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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13

BETTY near does not count. The
y sunbeam that travels ninety-fys mil
non miles may be stopped seven feet
from the earth bg q cheap umbrella.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13

AN English paper records pathetic
romance which ended happily at the
Old Bailey in London short time ago.
William Stork, respectable laborer,
was indicted for trying to murder his
sweetheart. He and she had loved each
other for seven years. Poverty, how
ever, kept them from marrying. Out
of his earnings of -,5 week Stork had
kept the girl, her aged and infrm
father and brother, and his own mother
from the workhouse. She, fearful of
being further burden, left to stay
with brother. The lovers, how
ever, met one day, and the man
pressed the woman to marry. She, still
dreading their poverty, refused, where
upon Stork, wild with despair, tried to
cut her throat and his own. The Judge
and the jury both agreed in sentence
ing him to more formal punishment,
and the devoted couple met the reward
of their long self-denial by getting a
gift of $50 from the sheriff's fund to en-
able them to marry and set up house
together.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13

Wolves, coyotes, cats and panthers
in Texas are multiplying under the
protection of the barbed wire fence and
the apathy of the State Legislators. A
few years since thorough scalp law
would have settled forever the wild
animal question in Texas at small ex-
pense. Now it will cost twice the
money, and meantime stockmen and
farmers have lost many times the
money in calves, colts and sheep killed.
In few years things will be worse. A
ranchman, g. A. Anderson, of Kinney
County, has been compelled to buy q
pack OF hounds and turn huntsman to
protect his flock from the increasing
ravages Of panthers. The same thing
Is happening all over Texas.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-11-13

A LEWISTON, Maine, gentleman is
anxiously looking up an heirloom in the
shape of an old Bible, printed with
German text and brought over by his
Dutch ancestors. 1t was in the posses
sion of an uncle who had lately died.
Among the gentleman's earliest remem-
brances is that of curiosity-seeker
who once tried to buy the much priced
Bible from his mother. She refused to
part with it at any price. Thereupon
the stranger had the audacity coolly to
cut off fragment of the leather cover
as relic. Hastily snatching it from
him she exclaimed, haughtily, IT am
able to keep it, sir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

i9IeiiI6en @ebirgen ipirb bas Sol, fat
ausibliebli4 i'm Sommer gefdlt, fhon
tpeil bic Belt bem 4rbeiten eiinitiser lift,
ipdbreno tie i'm Winter BEL metertiefem
S4nee unmDsIi6 mare, baber iinb bic
ArbeitsfrGfte i'm @tnter anbertpeitia
berfa8bar. Sn Der 3egeI baIt Some
merbol3 in ben @ebduSen I6naer aIs
eln Sabrbunbert, so Sabre aIte 8aIfen
tonnen nod tpie neue in anbere 8auten
ilbernommen tperoen. Sin fdIaeenbes
8eiipteI eradbIt 9raf 9feiI bon Der ees
ringen SaItbarfeit bes WinterboIaes.
uSm Sabre 1926 brannte i'm Oftober
elm Sof meines IeIisen 8aters nieoer.
Dtebrere Sdeunen, Stale unb Bobn.
rdume, 3ufammen neun @ebGube, tpurs
hen bonn Seuer seritDrt. Ser Reubau
erfolBte aus &iefernboI3, bas i'm @inter
gefdut ipurbe, i'm fOIsenben CONNER.
Die Dd6er unb inneren 9beiIe Der @es
bdube, inSbeipnbere Der Stale, ,nuBten
ieitbem erneuert iper6en in ben nod
befebenoen fibt Der Sol3tpurm. ."-Sieie
gemerfuneen bes i6leiii6en 8eobu6s
tiers tperben iibriseuS burd bic 8or;
8dnse in anoeren @esenben Deutids
lambs beitdtist. ,,glatur." )"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
1teber ben beilfamen GinHue oeS
0afTerS

