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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-20
ITCHY sCALY SKIN ~
Every night scratched until the akin was rav n.
covered with scales like spots Of mortar. 4, ~.
spectacle. Doctors useIess. Care hopelesa
CCRED nv crrsruDA
ITCHY sCALY SKIN
CURED ny CUriCuRa


am going TO tell you Of ire extraordinary chsoss -,
CUTICURA REMEDIES performed on me- About ,hs =,
Of April last noticed red pimpes like comm, A..
all my body but thought nothing OF untn ~.
time later on. when began 10 look like spots OF mora,
spotted on and which came of in layers accompanied VIII,
Itching. l would scratch every night until was ~,
then night the scales being formed mean wt.
were scratched of again. 1 vain did consult all ~
doctors in country, but without aid. After giving IN
all hopes Of recovery happened an adyertsees,
in the newspaper about your CUTICURA REMEDIYS
and purchased them druggist obtained alma,
immediate relief began to notice that the scay erun
tons gradually dropped of and disappeared ono BY ooa
and have been fully cured. had the disease thirtAa
months before 1 began taking the CUTICuRA RENE.
DIES and four five weeks was entirely cured Nv
disease eczema and psoriasis. recommended ths
CUTICURA REMEDIES to all In my vicinity, and
know Of a great many who have taken them and thanh
for the knowledge OF them especially mothers who have
babes with scaly eruptons their heads and bodies
express words the thanks to My body WI
covered with scales and awful spectacle 10 b.
hold. Now my skin is as clear as a babys.
GEO. CoTEY. Merrill. Wis.
CUTICURA RESOLvENT
The Blood Skin Purifier and greatest Of Hur~
Remedies internally and CUTICURA, the great Ski.
Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP. exquisite Skin Beauu.
fer. externally, species OF agonizng itching
burning. scaly and pimply humors and diseases Of u
skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF hair whether npa
sclofulous, contagious when all other remedies TALL
Sold everywhere. Price CUTfCURA, Soc. soAl
25c. RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the P0TTu
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston.
ts Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages 81
illustrations. and 100 testimonials
PIMPLEs. black-heads. red. rough. chapped and suy
skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
~ CAN'T BREATHE
W4EX Chest Pains. Soreness, Weakness Hackina
YAD Cough, Asthma, PeurIsy and Inaammatloe
&<oX relieved In minute BY the Cuticurs
q THN> Anti.Pain Plaster. Nothing like IL tot
<AkS Weak Lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-20
TILE MEASLES STILL SPREADING.

A, unusual Increase Of measles In the city is shown
v the record Of diseases during weeks.
file in the office Of Dr. Cyrus Edison. sanitary Head
nuartcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-20

sold bv L. 2. Bach to Patrick Morrow lot sic'ooo
Mr. Morrow will improve the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-20
INSTRUMENTAL NOVELTIES.

Conrad Ansorgc Will give pianofortc recital nj
stcinwov Hall on Tuesday evening of this week. at
which ne will play the following list Of compositions
Variations on "wcinen unG klaecn," from,
"A Cantar by Bach. List
Third I,tiarc1 sonnet,
uhnusodi, liongiOi~c 40. H.
II lab MAJOR so'nuh.fL
Overture l,J"''liy
lth.t-odic-Op. -, 40. brihnis
BALLAD.
Nal-, tapirclo~' "'Thn NiH"fe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-20

Master otto IIcgncr's farewell concert will b
given in s.cinway Hall on next Wednesday cvcnin.
Following IS the programme
,,,A,ttc ...-.J :. Bach
Victor Herbert.
Nria
William II. Rcgcr.
Rondo- Op. 10
4 'hopn
Maitk-Op. A.,
polonaise-"Purltani ...... Donizotu
Miss DE We're
Eagaielle. ............... Victor Herbert
"'"''"' ~ Victor Herbert
Nt.,ch.u Joachim Han
~ ont" i"snrr.
SAM "Iu dlc-er Stundr Ntrk"-
William II. BIGGER
"Ic< Y,u. lilcus ..-.+--. victor Herbert
sumner Night ..-. ,.--.----.' '"ilhf in'ii'S
Summing Song-"flylng DLtchnan' .Waencf-I.isIt
valse CapIloc-'Man lebt nur enmal" ..--.-..
' Strauss Taussig
Otto Uegner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

