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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-22
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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-22
For Australia.

For Australia. Dr. Edward Magnus of New Britain sails to-day for Australia. Ills expects to locate in the practice of medicine in Victoria.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-22

At the Y. N. 0. A. rooms Rev. W, ia. Markwick will continue his course of lectures on "The Great Religions of the Past" The subject for tomorrow will be "Moses and Judaism" Service begins at 4:15 D. m, There has been considerable interest man. ifested in these lectures and a large attend. ance Is expected. Service at the jail will be held Sunday morning at o'clock. Praise service tonight at the rooms at o'clock,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Sorfe unS auScre Tlafbcn= unb
6ldfcrperfhlnfie.

0aS SdaaIperben bon Bier, muiiis
renber @etrdnfe poer aud bas Sauers
ipsroen bon ginsemabtem lit nidt inns
mer auf bic manBelbafte 8eI6affens
belt Der betrsffenben Stoffe ober bic
serinsere SorsfaIt beim gintoden bes
@insemadten Suriidsufiibren, ionbern
Iiest pieI an ben 8eri6Idfen Der SIas
Iden unb @IGIer. Otan fol- fir 8ier,
ipeI6eS man ii6 ieIbit auffiqt, auf
re6t CUTE unb ipei6e &orfe ieben unb
Iieber cine &leiniSteit mebr bafiir auSs
seben, bd trOdene 8orfe ooer bic germs
sere Sorte ni6t luftbi6t iino, fonbern
Der &obIenidure ben 9luStritt uno Der
2uft ben gintritt eeltatten. gS Iobnt
ii6, bic &orfe nit 8araffin ooer aud
nit @ads su trGnfen, tpobur9 bas
Ginbrinssn Der 2uft berbinosrt fpirb.
9bierii9e 8laIen, iotpie aud Seri6Idiie
aus Yer9amentpapier Iese man eini9e
Sage in @Ipcerin, tpoo,tr6 iie eeidmeis
big bIeiben unb aud Die Boren Der.
f6IoHen fperben. 9la6oem bic 8laien
in @lpcerin seIesen, bride man iie gut
aus uno trodue iie nod etipas atpii6en
2bi6papier. Sic tperben nidt bart unb
iinb oft tpieber su sebrauden. 9Iass
ftbpieI reibe man itetS nit Baraffin Elm,
bamit iie ii6 ni6t feitieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
IufbetpaSrnns Scs Mebls.

I'm bic fir bic SausbaItuns nptbs
tpenOigen srbberen ober fleineren Webls
pcrrdtbe Dor Oem Stidiss oSer DRuffiss
tperben su beipabren, ipenoe man neben
Der Sorefalt fir sebbrise 9rodenbeit
fol9enoes bequeme uno tppbIfeile WtitteI
an: 0tan nebme friife Solsfoblen, bic
iebo6 nidt NIT @aiier, Ionpern bur9
3uOeden seI6idt iein miIfen, unb ums
pidIe cine Ansabl berielben NIT Iofe
eesupfter 8aumtpolentpatte, ipeIde man
NIT einem Suben feftbinbet. 9ie 70
umtpideIten SobIen, bic nun feinen
8oblenitaub bon iid seben f6nnen,
f6IG9t man bann iGmmtIi6 in Elm Stid
seipaideneS uno an Der Spnne getrods
neteS 8aumipplenseus, binbet baHelbe
unb leet e8 auf ben 8Ooen Der 0ieblbes
bdlter Ober ir9enb tppbin in ben 8pr.
ratb. gluf bieie 8eiie ipirb ni9t nur
bas Wuffige, tpel6eS bem WebI einen
unansenebmen @eru6 unb 8eidmad
siebt, idon i'm gntiteben beieitiet, ions
bern eS tperben aud bic peridieoenen
sabIrei6en Snieften fern sebaIten, bic
burd einen Ieiber nur gu baufis iibeIn
3uitanb beS MebIeS anseIodt iperben.
@s 1T ieIbfperitdnblib, Oab bic 8obIen
BON 3eit su 3eit bur9 frii9e erieBt
iperben miiiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Serfabrcu, um perbleibte alte
S6rift fcfort ipicber lefers
lib ;u MAIDEN.

