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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18
A Drummer's Lively Expert


"Drummers are capable of doing,
some pretty slick things when they
want to-" The speaker was an ex-
drummer. II knew ayoung member
of the 'profesh' he continued
addressing n reporter, "who play
ed good one on a tobacco house
in Savannah on one occasion.
A severe hurricane passed over
the southwestern portion of Geor-
gia, and the young drummer hap
pened to be down in that section
at the time. The firm here knew that
he was there, and they were alarmed.
They wired, but were unable to get q
reply to any Of their dispatches, as
the lines in that section were on the
ground. The tracks we're washed and
trains did not move for week. The
young drummer, failing to get
word from his house, and being I'M
able to leave where he was
stopping, fell in with company
of young men and had n royal big
time. He had some prize sample c.
gars aud he opened box after box
and they were smoked up. He had
n good deal Of premium chewing to-
bacco and the country boy helped
him chew it. When the weed ended
he was without samples. During the
excitement he did not stop to think
in what a predicament he would be
when he would start out with score
of empty grips. He stuck by the
boys, enjoying him self with the boys
until toward the end of the week,
when he received a dispatch from the
house reading like this: Are you
safe? Wire particulars It flashed
in his mind to put up a pitiful stor y
and he sent them this: Escape d
with my life, but samples
gone; send more It was great
hit. The proprietors replenished tine
sample cases and, in addition, sent
their representative several boxes CT
fine Havnnns for his own use"
The young man made his rounds
on the extras and came into the city
as fresh as you please, receiving the
congratulations of friends and the
firm.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18
Self-Judgment.

l heard the other day of a habit
peculier to certain merchant here
in Boston which strikes me as being
particularly wise and profitable,
says Taverner in the Botson Post.
Every night on his return home
eitherjust before dinner or immediate
ly afterward, he sits down and spends
from ten minutes to half an hour in
thinking over the events OF the day.
Considering in the solitude and ST.
lence Of his library the various trans
actions in which he has taken part,
he concludes in what respect he has
done wisely, in what respect foolish
~, and draws an appropriate lesson
for the future. All the hasty acts
which he has committed during the
preceding hours are passed in i'm
partial review. He inquiries of him
self, candidly, whether he did not
treat the bookkeeper with injustice,
and whether the epithet that he al
dressed 20 Patrick, his coachman,
was a deserved rebuke or merely an
ebullition of ill-temper, for which
some repnration ought to be made.
In fine, this wise merchant sits in
judgment upon himself every twen-
ty-Iour hours, casting up not only a
financial but moral account, TAX
ing stock of his business ventures
and of the duty he owes to his fellow
man. doubt not that we should
be better, happier, certainly wiser.
and probably richer, If we did like
wise.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18
A STORY CT THE "BAREFOCi
Boy"

On Haverhill's pleasant hill there played,
Some seventy years ago,
In turned up trous ~, battered hat,
Patches and freckles and all that,
The Barefoot boy we know.
He roamed his berry fields content
But while from bash and brier,
The nimble feet got many n scratch,
dis wit, beneath its homely thatch,
Aspired to something higher
Over his dog-earcd spelling book,
Or schoolboy composition.
Pulling his head with some hard sum,
Going Tor nuts, or gathering gum,
He cherished his ambition.
Kind nature smiled on that wise child,
Nor could her love deny him
The lurge fulfillment of his plan;
Since he who lifts his brother man
In turn is lifted by him.
He reached the IT AIRY heights OF peace
Before his head was hoary;
And now mt four score years again
The blessing Of his fellow men
Watt him a crown OF glory.
j. T. Trowbridge.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18

A writer in an eastern journal. talk
ing about church choirs. says they have
become the trimming school for the
opera stage. Tho good doacons may
not believe it possible. but q glance at
the history of the most popular SOU
brettes and prima donnas shows that
they graduated from church choirs."
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18
A Saline Country.

Everything in the country Of tho
River Chat, in central Asia. is described
by n recent traveller as covered with
salt. 1t is seen on the walls of tho
houses and on the banks of the river,
and the water one drinks is very salt
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18
ARMSTRONG'S REVENGE.

N E b rig h t
June morning,
n o t m q n Y
years ago, n
big ungainly
farm servant,
holding by n
halter a large
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
9eiter iit Sie &unft!

