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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

briust msbr MeufGen In bic @rubt, ale aHss>
mein augtnpmmen pirb. 9iamrntlih n bits
bdufg ber Taa bfi jarten Obsr fhp6@li&en
GpnfitutipnfH, unb uutfr unferen &inipau-
bnerH, pelGe neue 9fimf6tten In lclttn
Ibeiien bes @tfens fnGen, In irsIhen su &C.
pilIen SabrfssettfH Malaria unb tvpb6lss Sic
ber bGufig auftreten. Die bette gprberfitune
fir einfn WfhisI bes Stltmas, bee 9Balitrs
obn bfr DiGt, tpflGt BET ttntr 8trGnberuns
beS @pbnrrts oft iinpermetbliG iinb, IN pp-
ltettsr's WaesnbittsTs, tpsIHss niHt nur bas
@pffm gfgen Malaria, bic GinafRe ptr1nbtr-
liber Sempfratur, Der GeuGtisftit unb bic
fhp6henben gBirfunsen trcpi(hfr Sibe ftftet,
icnbern aud bas bette RitteI sseen Sdrtltibis.
ftit Dpspspfe, eebtrItibsn unb dbnlide Stini-
fu6uneen ID, peI9e bem auspanberer BEN
@fi1dftsreiienben, BEN Seemann unb BEN In
trppii&em 9Iima iiG auftaIttnbtn Sourifsu
broben. Sir Seefabrer, 8ergIeute unb Ader-
bauer In nfu btfisbfltfn @teenben bat 90 fG
als ipirflamfte S&uBptbr se9en ale ibre Sc
lunbbrit btbrcbenbtn @tfabren srpisitn, nit
aus sabacitn tiss bsiGsinissnbsH 3susnilIsu
bsrppr sebt.
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Giaenirani.Giebe Grturfiom.

1lnferm Seri6t in letter glummer
bs. 81. iiber bic am nd9fen Montas
Itattfinbenbe Sdngerfabrt mad Sarbietp
baben mir nod gla9itebenbes bin3u3u'
fiieen:
Nad6em am Montas Wiorsen bic
auStpdrtisen @dite beS 2ieberfran3 uns
ter 8IGneen Der Wuiif mad benz 8abns
bUf absebUIt iinb, tpirb ii& ber @rcur'
iions3ug punft 7 llbr 45 Win. am 8.
8. & SO. Depot in 8eipesuns feben.
9laem InI1eine mad tpirb bic 3abl
ber Au81isIer ale bieSbeadsliden gr'
ipartungen tpeit in ben S1atten iteqen.
glidt nur ALE Deutiden Scranton'S,
fonbern bieIe Imerifaner, beren sSntes
reRe fir bic fiinitleriiden un6 eeie!lisen
8eranitaItilnsen unb 2eiitunSen bes
2ieberfran3 10 bebeutenb eeitieeen 1T,
iuerben an bem biesidbrieen glusfIue
tbeiInebmen. An Sang unb &Iano
febIt es ia Bel elmer SGngerfabrt bes
fanntIib ME, unb 70 barf Elm Seber in
ber 8orausiebuns, iid bortreffli9 su
amdiiren, am 4usfIuSe tbeilnebmen.
9la6bem baS eigentIi6e Bicnie in
Sarpieip feinen Nbi9IuB sefunben, unb
bic grcuriioniiten um 8 1lbr 80 Wiin.
Gbenbs tpieber in scranton einSetroffen
fein iperben, itebt ibnen fir ben Reit
beS GbenbS nod Elm Sereniisen beions
berer Nrt bebpr. Serr @onrab S9r6s
Der, Der 9rdfbent 6eS 2ieberfrana Der
aIs folder fir bas @ebeiben bes 8ers
ems in ieber 8eiie ioret, unb aud iebt
ipieber beItrebt iit, ben 8ereinSe6iten
ibren 4ufentbaIt bier 70 ansenebm tpie
m5eIi6 su MAIDEN, bat 6enielben ieinen
berrIi6en 9arf nebit @obnbauS in lies
bensipiirbiser @eiie sur 8erfisuns ses
fteut, unb 70 tpirb benn Bel i66nem
8etter bas 8icnic bafeIbf, Bis 3ur
&bfabrt Der @dite mad 9teip Oorf, feis
men eIdnaenben gbi6IuB fin6en. gIefs
trii9e Gar8 iperben fir Gins unb &iids
fabrt bereit sebaIten uab @uiif, @e'
fang unb Srpbfnn tpirb bic S6n9ers
brl6er fiir bic Iebten Stunben i'm
S1rbber'I6en Parf bereinisen, Bis UNI
12 11br Ra&tS bic abfdiebSfunbe
i6Idst!
g. g. -Gs iei bier nod ertpdbnt,
baB bet 2ieberfran3 einise quite Bar,
feeper unb gIuftpdrter iu9t. 8u meIs
ben bei George @abI.
gm Sonntas 9ta9mittas 1T rsseIs
mdbise monatIi6e 8eriammIunS, tpo3u
iebe8 WiteIieb in anbetra9t bes SeiteS
erf9einen fpqte. Sonntae glben6 8
llbr lit Sibuns bes Seit GomiteS unb
her Onmenieftinn. Grftheint 9LlIe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
Stabtratb.
Ser Common council taSt

