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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

The imported Alabaatin, sold By
Deyo 10 the finest wall finish made.
Gao DO put on wood, stone, or plaster.
Vent, Vidi, Vicii This Is true Of
Halls hair remover. for il il tho great
conqueror Of gray or fadcd hair. max.
ing II look the same oven color Of
youth.
Facts AMI FAncies," "Wise and
Otherwise' given At the Baptist
church Tuesday evening May 18th, By
Rev. T. s. Leonard Of Bsstriss.
This lecture 10 quite different from
"Abracadsbra," though none tho less
Interesting. Subject, "The lecturers
friend Is. +. Taylor" late poet aad
prose writer.
What are the people going 70 do
about the glorious 4th Of Julyf Il 10
time that our merchants were talkiug
up the matter. Red Cloud ought 20
have the grsndess celebration OF asy
town 10 the valley. We ought 70 DO
able 70 furnish 40 appropriate enter
tainnont for our patrons ouec . year.
Who will start the bali TO rolliag.
Mr.. =. II. Boyd Of Omaha, Psesi.
dent Of ,hc Nebraska YPSCE no.
ION, will DO in tho city next Sunday,
the guest Of the Christian Endesvor
society Of the Congregational church.
He will speak in that church both
morning and evening, and the day
will b devoted 70 tho confederation
Of the work for aud by young people.
|, All the young people OF the city are
cordially invited 70 attend.
The city council met last Wedaes.
day evening, at which time the rssis.
nation Of AID. llummcl was accepted
ssd n. ". Diokcrsoa was appointed
70 gu The vacancy. AID. Wallses also
presented his resignation. "a motion
JET Ward vas appointed water con.
missioner al salary Of $lS pr meath.
The probabilities are that Sem Temple
will be appointed 10 Gil AID. Wallsee's
place on the ,oaId. A. previous
usstisg Marshal Miller vas appeiatsd
street commissioner, u act 10 sosjusa.
tioa with the Office Of marshal.
We are glad 70 learn that r. A.
Handy has decided u ssssis our
young friend Arthur =. Howard q
mapsgcr Of his lumber aud coal
b~ssincss 10 this city. Art 10 one Of
our model young mea aad ceGuaads
. business for the 6rm that no other
man could hold, and especially .
stranger. lie is we'll adapted cor the
business and keeps q watchful eye on
the affairs that are to be the uoas in.
teress 70 his employers The company
would have missed Il had they sest
him elsewhere aud sppo;atsd . ses
ma 10 his stesd.
Eovliah spAv,n lln,mcoS feuaOves nj
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Dtazinsss, loas Of appetite. that tire
sseltag, fatn tns~s, dyspsPsia. bsOod de.
oedess. CESSNA. hlotehss. pimpAss, aAal0v
shin aad most dtss0sss sssuls from ~ In
pses conditioa - Ne Mood. Purity q
1tth DsWitts Rarsapasilia. W ssll and
lscoumeoa u, q \ Cotsin9.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

State politics arc beginning u warm
up In pretty go0d shape. There arc
several eandidatss Out ior governor,
among whom arc Gov. Thaysr, Sena-
tos vaaWycke and Attorney General
Iseess and othcn. A far "A this
paper Il concerned wc should like Ia
see Gov. ThAyor bis own succcasor, and
In the event that b fails, our second
choicc would Mr.. lecsc: Both met
ars 81 the people aud those arr the
kind Of n,cn wanted, so,nc Que whu
will not hobnob 70 monopolics and cor.
Yorstions a. against tho whole people.
We do not desire n crcate disscmsiou
but II IL time 10 object ~ tho whole
sale rush after aristocrScy by our REP
rcscntativcs and public officials.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

