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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-25
MrssouLA. Mont, March Is, 1880.
d.. J. Eugene Jordan:

MrssouLA. Mont, March Is, $780,
d.. J. Eugene Jordan:
SEATTLE. Wash.
Dear sir--The medicines sent reached u
IN due season, and enclosed herewith please
find postal money order for ~, the cost Of
same. As soon - received my daughter
bsgan taking them in the order and man
nsr prescribed. and In less than week she
began 10 build and gain strength and has
had no recurrence Of her old trouble since.
She has used six boxes. and . week ago
discontinued their use. feeling 80 well an
not feeling the necessity Of their further
immediate use. VIII keep the remainder.
should IN attack come on will resume with
much confidence. She goes out daily.
with many thanks, am very respectfully.
III. 8. HoBLITZELL,
City Clerk.
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E,RoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
V the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Il tho lins - take 10 I'll points East and
6outh- II IL the D4SfNo CAR RorrE- It
runs through vestbuled Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(so change Of cara
Conpoeed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Drawing Room Seepers OF
latest equipment
-TOURIsT eI4IEPfNG CARS
Best that can BE- constructed and In which
ecoO0 mOdattons are both yzKE and farnished
tor holders Of nrst or second-class tickets. and
RLssANT DAT coAcxEa
A continuous line connecting with al lines
snoeoing direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can Be secured
in advanos through any agent OF the Foad
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and from Ill points In America. England
and Europe can b purchased 1t any ticket
Leave ssotsis 4 SOS q m. daily; arrive at
Minneapolis O. y Pant ~ $40 p. m.
PAGvIc DIvluos.--Arrive q Seattle s:s5 g m,
throush train from East and south: ll:s5 q M.
scaa szprsss; s:ss p m. Portland and south
Leave Seattle $50 . m. through train for
Ie.s and south: 1o.9 M, Tacoma express;
n. Rcrsi:nd ana south. sA ~ -
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr ole
CANT day coacheA Finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
ran iniormasion concerning rates. time Of
trains. routes and other details furnishsd on
s Z b ca%a z Asst. Cen. Pass. AT,
A caiLBERd. city f.llss Agent mss; zis second COZ
' Tcsr fs.'fs es s'se a. ssssss wash
heafsie Depot. ioos OF Third street
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70 rnr lAplrs.

