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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
SUBLIME SELF-ESTEEM,
The English Characteristic Exhibited at 8
 Recent Convention.

The English Characteristic Exhibited at
 Recent Convention.
 The sublime manner in which some Englishmen visiting this country as sume self-importance was ably illus trated at recent medical congress held in Washington. Among those in at tendance were a number of distin- guished physicians from London, and from their high standing in the profes- sion they were shown many honors by their brothers on this side of the water. Their temporary elevation was due to an appreciation of the efforts as bene- factors to humanity and not to their na- tlonallty. One of these savants fell into the hands of two eminent Ameri- can practitioners, who heaped honors upon him to their own amusement On one day of the session the president gave reception to the members of the congress, and Sir John Smythe, NJ. D., as his name might be, attended, accom- panied by his two American friends.
 The line was forming to pass through the east room as the trio came in sight. and just as they arrived the marine band struck up an air, probably Hail, the C6nquering Hero Comes."
 ''Sir John, the band was just wait ing until you came, and it just played the air to welcome you," said one of the Americans, quizzingly.
 Don't you know" Sir John re- piled, ''you Ameri cans do me so much honah. In my own country I'm just wee bit of man." Two physicians near the head of the line gave way to the new arrivals with mock profound bows. Sir John felt highly elated. His friends intro duced him to the president with even a fulsome identification, and in MT. Har- rison's eye was suspicious twinkle as he spoke with great consideration to Sir John.
 The Englishman was in high spirits as he passed from the room, and then the Americans solemnly informed him that the entire reception was given in his honor; that the president had de- sired to meet him, etc., ad nauseam. Sir John returned to England thor oughly convinced of the great impor- tance of Englishmen in the wilds of America, while his little experience at the White House was standing joke in the medical congress. .-Indianapolis Sentinel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
A Very Festive Bird.

Hail to the festive Turkey We are with him, every time. Nuw especially are we with him when he is with us. He is about to be with us, as will also be the )ld weather.
 Be sure to dress warm enough about turkey Thanksgiving time. We can sup ply you with Mems and Boys Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Gloves, Winter Caps, in fact with everything needful f mems and boys winter wear.
 During Thanksgiving week we shall have a special sale of Children's Clothing. Will make a reduction of 20 per cent on all Children's Short Pants Suits, Jour prices on them range from $1,5O to $8. During this week you can have any of them at 20 per cent discount,
 Refer to this advertisement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
Thsx,d All Be on the List.

Oldboy-Say, plumber. you are a very improvident man, leaving those pieces of lead, nuts and screws lying about. They'll surely be lost.
 Leadley-Oh, no; my dear sir, you're mistaken. You'll find 'em all in the bill!-Brooklyn Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
No Tradesman's Scion.

Laura (to visitor)-The Jobsons are in society now, but they are parvenues. They can't get around the fact that their grandfather was in trade
 Tommy Gnopportune small brother) My grandpa was policeman, he was. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
LISTERS, Listers, LISTERS.

A complete line from S5 to $25, in Chinchillas, Friezes and Shetlands. Look at our. Mems $17 black Fritze Listers.
 30 Boys and Children's light colored Shetland Listers will be offered for $6 Children's all Wool Suits for $2 50.
 800 pairs of Children's short Pants for 25 cents
 Reefers, Leather Coats, Beach Jackets, Cardigan Jackets, all at the lowest prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05

