. Stpt. u. . SO.
: e5;,,,f} u. gB. DIfafpn,
I e 5Tfnilidfr Hoiar.
Daae aaiarrb Sur tpfrh tnHfrIidb aeupm-
mtn unb piTft hireft auf has BIui uae bic
ttIfimieen Stsrflahfn BE SvRtms. 9a6i
GuH umicnlt 3tusniiIf Fpmmfn. 8. }. Gbe-
nfy q Co., 1clfhe, 8.
1A- 9srianft pcn gIpoittEtrn, 75 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
Rnaben perlanat.

3sbn anabtn I'M gllttr BON $40 Sabrtn,
rsltt liussn fSnntn unb rtiptftabsl inb. Na4.
aufrdgtn 9Cnnrifass bon balb bic 3 nbr in
ppwfI's Wuififon, Wponiina Mptnns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
Nerlanat.

Gin btutf@ts Wdb@tn. fur aIlssnisins Saus-
arttit. Na6sufrassn in 420 Malbfrrp
StraBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
NeraeSt ni6t.

kae man ifbtuai bic bsRfn gerthlIlf bftn'
eanftspn Eal@fn- unh WauenbyfH, 04mHd-
i4fH, SilbTpaarsn N. bel
6ree N ~
nbaIltn lann. Gin erpbu une tlteanfr Ber.
ratb bfr iiinsRsn Wuhsr auf bic loliesitt uri
ssrffrtiei, fortipdbrtnb rcrdibiei alif pff-
Eauftrn MrtiffI pfrbtn gdrdntirt.
Meparaturen an nbren une Jhpflfh
pirh fpaieIt Observation-Disclosures.
Sm Stpre nfrb Dfut o O. e
trehtn. q. 0D. Breenam
1876 9dddpanna Wv. Bailey pans ploa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
0tttetpn.

- @iqiam 8ammerer ieI borIebten
Samitas in Samptoipn bon elmer 1reits
ling unb brad mebrere Slippen.
: st. 9laiians, @isc, %. Mai.,
lssS.-S6 bate meine Sanb 19per
perbronnt. Durd cine SIaf6e ct.
Satobs Del ipurSe i'd iOfOrt sebsiIt.-
y. u. S9neller.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
sssIsst s!,.s.s,. Don
edHaersieH
sar9 biz ecmmiHsrs ron
Sad apanna County,
am
wfittipOeb. 2. Cftpber 80,
um 10 libr gcrmittaas


su'A@asha s,a.s eeaHfy = County GummiITSrs
xas.Ia U.siahI ssH itnsinsslSfsn ttiiterItrn unb
Nahrt6i pire bifrmii a,o,h,. .<s
aaasmfinfn Wife Der 6Jelesosbuno g'nIg ssa VT
iss ptHHlplpania. bic Wsibebs Ia 'ss @...s, 'as.
ron efiitetlftu unb unbtiiep,Itsr oSrSsal oSsaals
eOIlgrfinsne, bic i'm 9see bsr Gon,," ,.''
mlllaIs warfii unb finf Sabre unb ISns,r mr. nm,
slnsslei elifbsn, baB am ,peitrn 5ao ,'Sebitsn a
nnuvtr, ,,, UNI 10 ubr 8crmfitaas, I'M qrbiira-
nOnsl'almfr oss G'tridtsatbSabss. n w
S,aSi ,S.railieH eas fOssnbs Giasnibum M
SIsnillpen snit vfrfauf aussstpien pirb' n,s
T@Ll.'0f f;H mot Dor ieHn 3sii sinasISli ii,
u beftebeIte adnbsrsis
Y a 70 enbals SODnfbfp
SSdrantssnamf tss Siridss n,,s
9istnibiimtr, etc. S.as
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
WnnnIdke ,n nerfanfen /.

@tIsstn an @abiipn, Wonrus unb auiney
aptnuts in Dunnors, ;ipif&tn WariOn une
gltp 2Jprf StrdBtn. Die prdif rariirfn BON
$3.50 bis $500. Die Gage il bod nue stiunc
ane biz Gets lfeissn isbsnfaIls raff int Btrtbf.
16berts In eieler Sifiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-29
Qmei NarmS (Wauereien)

Iiub auf It6it 3abIunssttbinsunssn ~ Str>
fauftn. Gjutt 6ItbGuet bfaufm sur Sabn.
Btatn 9Gbntm aersiIirt Dapib llImtr, Soutt
Canaan, @aynt Co., pa. 35.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
MnSeiqe>Gaten

@si6dftsnctiSrn, rrfr SnIrraiiOn 10 GentS
pro 3eile.
@efbdftsnrtijsu, 2te unb isss ~folgruSr Su.
I~eratipn 5 Gents.
St%sbsnbe.A n3sigeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
}: J! I !? !
'BREMEN
W-Y !
Sdncaoampferfabrt!
Surge Srcrciic lit ncun Eager
sriiden =,
Sreute,, TITO Teiu Y0rf.