auf ben menIdli9en 86rper brinst bic
bon Sermine 2ouron trsffIi6 rebisirte
@o6eni6rift ,,DaS Sausmdtter6en"
foIsenoen fur3en, aber prG9uanten Pois
fus: Sriiber ipurbe bas g8aher ais
zines Der bier gIemente besei6net, aus
benen bic @r6e suiammenseItellt fei.
8ei ben alten @rie6en tpurben bon ben
9oIfSI6IIern feline anberen &enntniiIe
ais 2eIen unb S9pimmen perlanet,
cine 2lnforberuns, bel Der iie seipib ni9t
pesen reberbIrbune fIasen fonnten,
bic aber benefit, elm tpie bOber 8ertb
i6on bamuls auf ben duberen @ebraud
beS 8ufers seleSt fpurbe. glu6 bas
Spri9port ,,&einIi6feit 1T bas baIbe
2eben" seust bon Der @idtisfeit, tpeIde
Der reinli6e SbeiI beS SUIfes oem Wai=
fer beimibt. nnteriu4en mir nun, ipeI'
den beiIbaren ginfluB Der @ebraud
beS 8afsrs auf ben menidIiden 8Drs
per ausilbt. Inter ben auslaeioenben
Oraanen bes 8brperS nimmt bic Saut,
neil fie Iebteren gan; bebedt, ben eriten
8Iab elm. 9ur9 ibre 0tiaionen bon
Poren brinst lie beitdnbis bic IuS'
i9eibunsen be8 8luteS, tbeilS aIS
SautauSbilni ituns, tbeiIs ais S6neib
mad auBen. 98ie tpi6tis bic Saut aIs
9lusbunitunsSorsan 1T, benefit Der Inns
Itanb, baB ipenn bur6 8erbrennen Elm
DritteI Der Sautfldhe ni6t mebr tbati9
lit, Der Sob eintritt. Sauttranfbeiten
tperbsn eben besbaIb sefdbrIi6, neil iie
bic Iusbiinituneen Der Saut febr bes
I6rdnfen. 9lu6 bur6 barte Qrbeit in
Staub unb Sibe tperben bic 8oren lei6t
peritopft. 0esbalb 1T eS ;ur grbaltune
Der @eiunbbeit nbtbis, bab bic SbatiSs
felt Der Saut eur4 bftere tiibIe Waihs
ungen bon l8 Grab H. ober Iaue Bdber
bon 25 Grab erbaIten unb INNER tpie'
Der anserest tperoe. DAB bic Poren
Der Saut INNER offen erbllten tperben
mIGen, sebt idon oaraus berpor, bab
biefelben, ipie bic 2unsen, Saueritoff
aufnebmen, aIIo aud Sur6 bic Saut
seatbmet ipiro. Die Saut 1T ater aud
bel Der ReseIune Der &0rperipdrme bes
tbeiIiat, bic ItetS 30 @rab 81. betraeen
muB. Dieie @Iei6mdbisfeit Der &br'
perpdrme betpabrt neben ben 2uneen
bic Saut. Merben mir beiber, 70 fiblt
Der sintretenbe S6neib bic innere SiBe
ab. DesbaIb poaen mir uuf uniere
,ebrIi6e" Saut ftets 8Idii6t nebmen
un6 bieieIbe bur6 bdufise fibIe @ai6s
unsen unb 8dber INNER bel sutem Su'
NOR erbaIten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Die Bette 3eit gum qbfeben Der 3aIs
ber 1T bic beS Winters bis glnfanes
4priI. Bon fpdter sefaqenen &dIbern
tbut man gut, nur bieieniBen nod auss
nabmspeiie aur 3udt su nebmen, bic
bon re4t suten Sbieren abfammen.
Ser 9runb, tpesbaIb SommerfdIber i'm
aasemeinen ni6t 70 gut sebeiben ais
Winterfdlber, bab bic eriteren ipeit mebr
bon ben Sliesen beunrubist iperben,
mas ibre sIei6mdbise gnttpideIun8
beeintrd6tiet. Son beionberer @i6tiss
feit 1T es, mo man cine quite 8eioe fir
baS Sun9oieb bei9offen fam, baB bic
BinterfdIber fdOn seb5ris setrGftist
nod i'm eriten Sabre auf bic @eibe gee
bra6t perben f0nnen, mas fir ibr Gee
beiben unb ibre fpdtere 2eiitunSsfdbigs
felt namentli9 ais Rildpieb auberit
pi6tis 1T. Sat man feline pafenbe
@eioe fir bic 8dIber, 70 1T tpeniSitens
bafiir 3u iorsen, bab man benieIben
stpif6en ben Sutter3eiten einen i6atti.
gen @raspIab sur 8epesuns in freier
2uft antpeiit, iie aber bel rauber, itiirs
mii9er, nabfaIter 8itteruns i'm Stale
bebdIt, inoem iie Surd na6tbeiIise g9its
terunsseinfIiiiie gang erbebIid IeiOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
Sans nnb Spf.
Ssranb uuS Roft.