tan.iish spawn iinimsns removes al
hard, sost, cr c~ailosssd iumps ed bisu
ishes from horses, blood spavtsA eartA.
sTlints. sweeney. sinsbone. ssinSA. spraiaa
all swollen tAro~ts, eOsshs, stc. cave tn b
- ~ q bottle. wasvasssd The uOa
voadesf~l hlealsh NV svss kDsvo.
ssld By L. !. Dsyo dr~9gtss asA ODea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Col. Pickett Of The Guasd q River.
toa vss on our streets this week. He
hes purchased the Riverton E~ntsrpiise
sad changed IL name 70 tho Guard.
Il 10 . god change for Rivsrton.
For correct fitting clothing 20
whore Il 10 kept. We are the Only
msrehasts hssdling the shoulder ped.
dsd suits. They ore equal 70 ssy o..
binary tailor made suit.-McNIrT 4
0ALUsmA.
Manms 10 her little boy). "Nov
Bonnie. II yoaM b good ssd 70 70
sleep, usnns II give you one Of Dr..
Ayers aies s~usss-eostsd cslhsssie
pile, aext tine yes aesd medicine"
Bssais, smiling swsstly, dropped Of
70 sleep q once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Dsvitt's 6afsapSsLla vnl renew sad
parity the blood, eradicate disease and
make digssttos easy. We ELI u G I
CoetknR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Rheumatisa 10 caused By 90 sc,d 10
The blood; shersfore, external trsss.
neat saords 90 pernspens relief. To
eliminate che poison sad make thor.
ough care Of The disease. soshiag slss
Il % eGeieat - Ayers sarsspsrlls.
Give Il . trial. Price el. WORRIES .
bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Take YouP lDrAcu.
TO ". l.. Hsisss for ssdestakisg
goedA Remember b hss addsd hat
liss 70 his large stock o. fsrsitsra
Nsaase yesy bssash asA regulate yess
SsvSas 9Th 0swits's tisvs sahy ssssss
oesd By Getting.
J. J.. Nys hss 'As~s vegas % shs
es'esss Tor che psrposs 81 sesoGue-
SattSR bic sassomaly ssd others sad
viii b plssssd - Do sll yess ussk .
III taoss. Bssgsgss sPssislsy siehs
% tsy.
Mn. Lsaoass VsteAs tniOsos SAas
the - sss~d q sAsuots ssoselpastna by
DsWtM's sissae eady 'tss.a. osaa By Cos
W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

- sAsSsssi 81 SS 8: ssp 8 ': :sssS. s.; sSs. r 81. sc !:
10 The ho0se. n alleviate ~ VHAa uatil yaa cen
r. . pAyslcsaAY. a boa Z. oeg3'e 6esnaa
world a saoesta0 aR1 eSssattnss : e0c00e hin
aett haa -. equal u eaaee a tA1s ktUa, - yell
In ooA0atis0 q ~ kiods.
- G. LCVsriso.
Dswitts little sasiy risen 80 q little
pall that do not gstps o. esuas pale
sosli, easy - saks, ssss. soaa By Cot
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

when you ges all OUT Ut sorts, buioss
d~sspepttc, dsspondsut. blood impure
liver inactive, lack Of ambition ltirsd fssl-
tng and everything goes wrong tnst com
10 Ne and yet . bottle u DsvtSsis Baps sp-
Srhls. Ntsa Psefectly reliable rssP.
aration and will build yoa up aad scasv
, your strength. Fsr sale by cotsisg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
Ayers S,rs,p,iI|,,

u. !. Q. Ayss . O.. lswsA Aaass.
cstss o; 80 sssslss. o. wsrA o . tsyb-
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rotal nspraxitr 81 Yontb