SdIusp6rter ipie /: ,,9Ile bemofratis
i6en Sanbioaten iinb quite 2eute" unb
,,Stimmt baS Sunse bemofratii6e 1ifs
fet" ipel6e fpGbrenb Der Iebten @abIs
campaSne bon 9etpiiien 8ii6en nit 70
sroBem 8ebu9en breitsetreten tpurben,
ibeinen rii6t mebr in bemieIben 8raee
Su sieben, tpie friiber. Der inteqisente
uno unabbdnsiee @dbIer siebt INNER
mebr ben Gusitlas BEL @abIen, mo es
ii6 um Oas bffentIide @obI unb bic
BrOfperitdt zines 9emeintpeiens banbeIt
ben beutli6iten 8epeis bafiir bat bic
Iebte 8abI seseben. gio6 ME supor
Durben 10 pieIe fosenannte ,,Stifers"
benubt, Inn einen anberen glamen auf
ben zines miBIiebisen 8anbioaten ,u
fleben, unb bic Sebauptuns lit sere6ts
fertist, bab nur ettpa bic SdIfte aaer
2idet8 unperdnbert seitimmt purben.
Wir betradten bies ais einen ent16ie.
benen Sortibritt unb penn erf, ipas
mir re6t baIo erboffen, bas auitraIii6e
@abIipitem iiberaa einseflbrt ipirb,
tperben 8etriigereien fait unmbsIi6 unb
Der 8OIfSipiae tpirb unbeeinfIubt gum
IuSbrud fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
@iIfesbarre Nfadridaten.

SRI. emma 8aIter unb Serr
2oui8 2obmam tpurben am 9ienitae
i'm Sauie Der 8rauteltern, an 2incoIn
StraBe, setraut.
- @onrab &uB ipurbe am 0onners
flag i'm beutfden fatboIii6en Sriebbpfe
sur 8ube beiseiebt. gr itarb Montass
supor i'm 9lIter bon 80 Sabren.
- 9as bon Safob &OientbaI Be.
tpobnte Saus SO. 274 9. RainitraBe,
ipurOs porIesten 0ientas bur6 Seuer
SeritDrt. Ser SerIuit tpirb auf $4,000
Sei6abt.
Ser Sransoie gbiIimpn SerceIic
tpurbe am 9onneritas in Der SO. 3 8.
& $. 9rube in 8lpmoutb bur6 einen
Sal bon SeISseitein 10 idper berIsBt,
oaB er faum senefen fam.
= Samitas 9esen Mitternadt brad
in benz 9rocerieitore bon @m. y. Steele
in 9lpmoutb Elm Seuer aus unb es ipurs
ben spei 9ebdube unb bic barin entbaI.
tenen Waaren idiper bei9dbist. Ser
S9aben 1T nur gum SbeiI perii9ert.
= Die @oronerS Surp in benz 2ofef
Sale bat ben @abripru1 abeeseben,
bab iein Sob elm 3ufdlIiser mar, inbem
iein Pferb burdsins unb 8oief sesen
einen Baum sei6Ieubert tpur6e unb
einen SddbeIbru4 erlitt, ber ieinen
iofortisen Sob berbeifiibrte.
- Sn elmer 8eibe bon @obnbduiern
an Wfeabe StraBe brad am Samitag
Ibenb eesen 8 nbr Elm Seuer aus, baS
3uerit ben sansen 8lod in 9Iide su Iesen
orobte, aber ipater auf bic beiben Sdu'
fer bon Niorris unb @illiamS bei6rdnft
tpuroe.
= Bon 9euti6en tpurben bier er.
tpdbIt S9uIrdtbe, $. 6. 8ei6arb,
9. s. Straub unb @eorse WeibeI.
GonitabIeS Bauer, Senrp 8rens
ner uno Sranf 9lltenbad. Stabtrdtbe
g. 6. Stesmuier un6 Srib 8euteIs
buber. Gum GOD. GOntabIe 1T @m.
O'Reiap erpdbIt ipOrben. Die @abI
mar cine rubiSe.
- Siitet su6 Dor gsrus. - Stbt, bas ibr
Uas s6ts Or. 3bUmas' GeItctrir OtI bsfpmmt.
Gs beilt GrfGltuussn, Group, Ahbma, 5aub.
belt unp &bsumatismus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Die Staats= Gampaane.

