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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

INVENTION "a. issd Ffg0lT'I2ni fso %d2ld
during the last half century Not leas
among inc inventive progress IS metnoc
and system OF work that can he performed
gil over the country without separating tho
workers from their homes. Pay liberal; an
one can do the work eth + sex, youne or ole
no special ability required. CAPITAL no;
needed you are started iree. Cut tlis out
and return 10 us and will send YOU free,
something of great value and importance to
YOU, that will -tart you in breiness. which
will bring YOU In more money right away
Than anything else in the world. Grand out,
TT free. Address True & Co Agusta Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

Then he clasped her with emotion,
Drew the maiden to his hreast,
Whispered VOWS of true devotion,
The old, old tale,-you know the rest
From his circled arms upspringing,
With a tear she turned away,
And her voice with sorrow ringing,
Il shall not see my bridal day.
This dramatic speech broke him up badly;
but when she explained that her apprehensions
We're founded on the fact of an inherited predis-
position to consumption in her family, he
Gained her fears bought bottle of DIR. perce's
Golden Medical Discovery for her, and sine is
now the incarnation of health. Consumption
fastens its hold upon its victims while they are
unconscious of its approach. The "Gal6en
Medical Discovery" has cured thousanos O
cases of this most fatal of maladies. But IT
must be taken before the disease is too far ad-
vanced in order to be effective If taken in
time, and given n fair trial, il will cure, or
mOnry paid for ii will be refunded.
For Weak lungs. splitting of Blood.
Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis, AsfI-
nia, Severe Coughs, and kindred affections
it Is sn efficient remedy.
Copyright, 1883, By NoRLa's DIS. MED. ASSN
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
Weekly EsxamlineF

The coming year promises TO be crowded
with sirrin evVnts.
Ia the uail ed states the entrance of new
issues into The political arena has been fol
lowed by n ehange of administration.
Europa Is Al vast camp. Army corps patrol
the frontiers and millions Of men await the
signal lor the most tilaHie war tue World has
ev ! seen
The Examiners news gathering machinery
is Wnequaiec. iIg Correspondents dol The
habltabie globe. Nothing can escape theif
vigilance, aud no Expense Is spared IN spreaa'
lag the results OF their eaorts before tbs LX.
aminerS reaaetH,
The most noted writer's Of fiction in the
word eoutri ute to tho weekly EXamiher,
Jules Verne author Of u "lrip 10 tue Moon
ETC., Robert L0uis stevenson, author OF
"lreasure Island" etc; kider liaggard, nu.
thor OF 'oh ,"etc.; Anna Katherine Green,
author OF " ! he oayeuWalth Cese, have all
written stories for the lxalniAcr and VIII
continue Ia do so.
The nXAMlNER'S Commercial News Is
complied by experienced nlen, VINO carefully
runrH the plodueer's iAlelvst Ia all market
reports.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07
wake Up FniallS

The light off "a utw uHY IH hrUUE.u.. II..I ##.
need uo longer store Nuu Mo- Ihr H... WH.N ..H .#
get YOur
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07

Meddybemps, Me-. is proud of a g.
year-old Meddybempsian who has just
performed the feat of spelling 400
words on stretch without missing
once.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07
An Old Trip Around the Globe.

The trip which two women of New
York city recently accomplished
around the world prompts a writer to
recall the fact that the woman who first
circumnavigated the world was mem
Der of Bougainville's famous eXpedi-
ton around the world in 1766-'69,
which occupied just two years and
four months. Under the name of
Bare, and in the disguise of a man,
this woman had taken passage upon
the storeship L'Etoile as a servant to
Philibert de Commercon, the botanist,
She bore the hardships and privations
of the trip cheerfully and uncomplain-
ingly, proving herself an intelligent
assistant in all her masters scientific
studies, and her sex was never sus-
pected until the vessel reached Tahiti.
Here the natives, with the keen intui.
ton of savages, cried out in their dia-
lect, ''It is a womanp Bougainville
subsequently obtained from her full
confession. She said she was an or
phan, that she had served before in
mems clothes and that the idea of a
voyage around the world infamed her
curiosity. He adds that she always
behaved on board with the most scru-
Dulous modesty.-Toronto Empire.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07
ALL SORTS.

