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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
Drink Tannhauser beer. II. Benzler.

Try case of Heurich's Extra Pale Lager.
The Arlington Bottlng Co., 9th and X SITS. NV.
Tel 634-3.
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PAINTING!
DECORATING!

PAINTING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, INTE-
RIOR AND EXTERIOR.
Decorating, Gliding, Bronzing. Estimates fur
nished for work in city and country. Flrst-class
material and workmanship.
Office, 4l6 Tenth Street Northwest, next Gas
ocs7-tf4 MACNICHoL SON.
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American Security and Trust Co.,
I4IaG Street Northwest

Money received upon deposit, subject to check
at sight, and interest allowed on daily balances
9 per cent. first loans upon city property for
sale.
ferred stnck bearing per cent diyidend rfer for
SALE A good investment.
Suretyship Bonds. Money Loaned.
Escrow deposits and valuable papers received.
Officers-A. II. Britton. President; G. j. Bell,
First Vice President; A. A. Thomas, Second Vice
President; Percy b. Metzger, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Directors-A. Il. Britton, James f. Fitch, w. S.
Thompson, Harry L. West, Robt. Dornan, VIM.
Nath. E. Janney, VIM. NJ. Coates, Beriah Will
kins. Martin F. Morris, Alan H. Reed, @. ]. Bell,
Morris, Chas. Porter, Joseph A. Janney, A. A..
Thomas, M. w. BeYerdge, Caleb j. Milne, Crosby
8. Noyes, John E. Herrell, John s. Jenks.
fe26-tf5
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Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Beuzler.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

Tothe Editor: Please inform your readers that
have positive remedy for consumption. By
its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will send
me their Express and p. o. Address. Respect
fully, T. a. SLOOUM,M c.. l9l Pearl ST, N. Y.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

DROPOsALs FOR WAsHING-RECRUIT-
l. ing Rendezvous, u. S. Army, Washington,
d. c., May ), 1S90.-Sealed proposals, in trplcate
subject 70 the usual conditions, will be received
street northwest, Washington, d. c., until II
o'clock noon the 10th day of June, 1890 at which
time and place they will be opened in the pres
ence of bidders, for rendering services as indi-
Gated, for the Recruiting Service United States
Army, whenever required, within the city limits
during the fiscal year ending June so, 1891, viz:
Washing articles of Government equipage.. The
Government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals. Blanks and full information as to
bidding, etc., will be furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked, Proposals for Washing" and addressed
to CAPTAIN +. NJ. GIBSON, Seventh Cavalry,
Recruiting Officer. myll-Gt3
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Address Registered Letters containing Cur
rency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, L q

ANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New or.
leans and the Tickets signed by the President of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized the
highest Courts; therefore, beware of all limitations
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the Price of the smallest part OF
fraction of Ticket ISSUED BY US in any Drawing.
Anything in name offered for less than Dollar is
aswindle.
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W0RSTED FABRICS

That we wish to call your attention. These will
cost you no more than the other fabrics, and will
serve you nicely for dresses to wear on other
occasions.
We have a beautiful line of White and Cream
French Batiste at 37lc.
Cashmere in Cream and White from 25c. to 81.
new line of Henriettas from SOC. to 81. rang
ing from 3S to 46 inches.
Also lovely quality of Imperial Serge at 49c.
Also Stripe Cut Cashmere, Sebastopol, Striped
and Checked Armures. ranging from 75c. to .25.
Bordered Sebastopol, Cut Cashmere ut 81 and
Sl.25.
Silk Warp Henrettas, Clarlette, Convent and
Feather Cloth Mt ST. .25 per yard.
All-Wool Crepe de Chine, Carmelite, Camels
Hair, Mascot, Armures, and Beatrice.
Out of this lot you can readily make selec-
tion
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

A free trip to Europe; everything frst-class
That's what THE HERALD proposes to give the
most popular Washington school teacher this
summer.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