8enniplpania erpdblt nd6Iten Serbit
einen @oupern6r unb 2ieutenants@ous
pernBr, unb bic aasemeiue glufmerf fiams
felt bat fid i6on ieBt auf paiienbe 8ans
Dibaten fir bieie Iemter seri4tet. Sos
tpeit bic DeIesatenwabIen sum repubIis
faniiben StaatSs sGonbent i'm norbDlts
Iiden Sbeile biefes Staates in 9etraat
fommen, i6eint Der 4dtb. q. SO. 9es
Iamater, bon Meabpiae, ben 8oripruns
iiber ale anberen @esner 3u baben.
Die 9elesaten bon @pomins. Suss
quebanna uno Bapne Counties iinb fiir
ben Senator BON Gratpforb county in=
itruirt, 2adatpanna tpirb siemIi6 fiber
folsen unb auf 2uaerne County Bat er
bic beiten 9luSii6ten, unb in anberen
3beilen bes Staates iinb bic Gbancen
fait slei9 siinltis; 10 bab, tpenn ni6t
i'm Iebten SIusenbIid neutrality-suspicious.
@ombinationen ee9en ibn semadt tpers
ben, feline 9lOpination ais 5aftum su
betrudten 1T. gu Oieier gInii6t neisen
ii6 bic beitinformirten 9oIitifer bes
States, unb 9lIe anerfennen feline
befonbere 8efdbiSunS fir baS Gmt,
feline Susenben i'm 8ripatIeben, feline
8erbienite UNI oaS @emeintpobI.
Inns Setpobnern oes 6itIi6en 9beiIes
bes Staates seipdbrt eS cine fpesielle
SreiIbe, in 8erbinbuns NIT Der 8anbis
oatur beS Serrn 9eIamnter fir @ous
berneur ben gtamen unieres berbienten
Wiitbirsers, Senator @atres bon 2afs
faipanna, aIs ipabrideinli6en 8anbiz
baten fir bic 2ieutenants @oubern6rs
iteae nennen Su b6ren. Cine ioI6e
Combination tpiirOe, ipie mir gang fiber
8lauben, bic uneetbeiIte unb freubise
nnteritiibun9 bon Norboit' BennipIba.
MEN finoen unb benz repubIifaniIden
Iidet srObe Stdrfe berIeiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Spbe Narfer NOtisen.