Ser @eiaen bat bieIe 5einbe, unter
ben Snfeften iOtpobI tpie unter ben
pHan3li1en Samarobsrn. 9ie friiber
ausfiibrIi6 bon uns belpro9ene Se6ens
Slisse uub bic @etrsiDeipan3e (chinch-
bug) Iinb bic i6Iimmiten unter ben ers
iteren. Inter ben pfansIi9en S6mas
rosern iino bic perbreitetiten unb sefabrs
Ii6ften: 8ranb unb RoIt. 8ran6
(smut) 1T cine 9iIaform, bic iib benz
4use alS cine i9parse ooer i9parss
braune, i6mieriSe Ober puIoerise MuHe
BARTLETT, bic ii6 auf Der aebre enttpis
deIt unb bic 86rner Serit6rt. Das ems
aise S6ubmittel basesen 1T baS in
manden @esenben beIiebte @infaIfen
beS SaatipeiaenS, Der aber unmitteIbur
barnad auseeiGet tper6en muB, bamit
ct ii6 nidt, beionbers beim Steben in
Saden, erbibt uRb feline &eimfraft bers
Iiert. 8oit bebalt bas Strob bon Neis
sen unb aud bon anberen @etreibearten
sur 3eit ibres iippisiten @a6stbums,
penn ii9 bic &6rner su biIben aufans
gen, unb beeintrddtiet beren gnttpideIs
une in bObem @rube. ST 1T ebenfalIs
elm paraittii9er 9iIa Der in ben SpaIts
6ffnunsen Der Sten9eI uno 8ldtter fpurs
selt, unb bieie 9beile nit rptben, roits
farbissn SIeden unb Streifen iibersiebt.
gtpas 8Oit 1T fait in iebem @etreiOes :
feIbe su finben, unb Bel unbebeutenber
IuSbebnuns tbut er niht biel S6aoen.
9etpife @itteruneSnerbGItniiie feu9te
8drme, beeinitiSen feline glusbreitune
oft in einem iol9en @rabe, baB binnen
tpenieen Sagen Der Gnblid zines borber
iippieen SeIbes sdnali6 perdnbert uno
ale 9lusii9t auf cine grnte babin 1T.
Sn bieiem Sale 1T eS ratbfam, bic
sanae Saat grim abSumdben, I'M ipes
nistenS bas Strob su retten. Sreili9
mare es am beiten, bieieS mad benz
Trodnen auf benz SeIbe lelbit su psrs
BREMEN, bamit man ni6t bic Samen'
Sporen bes PiIses bura Sutter ober
9tnser tpieber auf anbere SeIber trdst.
Si6ere S6ubmitteI eeeen ben &oit
Siebt es faum. 8eri6iebene @eiseniors
ten iolen ibm tpeniser ausseiebt iein,
ais onbere. 9tieberer, feu9ter, fru6ts
barer @runb ideint feline @nttpifeIuns
ebenio su beeiinitisen, tpie frii9e Staa=
biinsunS. Srdb seideter @eiSen ents
eebt ibm eber, aIS ipdt seideter, ipeiI
iener Der &eife i6On siemli9 nabe iein
mag um bic Sabres3eit, mo Der &oit
setpbbnlid auftritt, uno bann ni6t mebr
pieI bon ibm beiddbist tperben fam.
Sm aqsemeiuen aber tpiberiteben frdf'
tie sendbrte 8fansen aud oieien Paras
iiten Iei6ter, ais Sdpd8IinSe. @er
aIio ieinem Weiaen einen Suten Stanb
siebt, ibm ie mad Grforbernib oes 8Os
bens nod nit SaIt, 9Iiae ober 9bOS'
pbat untsr bic 9lrme sreift, Der tpirb
trob beS 8oites cine CUTE @rnte baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
0eicbGftssMn;eiger.


