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The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

At Dicks hotel
L. c. Rockwell, New Canaan.
Mrs E. NJ Glover, Danbury.
Rev Mr. McNeille and party, Bridgeport.
j. H. Cochrane.
Trinity boy choir,
Abram Hearth, New York.
III. e. Sweezy, New Haven.
F. s. Andrews and son, Bridgeport.
Es. Catlin and wife, New Haven.
NJ w. Henins and son, bridgeport
f. Dunning and wife, Bridgeport.
Thomas p. Fitzsimmons, New York.
H.Loudon, wife and daughter, brooklyn.
j H.Channing, Danbury.
G. Tobias,
Miss A. Loyett,
Miss NJ. Jennings, Stamford.
T. S. Cornell, Birmingham.
At the Grand Central:
G. NJ. wilkins, New York.
Samuel Dibble Jr., Orangeburg, S. G.
Mrs George Taylor, Danbury.
A. j. Mcbride, Patterson.
Peter Riley,
NJ. McJolane,
Thomas McGurk. I"
c. b. Presson, Boston.
r. L. Detotboniere, Montreal.
c. Jennings, Danbury.
William Wright,
j. d. Tozier, New York
I'll. Bartholomew and wife, Bridgeport.
Frank ID. Ford,
w. II. Barnum and wife, Danbury,
Orrin s. Barnum and wife, New York.
Edwin Short and wife, Bethel.
TT. Reardon, New Haven.
II. S. Stevens,
Harry c. Burrough, bridgeport.
"A Eyre South Norwalk
John A. Hanff, New Haven.
George F. Bushnell and wife. Bridgeport
j. w. Porter and wife, New York.
George II. Porter,
Miss Pinckney,
James e. Smith,
Charles II. Galway,
s. c. Holly and wife, Danbnry.
-Meeker and wife,
w. j. Sparks, Winsted.
Hermann Bowers, New MILFORD.
M. Z. Pinney, Hartford
Fred Poulton. Danbury.
b. Torpy,
Anna Doran,
Maurice Foley,
Maggie Doran,
sAggie McDermott,
Maggie Fleming,
Mamie O,Rourke,
Al. j. Curtiss, Bristol.
s. e. Hawley, Brookheid.
H. Williams, Bethel.
G, H. Hawley, Bethel.
Mabel Thompson, Albany.
Grace Thompson,
s. G. Bard, Gloversv1lle. n. =.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

Guests Of Mrs Addie Nichols: Mrs W.
HI. Ireland, Orange, N. j.; Mrs =. lib
balls, Miss Clara Tibbals. Edward lib
balls, Edward Smith, Miss Katie Vogel,
Brooklyn.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

Lawrence Lillis continues to improve
and there is little doubt of recovery.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

John A. Hauff was guest of DIR and
Mrs Judson, over Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

Ernest w. Sniff-n has returned from
an outing at Stanford.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

Gilbert Williams from Virginia is in
town.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

What oxygen is to the air, cheerfulness
is to the home.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

e. p. Smith of the World and Miss X.
ii. Vogel of Brooklyn have been guests
of Mrs Addie Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05
IA IsTRICT OF NEWToWN, s. probate CO

nISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, So Probate Court
IL September L, 1890.
Estate of EMMA BUTCHER, late OF New
town, in said district, deceased.
The application of Isaac w. Briscoe OF
Newtown, praying for the appointment of an
administrator on said estate rep
resented interstate appears by said appli-
cation on file having been received, therefore
ORDERED-That said application be heard
and determined at the Probate Office in New
town in said district on the
sth day of September, 1880. at O'Clock
in the afternoon and that notice OF
the time and place of said hearing be given
by publishing copy oil
this order one time before the Sth day OF
September, 1880, in the Newtown BEE, a week
" newspaper printed in Newtown and re-
turn make. Attest,WM. j. BEECHER Judge
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

Arthur L. Nettlet0n started for st
Paul, Mimi, Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05
IsrRICT OF NEwTowN, IS. Probate Court

I IOEJ<ttS OUtfF0
IL September !. 1880.
Estate ofJULIUS ROBERTS, lateof Newtown,
in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for tue District OF
Newtown hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested within said time,
will be debarred a recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to GEORGE III. BOTS
FORD Administrator with the will annexed.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