The life ola man consists not in seeing visions
and dreaming dreams, but in active charity and
willing service.
Accidents will happen in all families. Use john
sons Anodyne Linment; it acts promptly.
One hears good deal about tension in connec-
ion with the electric wires. No doubt, tension is
a good thing, but it strikes that what is most
wanted is attention.
Don't give up, there is a for catarrh and
cold in the head. Thousands testify that Ely's
Cream Balm has entirely cured them. 1t is safe
and pleasant remedy. 1t is applied into the nos
trs. 1t is not liquid snuff. 1t cures by cleans
ing and healing. Price soc.
Sought for the last hundred years. A remedy
for catarrh, hay fever and cold in the head found
at last in Ey's Cream Balm. Safe and pleasant to
use and easily applied into the nostrils 1t gives
relief at once and thorough treatment positively
cures. Price SO cents.
The young lady who has the most beaux is not
always the who gets tied to the best husband.
SPAsMs AND COMMISSIONS DIR. Flint's Remedy,
in spasms and commissions, is specific which acts
upon the irritated brain through the general circu
lation, by its action upon the heart. Descriptive
treaties with each bottle; address Mack Drug
Co., N. Y. Sold by druggists.
Celebrated lawyer-"Now tell me honestly-did
you ROB Unat Dank' CnenJ I'm QlSguSt)-''Ot
course did. Do yer spose I'd be able to retain
you if didn't
DRUNKENNEss-LIQUoR HABIT.-In all the world
there is but cure, DR.. Hanes' Golden Specific.
1t can be given cup of tea coffee without the
knowledge ofthe person taking it, effectng speedy
and permanent cure, whether the patient is mod
crate drinker alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkards have been cured who have taken the
Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowl-
edge, and to-day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. No harmful effect results from its
administration. Cures guaranteed Send for cir
cular and full particulars. Address in confidence,
Golden Specific Co., 1856 Race Street, Cincinnate o.
Teacher-"Which teeth does get last?"
Johnny Knowitall-"The false ones, of course"
To THE READERS PAPER.-This style of
advertising has been running in paper for
long time Your eyes have wandered over it for
years. 1t is simply here a reminder to you that
ifyou should ever be unfortunate as to have
cold or any lung trouble Kemp's Balsam is the
best cough cure. Sample tottle free at all drug
stores. Large bottles soc and 81.
Farmer-You kin feed them corn in
the ear tonight. New Hand-I tried that yster-
day, sir, but they 'peared like it better in the
mouth.
How nice Miss Bell is looking, Addie. Yes,
Laura. Why, only year ago her face was Gem
petely covered with pimples. blotehes, and sores.
She told mother that she owed her nice, clear COM
plexion to her using Sulphur Bitters. Well, Laura,
I shall try them too.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07
Why - Many Women Are Faint, Weak,

