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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
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Cautihuei frcm ash week.
Childrcss coualy hieh lies
fertilizer wsstis also sled wits =
rich soil and partakes largely Of
lie general characteristics of
hcT sister Hardeman. fuiiy two
thirds Of her fair lauGs are Gne
valleys. and the balance rolling
PraiFies; 1t Is very vel wa;ered.
enc prong OF Red river runs
through tie center from vest 90
east. and il has several running
creeks, seventy per cent OF her
lands arc ihongit TO be well
adapted fer farming purposes,
but iaEEing has only been tried
enc year and proved highly sat
isfactory. Land is cheap. from
three TO six dollars per acre, and
4 great deal OF public land Is yet
waiting and standing with arms
vide open inviting and ready 10
receive thousands CT people.
The ,it;le town OF ChlIdress is
Tho csuatv seat located On the
railroad and looked ike q li=ely
little town With bright hopes.
/ viii take mp Hall county
sext and can say for her all I
have said for Cbildress. except
that she is younger and has less
experience, this being the FIRST
year she las made any preten-
siCas towards farming, she just
the other day erected her a
county seat, and the proud little
city Of Memphis carried of the
prize, aud right here | could
mention sOnls difference be-
tween Memphis, Texas, aud
Memphis. Tenn; for while the
latter entsrtaiHs the traveller
most royalty in either the Gayo-
so or Peabody, tbs ether has 10
stOW them aEay IN q dug cut
she ranks eur Gcmphis il one
thing OBiy-u2me-but NAV her
future be rs great.
/ vii close this letter by say
ing something Of DcnIey county,
and heE town Clarendon. This
county is By far the best water
Ell county in the Test, sac has a
great many raining streams and
fine springs. This is the first
crop of wheat she ever tried 10
raise AMI they say they Will ave
rage over twenty bushels to the
acre, and that on sod land, cut
its soil ) sad to BE better
adapted - fruit, for many vaEie
lies grow Wild in abundance.
bot saw that the chief indus
try theEe was stock raising and
Z thought e bast adapted TO
ghst business This county has
.hIEty OF forty miles OF railroad.
T lands are held Ct from
three and q halftC seven dclIars
per acre on long payments.
there y 9 great quantity OF
school iG2a set eft ia this cCun
GilreGdou. ca. ecaatv seat
% tie railroad s decidedly the
best to0n IN the sau-hsa
save ernsr, tTO years ago she
e@1 01lT e few settlers living in
eats a4d dag outs, to-day she
c attsen hundred 81 living
in good aGases, sLa as . two
story brick 5aa& bCI.Ci0g gaat
coa. ten Thousand dollars. sgme
q &c brick stores and several
handsome stone stores. a great
many nee frame business nous
IS hotels and residences. she
Las : thirty thousand dollar
bziez coart house, atEen:dye
taoas1la dollar bTiek hofei go
llg up, besides she Eas iEe rail
road division wl.a q par roll
from Eileen a. twenty Thousand
dollars pei month. and VIII be
increased when The Wichita
Falls shops are moved there.
and AL II ell. It is one Of the
incest towns ( saw, and l saw
10 town Improving faster
II ny zext letter [ Will Try 70
point out the easiest way to get
these lands.
G.. Fl. CGLLINS.
Oxford. Hiss, July Sth, 1898.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

a new brand 81 chewing to
bacco is called Mississippi CIR
and dealers are advertising chat
IT is always the best That is
the correct estimate 10 pat on
the Mississippi girl. whether
yen take her in the natural leaf.
sne cut, twist. plug or stingy
green.-Clarion- ledger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Judge K-avanauEh, OF 1ae Polk
county District court of Iowa,
has rendered = decision e tie
effect that an alien eaa acquire
no property by inheritance. no
right or interest 20 real estate
in that State.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