A OTICE-The Democratic electors of Easton
~ are hereby notified that a caucus will be
held at the Town Hall ON Saturday evening.
September g. 1880, at 80 O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the sew
eraf conventions, VIZ: State, Congressional,
er proper business. Per order DEMOCRAT
&c TOWN COMMITTEE. Dated Easton, Sep
tember l. 1880.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

yXTANTED-A good grade Holsteia Bull.
w Must be A, /, to match one own. A. A.
JUDD, Box 4, Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

rINHE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF TRUM-
i BULL-Are requested to meet in caucus
at the Town Hall on Wednesday, evening, Sep
TENDER 10, 1880, at $50 O'Clock, to elect dele
gates to the several ensuing conventions, q
town committee and to do any other neces-
sary business. Per order TOWN COMMIT
TEE Trumbull, September 5, 1880.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

nRR. S. TODD, yETERINARIAN,-W be
~ at the Grand Central Hotel. Newtown, on
September s, 0 and 10. All requiring the ser.
vices of a first class Veterinarian should con
suit him.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

w ANTED-Horses or Cattle to pasture;
w Horses preferred. Enquire of Mrs G. d.
LEAVENWORTH, Redding. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

y1TANTED-Experienc Girl to do general
w Homework. All modern cOnveniences.
Apply to MRS GEO. +. SHEPARD South St,
Bethel, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

NJ OTICE-Is hereby given to all persons
IN holding contracts for roads in the town
of Newtown that they must have the same in
good repair and all the brush cut before Sept
ember 10. PATRICK HEATING, Road In
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-05

TAXES-Notice is hereby given to all per
sons liable to pay taxes in the town OF
Monroe, on lists OF 1880, that the tax is due,
September !, 1880. The collector, for the pur-
pose of receiving said taxes, viii be at the
store of b. Hawley & Co. from O'Clock m
until IL M, at the store of s. French from
O'Clock until p m on Tuesday, September l6
and at the Town house from L O'Clock until
o m on Wednesday, September IL. q. Il. OS-
BORNE, Collector, Monroe, August e6, 1880.
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GDinterpfleae Der SAafe.

@enn bic Sdafe ni6t al8 elm bes
ftdnbieer 9beil beS Wirtbibaftsbetries
bes betrabtet tperben, mare es be6er,
ipenn Der Sarmer nit beren 3u6t ii9
gar ni6t befabte. Sn periidnoiser
Weiie bebanoelt, iinb iie baS portbeiI.
bafteite unb am ipenisiten DiIbe perur=
ia6enoe Sarmpieb perna6lafist bas
sesen fdat fein anberes Gbier 10 i6nsa
an Sleiih ab uno benz grfranfen Tolgt
balb baS 8erenoen. Der Minter 1T
bic idpierisite 3eit, neil bic S6afe
feinerIei ,,8erbdtiteln" ettrusen tbn.
men. Ssi Sutem 5utter tpirbe ii6
cine Seroe beHer befinOen, ipenn Iie ben
eansen @inter 'iiber i'm sSreien unb i'm
S6nee subrddte, aIs tpenn iie lanse in
einem en9en narmen Stall berbIeibt.
Naienfatarrbe iinb bic unausbIeibIi6en
Sol9en beS giniperrenS in enesn Stdl'
len. SIT bic @itterung ni6t iebr itiir,
mild, ooer itebt bas 9ammen ni9t nabe
bepor, ioaten bic S4afc tdelib aufs
SSelb Setrieben iperoen unb minoeitenS
einmal beS Cages frif6eS Trdnfeipafier
erbaIten, tpenn iie nibt an elmer Nueae
faufen s6nnen. Gs 1T Elm Srrtbum,
tpenn man annimmt, oaB bic S9afe
ben Winter iiber ii6 nit Sbnee bebeI'
fen f6nnen, unb bod Iafen nrdt tpenise
Sdrmer bic Tbiere ibren Durit in oieier
Q8eiie ftilen. 8Isebeu 1T bas bette
reseImdBise Sutter, iup;u alS 8Drner'
futter tdsIi9 cine Bint Sufer, &oeeen
ocer 8ei2en tommt. Oefterer Sutters
ipedfel 1T Den Sbieren iebr SutrGslid.
SaIs, nit bem oierten 2beil SdwefeI
semiidt, ioate an BldBen in Rdlten
binseiteIIt iperben. 70 baB bic S6afe
nad 8elieben babon lefen tDnnen.
NaiSitensel, bon benen bic Sbiere bic
8lGtter abreieen fbnnen, iinb ais 4bs
tpeaSIun9 gut, senigen aber ni6t ais
Sauptfutter. Sic friiten baS 2eben
Oamit, nebmen iebOd nidt su. Die
2dmmer unb idnddli9en trd9tieen
Wiutteri6afe iolIten bon ben itarfen
Ntutteridafen, S9mmeln unb S6den
abseionbert peroen. 8eHer 1T es, tpenn
bic SammeI uno 86de fir iib aaein
einsefriebist iinb. Serumtrei6snbe
Sunbe iinb oas srbBte AerserniB fir
ben S6ufsddter, neil lie bic Gbiere
beBen uno t6bten. g8ir6 Elm Sunb auf
Der Sarm sebaIten, iplte er NIT ben
Sdafen unb bieie nit ibm quite Sreunb'
idaft baIten. 8or allen Dinsen ioate
Der S9afad9ter sebulois unb uufmerf'
fam fein uno reseImdbis fir Siitterune
uno 3rdnfe iOrsen. Ntan fam bic
S6afe ni6t an einem Gage berna6Idi.
isen unb am nd6iten bas 8eridumts
tpieber einbOIen tpoIIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-27
Sa8 9pnferDircn BON SScintrau:
ben.

