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what Congress. Will lDn.

W~AsHiNGToN, Feb. 3.-1hc Blair esiu-
caiional bill il likely to- consume "A large
part of the time of the senate this week.
There j. a probability of the renewal of
set speeches ON the race problem, hut IA
majority of the democratic senators are
disposed to withhold remarks on this sub
ject until il comes before the senate i'm
connection with some such measure as the
national election bill.
In the secret session, the Morgan and
Dorchester nominations are expected tn
he called mp i'm the house. The republicans
hope to have a quorum of their own to-
morrow Or next day, and he able to force
"A vote and finally dispose of tine pending
election case in such IA manner as to pre-
clude the possibility of judicial interven.
ton. Meanwhile the committee on cleo.
tions Ii preparing u report of the case of
Atkinson VS.. Pcndleton from the First
West Virginia district. IL is expected
that the committee on rules will present a
code to the house within "a few days.
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WASnINGTON, Feb. Mrs. Col. Cop
pinger, Secretary Blainc's eldest daugh-
ter, died al her fathers residence here
yesterday morning.
Death was caused 10y congestion of the
brain and by la grippe. All immediate
of her family were present mt
the last moment. Col. Coppingcr having
arrived from the west Saturday. This is
the fourth death i'm the family of Secretary
Blaine within the last b days, and il the
second one of his children to die within
that time from illness brought on by la
grippe. The president, members of the
will probably take place Tuesday from
st. Mathews Catholic church. and Father
Sherman. son of General Sherman. il ex-
pectcd tn conduct the services. Mrs. Cop
pingcr was ~ years of age and was mar
ricd about seven years ago.
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Terrors of the Deep,

NEW York. Feb. 3.-Thc steamship
waesland. of the Red Star line, from Ant
werp, arrived at quarantine last night
after ~ tesnpcstuous voyage, during which
the fourth officer and the quartermaster
were lost overheard The waesland
sailed from Antwerp January Ia. On Jam
uary p IA heavy gale set in and caused u
high and confused sea. The waesland
labored heavily, and at "a. m. shipped a
sea which caused considerable damage
about the decks. The storm continued,
and upon the following day the
ship was frequently boarded by
heavy seas. Al noon upon the fol-
lowing day, while the Waesland was
plunging heavily. IL great wall of water
rolled up from the westward and burst
over the steamers decks and upper
works and upper bridges. From that mo-
ment everything was under water. When
the great sea which Captain Grant says
must have been ~ tidal wave had rolled
of from the ship, the fourth officer and
Quartermaster were missing. They were
swept overheard by the wave and had dis
appeared. The vessel had stopped. hut
nothing could he seen of the unfortunate
officers. The enormous wave smashed in
the forward wheel house and the port Of
the life boat and caused other ma
The storm continued several hours. On
the 3Oth the ship passed am iceberg 400
feet high and 100 feet long.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.


~ 880
New York Exchange.
New YORK, Feb. 3.-The stock market
was weak to-day. The opening was
marked by n firm tone, though there was
no special feature outside of Pacific Mail,
which was again by thu Rufus
Hatch party To the hest figures yet at
tanned; hut Notwithstanding repeated
assertions the movement was bsssed ON tine
merits of the property only, and not upon
hopes of subsidy. The stock was unable
10 hold it's advantage, and sank away ~
per cent. from it's hest figure. bears re-
ccivesl some encouragement from the con-
tinued of Chicago x Eastern
Illinois and although the Flow err party de
MED having sold any of their stock, and
were openly advising holders not tn part
with their shares, there wasa marked lack
cline. The Chicago party joined forces
with the hears, and the were all
attacked and material losses sustained.
The market closed weak at the lowest
prices. Final losses in Importance include
Chicago n Eastern preferred 4, common
"A, sugar ~. Rock Island 2ss, Northwest
erin Ia, Colorado coal. Burlington X
Quincy, 81. Paul and lead, ! per cent.
each.
Governments were dull and weak Tor
the AS.
PetroIeum-The market opened firm,
1O5a4. moved mp to 1885. then. weakened,
declined to los market then became quiet
and closed steady at los. -
Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851 high
est 1855: lowest los; closing lU6.
Consolidatssl Exchange-March option
opened ut l06h; highest, 106I' lowest.
los closing 1851.
Total sales 46i,uOO barrels.
C~opper-Dull, heavy; Lake. February
Lead-Quiet, steady: domestic, Ss.soL.
Tin-Quiet. irregular; straits, S2l.15.
Bar silver-Ssh.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OrrrcE AT HELENA, Moxr. /,