Tie .Wtoberne 9i9tuna", cine in
Briinu eriheincnbe MOnntSi6rift,
brin9t i'm ncueitcn $1eft cine ygtppelle"
v9ie Sunctioucu beS Sritten" BON
Scrmnm 8abr. eiuem Der Itammcluben
vSiiHgItsn". Die iplgenocrntabcu be-
9innt: .lla1 Der Spritelluus. miibIam
6nrd oa3 itpante uno ueriuildte Era
pes bcS bunten auiid)reienpeu @cfiibls,
pettbe3 in iinf5 unb rebtS binOus meg
lpribenbeu Jlutbcn aus Dem cn9en
36pre brad. llnn Die peibe Sdlcppe
suiammcuacraiit. eiu9ecrcbt. m9ebos
GET, ppr0eid)lagcn uno auf9eboben, mic
tine sleiBcuO aus Silber geiduppte
S6lnnge. TN mattgelbcH grijf bcS
Ihrucoiiden 0anoidubs, tuGbreno fit
Die innite Mtalpe Oes &6pfdenS nei9te,
mar iie III ba8 itBluarje God peri6pun'
ben - 6droebrud, y@icocrieben",
v@rii6' mir 9lue i'm Club, uno baS
Gjlas mari inn, iuie er Die EbIr iblob,
Die flimmCrnoen Spriln9e bes oOttern'
ben @aieS uah, Der Sutider. aus bem
peiden 8ro9en upr3eidnslIteu Salies,
iueitetc Die glrme aus ben @clentcn, NIT
Itreiielnbrn GanS Der YeitidenquaI Ite,
unO fort; cs blieb Inn nur. uGDreno
bic Suie uerfnattcrteu, III ben gtiiItern
Der 8eilben9ei6niad ibrcr gsabe 5u'
rid"
9lber cs fommt rpd beGer. .&iel,
leidlt pdr IS oerabe Die Serle0enbeit,
nelde ii6 Dem Seiuubtieiu ais Sunger
uOrsab, nm Ii6 81 beidJaftigen nnb
bariiber binluesjubelIen; ooer es iunren
bieier lutidi9e Sparsel, Der leine niloe
@iite bubleriid StuiIdcn Die Sdbne btns
ein nm Die ,3uuge berilm iuie itreidelns
bes &abcnfeu uno langlam ipie cine
iauite, laue, nit Grdunen cinbdmpIenoc
8rauie i'll ben eieri9en S6lunS biuabs
trGufelte, uuo natber Die creoliltc Ind~
mas, neltbe iuic brcnuenber Shnee Our9
Die Ioeru rieicltc. pielleibt iuarcn Iie
luirflid uon oieier beioubcreu gSilrSe,
iuie lie lie fiibltcn. 49," ylluO wie Tie
bann Hndber inter ben oriu9lifcu Sje'
ridden Der 9rilnen Gbartreule uno BON
Oen IIinmerubcn Geipinniteu Der Giaa'
rette uerp6ltt, inbem iie iItcrn ieoen
3u9 nit taItcuoen gsiiiteru einiddB:en
uno ibnupperno erpUseu, entipannter
Musfelu uno 9ciunteuer 9ioer ii6 lan9'
lam auswciteten, in beba9lidJer Ser
Oauuna, iie nit ausseitrcdter &OIluit
auf bem Soia, aus Dem Spriet entbaf'
tct, tuie Die MaDa bes @ppa bar9cbo'
ten, e: III Der Sammcti6autel, lciie
9etpiegt uno Die @eoanfen binter bic
Sebne Suriidselcgt, oo sebieb ibnen oas
YIauoern INNER beimlider, ndber an
bic 0pifmins. uuo 9anS bi6t rildteu
ibneu Die 1erSen Suiammen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
Gin @abrbetfS jre.sno.