Why - Many Women Are Faint, Weak,
Tired Nervous and exhausted.
Women are great sufferers from nervousness.
trsakusss HsTrous Irostratioa and debility, and
pecally so during the spring months. Thousands
Of girls droop and anguish in the close, confined
atmosphere Of shops, factories offices, and hun
dreds Of thousands wear out their nerve force and
power in household cares, family bereavements and
responsibilities and work which never ends.
Here lies the great strain upon the nervous sys-
TEN of women. Here Is the cause why so many
women complain of being weak, EervOus, tired
and exhausted.
They have little or no rest; their life Is one con-
tinual round Of work. What wonder that such
women 20 to bed at night falgued, and wake
tired and unrcirc>he'i in abe morning. What
wonder tina. they become worn cut, 80 to speak,
in nerve and vital power, What wonder that they
have great weakness, eNha ustion pain in the back
and limbs, together with the distressing female
complaints which always caused by loss OF vi
tai strength aud vigor, Yet they keep about their
work long after they realize that they ought to
call themselves sick and remain in bed, held up by
the the thought that they must do their duty, and
so they continue to .lvork upon their nerUes' day
after day, until finally there comes collapse, and
the overworked and exhausted nervous system is
prostrated. Ofhow many thousands of women is
the above q and exact transcript of daily life?
They have norm out and exhausted their force
and physical poJgsr. Yet they cannot stop work;
there remain many duties yet to be done, and there
is no one save themselves to do them. They must
work, but il follows surely rs the day follows
the night that they must receive from some
source "a renewal Of nerve force and physical
energies, or the human machine 1UiH cease TO
TuE at all.
Tie great nerve iHvigOrant and female re-
storative Is DIR. Greene's Nervura. No remedy
in the world l. to bring back the bloom and
color to the and faded cheeks, the brilliancy
to the hollow and haggard eyes, the lightness and
elasticity the weak and weary step, the strength
and vitality TO the unstrung, shattered and worn
out nerves. IL il the greatest of all uterine
tOnics and regulators, and cures all female weak
ness and disease. 1t is purely vegetable and harm
less and can be procured at any druggists for 81
per bottle
DIR. Greene, the famous specialist in the cure of
chronic and nervous diseases of34 Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, be consulted free of charge,
personally or by letter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07


Now and then one hears more or less
discussion as to what constitutes ''the
Yankee spirit" but like many other
common phrases this one seems to
elude the efforts of the defner and to
be always in the air. The one thing
always agreed upon is that to be a real
Yankee one must be good at bargain
and if this is not very definite it is at
least something.
There is a small boy in the neigh
borhood of Boston whose mother is
English while his father is New Eng
lander The parents have often laugh
ingly debated whether the lad was or
was not a genuine Yankee, but it was
only on the day after last Christmas
that they were able to agree in the
matter.
On that day the boy was for some
time missing, and the whole family
became much alarmed about him. The
servants were sent to the neighbors,
the house was thoroughly searched,
the well looked into, and as a last re-
sort the policemen of the village were
called upon to aid in discovering the
truant.
When matters had gone as far as
this the boy himself was seen coming
across the lawn in draggled and evil
IDENTIFY exhausted condition, but way
ing his hand with an air of triumph.
Il got thirty cents, mammal" he
shouted as his anxious mother came
fastening out to meet him.
Thirty centsP' she repeated in as
constituent "How did you get thirty
cents?"
"Why, with my organ, of course, "
he answered, and he showed her,
strapped upon his back, toy hand
organ which had been among his
Christmas gifts. Give been playing
way down to the other end of the
town"
The English mother looked at the
eager little fellow, divided between
desire to laugh at the droll situation,
the feeling that she should reprove the
runaway, and the relief she felt at see
ing the little fellow safe.
''George," she said, turning to her
husband, who had come up in time to
hear his sons words, you are right.
He is born Yankee. youths Com
panion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07
ESz 81 SE6KyyEs7sE6l
William B. Owens Estate.
WANTED.

A Grst-class maa aud farmer 90 whom 1 can Dee
my faym the coming ar
Farm large; keeps NJ good COWS and q toam.
Has "A good sugar place. I want Co hear ffolu tho
who wishes % take the place 90 once. To
must be wen recommended.
lrasbnrgh, Feb, a, HENRY RANGER
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07

Dauchy * Co.'S Advt's.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07

GREATEST EFFORT OF HIS LIFE.-Numerous
have beenthe trumphs achieved in medicine and
surgery by the renowned and widely-known nat
ural bone setter and MUSICIAN, DR.. Sweet of Bos
ton. He i, furnishing the stricken invalid with
remedies prepared especially for his case, instead
of squanderng his hard earned dollars in the pur
chase prepared for the million. Zone remedy for
disease" is motto DR.. Sweet will prepare
a stock of fresh, new remedies for each new case
on receipt of funds and full statement of case.
The reputation of the Sweet family is ample guar
anty of skill in New England for more than two
centuries
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07

IT " III DL1-<L Ut ? 11111-4f
well, them" you say. "hoW can
you make out that the Resurrection
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07

The life ola consists not in seeing visions
and dreaming dreams, but in active charity and
willing service.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-07

