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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-18

Moran and James Courtney, were taken
before Police Judge Stanton and commit
ted to Jail for terms of forty and sixty
days. Frank Ladd, another of the same
gang, was also convicted of vagrancy, and
committed for twenty days.
G. N. Dewey, the Main. street photog-
rapher, was arrested yesterday on q
warrant charging him with petit larceny, ,
and was taken before Justice Austin,
who set his case for trial at 10 O'Clock
a. m. on Tuesday next. The com plain
ant, young attorney named s. G. Long,
alleged that on Wednesday last he called
at Dewey's gallery on Main street and
presented a bill for $40, which he had
been commissioned to collect for DR.. E.
P. Mitchell. Dewey looked at the bill,
acknowledged that it was correct, and in
an off-hand manner requested Long to
make out his receipt. The attorney com.
piled with the request and passed the
slip of paper across the counter to the
photographer, who coolly folded it up
and putting it into his pocket, thanked
Long for it and walked away.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-18
A Wtttv Customer

Witty CUstOmer
Went to drugstore and asked for SOZODONT.
The storekeeper said, Were out of that, but
here is something just as good" The practicaI
customer said, mo you don't, and walked out
to a neighboring store and got bottle of SOZO-
DON'T.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-18
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

Beecham's 8 Pills cure bilious and nervous ills.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31

E. We are proud to claim for Democratic administration in Arkan- sas the requirement of railroads and all other corporations to bear their just and proportionate share of tax ation.
 H. We announce our firm and unalterable adherence to the doctrine of free and fair elections, and to this end we favor the enactment of the next General Assembly of an election law securing to the voter a secret ballot and the privilege of casting his vote uninluenced by party leaders, or the fear of social or political os- tracism--the prerequisite of free ballot and fair count" being free and untrammelled vote.
 15. We denouncc the combination by which the price of school books l. largely increased above a reasonable cost, and we favor such legislation as will free the people from their grasp and give school books to the the children of the State at reason able price.
 The platform was unanimously adopted.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
Contagious Blood Diseases

Ulcers. sores, pimples, itch, salt heum etc. arc evidences of contagious blood dis. ease. It is manifestly duty to eradicate blood poison from the system by the Use ot B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balml, thus en- abling the sore places to heal, thereby re- moving all possibility of other members of the family becoming likewise afflicted. Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for book that will convince.
 |. IL Outlaw, Mt. Olive, \. C.. writes; T had running sores on my shoulder, and arms One bottle of B. B. B. cured me en- tirtly.'
 L. Johnson, Belmont Station, Mis-, writes "B E. B. has worked on me like t charm. My head and body wa, covered with sorcs and my hair came out, but $. E. B. healed me quickly
 w J. kinnin, Hutchens, TeXas, writes: 'B. B. B, has cured my wife of q large ulcer on her cg that doctor, and all other medi- cincs could not cure M !. Rossman, prominent merchant oi Greensboro, Ga. writes: Il know of several cases of blood disease speedily cured by E. B. E. Two bottles cured lady of ugly scrofulou, skin sorcs.' W. C. Birchmore & Ce., MaNey, Ga. write: "B. B. B. in curing Mr. Robt WarI of blood poison effected one of tho most wonderful cures that ever came to oud knowledge
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
 BETWEEN Memphis and the Southeast.