- 9as borsdsIi6fte WitteI gesen
ale MaeenIeiben iinb obne 3tpsifeI
Or. Ius. 8Dnis'S Samburser Tropfen.
Sa- SmpOrtirtes GrIanser 8odbier
am Sreitas, Samitas unb bic sanse
nd6ite @Oae bel u. Genie, 9enn abs.
- George Subion, IT,, an Der 8aiI.
roab Ibenue tpobnbaft, fieI Dor elmer
Wode in yieScoped bon einem Sauie
unb DerIeBte ii6 fdper.
sa- Serrens@ @arberobes 9lttifeI in
GROCER Nuspabl, lluterfIeiber, Semben
fir @roB unb 2Iein in
8rOipn'S 8ee Sibe.
- @eit 9adapanna Ibenue, bon
ben 8abafreusunSen Biz sur 9ieunten,
1T in Der IeBten 3eit macabamiiirt ipors
ben, cine 8erbeheruns, bic tpabrf6ein'
Ii9 aud auf Robinion StraBe ausses
bebnt tpirb.
- Dabib @m. NoIes, bon Gpnun
StraBe, erIitt am Donnerfag i'm @aps
uea Sdadt Can ieinem erfen Irbeits=
ta9e) 8erlebunsen, benen er am Sonns
tag erIas. ST mar % Sabre alt unb
unberbeiratbet.
9ie 8elebue @rube 1T auf bic
Dauer bon mebreren Wonaten gefbIois
fen iporben, INN bur6sreifsnbe &eparas
turen pOrnebmen Su t6nnen. SsIbit bic
Oampfmai6inen tperben burd neue unb
Before eriebt.
= Sn benz Banner 8Iod," Gde
g. Wain Ipenue unb ScrantonItrabe,
brad Niitttpo6 4benb balb 10 1lbr Elm
Seuer aus. gS entftanb i'm britten
Stodperfe, in ben @obnrdumen bon
Sfaaf g. SOnes, unb bieier lit an
Sausserdtben sroben S6aben; i'm
stueiten Stodperfe iparb FOLDER bur9
@aHer anseri6tet. Der Store unten
unb Oas @ebdube ieIbit famen nit Iei6=
tenn S6aben babon.
= SBit Drniniruns ma6t 8ranfbsit, unb
bSIrs Slut unb esfSrte 6unftipusH Der 9sbrr
une Ntersn ift b6ls Drainiruns ees menIhli-
den 8Drprs, psltss 9urbpf 9lppb Stitsrs
brieitist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
0Sie 1T bies

gBir bistsn sinbunbet Dollars Sslcbnuns
fir isbsu 6aa ppn 8atarrb, bsr nitt bur6
Ginnebmsu Son Saas 8atarrb Sur stbsit
perbsn fam.
9. 8. Gbsnsy & Co., Gissntb.
Scleeo, Sbip.
gBir, bic llnterssi6netsn, babsn 9. 8. Cheney
isit ben ltBten IS .'abrtn gsfannt unb baltsn
ibn fir pplfommen ebrenbaft in alien @GIh1fts-
Ssrbanblunsen uub finnn;isa btfGbiat ale pcn
Isinsr Girma siusreanesnen 8erpflihtunssn iu
erfiiltu.
@tit & Sruar, @ruBbanbsIs- DrOsuiifsn,
Sclecp, 3.
Walpins, 4inuan Warpin, @rp6ban-
brls.Drpguilttn, 5OIrbp, 8.
6. 8. Ban S0slen, Gailirsr SpIsbc gla-
tipnal Sanf, IplepO, 8.
Saa's 8atarrb Sur ipirb iuusrIiG ssnpm-
men uub pirft birtft auf bas 9lut unb bic
i6Itimissn SbaaGhsn bee Syfsms. 3sus-
nife frfi ptrIanbt. prsis rs gts. bic 6lalctt.
gsrfauft ppn alien Apptbsfsru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Nttt8tpn.

= gs tpirb bebuuptet, baB Der 5 1lbr
2ebisb 8alep NbenOsus, bieIIei6t nit
Elm ooer 3tpei Iusnabmen, Der f6neat te
in ben Ser. Staaten 1T. @r Iegt RE
neun NeiIen gntfernuns atpii6en bier
unb gSiItesbarre in ettpa udt Nlinuten
3uriid.
- DaB Serr Souls SeibeI in elmer
feiten bemotratiiben Burg tpie 9ittston
NIT elmer Nebrbeit bon ettpa 200 Stims
men sum 8iirsermeiiter erpdbIt tperben
tOnnte, 1T setpiB elm 8eiden GROCER
PopuIaritdt, unb mir iino iiberseust,
bab Serr SeibeI bic quite Oteinung Der
bieiiSen 9iirser tpdbreno ieiner Gmtss
Seit SIdnsenb re6tfertiSen ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
@agne Gpnntp.