TO rNw LADIES.
sscn = 49, mess careful Knt ccnssasrsss asssa-
ssfsr from say ossrusa sss. e = na.sy ss
alsssse O. II lie Common rcussrs asr,o,S ~ -
sssrs soa rnenoss sae cslehraisd es,eciAiisn
sssllsd n every department. of ne4scsi ~ ~.
e y che ho.pis.s 4 ssse ~ 80 sss
vosasa's Hospital csslsss New es sss "a =
&C o ne nesI ssecessfal and hes& hnevs ryas.
onsesicA specialists II this country
70 Young and Aatddss-Aesd Men.
Sessoss psh.asrr. epernaiorrhra seminsI
rsn. rrss ys,sa Decay. arss.ax nom tnaissrs-
$3.50 ca ne tace. aversion % sccissv. essffv
axccarsScd. lack Of conndsnce. duii rnsf ~
sss.syv g Daaness and nads iife I busass.
ss. - pe.Ai&asatiy aad speedily cured
$1,000 AND SKIS n,srAse.
ssphlllA disease sac.s arn.sssn, =. -
completely erslicatcd a ~ eesAhss
~ssss osAs- s' ssss ,. &c, psrusasasy cured
Naney. Urinary ana Bladder ecn,,asns.
fsinial dimeaiL TO srsauena tsrnyar -
niooay srine, high coiorea o. With mi,sr ssas
r:ess ~ ss.aains. weak hAcs. goanorhSsa.
sSs vysehs promptly AMI sAsely earvi
y srgcs reasonable
o. @ts 60 - - 1N~ess tsss~-
nsns1v remedies act quickly and care pe.ms
We do nor rsaim n know everyssfn. :. ..,
son - aelsuas of discases, or 10 De sSls "a 49,
ssss! csc. oas - do claim tAsf lsrra ~ys..
Nve ara increasing practice wits unce,.ss,sx
nssss N sustain IL lAs hssx proof a. a..
Experience Is worth everything xaaw,.,~.
eslaed ~ consulting witt. critically sxsmis.iss
ard successfully Eexffrs thousaais al $500
q every sSe, SEA. profession aa3 ecss d ffen ~
iected VITA every ptescnfahsa form assd st.~s :,
alshse or gel r.iassy. enassss us 20 xSsure ah,ss
shnesiaS VAN IKE suaisEltax that We hava 49,
cstusa n restoring aeslsh large M issrs.r -
S@sss tssnsea. even asssf other sksl,af aas ss.s~
~. " aus nave TAI cd TO sfsct Al rsrss =
nvnt cnAnxs Tor the better Fssia
sse psfrontsea by class al iakifss .ai
ssntaemen 700 sAxacfoes 20 Be imposed upea ~
sSapsaht qasck. and sasy are TOO inpapaas.
49, - susnsensd away from paysicisas was
personsea ~ cur orscs caa s.vc IN. ..,,..
faction OF free consultation Win Ia ayss.r~
snsc thas they may depend ppon Receiving ear.
0t1 crinionS honoraose square dealing r,sax9s.
srie charges and no announcement wsthoat !.
prospect OF Improvements or csra
uhk r1sessce Il founded upon the results Of m
nss. methods without references 10 sch,ais ).
You wtn nos be rrxsa or persaaded - taxa
treatment and no enc viii be treated uatsxs
there Is strong PROBABILITY Of q cure o. perna
nent eenent Make inssrfoxssions ani dssiis
once horrs: Froms . n. to- n sar
cays 10 II . m only.
" R-Persous ansb,s % visit - may -
treated q their homes by correspondence
Medicines and Instructions ssnt b. mali or ex.
presz Consultation @reA
Always ssna stamp when reply 10 sxpscss
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gUyHE FAST AND COMMoDfouS PAsH8N0kB
Il 6IkAMkk MULTN0NAH.
toFPosrrIon BoAD
Ieayea the n. r. wharf day All . M for Oiym-
pia, Kamilchs and 0ssy's HArbor, Ssurning -
Tacoma q . p n. connecting with ooAn foe
skAfTi.k AND NnATcoA.
Arriving ~ seattle at p. N
TINE fABLR.
" Tacoma .ooa n Ar Olympia 1eoA N
Iv Olympia 1c& N Ar Kamfiche u3am
Iv Eamilche l2ls n Ar Olympia l4Spm
Lv Olympia :Op N Ar Tacoma seopm
Connecting with boals for seattle
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle a follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: Al p m passengers received on
every ave days thereafter.
Fof Aiaska. March . and ~
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
sound ports. Ats q m March 1. 8. II. is. Il,
d ST. aud every i've days thereafter
Tickets may Be obtained ~ the once Of the
company ~ Ocean Dock. Seattle
S,ooDAII. PERKINS q Co. San Francisco.
Ii. McLkLl-AN superintendent, seattle.
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rIoopr CANAL Kourg yoxa
Ill PINE

The steamer Josephine VIII leave Hsff<sa.
colmAa wharf. tncf az Marton street.. Wednesday
ard SATURDAY nsorutnx ~ q n for PORT
6asnhse, ssaescks tnioa City ana AL way POT ass
On Haot's Canal Re srntHs leaves Cnsor CITY
honasy and Ihars9as morning Fer freight a.
pososxs appgy - hxtEe q Solman whaxf or a
SoArd JOHN AApEks ~, Massse.
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CEATTLE, KIRKLAND. HoU6HroS AND
- farsow Ferry.
STEAMER EDITH X
wtn leave sss ca rear win lave EirklanA
cable rua1, Aks Aasau an wsv pora:
A. siQ 10. At SO Z m
Af Iosso AfllsoA m
AZ tao q m. AZ O. D m
A. $50 p m At $50 p N
rAxn HcrtcE
Parties vii please proc their Tic nnrp before
kavizg seattle. none vii hs soia oa steamer
C. r. KRAFT. Masss
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van, erxAWR MAnK

FAH mn
e. MAn srxAxxR MA1E
IN aaso Y<s7er's doek a11 = N svsry Men1ay.
Wednesday sud rysdAy - Twelvensle Point
EdHand1 Murktitso Nssysvalies Lowell snd
Eu1okcuu3rA rxsgrrse9 so1fu9fug dAyo 81 q -
gro p1STkh Ax~-t
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n co<npAny feeefve9 The MIN 70 Change IL
sins tasis Or paaoss a. eaa without nosace
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM sEArrLK
Tuesdays anA rr1dayA
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRsEN, Master.
Z ". NcGfNyIA Aren't
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. p r. CO., Ia
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40 MoMTxsANo AND ALL FONTS on
CRAPS HARBoR