The Panca Car Line of the South-tbr Kansas City, Memphis X Birmingham R. P. -now has tNo through passenger tr5n. daily between Memphis and Birmingham. making close and sure connection, with tI3 trains of ul) connecting lines. Nieht train. have through sleeping ear, b,wccn Arnntn and Memphis ,iu connection with .ho Gg Pa. R. R., the -hortc-. route. quirke-t tiur and the "ulN line running throuqh ca-. L,- tween tao-. cities, puf t-d.. aatr p.l.... Reclining NHr Cha. l.a.'- tra. tu ',. n,r.. n. .ret- e'a,s through teAH-G trua Jto,aa Byrniug'rm aHd k4s., C8tu Tat, i, nn.y ml!c, the shortest and b. far lhc bo-t co,iin. ped Passenger Liue b.lwacu rur.a. in lLe fa>t and Southeast ana MuupLs. anI nj points In tfkau,r, re>a ud tA Wr,i ."I Northwest. ENcrythiugurU a.d Er.t.rl,.s Through tickets via this ltr 6u .,lrot aIi through ticket offices. "'' For any desired ejutoruutjou for I4rnr. n,.,, and time loble folder, address. '}
 J. k. LOCKWOOD
 II. D. ELLIS, G.P.and T, ,.,
 Geul Agt, 339 Main St Ko,-s,. Ct,
 Memphis, Gao
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You yourself may be one one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it Is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of it's staunch friends, because the wonder ful thing about it is, that when once given q trial, Dr. Kings New Dis covery ever after holds aplace in the house. If you have never used It and should be affected with a cough. cold, or any throat, lung or chest trouble. secure q bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Hugh Moncrief' 5 drug store.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

''Thc ballot is the vital force ia a republic, and it is the freeman best weapon for defense" But health k the vital force of perfect physical condition. A disordered liver is one of it's greatest foes, Cascarine k the greatest of all liver regulators.
 Sick headache is the baue Of many lives. This annoying complaint may be cured and prevented by the oc- casional use of Dr. J. II. Mclean s Liver and Kidney Pellets (little pills).
 The most popular lininent, is the old reliable, Dr. ]. II. McLaau' $ Volcanic Oil Eminent.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
for gnfants and Children.
'3R0vE'S TASTELEsS CHILL TONlc

Iti.r. Yicar1u. to tbc taste as lemon fyr1r. The sn.Lllest infant will take it and never know It ls medicine Children cry for it. Never fails to cure.
 Chills cnco broken will not return. Cost yop only half the price of other Chill Tonics
 No quiniHe needed. No purgstivs needed.
 Contains no poison. Cheaper than qUlplne. !, II purifies the blood and removeshi mRlarial poison from the system. It is a. large as any dollar tonic ana
 RETAILS FOR 50 CENTS.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
Baltimore, Md. Publishers.

Disease lies in ambush for the weak; a feeble constitution k i'll adapted to encounter maarlous at- mospherc and sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the earliest victims. Dr. J. II. McLean's SarsapariIla will give tone, vitality and strength to the entire body.
 Many people habitually endure q feeling of lassitudc, because they think they have to. If they would take Dr. !. II McLean's rarsapa- rilla this feeling of weariness would give place 10 vigor and vitality.
 A friend to the farmer, the merchant, rhe mccl mic, the banker, the millionaire, aud the paupcr, is Chcathuln'- Cmll Tonic. No cure, no pay.' For sale by Hugh Moucrjef.
 IL is conceded by the members of the Farmers Alliance, Gran.a and Wheel, that as a class they a.o sub icct to diseases of the liver. resulting in chills, fever, inertia and concomi- taut ills. Cascarine obyiatcs all such attacks.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Dr. 0. ]. Short, Tcxarkana, Tex as, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Hospital eNpe- rience, New York. London and Vienna. Onice over smith Drug Co. Consultation Free.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
A Lady's Perfect Companion.

Our new book by Dr. John Il. Dye on' of New York, most >killful PhyslcimnN show, that pain is not necessary in child birth. but results from causes easily under stood and overcome. IL clearly p~o,c- 'hef any woman may become 8 mother V,cirV suffering unv raia whatever. IL tells sa-. how lo overcome and rcveut morning ict. hes, and the many evils attending pregnancy It i, highly endorsed by physician. every where as the wifc's true private companion Cut this out-it will save you great pain and possibly your life. send two-cent stamp for descriptive circulars, testimonials and confidential letter sent in sealed cnvrl- opc. Address
 FRANK THOMAS & CO.,,
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was Child she cried for Casteria When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31