GS 1T iebr ansenebm, tpenn man iid
sur @eibna6ts3e;t unb ipdter beS Sc.
nuiies ieIbitseSosener, tpobIi6medenber
9Seintruuben erfreuen fam. Die ,,8l.
@s.sSts." siebt fur bieIen 3wed fol.
eenoe stpei 9Inipeiiunsen. L. Oian
idIiebt bic S6nittfld6e beS Traubens
itieIeS iofort mad Der @rnte nit Sie'
selIad unb bdnst bic Trauben in einen
luftisen, trodenen, frOitfreien 8aume
an Idnss Der Dede se3OSenen S9niiren
frei auf 2. Ulan idneioe bic Srasres
ben, ipeI6e ia obnebin beim S6nitt
entfernt iperben, nit ben anbdneenoen
Gruuben ab, unb lteqe iie in einem sleis
den &aume in @sfdBe nit @afer 70
Elm, Oab iie sbenfoas frei fteben. Sn
bas Muher Iest man, um es Dor benz
SauIietpetben gu idisen, einise Stifen
SOIstObIe elm. 90 fonierpirte Sruuben
buIten ii6 Ianse 3eit unc biIben cine
aneenebme NbpedieIun9 i'm Winter.
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Wfitte1 seeen SrufTunb en- BEL
Nferbcn &c.

@eI6es 1T Sas sinfadite DlitteI sss
gen Drudpunben bonn @ei9irr ? ants
mort: Sin gutes NiitteI eeeen 9ruds
tpunoen bel 8ferben 1T puIOeriiirter ses
brannter Saffee, Der in bic @unben ses
itreut pirb. 9lu9 8ub aus S6orn.
fteinen bait man in bieIem Sale fir
Elm sutss Dlittel. Dtan puIperiiirt
benieIben sans fein unb itreut ibn bid
auf bic @unbe. Sdon na9 ein' bic
stpeimuliser 9Inpenbuns biIbet iih cine
bide Narbe unb in einisen Saeen tritt
bbqise SeiIuns elm. 9to6 Elm anOeres
DiittsI 1T bic fein serriebene Iide
Derbrunnten 8roOes; bieies fol- 10
RAID tpirfen, bab in nibt gar au
f4Iimmen SdlIen Bel S9onuns beS
SbiereS mad brei 3aeen bas @si6irr
tpie6er auferIest tperOen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-27
Snbners unb 3aubenmift.