Ser Common Council taSte an
9pnneritas Gbenb.
@opIe feIIte eIei9 anfan8S cine 9Inr
aabI glntraBe aur 8efreiunS bon Steuerr
uub 2benseebdbren.
Ser Miapor empfabI bic Reparatul
Der Barrier StraBe Bride, tpeI6e mil
aerineen &oten 70 in Stanb eeiebt
iperben fam, bab iie nod mebrert
Sabre bdIt.
Cine anbere 9uidrift empFebIt, eer
fffbt auf Elm @uta9ten beS Stabtan'
tpaItes, baB bas bon einem Manne mas
mems Mppre seeen bic Stabt erIansts
Subsment fir 1855 be3abIt tperbe, in'
6em Der Mann &oiten uno SntereHer
i'm 8etraee bon ettpa 5000 abtperfer
tpiu.
Gine 8uIdrift bon 8inebamtUn eine
elm, in tpeI6er Der bOrtise Stabtf1rei'
ber meIbet, baB cine GnsabI Stabtbe'
amten un6 8eprdIentanten bon 8inss
bamtpn am Wlpntae bier eintrefen
tpiirben. 8eI9Iofen irurbe, Die Serren
eeblbrsnb su empfaneen.
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Npn NeterRbnrd.


= Srau SOiepb Sell ii auf ber
8ranfenIiite.
= gnbIi9 tpirb aud bic 8aiIerIeits
ung auf benz 8er9e babier geIeet unb
bann aud nit bem Seiper grnit ses
madt.
= Die Sbantp nabe Der grie & @.
9. 8abn, tpelbe bisIans etipa 40 Stas
Iienern gum 9lufentbaIt biente, bic gum
@reueI Der Na9barn bieIerIei llnfus
anridteten, brannte Niontas 9lbenb
nieber. Soft iei 9anf
- S6on Iange baben bic 8eippbner
beS pberen Tbeiles BON 8eterSburs unb
aud an fonitiSen bod 9eIesenen Srten
&laee iiber uneeniigenben Maherbors
ratb ssfiibrt. Sie scranton @as unb
@aKer @ompanie lit iebt in 8esriff,
oberbalb SO. z Elm &eferboir su bauen,
aus tpelaem baS WaHer bic b69iten
Bunfte ber 10. Warb unb bon Spbe
Parf erreidt.
= SeuerIdrm i6redte um 1885
Samitas WlOrsen bic bieiisen 8epobs
ner aus ibrer 9tube unb es mar bas
Saus bon SameS 8. O'8rien, 937
&ibse Strabe, tpeIdeS brannte; es
mar elm stpeiit6diseS @ebdube unb biz
gnitrensInsen Der &eIief gompanie
fonnten nrlr tuenis babon retten. Sie
Sausserdtbe i'm oberen Stodtperfs ber'
brannten, bon ben I'M unteren Stod'
tperfe befinbIiden fOnnte man bieIeS
retten.
8efeIt baS ,,8o6enbIatt"- t"-ei
entbaIt ale 9ia9ri6ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