-Sn @apne @ountp mar fiirsIi6
quite S8Iittenbabn.
= 9ie 6ffentlide S6uIb bon @apne
County iiberiteist ni6t $50, 1000, unb
bieienise bon SonesOaIe 1T ni&t bbber
aI8 S25OO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
0ie gpeItoussteII,,no fom,,t

- Die @eItuuSitsQuns fOmmt Iaut
@onSrebbei6IuB mad Chicago. 9ie
S9lubabitlmmuns itanO: Gbicaso 157,
geetp gorf 10Y, ct. Souls % unb
8aibin8ton lS Stimmen.
- SObunn SafOb 9lftor itarb am
SamitaS in 9ieD gOrf nit SinterIaII.
un9 zines 8erm6Sens BEN iiber $780, :
900, 1000.
- 9si ben in Iester @o6e absebaI.
tenen 8oblen fir ben 5idbrisen Gers
min oes oeuti6en &eidstages baben bic
Soaialiiten cine unsebeure Stdrfe ents
tpidelt unb tperben in Der 86rper16aft
(einf9liebli6 Der Sti6pabIenj ipabr.
i4einIi4 $40 Stimmen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

Softer
& Go.,

Qetter ipeSieaer ,,Gnt"
Serfauf bon Gloafs,
&raps mnb i6tperem
&interluaareu.
Cine 9artie 8Idi6 85de, bone aans
&C. 3u $3.50, pOriser 9reis s22.5o.
Cine gartie 9Idid Sadets, Sersisrt
NIT e4tem SeebunOsfea, su s1o,5O,
pOriser 8reis $500.
Cine gartie Netumarfets 3u s5.75,
s6.75 unb $3.50, pOrissr greis 1000,
1850 unb 1900.
gine Partie gang tpoIene SIannel
SIeiberitoffe 3u 25 Gents, Soriser 8reiS
49 @ents.
Cine 9artie rotbe 8Ianfets, poqe
SrbBe. gang @oIIe, su 1921, borissr
Preis 400.
Cine Partie ipeibs 8Ianfets au rs
Gents, friiberer Breis 1.5O.
Cine Partie Comforts 3u 81 @ents,
frdberer Breis LOO.
Sine 9artie SdarIa6 Belts unS
Soien fir Dumen, sans 8oGe, au
$l.25 Der an3us, frdberer 9reis 400.
Sieie 8aaren mdiIen entfernt tper.
ben, um Raum fir uniern immenien
gOrratb bon Srubiabrspaaren su ma.
4en ben iebt uniere Ginfaufer in ben
Utdrften einfaufen.
9. g. Gin 8uIen aeintpanb ,u
neberSdsen garS brett, su 5 Gents,
tpertb 7 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
- Sie Meser berIanSen cine Berries
t,,.,n -, Ao. O oI;.o.

-Sie Reser berIansen cine Berries
tuns an Der 8OIisei.
- Mi6ael @iIrop bon Bine 8roof
1T auf bic 4nfIase be8 Strabenraubes
mad bem @efdnsnib sebrudt tporben.
- Man sIaubt, bic glnseIesenbeit
tpesen Der $4,000 td6tiiden Bombs
bod nod in Oronuns brinsen su f6ns
men, ebe Der neue Stabtratb eintritt.
= Die S6uIbebbrbe orsaniiirte ii6
am Dienitae 4benb burd bic @abI bon
8. 3. 9ltberton gum 8rdiibenten unb
s. 8. Ofea gum Sefretdr.
1ar &offer, 8eiietaiden, S6irme.
Spaaierit6fe su bilisiten Preiien in
8rotpn'S 8ee Sibe.
%8efeIIt bas ,,@o9enbIatt"-eS
entb6It ale Nadri6ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
2ife 0entidler &riefe.

Srau Senrp 4rt, Srau 8pers. Sof.
8obler, 8iftor 8emtor, @beIri6 unb
4nna Waria Nepers, Soi. &otenmper,
GarI S6aImeIbuih. 0enrn S9raber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
YbotOgrapbie 0ei9dft
BON
&einricb SreD,
42l 2adatpanna 9lbsnue, Scranton.