Ni6t feIten finben iib alte llrfunben
uno anbere S6riften, auf 8ersament
iOipobl alS auf 9apier, tpelde itarf abses
bIeidt uno fait pber tpObI aud sdnsIid
unIeierIib seiporben iinb. Seu6tiSfeit
unb bumpfe mobrise 2uft, in anberen
Sdaen tuobl aud IdneereS SeripeiIen
i'm oireften SonnenIi6t, bieaeibt aud
me6uniibe ginfliiiie, mbSen bic 1lrfade
bierpOn iein. 9ii6t nur fir ben @es
ididt8forider unb in eeri9tIiden Sdls
len lit eS BON SntereHe, bersIei9en
S9riftftiide tpieber leIerIib su MAIDEN,
aud III ben Sumilien fin0en iid aIte
1lrfunben un6 @broniten, beren @ntsifs
feruns tpini9enspertb lit. Otan cts
rei6t bieS Iei9t bur6 folsenSeS 8er=
fabren: Wan befeudtet bas unIeiers
Il6e 9Iatt fdipa6 nit Mafer unb bes
tupft bahelbe bierauf mitteIi # zines srbs
Beren BinIeIS nit SdpefelpaHeritOffs
Nmmoniof. Die Sdrift erideint ios
fort idnars unb bollfommen Ieferli6.
gluf Bersament erbdIt iia bieie
S6pGrse 8apiermanuifripte tperben
ebenfaaS auSenbIidli6 idnarS uno les
ierIib, seipBbnIi6 aber nidt fir Idnsere
Dauer. Die grIdeinuns 1T burd
8ilbunS bon SdtpefeIeilen Ieidt cts
fIGrli6,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
6eicbGfts.Mn5ei9er.
Apptbeter.

Apptbeter.
g. W. 8putpn, Mttifamsnfe isbsr
Nrt @de Nbams Apenue unb piut SraBr.
Gbsp. 8. 6rands 9sutiasr Ipctbs-
Ter @de 9Salbingtpn MSe. uno Spruee ct.
Slamen.c3 c3drtnsr.
Z. 9. WcGItrtpd, Sars. uub @ras
bsrIbmiiduus, 314 q 94aIbinston Aps. unb
am GinSans bts GOrslt Sill 6riscbOfss.
Bud. uns stceisen,.9rucfer.
Sreb. @asneL Drudarbtit jsbsr 9lrt
In eneIiIher unb bsutI6er Sprabe, 5tt 3ada-
pnnna gpsnur, ssseniibsr bsm Bottom StCrr.
GisarrensSabrifdnt.
". W IT d m IN n, bic tsIisbisn >, ,NlfpnIp"
unb .Sia 8tus" @tearreu ale Sprten Ia.
baf unO &auberartifrl, SCI 9adapanna IUs.
Sampf. unb ssaffsr'seitunsen.
Sames s. 9apIer, plumbing @rpert,
Gds @ypmins aSs. unO 2iuOsn Strabs.
Groceries unS aropiNonen.
Se6tplb, Sraubpp 81 Co., Grad.
frlssr BON SeabIe s. StrelD, t16 penn gps.
S6IGgsr unb Seal, "a gafapanna
@ve., bas brriibmte @bite SpUnss WebI.
Greb. 8. @ibmaper 3sIifatsiIrn,
$50 9adapanna Mpenue.
SerrensC5dreerpbe, Site etc.
8rantp. Gbriittan, 205 9adnpanna
aprnue, Bailey Saus 8Ipf.
Sd,ubc unb StisfeIn.
8. 9. gSeefs & Co., 427 Spruer
StraBe. au6 &spnraturen prompt bsipret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Sans tlnb &Df.
OSie bic Gbinefen Sdnmc fiinfts
lid fortpflanseu.