BOSTON 2:,9,7:9" a. IT l. .0G *3 45, 4:os pm Re- tnr''-.2 3G q. IT,, 12Oo IT,, 2'lo 11Oo ,. n. PRF1N IDENCE 5:3o, 7:3o m: 100. A'hb n Rtturn-9;1o a. m: t2.15 2:45,4:3o D p,. NEV~ YORK via Brevvsters- soc 6 m; 2lo D ni :, Return g 20 9. m; 4:Oo r. rl. NEW LONDON--1O:15, 7:30 9 yn.: 1:cO 4:os D. m RAturn-7;45, 995 a. m; 2;3o. D. m. PTTNTTM --25o, 7:3o a. m.; 1;ro. 4:o5 n. IT. Re turn 12: 5, S15 10:45 a.m.:1:37, 4:a5 p.m. WILL LI"ANTIC 2:5o,7:3o am ;1 oo *3:4s, ,4:Hs p.rn Return *7:15 1.15, 910, 135 m: 2:17. + SPRINGFIELD q:o5 ? m; 4.os D. rp. Re tHrn-7;19a m; 320 D. III NEW HAVEN via PlainrtIle -7.ao, 103O a n Fe- turr-7:22, !1' a tn.; 5:55 ?. m HABTFoRn 2:5o, 7:ao, 9:cf, 1o8 rn,; oo a:Hs Tq ioa5 3'3 m e5o m 4o Rs5TT.+S 4o 9 s5 e:s5 S06 NEW BRITAIN 2:5O, T:so, a:r5. 1O:3oa vp.; 100 sGz *34S a!o t;o5 ,o ss5 D. n Retrn $50 s:S5, 7LAINVILIE -7so a:o5, 1o:ao, a. r7: LOO. +s:45, am; ;i:1s 4:8o e:55 D. rn. '''''' '''' 0'4'' Il to BRIsToL--a:5o, 7:8o 9:O5. 'o:3o a. u; 1:on, +s:45 ZOE, 9.25 D m. Return-*9 .12 2.47 7:19 $50, 1115a n; 13o, 4:4o. 7:O6 D m. 7ERRYVILLE-7:30, 9o5 1O:so m.; zoo *s:45 4n5 S25 2 VI: Retnrn-7:a1, *9:as, 11:8s wATFRVILIE- 7:3o, 1O:9e IT,; *3:45, 4:o5. e:at ff4tnrp-~5o, a:ao, *s:4a, 11;45 a. n. ;5:oe, 7:se UNION CITY -fe:os m.: f515 p. m. Re- turn--fs:48 a. f6:C5 D m. TOWANTiCmf9;o0 a. IT.: fh:15 p m. Re- tllrn- fS:s9 9 m.: f9:02 D. POMPERArG VALLEY. s,no a m.; 2:1o h:15 pm Return-s:25, a, nn, 1920 7:42 p. m gAWLFTVlITF- fh,sdOa ur;q:1r h.1s p. m. I'etnrn~ BOO S;o2 a. m, 12:o2. 7:23 D. m. DANBTRY-soO a m.: 2:1o. 5l6, D m Return 7:47. 11:4S a. m: 7t0 D. m. BREWSTERS 500 a. n.; 2:1o, s15 r.. m Return-7:25, 11:29a. m 642 D. m KILL-ON-HTDSON-S:o a. m: a1o, 5:15: D, m Return 6:00. 1000 a. m, h;1O p. m RUFFAI 0, TFT FnTT. CLEVELAND CTNCIN NA9l, ST LOUIS. fEJCACn ard western points, 800 a m: 2:1O. 5'15 D. m
 Sunday Mail R B. Williams. Grp't East Hartford
 A.. KenGall. c. P.A Rostcn Sept. %, 1891.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
N. H. < H. Railroad Time Table
Trans leave Waterbury for

Trans leave Waterbury for NEW YORK -e:n5, a:2n. 1O45 q m 1:25. a:25 6:07 pm. Return-5'O1, BOO, 1o:Go n1.. 100 4:O&, 6:r2 D. m.
 NEW HAVEN e:20. a. m. 125, e:o7 D. VI BRrDGEPoRT-eo5 s:9o, io:4b a m i :a5. .s:s5 e:o7 Raturn -7:co, 9:52 a. m., 191o a:38, 5:3), "A ANtoNIA--aOs, s:?n tn4s,a m. 1 9, ,ses, ,607 .e.se p. n. Ret Tn - 35 1929. a m, 12:44 3:1r, :, wATERTow4N--3:t4 s:8s, 11:s~ a m., 4:os. SIS. 7,01, 9;15 m. last train, Saturday only Re. 7:8s n 1u. last train Saturday only. THOMASTON-s-2o 1t:17. a m. 4;on 6:56. D. n Return-7:to. 1o:19, 9 'n., 2:55. b:89 D. m. Return rn--7:26 0.sG m. 2:90 5:tR n m. WJNSTED- e:2N 41.17 q m 40n e.5R n m Raturn-7c5. o:as 3 m . S:o5. 4b2 D ua N
 STENnAy TRAINS Going north. o2S T m
 Going south, 4:i5 D. rn.
 F.r New t{avsn and points on the Shore Lin Division via Naugatuck Junction at415 D. m LUCIT,S TUTTTE GAnnral Manager
 c T F. INSTEAD. Ge-eral Pass arenk AZ ERIDFN. wATERRTRY X CONNECTICUT M RIVER ATTROAn
 TN FFFyCT APRIL 3. 1891
 FRO" wATERRTrRY TO CROMWELL leave Waterbury Opblin street. h;OO and s:OO am; 30. BOO, 7:07 D. m. Leave Neriden. 70, $40 4 u.: 2:l?: 5:45 D. m, FROM CROMWELL TO WATERBURY Leave Cromwell e:30, $ 05 a. m. 12I3 s:OO D. m Leave Merider, West Main street, 7O5 9:sO m 13:Ft. 545 s:50 p m. Arrive at Dublin stt5et TAO, iO:1l a. m I:3 6:35, 7:56 9. m
 RAs N. CRAWFORD snn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
Domestic Health Hint.