A lad of going into the police station
the other night told q pitiabls story, say
ing that his father SO abused him that
he had run away from his home id Rome,
N. Y. The police pitied him, and after
giving him a supper tucked him away
comfortably In a bed. The next morn
ing man who lived only q few doors
from the station wandered In and In
quired for his son. He was told that
only one child was there. a poor little
fellow from New York state, who had
been badly treated at home. He natur-
ally felt for the child, and expressing a
desire to SEQ him he was escorted to the
bed, when he recognized the sleeper as
his missing son.
He angrily demanded an explanation.
Jakey forgot all about the cruel Rome
father and trembled in anticipation Of
the reception awaiting him at home.
When Sergeant Logan heard that he had
been wasting pity and good victuals on
the lad he felt trifie queer, and did not
regain his composure until the patter of
q shingle accompanied by suppressed
sobs and yells foated out of house
near by and fell like music on his ear
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special notice is hereby given that the under
signed having been, duly aud lawfully elected
Managers 81 the Mount Hope Cemetery Assoc la
ton OF bambertville. N . al the annual meeting
Of the lot owners Of said Association, held on
May 0, 1890, the legality Of said election having
been fully established BY two Attorneys and one
Judge Of the Court, and having duly organized.
do hereby give notice that all persons desiring to
purchase lots should. apply TO either Of the new
Board Purchasers will not be required to wait
for years, but will get their deeds promptly.
SAMUEL STOCKTON President.
W. III. MURRAY, Secretary.
THEO II. FIELD
Chairman Ground Committee.
Lainbeftville. N. j.. Aug. 20, iS9O-tf
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AMERICAN CLOTHING CO.'S trade It the little
shilling
quality that cant help but
uhy profits
Quick You should know the
hdrens Clothing
Streets the AMERICAN
CLOTHING TAILORING STORE bargains
Overccats Also
ehis working
AMERICAN CLOTHING and TAILORING
rider 10 Broadway elegant
N. B.-LamberavIe buying $40 will be
able than $500 their railroad fare
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. "a, 1890.
A eENILEMAN,s DEN.

Reom In which the Man of the House
in Doss Just Whatever PIeasss Him.
The s'gentleman's den" Is new de-
partment in the decorators emporium.
For long time we have had the priv
ilege of seeing chambers, parlors, living
and dining rooms made up in shop win
dows with the incest regard for detail
and accuracy imaginable. Now comes
the novelty IN the shane of an ideal for
q den, where the man Of the house can
do as he likes smoke till his eyes are
blind and the lining of his mouth peels
ana where his books, papers and slippers
are safe from the destroying hand of the
housemaid. The model represented by
local firm shows a study in hand
painted English cotton, that cool, clean
fabric covering the walls. In the cell
ing, bordered with the palest blue cloth,
were figures from the pyramids in pict-
uresque groups. The frieze, also of print
cd cotton, Is two feet wideg and repre-
sents study from the hieroglyphics.
The floor is stained brown and o.
couple Of India rugs half cover it. The
furniture, while sparse, is substantial
and every piece served q purpose. For
instance, the three chairs are large, easy
and luxurious; the Turkish couoh, also
cotton covered, is provided with a dull
red pillow and silver plush and leopard
skin slumber robe that would stand any
amount of rough usage for ten years at
least. On an Oriental coffee table the
smokers articles were displayed and
near by, stood blackened iron crane
with kettle on the hook The only at
tempt at decoration was q small bamboo
cabinet stained with walnut juice and
containing sugar basin, water bottle,
can of alcohol and couple Of glasses
and spoons. The writing stand on the
center table was the size of platter such /
~ turkey is served from, and the glue
pot and ink bottles had the capacity Of
pint measure.
The only books on the table were
dictionary and messengers tariff guide
There was no cloth on the tables, no
tides on the chairs and no bric-a- bfac to /
be broken or busted. Stained glass pan
els filed the upper windows and delicate
silk sash curtains the lower lights. The
appointment Of den Of this sort Is
worth about $500. and is referred to as q /
hole in the wall where bothered and i
tired man may escape the horrors Of i
housekeeping, neighborly calls, piano
solos; elocution and baby talk. New
York Letter.
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WHO ENTITLED?