Puo1T SOUND 4 GRAY's HAanoR 4 -
Ihspugh in one day from seetsls
Trains connect daily ~ Kamtlchto g Ia
With steamer from seattle.
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sM ballard property see Chisssg 4 ssasansr
es ia~ustlyn Iscsye eusissaax
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MEssouLA, Mosr.. Feb. %, 1870.
DR.. J. Eugene JORDAN.
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Mortgage loans on improved farms and caty
property. Lowest rates No deiay.
BRANCH oyr1cH.
Room 8. Kilgen block, seattle, W. T.: oooruv
Fowler. manager
nAarBnN opYfcKe
Nos Wan street. New York; seam builafna
0eoeoA
wKsrEnN oYUcHa
Home once, wAlis wallA. ". r; braneA g
1ceo, Coifax ans Seattle.
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CAUTIoN-The Hissogenetio Medicines
are cold In but one agency In each town.
The lahel around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenesic Medicine" Every other
dsvicc ID fraud
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81 5HH m OBTAIN

IUpX III xA&S MAf "a AAk
Chlaga, ROCK Island 1 Pacific RT.
lncsaasng Llnes xsss azd West e. fAs
MtSsaars hsver. rhe pgrses Route - ara
erSasr CHICAGO. MOCK ISLAND. pra
McsxK& COUNCIL kLUFYSA ST goSxPH
KANSAS CITY DkSykR ccxoAArso
sPRxNa6 an3 frEExSQ Frws Rerzfrlns
cA21r Cars - CALDWELL. Dcpox CITY
ana ElNoFrs1sxk- sna Palace siear4aa
Cars - WICHITA aaa HUTCHINSON.
SOLID iESIIbulE EXPRESS TRAINS
- r.sss~ sze~r~rs, Free R~cfsnans cA&sr
Cars asa gyass a. No H4~sE pzns1S Casa
aslsv hssvU~n CHICAGO pEs M0txxS
coCNCxr. HxvrEA oxAAAs DkNskh
s-eoscs ~ R-szxes 80 an9 f-czz SAT- laas.
Pur<sanz x2s Anwss~s asa esn fsxrssseSN
The xo~zxsk Lac sc ss1 rr1Ez F<hes fsAk-
.rrx nna ew<nsr 0vazaezrs 80 cotes@a<A
~sas aAzsy e~sw~<n Cstr&sc kza Nxzss&s~sass
Cars sFkxxs nvn xA1s~s CITY Tnrv2ea
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-12-06
Trotting Race.

mnehe batw
wins Of
December an 0 pc cntof famount tdepsied
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-12-06
ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1890,
First Race---One Quarter Dash.

in
oaded in the o
NINE TO ENTERThr nng
&c snsse ensTh to- ct
Trotting Race.
Iinled'o ENTER
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Wilfesbarre Na6ridbten

= Su bem Sab @iIfeSbarre S6adt
1T man Biz sur Steae seIun9t, mo bas
5euer uripriinsIi6 auSbra6; eS fann
isiir, bab man bieie @ode auf bic Neite
Der 8erunSIddten itDBt.
- Die 2eibe bon WiHaeI Gibbons
tpuroe am Sreitas in Der iSriibe an Der
9ebisb Bailey 8abn sipiiden Barions
unb Dlia Grset gefunoen. Der 8er'
unsliidte mar 26 Sabre alt unb tpuroe
iebenfaqS in Der porbereeeangenen
Ra6t bon elmer 2ofomotibe setroffen
uno eetDbtet.
- Gin "Trip" Barren an Der @aos
bea 9rube in 2userne Borough rib ii1
porIeBten Dienita9 ipdbrenb Der gluf.
fabrt los unb bonnerte Gle S6iefebene
binab. Der unten itebenbe 9ntboup
O'8OpIe tpurbe nuf Der Stelle get6otet
uno Sobn Mc@urten i6per berIebt.
- Die Damen bes @eiansbereinS
Goncorbia iiberrei6ten bem 8erein ans
faneS lebter Wo6e cine biibibe SABINE.
Srau Srib Stesmuier belt bic &eoe
Bel Der neberreiduns uub Serr 9looIi
8aur antportete fir ben Serein.
- 9ecrse Sbafp, Der Ssuermann
beS Inn 4.28 Na6mittasS bon bier mad
JtortbumberIanb abfabrenoen Yaiias
siersuges, besins am Wiittpo6 eine
berOiide Sbat, bic persei6net unb bes
fannt 3u perben oereisnt. 9IIs Der
Bug nit sismIi6er @ei6minbisfeit aus
OtaItbp (bei @pomins) binuusOampfte,
iab er elm 8ino innerbalb beS 8eleiies
iibsn, fprSIOs nit elmer Buppe ipieIeno.
SbI6on bic SdnelIi9feit beS 3uSeS
sebemmt tpuroe, mar es bod unm6g=
lid, benIelben gum StiaItauoe su brins
gen ebe man bas &ino erreidte. Sbaip
iprans obne IanseS 8eiinnen auf ben
Subfdn9er uno bon ba Der 2ofomotine
poraus, ertpii9te baS &ino uno iprans
NIT ibm auf bic Seite in Siberbeit.
@be bic Diutter be3 2Ieinen, ipelhe ben
8orsans nit uniab, ibm oantsn tonnte,
mar er pieber an ieinem BOiten uuf Der
WaIdine.
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Sa8 Ebal abmdrt8.