MT. Oldchappe-H ho? And so you are married and are keeping house and have no girl We'll, I sYmpathize with you.
 MT. Youngchappe-Id don't need sym pathy.
 ''Tell that to the bachelors. I'm a married man. Your dear little wifey is just out of boarding-school, isn't she?'
 Yes"
 "Ha, ha! I thought And you are already suffering the agonies of dys- pepsia, aren't you?"
 "Never was better in my life"
 "Eh? Whats that? And with a young wife doing the cooking?" "She doesn't She makes me do it'' IN. Y. Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05

The Location of Boston, -Roston Girl-"Miss Newe Yawk, what is Bos- ton nearest to?" Miss Ncwe Yawk- Well, Brookline, perhaps" Boston Girl-''NC, indeed" Miss Newe Ya,vk -'Then what?" Boston Girl-''Why, Heaven. .''-Yankee Blade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
Mems Camels' Hair Unde,wea,

We have just purchased from one of the larg' st mills ill the country their entire stock of high class Camels' Hair Under wear at about half the cost of production, and we will now give the benefit to our customers an instance
 Mems heavy camels' hair Shirts and
 Drawers worth S1 50 now 75c Mems finest quality cameIs'Lair Shirts
 al q Drawers only 9oc Mems camels' hair Shilts double back
 and front, cost to manufacture $2.
 at $125
 Four Sp' cial Bargains In Hosiery Children's all wool Ribbed Hose, 7c Ladies all wool Black Hose, 19c Mems special Merino Hose, 15c Mems fine Camels Hair ] Hose, 19c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
CURTAINS.
 LEDIES' AND GEETS'
 Furnishings.

To make room f''r our holiday opening our p'ese1 stock must be reduced and 10 accomplish this We have made a g. neral mark down Rtad the prices; they are goods that are most in demand.
 L"dies' Winter Underwear. Ladies heavy ribbed Je. sev Vests.
 long sleeves, 21c Ladies' heavy Jersey Vests, long
 sleeves, ribbon tied, 25c Ladies heavy Meriro Pants, all sizes, 25c Ladies heavy Me1ino Vests and Pants
 extra good worth 75c, 47c Ladies extra heavy Merino Vests, bot
 tom worth G9c, now soc Sptclal-one case ladies' black all
 wool Jersey Vests, fine quality, fast
 color, guaranteed, 75c Ladies' all wool ribbed Jersey Union 1Suits, Vests and Pants combined, 95c
 Me"'s Heavy Underwear. Mems heavy white and gray merino
 Cndershrts and Drawers. 25e Mems extra heavy gray merino Shirts
 worth soc now 374c Mems extra heavy white merino Shirts and Drawers, 31@c Mems heavy gray Undershirts, double
 breasted, 47c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
ABOUT THE DEMOCRAT.

For the right,tha lacks assistance. 'Gainst the wrong that needs resistance, For the future in the.dstance,~
 And the good that we can do.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
(gr&taIb gprrsIppnten,.)
Ghmnnb u. sartL. 6. @ G. d..

