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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04

JuIIA MARLowE, the actress. Is said to have a
wonderful memory. As a test not long ago. she
committed to memory and recited the entire
letter OF Baron Fava To Secretary Blaine after
It had been read but twice in her presence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04
Death of Nose WAY.

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Sept. S.-Mose Way
died yesterday at his fathers home in this
county, and was buried in this city to-day
with Masonic honors-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04
VICTOR LODGE NO. /, NIL.

A regular meeting of Victor Lodge No.
Mystic League. will be held THIS EVENING.
A full attendance requested.
]. H. A WILLIE, President.
V. E. ST. CLOUD Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04

,o... SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. SEw Y0RK. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
OBie man bic 3mnge lieft.

Sine boafommen eefunbe 3unBe,
1areibt Or. SuIia SplmeS, 1T fauber,
feuat, Iiegt IOIe i'm Wiuube, bat runbe
&dnber unb feline berbDritebenoen Wars
sen. Ser idIsimiSe 1lebersus Der Sunse
entltebt aus 6rtIi6en 1lria9en ober
6eutet auf StDrunSen i'm Utagen, in
ben @ingeipeiSen ober in Der 2eber bin.
Die trodene 3unSe fommt am bduf8s
iten Bel Sieber bOr uno seiet GrIblaffun8
ober MbipannunS Der 9ferben an. Cine
neiBe 3unse 1T baS 2ennsei9en eineS
fieberif4en 3uitanbeS, mD8li9eripsiie
eines lauren Wfasens. SIT bic Sunee
feu9t unb seIbIid braun, 70 beceutet iie
unorbentIibe 8erbauune. Sine trofene
braune 3unse beutet auf einen iebr ee'
f9pd6ten 8uitanp, mb9Ii9eripeiie Sps
pboibfeber. SIT bic 9un9e troden,
roth unb sIatt, 70 1T cine gntainbun8
bes MaeenS ober Der Ginseipeioe gu bes
fiir9ten. Mern bic @ar;en am gnbe
ber 3unse fart berDoriteben uno friib
ROTH sefdrbt iin6, 70 neunt man bas
cine ,,grbbeerenSunge" cine iol9e
ceutet S9arla9Fsber an. Cine i9arf
,useipibte rotbe 8unee 1T 8eweis fir
Webirnrei3 oOsr @ebirnent3dncunS. Gin
seIber rebsrsus beutet cine lnoronun8
Der 2eber an. Wenn bas IusIeben Der
3unee 70 piel 9lustunft siebt, 1T Iei6t
su ieben, ipie tpi9tis eS 1T, bab man
oas iineite SinO biefeIbe berUOritreden
Iebre, bamit man iie bic in ben gals
binsin eriinOIi9 beieben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