9ablnrpille.-9ln Der SibIep @rute
tpar am DOnneritaS 3abItas. Sermpn
& So. SabIten am Samitas. Sergans
gene Wode mar Elm @orps 8ermeTer
in bieier 9tadbaridaft, unb man oers
mutbet, buB iie i'm SntereRe Der 9enns
ipIpania unO 2ebisb 8aaep 8abnen
8ermeiiunsen ma6ten. 9ieis 8abnen
iOaen in 8dISe mad scranton ausses
bebnt tperoen.- Sruu SObn @eibeI unO
5rau Wobr perlieben unS am Dienitag,
um einen abfe6er na9 Oeuti6Ianb su
maden.-0ie SapIor @rube iparb Iebet
Bohe ipeeen Reparaturen su oreitd8is
gem StilIitanbe sespunsen. en.-Die Naas
ridt, bab bic Siblep @rube fir bret
Monute Nie Irbeit einIteaen tpirO, 1T
nod ni6t bsBriinbet.
9lm 7. Sebruar, 1890, f6rieb Der
9aItor ber 8aptiitens Stride in 5enerSs
bile, Nio., Rep. 8. g. Sapfins, tpie
foIst: gs eiebt seeen 8errentunsen
unO Sdmer3en ni9tS beheres ipie Ct.
Satobs Del.
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6pGifehe @rfinSunaeaabe

TGrnie fapm martrrnhee Iprtursn sriiunen ale
eieiruiaru, bsrsu 9prbannsniein man in ben
@Gii6te eieaS an HbeumatiP Dorr Heu-
ralaie 9sesnesu liflf. Die S6msr3en Fue bic
8Clgs tappn. bab man einsm glnfallr ron
Rbmmatismus unb 9suralsie uibt aleib iu
Nnfaue Ginbalt gftban. SpIstttr'5 Rdgsn-
9itterS beigt, mic seibidtr praFiiSrrnre 2IsrSte
gefunefu babcn, ntdt nur cine beilenee lGn-
BERN aud Ifiissuor 8irfiau1Feit. no isne SEE
rsn prrbanbsn oesr li6 bic IUsurg ~ penIsl-
ben ;eigt. Sc ltsbt ffit baB bifle farFe absr
iitsre bptanilds NfpiSin, tpelGr lib auBfrpem
10 bcbsr ipaiflGrr Saurtipu erfrsut ritt uur
bel ferteritBiem Gjsbrauhf, iOnesrn aud bel
fin,snrn Epirn bfiisr it ais bic oft ausewarO
ten uHb letr unfberrn Siftr. Dds But MIRO
eurb tiees Seilmttttl pUn bem rbeumatiidsH
6jifts sriinslib ssreiniat unp Die RerOeu, penu
eirlelbrn ansesriffsu, vcr ben duBsrifeu ibredr
liasu Shms1sn bspabrt. 0as @tittrl wsls
DIES MsO3in sTlpart, If aud ispr tpirfiam &c.
esn Walaria, 9iifreueieen. 9erpduungsbf-
f6wrSsn, 8sritcpfHus uup SrberIeicrn.
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mciteres Qpfdles.