SObaIb iie einen Baum ausee1u6t
baben, bon Dem iie iunee 8dume sieben
tpclIen, 10 tpdbIen iie einen Spei9 bas
bon, behen 8erluit ben Baum am ipes.
nislten entitellt. I'm bieien 8peig bers
UNI, mbsli6it nabe am Stamm, tpinben
iie Elm Sell pom Strcb, peIdes NIT
9ubmiit beidmiert 1T, 70 bid fiber eins
amber, oaB Der oabon entItanbene 8ranS
fiinfz bis ie6smaI 10 rid lit, aIs Der
9urdmehsr beS 3peiees. SIM MlitteIs
punt bieieS &ranses mti1sn ii6 nun
bic iunsen MurseIn biIben. gta6 bies
fer Operation i6neiSen fe unmittsIbar
unter Oem Strobrinse bic 8inbe bis
auf'S SUIS, etipa sipei 9ritteI Der Beris
pberie, meg, barauf bGneen iie auf
einem OarIberitebenben 3peise. serabe
iiber benz Strpbrin9e, cine &ofOsnuBs
i6ale ober Elm anberes @efdB, tpeI9es
in ieinem SOSen elm Sod bat, bas aber
nur 70 erob 1T, bab oaS WaHer, tpomit
iie eS anfiaen, nur tropfenpeile auf bic
in Strpb einsei6lasene Stele oeS
3peiseS berabfalIen fam. Sisrour6
ipirb baS einseidIusene gnbe bes 3peis
ges INNER feudt erbalten, nm beitp
lei6ter 9abruns Su baben unb iunse
@ur;eIn anieben gu fbnnen. Drei @os
den lang bat man nun bierbei ipeiter
ni6ts Su tbun, ais bafiir su ipreen, bab
bas @sfGB INNER @aiier babe. 9tad
8srlauf bieier 9eit I6neibet man bas
Iebte 9rittel Der OOrber iIbris seIafenen
8inbe binipes uub bererDbert ben eriten
@inIdnitt, 10 bab er tiefer in boS Sol;
fpmmt benu tpdbrenb Der eebadten
3eit baben iid idOn iunSe @urseIn 8es
biIbet, peIde bem 3ipeiSe 9tubruna
mittbeilen. 9tab Serlauf Der ndditen
brei @oden tpieberbplt man ra8 9tdms
liae, uno setpbbnIi6 stpei 1tonate mad
benz erten 9lnfanS bieier 9roSebur Iiebi
man fdOn Die @urseIn, ipeIde iib I'M
ba8 umsebunoene StrOb binsieben, tpaS
anseist, baB eS nun 3eit ici, ben 8weiq
bon tem Stamme su trennen. Dies
gei9iebt nit Silfe elmer Sage uno ses
raoe an benz Orte beS semabten Sins
I6nittes, Inn 70 ipeni9 grI6iitterunf
aIs mbsIi9 ;u Oeruriuden, neil oas
StrobieiI nun fait sdnSIi6 perfauIt lit
0ie 8ortbeiIe Der Dtetboce iinb, BAT
mad 8 bis Sabren, ipenn Der 3tpeif
ettpa8 Itarf 1T, bic neuen Sdume il
boiler Srasbarfeit iinb, pGbreno be,
aus bem 8ern eesoeene Baum feIbit II
benz tpdrmlten &lima 8 bis 10 Sabr,
nDtbis bat, UNI Srii6te su traeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