8om Saas aus fubr bas 2ailerpaar
nsbit @efOIse mad 8otterbam, um bann
mad bersIibem MbIGieb bon Der &5nis
ains3egentin emma unb Der fIeinen
3Bniein g8iIbeImina aif Der taiiers
Ii6en 0a9t ,,Sobensouern" mad @ns'
lamb ;u iessIn. Sn Sbeeneb seIanbet,
nabm bas Raiierpaar aund9It feinen
4ufentbaIt i'm S9Iofie bon Minbior
als @dfte Der 3bniein 8ictoria.
Sier ipurbs elm sldnssnbeS SeiteRen
unter @ntfaItune GROCER 8ra@t berans
ftaItet, iporauf Der 8aiier, Der inatpis
iden elmer 8arabe iiber bic @aroefas
pallerie beiseipObnt unb baS Bdbaso'
eium bon gton beiubt bate. mad bem
8udingbam Palait in 2onbon ubers
febelte. Sbm au gbren fanb in Der
StaIienif9en Sper srobe @aIaporiteIs
lung ftatt. 9en @Ianspunft bes 2On'
boner 9lufentbaIts biIbete baS srobe
benz 2aiier su gbreu beranifaItete @ait,
mabI in Der alien @iIbenbaIIe, mo 8ais
fer @iIbeIm bic 8eeribuns beS &ecors
bers bur9 cine Idneere 8ebe ertpiberte.
Sn gang gnslanb bat Der 8aiisrbes
iud baS 5ffentlide SntereRe berart in
Gnipru6 senommen, baB anbere @rs
eienife, tpie bic Annabme Der neuen
S9uIbia i'm 9arIament, bic empfnbs
Iide NieberIaee, tpeI6e 9arnelS Par'
tel BEL Der @abI su @arIoip gountp in
SrIanb erIitt, in ben Sinte,srunb truten.
aus bem 8Iotpib'f6en Timess@es
fIatfd iiber @raf Miiniters ansebIide
@ntbduunsen betreffeno Siirit 8is'
mard'S NepotismuS u. a. m. enttpidelt
fid m5sIider Weife nod elm Duea
atpiiden @raf Wliiniter unb @raf Sers
BERT 8ismard.
Die freunbi9aftIiden 8esiebunpen
gnelanbs au Stalien, bon benen bic
@esenipart zines ensIiiden AbmiraIs
beim Stape[lauf beS neuen itaIienil1en
8riessidiffes ,,SiciIia" einen nsuen
8eipeis absab, ioipie Der bsuti9e 8ais
ierbeiud in 2onbon erresen ben eifer'
iiihtieen Gr9ipobn Sranfreids in bos
benz WtaBe, namentIib ba biefes BEL
&uBlanb ni6t bic eripartete @eeenIiebe
finbet. Do9 taudt pIbBIi1 baS Gee
riidt bon einem beporitebenben 8eiu9
bee 3aren in Paris auf.
Ser 8eiup bat feline buIfaniide Tbas
tisfeit in erb6btem MaBe beeonnen.
SIiiiiee Saba tpGlst iid bur9 bic Soms
mafdludt unb bebrobt bereitS 8rofei'
ior 9almieriS Dbierbatorium. Sin
brui iilianii4er &eiienber biBte ieinen
8ortpiB, 3u nabe an ben &rater eefoms
men ;u iein, nit benz Tobe.
Ser Sob bat in europa rei9e grnte
sebaIten. Ser sreiie @Iabtone mubte
ben S@mers erleben, ieinen 50idbrisen
dIteiten SObn @iliam Senrp besruben
su mIRen. @eiturben 1T Der unsari'
| f6e grsbii6of bon SoIocsa, Cardinal
SapnaIb, unb Der 9idter Oscar bon
ReSpib, Der 8eriuIer Der ,, ,Imarantb" i,
BET @ien.
8aImacebas Gruppen iinb bon bet
@on8reBpartei Bel SuaSca in GbiIe se'
| li9Iaeen iporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Ureie
0rsttR6R1t =!

erpalten ale bitienigen, bic Iih i'm Ieuts
lmen SPELL Jnftitut bebaubtln lnhsH.
0ttiss Sniiitat bti&Gftist brsi Der bsriibmislfsn
Spfital. .Aerits @urcpa's unb III cine felt 40
SaRren beifsbfnbt pripat-9lnlfali fir bic BE-
1anellng alltr dbrOnifd, en-: z eiben, unb
9afanflrt bic ppllige unb permauentr sur fol-
9fn6sr Stranfbriten
SpPbilis, Sfe6ten, Sautausz
tcbld9 uno ale Sfntfranfbeiten,
Yranenleioen, 2Sei6er SLUT, 1tns
tru5tbarfeit, Sd9wrben Der Sfieren
uno Sarnoreane. Sripper, Sas
menflu6, SferDen unb @eoddbtnifss
ftbipd6e, ScrlUrene Meannbar=
Felt, Astbma, Gatarrb, S6ntnos
fnbtt Sfrpfeln, Sdmorrb piben,
NbeumattSmuS, gBaiferfu@t, 2es
berteiocn, Sallenbe Sranfbeit unb
ale antrren 9ipniI6rn Sraufbsiten.
San3 esal tpie pifle gler,te @u6 aud I6cn
erfpl9lcs btbaneelt baben, tpenbet @ud per-
trauensSpa an bic bspGbrten Sps,aI6rsis bss
Settfdben il=SnftituteS, bic Gu6
bic Snr garanttrrn SelGrtibt Cure SYmp-
tome 10 gut mic mDsIi9 unb ssbt Altr unb
Stlhdttigung nit.
ar3nftsn tpfresn ibrrall bin gut Srrpadt per
poIf Derianbt.
glbrsHire:
ScItfcbeS SELL Jmifitnt,
1861 SIO GIarf Strabe,
Gbicaep, SnS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
8ans,purmfur bel ben Ebicren.