LAM OFFICE At HELENA, MORT.
January 81, 1890. ,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge, or
i'm his absence the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Deer Lodge County, nj Deer Lodge, Montana, ON
March Is, 1870, viz: Archibald Smith, ON Home
II, TIP. 4, n. Il. 10 W. He names the. following
And sritiyatipn OF said inni. W.: William Nor
tom, William a; Hensley. Francis N: Goddard
y. w. LANGMORE. Register.
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STATE OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF DEER LODGE, :
January 4, 1870.
To +. q. Brown, Sadie j. Brown and Charles
Du Bcy:
You are hereby notified that We have expended
one hundred dollars in assessment work In labor
and improvements upon the Annie Glover quartz
lode, in order TO hold said premises under the
provisions OF section 2,.s24, Revised Statute Of the
United states, being the amount required to hold
the same for the year ending December 31st,
publication of this notice YOU fail ar refuse to
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
as co-Owners your interest i'm said claim will be-
come the property Of the subscribers under said
section 2,S24.
[Signedl r. q. EkSTATT,
Butte City, MO, tana.
JOHN HARTZ,
Anaconda, Montana.
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NOTICE TO
STATE OF MONTANA. 4
COUNTY or DEER LoDsE, :

january q. tsO.
To Frank a.. Brown; You are hereby notified
that I have expended for the years iSss and 1Sse.
each, one hundred dollars in assessment work
ON the bonanza quartz lode mining claim,
living In AN unorganized district in Deer Losige
county, and located November 10. issT. And II
within ninety days from the first publication OF
this notice You fail TAI contribute your proper
ton of such expenditure as cu-owner your inter
est i'm said claim will become the property OF the
undersigned under section asa. Revised statutes
OF the United states.
ISignedl LOUIS ScHoIN.
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Notice.

Thomas Ford will pay all claims against
presented before February 1. Parties i'm
uebted to the above firm are notified tn
settle with said Thomas Ford within the
same period.
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A girl who understands plain cooking. tn
do light Homework i'm IA small family.
Apply at G. II. Tracy's residence, corner
of Third and Locust street.
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Money on call easy at 3u6.
Closed offered 81.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Au6Ec.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet. firm; sixty
day bills, A.Ss1=; Demand, $.s1L.
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1rdhtinfeit Der &nhc.