NO, NO, NOT I!
No, No, not 1 l can't forget;
tremble at the mem'ry yet,
The ballroom floats before my eyes,
The dancers whirl, the fiddlers rise,
see the faces in our set.
Twas in the ante-room we met.
You knew my pretty cousin Pet,
Have forgotten? My reply's
No, no, not
You tore my dress of orange net
Ger costly silk, as black as jet
Its tatters still l fondly prize.
Can forget the wondrous size
OF your wild feet? Not l, you bet.
No, no. not /!
-PittsburQ DispdtCl
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
proposals. in trpllcate, subject to usual condi-
tons, will be received here until IL o'clock A. NJ.
FRIDAY, June 10, 1890, and then opened, for
furnishing during the fiscal year commencing
July /, 1880, such fuel. forage, straw, bran, and
be given TO articles of domestic production or
manufacture, conditions of quality and price
dncluding in the price of foreign production OF
information required will be furnished on appli-
cation to this Office. Envelopes containing pro-
Forage, etc, or OIL" (as may be- and addressed
to G. B. DANDY, Deputy Quartermaster Gen
eral, u. s. A. mylS-4t5
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A QUESTION AND AN ANSWER.
HAVE YOu FORGOT?

HAVE YOU FORGOTE
Have you forgot that very dance?
Our first the night we met by chance;
l fresh from college, ma'am, and you
A schoolgirl, very sweet and new,
And eager for your first romance.
We'll remember ev'ry glance
Went through me like very lance;
We didn't dance. we simply flew
Have you forgot
Your old duenna looked askance,
But that neer hindered my advance
/ claimed the waltzes as my due,
Two pokas, and a schottische, too
How Strauss did then our souls entrance
Have you forgot?
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Who is the happy man? The man who
reads The Sunday Herald.
Subscribe for The Sunday Herald and be
happy.
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Electric Belt Free.

To introduce it and obtain agents the under
signed firm will give away a few of their $500
German Electric Belts invented by Prof. Van der
Weyde, Pres. of the New York Electrical Society,
U. S. Pat. PSF ,647) positive cure for Nervous
Debility, Rheumatism, Loss of Power, etc. Ad-
dress Electric Agency, p; o. Box l7s, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Write to them to-day.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-22

- llniern tpertbsn @aiten, ben
8otbmdnnern; brobte bic 9arabe am
DienitaS su berresnsn, aber Der @etz
tercIerf bate bod ipdter elm ginieben
unb IieB es 9labmittaes aufbeasn, 10
bab bic Stabt Elm freunbli1ersS Guss
feben bate. 9ie garabe mar btbip,
einige Seftionen beS Suses iosar ses
i4madbol eruppirt, un6 6a Der 8us
nur bur9 sepfIaiterte StraBsn fibrte,
10 baben bic Sremoen boffentIi9 feinen
au3u i9Iedten 8esriff bon unieren
StraBen. gBir boiTen, baB es ibnen
bier sefuIIen bat, baB ibre Orbensses
f4dfte einen befrieoisenben Mbi9Iub
fanben unb bab iie nur uneenebme Gr.
innerunSen bon scranton nit beim 3u
Wtuttern nebmen. Das tpirb pobl
ebenfo gut iein, ala tpenn mir Elm Ians
ees 8erseidniB Der parabirenbsn 8er'
cine seSeben bdtten.
I9- @DIbene unb IiIberne GaI6en,
ubren, Wanbubren, Ringe, 8roden
8orfednabeIn unb dbnIi9e ArtifeI il
GROCER 4uSnabI su bebeutsnb rebusirtel
PrsiIen, ba mir poiitiD ausbsrfaufei
unb in bas gnsrosseiddft seben.
Weil,
Gde 2adatpanna unb sranflin
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Die Gppb cps fpmmeu.