3und9It iiber3suse man ii4 bon BEN
8orbanbeniein pOE 8nncwiirmern burdJ
aenaue nnteriuauns bes 8otbeS (Drefs
fes.) 9lIs 8eiben Der 8anctpurms
franfbeit f6nueu anseieben iperben :
8eroauunsSbeidperben, Sur6faa, 9lb'
maserung troy glufnabme bon rei6Iis
der glabruns, Grimmen &C. Das iis
6erite 3ei9en 1T Der MbeanS reider
8an6uurmsIieoer nit benz &otbe. 9ie
giabrung bat in bieiem Sale Iei6t oers
bauIi6 uno mebr fldiiis su iein. Nuds
benz man Elm 9auorpurmmitteI eineegcs
ben bat. muB elm glbfiibrmitteI folsen,
bamit bic betdubten 8anotpiirmer abSes
ben uno li6 nidt tpieber erboIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

Sobe StinbertGbIe iiub bieIfa5 i'm
@ebrau9, neil iie porn nit einem
SpisItrett fir bic 8inoer perIeben,
manberIei 8ortbeiIe bieten. glbsr
man9es unsIad bnben Sieie SttbIe
i6On gu Mese ssbradt, tpenH iie born
nidbt DrbentIi9 sei6IOiien tpareu. Das
SpieIbrstt, Der 2ebereu,t ooer mas
iouit ben SerihIub segen bas Seraus=
fallen bieiet, sibt plDBIid no6, unO
oa8 Sinh ItilySt bon ieinem boben SIP
fOpfiber auf ben 5uBbo6en berab. Die
Wdrterin tOmmt berjuBeeiIt bebt bas
i4reienoe Sinr auf uno iu6t es su bes
rubisen. @snn nur irssnS mBaIi6,
barf ia bic Serridaft BON benz 8ors
fOmmniB ni9ts erfabren DuS &inb
i&reit, fbreit tases uuo ipo9enlana
Obne erii6tli9e nriabe, benn oa Der
tpabre 9runo oeS SdreienS Derbeims
lidt Uber in ieiner @efdbrli6feit nidt
erfannt tpirb, 10 eebt man nit benz
&tnoe, tpel6eS ii9 einfab einen &ifenz
tuirbel berrentt ober beritaudt bat, erft
gum Mrste, fpenn bic oeutIi9en 9lnSeis
den elmer &udsratsUerfriimmuns ii6
3eisen. Damn 1T eS aber su ipat bic
@irbelidule, beS eisenen SaItS berautt,
perbiest ii9 INNER mebr-baS &ino
tpirb bufeIiS! Sdtte man sleid einen
Irst gu 8atbe seSoSen, 70 mare Der
8erfrtimmunS Se5 Niidens Diellei6t
nod uuf Ieidte @eiie borBebeuSt tpOrs
ben. 9tun aber biIft fein Stredbett
unb feline beiIspmnuitifde 8ebanOluns
(tpenn iOI6e bel 70 iunsen &inbern
iiberbaupt i9On mBsIi6 IT'D in nur
einieermaben 9efpiini6tem 8rabe. Oas
Der iDate man &inber mad ieoem bes
benfIi6en Sale iofert bonn 9lrSte unters
iu9en Iaiien, Inn feitSuiteuen, OBJ ibm
ni6t bieIei9t elm bauernber S9aben
;u SbeiI seporOen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
meber Tleif&.