Pimples, boils and other humors are liable to appear when the blood gets heated. The best remedy is DI. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31
W A "a R A N TED
con>m,uris. Mes. Dec. i', lss'


 pAnn MEDICINE Co. Paris. Irnp . r.. fieaFe send me ihrrs Aofen o' Y"ut " "te,, , ,oa lsss chm Tonic -.s pleA.ed ~ijh lhs iot from ''a nat snnurf The people were ttnthtfd r'.n .,. go,. gaur 'klu rania tp spme ch'Nhf'n ''9 ,ais ..tr and sNarfhr af'f fu,.iRt.i, hafihs bal .ss .ltH. t, r.nfis f,st .ne af thsrl faf rraf n sa' . s..h.1 lflss vsHLs a0,f tsciguiug eiih Ne ,a., I.U,. Ger stIe hate anH tsarfJ, aith f7a anu " ''- '' nae V VI. ". srINsos, h' D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

5armer Sris siebt in Der ,,Runb=
i6au" ben Sarmern einen 8atb, ben
ale bebersisen iOIlten. @r erfIdrt fur
bas ipidtislte @erdtb i'm Bferoeitaqe-
bic 8Ipftiripribe Da braudt Giemanb
bariiber su LADEN. Die 8oIif 1T cine
&ranfbsit, BON Der bas seiunoeite Bferb
befaaen weroen fam unb bic SuIfe
muB idnca BEL Der Sanb iein. Der
Sarmer muB ii6 baber in alien Sdaen
auf it6 ieIber perlahen unb feline 8oIif=
piaen, fein 8lauberIals uno anbere
Utittel baben bic Birfung, tpie elm 8Ip=
Itier BON lauipnrmem Seifenpafer.
8ie piele 9ferbe iino BEL bieier 8ranfs
belt, bic, tpenn feline 9armoerf6lineune
eintritt, nidt t6otli6 1T, su @runoe gee
ganeen, neil ibnen bic ri6tise Sebanbs
lung sefebIt bat. Cine tiihtise Doiis
Glauberials eineeseben unb etn tildtiees
&lpitir appIicirt, tperben in ben meiiten
Sdlen bas Bferb retten. 0teiben beS
8au6eS nit StrOb 1T babel ebenfalIS
iebr su empfebLen. glber cine SIpItirs
ipribe lit Elm SnItrument, ipeIbeS 5eoer
ii6 anidaifen fam, obne cine SpOUtbef
aufsunebmen uno nie seiast, oies Sns
itrument lit ebenio nDtbis, tpie Strieeel
unb Siirite uno Der @ahereimer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

8ebIeidtss unb sebIdutss 2einen Ieee
uneebuseIt meg, 70 bIeibt's peib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
6leiuiafeiten