9lIS 8ei6en Der Srddtisfeit lam
man onnebmen, ipenn ii6 mad poIIs
fiibrter 9eeattung Der Srieb mad bret
@p6en ni9t ipieoer einitelIt. 0o9 1T
es fein setpiHes 3ei6en, bab bic Sub
nidt empiansen babe, tpenn iie na9 3
g9oben nod einmaI briinitiS ipiro.
9as Didperben 1T iebr tritSIih. gta6
20 99phen ipirb eS aber mertlid, uno
man fam bas &alb oft uuf Der redten
Seite Der Sub fiiblen, mas ii9 nahber
pieber perIiert. Die SrGdtieteit bau1
ert in Der NeeeI 285 Gage ooer 40
gSoden uno 5 Gage. Starfe, 9eiunoe
8abe eeben aber oft 8 Gage Idnser
grItlinse basesen um 10 piel fiir5er.
8ei bodtrasenoen &iiben mub man,
beionbers penn iie I'M Stall Sebalten
unb nur sur Srdnfe SeIaiien ipereen,
9l6tIamfeit barauf Oeripenben, baB iie
BON anbern ni6t seitOben, poer beim
gluss uno Gintreiten in ben Stall nldt
eebrdust meroen. 0as Seriperfen coer
su fribseitise 8aIben idreibt man mans
derIei rriahen Su. Seees i4Ie9ts,
bumfia oeiporbene Sutter fam eS nbne
2peifeI beipirfeu. Sb aber eetpihe
Sdtterungsmittel, ), .. 8u6peseuitrob,
9efrorene 8obIblGtter, SeIIeriebldtter,
es perurIe6en fDnnen, i6eint nod nibt
ertpieIen, ionbern bieie Dteinuns nur
auf einIeitise 8eObudtun8en Be8riincet
al Sein. DaS unridtisseben 1T BEL ben
Sbieren ipobl epibemiid unb mub bann
feline llrIade irr elmer belonoeren Ses
id5affenbeit Der 9ltmoipbdre .baben, ins
benz es sufpeiIen anseipbbnIi9 bdufis in
elmer @eeenb borfpmmt, no man feline
anbere alleemein ipirtenbe uria6e aufs
finoen tann. ,,gS 1T nidtS faIider
aIs Die Meinuns berer, tpelde Defenders
BEL Suben, bic einmal ibper 9etalbt
baben, oa8 9aIben babur9 erleidtern
pollen, bab iie bic Sub in ben Iebteu
g8phen bungern Iahen, bamit ibr 8aIb
minber Itarf iperbe. 9tidt bic tpei6en,
fIeiIdiI6en 3beile, ionoern bic Srette
bes 9nodengebdubeS fam bic @eburt
erIhneren, unb bieieS 1T i6on friiber
ousoebiIoet. Dur6 fnappeS Sutter iebt
man aber bic Sebenstraft Der Sub bers
unter, bic Te bel benz 8aIben 70 notbz
neneis brau6t, uno bsrminbert baun
bic WiiI6erseusuns". GS 1T pieImebr
febr ratbIam, Der Sub sesen ibre gnts
binounes,eit bin frdftiSe uno Ieidt pera
bauIibe 0abrunesmitteI in tleinen @as
ben ,u rei6en. a. 3. Sdrottrant, OeIs
fubentranf, &ossenfIeie in Baher aufs
eeIbIt. 0ereIei9en @etrdnfe iinb
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Sas 8lGren bon Obits un6 Sru6ts
ipeinen seidiebt fuit INNER nit Sauiens
bIaie. Wiau nimmt pro SettoIiter
1,5 Bis 2 @ramm SauIenbIGie unb
fpei6t iie "a Stunoen in @aIIer elm,
peI6eS in bieier 8eit mebrmaIs bur6
frtI6eS erIebt tpirb. Das suIebt abses
eoIIene 8aHer erlebt man bur6 @ein
-auf 10 @ramm Sauienblafe l Sitter
8ein, i6itteIt eS tiidtie burdeinanber
un6 sieBt bic SaIlertnrti9e, aufSequoIs
Iene WtaEe our9 Elm erobleinenes Tud.
Sierauf nimmt man einen Wahereimer
poQ @ein aus bem su fldrenben Safe,
sieBt bic Sauienblaie binSu, mii6t bic
WafIe griin6Ii6 buraeinanber uno 9iebt
iie unter tii6tisem umriibren in oaS
Sab. iebr saben, idIeimisen, sut'
ferbaItigen 98einsn fIdrt man beher
nit fpanii6er Grbe. Wtan beripenoet
pro SeftoIiter 200 Bis 500 8ramm,
feudtet iie nit 98uiier an, berbiinnt iie
su einem f9waden 8rei unb miidt iie,
ipie bic SauIenbIaIe, NIT benz gu fIdrens
ben 93ein. Sat iih bic SauienbIaie
ocer ipaniI6e Gree au Soben seiebt, 10
1T Der g8ein OOrfdti9 uno obne gluf'
riibren beS 8obeniaseS abSusiebeu.
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SaIelnh0e auf;ube,pa a brcn .