9ie 8ebeutunS bieier Diinserarten
1T befannt, inbsHen ibre Serwenouness
peiie in ben msiten Sdqen unri6tis su
nennen. gs tpirb baourd sefebIt, bab
cine eIeidmGbise Sertbeilune ni9t ses
mug anseitrebt nirb, ba bic. 5ertleines
runs berielben, aIs cine idipieriee 4ufs
sabe anseieben, su Der 9lnii9t fiibrt,
Der 3eitaufnuno ba3u itebe in feinem
8erbdltniB su ben oamit erIaneten
8ortbeiIen. Uiit Der ipenisiten arbeit
errei9t man ben aneeltrebten 3ped,
nsnn Der 9iinser init BaHer su einem
biinnen 8rei Gin einem &alt'26i9faiten
ober ionit entlpre9enbem 9efdBe) bers
arbeitet uno bieier init ftaubiser grbe
permenst tpirb. 9lad mebrfa6er llms
idaufeIuns Der Wtaiie, bic idIiebIi9
oammartis, mbsli6it bod aufseiest
ipirb, perbunitet bas @aher, 10 bab
mad einisen Gaeen Elm itreubareS Mas
teriaI oorIiest. 0ieieS tpirb aIsoann
breitipiirfiS uuf ben porber 3ubereiteten
8oben auSeeitreut unb barauf mitteIit
zines 8e6enS untereebradt.
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0eee en- &ellerunessiefer.

Die in ben &eaern 70 bdufis porfom.
menben TauienbfiBIer unb &eIIerrafeIu
fam man oaburd uertreiben, baB man
friide 8irfenbeien aufre6t uuflte1t.
DiefeIben iperben nit 8orIiebe BON
bieiem llnsesiefer aufseiu4t unb aIs
SufEudtsort benubt. Ntan braudt
bieie 8eien nur bon 3eit su 8eit in
beiBes @aiier gu tau6en-tpus natiir.
li9 mbsIi6it idneII sef6eben muB-
UNI 70 auf Iei6te unO b64it einfu6e
WeiIe bas llnseSiefer Su berni9ten.
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Den q SbimmeleefA Antaef in SSein,
fdfiern 3u befeitisen.

0as SAB pirb 70 iorsfaItis mil
tpurmem @afer uusssbiiritet unb na6'
ber gut aussetrodnet, 70 Dab iid in ben
8oren feline SIiiiiisfeit mebr befinbet,
bann tpiro Der berausSenommene 8ooen
iammt bem iibrisen Safe nit reinem
gtlfoboI (ettpa Binte fur Elm 25 9uI'
Ions SAB ou8seipribt. 9as @an3e
tpirb an8e3ilnoet uno Der 8oben auf
bas Sab berart seIest, baB er bic ent'
ftsbenbe SIamme baIb bedt. 9tu6 els
nissn Sefunben beieitiet man ben 8o'
ben unO ipdIst bas 5aB bin unb Der,
bumit Der innerIibe &aum san3 bis gum
grIDi6en auSbrennt. Sn Sdaen, in
benen bas Sab su arg perfdimmeIi
mar, 1T bas 8erfubren su tuieOsrboIen.
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Geacn Oeiferfeit.

I'm fatarrbaIiide Seiierfeit 3u beiei.
tisen, nebme man Ia itiinoIi9 einen
3beel6ffeI Doa Spnis elm. SOIte bies
les einfa6e Diittel innerbaIb eiueS Ia'
seS feline 8eheruns brinsen, 70 fiiee
man bem SOnis nod @iselb unO iiibes
ManbeI6I binsu. 9luf l @BI6ffeI poi
Sonie re6net man l giseIb unO fur 5
Yfe. WanoeI6l.
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BUR 8eieitieuns bon 0tuttermalen
perpenbet Or. Sanneion S6pefeIdtber,
unb stpar pertilSte er camit bic itdrfiten,
bebaarten MaIe. 0ie Operation 1T foI'
eenbe: man fdneibet nit elmer S6eere
Die Saare 70 fura ais m6SIi6 ab, bann
betupft man mittellt zines @lasitdb'
6ens oaS Wial nit benz gletber uno
reibt ibn, ebenfals mtt oem Stdbden,
gut elm. g8enn bieie Operation eei9es
ben 1T, iiebt bic Steae fat idpar3 aus.
@s entItebt cine 8ruite, bic fib nad
ettpa brei @o6en bon feIbit abIblt.
Die Obsrfld6e bes NiuttermaIes 1T
nun sIatt unb tpei6, nod ettpas ser6'
tibet unb narbie, sIdttet ii6 aber bon
feIbit INNER mebr, bis bic Steae faum
nod bemerfbar lit.
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Sans nnb SDf.
SereituHe BON fdbmaefbaftem
SbfteiIia.