Son eiuem &abrheitsfreunoe gnns
.igener Grt ipiro aus Rien beridtet:
Der ie6r uiiroig nusiebenoe, itctS glatt'
raiirte uno elegant 9efleibcte S0err er'
ireute iid) in clner Der ilteIten borti0eu
Gileuluaaren 6anclun9en uno Ser
taufsitelIe iiir lanOpirtbIdaitlidle gIrs
tifel oeS gr6Btcn &ertrauens. Sas
tonnte aub nitt @nuoer ncbmcn, beun
mas bel ieOcm &nuimann nod picl uebr
als eiu Yertraueu einil6Benpe5 Grs
tericur fir eineG Sunbcu lpri6t. traf
bel BEN dltcn 9crru III: er beSnblte
baar. Dor mebr ais Sabresiriit eri6ien
er gum erItcu Wtale i'll Der 6anoiuna.
mdblte ciuige 9Irtifel, bcjablte mo 9ab
Iciue lorciie an: .@oligauq 8au0pai,
ling, Seitber uOu 9eufan Ggoeuopri."
Seitbem fam CT mebrnal5, fauite Gen,
icr uno gRertSeu9e aller glrt uno ruuroe
tets nit UiieHcn glrmen empfau9eu. GS
Itanb balO bcim 9anSen Bcrioual icIt,
baB Serr @augpaiiiu9 siu Gut5bcIiber
rnO Iein SelibtDum y2entau" eiuen bps
ben 9Sertb babe. @r puroe inlmer ours
trefflib beOient unb feline oft au9epanbtc
Y6raIe: ,Sitte mir nur INNER oeuau
au5ugebcu, oh oa5 Waterial mittelmG6ie,
gut Uoer iebr gut lit, oenu itb bin ein
Sreuuo Der Gabrbeit" mahte Giuorud.
Die gctauften uno bejaDlten glrtife(
9ingen itcts inter Der aneegcbcnen
glbreIic ab. SiirSlit5 eri6ien Der Sc
Iiber uon 9cnfau iuicSer uno beite[lte
Spei Eilii9e neueiter Contraction i'm
8ertbe bon mebreren bunbert @uloen.
@b8leib Der altc SunOe fir eineu 10
bobcn Setrng bis 81 bieier 8eit uOb
teinen &auf gematbt uro biesmal auss
nabmsDeiie nidt iofort baar beSabfte,
trua bic 6irma bpd fein 8eoenfeu, ben
guitrag iofOrt aussuiiibren, gus Die
8flii9e aus bcm Sauie iparen, fam
Serr @an9paIiir9 ni6t mebr urb ers
tbeilte io9ar ani Wtabnbriefe feline 9Iut'
mort. Gin pOu i6limmeu Gbnuu9en
criaBtcr &crtreter Der Sirnta nadte iidI
nun auf ben &cs na6 @99eubori unb
crfubr bort, Dab 8angpaiiiu9 elm che
maliger mittelIOier &anmerbicucr iei,
Der ieiuc @rIparniiic bur6gebratbt bate
Grb bel einem 8eripouoten i'll elmer
Sammer ppbuc. OD6libit cr5iirnt
Iudte Der &crtreter ben y5relnb Der
@abrbei!" bort ouf uuo rpuroe pun ibm
aleidmiitbi9 empiausen. IS entludeite
id iolgsnocs Geiprd6: rgSas babeu
Sic nit Den &ilii9eu 9etbau?" -
r%crtauft, id)dbbariter !6err!" - nllnO
Oas @clo no lit oas @clo?" - r!0ab'
it i6on nusgeBcben, Die Sdulo wcrte
ih Shueu 9Glcgeutlid bejablcn!"
rSie iino Gin Sfluinoler!" brauIt MIN
ocr 8crtretcr nui vSic baben iitb ia
mir gegeniiber iiIr Den SeiiBer uOn 2et.
fail du29c9cben!" nSIn ib ia,
iddbbarItcr 0crr, bin id, i9 lt9e uie'
mails, bier lit 9entau", unO bel Oieien
@orten weiIt Der @abrbeitsfreunO gum
namcnloien Gritauuen beS &ertreterS
aui eineu am SOOen lie9euoen - bideH
Dtop3, rcr in Der Chat auf Den Hamen
v9sEtnu" D5rt mo bel Der lebtcn Sun'
Oeausi itelluug prdmlirt wUroen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23