ssm Nagemeinen fam man anneb'
men, bas bas SIsii4 bollfommen aus
aetpa6Iener Tbiere seliinoer 1T, aIi
6as SleiIG Iebr innssr Ibiere unb iol'
der, bic i'm Srsien aufsstra9ien iine.
beIIer. aIs berer, bic man i'm StaIlt
eefiittert bat. @idtis 1T eS bel oei
8ubereitung beS Sleii6es, bab mar
6aiieIbe nidt glei9 nod benz SdIa6ter
sebrau6t, basesen 1T bas SIeif@ un'
bebinet 16GbIih, tpenn es Su iange un'
aeiaI,sn eeIesen unb iGon baIb in 8ers
ipeIuna iibsr8e8aneen 1T. Oas Sleiid
BON abeetriebenem, iiberbistem uno
iiberbaupt frantem 8ieb 1T f&d6Ii4.
gud Iebr fettes SIeii4 III ber @eiuno'
belt nidt bienIi6. @irn crit eine
Suppe bonn SIeif9e bereitet, 10 bat
baiieibe piele ipi6tise 8sItanOtbeile ein'
aebist unb lit barum ipenieer nabrbaft.
Sas nabrbafteite SIeii6 III bas RinS'
fleiId, baseseniI S4peinefsii9 i1tper
berbauIi& unb 2eute, bic iHUa9e Bsr'
bauunasorgane baben uno su Scorbut
unb SautauSi 1ld8en 9enei6t itno, lou'
ten iid be6eIben entbalten. Wilbpret
un6 @eflieeI i1t Iei&ter gu rereauen
ais Sas SIeii6 bon Sdueetbieren, uno
eianet Iid am beiten au &rantenfpetien.
Inter benz SausssFdSeI iino bic Taus
ben unb Siibner am beiten. 8dnie ba'
ben au fsttes SIeiid fur i4pa9e gtu:
aen. Oie meiffen ipiIben @aherpDseI
baben Elm i&Ie6tes SIeii9, ease8en Die
tpiIbsn 2anbs unb @oIbpbseI elm 8uteS.
9as SIeiI& bon Turfeps 1T iebr nabr'
BAIT unb aud Seiune. nsber ben
@ertb bon SiT9en berri4en unter ben
@er,teu pieIe @iOsriprias. Das
SIeii& Der 5IuBfide 1T Sart une lei4t
SsrSauIi6. @er serne Slide iBt, oem
befomnen bieIeIben AUDI meiitenS gut,
tuenn mGbis senOHen. SesEi9e itno
Ttpaden Magen nidt bienIIb, obtpobl
lie tpoblIdmedenber iinb aIs SluBfl9e.
9Iuitern iinb Iei6t rerbauIi4. 9tobe
9luitern betommen ni6t allen Dteni4en
aIeif out. 8rebIe, neil i6per ber'
SauIib, tperben nur BON stnein gtIten
Olasen bsrtrasen. (9ibtSbOte)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
6efbdftssNm5ei8er.