Nd. ,bas iinb ia nur &Ieinisteiten!'
bemsrfte einft Elm 8efuder su 0iide
IngeIo, aIs oieIer eben babel mar, bi,
Iebte SSsiIe an cine Statue ansuIeeen.
| ,,Mbsli6", ia9te Der sroBe Oeiiter
,,aber iolde 8leini8ftiten ftibren 3ui
goQfommenbeit, unb bieie 1T pabrIid
feline 8Ieinisfeit."
,,8o3u iOllen mir uns nod NIT biez
| fem Ober ienem ab9eben 2" fraeen it'd
oiele 2eute, tpenn ibre gtrbeiten nidt
iofOrt bon GrfOls esfr6nt iino. Olan
bort aud oft iasen ,,Iuf IoIae &Iei.
nigfeiten fpmmt eS niht an barauf
Iesen nur flsinlibe 9iaturen Wertb."
Dem III aber in @irfIidfeit nidt 70.
Vile sroben gntbeder unb Grfinoer pers
banten ibren 8ubm meiit ber Qufmerf=
famteit, bic iie ben miba6teten .,8Ieiz
! niefeiten" ibentten. @dbrenb fur3s
iidtise Meniden nit seibIUhenen aus
gen in Der gSelt berumIaufen, balten
iene Die ibrieen ipsit pffen unb beobadten
benfenben Sinnes bic einfa6lten 9inse.
Die iie bann gu 9tub unc 6rommen Der
Menidbeit beripertben. Den 9lei6s
mdBisen Sdwin8un8en elmer in Der
@atbebraIe gu Biia BON Der Dede berabs
bdngenben 2ampe berbanfte @aIilei bic
@ntOedune beS Benbels.
Sin in Der 2uft idpebenbeS Spin=
nenneb erreste auf einem DtOrSens
ipasiergans Sir Samuel 8roipnS glufs
merfiamfeit unb bradte ibn idlieblid
auf Den @ebanfen, cine &ettenbrilde iiber
ben Speeb su erbauen. - columbus
bate tppbl niemaIs bic 9teue gSelt ents
beden fDnnen unb tpdre BON ieinen ems
p6rten 0iatroien, bic uneeitiim mad
bem ,,eriebntsn 2anb" idrleen, iiders
lid ermoroet iporoen, tpenn ibm niht
Elm Stitd Seetang, bas binter feinem
Sdiff beri6namn, basu perboIfen
bdtte, Die entsiieelte Rannihaft nit
Der beitimmten SeriiberunS gu beidnfs
tisen, oab bic Siite nidt mebr fern iein
f6nne. = 8aIpani fab zines Cages, ipie
Elm SrOid sudte, wenn man ieinen
S6enfeI nit Wletaa in 8eriibruns
bra6te, unb bieie an unb fir ii6 unbes
beutenbe Sbatia6e ftlbrte i'm 2aufe Der
3eit sur @rfincuns bes eIeftriiden Ies
lesrapben.
,,@osu 1T bieis GntOeduns gut 2"
riefen unperniinftise 2cute, ais 5ranflin
nit Der 8ebauptuns beroOrtrat, bab Der
8lib nur bic 6OIse srOBer 9lnbdufuns
gen bon @IettriSitdt in Der 2uft fei.
;, ,@osu lit baS 8mb gut ?" gS fam
elm beoeutenbet W(ann iperben
SIT ni6t baS eanse meni6Iide 2eben
aus &Ieinisfeiten suiummen8efiist a.
Die fleinite @rfdItuns fam ben Sr8as
nismu8 bes ltdriiten Olannes idabieen
elm einaiser 2uftSus, elm SrOpfen @ift,
unb ,,bsr Sdbpfuns ftoISe 3ier" tuirb
su Staub unb 9Ii6e; Elm b6ies, unte.
padtes 8Ort, unb bas idbnite Slid 1T
sertBrt; ba8 NpbI unb g9ebe ganSer
9latiOnen bdneen bon ,,SIetnisfeiten"
ub. g9ie unberniinftig, Oieien feinen
@ertb beisumehen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Sous mmb @pf.
srdufen Der Snbner inn gsinter.

|
SIM @inter mub man bic Irinfaes
i6irre Der SIbner ieben 4benb Ieeren
unb frdb Diprgens NIT WafIer fiilIea,
ba 9rinfen bes Morsens bas erIte Be-
OtrfniB Der 9biers lit. Sdnee barf in
feinem Safe in bic @efaBe falen !;
benn in eini3er Wtense aufBenpmmen
bat er bic ionberbare gigenbeit, bic
Subner in Sleii6 unb 8raft suri!dSu.
brinsen, baB iie Su SfeIetten abmasern.
Otan muB bas @aher besbalb sesen
ben Sdnee ibiben. Su falten gin=
tern 1T e8 oft idtpierig, ben Sag iiber
bas @aier froitfrei su erbaIten, man
fam bieS mad bem ,8raft. @sflsels
Sddter" aber auf foI9enbe Weiie: Sn
elmer Come ober einrm balben Safe
wiro eine sroBe Slai6e i6rds befeltiet,
10 baB Der SaIS besfelben bidt in Elm
an ben 8anb bes Safes sefdnitteneS
Sod pabt. Die Sonne ipiro oann nit
Bferoemiit eefillt unb SoIaIeiiten bars
iiber eenaeelt, bamit bieier ni6t berz
auSfdlIt. Sierauf wirb bic Slafbe nit
9Saner 9efuut, getortt, odS SaB umges
febrt, Elm 9tapf unter bic SlaibenDffs
nung eeiteqt unb Der &orf ipeesenoms
men. Die 0Grme bes OiinserS bdlt
einise Gage pOr uno bepabrt baS @ai=
fee Dor bem 8efrieren. 9latiirIib mub
Der Diin9er, tpenn er ni6t mebr ipdrmt,
entfernt iueroeu. 8ei eepDbnIi6em
Sroittpetter finb iibrisenS seipDbnli6e
3rinfndpfe befer uls ulleS Incere. ba
cine Ieidte ginbluns iie se9en bas 9ln=
bdneen bes @iieS fdIBt unb ale tpeitea
ren nmitdnbe eripart bIeiben. Bel febr
faItem oper nafem @etter lit es seras
then, ettpas giien in bas 8ufer gu
tbun. @iienbltripI bon Der @r6Be elmer
SaieInuB unb 1ropfsn S6nefelidure
ober | Sbeel6ffsI pOu Giientinfur 9es
niisen fir 10 Sitter Wafer. Dieies
giiennaier ioate man aud tpdbrenb
Der Rauierseit seben, babel aber aud
3ipeis pber breimal tpbhentlib etipas
Sanf; bod ia nidt au piel baoon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Gtpas pom Giufdla6teu eines
NtnoeS.