@ir fino auf oas Bette eiugeridtet fur an.
ferti9un9 ieoer art pbOioarapbiideg arbeiten.
ruie Bortrnit photographer in beIisbiaer
8r6be 6nmiIien' uuo 9ruppenbiIoer. Sduier.
uno 9anOidaftsaufnabmen, 8epruouttionen
uon Biloern, Grapon.VOrtraits SquareIlen.
SeIgemdIoe. Bortslan.8iIoer II. (. 10. 8u.
frieoenfteqenoe atbeiteu bel mdbisen 8rsifeu
Iuirb Uu9ef6ert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

Ser 9eiammte 8orratb bon &lei.
beritofen, Slanneaen, ETC., miro
gum &oitenpreiS auSuerfauft, Inn
bieie Sorte @aaren aufSur6umen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

Gebar Qbenue
ReadyPayStOres
632 Gebar Mnemae.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
After Diianer Ceremonies

Ladies and gentlemen withdraw from
the table together, or as is often the
case, the gentlemen arise, and the
ladies retire leaving the gentleman to
smoke. Guests are expected to leave
by or before eleven clock.
Even in dinners given to gentlemen
alone, sometimes the wife of the host,
or failinga wife, some digniied matron,
is seated ct the head or center of the
table-a great advance upon the Gus
toms Of former days. III my house
those who wish to use the weed after
dining, withdraw to the smoking-room
in the topmost story, and in all the
dinners, receptions and other enter
tainments in which Mrs. Childs and I
have received large companies, con-
vent;onalities and courtesies of life
have been strictly Observed" said Mr.
Childs. This was in answer to news:
paper paragraph which appeared that
day to the effect that good deal Of
comment had been made upon the fact
chat Ex-Governor Cornell at q late
large public reception served nothing
but ice-water and mineral water to his
guests. It appears that Mr.. Cornell,
though a delightful entertainer, has
been compelled to forego the use OF
wine by the hilariousness of the few
who could not restrain their appetites.
-George " Childs, is Good House.
keeping.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
California Crops.

ES-Judge French. one OF the leading
LAWYERS Of the Pacific slope, while in
New York was interviewed by ! Star
reporter Said the Judge: There is a
very large amount Of humbug in regard
to the orange-groWers and orange cul-
turo of Caiiforliss While that golden
fruit attains beauty aud development
there equal to anything in the world,
yet what with the cost of the land and
OF its cultivation by the owners, as
well as the ignorance or inexperie1ce
which prevails rs to its culture, the or
ange business thus far has never more
than paid expenses. ANY eastern man
who crosses the continent in the hope
of making fortune in a few years
from great orange plantation will be
surely and sorely disappointed. Other
fruits do pay, and pay well. Grapes,
whether fresh or as raisins, or in wine
or brandy, are proving a very good in
vestment. California pears, apricots,
and plums are, also remunerative. The
best returns to the horticulturist thus
far, however, have come from the
kitchen gardens where fine vegetables
are grown. Hundreds of smal; farm
ers have been successful IN this field.
The demand never ceases and seldom
falls to less than the supply. A man
with the taste for tilling the soil can al
wavs succeed in California, and espec-
iallv in southern California. if he con-
fines his efforts to fruit-raising and
truck farming. No one can realize the
way vegetables grow there until he has
been there. With no cold weather, a
clear sky, and warm sun $50 days every
year, and an unlimited supply Of water
for irrigational purposes, plants Of sil
kinds grow almost perceptibly."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
The Power Of Rashcesh.