Mpptbefer.
8. R. 8putpn, Meetfamente ieber
Nrt, Gde Abams apsnus unb pine Strabs.
Tbep. 3. Grands, 9sutI6r Apoibs>
Fer, 223 WyOmins Apsnus.
SlumeusC5 5drtner.
Z. 9. @e@ltntp Sarg- unb G,rd-
bsrfhmiiduns, 3i4 q. WaibinstOn apt. unb
am Ginsaus pes 5preff Sia 6riebbpfts.
Sudb' uns aeeieen,, ,Druefer.
8reb. @asneL Drudarbeit jtbsr art
In ensliIhr unb beutl6r Sprate, 81 eafa-
mama Ipenus, 9e9eniiber BEN Bottom Stprs.
Gisarren.Sabrifant.
u. Rpt m n II, bic bsliebten ,,@lfpnfc"
unb Big Riug" Gisarrsn alIs Sorten Ga-
baf uno 8audnartifel SCI eadapanna aps.
Sampf' unS ssaiTsr.eeitunsen.
Sames 8. 9apIsr, plumbius @rptrt,
@de 9Bpcmins Ape. unc Sinbsn Strabe.
Groceries unS propfTpnen.
Ss6tpIb, Sranbpp & Co., Cgta6-
fcIssr BON SsaoIs s. Stesl), 1t6 penn ape.
S6IGssr uub seal % eadapanun
NUe., bas brriibmte Wbite Sppnse Wsbl.
5reb. s. @ibmaper DsIifatslIsn,
$50 eadapanna apenue.
SerrsnsG5 5aresrobe, Site etc.
8ranf y. @brilfian, 205 9adnpanna
@psnus, Bailey Saus 8lpf.
S6ube unS StiefeIn.
8. 9. @eefs & Co.. 427 Spruee
ShaBe. au& 8spnraturu prompt briurst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Bon allen fir @anSenbertiIsune ans
seprieienen MitteIn 1T fcineS 70 tpobIs
fell unb ipirfiam tpie Der 9tlaun. Die
@unsen oeridpinben iofort, tpenn man
bic Mdnbe, 8ettiteIIen &C., tporin fie
niiten, NIT elmer fOdenben NIaunIDIuns
beitreidt unb febren niemaIs an bieIe
Orte ;uriid. 98enn man bic 3immer.
ipanbe uno bic 3immerbeden nit 2aIt
ipeibt uno bem &alf por benz @ebrau6
ettpus IIaun suiebt, 70 baIten fi9 bic
SIiesen ebenfaas nidt in ben 3immern
auf. 9abei fam bic Intpenbuns bes
AIaunS in Oieien SalIsn Der @efunbbeit
Der Neniden ni6t ben minbeiten S9as
ben aufiisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Gin &ranfen3immer muB bel unb
freunbIi6 unb beiOnoers rubis seIesen
fein. @rIuuben eS bic 8erbdItniie, 70
ipdbIe man Elm mDsIidit srOBeS 8immer
unb entferne aus bemieIben aIes rlebers
fIuiiiSe aud biirfen riedenbe 8Iumen
ni6t aufeeitelt tperben. DaS 8ett lit
70 su iteuen, baB eS bon BEN Sonnens
itrabIen niut setrOfen tperben fam.
8orbdnSe um bas 8ett berum iin6 psrs
iperHi6 = I'M &rantensimmer 1T itets
fir frii4e, refine 2uft su iorsen; muir
aub I'M Binter muB neben seb6riser
Seisuns fIeibis seIiftet iper6en. Sur
muB Der &runfe Dor bireftsm 8u8 ses
fdiiBt tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