STIR Die SauSfrauen auf benz 2anbe
iino folsenbe 8infe beim gini6labten
zines 9nOes gu empfeblen: 9todbem
bas Rinb Seibla9tet unb bonn SleiI6er
Serleet iit, fo6t man ben 8Opf gar, budt
buS 6le,i6 nit 3wiebeIn, ibut etpaD
Suppe unO fliiiiseS sett, SaIs. @epiir3
u. ip. baran, foht Niles nobmalS
auf, prsBt bic Wta1e in 1bpfe, itiiIpt iie
ertaltet aus unb leet bieie SiiIse ipdter
in Safe, ipoSu man baIb giiie, balb
Sals nimmt uno oieIes erfaItet oariber
gieBt. DaS 9teinisen Der @cbdrme
sei6iebt am beiten, penn man iie iiber
einen 8 SOL lansen Stof siebt unb
parmeS Wa6er na69ieBt bann ipiilt
man lie uno Iebt iie in einem SeIieI init
faltem @oHer unb 2 Sanbboa SalS
auf'S 6euer unO Idbt lie beiB merben,
nimmt iie barauf berauS. ipiiIt iie u. {.
10. Die Nbfdae tperben nit @iii9,
@aier. 9orbeer unb Bfeffer gar sefOdt,
bann aimmt man tie berauS, perrilbrt
baS 8Iut nit etipas giiig unb beiber
Srtbe, tbut eS baran unb fodt eS |
Stunbe, tporauf es iIber bo8 Sleii6 ses
Soien ipirO. 3unse, Gutter unb ionitis
ges masere 6IeIid iaiSt man elm. Die
2eber tpirO eefpdt, serieben, nit reids
lid Butter, Sett unb 9epitrfeItem SaI9,
@eDiirs. seidnittenem Sped, SaIs. cts
mas Suppe u. (. IN. perarbeitet unb in
0drme aefiillt. 20 Mtnuten sefoft uno
tutt sum 9rOO ee8eHen. gu @ratlpiirs
| lten nlmmt man robes, sebadteS Sleiib,
9etpiirfeIten Tale ober lie5er Sped unb
serIafene Butter, Nslfen, 8feffsr, SaI3
unb, tpenn man iie perIdnssrn nil, ses
riebenes @eiBbrot, unb itOpft iie ni6t
su feit in 0drme. Die Sdfte nimmt
man sum 8raten mill man iie fir ben
8inter erbaIten, fann man iie in pai-
IenOe Stiide tbeilen, in 5bpfe paden
uno NIT GaIs luftpipt ;uidmeIsen, ooer
man IaIst iie einise QBOden unO bebans
belt iis ipdter aIS Rau9Hsiid. gu
ben beIiebten 8oapiiriten nimmt man
Die iosenannten S6ladtieiten. roat iie
nit Sals, 3tpiebeIn unO @ewirs auf,
umtpideit iie feit, Iest iie in elm 4bteIz
faB uno fpht lie ipdter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
MULBERRY Straee.