llebsr 200 Snbiansr, 8unbidafter,
8ubiunsen unb SoIbaten nit ebeniobies
len 8ferben erideinen in ieber 8oriteIs
lung Der SOrepausb unb ,,DiIb @eit"
Sbotp, tpeI6e am %. Wtai i'm biefsen
Dripins Parf Stpei sIdn3enbe 8oriteas
unsen seben tpirb. OaS san3e @ren;s
Ieben ipirb burSeiteIIt burd ipiIbe Sns
bianer, &an6mdnner, 2ahotperfer uiiu.
Inter ben erIteren beiinben ii6 cine
glnsabI Der bertibmteiten Sduptlinse
uno &rieeer NIT ibren SquatpS. 8iele
berfelben nabmen aftiben Gntbeil an
Der S6la6t bon 2ittle 8is Sorn,
tpeI6e iie iebt in 70 reaIifii9er @sife
baritelIen.
Jleben bieier intereFanten Sdaus
iteLunS iperben bic GoipbOpS unb Sns
bianer bas 2eben i'm fsrnen @eiten,
feline Mdben unb urtpd6iieen 2uitbars
feiten iGuitrirsn. DaS Sdnsen zines
Pferbebiebes, bas R6iten zines @efans
senen Sur6 fsinbIide Snbianer, ber
neberfuG elmer 9oittuti6e unb dbnIide
Saden, bic mir nur aus 8i6ern uno
8eri1ten fennen, tperben bier in reaIis
itif9er Ouriteluns bOrsefiibrt. Oas
sroBartisite SdauipieI Der g8eIt tpir6
bprsefiibrt Die Suffer S6Ia6t, Gee
neral Sberi6an'S 8itt unb baS berii4s
tise 8erspieies@ s@emebeI.
s@ 8efsIt bas ,,@o6enbIatt"-es
entbGIt ALE Ra1ri1ten-nur $2.00.
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500 @elphnuna. 500.

Die 9sIsr bss SCRANTON Wp9snbIatt" psr-
ben li6 freuen su trfabrsn. bab ss penieftus
cine ssfiirhtste 8ranfbeit siebt, psISt bic 9BiG-
Ieul&aft in al ibrsn Stuftn 3u beiIen I'm
Stanbs III Saa's Satarrb Sur IN bic ttn;ise
isBt bsr arstIi6sn 8riitsrlGaft bstannts pOiitipe
Sur. 3afarrb erfOrbnt als cine Gcnifitutions-
franfbsit cine eUniiitutipnsls Ssbanbluns.
Sall's 8atarrb Sur pirb innsrIit ssnonimtn
unb pirft birtft auf bas Slut unb bic i@leimi-
gen Sber1GGen bes Spftms, babur@ bic
@runbIase brr 8ranfbttt ;srlfbrsnb unb BEN
paHsntsn Strait ssbsnO, inbem fs bic @pniti-
tuition bes StSrpers aufbaut une Der glatur In
ibrfm @trfe bilft. Die Gisentbiimn baben 70
pirI 8srtrausn 3u ibrtn Ssilfrdftsn, baB fs
einbunbfrt Dollars 8flUbnuus fiji tseen 6alI
anbirtsn, ben fe ju furiren prftbh. eabt
Gu6 cine eifs BON 3susnifen fcmrnsH. Wlau
abrs1irr:
8. 8. GbsntY & Co., SOIsbO, ..
s6S- Bon DrUsuiifsn psriCuft rs 6.
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staOt ltnO GOnntb.
Nermtfcbte 2pfaI Sericbte.