friibsr alIiffent Snesnisur I'M SOblsnbsparts-
rilent Der D. 6. & gB. R. 8. 60,
bat iid iebt permanent etabIirt i'm Gins
mer 9to. 33 unb "a beS Burr @ebGus
oes, @aibinston Ibenue, unb itebt su
0ieniten auer berienisen, tpeI6e zines
erprobten unb tii9tisen 9trditetten unb
8ermefers bebiirftiB iinb.
&oblenoperatpren unb Nnbsre, tpeIhe
nit Der 9robuftion bon 8Oblen unb
beren SerFeQuns fir ben Nlarft bes
i4dftiet iinb, iperben es au ibrsm 8ros
bsn 8ortbeiIe finbsn, tpenn ie Jpn BEL
benz Gntipurf unb Der Contribution bon
8obIenbre9ern unb anberen @ebduben
Su &a!be Siebsn; tpie aud in 8esue
auf 8ermeiiunsen iiber unb unter benz
@runbe. 9errn 8artl'S Ianse un6
praftif6e 8efanntidaft nit serabe bic.
fer beionberen 8ranHe ndbrenb ieiner
4niteIIuns in ber Office Der 8. 8. &
@. 60. iebt ibn in ben Stanb, bbaiee
8ufriebenbeit bel mdbisen @sbibren su
8eben. PIdne fir @eb6ube isber @at'
tung beitens enttporfen. Seine initrus
mentaIe GuSItattuns iibertrifft ale abn'
li9en @ei9dfte in bieIer Stabt unb
ipiro faum iibertrpffen in Sieiem State.
SD 8ebe allen 4rbsiten meine perIDns
lide gtufii6t unb bertraue iie ni6t
glnberen an. Inn einen 8eIu6 tpirb
freunoli6It 9ebeten. 46,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19

lie Srauunsen, 1876 @eburten unb
lOo EooeSfdae tpurben i'm berfloiIenen
Wtonat Der bieiiaen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aneemelbet.
Gin i9perer Sturm berrfdte bier
am Sienit tag, tbsiIpeiIe beeIeitst bon
peftl8en Heeeneiihen. Sin Der Hadbt
iparb es bitter faIt.
= Cine Sdusen. @eienf&aft nit
ettpa aipan3is MitgIieber oraaniiirte ii6
am Montas Gbenb in Sobn 8Iotter's
9Strtbi9aft unb es ipur6en bic foIaens
ben gsamten ertpabIt: 9rdIibent, Sas
mes Darrotp; 8Be 9rdfbent, Nrsb.
8ei6eI; Sefretdr, 9bomas Wic9ans :
S9abmeliter, Mar 8iSsImann Sda.
Senmelfter, Sobn 8Iattsr.
-Sobn 8. gi6urSs. @aiirer Der
Wer4ants & Me6anics 8anf. beSudte
am Wontas Radmittas bic BIume'id,e
&utfasnfabrif an Dig Gqep, atpifden
Sadaipanna unb Spruce. 9lnftatt in
bic Office 3u ssben, besab ct iid mad
H"NNsNh 09NbtS ukp OtpUupeb
uno itiirSte burd ben aufsugsI6a&t 12
SuB tief binab. gr brad burd ben
SaH einen Irm unb Elm 8ein.
= Die bieiise @as @omSanie Bat
eine neue &ebuftion ansefiinbiet, ipeId,e
am l. Sanuar 1892 in &raft tritt.
Der NreiS per 1000 Gubiffub tpirb
oann 81 40 iein unb BEL 8ednunaen
unter $25 elm Disfonto bon 10, unb Bel
&e9nunBen iiber s25 Elm Disfonto bon
Is Brosent erIaubt perben, tpenn an
ooer Dor benz 20fen Gag bes Monuts
beSabIt.
Die 600idbrise Sabresfeier Der
Be8rilncuns Der IdpeiSer llnabbansiss
felt am Dienitae Gbenb ipar febr sut
beiudt unb Elm anreeenbes 9roaramm
tparo ben 8eiudern pOrgefabrt. g8ir
fommen bieLIei6t nGdfe Wode bes
ndberen oarauf suriid. 9ie sSeItrebe
belt 9err 8afor Sang, auBerbsm ipra'
den Wlapor SeIIotps unb Serr Senrp
Sobmer bon @iIfesbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
@tttStpn.