W. are authorized - Announce HON.
= G. EYLE.of Pamela county q a Hn-
diitse f1r C9uEfe. flr the Soc'nl ats
trie- 81 aissjppi. subject t. Le
tlaa of tle Demoerstio party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Rev JoAa Bancroft. OF tie
North mississippi Conference
pastor C the Methodist church
q rlekens- dsa very suddenly
raAe Hing "A appointment Al
tlehla1G on the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The Democratic Congression-
al Convention for this the See.
ond District is called 10 assem-
Die at Holly Springs, On Thlrs-
day. July 3Ist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Society is diFided into two
great classes. those rho have
more dinners than appetite and
;hoEe who have more appetite
than dinners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The house committee on elee
tons have decided in aver CT
Congressman Gatherings aus
Hooker against the contestants
I'LL and Kernagan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
FaaEaHInEw0cRAIs

hE~5EEat lEA3-SAt
TIE LshIback amendment IL
the Lodge bili,n says tue Wash,
mgtoa core spondeut of the 81
Louis Repg0fia which, in eff
feet, essayed to make Tie bill,
universal Instead Of 10 be- a 10.
eel option, as defeated because
OF democratic carelessness.
There we're enough der ocrats
ia Washington 10 adopt the
Lehi0ack amendment 70 the bilI
if they had besn sufficiently IN
terested ID matters ihat are OF
/ vital consequence 10 their PEG.
pie to DO in their seats in
the house 40 the time OF the
vote. If the LehIback amend.
meu, had been adopted the
chances are ten to one tla. lie
bill would have been abandoned
The republicans OF the north DO
not want the bill, bus II it had
been passed with corrections
and made adaptable 10 every
district Ia the United States,
north. south. east and west. the
republicans would lese interest
IN il aud the chances are that
Ar. Lodge woald have formally
wiiadrawn i. Il Is enough 20
make the democratic workers
mad aud tired 10 reflect tia. If
ter fighting or a proposition Tor
hours ana hours, that repu6ii-
cans deliberately absent them
selves, other republicans voting
a necessary amendment. that
enoEsa democrats should keep
away to defeat tie adoption OF
thoamendmeut before lie house
T. IS perhaps 5ut jus, to call at
tancou 10 two of the democrats
ta4i we're absent because they
ars chronic absentees-tiat e..
more absent than auy other
democrats ID the house. They
are Grain OF Texas and Stahl
neesner Of Ser ToFk. Crainis
zeiy Frequently absent and
S,ahlueckuer Is sImos, au the
.ae absent We're it MT for
Grain the Texas delegation
would haze the best record il
Congress as voters, buI Grain
frequentlv absent.ng himself aas
reduced the Tezas delegation 70
tie position Of third place Oh
the las Cfths dsmocraiic whip
szhnecer Is kept q
congress an iate gent con
situcncy is one OF these Things
tfat melody seems able 70 sz
plain. re 10 q thier lsc-ai.
stupid fellow, incapable lou
.aJ appearances, 81 doing
.tslns except swallowing beef
steas aad drinking ae ard
Ilssr. lie q sc2ree ever 10
Zee house end is reTer present
uAea tae tcnoc-a..e party
needs him.
Tie Republic correspondent
only IS tie names of 30 OF
he &bseutses. = fact there
we're eight, and aeir names as
GrvsE IL by the democratic whip
-re as follows:
St&hlneckcr, C. View Ecrk.
Grain, OF Texas.
Br0sl, VI Indiana
OEean, ofIntiana.
Fitch, OF New YoIS.
Whi.taoTae, ofIgnnesSes.
Dunsby. Of New York.
Morgan. Of Mississippi.
Senator Carlisle referred to
the conduct Of these men as
"disgrsesful;1 and tie Atlanta
Constitution n flaming head.
IGes characterizes hem as tAe
! eight reIegGdes."
Such criminal negligence, pen
ding such : crisis, should not be
sOndonsd. This shamerz. delIn
qaeney Is vithent parallel OF
palii&tion, and these faithiesa
servants should be Published
throUshor. thei- several dis
t~Fiets, and their nanss framed
in Grape
L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Hon. Thomas 3 NcC-ocT,
ex- United States Senator, died
in OwensuOr. Ky Thursday OF
last vFJE m-ti5 7:ta yeas
AGE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
FOR cor4a aEss-