Die einfa6fe Dirt. SaieIniiHen ibren
8obIseIdmad su erbulten, 1T foIsence !:
SoboIo bic 9iuiie reif iinb, b. B. iid
Iei6t aus Der llmbiIluns entfernen Iais
fen uno in berieIben cine braune Sarbe
erbaIten baben, pIddt man iie, bod
mb9li6It NIT Der llmbitlluns. Sn bies
fer iperoen Iie IA Gage al einem Iuftis
gen Ort sum Srpdnen uno Na6reifen
aufbsmabrt. Sobam entfernt man Die
Saqe mb ldBt bic 9liiiie auf einen,
aussebreiteten Sub Obsr in elmer fIader
NtuIbe in Der Sonne itatf trodnen
Ofenwdrme 1T su iturf. Stun miiher
bic 9tdHe in einem Nebbeutel an einem
luftisen Orte oufbeipubrt tperoen. SC
bebanbeIte 9luiIe baItcn iid mebrer,
Sabre unb berlieren ni9ts BON ibren
@obI9eidmad.
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8enn Mtaurer, @ppier ober Siin6er
an einem Sau1e eearbeitet baben, 10
iinb bic Seniter in her 9eseI nur iebr
fbper fpieber rein unb bIanf Su befoms
men. Dur6 9lnpenouns bon 8uriten
pber bur9 frGftiees Sdeuern NIT Srps
ben 2umpen untsr 9tnwenouns BON
Sano &C. iperben bic 8laSI6eiben lei9t
sertrabt; penn man iie nber nit idurs
fem Giiig ober nit Derbiinnter SaISs
Iaure benefit, 70 iperben bic srauen
matten Steaen, bic ionit nidt Iei6t
tpei6en pollen, sans BON ielbit Ders
I6pinben, unb mad bem NbipiiIen nit
reinem @uher pirN baS @IaS tpieber
flar uno bur6fdtis eri6einen.
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6eiebdfts. .Mn;ei9er.

2Ipotbefer.
8. W. Sputpn, Mebifamsnts isbsr
art Gfe apams slpsnus unS pins StraBe.
Gbsp, 8. Srands 9eutI9ar apotbe"
fer, @fr gSalbinstpn Ape. unb Spruer ct.
Slumcmsc g 5drtncr.
Z. .. Me@Iintpd, Sars. unb GrG.
bsrI6miidung, 3l4 y. @albingtOn Ape. unb
am @iusans pss 5prsit Sill 5risUbpfes.
Bud. unS aeeiren,.9ruder.
6reb. @asneL Drudarbrit jsber &rt
In engliIder uno prutl6er Sprahs, 81 Sada-
panna sprnue, sesenilber BEN SplfOn Stcrs.
Gisarrens5abrifdnt.
u. Rpt6 n, bic tsIisbtsn ,,alfonIp"
unb Big Sting" @isarrsn ale Sprtsn &a-
taf unb Rau6erartifsl, SCI 9adapanna Ipe.
Sampfs unc sBaiferseeitunsen.
Sames s. 9apIer plumbine Grptrt,
@fr Wypmins aSe. unb 2inben StrnBe.
Groceries uns propifonen.
9e6tpIb, Brandon & SO, Grad.
folser pOn SeabIe s. Stsea), 116 penn ape.
SHtGgrr Seal "a gadapanra
9lpe., pas beriibmts gEbite Spcnss MsbI.
Srsb. s. gBtbmaper DFIifatslIrn,
$50 9afapanna Gprnus.
ScrrenC5dreerpbe, Site etc.
8ranf .. @brilfia II, 205 9adapannu
Nprnur, Bailey Saus Blpd.
2dbube unb 2heieIn.
8. 3. gBeefs 81 Co., 427 Sprurt
Strabs. au6 &sparaturn prompt bslrrgt.
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Insutbt BON 0emtliepflan;cn i'm
CONNER.

9ie ausiaaten I'M CONNER seratben
sembbnIi9 i9le9ter nIs i'm Sriibiabre,
neil sreqere 8eleu9tuns uno srbBere
9rpdenbeit Der Seimung binberli9 iinb.
@s sibt nun elm befpdbrtes 8erfabren,
9fIausen bon SaIat, gnSipien, &obIs
rabi, g9iriins. &oIenfobI, BIdttertobl,
&oblriiben &C. aud fit ben ipdteren
8ebarf gut su entsieben. Wtan grade its
seno elm Seet6en an sei6iibter Steae,
IGe ben Samen unb beoede ibn ipie Ses
tpbbnli6. Damn Iest man einen aufs
ssi9nittenen Saffeeiad ober bides 8ads
Isinen auf unS bdlt bieieS beitdnbil
feu6t. 90 bebanbeIte Samen iinb bel
fparmer @itterims in 3-5 Sasen ber'
aus. Sobalb Der Samen aufSegan9er
1T, nimmt man bic 8ebedunS fort uni
begiebt immer poriidtig lautparm.
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suturrb fann ni6t furirt perSen