- Sieben tbbtIi6e unb 81 nidtt5bts
Iide nnfdqe ereiBnetsn iib i'm Oftpber
in Snipettor McDOnuIb'S 9iitrift.
= Sine sur 2lufbennbruns bon
Sanbiperfsserdtben bienenbe Suite ber
Grie & g8. 9. So. in SebaitapoI
brunnte Sumita8 Worsen l llbr niebsr.
-Sn benz @Iear Spring aobIens
iuerf in @eit 9ittstpn fanb am Ulontas
Radmittas Elm 8oblenfau fatt unb
Der BoIe Soispb 8ulinsfs unb patrid
Sberiban bon Oregon tpurben bur1
bic berabfaIenbe Maiie eri9Iassn.
- Sdon felt einem Sabre par bic
GIben 8obIen 60. bamit bei1dftiet,
ibren S9a6t 300 SUB tisfsr 3u ienten.
I'M bic Reb gIIb slber au erreiasn, mas
am Sreitas Absnb esi9ab. 9ie Mber
1T iiber feben SUB bid unb beitebt aus
8ubIe Der bsiten AuaIitdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
Sn @abrbeit Der Sbries
g. e. @prGudb. SD. q.
Sas EbaI abpdrtS.

= Spbian Stine 1T an SteGe bes
BERT. 3bOmaS SObnion gum 9ofmsiiter
bon WliItpaufee ernannt tporben.
= Sn unb um Wlinocta bat bic
YennipIbania Central 8abn 60. 8ers
mefuneen fir ibre 8abnIinie bornebs
men Iafen, bic bier Ourd mad scranton
fiibren Ioa.
- gIm DOnneritas fanb in Durpea
eas 8eerdbnib bon Cornelius garep
ftatt, ipeIder ben am Wlontas ,ubor in
Der Sauiteab @rube erbaItenen 8erIebs
uneen erIeSen mar. @arep binterIdBt
eine 8itttpe nit iieben &inbern.
SabIuruilIe. = 2iaie, bic sin,ise
9o6ter bon @iaiam unb 2is3ie 2augs
Der bon Der Ir6balb, itarb Samitas
OlcrSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
&fabtrafh.

-8si fait bplsdbIiser NitsIiebi6afi
fanb am DOnnertas 4ben6 cine resel.
mdbise Sibuns bes Common @punciIa
ftatt.
Cine RefoIution pafirte, bic 9ittston
Ibenue Bride na6 Der STAFFORD 9lpe'
nue. gu berIesen.
Sernsr paiiirten foIsenbe &sfOIutio'
men:
DaB Der StrabenEpmmifiar bic .. &
$. So. erfu6e, einen Blonfenipes an
ibrer @aibinston Ipenue 2reu3une ans
sule9en;
Dab bas aneebct bon 9atrid gorco'
ran 3ur Nipeliruns bon Prospset Abs'
nue., in ber 20. @arb, aurGdBetpieIen
tperbe;
Dab Der StrasentommiKdr einen
S6uBsuun an Sig Strabe, in Der 90.
@arb, anbringe;
9ab Der Sta6tseometer 9IGne unS
aofenIberi6Idse fir Seitenipeee, &c.
pfIaiterte @oifen un6 Rinnfeine an
@afbinston Gpenue, stpii4en 8Oarine-
8roof unb stafford NteabOtp 8rppf,
bprbereite.
;SoIsenbe 8srorbnuneen paFirten
erfe unb speite 2eiunS: Iufnabms
bes glOrbparfS in bic Stubtsrenssn
Bertpilisung fir bic YHaiteruns bor
Der ct. 8eter'S GatbebraIe, ct. 2ute's
unb Grace RefOrms6 8irden an @pOs
ming 9benue fur 8erenseruns bon
8inei eitrabe, bon TapIor gu STUinS GDe'
nueS.
gnbsdItis puHirten 8erprcnunsen
fir 8erIdnSeruns Der Uiauern am Sue
aerne StraBe SuIbert iber &epIer
Grest 8srenseruns bes 6ubripeses an
WluIberrpfrabe, stuiiden Seffericn unO
Slap, um feds SUB bab bic 8. & $.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
aus Sem sberen gbale.