We ~, artrari1~l 81 HON
CHAs. Il. HoTET. OF LasAye eaa1-
~ etu.lifaie for Congress t1r -aa
sesaad ii RI 81 Nj Fpt. 40 te
ensuing Novamfer z VI. t1
70 Dem~ntic animation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The National Typographical
Uuion has recently been "a ses-
sion at Atlanta. The printers
have decided TO build = $4,000
home at Colorado Springs, for
the maintenance of their aged
invalid and helpless b~relheren.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

w ara authurs to snuounee Hon-
ALBERT Il. WHITFIELD. * iat
.t.e county. as autioffe Tor fr
for the Second District Df ~ ppt,
subject % the action Il the Democratic
party.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The col0rcd people are iea'
ing Oklahoma rapidly. They
say everything is burning up
aud crops almost = total failure.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Tire Mississippi Baptist is the
name of a new paper 20 he start
ed in Eewton, Miss, in Scptem-
Der.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

There is a young wsman in
blaine who, on bcisg asked
where shs wax born, replied
that she wasn't born anywhere
in particular. Is shs was the
daughter Of Methodist minis.
Ter -Ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Miss Winnie Davis vii re
ceive a novel bridal present
from Atlanta. Mai. Sidney Root
is having an old fashioned coun
try gOzrd rimmsd aud braced
with silver and viii forward il.
TO be used as a vail ornament
or drinking cup.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Judge Hill excludes all per-
sons from petit iuTiss who are
unable to read. write and cipher
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The nineiesth annual Sea
Shore carspmeeting opened On
the Ilth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

AOut i've thousand COnfede
rate veterans celebrated the 4th
At ChattanoOga.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Strong efforts are being made
"a have the Bankruptcy bill
passed this session Of Congress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

On Tuesday, August 18th. the
Constitutional Convention viii
convene 1T Jackson, Kiss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

k-mm.sr vii he executed
Aug. 4th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Gen. John c. Fremont died IN
View York on tho 18th inst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

III Q N II VI
Leans Of $500 and upward. rs.
gScfsied. CARTER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
Iu-k EtE

Ozford. JaIy, I5gh, 1850.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03

S6pere OtanteIitOffe, bic ftaubi8
ober Fedis iinb, tperben nit ansefeu4tes
tenn peiben Sano auf Der re9ten Seite
beItreut unb bieier ldnsere 3eit init
elmer iteifen 8iirite tiidtis barauf beries
ben, bann bon Der Iinfen Seite sefIopft.
Staub, Sanb uno SIede iperben bann
entfernt iein.
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n0nbneranae.~

DaS Sdbnerause entitebt burd Druid
oSer Reibuns BON auBen, bur6 gu enees
S6ubperf. Dtit bem gluSidneiben Der
Sabnerausen iei man iebr poriihtia /;
I6neibet man Su tief, 70 baB baS 8Iut
ausfliebt, fam Iei6t 8lutpersiftuns
eintreten, tpeI6e tbbtIi6 berIduft. NIS
zines Der ii6eriten NlittsI sur 8eieitiss
une empfieblt eS Ii6, cine 2Dfuns bon
l SbeiI @itronenidure in 2 Gbeilen
8aHer stpeimal tdsIid aufsutupfen.
gta6 ettpa 4 1aeen i6dle man bic
i6parsbraune &ruite NIT einem Weher
ipes, tpieberbcIe bas 8etupfen u. (. tp.,
Bis bas Sibnerauge peridpunben lit.
@benio bebanbeIt man War3en. Das
WitteI 1T gang idmersIos, aber siftis,
pesbaIb man eS bOri rii6tiS aufSubeipabs
rem bat. DaS @ufleeen bon einem
paHenben StId Gitrone, ipel4es man
nit einem 2einItreifen befeitiet, cber
zines fleinen umi6Iases bon 8rob unb
@fIis (beiee Iben6s bpr S6Iafenseben
angepenbst), ebenIo bas seIe9entIi4e
Setupfen nit @iiisiaure, ferner tdslid
pieberboItes 8epinieln nit elmer biden
@uiIDiuns bon arabiidem @ummi tpirc
ebenfaqs ais iebr pirfiam empfobIen.
Sebr gut iinb enbIi6 bic fog. Stbners
ausenrinse (aus Der IpOtbete).
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Tur bic Odusfrau.