disabled
WHO ENTITLED?
entitled TO Pension no matter bow their disability tn q
they claim benea. q New Law and get these higher rates Also all
daily
entitled and II Children uad Is years or @ insane ide Or
their aboo matter shat caused the death pesioer Also al
daily labor owned death Of due
o s..
s very many helped
HOW APPLYs
give your
follows
Pensions 80
Marriage
is
sla MONTH Veterans disabled
all
write
then
RUSHING,
224 e. State ST., Trenton, N. j."
y sSss, % wsh S Assn
and All Gent n 8 Senators and c'sO NJ r0ss G.
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The following correspondence was
opened by dispatch from small town
ten miles down the river from Akron, o.:
NEW PoRrAaE, o., Aug. 2-Chief OF Police
Akron, o.: Unknown fioater taken from river
here today. At morgue awaiting Identification
Gag BorzuM Maiahal
AKRON, o., Aug. e.--Marshal Botzum, New
Portage, o., Wire very briefly most character
istic marks for identification
KENpie, Chief OF Police
NEW PORTAGE, O., Aug. r. Chief Kendig, Akron
o.: Wore complete suit. excepting hat
BoTzuM, Marshal
AXIOM. o., Aug. 2-MaFshal. Rotz,su,, New
Portage. o.: Was he also deaf and durnbf
fCollect KENpia, Chief
Nrr PoRrAeE, o.. Aug. a--chief Kendig. Akron,
o., He did not say. BoTzuM Marshal
fOollect
Chicago Times.
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The Russian Visitors
Medicine
that has come to stay,
Is Teulon's Rubefacient.
Rub
over where there is inside
Inflammation;
at once it is brought
to the surface; then
Rub where there is no inside
Inflammation;
no effect whatever.
/" La Grippe" knocked out
with remedy for
!" Cold in the Head"
Kaolin
for Scrofula Swellings, Burns,
Swellings of all kinds, or
Irritation of the Skin.
Sold by
9. w. COCHRAN a. CO.,
Cor. linton and COryc1f SITS,
LAMBERTvILLE, N ].
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II am sorry for you, Walty," the kind
hearted surgeon said. "but the thumb
WIN hAvelte come off,
"My hand won't be OF much account
vim It. doctorY' inquired Walty tear
fully.
"You win have your four fingers left,
but you will not be able to grasp any
thing firmly
II can't help papa pull plantains out
Of the front yard nor weed the garden
fnr mamma, either, can l?''
~ am afraid not, my boy
"Whoopeei Cut 'er off. docr-Chi-
caro- Tribune
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sTENOGRAPHy
AN
'YPEwRITiNG.
lBy AuthorIty.l
An ORDINANCE

To make appropriations and levy = tan for the
year 1890. M 49,. z.is
The inhabitants Of tie CRY Of Lambsrtpis do ordain .
SEC /. That the following appropriations be-
made for the. current fiscal year. commencing
ist TO pay County Tax. s7.sis IS
I'd. To pay State School Tax, 6.00s 81
Sd. To pay for support Of the Public
Schools City Appropriation, 1910 90
4th. TO pay for The support ofthe Poor, 800 90
9Th, To pay for Lighting the Streets 100 00
9Th. TO pay for Repairs and Improve
ment Of Streets. "a Ia 1900 90
4,'-G Water supply, ~ 1900 90
sth. To pay for Police Expenses. 800 90
eth To pay Salaries and Fees. 1900 90
clencies, 1900 o.
Also, for contingent OK pensess and for such por-
tons and amounts Of the sums of money above
appropriated as the rates laid by this. ord nance
shall be insufficient to produce and for defcien-
cies 10 the collection OF taxes there is hereby APP
propriated the poH and dog taxes of the present
year, receipts from licenses, and all monies accrue
ing the treasury from the delinquent taxes Of
former years. and from all other sources whatever,
not otherwise appropriated or belcngiEg to any
See 2. That to raise the revenue necessary to
provide for the appropriations made in Section l.,
the rate Of twelve and half mills 10 The dollar be.
ing one dollar and twenty-five cents to the one
hundred dollars Of valuation, and shell be assessed
levied and collected on persons and ratables, as
lst. For County Tax, four mills to the dollar.
"a; For State and City school Tax, four Aiilsto
the dollar ,,, .t7 = s4ss 49,
Sd: For support Of the Poor. one-half mill to
tho dollar. ~ ctsAt a
4th For Lighting, Repairs and Improvement Of
Streets two mills TO the dollar.
9TH For support of the Fire Department and
Water supply. Police Expenses, Salaries aud sees
and tor an other contingent expenses, two mills 70
the dollar
The State Poll Tax to be- one dollar
The tax on dogs to be two dollars.
Passsd Augs4, 1890.
GEO. W. TRAUGER,
President Of Common Council.
Approved Aug. g, 1890, $500 Il. .,s
Attest;--w II. WILAor, City Clerk. +
Aug. IS. 1890.
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A soniahIa rramn,