D@ 2iebIing Der Sausfrauen-
8iusburp's 8eit-berfauft bel Sreb. s..
@ibmaper, $50 2ada. Gbe.
Srau Senrp S6elbafe unb SObn
@ecree reiIten Iebte g8ode nit ben
SdnSerbiinbIern mad 9suti9Ianc.
Die biefse ,,Gimes" ssbentt in
8dIbe cine SonntaesauSsabe eri4einen
au Iafen.
B9 Sdmereisn ie6er gtrt, Stedens
bobnen, Grbien; beutide Sdmereien
etc. BEL @ibmaper, $50 2uda. @Denue.
- Ga6 Idnserem 3Dsern BAT bic
8. 8. & SO. 60. felt Wtontas ben Na'
men ibrer 8abnitation 9unnins in
gImburIt umeeipanbeIt.
- Die Ga6ri6t, baB bic bisiise
Srpferfirma sSiiber & So. sur Suspen'
iion seSpunSen iuUrben iei, beftdtiSt
ii9 ni9t, ba iie ibr @ei4dft fortiebt.
u.s. MiIpaufee unb So. Gobinion
Bier an 8apf; faIte unb iparme Speis
fen su ieSer SaeeSSeit. Sobn 8 bs
mann, 2l9 2adatpanna Ieenue.
- Gin I6wader 8iden, nit siusm Idbmsn.
ben S6mer5 iiber ben Slften 1T ein 5eihen
trauter @ieren. 8ebrnutt oas bette bstannte
RierenbeiImitteI, ueIdes 1T Burood Blood
8itters.
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Seatebt bid utht cher

auf Die 8sile. bis 9u fertis bif. uamsutIid
ni6t auf eine Ianee 8eiie. Bereite Did uoa.
ftdnoig Dor. gu biit erlaube uns, oies ju be.
merfen. nidt fertig, iuenn 9u nidt bon BEN
wade mecum Der &eifenosn uno Sourifen,
Softetters Ragen.Bitters, begIeitet bilt, oieIem
geniaIiten appetitreijenoen, Die aeeImatiiation
uno Die 8eroauun9 foroernoen @littel. 6e.
gen Ssefranfbeit, MnIaria Srdmpfe uno 30.
lii. berurfadt ourh fdIedt eefodtes uno I'M.
geIunoes eneu lopie ourd Brndfpnifer. aeasn
Surd oas 8siisn erb0bts Nerpoiitdt, iOlpie ge.
gen hroniides GalIsnIeioen uno 8erltopfina
1T oas 8itters Elm unfsbIbarss Rrdpeutibmif.
TEL 90 re5t gum Gppetit auf Speiien. bic
lonlt nidt uod eurem 8eidmad. uno uerbin.
bert. oab fe gub ihIeht befommen. 60 bat
niemnls jiuor elm 10 nubsroroentIides Rittef
fur ben ungliidliden Spspeptifer ae9eben Der
fid Dor Der bsftbsr9erihteten Wabbsit efeIt.
Wngenbei6meroeu, our6 an Boro Der Sniffe
ibledlt snbsrsitets SpeiIen uno ourh hatfiass
SiuabUhrgsu ots GFens nuf ben Giienbabu.
Stntiouen berporgerufen. tueroeH boIo burd
oas Bitters ssbOben. bas eIeidfaIs 9iuoerune
sesen Rbeumatismus, S6IatOfsfeit uuO Ris.
rsnIeibsn idaft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-22

Sepotbefen ipsrben aIs Siderbeit fiir
9lnleiben ansenommen, Iebtere mdHen
baber i'm sIeiden MuBe gut iein, tpie
Sppotbeten auf Grunbeisentbum felbit.
Sas autbprifirte aapitaI Der @sisG.
idaft iit $50, 900. 900. tpel9sS in It'
tien su ie 500 eineetbeiIt 1T Iebtere
tperSen fdlis, iobalb iie bic Sbbe bon
einbunbert Dollars errei9t baben, mas
mad senauer 8ere6nunS in ettpa iieben
Sabren sei6eben ipirb. Wlan i4dst
ben @etpinn fiir bic @ftiondre auf 20
9rosent unb msbr baS Sabr. Wan
bat es aI1o bier IebisIih nit einem
8au. unb Sparberein mad bitli9sm
Wtuiter 3u tbun, iebo@ NIT bsm llnter'
| i6iebs, baB er einen bebeuten6 bDberer
@etpinn berIpridt, fpeil ct iein @eIt
| nubbrinsenber anIeSen fann.
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Seiebdfts=M Mn;ei8er.