SbeeBI, nit sIei6en Gbeilen SGB6I
semii6t, 1T elm porsiisIi6eS 0iittel ses
9en bic 8Guoe Der SauStbiere.-B
man serdu6erte SIeif6paaren DOr Ola'
ben unb anberen Snieften i4uben, 10
reibe man iie tii6tis nit fein 9epuIbers
tenn 8prnr elm, ebe nan iie berpadt
ober in bic Rau1tammer bGnst.-9es
sen 8erbrennunsen beim 8odofen bels
fen nmi6IGse bon &artOifeIbrei, ipeIs
den man nit 8Ieitpaiier aufeu4tet.
GbenIo empfiebIt iid bas bide 9lufs
Itreuen bon SoI,foblenpulber /; oas Gins
tau9en in beibeS gBaiier Siebt aud
2in6erung.-@ia man Sober, Papier
pOer 3eug auf MetuG fleben, 10 fiise
man elmer 1afie beiBen 2eim einen
SbeeI6ffeI boil @lpcerin Su.-3ur Bee
Ieitisung bes I6ledten 8ei4mades bon
9r,eneien &C. iebt man Der Uiiidun9
einiee SrOpfen gbloroforrt su. Sir
9uIper eisnet Iit aud 3immt iebr gut
fir ben 3ped.-SriI6eS unb seiun6eS
SIeii9 seigt cine Iebbafte rotbe Sarbe
uno eraiebt beim Druid nit benz Singer
cine gepife SeItisteit. SinsereinOriide
psrf6winOen sIei6 tpieber. Saft barf
beim Druid nidt berbOrtreten. Dur6
Rie6en, 9eieben uao 8efGbIen fam
man Iebr Isibt eutes SIeiI9 bon I&Ie6s
tenn unterI6eioen.-3um 8eri6IieBen
eines SpunOIo9eS eisnet Iib bortreff'
lid Elm Sdd6en nit Sanb, benz man
Elm @eins ober anberes 8Iatt unterIeet.
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6eicbGfts: :9lm;ci9cr.

9Ipptbeter.
8. M. 9putpn, Weeifamente isbr
glrt Gde Ibams apenue unp pine Strabs.
5beo. 8. Srande, 9eutlbr slpUtbs-
fer, 223 gBgcmins Apenue.
8lumense sdrtner.
3. .. @rgIiute Sarg- unb Sra
bsrIhmiidung, 3l4 81 98albingtOn glps. unO
am Ginsaus pss 5Crelt Sia 5rirpbOfeS.
Buds une aceifen,s Srucfer.
Srsb. 9B asueL Drudarbeit jsbsr glrt,
In enslilher unp eeutl6er Sprade, 51t 9ada-
pauua aSsnur, sserniiter bsm Bottom Sturs.
Gisarrrnssabrifant.
u. 81 OF d. NJ a II II, bic belisbten ,,NlfenIo"
unb .9ig Hins" @iaarren ale Sorten Cd
baf unO 8auberartifrl, SCI eafapanna 4pe.
9ampf. unS ssaferseeitimsen.
Sames s. &awler, plumbing Grpsrt
Gds 9Sypmins Apr. uHO 2inOrn Snabs.
Groceries uns propiTonem.
gs6tplb, Sraubpp & Co., Grad.
fplsrr non Ssable s SteslD, ti6 psnu 4Ys.
S6lGger uub Seal, "a qadapannt
gpr.. has bsriibmts 9Pbite SpCuse NebI.
8rtb. s. gBtbmaYer, DsIifatsTsn
$50 9adapanna apenue.
5erren.G5arSerube, Site etc.
8ranf .. @britia II, 205 9adapann,
Npenue, Bailey Snus Blpd.
sbube uns stiefeIn.
8. .. 98esfs & Co.. 427 Sprur
Strabf. glu6 8rparaturen prompt belrrgt.
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S6doti6feit 6es frifben 6eueS
fur Rferpe.