when Mrs William Hall, of Green
hsld, was doing her morning work the
other day she found that a tramp had
slept on her best bed through the night,
without troubling to take off his boots,
and had stolen ring and few trinkets
before leaving. How he got into the
house h not known, but 1T Is Thought he
went in before the house was locked up
Ia the evening. Cor. Springfield Repub-
Hcan.
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MILK PRESERyATIVE.

Mflkmen and Dairvmen. You can keep milk aud
cream fresh a week WiIhom using ies. Thoroughly
bealthfpl No expense, Send for sample and cir
cufar. THE PREsRRvALrSE M,Fe CO., rs Cedar
st., New York. ~
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The American Clothing c Tailoring Co.


children We rousing We
biggest Smp Salts &S
80 co. worth $fS 83aBd STA We
trade We
viii
cent? Of prices
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rhose Fa.t naats.

Mr.. Leonard Franklin You came over
on one Of the record breakers didn't
your
Mr.. Thomas White-Yes, sir; seven
days after we left Queenstown was in
my house In New York.
Mr.. Leonard Franklin Seven daysl
I thought you made the trip in less than
SIX.
Mr.. Thomas White-I'm counting the
tdme waited on the dock for my bag
gAxe. Puck. IS ;v M
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TARIFF LITERATURA FOR ALL.


The AMERIcAFP RoTEeTfvE sARIFf f.s;Ae5fs
g publishing most valuable eerie- Of Thrift
documents. These ore prcp1l cd . it'll view
TO state the facts and argufne IT'S for Protec-
ZION, wnetner m rne rnuvreaJ OF TURNER'S,
labQrers, mereh0f rs or professional men.
Each issue OF the ieries appeals 10 those en-
gagged in separate industries, md presents IN
disputaDle facts.co mpufEpns of VA 81, COT
Any single one viii be sent on receipt OF Z
cents IN stamps except !" Wages living and
Tariff, which VIII be sent for cents.
The whole list Will be sent for 80 cents or
any twelve for 20 cents. or any five for 10
cents. postage paid. Order by number.
i" Wages, Living and farff." 4. 4. HAh4 rs
s.TS Advantages Sf P.esactive faItY to iOa
s Fss pa ssq hssay Gss r. czls
saHs1siso f 4 fsdisbgnsabls 70 sup -
n aRM s feo,is q rs fsr III Fsss,s g
Production of these Commoditi6s isiipss,
s pi without Protective Tariff" First
&-"whGt are Raw alatesials Would Free Raw
Materials be Advantageous r. the LaEi,,
and Industries Of the Gnised Statcsa
srdIIsTsesiaPaF l5s FEssaf asSs Hsa R e
6-"some Views on the Tariff BY an Old Basi. :
~, ness Man. gEo. DRAPER. ;....:.,.....,. SO
te i sSat & A e. sss Ayantaes
" ILOprttAOu 70. fEtt- ifduc. HISTORICAL
~ Review. D. g. uARRnfkN ......l..,...... 20
fe-"The Farmer and the Tariff" Col. THOMAS
sRaa Is Public Policy. 6zoRaa & 10
12--"Repiy 70 the residents Ffee,irade ssfes-
a.. sage r. T. PoRTER "a. ;;...........-.
M-"The Vital Question Shall American Indus
trtes be Abandoned and American Mar
1b SAINT IN German. with Addition. =. ...,.. :.
le-"The Progress Of Ono Hundred Years."
4. ROBERT p PORTER ..ls..s4...s4..,..f 8
II" Protection for American Shipping.",....
l8-"The Tariff Not Tax HOMER h. DrBFfIs..
10. Why Irishmen should Pc Professionalism
Co.. Protection" IL. H. AlMfDowH. -. .!s.t..
III" What q Tariff 2" Answers TO Working
ss"Tbe a 4me 9eSs Wool sus;ry Il 4 4.
g vases and Cost Ii Living. j. b. WINS.
e." Southern Farming Industriessn. .......... 4
eb-1" A Short Talk to Wofkingfhen - ...,.. d
10" Protection and the Farmer" Senator s. NJ.
S0tsom-s. 49,. IL
The ANERIcAa EcoNonIsr weekly devoted to the
uscussion OF all phases of the Tariff question 50
tective Tarfn League, 90 " Esd st.. New York.
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10 Waa rnnaonnt.