dpptbeter.
8. M. Sputpn, Webifamente itbtr
9lrt Gde Abams asenus unb pine Strabt.
Gbsp. 3. Grands, 9eutI9T apptbs-
fer, 223 Wypntins Apsnus.
SlumensC g 5drtuer.
Z. 9. McGIiutpd, Sars- unb @rd.
btrf9miiduns, 3f4 q. @aIbinstcn @ps. unb
am Ginsans bss Gcrsff Sia GrisebUfss.
Budbr unb aeeieen,' Sruder.
Greb. 8asnsL Drudarbsit jsbr art,
In rneliIher un6 btutl6tr Sprahe, 51i eada-
panna apsnue, sessniiber BEN Bottom Stprs.
Gisarrenb6abrifant.
u. Wot m a n n, bic beliebten ,,Alfcnlp'
unb ,8ie Sing" &isarren ale Sprten I'd
baf unb Rauherartifrl, SCI 2adapanna ape.
Sampf. unS ssafIsr'ssitunssn.
Sames s. eapIer, plumbing Grpsrt
Gdt @yUmins aSs. unb einpsn Strabs.
Groceries uns propiiIUnen.
Se&tstb, Brandon & 60, Grad.
fpIsr pon gsabIs s. Ststl), 1t6 penn aps.
S&Idser Seal "a eadapannt
aSe. bas bsriibmts gHbite SpOnss NsbL.
8rsb. s. @ibmassr DsIifatsFsn
$50 eadapauua apsnus.
Serren.e3 3arserpbe, Site etc.
8raufp. @briifia n, 205 9afapannt
glSrnus, Bailey Saus 8lpd.
Sd,ube unS Gtiefeln.
3. 9. Beefs Sc Co.. 427 Sprue
Sraes. au& 8sparatursn prompt bsiurst.
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Die Garantie 8aus uub 3eibs
GeTellS@aft.

8dbrenb Der abipeIenbeit 6es Srn.
George Babl tpiro Serr Gbpofat Oit'
baus bic @ei6dfte SeS bieiisen 8pei'
ses obissr @efelfdaft beiOrsen, unb
mir poIIen bier suslei9 einise Worte
iIber ben 8ped unb bic @ei6dftsfiibrs
uns berieIben iasen. Die @eieaidaft
bat ibren SiB in MinneapoIis, Wtinn.,
un6 einsebsn6e grfunbiSuneen baben
ereeben, bab iie iiber ALE 3peifeI ii&er
1T. Sic unterIiest oerieIben ftreneen
@ufF9t, tpie Staatsbanfen, muB 8aus
tion iteqen, ibre 8dder tperben re8eIs
mdBis bon graminatoren seprift, ibrs
Si6erbeitspapiere mub iie beim StaatS'
auditor unb ibre @eIber in elmer bes
1timmten 8anf beponiren unb eS iinb
bic 9etriebsfoiten auf elm 9ro3ent per
Sabr peranI6Iast. Die llrIa9e, tpas
rum berartiee @eieai6aften i'm @eiten
erbberen 8ortbeiI bieten, 1T, neil bort
Bic 8inTesraten fir 9InIeiben bebeutenb
bbber finb, tpis i'm Often. glur ii4srs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-22
RnrmS ami nerfanfe11. .