- 9ie sur 8eii6tisunS Der 9tlnton
uno scranton 3oQitraBe ernamten
Serren baben ii9 fir bic 8eIeitisung
berIeIben erfIGrt uno Der @pmpanie cine
@ntidariSung bon $500 su8eiprc4en.
- 0urb Die eIeftrii6e 9eituns brad
9ienItag Ra6t letter @p9e in 8i6ter
SANDS @ebdube Elm Seuer aus, bas
aber BON ieIbit perI6f6te, ba Der 8au
tbutid6Iia feuerfeit 1T.
= Die 9robibitioniiten patten uuf
Wiitttpp9 einen GOuntpconpent berufen,
Der absr 10 i9wab beiu6t mar, oaB bic
9tomiuation eines SidetS auf fpdtere
Seit peri6Oben tpurbe. SaIIie Dtors
gan Ieitete ben GrempeL unb entiAuls
6iste bic f6pade Sbeilnabme bamit,
bab Die 6urmerfreunOe iest feline 3eit
bdtten, einen Gonpent gu beIuden.
9lGerbineS baben bieieIben 8eheres Su
tbnn, ais baS fabe 8eipGid trauri8er
,,GrantS" un;ubbren.
Ra- Su6., SiIss unb StrObbiite in
GROCER AuspobI fir Mdnner unb &nas
ben in 8rornS See Sibe.
- Srau un6 SRI. SrbbIi6, bic Se'
iiber bss &inSer9arten8, iino am Don.
nerItag mad 0eutI9lanO abeereiit, I'm
cine in Dortmuno i6per erfranfte Tp6s
ter unb S6Weiter gu beiuhen.
= Sim SamitaS, ben 26. SuIi, ipirt
in Der @Obnuns beS Srn. Sobn Il
S9wenfsr, an Gentre Strube. Die Sruu'
ung bon Sri. gatburina Sbnenfer mi
Serrn S. S. SUIoerIe itattiinben.
- Cine neue S6euer bes @iGiam
Shannon in Scott 9otpnibip, 80 be
80 unb S6uppen Is bel As SUB, sipbI
Sonnen Seu, @aseu, @eratbe etc. ent'
baIteno, ipurbe Donneritds BON BIib,
Setroffsn unO burb Seuer ssritDrt. gti6
periibert. = Sine Sdeuer beS &rnpIl
Gorep in 9lbinstcn paro ain sIeider
Gage bur6 6euer seritbrt, OuS elm Bills
i9Iae entSitncete.
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maiien mir Ieiber ausIaiIen, ba eS una

mtiien tpir Ieiber ausIaHen, ba eS uns
am Haum febIt.
Nbenb8 na6 benz Gonsert beriam.
meIten Ii6 bic 8ereine uno anbert
! gluspGrtisen in Der 9ieberfran3 Soae,
tpo Der >, ,@i6enfrans" ein GROCER Cons
mers gu gbren beS fetssbenben 8ereins
abbieIt. Sin bunteS, frbbIi9eS 2eben
entpifeIte ii6 bier uno erit bel Cages
Srauen iudten bic Iultisen Sanserbrii=
Der ibre 2aser auf.
OaS Yrosramm fir ben Iebten Gag
mar cine grcurfion mad Dem reiSenb
selesenen Sarbietp, an tpeIder iid cine
SrpBe Menf6enmense betbeiIiSte. g8ir
boffsn. Sa6 bic Sabrt ben @diten sez
fallen mirb, un6 iomit baS in ieoer
SinIi6t erfoIgrsi9e SGnserfeit oes
scranton 2iebertrars in tpiiroiser uno
frBbIi6er Meiie beihliebt.
q lotisen.
Serr gilbert S6osnbeit bon 8biIas
SeIpbia lit Elm 8eiuder bes Seites unb
1T Der @ait ieines SreunoeS Serrn IIs
treo 9teutter.
9ie @ountps GcmmiiIdre baben iid
un6 Der Stuot Gbre aneetban, benn bic
umgebung oes @eriAtSbauIes mar
pdbrenb Der 8ara6e, unS ben 6eitIi9s
feiten an @aibinston 9lbenue, Our4
sriediideS Seuer brilliant ilIuminirt.
2ln allen Ssiten b6rte man 9Iusrufe
Der 8epunoerung ob Der Barabe ni6t
aaein baB iie an 8ubI bic @rnurtunSen
iibertraf, ionbern Biele bebaupteten, bsb
eS bic bdbi9elte 9araoe mar, bic mir in
Sabren bier batten.
Oem senauen Sepba6ter muBte es
uuffaqen, bab ii6 aus man6er Gus
I6auerr 8ruit Elm Seuken entruns, uno
man bDrte oft bic 8emertune Scr
Deuti6e peib, wie man iib fbltIi9
amiilirt."
Sli6t cine Strung oeS Sriebens,
np9 cine SerlebunS OeS GeiebeS fam
man ben Sdneern na6la9en, Setpib eln
ebrenpOIlss 3eusnib.
Srau syris 8oderrotb, bon @Imira,
q. g., tpeilte ipdbrsnb beS Sdn9erfeites
bel lbrem 8ruber, Serrn Senrp 8Odes
ROTH.
Goue9e Stubba6, bon Der >. .GrpreB, I"
lit elm mtereiirter 3uI6auer Der 6elts
Iidfeit.
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Spbe 3arfer Wctisen.