sImissed several Of my chickens last
night, Uncle Jasper. Do you know any
thing about themy
'sGtnnsl, ! believe de law do not re-
Quire cullud gemmen to answer ques-
tions which mout discriminate them
selves. Puck.
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THE NEW PENSION LAW
Good News for Veterans and Others Thousands in n j. Now Entitled
PENSION AND clAtm AGENCY. TaENToH NJ.
WHAT7

Disability Pension thousands of Veteran
aud others n j. entitled to Pension SO % ss mouth who ~ 40
Whyf officers or
otherwise their But all this remedied by New Law nos
1ianhLAd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Ounmpre.

-S6a, cine 9odter bon 9etsr unb
Marp u. Sranf, itarb bier am Dlitt.
ipo6 i'm Sitter bon 5 Sabren uno 2 9as
gen, unb fanO baS Degrading ain Sreis
tag itatt.
-Sn benz SO. l S6adt 6abier
ftiir;te Wlitttpod Worsen Elm TbeiI Der
9ede Elm unb tbbtete ben 8erSmann
Better Wc@Ipmer, Der As Sabre alt par
unb cine Srau NIT bier 8inbern binters
ldbt, bic an Der Sport Sia &cab tppbs
men.
- @abri6einIib burd ben Sei3aps
pnrat i'm 8eller entitan6 am Ulitiipo9
9lbeno baIb 10 nbr i'm Sauie bon @m.
SuriI6 an Sefferion 9IUenue, i'm Green
Ribge Tbeile bon Dunmpre, Elm Seuer,
meIdes bas @ebGube baIb in Ni6e
Ieste. Da bic Gntfernuns bonn @aibs
in9ton 9penue Sporant $50 garoS
tpar unb bic S6Idude babin nibt rei9s
ten, 70 mar bic Seueripebr madtIos.
Das 9ebdube tpar $4,000 ipertb unb
lim 3peieritteI berIi6ert.
- Bur Ssiuus bon Group pebraudt Or.
8bomas' Gclettrit Gel nat 8oridrift 90 1T
oas bette Mitel fur pIoBlide Anfdle bon CT.
tdItuu9en, S6msrjsn Gnt5iiHonnstn uno 8sr'
IeBungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17