9a8 Seuma9en Bel reSnerii6em
Wetter fam pieI 8erbrub bereiten.
Sin praftiides 8erfabren. nm Bel Res
sentpetter bod suteS trodnes Seu 5u
erbalten, lit bo8 foIeenbe /: Ntan ieBt
baS naGe @raS, nadbem es 10 bis IL
Stunben auf S6paben SeIeeen, in fleis
nen Saufen bon 2 SUB SDbe Elm unb
Idbt bic Saufen ipdbrenb Der sanSen
ResenSsit unberiibrt lieeen, ieIbit tpenn
Der 3esen 8 Gage unb nod Idneer ans
b6It. Der &e9sn fbIdst ben 8raS'
buufen sIatt unO i6Iiebt Die 2uft ab,
baber aud feline SdulniB itattfinbet.
gla6bem tpieber trpdeneS Q8etter einSes
treten unb bic Saufen oben absetrodnet
iinb, iperben iie nit benz unten burd9es
itedten SarfenItieI eenenbet, na6 elmer
trpdnen STEELE biniiberSepOrfen. Sas
@raS iIt INNER gang grim, tpie friid
eemGbteS eS trodnets ater nun balo,
6a Our9 bic innere @rbitunS bic Wais
iertbeiIe Ieidt bereaien. Ntan brinBt
bic flenen Suufen, nadbem iie mods
mails eetpen6et uno bon innen aufgeIpfs
tert iinb, in erbbere Saufen, bic bann
bor benz ginfnbren np9mals um9eipen'
bet unb aufseIOdert werben. 9as Seu
bat Bel bieier 8ebanplunS cine quite
Ssarbe unb @eru9. gS 1T iiberbaupt
ansiratben, aud bel sutem @etter bas
@raS balb in fleine Saufen 3u brinSen.
9ia6 bem Iufbarfen Der S6paben unb
benz 3uIammeni9lagen breier Sdmaben
su elmer, mub in ben Ra9mittassitunben
nit benz ginieben in fIeine Saufen be-
eonnen iperoen, bic oann am nddten
Rorsen na6 benz 9lbtrUdnen beS SeueS
umgetporfen tperben unb sipar INNER 8
bis ~ fIeine Saufen su einancer, bamit
iie in ben ipdten 9ta6mittaesitunben
i6nel in srDBere Saufen sebra9t ipers
ben fbnnen. Die srpBen Saufen f6n.
men rubis einen Sag iiberiteben, bamit
bas nod feu9te Seu innen I6pibt.
@erben bieie Saufen bann Bel eutem
@etter no9malS Sefpenoet, 70 trOdnet
oaS Seu i6nea auf. Stebt baS Seu in
eroBen Saufen uno es tritt 8eeen elm,
10 ribrt man ni9ts an, bis poIIfommen
gutes @etter eintritt. 2dbt man baS
Seu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bic 9td6te
iiber Iiesen, 70 perliert es an Der 5arbe
unb @eru6. 8eim Seuma6en gilt aIs
8egeI: nidt auSeinanber, ionbern sus
einanber muB nit benz 6utter seurbeitet
iperben. SaS Seu tpirb beher unb
bieIe 9lrbeit tpirO eripurt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
SaSetpauuen blanf IA erbalten.

8erben 8abeipannen ieOe 8o6e ems
NAL sriinbIi6 seideuert unO na6 ieber
8eniibuns aussetrOdnet, Oa bic @afers
trOpfsn SIeden binterIaien, 10 bebaI.
ten iie ibr idDnes gusieben. 3um
Sdeuern perpenoet man am beiten cine
QufI6Iuns bon 3uderiaure, bic auf
einen 8aits ooer Strobpii6 eeeoHen
tviro biersu fommt etpaS feiner Sanb
unb Crime Seife. Sat man bic Wanne
BON innen unO uuben tii9tis seideuert,
10 tpirb iie abBeipiIt unO absetrOdnet.
9arna6 pubt man iie nod nit aufse'
IDiter SdIemmtreipe. Sic bIibt pann
ipie SiIber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
.ons @ras no adien hlren. =

SSn Der 8eiti6rift Die glutur" fpirb
foIaenbeS Experiment in ben &reiS Der
bfentIi6en Distuiiion sesosen 9fIddt
man einen bIiibenoen &oe9enbaIm cine
Spanns unter Der Nebre ab, nimmt ibn
an Der 8ru6Itele in ben Diunb, nads
benz man subor bic anbdnsenoen Staubs
beuteI abseitreift BAT, 10 tpirO man mad
9erIauf bon cirea 5 Wlinuten Elm fleines
@unoer Ieben. Ntit Ieiie fniiternbem
@erduId iprei3en iid bic SpeIsen poer
8Iltbenideiben bon chamber unb nit
bem 9luSe nod ii6tburer 8epesIi6feit
brdneen Ii6 bic frif9en StaubbeuteI
berpor, 70. bub bic sIebre baIb bi4t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

bumit bebGnst 1T. 8cIaes 1T nun
Der @runb bieier iiberauS raf9en Gnts
ipidluns? SIT es lebisIid bic nit benz
Itbem in ben abgebrodenen SaIm ees
bau6te Wdrme unb 8pbIenIdure, ober
weI9e 1lmftdnoe ipirften ionit babel
nod nit Dieie Srase Bat bereits cine
9lnttport sefunben tlnb stpar bebauptet
Elm Ginienber, bab bic rapibe @nttpide=
lung ipObI BON benz in bic gHanse bur9
ben Ntbem einSeblaienen tparmen 98ais
ierbampf abbGnet. 8efanntli6 fam
man BhanSen, ipeIde peIf Seiporoen
iino, Oaourb frii9 uno itroben6 MAIDEN,
baB man am unteren @nbe frii9e
SdnittitelIen ma9t unb bic BHansen
bann in beibes 8afer iteat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Gin neuer 6iefenparf.