Sine frans6iiide 8ommiiIion tuolIte
in Der 8enubuns bon frii6em Seu feline
beIonbere @sfabr erbIiden, tpie man
oieS ionIt amnimmt. SIN Dielen Sdaen
sIaubt man bic S6nerberbauIidfeit
infoIse Der serinssn 8auburfeit beS frs
Iden Seues iuhen Su muhen. Wie ees
fdbrIi6 absepelftes 8riinfutter, baIbs
trodeneS Seu tperben, biirfte inbeB bes
tannt iein. .8eiOnbers unseiunb aeiste
ii9 frii6ss Seu in fOIsenbem Sale:
Sn Der gta6t BON "a. SuIi b. S. itels
ten iid Bel ben Pferoen OeS Glrcus
2ord in 2u3ern pl6BIib gong ei9en'
tbImIi6e MISUNDERSTANDING Elm,
bic ii9 in totaIer &btbuns Der Gusen,
beftisem Sieber unb bb6it unreselmds
bisem SersidIa9e duBerten. Die tbiers
drstlibe Diasnoie Iuutete auf bas Sor'
banbeniein eInes ,,SerssifteS". SDss
nilisteit mar ausseI6lofen, bic Irinfs
paHers uno 8obenanaIpie seiete nidts
9lbnormes, bas 8Iut tuar frei bon 8ats
terien, Der Safer tpar rein unb bic
Sefretionen ereaben abloIut feinen 9lns
baItspunft fiir bic Intpeienbeit eines
8iftes. Der 8eroa1t fieI auf bas
iunse Seu, in tpeIdem bur6 @dbruns
siftise 9lmibbaien eftitanben iein fonns
ten, unb ipurben beSbaIb SiitterunsSs
perlu6e NIT 9lnatomiepferben in Siri9
sema6t. DaS 8eIuItat mar Elm poIis
tipes. @s birfte biermit bic S6aOIi6s
felt Der Siitterune nit nod ni&t ausge'
sObrenem Seu cine neue Sauitration
erbaIten baben. Bon circa breiBie ers
frantten 9ferSen sinsen neun, unb
stpar bic ebeIten unb beitbreiirten bes
Gircus, su @runbe.
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0prseitieer SraftDerbrau6.