= Die 3fpeite @o6e bes Common
9leas @eri6teS besann am Montas
Moreeu unter bem 8oriib Der brei &ids
ter. 8i6ter NrdbaIo fiibrt bieie Mo6e
ben 8oriis i'm 3immer $40. l unb &i4'
ter Connolly i'm 3imWer 9io. 2.
= Grnit 1itman, Der pierte Der glis
doIion Bofrduber, iuuroe am Samitae
bur6 Der. ct. Maridaa Barring oer'
baftet. Gilman bate in Der lebten
3eit in Der StabImiibIe Der @iien Cons
panic searbeitet.
= Die beiSsn Gri6ubmeiiter Simp'
ion unb Gibbons baben eS fur ratbidm
eradtet, bic bon ber S9ulbebDroe er.
Iaubte gommiifon bon einem balben
Yrosent su acceptiren uno baben auf
bieIer 8aiis am Nontas NIT S6abs
meiiter 8rpofS unb @ontroueur GVele
absere6uet.
- 9lIbermann &6sler ipurbe am
Wtittpo6 3u @bren feinea 68iteH 9e'
burtstaees bon Sreimaurerbriioern aus
berI6ie6enen Stdbten biefes Tbeiles
Uto Stuulto Httt eutSHt bottpSthpPItNh
Spa,iertode beidenft. 9iad Der Yrds
ientatiOn sinsS nab Beter 3ieSler'S,
mo Elm opuIenteS Sourer ierpirt tpuroe.
-Sobn Stepart, 8rdiibent Der @r=
menbeb6rDe, itarb lebten Donneritas !;
feline ssrau mar erIt am Dienitae supor
seitorben unb cine Todter, S5rau 9. Dt
SteUenS, Iieet ebenfaas f9wer franf
barnieber. Ser Wann Der Iebteren
itarb Iebtes Spdtiabr.
- Seit 7 bis 8 Sabrsn lit i6 an
einem beftieen Nieren= uno 2eberleiben,
tpurbe isbod burd ben @ebrau6 bon
Or. Qus. 8bnis's Sumburesr Tropfen
poQtdnbis eebeiIt. Sic iino Elm Uni.
periuImitteI seeen berIei 2eioen.-T.
6. 9obtmann, l3 Bbelans Building,
San Sranclsco, Gal.
S4- Serr Sim. Moffit, Der bsfannte
Sattler, 1T bon Der 9enn Npenue na6
1923 Sprueeitrabe, neben Der bisberisen
| ,,@odenbIatt" Office, umse3oeen. @r
tpirb aud fsrner burb bette Irbeit unb
prompts 8eOienuns bon 8unben ii6 bes
| 3utrauens tpiirbiS 3eisen. IA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Die Natur in Gonoulifpnen

1T idredIid. guIfuniids ausbrIde. Srinne.
Grouebsn iiao fur6tbGr une thre6id pittorssf
uuo es 1T faum pinidensuertb oieie Or.
I6einun9sn in ibrer 8bdti9teit uno Blriun9
ourh Die 8eibrin9un9 BON SeilmitteIn nadIu.
abmen meIhe GOnuul fonen uno SdmeDen in
bem nbnormaIen 8beile ots menihli6en Sor.
pers beruorrufeu GInen oerartisen Gffett ba.
ben Die aItmooifdeu beftie pirfenoeu pur9ir.
mtteI. melde gIidli6erweiie INNER mebr all.
Ser @ebrauh tommen uno fur Die Soitetter .
Wagen Bitters cas- beiliame, an9enebme uub
tueit pirfungsuolere Surro9at 1T. Bdbreno
Die eriteren Die Ginssmeioe idmdden, ftdrft
oas 8itters oieielben. 9ie eritereu lafen Die
@eodrms untbitie. neil oieielben ourd bic
nahfoIgenoe Shw66e unfdbig 5u irgeno mel.
der sbdtistsit ssmo6t ueroen. Sas 8itters
bemirtt i'm @sgentbeil. neil es olefelbsn jur
8bdtistsit bsfdbst uno ni6t serpaIlfam oaju
5mingt. einen 9roBen uno lpobItbn,noen Inter.
i6ieo. inosm es fur eine oaueruoe Sb6tigteit
uno RegsImdbi9tlit berieIben for9t. Die &c.
Der un0 Die Rieren perben ourd bieie Weoi.
ain, uelde ebeniO leidt WnIoria, Rerpoiitdt
unn Hbsumatismns beieitist, in iuobItbdtieer
Bsiie ftimuIirt.