Blumemse 3drtner.
8. 9. Mr@Iintpd, Sare. unb @rd-
bfri9miiduns, 3f4 u 9BalbinstOn ape. uHt
am @insans Oss dorsif 5ia 8risObOfss.
Sudb' unS aeeiscn, sDruder.
8reb. @aeneL Drudnrbeit jsbtr art,
in tnelilGer uub peutf6sr Spradt, ST 9ada-
puuup Apenuf, eseeniibn bem Bottom 9tert.
Gisarrsn'5 5abritant.
u. Mpt6 6m an II, bic bsIisbtrn ,,gtlfonlp"
unb ,,8is Sing" @iearrsn ole Sorten 1a-
BAT unb 8au&srartifsI, SCI 2adapaHna apt.
@rUesriss unb prppifonsn.
8e@tplb, Sranbow 81 6 o., Grad.
foIser BON SsatIs s. Ststu), tt6 penn aUt.
S6IGger uub 3eaL "a eadamaun0
Aps.. bas beriibmte Wbite SpUnse MsbI.
8rtb. s. WibmaysL DsliFateHtn
$50 9addmanna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Saubbeit Fam ni6t sebeilt iper

ben burG locale MppIieatipnen, neil fe ben
franfen She'll bsS Sbres ntbt srrrihen fSn-
nen. Is sisbt nur fintn Wes, bic Saubbtit
~ furiren unb bsr IN bur1 fpnffimtionsllf
SeitmitteI. Gaubbeit pirb bur@ einsn ent.
3iinbsten !3ufanb Der fGIttmigtn Nusfltibuns
bsr Guita&il&tn HSbre strurIa1t. Wtnn
bitie &Sbrt f1 snt3iinbet, babt ibr rinen rum.
pelnben Son pbtr unnpafpmmenes @tbSr ;
unb penn fs gang sei&lpfsn III, trfolst Eaubs
belt, une wenn bic Gutlanbuns ui6t etbcbrn
unb bteGe RTbre tpieber In tbren gebSrigen 3u-
ifanb SerltBt tprbtn taHn, tpirb bas @tbDr fir
INNER ;erffSrt rerben nsun G6le unter jsbu
linb bur6 8atarrb peririaRt, pelGr ni6ts ale
Gin entaanbstsr 3ufaub bsr f&Isimiesn Sbn-
aa&tn iif.
gBir pollsu sinbunbert DolIars fir ieben
(burG 8atarrb urrurla&teu) Gal BON Tautbsii
asben ben mir uitt burG 9innsbmtn bon
paa's 8atarrb Sur btiIen tDunen. 9abt GuG
umlcnf Girfulare fpmmsu.
8. s. Gbenep Co.. SOIsbp, 8.
gerFauft BON AputbsFern, rs Gts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

8ei brennen6er SOnne uno srcBer
SiBe fOIIte man aub nidt ben fIeiuiten
9Iuseans obHe cine Ieihte uno am beiteu
belle 8opfbebeduns MAIDEN. Jli4t mr
in Der Witte oeS Spmmers, ionoern
au9 iAon in oieiem uno benz fommens
ben Wonate lit 8oyii6t su eebrau1en,
um benz fog. SUnnsniti6 su sntssben.
Sas isbt 70 mOberne sdnsIide @bi4ees
rem bss 8OpIbaureS 1T tpiberIinnis eS
beraubt ben 8Opf ieines natiirIihen
S6uses sesen Sibe uno GrtdItuns unO
berIsbt nebenbei aud nod Oas S66ns
beits8efiibI Der meiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Gin nsues SsiImitteI sesen 0abeumu.