The British museum is so lutte in
touch with the multitude that popu-
lar illustrated lectures are to be given
on its treasures in art and antiquity.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13

= Die aebisb gaGsp @ompanie,
tpeI&e Jest per ReaOins 8abn na6
9biIabeIpbiu fdbrt, Dat nabe benz
@ramp'f6en S6iffS 8aubOf baieIbIt
einen 9anbitri6 fur $500, 900 eefauft
uno aud ionitiee @esere6te ertporben.
Utan betradtet bies aIs elm 3ei6en,
eab iie baIO ibre sissne 8abn mad
BbilaoeIphia bauen tpirb. - 9ieieIbe
Sabnseieli6aft bat in ben Iebten Tas
gen ben Gontruft bereeben fur arosars
tise &obIenbebdIter in Sit Buffalo,
ipeI6e 10000 Sonnen faFen unb
$3.50, 900 foiten tperben. 3u benz 8ert
fino Al 900 gdros 4ussrabunsen unb
$4,000 garos Mauertperf nbibis.
= Gin idwadsr Riiden. nit sirem Idbmsn.
ben sdm 70 ilber ben Siiften iit Elm 5ei6en
fronfer Nieren 9ebranht nas bette befan te
RiersnbeilmitteI. ueIdes if 8urOOf 8Iooo
8itters.
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SeicbGftS. S.Mn3ei9er.
Mppfbefer.


g.. Or. 8pItpn, RebHamtnte isbsr
Grt SO eadaipanna Apenus.
Gbep. 3. Grands, 0eutItr Qprtbt.
ter, 223 Wycmins 4prnut.
Recommendations.
u. Wpt d m an n, bic teIisbtrn ,aIfpnIp"
unb "Sia 8ins Giaarrrn ale SOrien Gas
bat unp Rau6rartifsl 5G1 eafapanna Aps.
Sampf. uns ssaHer.eeitunsen.
Samss 8. 9apleE plumbine Grptrt,
Gde 9Sppmins aps. unp einben StraBe.
Semitic, 6rudbt unb auffern.
Scfepb SttiussE, sluifsrn in isbsr
Nrt jubsreitst, 5it 9adawanna Npsnus.
Groceries uns prOpiGpnsn.
Ss6tpIb, BRANDON & Co., CNaG-
fOIssr BON SsaeIs & Stssl), 1i6 penn gps.
S&IGesr unb Seal, "a Yadawanua
Ips.. has briibmts Wbite SpOnss Nsbl.
grsb. s @iOmassE DsIifatsIItn,
$50 eadapanna aUsnus.
SerrensG Garerrobe, Site etc.
Grant .. Gbriiftan, 205 9adapanna
ISrnut, Bailey Saus 8Ird.
SHube unb StetIn.
g.. 9. @esfs Sc Co.. 22t @Spming
Ipsnus. au6 8spuraturtn prompt bslSrst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
StaOt nnO GOaatb.
Nermifebte 2pfaI @ertcbte.