meriId. Gm ienieitiseH llfer seiduete
| ii6 Der Diiitere @alb ld]ari abgei6attet
uieber; es ifieu, als iiGuben Die imbes
pe9li6en SpiBcu Der SauHen Gui Dem
tlareH Grunoe.
Sa bob iid) in hsr Serne elm lcid)teS
@6ltd)en aui Dem @aiicrjpiegel al, ,itieg
;ridtcrijrmi9, iuanocr;e i'll treiielnoer
Seweguu9 iIber Die G&aiierildtbc umo
iont, nod eAe eS naS llier, an welhem
5emEcntbol uno SalcSca in6cu, errcidt
bate. nit lciiem. Siidcnpcm Gcrauidb in
iid Suianmen.
Sns tilnoigt cine @erdnoerun9 beS
@etter3 - uielleid)t bnS crite CONNER
geluitter oil, iagte Grmfcntbal.
&ale3ca bate oieie NarnreridJeinuug
nit itei9enocr Hln9it bsobadjtet. Gjenol
10 ME III WiiiQ0elieele - ONrIaIs! iius
Bcrte lie nuiatDnenp, nntbbem Die fIeIue
Irombe litb aG;sci6it bottc.
SIN Der Shat, er:n:rerte @cnfcnt6al,
OIL iebit Oieictbe @rideiuilug. luie bnz
mails llnO bcg:eiiit lie beiicr 0cinss
9tugeu batteu bamols - lpie pit =
nui Dem Silbe neireS %otcrS geru5t -
bieS 8ilo uerfol0te bif alltb, ais on haS
Grab ocs @atcrs itmiidtcit - e5 bate
iid tief 6eincH frantlIait crre9tcu Slus
ncn einaeprd0t. Sein @unber baB bcs
nnfiddumcnOe @aherItraDl bid nit bers
jeni9en Geitaltur9, Die Dir itctS rpr
gluaen idluc6te, III jcner Stun0c &c.
tanidJt bat. 9icic Gduihun0 - iii9tc
CT, inocm CT bic crrbtbeNoe Satin III
icinc 9trne ldloB, bin;H rcttrtc mciH
gan5c3 Nc6cHSaIlts.
(gu6e)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
(11. Eorticbuna un0 Sdlnb. J

IL. UpllISpbiJ NHS O1'Np'
G,emtent6al gcbdr0etc iitb, ais marc
er Ieiner Sinnc nidt mebr mGdtl0. 81
S9lud;te, ct iammerte, er i6lu9 slnt
iuabnlpibige Sadie auf. Gr tilBte ben
Brief er i6lus nit bemlelben segen
feline Sluit. ., rief er - &ebe. @eb,
iibcr ben, Der Did semOrbet, melu iiiBes,
IicbeS, enselgleidbsS SiuO SD - i'd
o[lein fragc oie S6ulO. Sd bate jeuer
elenocn Wieui9eu riGt Dor Ucrt6t uer'
folgen ipQcn. TauieuOfufe Rene bal
mid gepcintgt, ieit oein gtGmc, liebt
8alcsca, Daour6 geidmdBt - eiu &c:
genItano Der 9diternn9 puroe. Stud
u6er mid! Gr taumelte. ben Sriei
nod immcr trampibait tcitboltcnO. Su
benz 9ebnituDt am Geniter. in Dem iit
10 oft. emiiq ar6etleno, seiclicH bate.
Gr oriifte isin tbrGnenlOies 2tu9e III Die
Mangcn Oicirs 2e5ritubls. uno cs mar
inn. alS Itr6me ibr ouitIger Itbcm UNI
ibu.
Gr Ipraug ipie ein TnisHber aui. ..
oeiue 9iebc - petue 9iebe, parum bnb'
i'd iic nid)t uugcile6t - aui Ieoe @efubr
bin, autb Die, iilr lddberl,cb gebaltcn su
pcrOen! gtlu, "a ou ipridit umo Der
%lte mO iciu Stoli geoemiltbigt iicb am
SuOen luIroeu, uun 1T es ju ipit.
Mebe, gScbe llber MIDI
Gr Scrrauite iein S0aar. Gr ruurte,
icincn !0ut ucrgcicnO. obne Stpd uno
lleberjicber uab Der Sbilr.
Tim GOtte3 iuilleu, 0cinridI, nobiu
,uiait on? idlrie Die Gjebeimrdtbin aui
unb iuftc nit ibrer idwatben Sraft i'm
Suriidjubnltcu. Su wiQlt bod wobl
uid)t -?
Sbr iu(qcn? ga, ib min es! 9tle
Scbel nil id) i'll Selue9uua lcbeu. Ntein
mub lie icn! SD weroe lic linocn. Sd
iuia ibr unb - ibr rad!
Gr ltitrjte nit pirrcm 0aar Der
5rcppe Su.
Sie 2ciOenid)aft, tpeide felt 10 lonner
3cit i'm beGerrldbte, mar ieocr Teiicl
IeSi9 Sie brad in belle 6laaumcn ans
bel Dem IcBteu GruBe. ben %nlc@cn ibm
9ciunft, lie rang uad) nIbcn, uubeTilms
inert I'M baS 9eib Der balb olumdd)=
tigeu Miuiter, uidlt adtcno ben Sd)ref.
ten Der our6 Den 2drm oes 9lnitritts
ferbeigeSOscuen SewObner OeS Niictb3,
bauic3.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
0reiuuo Suan5igi ties Capt
te1