burh locale Ipplifatpnen, ba lie ben SiB Der
Slranfbsit nidbt rrrsihsn fSunsn. 8atarrb III
cine 9lut. pcer @onltimtions-Sranfbtit, unb
nm fs Al beilen. miibt Sbr innsrIide Seil-
mittsl nrbmrn. Sal's 8atarrb-Rur pirb sin-
aenpmmsn une pirft bireft auf baS Slut une
bic Itlsimias SbsrfIGhr. Sall's aatarrb- Sur
III feline Suadialbrr Meeijin. Sie purbe felt
Sabrn pon sinIm bsr brfsn atr,te bitlts Yam
hes psrprenst une II Gin rs9flm6bises 8tetpt.
Sit bsfebt aus ben bsfen bsfanntsn Spriea,
pertunoen nit ben brlten SIutrstnisunssmtt-
teIu, bic eirsct auf bic S6lrimcbnflGbe mir.
fen. Die pUlIfcmmrnr gntinbuns eer Swri
9slfanotbriIe III es, mas Ipl6 puncsrpClIe Ste
Iultate bei Der Sriluns bon 8atarrb bereer>
brinat. 9aet Gu6 3susniiIe umlpnlf lbtdsn.
3. 8. Cheney & Co., Gisentb., 6pIroO, ..
gerfauft non ApptbsFrn preiS rs 6.
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8eim piIben Sasen Der tIeinen 8eIt
i'm Sreien sibt's sur id6nen Sommer'
seit oar OftmalS einen SAL uno cine
8euIe. Der pilbe 8ube, oft iit's aud,
Elm MdsOelein, ipeint idmmerIi6 unN
bic beitiirste Wiutter iiebt bic 8eule bifs
fer un6 0ider uuflaufen, obne ii9 au
beIfsn su piHen. SIT elm Stiidden
aIaun iofort su SanO, 10 fam man mil
ibm ben S9merS idnea linbern unt
baS DidtperOen Der 8euIe Derbilten, ins
benz man bic Stelle nit bem 9lIauns
Itiid, baS man in 8uiler taudte, ipie'
oerbpIt beitreiht.
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TriS6 tapeSirte 3immcr pom Sleis
fteraerutb su bcfrcicu.