2est man cine SoIstobIe Had auF
cine 8ranbpunbe, 10 IdBt Der S6mers
fofort na9, unb Idbt man bic &obIe
fir bic Dauer elmer Stunoe auf Der
@unbe Iieben, 70 i6eint 6ieie, tpenn
iie nur duBerIi6 lit, fat UolIitdnbis se.
beiIt. Die SoIstObIe 1T aub fir mans
Dies Inoere bon @ertb. SIeiId, neIs
Dies anfdnet su berberben, tpiro gut,
ipenn man es nit SoISfObIe umsibt !;
itreut man folhe lber tobte Tbiere, 70
perbinbert iie ben iiblen @eru6. Sn
6dulnib iibereeeuneeneS @afier ipirb
our6 ite eereinist. SplsfobIe 1T elm
9utes DeSinfeftionsmittel un6 reiniet
bic 2uft, tpenn man iie in 8ebdItenn in
Der Hdbe Der 3immer b6It. Sic abIors
brit uno fpnbeniirt @aie iebr i6neQ.
Nidts beheres.fann fiir bbsartiSe Wuns
ben sefunben iperSen. Sic nimmt bas
idIedte SIeiib meg, 6aHeIbe in feds
Stunben oft um Elm 8ierteI rebusiren6.
Bel bem iosenannten ipiI6en SIeif6 lit
SpIsfobIe uni6dbbar. Sic sibt feinen
unaneenebmen @eru9, serfribt tein Re>
tau, bei9Gbist fein @eipebe unb feline
5urben. Gin TbeeI6feI bolI SoIStpbIe
in einem baIben @las Bafer senoms
men, beiIt OftmaIs 2Opftpeb, es abIor.
,irt bic Sale uno benimmt bic 9lufs
'dtpeaunS bes 0iaseuS, bur1 ipeIde
Die mad benz 8Opfe fiibrenben Nerben
sffi3irt tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

IS Sud', SiIss unb StrObbite in
GROCER IuspabI fir Rdnnsr un6 9nas
ben in Srprns 8ee Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

SIT i'm CONNER ober i'm @inter ses
fdItes SoIs baItbarer SO 1T elm ipelts
perbreiteter Srrtbum, bub i'm @inter
sefdGtes SOIs su 8uustpeden baItbarer
fei, aIs i'm SOmmer Sei9Iasenes. 6.
@raf bon BfeiI srbrtert in elmer Noti3
Der ,,@aeu" (Sun, l89o) Obise Sruss
auf @runb eiSener grfabrunsen unb
erinnsrt an @eOpperts Beeriinbune fir
bic before AuaIitdt beS SOmmerbOISes.
Die SoIneaen entbaIten i'm g8inter
StdrfemebI. einen Iei6t Der 6eudtis'
felt unb benz Nneriff bon BIrmern
ausseiebten StOff. Dueeeen entbdIt
bas SoIs i'm Sommer mebr 3uder, Der
b6ais unbertpe6sIi6 iei. @iro barum
ba8 SOIs i'm Sommer sefdIIt, 70 trofnet
eS f9neG aus unb ipirb, iobal6 bic
Rinoe entfsrnt 1T, tpeber bon Snietten
nod bon SauInib ansesriffsn. Sn ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Samuel 6ines, 9rdiibent.
%. %. gDatinn, 8Se.Prdi.
u. q. gSilliams, Ga7irer.
0irettoreu.
SamusI Sines 4rlFoent Scranton, pa.
Sames W. Guarbart. S5abriiant BON Mei.
fu9maaren. SerantOn, ga.
Srpin9 6iud. BON 8. q. Sind s. Co.,
Giien8ieber uno Wai6inifteu, Scrauton, pa.
VI, 9. Semmcrer. SobIen uno Giienb1no.
Ter. Mau6 Gbunt. ga.
Bierce y. Ginlsp. gqenmaaren. Scranton
Charles D. Wattbems, Don 6. .. Mat.
tbsms. Sobu & Co., Gu9ros WebI. Guttsr, etc.,
Scranton ga.
Seorse 3. Rpers, prdiioent Grfe RationaI
8anf. 8etbIsbem pn
Sobn 3. PORTER, GnsrOs @iocer, 6ru6t
etc Scranton, pa.
B. SO. @ation, gije prdiiOent 8e6tsan.
malt, Scranton, pa.
9ieie 8aut luiro elm ausemeiues 8antee.
ibdft betreiben in ieiuem Banfbauls, SO. 234
2ndawanna abeuue. Sernnton, pa., uno bit.
tet adtun9spou nm oas 8ertrauen uno Die
Sunbidnft bee publitums
u. 3. @illi ans, gaiiirer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