Ser g9iuter hate lau9e gej6aert, ebe
er Der beIieru SnGre5seit Die Serridnft
iiberlicB. GcIto irii6cr ruo rriitiger
cutipidelte ii6 Der 9enj i'll ylur lmb
g&ab. 9ie Saat itbOB bod cmppr nui
ben 0riiuen Seiberu, i'm gSalbe iuuders
ten Die SrUmbecrranfeu, bas Slaubcers
traut nit benz ilnaen Sudengebiil6,
iueidcs Die rotben Slattbiillen ubwarf
mn ben wilocn GOieu I'M Die SSettc.
Die alten @iheu Itrcdten ibre brOHjes
iarbenen laitigcn lnb trauien Sldtter
berupr, nadoem iie oaS oiirre braune
4aub abgeidilttelt.
gSp etlua ein ldipante3 Sirtleiu in
bic S6unr Der e6rluIroigeu altengSalos
bGume Ii6 georGu9t ober upr 3eiten eiu
S69eldcn cine Gbereihbeere gcnaid)t
uno oieie Steuc 0as gIroenten on jenes
bitterlid)e OtGbl burd bcn 9luipu6s
zines iun9cn sartbldtteri9en Gberei6ens
bauntcS ans Dem SerItreuten SameutOrn
bcluabrt battcu, ntii6te iid bas @riin
BON ben belIlten bis III ben braunIten
S6attirun9en. SO iproBte unO trieb
es aui Den 0D9en bes llnterbnr;es,
uGbreuo tiefer nutcn bereit5 baS 2aub.
bad in polIer @utluidluu9 ieinen idats
ti9en 9om w6lbte. Sm Sberbari aber
i6auteu tie finIteren Sanueu ernit mo
neuen Quit auSatbmeno in Den blauen
ipnniscu 0immel. sic batten lnrse
arnus ben idwsren Trallm pon Gis,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23

Die mciien Sdter Ser
stnbt Gour3 ioIlten ciue Gommiliipr
pdblen, Die iid ua6 Garis su be0ebeu
uno eincm MiniItcr fir Die erireuiid)e
@rleoislng elmer itdbtii6en Stngelr9et.
belt Su barteu bate. Gie g9nDl ges
i6ab bur6 Stimmicttel. g1s oieic
perleicu iuurHeu, ieigte ii6, hnB jeber
sin5clne @cmeinocrath in oem @uuihe,
aii StnbtyOiten circ lrecragme 9teiie
nad ner 0oupti,aot 81 rdt;cu, ieiuen
Pigencn 9tdwcu aui csn 3tjTnijcttcl &C.
ittrlcben hate
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
3weiuuo5 o5panSi9ites 6 GapiteL