Den ebenIo unansenebmen, aI8 uns
seiunoen 8sru6 ueu tapeSirter 3immer
fam man auf folBenbe 98eiie pertrei=
ben: Ia6Oem man bic Seniter unh
Sbiiren FOLDER &dume seihlOilen bat,
brinst man sIiibenoe 8oblen binein unS
Itreut einiss SGnbe boil @a9boIoerbees
rem barauf. 9ta9 etipa sipDIf Stunoer
6ffnet man ale SenIter unb Sbiiren,
oamit frii6e 2uft einorinSen fam, unt
man tpirb iinben, baB Der iible @erud
bpafdnbiS beri6wunben lit.
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bauptiGdIi6 Sur Sef6rSeruns elmer tdr'
fen NtiI6abionbCrums, ourd glufrei3uns
ber Ntl6eefdBe iebt unb in ben eriten
Sasen mad Der 8eburt, iebr niibIi4
aud ipeil man ibnen babel ipeniser bars
teS unb aufbIdbenbes Sutter seben
barf
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Gmpfetlunssn.
Delapare SpuIe,
226 9add. Apenue, Serarton.
@erne beseuse i'd, bab Cd bas bette Wttttel
,ur gertilgun9 bfs llngestefers 1T; ptrtt lleper
unb I6nea unb pom Wiilipnsn HCabss 1T
feline iibris. Oas MitteI III irgsnb etnen
preis verb. Z. 8. @allaban.
BsIiminifrr SpteI, SrrantOn.
Serrn GrGger's MitteI III auseeSeihnft. Gr
bat mtin Spte BON NiIlicnsn 8caGss befrstt.
Sofepb u. Curt.
1924 80. 9add. ape., SCRANTON.
Serr SrGasr bat alle Rpahes aus mrtnrm
SauIe pertrirbfn unb ib empfsble tbn bsr3ltH.
Gbware 6arr.
scranton, SUM- 1890.
gfad ,psimaIiger Mupenbung bat PER-
Sriaer ale Rpadbls aus aii6e urb aneeren
NGumeu psrtriebsn une Elm 5abr @arantte
eeasber. aann er fir gInbGs balielbs tbun
70 empfebls i'd ibn bsfsns.
SIS. SttO,
Continental Spsileldal,
1873 Wypmimg @pe,
Ollie Rcades fub nd6 bfm @jebraua bee
0tittrls perIhpunben.
SttiIte 8il6sr
500 @ropn Npe., scranton,
SD bsIfGtiae gass, mas ptsn esIagt 1T.
R. 6. gB ltlate,
s. priee's Central @alb Store.
gln Ollie, bic es aneebt.
Die llnttrseihneten befGti9en gsrne, eaB
Serr SrGaer unIere SGuIer Spn Hoadbes, Dem
Shrrden eer Sausfrauen, befreit bat une
empfiblrn ibn allsn, bic glsibermdBen sepla9t
inp:
Widarl Qyn6, 8. s. Morau, Sptel,
Gbas. SGitnsr, Birtb, 6riB g8asner, Drutsr,
0atie Stprr, Splepb 6ranL
paul @erIih, Otto Shubert
| Nntbpnp Senepith, M. .. Wf1p, SptfL
Simpn partgp, DERRY ppane
| Spbn Rtagan, Solel, 2lntbpny His,
| Nlfreb Rpmarid, Spbn 4ufen,
s. Sunnsp, WeB9er, &ler. Stait,
Selsna 5rGser, Geo. Winit, SotrL
| Mihael Mlller, gpnrab Seinlein,
8enj. Spnes, Watbilba Weber,
W. 8lynn, WsBssr 6. MUrtou, StOre,
gBiaiam Reep, OSWALD Waaner,
Ssnrp Bust, @julfap poner,
Sranf 8. Mdley, Sarab Yrpmwsu,
aliee 9Icyr, SOteL 9Bm. Wrpberlon,
unp piele Anbere.
Sd iibnnebms @Ontrafte unb Srrlan9e tsin
Saabluns. bis bic Hpa6rs oertilst limb
Romms ielblt pbr isnps gprl&rift Sum Ss
brauh brs Mittrls.
BreiS per SdadteI, so @entS.
Serrm. SrGger,
gip. 1929 9lOyb Strabe
SCRANTON, pa.
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Ountfe SbftHccfen bon Wfeiiers
flinnen IN entfernen.

Dies seIinst bur6 9uben nit Elm tpc'
mia Sdlemmfrei6e pber Trippel. 9io9
beiier 1T ss, Die NeieriIinsen unmittel'
bar mad benz S6dIen bes Obites nit
einem sans reinen Eu6e absuipii6en.
Damn entIteben Die 5leden ni9t.
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9aItIpribcn auf &Ieibern beieitist
man babur9, baB man bic gut ausSes
Itaubten StelIen nit Gitroneniaft OOer
bcrcdnnter SalsIdure reibt bod bite
man ii6 Dor SauertIeefaIS, bd ii6 bies
Ies nit Dem SaIf oerbinoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

lin SabafTefe in iueiBen Saiden.
tii6ern ii6er su entfernen, reibt man
bic 5Iede Der ipie seipDbnIi9 8eipai9es
nen Taidentii6er NIT @ioOtter unb
unb Spiritu8 elm, IdBt lie cine baIbe
Stunbe wei6en, Wdidt iie oarauf erit
nit 8ranntpeia mO bann NIT beibem
fIarem 8uiier aus uno ipiiIt Die Ii9er
mebrere Male tiihtie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

- 9lm SamitaS 9lbeno beSann Die
idbiI6e NeuiabrSfeier. Das Seit lit
eineS Der nibti9iten BEL uniern israeIiz
tiI6en MitbiIrsern unb fenn3ei9net ben
9lnfans bes Sabres 565l.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
qIpqse''leidelt
nsreen fiber sebeiIt burdb
9rAteHsf Enettes
9amburger SrOpfcn.