= Der felt ftinf Sabren mtbdtise
Sdadt go. 4 Der genni. 8obIen So.
1T iuiecer in 8etricb ssiebt tuorben.
= Sin Seuer brad INN 3 ubr sreis
tag 9iadm. in Der S6suer bon 6.
9cnneIIp aus unb elm GROCER 9orratb
bnn Seu, Strob unb 6uttsr bsrbrannte,
sbe cs Der 5euertpebr geIana bic SIams
men gu bdmpfen.
-Srib geib bon SamptOipn sne
am 9Onunerfas auf hem o. & $. @es
leife Bel gatesuiIIe unb trat pl6bIi6
9erabe Dor eiuem binter ibm beranfoms
menben 3use auf bas %. S. 6. 8abns
eeIeiie; einen Wpment fpdter tpar6 er
iiberfubren unb fur9tbar berItilmmsIt.
Der 8erunSIiidte iuar SO SABRE alt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
MuS benz pberen Ebale.

- Cine srieGii&sfatboIif9e 8irde
ipirb in WlapfisIb sebaut.
= @bparb Wlcanbreips erIas am
Wlitttpo4 Norsen i'm SofpitaI ben
0erlebaneen, bic er am Gage subor bel
Sermpn burd ben 8uiammenitoB NIT
elmer 2otomotibe erIitten.
CNr&baIb GurrtIppnbent.)
: 9ie Mr4baIb @aKer So. repas
rirt ibren Damn an 2aureI Stun @reef.
: Sones, Simpion & So. baben Der
S6lau9 @ompanie ibr 4utidenbaus
auf bic Douer bon Is Sabren 3ur 8es
nusuns offerirt unb bas Snnere tpirb
ipfort bdbi9 einseridtet.
= Ser 8esenftirm am Sreitae
4benb bat bier bielfa1en S&a6en burG
Strabenaustpaidunsen lleberIdnems
mun9en bon RelIern u. (. ip. anaerihtet
uno aud cine Strede Der Ontario 8abn
unterminirt.
(GarbonbaIe Gprrtlpsnbsns.)
= Serr unb Srau @arI Sdrbber
unb 8inber iinb bieie @o9e in Soness
bale auf 8eIud.
-Srau Steinbrs1er 1T mad Soreit
@itp umee3oeen uob bietet ibr @obn.
bauS gum 8ertaufe aus.
= 8aumeifer Sobn SanIen bat ben
@ontratt fir bic SoIsarbeit an bem
neuen SoipitaI erbaIten unb bamit bes
reitS beepnnen.
= NuBerbaIb Der Stabterense, nabe
ben @erfen bon SimpIon & @atfins,
brannten sreitas Gbenb 9 1lbr stpei
@ebGube nie6er unb Elm britteS purbe
bei4abiSt.
-Serr u. RommeImeper unb SRI,
5rieberifa Wtauer ipurben am Sams
flag in SCRANTON setraut uno ibnen an
Dfontae i'm Sauie ber sSrau s. gitel
oabier elm gmpfans bereitet.
| Die 8steranen SonoIb unb III.
mer, ni1t au bereeHen bas gfGIsei
2inb Seio, iinc itet8 auf ibren 8oter
in Der Ban Bergen @ieBerei au finber
unb tpifen benz 2eben bic ansenebm'
Seite ab3usepinnen.
= Gin biefiser iunser 8ddermeiiter
Better zines rentabIen @efd6ftes, se'
benft baIbi8lt in ben @bebafen elm
3ufabren, uno cine iunse Dame aus bei
,,eIettriI1en Stabt" mag ii6 einittpei'
len baS So&aeitsfIeib ndben Iafien.
- S&mer, bieIIei&t t6btIi6 berIebt
ipurbe am WOntas Wti9aeI Dousbertp
8ormann am &epftsne &obIentperf, in.
benz cine S9nele ibn am &opfe traf
bic elm Sunse bon elmer TreitIins beraE
tparf.
-9ie garbonbaIer riiiten ii6 mi
2inb unb 2eseI 3ur Tbeilnabme an be,
beuti9en @rcuriion na6 Sarbietp am 8
Nueuf, uno ipenn ni6t aQe gln3ei6er
triieen, tpiro bic @ermania in corpore
mitma4en.
-Serr S. .. Ban Bergen bat ipe.
gen anbaItenbsr 8rdnfIi6feit iein 2Im
aIs SoipitaI Sireftor nieberselest uni
SameS Stott fiilt iebt bic 8afan3
ipGbrenb 6. 81. Manbiae an Stele Iei,
nes rerforbenen 8aterS in bic 8ertpaI'
tunssbebDrbe eintrat.
-Sn Der &ranb'iden 8rauerei IL
sS ieberseit Iebbaft unb man lit se'
n6tbist, bic 8rObuftionSfabisfeit auI
bas AeuBerfe an3uipornen, um ben
8eitelunsen entipre9en au fDnnen
Die Manassr Der ,,Sternenpirtb'
| i4aft" iinb 3upOrfommenbe 2eute.
-gs tpir6 faum Elm Stdbt1en In
Der @elt bon Der @rbBe bon @arbon.
bale 8eben, baS feline beutf6e @irtb,
i9aft BAT, aber bier lit bieS tbatid6lid
Der Sal, na@bem Sobn WfobrS in bai
@roceriesei&dft sesansen 1T, uno 8or
Bed oIs 8entier auf ieinen 2Orbeerer
auSrubt.
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6efbdfts.Mnjei8er.