0ie Stabt 9len gorf bat elm bes
trd9tlides gIreal am Song SsIanb
Sunb fir einen srOBen neuen 6ffsntIis
den 8arf (im 1lmfanS bon 100 gIder)
eriporben, tpeIher uneefdbr opppeIt 70
grob tperben fpiro, ipie Der gentraI
garf. Oils Der Iebtere anseIest ipurbe,
in ben fiiufSi9er Sabren, lag er gum
SbeiI nod auberbaIb beS 0ei6bilbes
Der Stabt, iebt befinbet er ii6 unees
fdbr i'm Centrum berieIben, unb bic
sanse llmsesenb 1T oi6t bebaut, 70 baB
er Idnsit nibt mebr frei IieSt.
SaS neue 8arfs 9lreaI binsseen 1T
nod g8aIr unb SSelb unb ipeit genug
bon Der Mtilionenitubt entfernt, I'M ais
gtaturparf SeIten Su fbnnen. gr ers
itrsdt ii9 in elmer 2Gnee bon Is Meis
len an oer 8eIbam 8ai entIans uno
tpirb bonn Ocean beipiiIt, behen tiibIe
8riIe bic Temperatur ieIbit BEL benz
beibeiten g8etter berart mdbi9t, baB
Der 9lufsntbalt am Strano unb i'm
@aIoe INNER Elm @enub lit.
9aS Ilfer, bon tpeI9em man einen
freien NusbIid auf baS Oieer seniebt,
1T bon sabIrei9en 8u9ten burdi6nits
ten unb sen6brt einen duBerit pittOres.
fen NnbIld. Da8 bdbI9e 9len SsIanb
Iiest in nd6fer 9tdbe unb biIOet icsus
1asen einen 2beiI bes @anSen. geIs
BAN 8arf perIpridt elmer Der idbniten
grbpIinssprte unb 8ersniisunsSpIdbe
bon 9aeip gorf, reip. bas gu tperben,
ipas @entraI 9arf mad bem PIane ieis
ner @riinber perben iolte, aber irfOIse
ibrer 8ursii9tisfeit unb Der rui6en
@ntpidsIuns Der StaOt ni6t ssipOrben
1T.
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G,euen bic GefIiiacI6OIera beipabrt iit

8eaen Die 8eflit9eI6OIera beipabrt li9
mad @89eIinss8erIin bas bon &reib in
@rieben empfObIene SeiIs unb Brdiers
batipmitteI. bic SaISidure, bUrsiisIi6.
3pei gBI6ffeI boil bon bieiem WiitteI in
einem elmer Srinfipaiier eenii9en, bic
Seu6e su coupiren unb bic SerIuite ;u
berrinsern. Die Seu9e nimmt beions
bers in Johannesburg BEL Berlin, mo
oft l 100000 @dnie in einem baIben
Sabre anfommen, babon 300, 900 Stiif
aus 8uBIanb, oft cine srObe glusOebns
ung an. (9biermeo. Runbi9au.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
0etrpfnete 6artenerbfen fir ben
SSinterbebarf.

Sir ben @inter fam man ii6 SieIeS
nabrbafte unO seiunbe Semitic bur6
@inma9en uno Srodnen aufbstpabren.
gu bieiem 3pede tperben bic bartees
tporcenen @rbIen aus9sferbt, nit Nafs
fer ubsefOht GebO6 ni6t tpeid), bann
auf einen Dur6idIas eei6dttet, un6
na6bem iie troden uno faIt seipOrben
iinb. in einem 8udofen sebDrrt. Die
auf oieie @eiie bebanceIten grbIen ipers
ben in einem Ieinenen 9euteI an einem
IuftiBen Orte aufsebdnst unb i'm g8ins
ter mad 8ebarf sefobt.
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6rane Stetter, ir.,
!SOtel mmO N6dcrei,

WaatnftraBe, 9p6e Rart, Na.
@arme unO taIte epeiien fino 3u eosr Ia.
assjeit ju bnben. 8riides Eager itets oil
3apt iopie @eire 9iqu6re uno Gigarren.
Die nit meinem SoteI perbunoene Bdferei
lisfert Elm uoBiigIihes Badtperf. uub neroen
ole SefteIlun9en prompt uuo biIIie beIorst.
&rant Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

= Sabs Or. Gbpmas @rIsririr Ssl fir
Group unb GrtGItuussu ssbrau6t unb ss fu-
rtrts pCiihp. p.-Um. Sap, $40 pIbmOutb sISry
SuiaIp, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Trau Sr. 2nbn'S
Rasnetifdes
Smr3el Sci Seilmittel.