Gin neues SeiImitteI sesen 8beumas
tismus bebauptet Or. 6erteI sefllnben
su baben. Phenocollum hpdrochlori-
cum, 70 beibt Sas neue MtitteI, 1T Elm
peiBes guIper upb IteQt, in @a6er
SeI6it, cine tpaHerfIare SIdiiisfeit bon
SaI3bitterem @ei9mad bar. SSraeno
tpeI6e Stbrunssn ieitens bes SersenS,
Der 2uneen unb Der 8eroauunesoraane
iinb bisber niAt beObadtet pproen,
Ielbit BEL tdsIid fortseiestem @ebrau6
bon 5 @ramm beS Wtittets. gbenIps
tpenis bat iib Elm beionberer @tnflub
auf Die Niense unb 9Irt Der S9peiBab.
iOnberung erfennen Iafen. Our 95rdfs
un9 auf bic Observation-Disclosures
gisenIdaft beS MitteIs ipurben Ybtbis
iifer NIT ipeit borsei6rittener @rfranta
uns unb unreseImdBieem beftil6sn
Sieber eetpdblt. Ntit 5 Gramm iiber
ben Sag bertbeiIt, seIinst es ab unb su,
fait p6aiae @ntfeberuns berbeiSufiibs
rem +; rur i6ien eS, als OBJ bic @irfune
BEL ben boben neutrality-suspicious. cine
tpeniser CUTE unO suberIdfise isi, aIa
Bel ben bbbersn TaseStemperaturen
Sci i6iperem, ufuten GelenfrbeumatiS'
mus. gum SbeiI NIT i9peren gta9.
franfbeiten, bat bas NlitteI, na6oem
bic sep6bnIi9 auf Der 8Iinit anseipen'
oeten 9lntippretica, fpie glntipprin, Ma
trium, salicylicum, Rbsnacetin, @lnti.
febrin, beriast batten, in TaseSsaber
bon 5 @ramm eiaen suien ginfluB au
bic fdmersbaften @elenferfranfunSer
sebabt bat. 8neifsGos perSen 8er'
iu9e, in srObem NaBitabe fOrtseiebt
iiber ben Wertb oeS neueu Ssilmitteli
eenaue @rfabruneen Iiefsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16

Verkauft Won Apeaheksrn, oder aegen EahIEza
etngosandt mach EmpfAng des Werthes
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE 90
Cor. William and John Sis, h, Y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-16
Teneralarm GtatiDmem.