8Iumen'Gdrtnsr.
z. 3. RcGItutpd, Sars. unb @rd.
bsrf&miiduns, 314 q. @albiustOn apt. unb
am Gtusaus bss Gursif pin l}rtsbBOfss.
Bud' une Heeieen,'Druder.
Greb. @aeneJ Drufarbeit itber Grt,
In tnslil9er unb btutI6tr Spra6t, 51i eafa-
puuup apsnus, ssssniibr BEN Bottom Sturr.
GisarreH'5abrita
u. RptGmarn,bie II, bic btlitbtsn ,,alfpnlO"
unb Big Rtns" Gisarren ale Scrtsn Sa-
baf unb Rau&erariife, 5Gt Sadapanna aps.
Groceries une prOuifIonsn.
8e&tptb, Brandon s. Co., Grad.
fOIssr BON 8sabIe & StsslD, tt6 penn apr.
9&IGger seal "a eadapanua
Mpe., bas btrubmts 0bite Sppnss RtbI.
Grsb. 8. @ibmaysJ Dsltfatsftn,
$50 eadapanna GOsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
gSabI 9yrDflamatipm.
sln bic @abIr Der II. @arb Der @tat

aIn bic BGbIn bsr IL. @arb Der Stabi
SCRANTON. 4
BUR RaGrt&t, baB eins SpsjiaIpabl
In Der II. gBnrb Der Stabt SCRANTON an BEN
sep6bnIihen SttmmplaBe Der btlagttn @art
absebalten pirb am 6reitae, ben 81. Sui
1891, um cine YtrGcn fir bds Mmt bts GOm-
mon Councils ~ srpGblen sur SsfsBuns bsI
8afanl wtlGe burG bic &efsnaticn SCr
gBtltam &. @pnnea fntlfanben 1T.
@rgsben uEter nieintr Sanb unb BEN Stt'
gel Der Stabt Sranton bifIen t6ten Sag In
Suli 1891. Spbn 3. 6ellpws,
2 Wappr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30

Glmburif. .-Seit Der @riinbuns bon
gImburit finb II, 900 8dume bort auss
seiebt iuorben.-9ie bieiisen S9uIeu
iperben in 3ufunft adt WtOnate unter'
ridten, anitatt ieds.-@ineS Der bib.
f6sitsn anipeien babier ift GERM Sass
par Sennp'S 80 4fer 2anbsut, tpeI&eS
i'm beiten 3uitanbe Der Cultivation 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
SunmOre.

- Sraneesco @ittatini ipurbe an,
WlitttpO9 auf bic MnfIdsen, bertorsene
@aHen setrasen un6 nit einem 8ebols
ber auf 9bilomena 0lorello se3ielt ai
baben, benz 9efansniB tberipieien. Ser
4nseflaste lit Elm 8ruber beS i'm boris
gen Mai bon Sranf @ranSinetti set6O'
teten Sobn Gittatini.
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@ert6bOlles Gigentbuul
III t,erfanfeit,