9tl3 &alc3ca Berg bie @ohnllu9 Der
SHUTTER uerlieB, na9m lie eincu Ylab i'm
8irbebabumaacu un0 Iticg nad etlpa
eiubalbitiinbi9er 6obrt au Der Salteiteue
om Sriebridsbaiu ans.
Sine Shnoe ipdter Tag Ser Mtiiggel.
fee upr ibr. Sic mar nit Der Sabr
na6 S6pcrif gciobren unb iiber ben
Sirid9arteu unO 5rieori6sbagen binarii
om ufer entlan9 gciuanoert. Sn Der
@titte Sluilcben Dem lebt9enanuten Srts
unb Der llnterIbriterei nabm lie ermuoet
auf elmer bort beiiHOli6en 9tubebaui
Elnb.
Giue Sbnma6t, Die Solge ibrer err
idbpfteu Strait, umua6tete lire glugen.
&eni9e MRiuuteu oarauI rolIte ein
ele9auter 9unoauer auf Der 2anoltra6e
6aber. Sor Dem leblos oaliesenben
&6rper bc3 juu9sn Wtdo6ens i6euten
ole beioen ltuttlibeu UitpreuBiiden
SrnInen. Ser &utI6er bielt Die 3i9el
itruif uuo uerbItete bur6 ietne geiiteSs
ge9enluart, oaB Der @ageu Sur Seitt
gcibleuOert iuurbe uuo pon Dem 8e9e
nbItiirStc. gli8 Die Gferoe gum Stils
ftebeu gebrobt iuarcn. oeutete or nit Der
Seitid)e uui oaS am SoOen lie9enbe
@tdbhcu.
@Olf rou Serns Gr9eIteot unb binter
ibm Settp O'Siraeli eutitie9en Dem
8nsen. Sic tamen nit eigeuem @es
ipunn BON Dem Gjute @r9elteot. Settg
b'Siraeli, i'll oereu Se9leitung cine Gltere
@cicllldaitSoamc, peldJe i'm Souo be5
&a9eus surildblieb, ii6 beiaub. bate
Die @inri9tlmQ beS Su ibrem filnftt9en
Iufcntboltc beItimmten Gutes in glu9ens
ideiu 9nUmmeu. 5OOt? fra9te Die
tlanguoae, aber Sitternoe Stimme
Settps, ais @oli9nug ii6 oui ben S6rs
per Der 0ieNun9sloien uieberbeugte.
gteiu - iie otbmet uno ideiut aus
Gridbpiuua uieocr9eiunteu Su lein, CAB
Wuligdng SErild.
Sbnell, meiu Sldi6dcn, ia9te Settp,
nun oil Der anOeren Seite in Den SaHo
nieoertnceno. Sann rieb Tie nit Der
itdrfenoeu Giicus ibres Slacon5 Stirn
unO SdlGIc oes juu9eu MtGb6enS. Sie
aleid,t Der bipuocE Sallp, iiigte SrdiIs
lein b'Sirncli bin5u.
gel Dem giamcn 8allp id1lu9 bas
iituoe Mtdbheu Die glu9en auI. .9to6 mar
ibr Ociit bciaugcu uaO III Serluirruug.
Sic l0b, oaB ein Sremoer NIT ibr be-
Id)ditigt mar Ser9ebung, Sater - o.,
mcn Totcr! fliiiterte iie faum bDrbar
uuO i6auocrno. Damn ribtete lie iid
fbeuo ouL itri6 i6r aufsel6Itcs Saar
nit bcioen ipeiBen 6Gnber suriif uno
Sogte: gl6, i6 trdumte iuObl. gSo bin
id?
Sn Siferbeit, meiu liebes Sinbi
eriuioerte Settp nit Dem Zone bes
inni9Iten Wtitleios. Sic iiuo tuUbl
tranf, iebr franf?
Tielleidt - id tueiB es nidlt. ga,
bier all bieier SteIIe mar meine araft
eri66pIt.
SSir wcroen Iie nit uns nebmen, lie,
Der @plf, pauote Iid 8ettp OIL ibren
Serlobten. SD babe Ruum in meiuer
8obnuns. Sie fann ii6 bort erbOlen.
Gin Snrtes, liebcs @ei6Dpf!
g8ie liebeno uno gut ou bilt, mein
Sdab entsc9nete @Olisuus. @s lei 10,
tuie bu iuillIt.
Salesca mar imitanbe, miibiam iid
nuijuri9tcu. gSolfsan9 unteritiibte lie
uno hob ie in ben 8a9eu. gtnf benz
&idIib in Der Ode neben Der @cieliz
i6afterin Settps ianb iie ibren Slab.
@olisaus uub 8ettp S'Slraeli iebten
fh ibr 9e9enilbcr.
9anu bsiue9te iib bus 5ubrluert in
Der irilber cin9ei6la9enen Ribtung na6
Berlin lueiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23

- GebuGi6er Sail Rauu:
0u leie i6 bon einem Serbrefer, Der
sinen Weuideu iuegen elmer Wiarf INIT
bra6te. 6rau: Ga, nd, iuegen elmer
S6neiberinnen Tebnung DON iiiHi;is'
Dtart bait 9u Gid crit seitern uH'
briu9eu pplen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-23
Dalescd.

Nsmea aus o.m gtt,u b,r b,utt.u eanptIiatt uoH
auonn esiie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-04
The Fund for Evictsd Tenants.