9luf Der idmulipurisen giienbubn
na9 OafIanb, Californian, ereisnste
iid Elm idaurises 1lneIiid. Gin Bers
iOnensus itiirste bur& cine Offene Bride.
Dreisebn Meni4en baben babel ibren
COB sefunben.
Sn SOrtb @Ortb, Teras, serietb Der
GusfellunsSpaIait pdbrenb zines 8als
lee in 8rano. Mebrere Meni9en iino
babel berunsIiift. Der S6aben tpirc
auf 100000 eef4ast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05
GBoSon ,pirS Wfila fdleat /?

l. 8Iau ipirb bic MiI6 bon einem
Pils, Der ii6 babur6 berni9ten IdBt,
baB ale NiIdseratbe nit fo6enbem
SiebepaHer, in bem ettpas seIDIdter
&aIf 1T, sereinist iperben. glae MiIds
rdume, Subb6ben berieIbsn mGHen nit
8arbolidure, @bIOrfaIt sereinist tperben
-ebenio bic &IeiSer, tpeI6e bieienieen
tra9en, bic nit benz Nil6raume in
SerbinbunS fommen. 2. SdIeimis tpirb
bic Dlilb, tpenn bic Sausfrau uniauber,
unrcinIi6 1T. &ommt bic i6Ieimise
WiI6 bon Der Sub, 70 muB bieie drstIip
bebanbeIt iperoen. 8. Bitter pir6 bic
Wtild, ipenn bic 9iibe 3u bieI &unfel.
ruben, berborbene &lben uno Oelfuden
ooer iOnit idimmeIises Sutter erbaIten.
8c9eIpide, fpeiber Senf, bic berI6iebes
nen 2aubarten erseusen bittere MiId.
4. &otb unb bIutis tpirb bic NtiI6,
ipenn baS Gutter erfranft 1T. Vile
AuadiaIberei sesen berslei6en Sebler
muB BEL Seite bleiben. 2anbtpirtbe,
tperft fein @eIb fir 8iebputper fort
Dein 8ieb unb Du baben ben S9aben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

~ -GnnOucirt i'm ,,8O&snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Ser ILLUSTRATED American" (ein
in 9litor 8Iuce, gtep gOrf, eri6einens
oes Pra9tiperD bru6te in Der Iebten
Summer cine 8eiIase, bic ii6erIi6 bic
0eutiden in 9Imerifa intereIIiren ipirb.
DieieIbe iteat ben iebisen beuti6en
Sai'er Su Bferbe unb in Der Uniform
oes 8arDe'@orpS bar unb mub in ibrer
Souenbun8 aI8 Elm 8unitbIatt besei6s
net tperben. 9as Bib iit cine 9lrbeit
oeS beriibmten SofmaIers RuboIf Mims
mer unb iOlI Der 2aiier aIs elm @oms
eliment fir bic in glmerifa Iebenben
Selti9en baftir eeiefen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-05

Z. 9. @cGItntpd, Sarg. unb G,rd-
bsrIhmiifuns, 3i4 q. WafbinstOn ape. uni
am Giuaana oes Tprelf Sil 6riebbpfes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-03
PRICE ONE CENT.
MAD ANTHONY WAYNE.