= MiI9bdnbIer Gbriit Raumann bat
ii6 fiirsIi6 einen bdbi9en neuen @a,
gen ansefbufft unO aud iein @eT6dft
ion{t in idpunebafteren StanO sefebt.
= Die Sonntae&!SuIe Der Spbe
9arf oeuti6en gresbpterianer @emeinbe
tpir6 Oieien 9onnerIiag ibr idbrIideS
Pic Sic in @ablerS @dIbden abbaIten
unb baS @omite bat Sorbereituneen
Setrpffen, um ale 8eIuder ansenebm
unterbuIten unb beipirtben Su tbnnen.
Wiit8lieoer bon S6tpeitsreemeinben iinb
gum 8eiude einseIaben.
= Der @irtb Safob @reier bon
StpetIano StraBe itarb am 9ienitas
9lbeno lebter Wohe.
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@ie iff SieS z

gSir bistsn sinbunbsrt Dollars 9eIpbuuns
fir jsren 8aa ppn 8atarrb, hsr nibt bur6
Giunsbmsn Scn Sal's 8atarrb Sur sebsIt
perben fam.
8. 8. Cheney s 60. gissntb.. GOtrto, 8.
9pir bic rnterSei6netrn baben j. 8. Cheney
felt ben lsBtsn IS 9abrsn gsfannt unb baltsn
ibn fir uplIfpmmen ebrenbaft in allen @s.
lbGftspsrbaupluueen uue fnaniea befGbist,
ale BON isinr 6irma sinsssansensn 9srbino-
lihteiten Su erfiillen.
g8slt & 6raur, @rpBbanbsls, ,DrOsuilfsn,
3oltbp, ..
gEaIbina 8innau & Marpiu, @rpbban-
bels- Drpsuiltsn. SpIebp, 8.
Sall's aatarrb Sur ipirb innfrlid esnOm.
men unb pirft auf bas Slut unp bic Ihleimi-
gen Sbtr1Gben bss Sytems. 3eugniiIr frti
psrIanbt. preis rs GtS. fir bic 8laIte. Ser
fault non allen aPCtbeferu.
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Nus bem pberen EhaIe.

GarbonbaIr. 5euer i'm SauIe
bon Simon Spunsenberser an Sai
gpenue beruria6te Donneritas Nadt
siemIi9 S6aben, bod seIans eS, ben
8ranO uuf stpei 3immer 3u bei6rdnten.
-Sie iunsen 8epubIitaner bon
@arbonbaIe baben Serrn S. 9. Bon
Bergen aIS Senator in 8orI6Iag ses
bro4t. gBir unteritiibeu benieIben.
1@- 8efeut baS ,,8o6enbIatt" t"-e8
entbdlt ale 9ta6ri6ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-24
Ssi6en-plilidt 80 Gents, wsrtb 90 &ts.
S6waris Ssiesn,suas IS Cts. perlb 81 90.
SrCtss Grmdbignag
TT JrilbjaDgs= @aaren

Cine ailfs GbnlIie Dslaine Gents bic 3D.,
friibeer preis 10 Gents.
Cine Stiiis biGIissu @insbam fir S6irpn,
q Gents bic gJare.
Cine Stilfs sslrtifts cuttings, psrtb $500
eer In3ug, unier preis ieBt Si.98 fir ben
Nnlus.
Damrnfriimpfe Sier paar fir 25 Gents.
Ssrrenihiimpfe feds panr fir % Gents.
tiObanbi&ube fir Gamsn SO Gents, psrtb
rs &entS.
Damen.GCristts 80 Cts, pertb so.
Grtra brsitsr btutl6er SnlieO 9 Gents, psrtb
f24.
Outing 6launrIIs Cts, psrtb 10.
Gbst SOmmsririrs f9 Gts.. psrib 40.
S&paris SsiDe rs Gis., prtb 500.
St.00, prtb $f.25.
$I.25, pertb $3.50.
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Dunmprc.