~ USLAuNISut
btr SinterIaHenf&aft Der psrf. Gatbarins
S&abt ausebSrsnb. DaRsIbs bsftbt aus
ben fcIsenbfn StrtGeH;
eOts an NariUnfra6s Sipii&sn @yCmins
unb @albinstun, 40 BET 1852 t5ub 3ur glsY.
Cot an MaricnffrnBe, 80 BEL 1852 8ub.
Got an @YOmins aSe., 40 bel 2O2 6ub.
7apts an abams aps, isbe 40 bel 1852 6u6
Die @sbnbauisr NO. 1409 unS 14t1 San.
bsricn aptuue, tn sutsm 3uiianbs, nit ectf
is 46 bel 232 5ue.
Saus unb Got go. 4f0 SIiSeFrabs, ,tpii&sr
WyOmias unb gBaibinstOn.
Obisss GissHtbum tpirb untsr sHnifi8sn BE
biHsuussn ssrfauft bon
gbas. SrOpp, grsfutpr
dis n. Wafbinston Nps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
8arurlna.

Sd parne biermit Stbermann, bic BON mir
btr Grau 8attt WOlf stliebene Stub ~ faufen,
ba Id mein GissntbumsrtGt esltsno MAIDEN
tpsrhe. Maria Npf.
Wetereburg, 20. Suli 1873
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Sipei SGmfer

su ssrfaufsn. Tas cine an euFe Strabs, In
2ittIs GneIanb bas anbre an paul Strabe,
In pstersburs: Rdbsres bel albrwann But
tfrmann, 10. Warb. 30,ba
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S0mb's SOtel,
Gonrab Saub,-... ........ .Gigentbimer
81 unb 63 q. Main StraBe,
3ittston, ga.

0ieies unter Der 9eituns Oes perm Bm.
8edtolb su 70 srobem Rufe 9eIanste Saitbaus
tuiro aud ferner oas Sauptquartier Der Seut.
fden bon Seranton uno llm9sgeno iein uno
Der sBi9e 8efber fid bfitreben, ourd ;uuor.
femmen0e Beoienung, bef: 9strdnte. fdmad.
bafte Speiien uno reinIide Setten aIIe Sun.
ben jufrieben gu fteIIeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
SSeraeft mi6t,

oab man isberssit bic beften 8ortbeile beim
Saufe BON Saf6en. unb @anbubren, S6mud'
faben, Silberiuaaren ,e. bel
Tree m an
erbaIten farm. Sin srober uno eIegonter Dor.
raib Der neuefen Muiter. auf Die iolioeite Art
bertertigt. fortpdbreno porrdtbi9; ale per'
fauften artiteI iueroen garantirt.
6eparaturen an llbren nno Suiue'
len ipirb ipe3ieae aufmerfiamtsit geihenft. .
Sc mirb i'm Gei6dft bent 1
8efprodeu.
q. U. freeman,
8I5ler BIod, Gde 9enn abe. uno Sprueeftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-30
Sur Sie beften &aareR 81 ben
allerbtatgfen HrtiIeH.

Sep. 242 a6ams 0Goemne.
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9eutf@e 8riefIife.
9uIidna GnaeIsn, ROlt @aesr,
Wary 5Urf, Or. SaIi. SuHB,
Mnuir NfiaeT, .SpbH Wftufr,
Samud @Hbfun.
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gneea sdimpff,
9Sr0ftifcber t1brtitacber,
317 2aGatuanna Npenue.

Sat fteis einen bibfden gcrratb bon BanO'
uu6 Saidenubren. ub;enfetteu, Buisnnaoel'l,
Rinaeu, @eidmeioe berfhieoener art u. J. No.
uno bebient 9unoen reel uno pilnttltG.
gleparatiren on @anb. nuo Saidenubren,
9efdmeioe eoer art uno ale in mein DAD
einIdIaasnben 8erridtungen.
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SOtaI, sinf&Iiselid @eIb ssIirbsn
BON Der hritttn giat. 8anf. ,7t465
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6inam5 Sericbt beS Scram'
ton ScbnI=OiffriftS

fir bns am 30. Stunt 1891 snbsnss 9abr.
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Bon ber britten Ratir~
nal 8anf fir Bau-
,mede oeleibert & 1928 az
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01
The First Camera.