Sbfteiiie.
SIN oieien Serbitno6en fbnnen ii1
@urtenbeiiBer NIT serinsen Soften einen
ipiirSieen, Der @eiunbbeit sutrdeIiben
gRiS mad fOIsenbem Serfabren beriteI'
len. Wtan iammeIt ioipobl unreifeS
abeefulleneS, alS aud ionIt iiberfliiHi.
eeS Ober unIbmadbaftes Obit, aIs Neps
feI, 8irnen, YHuumen, unb tpenn man
Weintraubeu bat, aud einiee Weins
trauben, itampft allss gut bur6 einan.
Der, i6iittet Die Wiaie in Elm SaB uno
sicBt auf 25 2itcr berieIben 30 2iter
frii9es Wafier, stebt 100 @ramm Gus
der Ouau, felt bas SuB an einen mars
men Srt uno lGBt ben Snbalt Ianeiam
sdbren. 8On 3eit su 3eit tpirb bic
Sliiiiisfeit umeeriibrt unb tpenn lie auS'
seSobren lit, bur9 Elm srobeS 2einentu9
eesoHen unb pieoer in baS inslpiiben
eereiniste SOB eei6dttet. Na6bem
man I 2iter CUTE Sierbefe ooer 160
8ramm 8rebbefe unb Bfunb fein
seri6nitteneS Sdnarsbrob oaSu eeses
ben bat, bedt man baS SAB su unb ldBt
eS fiinf Woden an einem mdbis mars
men Ort iteben. Ta6 NbIauf bieier
3eit siebt man ben @iiis poriibtis BON
8OoeniuB ab, fiItrirt ibn nO6mals burd
elm nuSSeipannteS Iud unb ftiIt ibn,
nudOem er nod bret StunbeE seitanOen
unb iid pbais setIdrt bat, in trOden'
refine Slaiden, perfcrtt unb perpi6t
oieielben redt gut unb oertpabrt Fe
Itebeno i'm &elIer.
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graue aBOllenfadbeu gu ipafdb en-.

9ieIeIben befOmmen bel Oem Trod'
men Iebr Iei6t bruune Streifen. gia&.
bem man fis 2 OtuI in elmer beiben
SeifenIauss, tpeIber etmaS Sooa Sus
sefest 1T, sswaidsn bat, mif6t man
bel oem britten @ai6en etipas 8o6iaIS
unter bic SeifenIause. itrei6t oas
8aIIer obne bic 8di6e ausSubrineen
aus, Idbt Iie abtrOpfen unb priidt iie
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= Ser 8remIer 9bomas 0lurones

- Der 8remier Sbomas Maronet
ipurbe am Donneritas Wtorsen in benz
Scranton Sofe, fait Se9entber Der ..
8. & H. SabnItatiOn, set6otst. @r
mar nit bem 3aneiren zines 3uses am
Siibenbe OeS 9eIeiies bei6ditist, nab.
renb am ent9eSenseiebten Gnbe elm ans
oerer 3us Suiammenselteat purbe.
@dbrenO Wuronep stpii6en ben 8ars
rem itano, idOb bic 2OfOmotibe bes Iebs
teren 3useS bieielben suiummen unb
Der unsIddIi9e tpuroe ;ipii9en ben
Barren ssquetl6t; er fiel auf OaS Gee
leiie uno bic 8Goer fubren ibm au9
nod Elm 8ein ub; er itarb mad einisen
Dilnuten. OiarOnep mar 80 Sabre alt,
Wittper NIT Stpei 8inbern uno itammte
aus Der @eaeno bon Nloscop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-27
Wfefiinafetten III puten.