Rc. 4affu. ecIaIitGt
10 0sfun NhbIs.
10 elif @srit.
IA 9adapanna Mpt. unb Sitbsnie Straes.
is eadapanna sIpf. unb SCRANTON paus.
t6 Didlpn Nanufaeturing 90.
IL {. 8. & 6. 60. StabI @srfe.
f8 &. s. & g. 20. aIte RpIl MhbIs.
81 SefTerlpn unb 2adapanna Apsnnss.
% @ppmina Mptnue unb Spruce 9iraee,
% 9inbsn StraBt unb Granflin Mpenue.
24 @afbingtpn Aps. uub RuIberrp @tra6t.
25 Dive Stra6f unb abams Aptnut.
26 9adapanna unb aBalbineiun Mptnuss.
27 WuIbtrrp Strabt unb Wabifpn Nptnut.
% Seiferion Mptnus unb @ibIpn Stra6s.
81 Clay Arenue nnb 0ine Stra6e.
81 &appuit Aptnuf unb pbtlps Stra6t.
80 prppibeuft Roab uHb Carbon Stra6t.
81 qadapanna une Nerb Drain Mprnuss.
35 SadIpn Strabe unb Wain Mpsnut.
80 SadIpn StraBe unh yineoln Mptnut.
81 Grerttt Nptnur unb Sadlpn Straee.
SO @drGieIb Npenuf unb 9afapttte Strd6t.
al Waibingtpn Mpe. unb pidpry Sra6e
AZ Dritts unb 8tlcps Strabe.
43 oiinftf Npenue unb 6iinftt StraBe.
IA SerantUn unb Sitbsntt Sraeen.
Is Stpptrs padine Co.. pine 8rouf.
A6 Stpns Mpsnus uub StmIpd StraBs.
AZ ptitstOn Mpenuf une gBillun Straee.
as prpspett Mprnut unb 8tth Stra6s,
ST Gsear Mptnus unb Albr Giraffe.
So prcspeet Mpsuus unb 8ipn @tra6s.
SO Gebar Mpfnue unb Gin Stra6e.
81 Waibinstou apt. unb WapIt Sraes.
55 @tbar aptnue unb pear StTaBr.
Sc SCRANTON Stabl @trff.
81 SpttIanb StraBt uub BROMLEY Npt.
90 Glib Matn 9gpe. uHe pamptpn Sha6s.
63 Sib Abtt une pamptpn Strabt.
Ga WaIbin9tpn Mpf. unb Stem yorf StraBt.
IS NariOn SIaBr unb GapOuir Apeuut.
&c .. q 3. Rreu5une unb @rttn Ribst ct.
II DidIpn Aptnue unb Sf Rarftt Straet
~ Court StraBt une DIAMOND Mptnue.
73 prppibrnct Roab unb Nprb Drain apt.
"a MarFtt StraBt uHb 9prt Wlain Apt.
rs 1orb Wain AptHur unb parftr Straes.
81 8rid unb Saf StraBfn.
SO Bloom unb Warftt StraBtn.
SO Srpins Mptnut unb aIb StTaBt.
1913 .. z. & gD. 0radbt paue.
t2l @sIf Warlrt unb @iHUna StTabsn
2f3 d. Z. & gB. RaTTen BeTfffdtten.
s21 .. {. q @. WalHintu @rrfr.
gBts mtTtptrb.
stommt btr alarm BON ssaiatH IA, 70 Birs
'is 8IVdt juuf G ms lGIaesn, bann pauf.
tn unb bifrauf itrm anIhlagen, rsm~
i'd: I-IIII, bas 6eusr In bsr Rdbt pon Sta-
ten IA anlfigeub. 9fbsr MIarm piTb brdmaI
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they are put in their places in the tool
house; but we need not go to this
trouble every night. In the winter,
wagons are put on barn floor of main
barn, which leaves space in No. for
sleigh and carriage.
B. is the barn. Notice position Of
horse stable CID with reference to tool
house Fright handy by for hitching up
or unhitching. The letter stands for
door all through. Notice outside en-
trance to covered yard. We can drive
in one way say through the space at 6,
in tool house, and unhitch, and then
hitch on in the morning and go right
around out the other doors, with wagon
or binder or any tool Or we can come
in the other way and go out through
tool house. Again we can GO through
stable in main barn. Over all the
spaces in tool house except we have
floor. so as to use room above for
storing odds and ends. Over tools the
floor is about feet high; over carriage
space, little higher. The dotted lines
simply show position Of posts. There
are no partitions, of course, in tool
house. The tool house is 22x56 feet
As used in connection with other build
ings it just suits us. We could suggest
no changes for the better. 1t is as snug,
with as little waste room, and as con-
venient as we could make it. With
thousand dollars worth of implements
to care for, it phys, and SO does the
covered yard, as a temporary shelter
for tools, say nothing about the saving
of manure.
We were unable to build all at once,
but had the plan laid out and got it
completed as soon as possible. The
tool house was first built and nicely
finished, at total cost, including all
lumb labor, etc, of $500. Then the
main barn and part of covered yard
followed in two or three years, at
cost of about 81 400. Then last year we
finished up yard to our entire satisfac-
ton at a further cost of nearly $500.
We might build the tool house slightly
different for use alone or if differently
situated in regard to other buildings.
Friend Tabor can figure this out for his
circumstances. We have the space at
No. 6, II feet wide, which is room
enough for driving in three horses
abreast and unhitching them.
The grading in front of tool house,
however, is very carefully done. The
space is graveled and only just full
enough to turn the water off with
caves trough to help, SO one man can
readily draw in wagon or most any
tool. The floor is of earth, of course,
the door posts resting on stones sunk
in the earth. There is tight under
piuning under the other three sides.
The covered yard is in the southeast
corner. 1t is planlSed up T feet high on
the outside, and then open feet. thus
giving stock pure air and sunshine with
out exposure to rain or mud. The
buildings protect it from north and
west. There is water there, OF course,
as we'll as comfort for man and beast
(no more muddy and two or three prof
its besides.-T. B. Terry, in Ohio
Farmer.
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AGRICULTURAL HINTS,
HANDY TOOL HOUSE.
Mr. Terry Describes the One in Use
His Ohio Farm.