Sc alter mir tperSen, beito bfter ieben
mir, tpie gerabe bic, tpeI6e in ibrer Sus
eenb i6einbar aus giIeu seidmiebet
iparen, berbdltniBmdbis frib oabiniters
ben, ipGbrsnb gInpere, ipeI6e in ibrer
Rinbbeit i9pa6 unb eIeno i6ienen, elm
bobeS 9lIter errei6en. gS 1T bieS cine
Grfabruns, tpeI6e auf peri9ieoene nrs
1a6en surildsufiibren lit. IS 9iebt bieIe
WenI6en, bic, tpenn eS ibnen an pbpiis
i6er 9raft sebri6t, bod einen 9e9en
prganiIbe &ranfbeiteu sefeiten Sbrpers
bau beiiBen. g8tirbe man iie 3u barter
fDrperIider pSer seiitiser glrbeit 3tpins
gen, 70 ipdrben iie balb erid6pft nieOer.
iinfen, bsnn iie f6nnten feline 9robe Gins
itrengung ertraeen, aber bur6 bauSbdIz
teriI6sS 3uiammenbaIten ibrer Srdfte
erreihen iie oft Elm 9tIter bon a6tsie
unS ieIbit neunSis Sabren unb bepGltis
ssn cine erItaunIi9e NaHe 9lrbeit. Sbr
better S9uB 1T ibre llnfdbisteit, ibre
8rdfte gu mibbrau6en. Die Natur bat
ibnen Sdranfen seiebt, tpeI6s ni4t
uberitieeen iperben fDnnen. Sol6e Bers
Ionen f6nnsn ibre 9eiitiSe slrbeit ni6t
iiber cine setuihe 8eit ausbebnen. Obne
8opfidmerSen Su befommen, tpel6e iie
stpinsen, bic Seber tpesSuIe8en. Ob iie
nun ipoaen obsr ni6t, iie mtihen bots
ii6tis iein. 0ieIen 8e9entiber itebt Der
Wtann nit Der eiIernen @eiunbbeit. gr
1T bon MOrsens frib bis abenbs ipat
in fortipGbrenoer 8eipe9un8 er iaet,
er reitet, burdibndrmt bic 9fd6te, Cber
perbrinst iie binter ben 8I4ern, inoem
CT bic Wioisteit burd einen S6Iud
Raffse bon ii9 su i9eu6en iutt. 9la6
einem S6laf bon tpeui9en Stunoen ers
fIdrt er ii6 tpieoer frii6 tpie Elm SLID
i'm @aiIer, uno in Der 3bat i6elnt es,
ais OBJ er cine gIaitisitdt bes &DrperS
uno @eifeS befibe, tpel4e allen 9lns
Itreneuneen su ipOtten beitimmt lei. Sn
Der @abrbeit iteat er nur Be4ieI auf
feline @eiunbbeit aus, bic er nd6 bem
breibisiten Sabre nit Bu6er3inien eins
IbIen mub. Seine rieienbafte 8raft
unb @eiunbbeit, Inn ipeI6e ibn 70 8ieIe
beneioen, fpirb ibm. anitatt sum Sesen,
,um nnsIGd. Sn neun aus Sebn Sdls
len iIt Der pIDbIi6e 9uiammen6rud els
nes f6einbur fraftisen @eni4en auf
ben lang fOrtgeiebten Wiibbrau6 Ieiner
&rdfte suriidSufdbren. Sdmera Gums
aer, 8ednsItisuns unb bas @efdbI gels
itiser GbipunnunS iinb bic tparnenoen
8et6en elmer @ri6bpfuns Der Gbatfraft
Inb Stdrte. g8er bieie glnSei6en miBs
od,tet ooer Sur6 betdubenbe ArSneimits
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RiI6en Ii6 bic aepfeI Ssri6iebener
glrtsn bur9 ibren 8Iiitbenfaub =? Sn
99isconIin bate elm yla6bar por mebres
rem Sabren einen ,,geIIOip 8elfIOtper".
uno einen ,,8uHst"s "sgpfeIbaum, bic 70
uabe beiiammen itanben, bab bic 4eite
Ii9 fait beribrten. ginen Serbit baIf
i6 beim gFlden Der 4epfel, unb mir
fanoen bic SSru9t an ben ii6 ndbernben
Seiten Der beioen 8dume siemlid SIei9s
mdBis semii6t bur6 bic Mitte bes
SIeiiass Der IepfeI. Die am >, Bells
flotper" "s8aum batten bic braune Sarbe
Der .,8uHetS" unO gum 9beiI aud peren
@ei6mad, pdbrenb bic GepfeI am
,,&uHet" s8aum cine biinnere Saut bats
ten, ipie seipbbnli6, einen beQseIben
glnflue seieten unb bem ,,8eu Homer"
dbnIi6 iparen. Die Sru6t an ben beis
ben am ipeiteIten entfernten Seiten Der
8dume ipar ben reipeftipeu Mrten ent'
iprsdenb. SD bate aur 3eit ni6t Dos
ran seba6t, 3u unteriu6en, oh bic Sas
menSefdbe in Der Sorm perdnbert tpas
rem aber i'd beste ni6t ben serin8iter
3peifeI, baB Der BItitbentaub Der bets
ben 8dume semii6t tpar. go ersdblt
elm befannter Sarmer in einem lambs
tpirtbibaftIi6en 8Iatte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03

tel, ben iibermdBisen @enuB bon Stis
muIanten ober farfe Willensanfrenes
uns seitpeiIis nieberfampft, muB ii4ers
Ii6 bafiir bGBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
sebet! 9eiet! &anfet!
Seutf6cs
Nnkwaarcm= : 0ei6dft,
500 Spruce Strabe.

gBr balten SUrratbis bic fsinfs &uspabI
ppn
8lumen, Socques, 8onnet8 uno Siiten.
g8ir perFaufrn billissr ais bic bilIisfru.
Spesieae S9uIsSiite 33 GentS.
Der ssiammts gprratb II gang usu. auni-
met un6 irbst fir suG islbf.
Sc lUbnt fh fir eub, SprjuIputen unb
unlsrsn gOrratb in aussuI6ein au nsbmsn,
ebe ibr ipntpc fault.
SnssBt nidt, bae mir biais Ssrfaufsn, nm
uns btim pubIifum betannt Su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
The TRADERS
National Bank
BON Serantpn, ga.
Gapital, ......................S25O,OOO.