Sreumcn TITO Ie,u Yorf.
lie teriibmtsn StnsItanpfsr
AlIer, Trave, Saale, Ems, Elder,
Werra, Fulda, Lain, Elbe.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-18

| symphony, by way of proof or illustra-
ton. The very tones of an actors or
singer : voice might be reproduced in the
| morning notice Of last night IS dramatic
or musical event 1t has been remarked +,
by the way, that business letters and
orders by photograph would not
be so binding as when pat in black
| and white upon paper. A little
wax cylinder covered with microscopic
dots would not be considered as good evil
dence in court. But if the speaker s
voice, infection, accent, were so repro
duced that witness could swear to the
personality, would it not suffice? How
could there be any dispute over man S
will, when the voice of the dead man was
heard?
In music, as I have already said, the
vale OF the photograph, even in its pres
ent condition, is indisputable. Musicians
are divided, and probably always viii be,
as TO the manner in which certain famous
symphonies ought to be conducted. The
metronome marks used by Beet
hoven are but uncertain guides
at best, while no written diTeo-
tons as TO dynamic values, express
sions, etc, are worth much. The pheno-
graph will at least make it possible for
actly how our composers wished their
music given, for it will repeat that music
as played to-day, with every shape of
expression, with all its infinite changes
of time. Moreover, the phonograph will
offer to the composer that long sought
instrument, an automatic recorder of
improvisation upon the piano or
other instrument. In the far
off future, when our descendants wish to
compare our simple little Wagner operas
with the complex productions of their
own day, requiring, perhaps, dozen
oTchestras playing in half a dozen KEYS at
once, they viii have an accurate phono-
graphic record Of our harmonic sympli-
city.
At present but few of the new phono-
graphs have been finished, and these only
for exhibition purposes. When they viii
be offered for sale seems to be doubtful;
probably within few months. Mr. Edi-
son says that by the beginning of 1890
the photograph Will be far less of
curiosity than the telephone is now and
that he could begin selling the instru-
ments at once if he were satisfied
with them. There is always
something which needs improving
Just at present there is needed a
funnel for magnifying the sound that II
the instrument is placed III the center of
table all the persons sitting around can
hear its reading and its music. For the
last year it has been the same story-the
photographs would be ready for sale next
month. 1t was so a year ago, and it may
be SO a year from now. But these many
delays, which have made people rather
skeptical as to the doings of the phono-
graph, do not make the wonders already
achieved less wonderful, or warrant any
doubts as to the vast possibilities which
the little device contains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-18
a Good Institution,

The Benevolent home has now thirty
children and four adults to feed, clothe
shelterand educate so that they may be-
come good and respectable citizens, in
stead Of habitues of the street and
brothel, or to fill our jails and prisons
It's expenses are about $3.50 per month i,
or less than S. month per capita Re-
ceipts from regular monthly contributions
are about 800. The home is now IN debt
$500. To meet the current expenses, pay
this debt and meet the increasing de-
mands, the management ask our citizens
to increase the list of subserip-
tions to the amount of $3.50
per month that the home may be credit
aud blessing to our city Galveston
subscrbes $500 per month The Benevo-
lent home is chartered under the laws of
the state, IS non-seetarian and nom
political 1t is conducted on the broad
principle of charity for the waif and un-
fortunate, by nine trustees, a superin-
tendent and assistant superintendent,
whose names are a sufficient guarantee
for the proper management, both as to
its object and finances.
H C. Holloway, E 3 Harold, Jessie
Jones, S. w. Stewart, P. D. Batemen,
William Boaz, J. G. Scott, K. NJ. VAN
Zandt, Charles G. Maynard are trustees:
Mrs, B. Burohell, superintendent; Mrs
D. Collins. assistant superintendent, and
S. w. Stewart, Jessie Jones and Charles
&. Maynard are finance committee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-18
BASE BALL.
Fort Worth Preparing for Her Nine-The
New Rules

Fort Worth Preparing for Her Nlne-The
New Rules.
There is every reason now to believe
that Fort Worth will have good base
bail team in the field this year. The
grounds have been arranged for and
Manager Hasfield has gone to work in
earnest. It is expected that liberal
support will be obtained from citizens.
Here is a digest of the new rules, for
1889. They viii do to paste in your hat
as they give all the meat of the revision
without waiting for the overflow of tech
nicalities and legal corners which will
mark the official phrasing:
The imaginary line has been eliminated
from the pitcher g box
Players must come in from field and
seat themselves on players bench at con-
clusion of their behalf in the field.
Game not ended until ball has been re-
turned to pitcher-all runs up to that
time to count and batsmau to get credit
for all the bases he can make on the hit.
Extra player, or tenth man, may take
his place in the field at the end of any
inning.
Foul tips Will not be out.
Bunted balls will not be strikes unless
wilfully blocked off foul.
Runner need not touch bases on return
ing on a foul
Four balls, instead of five, give base
Base runner entitled 80 take one base
without being put out if batted ball hits
the umpire on fair ground.
If thrown ball hits umpire runner must
return to base he started from
A ftor q nlaVer has beRO fined Oncp for
abusing the umpire that official shall re-
tire said player from the game aud sub
stitute one of the men in uniform.
The umpire shall not reverse his de-
cision on the testimony of any player or
bYStauder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-18
PERSONAL.

T. J. Hurley will be in Boston to-day
He stopped en- route at Chicago and
Rochester.
Mr.. Lalor, an experienced engineer,
formerly of Dallas, has come TO Fort
Worth to reside.
Capt. W. J. Whitsitt OF Ringold, Ga.
is in the city, and says he Intends to plant
some hard cash IN Fort Worth, the best
city in the South.
Gen. Henderson, Internal revenue col
lector of this district, appointed by
President Cleveland, is in the city. He
said last night he supposed he would go
out of Office in July.
john Armstrong, ESQ, father of A..
J. Armstrong, arrived in Fort Worth
last night and is guest of the Plckwick
Mr. Armstrong has been for some time
i'll charge of q large tannery and shoe
factory at Marble Falls. The gentleman
would be valuable acquisition to Fort
Worth