S@ 2iebIine ber SauSfrauen-
8iasburp's 8eit oerfauft bel Sreb. s.
@ibmaper, $50 2uda. 9lpe.
: Die bieiise @uiienbsimatb sabIt
AZ SnioRen.
- Ser erpdbIte S6obmeiIter ReeIe
q. 8roots bat feline 8lrsi6aft bon
$50. 900 oem Stabtrutb porselest.
= Die 9oIBei nabm i'm Sebruar l39
8erbaftun9en Dor uno l. Ia oapon tparen
pe8en Srunfenbeit.
-Serr 8. q 8rdmsr bat bic Bulb.
nell Cots an Wpomine Npenue, auf
tpelden bic einltDdissn Sltten itebvn,
fir $23, 900 unsefauft.
- Die @rie giienbabu So. fpirb bins
fort nur 2eute bei9dftieen, bic benz
@enub beraui4enber 9etrdnfe edn3Ii6
entiaeen.
= @barles 8rotpn erIae am Sreitae
i'm SofpitaI ben SsrIebunsen, tpelde er
cine Wo9e sunor an Der neuen giiens
babn bel gqulnunf erbalten bate.
-Srau @IiIabstb Soi6te bat cine
SdeiOunsStIuse sesen ibren @attsn
TbeObalo Soi6fe einserei6t, mas ibr
eepiB niemano oerbenfen tpiro. Soihfe
feIbit ioa bic StaDt UerIafen baben.
- Die Iebten Gage folIten bod unz
fern Gisleuten Elm bis1en Troit aeeeben
baben. 9luf benz Silfmann See au
NdpIetpooo BAT man IeBte @o6e 10
8Oa bidss gis seidnitten.
Die 8prani6Idse ber 9lrmenbe.
b6rbe fir baS nd4ite 8e6nunssiabr
beIaufen ii& auf nubesu $40, 900 uno
es tpurbe bei6loGsn, cine SteueraufIaae
bon fInf 0lilIS 3u MAIDEN.
- Die 3epubIifaner bes stpeiten,
oritten unb pierten 2esisIatip6iitrifteS
bslten am ndbiten Diontas ibre Sons
pente, nm Dele9aten gum Republics
nii4en StaatSconpent su ertpdblen.
- 0as @obnbaus bon BENJAMIN
@lart in Benton, bon einem Wanne nos
mems 8eOree 8. Stanton bepobnt.
tpuroe am Sreitus 9tu9mittas bur6
6euer 3eritDrt, ipeIheS bur9 Elm i6ao.
bates Ofenrobr ii6 bem Oberen Stod.
perte mittbeiIts.
- Die @arpetbdnbIer 8err & Sic.
beder tuer6en in 6er nd9ten 3eit bes
oeutenoe Berdnoeruneen in ibrem Sc.
ihdfte ma6en. Sic tperoen in ,3utunft
oas 9an;e 8ebduoe benuben spet.
ten Stod ausidIiebIid fir feline Gars
pets unb 8orbdnse uno ben britten gum
Yolitern. Der StOre ipirb cine neue
Saeaoe erbalten.
Sar 8Offer, Reiietai6en, S&irme,
SpaDierit6de su biIlieiten 9reiIen in
Sropn 8 Bee Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
Sea19e Metgerei
bon
@aspar Senn1,
go. 416 SIb 8afbingtOn abenue.

ale aIeiidiortsn bon Der bsfen NuaIitdt
uno ftets frif6; oes9Ietdsu Die fdmn6bafteiten
@irfte ieoer art.
Die bsiten sdiufen uno Elm aus95adnetes
Corn Reef uHo oas femme godelfeiid ftets
in grober ausUabl.
BeheQungsn per poit uerosn prompt aus
esfibrt unO Ju eiuem SeiuGe Oss @ef6dftes
treunbIi6f einaelaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13