Saunel 6ines, 9rdiibent.
%. %. aBatinn, 8Ses8rGi.
". .. gEilliams, @aiIirer.
Strettoreu.
eamuel pines Briiosnt, SCRANTON, ga.
Sames M. Guarbart, 6abriaut BON MeI.
fngwaaren. Scranton, pa.
Sruin9 u 6ind BON s. u. Sind & Co.,
Giiengieber uno Waibiniiten, Scranton, pa.
Wf, 9. Semm:rer. SobIen uno Giienbdno.
Ier, Wnu6 Gbunt. ga
Bierce B. tSinleD. gllerwaaren Scranton.
Gbarles y Wiuhbews, uon s. y. Wot.
tbews, Sobu s. 60, Gn9ros WsbI 8utter, ETC.,
SerantOn pa.
George =. @pers. grdfiOent Grfe Rational
8nnt Setblebem ga
Sobn 8. PORTER, Gu9ros @tocer, 6rudt
etc, Scranton. ga.
W. 9B. BafOu 8ije prdIibent, 8edtsau
malt Scranton, pa
9ieie Bnnt miro Elm nlsemeines 8aufge.
ibdft bttreiben in ienem 8anfbaule, 9o pa
2ndapannn apenue Srrnnton, pa., mo bit
tet admngsUOll Inn Ons 8ertrduen uuO bic
Sunol6aft oes pubIitums.
VI. 8 BilIia ms, Gallirer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
u II 8 | an b

SIM beutI6en 8ei6stuse iit bic MiIiz
tdrs8Orlase our 8erbanoIunS setoms
men unb babel iino Die 8eiiter pieber
itart aufeinanbersepIabt. 8anSLer Gups
ripi bat babel isin erltes seiliiseItes
g8ort eeIprp9en, inbem er bic 8iiituns
een Der 86lfer nit 8IibabIeitern per'
eIid, mas benz So3iaIiitenfdbrer 8ebeI
aber ni6t imponirte, tpeI4er erfIdrte,
Iron County register., 1890-01-30
COMMENT AND CRITICISM.

The Kansas farmer who hauled as
much corn to market the other day as
two mules could pull. and who took back
home with him keg of nails, would
make the kind of a witness that the
ways and means committee at Washing
ton doesn't want.-kansas City Star.
The window-glass manufacturers
have lately formed syndicate, and they
see the need of keeping the tariff up to
the highest figure. With their trust and
tariff they will manage to worry along
and encourage the builders to swell
their dividends.-St. Paul Globe.
The true and the only remedy for
the working-men of the country is to
take positive stand and resolutely
vote against all needless taxes on the
necessaries of life and against all taxes
on the raw materials of our productive
industries. That would assure protec-
ton to labor and it would assure mutual
interests between labor and capital
Philadelphia Times.
AS long as the industrial masses
will vote to tax themselves for the bene-
fit of monopoly classes, just so long Will
labor have oppression and unrest When
the pay Aoi'J oSfSh
cents out of his one dollar earned as
taxes to swell an already overfiowing
treasury, it is mockery to say that there
is protection to monopoly; there is only
oppression to industry. y.-Philadelphia
Times.
-sI'm not talking tariff this year,
but it seems to me that the policy of
protection is a wrong on labor. The
laboring classes are not protected-only
the manufacturers. The rich receive
the protection. The American manu-
facturer adds the duty to what should
be the natural and fair price for his
product. The burden of the tariff rests
its crushing weight upon the poor. The
tariff needs reforming. 1t is the poor,
the great mass of the people, who need
protection, and they will never get it
under the so-called policy of protection"
Terence Y. Powderly.