One Hundred and Thlrteen Places in the
unlted states Called After Him.
II may not be generally known. even
20 the man who thinks he hits the nail
ON the head when he says. Whats in =
name. that the name of Wayne is the
title or part of the title of more places
in the United States than any other.
Take the plain Wayne. first, without any
Embellishments. There is a Wayne
county in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana.
Iowa. Kentucky, Michigan. Mississippi,
Missouri. Nebraska, North Carolina, New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania Tennessee.
and West Virginia
In Illinois there are II townships that
are called Wayne. There are n in Ohio.
12 in Pennsylvania. II in Indiana, 8 in
Iowa. 2 in Missouri. each in Kansas,
Maine, Michigan. Missouri, New Jersey,
Wisconsin, besides station in New Jer-
sey and village in the State of New
York.
There are two Wayne Centres, one in
New York and one in Pennsylvania.
There is post hamlet in Illinois called
Wayne City and post village called
In New York State there is place called
Wayne Four Corners. and village in
Tennessee that is fond of its title of
Wayne Furnace. There is q Wayne
Junction in Pennsylvania
As for places called Waynesborough,
there is one in Georgia. one ia Missis-
sippi. one in Tennessee, one in Virginia,
and two in Pennsylvania Waynesburg
is the title of two places in Ohio, two in
Pennsylvania, one in Indiana. and one
in Kentucky, and there is a Waynesburg
Junction in Pennsylvania
Besides all these titles, not apparently
on the wane anywhere, Waynesfleld is
the name of two parts of Ohio and of
one of Georgia. Waynesville is the
name OF one place each in Illinois, In
diana, Missouri, North Carolina, and
Ohio In one section of Indiana the
people scratched their heads before they
put Wayne's name into the title of their
place. so as not to get the tail end like
any other Wayne place in the United
States, and SO they named it Waynes-
1 town.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-03
Kssp the oId FamllY E..a.sa.

Provide for your sons and daughters,
provide for the future of our beloved
commonwealth by taking the lead Of
this movement to re-establish the simple
home life of our people. Seek ont the
homesteads of your grandfathers, where
they were men of rank and influence,
and buy them. Transfer your homes to
those old estates. Keep your city house,
II you will and can, as you now keep
your seaside cottages, for passing use
through few months of the year. but
plant yourselves upon the soil. Send
your sons and your daughters to college,
give them the best that travel and obser-
walton can afford them; but let 1t be with
tile thought that they are to come back
and live in modest way on their ances-
trail estates All their books and their
works Of art can find place In those
country homes. Everything that ID
passing in the world Of thought will
be heard by those country firesides a.
quickly as in city homes. and viii BE-
appreciated far better than amidst q
feverish urban life. Then take of your
wealrh aad put it back generously upon
that soil from which your ancestors
drew so much and such quality Of life.
Let tile old fields rejoice under your
hands and the hands of your sons, who
shall bring from the schools the resources
If science with which to make them
fruitful II New E gland Magazine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-03

@Burgoo, explained Colonel James
Orr, of Covington, is one Of the oldest
Kentucky dishes we have. No one
knows who first made 'burgoo' nor does
any one know where or how it got its
queer name 'Burgoo' is an out of doors
creation, and pots of 'burgoo' have SIM
mered over hot fire in the sun at every
big political gathering in the state since
Henry Clay was boy, and years before
that, too. It is not only an extremely
palatable dish, if you can call il that,
but it's very nourishing. 'Burgoo' is q
cross between a stew and soup. It is
always made in the open air. The bur-
GOO the Blades of Grass ate to-day was
very rich. How was it made? Well.
took a big cauldron. put some red pepper
pods in the bottom, added some potatoes,
tomatoes, and corn; then put in half q
dozen prairie chickens, as many more
tender yellow legs and a couple of
dozen soft shell crabs. I'd have added
some young squirrels, but they could not
be obtained When everything is in
readiness there is enough water put into
the cauldron TO just make the contents
float Then it is put on the fire. 1t
must be allowed to simmer slowly for
six hours, and must be stirred constantly
with hickory stick A hickory stick is
best and is always used, but another
might do as we'll. When it is nearly
done it may be favored to suit the taste.
1t is done when the meats are thor
oughly shredded, not before. When it
is done-Uml" and Colonel Orr's eyes
sparkIed at the prospect Il Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-03
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