Meiiiusfetten an SdnseIumpen unb
oersI. pubt man iebr bubi6 NIT elmer
iebr idpa6en 20iune bon 8uderidure.
Sole 8etten Ieet man gang binein ;
iol6e, bic man ni6t berunternebmen
fam, pubt man uub reibt lie ttibtis
nit elmer aIten 3nbns ober HaseIbiirIte,
iotpie nit einem pnaenen Uber Ieinenen
2appen gut ab.
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SAinfen susubereitcn.

Der bette Sdinfen fam tur6 uns
atpedmdBises &O6en 70 peroorben tpers
ben, baB er sdb, trOden unb unidmads
baft ipiro. Wtan fIopfe ibn tii9tis unb
leee ibn por oem &oden erlt bier Stuns
ben in falteS 8uher. Damn iebe man
ibn in faltem @aher au unb Iuile i'm
nur gang lansiam toden (iimmern)
uno man tpirc Elm iuftieeS, idmadbafs
tes @eridt baben. OieIeS 8erfabren
IGBt ii6 auf ale @rten serdu9ertes
Sleifd in Gnpenouns brineen.
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9lIS suten SisnuiurIud empfiebIt D.
Uidrter in Der ,gburm.s s3ts." fOIsenbe
8orI6rift. S6eaud, ipeiber Iuftse'
blei6ter, (Son s. 8. RiebeD so e,
tpiro serieben unO in elmer itarfen ipei'
bsn Diebi,inflai6e nit l25 Z. abioIus
tenn aIfobOI bis sur 26iuns biserirt,
bierna6 iperben nod e. beiten GU'
paipubaIiams (NarucuibO) suseiest.
Das GAME filtrirt, siebt namentIi6 bel
sipeimaIisem neberIuden eineH i6Dn
belIen, sIei6mdbisen ni&t iprDbe tUer'
6enoen @lans. Bon allen befannten
@tifetlenIaden fir Bupieri6iIber ioa
Der 70 beresiteate Der bette iein.
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RA- DliInaufee unb M. 8obinIon
Bier an 3upf taIte uub parme Speis
fen su iebA Sasesseit. Sobn So bs
III ann, 2l9 2adapanna 9lcenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-27

ipieberbOIt spiidsn farfen 2eineniii.
6ern. SuIebt IdBt man lie an einem
mdBi8 tparmen Ort, aber nidt in Der
Spnne trpdnen.
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GbaS. TiScber's
6amilien : Store,
515 2adamanna Ibenue.

Die beffen @rpetrifpaartu alIer art an
oanb. 6uttfr, Wprjellan- anb 5ppfpaartn &c.
Cine gute auswabl S@nittpaartn sbtHfaas
UcrrGtbie, pts ale artsn @aartn, prI&e
man fir aassmeinsn GamilisnstbraH& uStbis
Bot.
Das beutf&e gubIifum iff frsunbIi&R an
ltlaben pprsuipr6en
GbarIes 8tf@eL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-27
grant Stetter, IT,,
SOtcl nllO Sdferet,
GRaiuffraee. 6pbe Oarf, Na.

@nrme unb fnIte Speiien fuo gu ieosr sa-
essJeit gu baben. Strides Eager ftets an
9npf. lotuie Bsire. 9iauore unb Giaarren.
Sie init msinem potel uerbunoene Bdderri
lisfsrt elm ucr5ielihes Badmtrt unO Derosn
nIle 8eftsauussn prompt uno biats beiorst
6raHf Stetter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
ABOUT TEETH

Human beings have thirty two teeth.
Cow, hsc teeth in their lower jaw.
only
rroes have teeth only in their upper
jaws
Small. aad cutie G.h and deyjl fish hav'
teeth
Ariecr dolphin OF south America Ia.
49, teeth
The hog "a the happy posscssor Of forty
four trvth
Certain spiders centipcies, leetles, ants
grushopper' and the common fly bav'
terth
The ALLIGATOR has m almost interminahh
succession ct teeth. but the number which
IS Unbelievable At birth j. not increased
leoh>tcrs aud crabs chew with tbci
horny iaws hut they have complete sets %
teeth in their gizsArl like stouac hs, an
whom thu ehrli is cast she teeth arc ais,
shed along with the stomach lining New
York Ie.is,,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
HOW WE LIVE.