A Cairo EgypD correspondent of
the Pittsburg Leader thus describes
his first experience IS hasheesh eater:
Seeing my companion conveying a
piece of this sugar eagerly to his mouth,
Twas encouraged to do likewise. 1t
was an aromatic, somewhat bitter-tast-
ing pastile, dissolving quickly like soft
peppermint on the tongue, and leaving
likewise a slight burning sensation,
which, however, passed away after a
few puffs from cigarette.
Suddenly the smoking cigarette fell
out of lips. felt myself impelled to
talk-to reveal myself to my neighbor
tell him that I was no longer COM
mon, groveling human being, who had
to wander through life on this hard
earth with wretchedly slow legs, but
that could fy-soar like the eagle
through ethereal space.
so, you see, this is the way l do it, !"
I remember calculating.
The inefable eXhilarating sensations
thrilled my inmost SELF l felt myself
liberated of all earthly trammels, un-
burdened of all carnal weight-free to
range infnity's vast fields. Some
strange, quickcning power pulsated
through my every vein.
My whole being seemed etherized.
Encircled with the fragrance of Para
disc, I was borne aloft on buoyant pin
ions through immeasurable space. On
and on I was waited unto an elysium Of
bliss and loveliness. There was neither
beginning nor end to my aerial flight.
Ali was boundless rs eternity.
inclined my head backward and
imbibcd in torrents the balmy, regen-
Grating air aud the glorious, roseate
light which was she'd around ME. All
these momentary sensations l remem-
Der imparting to my English friend at
the time. felt that I wished him to
share my ethereal enjoyment. l
wished to take him along on this soar
ing ascension into celestial solitude.
But my spiritual trance was now
nearing it's end. Consciousness was
gradually returning to M!c. l exper-
fenced a peculiar rushing sensation IN
my ears. Ny mouth felt very dry and
parched. Before my eyes rose big
dark blotches. The beautiful, rosy
glow is fading away, and in place of it
rises a greyish fog, through which l
dimly see some of the people in the
room. Slightly-startled, I come quite
to, and find myself leaning far back
ward in an armchair.
The evening glow at the window has
not quite disappeared yet. I look atmy
watch and am astounded-the gigantic
air voyage has lasted only twelve min
DtaS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
Southern Phosphates.

The discovery of phosphate deposits
in Florida is q matter of great import
ance to southern farmers who use large
and increasing quantities of this fer
tiiizer. Combined with cotton meal
It makes an admirable fertilizer for
both corn and cotton. 1t is easily trans
ported and economically applied: 1t
is now making the light sandy lands OF
south Alabama yield large and paying
crops. It has revolutionizcd farming
all over the south. Thus far South
Carolina has furnished the bulk of the
phosphates, producing last year 6Oo',,
900 tons. The Florida article is said
to be superior to tha. of South Caro-
lima, and as the increased supply must
lead to lower cost It will lead to more
rapid development Of agriculture IN the
southern states than has ever been
known.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-09
Bitter Sweet-.A Romance.

so you engaged yourself to me
when it wss your firm intention all
slong to marry that old brute; old
enough to be your grandfather. How
could you be so false, so cruel?
never will believe in woman again."
And Lucullus Biggars stood up in all
his manly beauty Of six feet two and
looked down wrathfully into the two
beseeching blue eyes so wistfully gaz-
ing at his handsome face.
IL couldn't help it." answered
tbs woman who had embittered his
life forever-so he thought-by cruelty
casting him aside for one whose only
attraction was his boarded, sordid
gold. ''And besides it was largely
your own fault
"My fault" he exclaimed, wildly,
striding up and down the little parlor,
and even forgetting himself so far as
to stick both hands under his coat
tailt, like stage father; great heav-
ems, woman, when have | failed to
crafty your slightest whim? When
have I forgotten to bring you chewing
gum? When have ever omitted to
take you to any attraction that has
been worth the seeing? When" but
here his emotions overpowercd him,
and for the moment ne was speech
less.
"Still, say, it was largely your
tult," said she, in the sweetest tones.
Long ago, before You ever told me
you loved me, you said that you could
have 10 respect for woman who
would allow herself to be kissed by g
man to whom she was not engaged.
And l did SO want to kiss you, dear
Won't you forgive me-:
OF course he did.
And st about a. H. early in the en-
suing morning, young man might
have been seen meditativcly walking
homeward his face the scene of Varied
and conflicting emotions. y guess
she was right" he soliloquized- "And
perhaps the old dutfer won't last very
long, after all, and $500, 0QQ in cold
cash, think, is worth waiting for
And the black night unwrapped him
In its gleamless doom--TsrTe Hsu:e
EIDrcSS.