9pet SABRE lit i'd ileber mel Sabre
an Cinem beftieen Ma~ lit i'd an etiiem beftts<
9enIeiben unb brau6te gen Wla9en 8atarrb
Bic ser16teben fen uno beiierte fth metn
OlitieI pbne ben ee> 9utanb erlt, nabosm
rinoifen Grfpla. Su> i'd, anfing Or. @ueuit
iekt nod,te itb einen R6ntg's Samburstr
0erIuf nit Or. 9lua. 9rppfen tinsunetmen.
6bnta's Samburoer glad benz @ebraude
Trppfefi unb ibon nadt BON pter GlaIhsn mar
turSsm Gtbrau6 tpurbe i'd pieetr spultenotS
i'd pollifdnbts berse> bersetellt. NOE
GfeGlt.-8ertba Wpolfe, Der, 295 Gorabee"otr.r
Stpftpn, Gal. Gbieagc, Sus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

Sett Sabren leibe Ib uno tu letpe tn
ID, an tinem Qsberlet> an einem eeberletcen,
ben unb 1pbaIo i'd Or. Sertoptun9, Igpettt>
Siuoiiif SfSnio's Gam. lpfsfeit, SdlaFpfsteit,
buraCr Srppfen baas. etc. Gs siett ni6tS
osn onpenbe filbIe Id, beIIerrs bdesssn 10 ie
Einberunouno Eub Or. @ueuf Sf6nts'e
bieIe ausee,eihneten Sambur9er Srcplen,
Srppfsn bsbpeeen itets tpenn nab gprl9rlIt
in nteiuem S9uIe au onoewanbt; ite ipllten
EnSen.w Mntcn 6lIb, in fsincm 5aufe feb
s65 MopIes Ctr, Ros len.- Stinrih Stint
defer, q. 9. mer, Setrptt' 9F'3'
Wrris so Gents; tn alien aputbrtru III babrn.
The CHARLES A. VoGELER CO.. Baltimore. No.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
lDut3gesfbGft,
IA 0aGawaRRa &Be. 224

Das srBBts, bsR-aFprtirtt pusssl9Gft ter
Stabt unb llmsssenb.- ututiftn 8aepns
IA 0auasn. un0 StinbsrbHtru, SIumsn, SGr-
bra, 0aaoIbuben, &C., Irpie aud In Damrn-
uub 9tnberan;isen.-Der bette pIas fir per-
r,u unb Senabsn6iits, Ssmbsn ,e.-Ssfsr urb
ReteiaIGsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
6ebrautbt v&Datb=9affe"
Gm feb blunsen.

um cure SGuIsr Spn @rdrpaGes, Wansen
NGulen unb llnsesiefrr ;u rrinisen.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-10-09
LYNCHBURG.

october otn, 1o9O.
Mrs. M. E. Gibson returned Saturday
from two weeks visit to Cincinnati.
Lawyer Rhoades, of Hillsboro, can
didate for Congress, made speech in
the Town Hall last Friday night.
Mrs. James Burton, of fnear webertown,
was buried at the Troutwine cemetery
last Sunday, funeral sermon by Rev.
Austin.
James Duvall is quite sick with fever.
w. L. Stautner, the gentlemanly book.
keeper at the Lynchburg Bank, is able
to be out again after long siege with
tever.
Mrs. M. J. Fulton is visiting her son
ct Anderson, Ind.
Messrs. G. @. Peale, John Srofe, VIM.
Srofe and w. H. Meadow have gone to
the city to attend Medical College.
Mr.. G. F. Crawford, Of Cincinnati, ID
the new U. s. Gauger assigned to duty
at the distillery for October. w,
H. Carey, Of Warren county, has been
assigned to duty as Assistant Storekeep'
er. L. R. Duckwall remains in charge
of the books.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-10-09
NEW PETERSBURG.
October 9TH, 1890.

SSvSOOA OtAA1 4OOVs
Candidates are coming in now. The
boysare glad tosee them and-the cigars.
Owing to the wet weather the races
were postponed to-day.
Mr.. Lou Morris, of Sabina, came down
Yesterday to see his girl.
John F. Bechtel is again circulating
among friends here. Mr.. Bechtel is a
partner in leather establishment at
Columbus.
Diphtheria is in our locality again.
School children are the main sufferers.
Henry Roads. the candidate for Con-
gress on the Peoples ticket, delivered a
speech at the school house last Friday
night. Mr.. Roads made very fair stag.
ger in the way of describing the merits
Of the Peoples Party.
The Sons of Rest are in full blast.
Anyone can become member by pay.
ing the initiation fee.