The camera was invented by an
HaIian named Baptista Porta- though
Il was not at first used for photograph
ing. It was in reality merely a dark
into which the light was admit
ted through a little round hole in one
SIDE. The rays Of light coming from
objects outside of this room entered II
through this aperture, and made a
picture on the other side Of the room
glowing in all the beauty and color Of
nature itself, but rather indistinct and
upside down.
This dark room was contrived by
Porta about the middle Of the Sixteenth
century. He improved IL later by
placing a glass lens in the aperture,
and outside a mirror which received
the rays Of light and reflected them
through the lens 50 that the image
upon the opposite wall within was
made much brighter, more distinct and
IN a natural or erect position. This
w7s really the first camera obscura- an
invention which Is enjoyed 70 the pres
ent day. being situated often upon a
hilltop, where a picturesque country
surrounding may be reflected through
lens, which is placed in the center oi
the cOnical roof.
Now our modern Photographic cam.
era is merely a small camera obscura IL
its simplest form, carrying a lens at one
end and a ground glass screen at th'
other. II il. however, often much
more complicated in It's construction
W. l. 1. Adams in Christian Union
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01
About Teaching Reading.

Mr.. Ballet, superintendent Of schools,
Ia an address before the board Of trade
said: Reading has been taught in
Springfield for many years by what is
called the word method, but it seems
this fact had not been universally
known until recently. No primary
teacher Of any standing in the country
would teach a child the alphabet be
fore be can read. No educator Of any
standing in America OF Europe would
advocate IT, The only question among
educators is whether it is more natural
for the child to learn words first or e
tire sentenced On this there is a diff
ference Of opinion at present, but the
sentence method seems to be growing
IN favor. "-Springfield Mass Home
stead.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01
SKIN eRAFTlNe IS PAINFUL
~ II . Nerve Trying Operation for IN
Man n Loses the Cutiele.

~ Il . Nerve Trying Operation for the
Man v. no Loses the Cuticle.
ssThe story Of the Chicago knights
Templar who barred their arms to the
surgeon knife that the life Of a brother
knight might be saved through skin
Eafting is an interesting one" said a
rentleman the other morning, but it
= doubly interesting 70 one who has
passed through the ordeal According
20 accounts the skin was removed from
the arms of tie Chicago knights by the
aid of a razor. IL was not so in my
case. The surgeon on that occasion
used a pair Of scissors.
About four years ago an intimate
friend Of mine was burned by an explo-
sion in a steel mill. The wounds were
not dangerous. but owing 10 their pc
cnliar nature healed very slowly. He
frefted under the necessary confine-
ment in his room, and n day the
Jhysician. a recent graduate, and like
wise a friend, remarked that the patient
could be greatly benefited by skin graft
ing. Another young man who hap
pened TO be present and ! volunteered
10 make the sacrifice. An appointment
for the next day was made. and was
kept by the physician and me alone.
Il looked upon the affair as in the
nature Of a joke at first, but it soon be
gan to grow serious. i was under the
impression that a knife would be used,
hut when nv arm VS. barred and ]
saw the young surgeon draw from his
Ease a finely polished pair Of scissors
my flesh began 10 creep. The opera
ton is really a painful m The man
OF instruments took pair Of tweezers,
and. nipping the sk 4 Of my fore arm,
lifted it up Then With his scissors he
cut it of in about -hree motions as de
Hberately as a d goods CLERK would
cut a piece Of n bon. II was a neat
Job, however. Only the cuticle was re
moved The e sh was exposed, but
not cut and, while the veins were
plainly discenible, very little blood
flowed. Two strips Of adhesive plaster
pulled the edges Of the wound-abOut
the size Of a uickel-together. Ny arm
Was sore for a week and the scar re
mains. but there were no other III ef
fects.
The piece Of skin taken from my
arm was cut into probably a dOzeI
smaller pieces and applied 70 the burned
places II aided the healing process
wonderfully kansas City Times
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01
DnncIa. Jerroll.