SerfaufsbeDim9un9en nnb 3ablmn9en:
fa6ri&n 3abunsn nit 3ntreTs
aaufsrbes wtb Bomb Iurtgus seuomme.
prOent 2fprdle ernub.
anu pa& bic 5as s aausshsS brau,abl
flint prpent glfrrIe rlaubt
@dberes gu errusen BET John HandIeys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

Qenn man einem Inermiibli9en &es
6enmeiIter elauben barf, bann bat elm
Menid, Der Elm glIter bon 20 Sabren
erreibt bat, felt ieiner @eburt mebr ais
stpansis @assonS nit 2ebensmitteln,
alio einen gan;en Grain per3ebrt.
@snn man nun 4 TOnnen auf ben
@aeson retnst, 10 madt .baS $4,000
Sllo, mas fir elm GotaI BON $50
2ebensta9en einen DurdidnittsfOnium
bon ungefdbr 8 Silo 200 8ramm fur
ben Sag er9iebt. Dieier an ii6 ie!bft
perGnberIi6e tdSli6e 8onium tpirb auf
% &iIo pGbreno Der 8inbbeit unb be8
9llters unb auf 81 bis 4 &llo ipGbreno
bes reiferen gIlters 9ei6dBt. 9ieie
3iffern ideinen ni6t iibertrieben, penn
bic drstIi6en Statiitifer eonitatiren,
paB bic tdsIi4e fIuiii8e uno feite gtabr'
ung Der SpIbaten, Seeleute uno Irbeis
ter i'm 9ur6idnitt 44 SiIO iiberfdreis
tet. nno eS lit bier ni6t bic 9febe oon
2euten, tpeI6e 9ppetit seiSen, ionbern
nur idpaden giiern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

Sin Ncbtuncpiersiaer. Der i'm Sabre
ls49 auf ben 8utritdoeu in DRESDEN
tdmpfte, lit in Der BerIcn nes Surn.
meiiters gpuarb G. 2ebmann su 8altis
more geitOrbeu. 9ebmann, Der pGDreno
beS 8iirgerfrieses bier auf Settle Der
Rtbellen fdmpfte, tpar felt 90 Sabren
Der beIiebtete Turns unb SanSlebrer IN
Baltimore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

lin 8urtOfsIporrdtbe bis ipdt in ben
SrlbIIns mOsIidit frii6, seiunb unb
tpOblidmedenb su erbaIten, tbut man
iis an einen trofeusn Ort uno febt iie
bon 3eit ;u 3eit ben 0dmpfen ange.
brannten SdtpefeIs aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
SaulotS iuln Serfauf.


bic Cots hr Belt auf n aRarh br
sussn gabier GeasbauIs rprn bic &ut& ben nddn r
1abun ieb i'm 0abe feaen. mu
"a 8uB penn apenn une 100 5n6 a ae
bs B bic 10 SUP fir en poi Bnff Sanbab etc ntb sn9
rdne.
sstaut Sdtsnpss Rnnadns sBt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

2tuf einem enslii6en 8roninStbeater
purbe Elm Stiid se9eben. in tueIdem
Der Selb, elm GROCER 8onbit, feline
@efanseni6aft ubSufdGtteIn iuGt unb
70 ipeit fOmmt, bic duBere Mauer Der
seituns su erfIimmen eini9e SSIintens
i6dTe Der nadeilenben @d6ter itredten
ibn aber su 8Oben. Der betreffenre
Wime fam in Der lebten Ssene ridtie
bis auf bic Mauer, unb ais er auf Der.
ielben rittIin8s fab, tpartete er auf bic
S6Giie, in SpIse peren ct biuatfauen
iolIte. gIber biefe SduHe bIieben aus,
benn bic 8eipebr Der Q8dhter piusen
nitt los. S6ou beunrubigt ii6 taS
BubIifum iiber ben gtusgang beg Stlz
des. Ga sudt Dem eoIem 9Itelino cine
tiihre Sbee curdS 6ebirn er purselt
bon Der 0tnuer bcrae, rolIt bis on die
gampenreibe. ruii Gjrober @ott, Id
babe mein DieHer pelI6ludl = mo
itirbt. Sehr befrieSlpt siugeu ole ,3us
idauer mad Sauie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