Der rlntsrasi6usts bat spti quite Garnts
unb tpiinI6t cine bapbn su Strfaufsa, pber &C.
gen Stabtrissutbnm ju psrtaul9sn Sts lie
gen In paupad SrpnIbip, WaYns @onntY I;
cine bat 65 adsr nit sutem 5aus, S4susr
WaIIsr, Sbltsarten etc. prets $4,000 banr.
Die dnbtrs bat So glder, flsinss Saus, ntus
SGsusr, BaHer, Sbfsartsn ,s. prsis $500; /;
bulb baar. 3u erfrassn bel
20,6 @eprse &pfE
SemIpd Spllpp, Bapns Co., pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-22
Oerae6f ni6t,

bab man jsbsrattt bic btRsu gprtbetls bstm
9aufeppn EafGsn- unb @anpuBrsu, S&mud-
lden, 9tlberpaaren ic. bet
Tree m an
nbaIten tann. Gin GROCER unp elesansr Dor
ratb ber tiinsIfen Nfuffer auf btt lpItbeifs art
perftrtigt, fprtpdbrsnb pprr6tbts; allt ptr-
Iauftsn MrtifeI perben sarantirt.
Reparaturen an nbreu unb Supfsn
Mirb GpesieQe Aufmfrflamfeit ertbeilt.
SIN Stpre ptrb Deutf& 9 e
prp@en. g. QH. TreemaIi :.
1876 2afapanna Mp. Bailey Saus Blpd'
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@ertbbOlles Gigentbunl
;n t,erfanfeit,


Der SintsrlaiTsnI6aft hsr Ssrf. Gatbartns
S6abt ansebSrenO. DaiIsIbs bsitsbt aus
ben fulssnben StriGsu:
2 Cots an NariOnifraBe, 3tpii&sn 0ypmins
uub DaibinstOn, 40 bel 1852 SUB jur aIIss.
Got an RariOnfrabs, 80 bel 1852 Gub.
Got an BYumins aSs 40 bel 2O2 SUP.
7 Cots an abams gISs, isbs 40 bet 1863 SUP.
Die 8pbnbauisr NO. t409 uuS t411 San-
bsriUn apenus, in sutsm 3uffanrs nit Cots ts
46 bel 232 GuB.
Saus unb Got Ro. 4t0 SlipeifraBs stpif&sn
@ysmins unb @aibinstrn.
Sbisss Gissntbum tpirp untsr siinfissn BE-
binsunssn psrfauft BON
Gbas. Srppp, &rsfutpE
Ais q. Wnibiustrn &Ss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-22
Geuti6e Mekgerei
bon
GaSpar SennD,
SO. 416 SGb @aibinstpn Ipenue.

aue Sleiidiortsu bon Der beten Qualitdt
uno ftets fritb oes9Ieidtn Die i6madbafteften
@irite ieoer art.
9ie beitsn Sdinfen uno Elm aus9s3el9netes
Corn Beef uno bas feinfe RodeIfell1 ftets
in grober auswabI
8efelun9en per polt peToen prSnlpL ans
aefibrt uno 3u einem Bsiube oes @el@attes
freunoIi6lf ein9elaoen.
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MuTprSeruuQ.

Surfbartt Sussrr, her mir ansstrauts
@atte, rpelhsr mid am 30. 9fpS. 1888 prrli,b,
pirb bisrmit sriu6t surtdjufsbrsn.
2iua Sugger.
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Gin 6Grtmer,

bsr aud nit Yfsrben unb aiibsn umssbsn
fam, lu&t cine Stslluns i'm eanbs OSsr
Stabt. Na6Sufrassn in eisisr SfFes.
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6nns III nerfaufen:

Gin f8 bel z6 3tpsiRSdisss @Obubaus, SpIls
Got, 1T bilIis su Serfaufeu. Na6sufrassn am
Vlase, 746 Q6ruff StraBe. 21,ba
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Smet TartttS

in SsNsrIOu SppuIbip Gin Der 9ss&), in sutsm
3ultanbr, nit allen n6tbisen 8tbGucen psrStn
biais Ssrfauft pbsr ssssn Staptsissntbum aus
astaIl6t. ga6sufraseu BET 8rnnt &aulb'
mayer pbn SarOb .. 8sipsr, Ssifsricn 3eiSn-
Ibip, ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-22
Sambma8em sn Derfanfen.