CHICAGO. December 3.-Timothy Har-
riDeton's attention was called TO paragraph
stating that he was Treasurer Of the funds
raised by the Irish delegation in America.
Replyiog 70 questions on the subject, he
said: ''I have nothing Whatever 10 do vith
the fund raised by our delegation, nor has
any other member of the delegation here.
We instruct the local treasurers in every
city we visit to have the money sent
direct to treasurers in ireland appointed
by Mr.. Parnell in consultation with
us. The fund is solely for evicted
tenants and the general purposes
of the organization in Ireland. 1t
has no reference TO the Parliamentary cam
paign, and canno, be used for any election
purposes. Our friends in this country need
have no apprehension that it will or can be
used in any struggle between sections of
our parties. Indeed it so happens that the
two treasurers, Mr.. Kenny and Alfred
Webb, whom we have appointed. are on
opposite sides in the present controversy.
But even if they were not, we have the
most impl it confidence in them, and we
know that neither of them would allow the
funds TO be used for any other purpose hut
that for which they were given. namely,
the support Of evic.ed tenants in Ireland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-04
CUT Trade With Sheffield.

Benjamin Folsom. Presiden. Clcye-
lands consul at Sheffield, has not figured
very conspicuously iu the consular reports
issued under the present administration.
The next number, however, w.ll contain a
brief but interesting report from him on
the trade of his port with ~ Tnitei States.
The exports during the ended on the
Both OF September amounted to 50 ,36l,
4l5, an increase of nearly 100000 over
last year. The principal advance was in
cutlery and manufactured steel. The ex-
ports of cutlery to this country for the
year vas sl,307 $40; Of steel wire, bars,
plates, ETC., Sl,53s POS; of sslted skins,
S9G, G,4s0; Of glue, 2.232; of pearl
slabs" s54 56G; and of measuring tapes,
rules and strsicht-edges. s54 6i2 The
general trade of She field, Mr. Folsom Gays,
though not enjoying so favorable m out
look as at this time last year, has been re-
markaby we'll sustained and is now in
prosperous condition. The prices of shares
in many of the manufacturing compsnie,
have decreased, and there is less specula-
tive Investment Than year ago, but the
dividends continue fair in the best con-
csr1s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-04
IN THE HOUSE.
The International Copyright Bin
Passed, 139 to e5.

After the reading Of the journal the
Speaker stated the pending business to be
the further consideration of the copyrigh.
bill.
The bill was passed by vote of l39 yeas
and 90 nays.
The House took up bill to extend the
responsibility for the pension money of
minors to all persons acting in a fduciary
capacity toward those Minors which was
debated Tor some time.
A molten 10 refer to the Judiciary COM
mittee was defeated and the House a, 4.35
o'clock adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-04

A MASONIC TEMPLE
To be Built Next Spring By
Gardiner naSons.
Installation Of Royal Arch 0flcefs al
Yinthlop--.An accident.
One Hur cIsd ard Seventy Hogs Lost
10 Fire at Auburn.
Especial 70 the KESsEBgc JOURNAL

Special 70 the KESsEBgc JouRsALl.
GARDIsER, Dec. 3.-At an enthusiastic
and largely attended meeting of Hermon
Lodge, Z. and A. VI. held last evening it
was voted to cree. Masonic Temple II 4
suitable site coni1 be secured. The
amount appropriated was $50 900, the
same to irclude the amount necessary to
purchase the location. The only available
location Is the lot occupied by the grist
mill at the corner of Water and Bridge
streets. Il Is osned by the Gardiner es
tate and can be purchased for 50, 500. Pre-
iiminsry plans for suitable four story
building have been made by Lewis,
the architect and we're presented
at the meeting last evening by J. W. Lash,
chairman of the building committee. The
plans, which Of course are subject to mod
i6cation, are as follows The block is to
be 72 feet long on the Water street front,
5a feet on the Bridge street front. The
gronnd floor will be divi ted into two stores
each having entrances on Bridge and Wa
ter itreets. The entrance to the upper
stories will be between the two stores on
Water street. The second story will be
divided into business Offices. The lodge
room will be on the third floor. 3lAx471
feet in dimension and will extend in height
through the fourth story. OF from the
lodge room on the third floor will be 10.
Gated the anti-rooms, and above them the
banquet hall, kitchen, etc. The two fronts
will be OF pressed brick with freestone and
red sandstone trimming. The estimated
cost of the block is $4,000. If satisfsc-
tory arrangements can be madeFthe old
building which stands on the site will be re-
moved and work on the new structure will
commence in the early spring.