- Die 8iirser bon Dunmore baben
ibreu 9lrOteit sesen ben 8uu zines 10
foitipisIisen SduIbuuie8 in elmer 8ers
iammIuuS IuSbruf segebcn unb fans
meIn 1lnteri6riften, um benz 8roteit
ben n6tbisen Ra6brud gu seben.
= Das Bic Sic Der 6aten uub 2eis
ter Gompanie in 9o6'S @6Ib4en am
9ounerItag, ersab einen 8einertraq
ben $3.50.
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SpIspb @6Ifers tB6tete am Donners
flag auf Der @ebrum Sarm in gImburit
cine &Iapperf6Ianse bon beinabe feds
SUB SdnSe.
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aa- Gbas. S6eu9's StiefeIs unb
S6ubsei6aft lit nit ben beIten 8aas
rem rei9lib berleben un6 bic greiIe
iinO 10 nieoria, pie irsenSipo in ber
Stdbt. 9
na- Sm S6ubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an @eodrItr. linoet man bic befte@aare.
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RAJ llnier Bubpaarenla9er 1T 70
bOaItdnbis einseri6tet, tuie ireenb zines
i'm eansen Stuute, bic Baaren MODERN
unb Breiie biais. Siite einfud unb
persiert. 8Iumen, Secern, 9dnSer unb
8ersierunsen iebsr 9lrt pcrrdtbis.
8reiie nieOriser aIs iOnitpO, in 8rotpns
See Sipe.
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SS0lter's
put3waaren Drpartemeni
Spe;ielle 9Sreiie
fir
Trii5iabr ltaO SOulmer.
2SGalter's
Spe;iene Yreiie

Damsn 6iIi grpmrnate Siits, IS Gts.
pepisrts Siite 81 90, psrtb $500.
t.25, , $50.
$50, 800.
ainbsr- 5dte 80 Gents. psrtb $1.00.
80 1.25.
~ rs $50.
Ssibsn- pliiifs, SO Gsuts, wntb 60 Cts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-24

Ser oelamnte Sorratb BON &lei-
beritOffen, SlannelIen, etc, lpiro
sum &oitenprciS auSucrfauft, Inn
oieie Sorte Baaren aufSurdumen
, 1890-01-21

There ought to be societies formed
for the encouragement of laughter. A
real laugh is not common, for 1t must
be remembered hat a smoker is not a
laugh. Foreigners travelling in this
country have more than once com
mented upon the singular gravity of
Americans as a race.
The Puritans were inclined to frown
upon laughter as frivolous, and there
fore wicked. Life was a very grave
affair to them, and an almost constant
struggle for existence, and they had
no time TO make merry. The first two
centuries of u national life were
busy years. PrivaSions were many
and the Indians almost constantly on
the warpath. 1t is no wonder our fore,
fathers rarely enjoyed a hearty laugh.
Then came the Revolution, which was
certainly no laughing matter.
Perhaps all these wars, troubles and
privations may have fixed gravity in
our national heart. Then it may be
that the idea was widely entertained
that it was undignified to laugh. We
knew that the eyes of the world were
upon us. and il would never do to act
like children. Philosophers and Gym,
les sneer at laughter. Goldsmith
(who was always laughlng) tells us oil
the loud laugh that spoke the vacant
mind" and the scornful Byron says,
And if l laugh at any mortal thing,
tbs that i may not weep
Many people are afraid to laugh, be
cause they think it is common; so
they repress their merriment with q
smile.
They do wrong. Nature evidently
intended us to laugh, or children
would not know how. Laughter Is
healthful, and provocative Of good
morals as well as good health.
Hamlet SAYS hat ''one may smile,
and smile, and be a villain" and Sc
one might; but no N could laugh
and laugh and be Il villain.
To smirk, grin, gufraw or smile is
not to laugh. y good, whole souled,
hearty laugh is a panacea for many
ills, and worth a doctors prescription.
Golden Days.