Gin SisrrGbissr Sanspassn, farf ssbaut II
biais su Ssrfaufsn. gu srfrassn in esr Sffes
bes ,,@pdsnblatt."
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Tho Color of Voiooa.

M. Pedrcus, q physician ns Nantes,
Franco, has tho strange gift of being
ablo to SEQ tho color OF sounds. IIo
says that human voices aro rcd, blue,
black, tan, slate and all other colors,
and that tho color of somo very hand
somo women's voices is llko buttormilk,
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DEPUTY u. :s.s LAND AND MINERAL
- Surveyor for Novfds, Mines laid out
and Surveyed for Pabn Land surveyed, np.
riichuops, contracts, payments on laua, ana
apI ortaining to taking up or noIding1sud OF
tie State OF Government attended to-. ohaIl
keep fully posted ~ To oil lands taken up an
acSnt in the eastern psTiE:ofs NeVadsG1;Ad.a
dKess Eiko, GoVsda,
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NOT ALL FROM BOOKS.
University Education Alone Wi
Not Make n Reporter.

University Education Alone viii
Not Make Reporter.
AT Harvard dinner the other day,
says the Chicago Inter Ocean, Presi-
dent Eliot attacked reporters and news
papers for making reporters of Har-
ward graduates who, he says, are eft
ted for editorial work" He does not
know, evidently, that reporting on a
great newspaper in great city is a
higher education-for those who can
be so educated-than any university
can give. The final aim of books that
are not worthless is to enable men to
know each other that they may help
each other.
The Harvard graduate, as rule, has
learned something from books without
learning what it is for. His idea is
that 1t is TO enable him to cut swell
in the world 1t is great thing for
the leading Grecian of Harvard to be
sent TO report dog fight, or to run
after hose wagon to fire. If he is
fit to be educated at all, he will be
better educated in this way than by all
his college books, for he will soon
bC gin to find out for the first time the
al meaning of all his Latin and
Greek
Happy the college graduate who
makes a good reporter, or rather who is
made good by being a reporter. As fol
the bad reporter, the less said about him
the soonest mended, whether he is q
Harvard graduate or not. For if he is
a bad reporter, it is very possible that
he may be very bad reporter indeed
The Washington critic., 1890-03-10

exports equal to those of the CORE
spending week last year. Coffee has
also advanced a quarter because of COW
ering of short spectators. Oil has
fallen nearly cents per barrel on small
transactions, and pork products are sub
stantially unchanged except lard, which
is an eighth higher. The market for
raw sugar is a sixteenth and for crushed
an eighth higher, the combination Of
wholesale dealers being expected topre.
vent the underselling which has threat
oned the trust The general course Of
prices for commodities has been up.
ward, and the average advance for the
week has been nearly half of one per
cent, but the range is so low that fur
ther movement in the same direction
before the coming of spring would not
be surprising.
The stock market has not changed
during the past week in any material
respect, the average of prices being
substantially the same, through there
was a stronger tone on Friday. The re-
moval of fears concerning possible eX-
ports of gold, the rapid rise of foreign
xchangt, the indications that pur-
Chasts on foreign account now exceed
sales of securities, all tend to make the
absorption of money by the Treasury
less observed. II may be added that
the decrease in activity of trade through.
out the country tends to release larger
amounts of money than have been ex.
pected TO return 10 this centre at present
But with bank reserves remarkably
narrow for the season, speculation for
an advance in stocks is checked by the
fear of artificial stringency in money,
as 1t is naturally also by the approch
of the season of open navigation with
out satisfactory settlement among the
transporting lines
The business failures throughout
the country during the last seven days
number, for the United States, 223, and
for Canada, 81, or total of 260, as
against a total of 301 last week, and 27l
the week previous to the last For the
corresponding week of last year the
figures were 2S1, representing 241 fail.
ures in the United States and 40 in the
Dominion of Canada.