Berlin, 8. Mdr3. Die @esieruns bat
iib enti6ieoen, bem Reidstas 3und6ft
bic BON benz preuBii6en Staatsratb
bearbeiteten BrOisfte norsuIegen bic
tpibtisiten barunter iinb bic 8orIagen
aur ResuIiruns Der Sonntassarbeit unb
3ur 8ei6rdnfuns Der glrbeitsseit fir
Srauen unb &inber. Die fomplis,rtes
rem WtaBreseln, betreffS Der 9lrbeitsseit
fir mdnnli9e Grpabiene reip. Nl6ts
erpa6iene, tperoen fir bic Serbitleiiion
reIerpirt tperben.
3uslei6 NIT Der nnt:rbreitung Der
ipsialspolitiiden 8Orlase tperoen benz
Rei6Stas aber aud pettere Sorberun.
gen fir baS Seer un6 ben @oIoniaIs
6ienit sueeben. 9lu6 tpirb elm @eIeb.
entipurf sur @ontroIIiruns bon Strifes
uno elm ntisanar9iitii6er, Der an
STEELE oes 9eiebes eeeen bic So3iaIbes
mOtratie treten ioa, bem Rel4stuse
Doreele9t tperoen.
@S 1T unmD9lib, boraussuiagen, tpie
bic beterOeenen Glemente beS neuen
&eidstass ii6 um bic 8ori9Idse Der
8eeierunS eruppiren tperben. Sn offs
3'eaen &retfen erlpartet man, baB bic
bon benz Stnntsratb bearbeiteten 8ros
iefte rubis oisfutirt unb ansenommen
iperben, OaB aber bic SorOeruns fir
baS Seer unb bic anti.anarbiltiS6e
8orIuee uIs Brdfitsin fir bic Steluns
Der RsSieruns Der Webrbeit seseniiber
oienen tperoen.
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= Or. Sobn Burnett bat AM Diens
flag 6aS SepbOlt gisentbum, gde bon
Srantlin anenue unb 2inbenfrabe, fir
S27, 500 fdufIi9 erpOrben.
- I'm baIb l nbr am Dienitaa
WtittaS poiiirte I'M Reprdisntantenbauie
su Waibinston 6as @eIeb, peI6es
$3.50, 900 fur elm Ser. ct. @ebduoe in
Scranton betpiliet.
= Mie bic 2efer aus elmer gtoti, an
anoerer SteIe erieben, iin6 bic Dlrefs
loren Der scranton @itb 8anf Jest Bee
reit, bic eeiammte Depoftorenforbers
unsen fofOrt in Der Office bes Srn. &.
$. @dniter, 43immer SO. Is, stpeite
9idtional 8akf @ebdube, aussusabIen.
Die Serren tpiiniben bic gnselesenbeit
70 raid aIS m6sli6 abSutpideIn, bes.
baIb iollte man 70 balo ais mDsli6
pOripreden.
: Oos Staatsoberseridt Bat II. 4.
au6 bic @nti6eiOuns bon 3idter Gr6s
baIb aufredt erbuIten, tpeI9er benz @rs
fdabmeiiter Simpion cine gepiiIe Som.
milton fir bic 8erpaItuns Der 9eIoer
beS Scrnnton ShuIoiitrifts suIprad.
2out oerielben tpiro Simpion nod iiber
$4,000 BON Der SduIbebbrbe 3isben. b.
B. er bat bas @elo bel Der Nbre6nuns
elei6 abaeSosen. gbenio tperoen bic
S6dbmeliter @ibbons unb Ruane iebt
tpabri6einli6 9lniprG6e auf bic slei6e
@ommiiiion MAIDEN.
- Serr 0taIer SUegen bat fiirsIid
ipieber elm @emalbe fur grri6ter Sobn
Sonolep ooaenoet, bic Screen bes
SiioenS" bariteqenb. Das Bib 1T 81
BEL 81 SUB sroB unb seist in 90 ;Sisu.
rem bic berporraeenbiten 9enerdIe bes
SiibenS tpdbreno Der 8ebeaicn. g8ie
bel allen @emdlben bes Srn. Soesen,
finb aud bier bic Portrait8 iprs6snb
abnli6 uno lebenssetreu unb Der Sins
tersruno 1T elm tpunoerbdbider.
- Sie erite Sibung Der neuorsanis
iirten S6ulbebbroe fanb am Wontas
Ibenb ftatt uno Brdiioent Ntberton
fiipoiete bic itebenben @omiteS an. 0ie
3abaite fiir Sebruar i'm 8etras bon
SlI,698 Ga paiiirte, tpie aud eine 9tns
Sabl 8e6nunsen. Utebrere SteuerfoIs
lettoren, Die abserednet batten, tpuroen
entIafeu, 70 aud Serr GbaS. 9. @sIs
bert bon Der IL. unb 10. lRarb.
RA. Serrens @aroerobesI sIttifeI in
9rober 4uswabI, lluterfleiber, Sembsn
fir 9rob uno 9lein in
8ropn'S Bee Sibe.
= 6. 8Iadst Roblnion BrOpr. i6reibt i'm
,,eannoa Presbyterian" SD muroe aebeilt
BON barinddlSem biIIOfeu aOpfueb Our@ Bur.
bod 8looo Bitters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13

In Nue. bic es oneebt.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
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3obIuna MAIDEN an Gotbarine 6 9 6mei.
ser. Ssfaments. Oujiebetin.
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