Sat cine GrfabrunS bon sipanSis Sabren
SD babe ss inbreInng uno t6glid5 aeieben.
oob cine Seiluug leiht it, iuenn Die redlte
WeoiSin 9ebrau6t piro. Ser Bepeis 1T ba,
oaB mein ma9netiides @uBeIol SeiImitteI in
Gmerita ni6t nbertroffeu ueroen fam. SD ba.
be tauienre bon Batienten nngetroffen. Die mir
iagten, iie eien ME einen Sag obne Weoi,in
geueien uno nur i6Iimmer eemoroeu. Saa.
lid tommen 9eute ju mir. Die Hagen, 0af ife
$50 $l00 ODER $1,000 fir @eoisiu ausoeae.
ben bdtten uno bod uiht be1er puroen San.
ienoe fnoen ourt uertebrte, unfinnige 8ebano.
lung Elm frlbes 8rab. $40 Iebensaefdbrlidje
SperntioneR ioIlten poraenommen ueroen, ba.
be ih bic Ratienten in fur3er Belt aebetIt.
Weine SeiImittel turiren in Der Shat Die mel.
iteu beralteten Sranibeiteu. no feline WPe.
obin mebr bilft ale ba fino 8beumatis.
mus, 8Iieoer6bmuug Miidgraotranfbetten
Ieural9ia Srebs, aftbma. S0morrboioen, Qe.
ber- uno Ragenleioen. MaInriafieber, aelbe
uub i6war3e @eIbiudt Gatarrb, Group, 8ron.
bitis. i6meJbaite Menftruatiun. Sppbllis,
@aferludt Goltc, llrnItioen, 8opftueb, G,e.
i6uiire, SaI5fub, 9ebenSne6fel. epiIeptiidbe
anfdIle. ruebe ODER erbIinbete augen Benn
ourh ShIan9en. ooer Sunoebib pergiftet, reibe
man oas Del elm, es Serit6rt ons @ift Sd,
babe our6 meiue tuunoerbole MeoiSin 8au.
ieuoe 9erettet, Die am Ranoe oes @ra6es ituu.
ben, uno Sanfenoe iagen, 60 1T oas bette
Ding in Der gBelt
Sle beften RefsrenSeH gu 9ienften; ieuOet
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-19
CnEDILITN.
A spIrItuaIIsfis Speculation Before
the Court.

a-
MoSTROsE, Pa, Nov. ia curl
Gus lawsuit has been brought In this
county by an aged and once wealthy
farmer, named Paul Hill, against
Philauder and Olive Brown, 10 re-
cover several thousand dollars
which Hill claims were taken from
him by the Browns on false pre-
fences. The ficts in the case indi-
cate an almost uncomfortable amount
OF credulity on the part Of the plain
tiff.
Hills first wife, Adelaide, died
several years ago and me married a
second. He AMI the Browns were
intimate friends. The Browns are
spiritualists. Mrs. Brown consider
ing herself n medium and claiming
TO bold conversation with departed
spirits, Hill had been converted TO
spiritualism and really believed
many Of the stories told by Mrs.
Brown. Among the spirits with
whom she cOnversed was the de
parted Mrs. Hill. Hill claims that
Mrs. Brown came 10 him one day
and said that his last Adelaide was
greatly in need Of funds 70 make
her comfortable and thereupon he
placed 500 in n Bible at Mrs.
Browns suggestion; and subse-
quenily $50 and then $50. Later,
he says, he gave the money direct
to Mrs. Brown TO convey to AIDE
laide. On several occasions, he
says, Mrs. Brown told him that the
LOnd needed the money to Use and
had sent her 10 him for 1t and that
he gave her the sum asked for.
Hill kept this up until he spent all
his money and then sold his farm in
the West, the money obtained from
it being also seut, as he thought, to
Christ, the angels and Adelaide
through Mrs. Brown. Later, it be-
gan to dawn upon him that all was
not straight, and, acting on the ad-
vice Of friends, he began suit to re-
cover his money on the ground that
it was taken from him by fraud.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING CITY,