Five hundred million Of the earth's ropu
lation live in houses,
Seven hundred millions OF tie jewellers
On ;he .lol-r live in auts and caves.
Ss.vcn hundred millions OF the world.
people nevor cover only partitions Of THEN
bodies
two hnudrsd and fifty millions Of Twin.
human hcjuA7s on the earth virtually hav'
no shelter
Sohuulred and fifty millions of human
b,'inGSvear not hing-in other WORKS. habit
ually ~ BAKED
Five hnudrel millions Of the inhahitsnt'
NJ tbs el0.r lrc well clothed-that ia. the,
Ws,sif garments Of some kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

y nam so years old Wa married re-
rently IN y small German town TO q
woman ten wears hiseenior. The youth
fur bride insisted upon hasinl; u great
wedding, with the addition IF 'spe.
emf marriage sermon from the lips ot
hcr beloved pastor The groom. after
useless protestations asstute1 to the
wishes of his future better half lis
feelings, however, can h. imagined more
easily than described when the beloved
pastor began his sermon with the text.
Father, forgive Them. for they know
not what ihcy do. New York Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

Southern papers are Just now busy
in printing Advertising reports of
bdahteous crops, ut Maine Journals
zee that they tell the truth regarding
oar own state, AMI veil no, suffer by
eDsupaFison
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

Yesterday WA thr day on which the
oeaBtrymen Of the famous Efies.o'i
we're 10 reteive the remains 81 the dis-
tinguished inyentof. There il that IN
the ,ieeda ~ few men which demands -
right suei, disiineii6n az that accorded
the memory Of The monitors inventor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
MAINE GOSSIP.

Patrick Carroll of Portland has receatl,
presented To the Fifth Maine Regime NJ
Memorial Society portion of ,hs orisina
hasie nAs Of the famous thirteenth Mes
York kesinient The fragment vas evi
deatiy once rslmsons hnt il nsw thorough,
hisaeaes by sun. We'd, rain aud powde,
smsae Enonsh remains. however, to chow
rss Il va used ia he days Of
The uatson's ssoay. and il wou,l
be sussfes.ire 70 know h,w ma-,
hsave men fell deal beneath its folis. i
h said that ioar color ssarers we're killca
% ~ italy saaIdsd ua lrr dis DAG in ons
eneaEencat.
Ths oil jail AZ York. one of the con,p;c
aias suraeisse 10 summer sisitoss. is b.
- 81 70 br the eldest structure Of its kim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

We call attention To the advertisement of
bonds If the electric railroad a limited
number of which are Offered for sale by
Mr. Macombor for the parties owning
them. This is six per cent, Investment.
the first pay'ue MT Of ini res. being due in
less than three months. AMI anyone who
secs the large number Of passengers car
lied by Tie road c.n p. -cciais HE value
of these 'ecutities TO- n permanent and
safe Investment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15
Advice ia Msshsrs.

Mr. Winslos's Soothing Syrup shor.e
slrays BE- use! for children teets,ing. r
sosthss the child. softens the GUMS. aIlavs
sll pain. cures rind colo. snS il il the he's.
I remedy for iiarrhyA. Tveasy-ave cents /,
h,stis- fshSisi u Wea!FnaWiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

ssix hundred sf}erTs of the salvation
Army are expected at the ''Great East
ers Congress@ in New York. Nov. J..
What crowd tiere1i b. II the psiyates
tarB out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

MIR. ii. a. Hall recently loaned Mrs. \.
Gilman Of Manchester, n fraiI window tray.
such ms is used for dely, ring butter to
customers. On Saturday she returned it,
but how chaugcd' II wns not cvon recoq.
nizahlc. The exterior, together with a bail
which had been attached was covered with
moss from the damp woods and the interior
was closely filed with beautiful cut flowers
IN great variety AMI very ar,istically ar
ranged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-15

The feilstfieting act By which the
Ipmoefats gerrymandered Mckinley
district may prove Invalid. @torrs town
ship abi,i. should have been incia'led
Nas left out.