Mr. Terry Describes the One in Use on
His Ohio Farm.
/ am entirely satisfied with our tool
house, when taken in connection with
the other buildings. 1t just suits us.
In order to make this plain, a rough
ground plan of buildings is given,
which is not drawn in exact proportion,
as am away from home and have no
tools. There are six pairs of doors in
front of the Toulouse. The entire
front is doors, except the posts. They
are hung to the posts by hinges. They
could not we'll slide. l would not have
them slide if could. Put posts down
for end doors to swing against, if you
wish. The first four pairs of doors to
the left, marked l, 2, 3, and 4, give en-
trance to the part where we store tools.
These doors are made of a width just
right for tools to be put in. For exam
pie, the second pair (2) are feet wide,
and we store in these the manure
spreader, roller and grain drill, which
are all of about that width. No. is
used for the carriage, or we can put in
two, by backing one in and running the
other in thills first. No. is a gang
way through to the shed or covered
yard. We can leave wagon in there,
or two side by side. But we usually
leave wagons in the covered yard (C) in
summer, as we do other tools which we
may be using. They are put in the
covered yard at nights. When we are
through with them for the time being
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-02
A MOON FLOWER.
II Is Sensitive to Every Change of the
Lunar Orb and Is Very Beautiful.

II Is Sensitive to Every Change of the
Lunar Orb and Is Very Beautiful
Mr.. Arnold Brinkworth, who owns,
perhaps, the finest private botanical
collection in the country. and whose
greenhouses near Mount Sterling. Ky,
are filled with the rarest and most deli
cate plants of all nations, is exhibiting
with much pride specimen of the
Fleur de Lune. the existence of which
has often been doubted, but which
was sent Mr.. Brinkworth few months
ago by a friend residing near Obydos,
Brazil.
1t was obtained for him from an In
dian, who found it growing in swamp
in the depths of the Amazonian forests,
and is the only specimen which has ever
reached this country alive. Those who
have been favored by glimpse of the
curiosity say it is delicate, tenacious
vine, covered with small, glossy leaves
of bright and very tender green.
climbing to a height of four or five feet,
bearing here and there a milk white
blossom of a disk like shape.
When the moon is at its first quarter
n distinct shadow or stain of a deep yell
low. which seems rather in than out of
the flower and corresponding to the
shape of the moon, makes its appear
ance on this disk, and grows as the
planet does. until, when at its full Size
the yellow stain covers the entire flow
err. As the moon begins to wane again
this retreats in the same ratio, and
finally disappears altogether, to return
once more as the new moon is seen to
come back.
When the planet sets the flower closes
,nd does not unfold until the moon
rises on the following night. 1t pur-
sues this course month after month
whether placed in the open air or kept
in a dollhouse. though under the latter
circumstances the yellow tint is much
paler and more undecided while the
white surface takes on dingy, I'M
healthy tinge. The plant subsits al
most entirely on air, its roots being
barely covered with little moist gray
eI-N y. Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-04-02
Facial Expression.

A mans occupation has great deal
to do with making his facial expression
Studies or scholarly professions, intel
lectual pursuits, when coupled win
moral habits, brighten the face and give
superior look. An unseltish nature,
or love of study or arts, will make
bright, pleasant face; but, on the con-
trary, man may have face that does
not please any one, because OF pure
selfshness. 1t may be noticed that sol
diers get hard, severe look; laborers
look tired; reporters look inquisitive:
mathematicians look studious; judges
look grave, and a man whose home LIE
is unhappy looks all broken up. The
business often makes the face. How
often we think this man is a butcher.
this one a lawyer, that one minister,
the other a doctor, and so on. 1t is
seldom we are mistaken, for the calling
shows through the faces. And who fails
to recognize the genuine farmer the
minute one sets ewes on HMM. \.
Ledger.