dan are thirty-nve miles away on
the Cannon Ball River. They are
thrifty, industrious, reaceabie
people, who have taken up claims,
built huts and houses, own cattle,
ponies and wagons aud are In good
circumstances. They have no faith
IN aboriginal superstitions ami dis
ike this new Messiah craze. The
people have land. homes, stock,
cattle, wagons and crops and are
not anxious TO 20 TO war, and yet
these are the ones 10 watch and 10
whom the people Of Mandan have
sent scouts. The band which may
give trouble Is that headed by Chief
Hump, and situated southwest Of
Standing Rock. He is very willy
and IL the promised Messiah does
not arrive In the spring he will
probably tell them the whites are
using influence 10 keep him back,
and that the best way to aid him
will be TO kill some ofthe pale faces.
However, In any emergency, the
troops will be fully equal 10 the
occasion. 1t must be taken into
account that some Of the agents are
new men, unused 10 the ways Of the
Indians.'
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He VIII Explore this ContiueBt
from East 20 West.

from East 20 West.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS.-when
Henry NJ. Stanley gets through
with his big lecture tour he will
have explored this country more
thoroughly than he ever did Ozark
est Africa" for according to the
route that has been mapped out for
him, he will go pretty nearly all
over 1t from the Atlantic to the Pa
eific. He started of to accomplish
this task today. Msjor Pond has
engaged a special car fer this trip
and fixed IL up until it looks as
though il was brand new and 1t has
been rechristened "Henry NJ. Stan
ley" in honor OF the explorer The
occupants Of the car were Mr.. and
Ms. Stanley. Mrs. Tenant, Major
Pond, A. NJ. Englemau and a corps
Of servants.
Iu conversation about some phas-
IS Of the BIrttelot business, Mr..
Stanley said that, according TO the
last batch Of clippings he had re-
ceived from L0ndon, the newspa-
pers were bowling and scovlius at
him, and Mr.. Frederick Nillers,
who arrived the other day, told him
that the feeling was call for Bart
telUt.v
"But," added Mr.. Stanley, with
a grim smile, "sinee the publication
Of Mr.. BOnny's statements / under
stand that there has been some
change Of opiuiOn.v / reminded
Mr.. Stanley that some critics still
censured him for employing Major
Barttelot; and particularly for CIV
lag him charge Of the rear column.
81 nSsume,1 sail Mr.. Stanley,
''that / knew pretty nearly rs much
about BarttelOt's character then as
they DO now. Major BarttelOt came
10 me warmly recommended. He
brought with him a letter from Sir
Pedrers Butler. That letter did con-
tain an intimation, | think, that he
was disposed to be a little hard on
the naiives,' but that Of itself was
not sufficient to lead me TO reglri
him as an unfit person for the ex-
petition. With the dreary story of
YambI "a, eliminating in the tragic
death Of Barttelot, every IL now
familiar, but / did whal appeared TO
be the hest under the circumstances.
should not be judged by public
developments"
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WILL STAND BY PARSELL.
The NationaIIsts Not Affected by the
O'shea Case.

DUBLIN, Nov. lS.-A meeting Of
the national league was held in this
city today. Edmund Leary pre-
sided. He said that Parnell was the
chosen leader Of the party aud the
party would stand by MIN while he
stood by them. He would lead the
party in comhat in Parliament dur
ing the coming session and the Irish
would be more than ever devoted to
him. John Redmond ridiculed the
idea of Parneli being prejudieed in
politics by the verdict in The O'Shea
case. His colleagues were bou2d to
him by unfailing loyalty. Never in
the career Of the nationalist were
the members Of the party more de-
lerminel TO stand by tine party.
Rsdmond's remarks were greeted
with cheer. Joseph Kenny aud
other leaders spoke in a similar
strain.
There was large attendance Of
the Irish members Of Parliament,
all OF whom agreed that Parnell
should retain the leadership Of the
nationalist party. The meeting
closed with cheers for him.