His c-ountenance was open and bright
and showed nothing Of that satiHcal
bitterness for which he was 50 eminent.
Leigh Hunt, in proposing his health on
one occasion, called him the bitter
Jerrold, with honey under him"
once ventured TO tell him that several
members Of the club were afraid OF
him and his bitter tongue and stunned
conversation with him on that account,
when he said 70 me with great energy,
sidney. 1 have we in my life said
or written a bitter thing Of any one who
did not deserve it."
And I must say that / have frequently
heard him speak Of persons and thing.
in the most courteous and beautiful and
even feeling language-metaphor fol
lowing metaphor, quaint conceits, grace
full images, beautiful ideas and
thoughts, all expressed u n con
tinual flow Of eloquence from a foun
tain inexhaustible. IT. the winter Jer
rold always took a chair close TO the
fireside. where he sat with his cigar, and
whence he issued his witticisms in hi
dry and amusing manner, keeping u
all in a continuous state Of uprOarioui
laughter.-T. Sidney Cooper.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01
A REAL PARIS MADE LADY.

But That Did Not Prevent he Floor
walker from Showing Her the D9or.
'Here, you get out Of this! Don't let
me catch you in this store asain!"
A little feminine shrek followed this
rough salutation.
turned and beheld a beautiful and
fashionably dressed young lady in the
clutches of a tailor made man. He
had torn open a little bundle which she
had Just received from the package
desk. had forced back her money into
her hand, and with considerable rough
ness was hurrying her 10 the door.
The face of the young woman was a
picture. She looked like an angry
queen. Her eyes were half afiame and
half drowned in tears. Her magnit-
cent teeth showed through the reddest
kind Of lips. and her clear complexion
was ike marble touched with the fine
scarlet Of flowers.
/ was tempted to interfere, but hav-
ing heard tales Of kleptOmania and
other strange things in these great ba-
aH. and knowing the man besides 70
be a gentlemanly floor walker-for this
drama was taking place in one Of the
most fashionable stores in the city
withheld my hand
do l know that ladyf' said the floor
walker, with a laugh. Il should say ]
do! She is a very grand lady, indeed.
Ny dear sir, she is one Of tricks Of the
trade.
That ~bewitching lady in Paris made
gown and imported bonnet is a sales
girl in the store of our enterpnsine
peighbor on the next block. She get
81 a week. She came down here dis
guised a. a customer, bought a dozer
/ handkerchiefs as a blind, and proceed
ed 10 price a number Of our goods il
which our enterprising neighbor sus
poets we are ~undeselling him. This i
so as 70 give him a tip how 70 mark hi
goods.
In short, she is a spy, and as we ar
not permitted 70 hang spies in this war
fare Of trade all We can do Is 10 escOr
them 70 the picket lines and let then
go. Now that this young lady ha
been discovered her occupation in thi
particular line Of usefulness j. gone
but our neighbor will have anothe
rugged up in less than no time. Etena
vigilance j. the price Of under selling.
But DO all the big stores keep thes
spies. a. you call them / asked.
Well, said the ungallant floor
walker, with a sly wink and smile
they all Of them do but ourselves. -
New York Herald
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01
4 curiou. Fc..k in a stone.

One Of the strangest lapidarian freaks
that has ever come within the knowl-
edge Of diamond experts is at the Burns
hotel in Kimberly, South Africa The
stone is in shape and size like a pigeons
egg. Of a dark brown color externally,
and ar first sight opaque. II viewed in
a dark place. with candle or other light
50 placed that the rays pass through
the stone before falling On the retina,
however. u sees distinctly the image
Of a man from the waist upward.
Turning the pebble, he sees at another
point a woman's face, partly concealed
by heavy t~resses, and yet, again, on
another portion Of the surface being
applied 20 the eye, a moOnlit cloud
sketch j. clearly d~elineated.
The stone was found In a debris
wash up, and $50 have been refused fOI
il. A Mr.. BergsTna, a debris washer
was the finder Of the remarkable stone.
Jewellers Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-01

Thomas Creamer, An ex-tramp, says:
Il think that tramps N never 80 hap
DIV as when having what they call q
turkey roast IL consists simply Of
this: When they steal a chicken or hen
they carry Il into camp with its neck
well wrung and at once prepare a fire.
The fowl is first well coated with soft
mud and poised on a couple Of sticks
over the fire and allowed 10 dry. In
fact, the bake is not taken down un
I'll the mud has been well burned, afteI
which it is cracked open. The feathen
adhere 20 the mud, leaving the chicken
nicely cooked. The division then fol
lows and no lords ever enjoyed a ban
quet as do they. Turkey roasts' are
most frequent in the spring and fall
simply because fowl are easier to get
Boston Globe.