lleber QUIT unb Sdrbuns Der in
europa eultipirten SIumenarten tbetlt
Wbaer'S ,,DeutI6e 8drtnerSte." Sols
aenee8 nit Gs iperben 9egentpdrtis in
europa 1920 9Iumenarten seSosen,
bon bensn nur etipa 420, alio nur Elm
3ebntsI, einen ansenebmen 9uft ent=
pidsIn. glm meiiten iinb unter ibnen
bic peiBen 8Iumeu NIT l,194 9lrten,
barunter 1877 Suftenbe, pertreten.
Damn foIgen geIbe SIumen nit 95l
glrten, einidIieBi6 II buftenoen. Sn
oritter 8eibe iteben bic rotben 8Iumen
nit 954 9trten unb nur 81 buftenben.
8ei ben pipletten 8Iumen gebt es nur
309 9lrten unb nur l3 anaenebm rie
denbe, pdbrenb unter 230 9lrten nit
beridiebenfarbisen BIumen 20 einen
ansenebmen @eru6 ausbuu6en. I'm
10 erbBer ieSp6 1T bic 3abI berienisen
9lrten. tpelde bel 8eibun8 obsr aud
obne iol6e einen unanSenebmen 8erut
berbreiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

Mande i'm gntiteben besriffene Guns
gems poer SaISleioen tpuroen our6
re6tSeitises @inreiben nit beiBsema6s
tenn Sdneinss ober @dniefett, bem
man einise 9ropfen 2erpentin beiflst,
suriidsebrdnst. Mud bel Der Grippe
ertpeiit ii6 bas ginreiben bes 8rults
faItens, 6alieS uno Naienbeines nit
Obieer Otirtur ais iebr wobltbdtia.
, 1890-05-16

The agitation among the BARRIERS of
Bombay is likely to result in their re-
fusal to shave widows heads. OF course,
those who are acquainted with native
views in India will recognize that this
intimation is not so comical as it sounds,
but has a very serious meaning and re-
fleets great credit on the native barber.
1t is Il relic of a system of cruel treat
ment of native widows that they should
ave their hair shorn off at the moment
of their affection. Native journals have
recently been denouncing the cruel prac-
tice in spite of the opposition of the
Brahmins, who have themselves threat
ened to cut the hair of the widows if the
BARRIERS refuse.
This, however, it is said the Brahmins
could not do without losing caste. The
revolt in Bombay is due to the excessive
cruelty practiced toward widows there.
Up country the practice of shaving the
widows head is not so persistently en-
forced as in Bombay. The hair is al
lowed to grow again, and the widow is
only expected to submit to a renewal of
the unwelcome operation when she visits
a shrine of special sanctity. In Bombay
widows are shaved regularly once a
week, and this causes them deep distress.
Bombay Letter.
, 1890-05-16
Centennial of the ..stoveplps Hat"

Just 100 years have elapsed since the
Inauguration in Europe of the high silk
hat -yclept 1.-THE stovepipe"-and the
centennial anniversary thereof has been
celebrated during the last week by the
matters Of the Old World with all the
solemnity warranted by the occasion.
According to the traditions of the It'll
ing fraternity it was the Quaker head
gear of Benjamin Franklin which first
gave the Paris matters the idea of the
''stovepipe, " and that led to its adoption
During the early part of the century it
was regarded as denoting liberal and
even republican views IN the part of the
wearer.
But towards 1910 a change took place,
and it became an emblem of conserva-
tism, while the soft felt hat succeeded it
as a feature of the revolutionary equip
ment. Even to this day the wearing of
a soft felt hat by a politician in Europe is
sufficient to denote his radical proclivi-
ties, and in the British house of commons
Mr.. Bradlaugh and Mr.. William O'Brien
are almost the only members who affect
that particular form of headgear. Every
body else makes use of the high silk hat,
which, Notwithstanding the fact that it
is universally decried as both awkward
and monstrously ugly, has maintained
its supremacy for just 100 years.-New
York Tribune.