: Mn SteGe BON M. s. @abben,
tpeI6er reTsnirte, bat baS @sri@t s.
S. 2cftuS gum 8ureermeiiter bon Wins
ton Borough ernannt.
= Su WabfieIb brannte DonnerItas
Nadt baIb IL nbr bas aipeif6dise
8obnbaus bon Sobn Supp ab. 9as
erfe Stodtperf bes @ebdubes purbe aIs
8ottIinssei6dft benuBt unb baS Seuer
entitanb burd cine @rpIoIion bon 9lIfos
Dol. 8erIuit an Mai6inerie unS @e'
bdube ettua $4,000, 8erii6eruns $4,000.
(SarbpnbaIs Gorrsippnbsn,.)
= Man i9dbt bic InsabI Der Ula.
ferns unb S&arIa6franfen bier auf 25.
- @inen armbrud unb anbsre 8ers
lebunsen true IeBte Wo9e Der 7idbrise
Srant Sauenitein bur4 einen SAL bas
bon.
- pOitmeiiter 9OtpberIs tebrts am
Sreitas bon europa 3uriid, tpobin er
aIs Resierunssfommifdr i'm Snterefe
ber @intpanberunesfrase eeeanSen mar.
= Benjamin Gardner bon 8iber,
itraBe, Elm befannter Maurer unb @on.
traitor, tpurbe am Sonneritag Nads
mittae nabe Der Bride, Besentiber
8rpOfIpn Strabe, iiberfabren unb se'
tDbtet.
= D0S bieiiee Dpernbaus 1T am
Samitae an SO. s. 8prne fir $40, 900
berfauft tporben auBerbem iIbsrnimmt
bsr 8dufer cine S9uIb BON S6250, bic
eegen bas gisentbum eineetrasen iit.
Der Preis tpirb fiir febr nieSriS sebaI'
ten. Q. Moies bon scranton bot se.
gen 8prne, iparb aber fnief6pa6, ale
bic Stsi8erune bic genannte Summs
errei9te.
- Der Stabtratb bel6aftist ii4 nit
einem Plane, baS bon benz Oltberge
berabfommenbe @ai1er ab3uIeiten, um
in 8ufunft ALE bur9 bnHsIbe beranIab.
ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3u bermsi'
ben. Staoteeometer Srid berani9Iast
bic 8oiten arf $6224.8O Nu9 einen
llmtau Der StabtbaHs proisftirt man
in Der 9lrt, utn Elm anitdnbiSes Bofamt
einri6ten au fbnnen unb RGume ftir
oas Srueroepartement ;u f6affen.
Car&taIb GUrrsipputsns.)
= 9oS 6idbriee Sb6tsrIein bon
Uartin Barrett fiel am Spnntas Nad'
mittas aufdais in Elm Seuer i'm 6reien,
por ipeI9em es seitan6en; eS fdeint,
oab ibr niemanb su SiiIfe fam unb bic
tIeine rannte mad benz Sauie ibrer
@Itern, tpobur9 bic SIammen IidterIOb
an8efadt dtpurben unb iie 70 perbrannten,
baB iie in Der foIeenben gfa6t iturb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
@ert9boQes Gigeptbnal
au Derfaufen,

5tt OerfdnTen,
Der StntsrInfsni&nft bsr Srff. Gntbartns
@&abt aussbSrsnb. DnTsIbs bsfsbt aus
ben fuIssubsn Strt&sn:
Cots an MariOnfra5s spti&sn WsUmtns
unS @albinstUn 40 bel t62 Jub aur aasY.
Got an @ariOnRraes, 80 bel 1862 Gub.
Got on WyOmins aos., 40 BET 202 8ub.
7qots an abams 9Ipt., tsbe 40 bel 1862 Gub.
Die @pbnbGuisr IO. t409 unb 14if Gam
brIun apsuue, In sutsm 3ufanbs NIT sOts
js 46 BET 1872 5ue.
Saus unb Got go. 410 SIipsfra6s, stptf&sn
@yomins unb @aibinstun.
Sbists Gistntbum pirb unisr sanitissn Ss-
binsunssu psrfauft BON
GbaS. GrpPp, Grstutor
AIS q. WaIbiustpn Aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
Dee Mnffeblers auSerfcrener
Treurb.

Mit itbem mad BEN ftrnsn @sItn abssbsn-
ben GmisranienIHub fpmmt aud ntus RAD
frnee mad SOfrttrrs Ragtnbitttrs. gleu be-
ppIftrts Resicnsn finb bGufs ptnistr esGunb.
ais felt Ianee brNtbtItt SntliHfeittn, unb apar
infclst bfr wiasmtn, bic bem rbeu gsFldrttn
@runb tntifrBmfn, namsuiIiH penn bas 9anb
an 8ltlIe ertust bic b1uFs bon SO@paGtTn
anssfGTeat perbrn. Der hem Ndtrbau cbtr
Ssrsban obIiFetnbe Gmisrant Iernt baIb, psnn
CT ss niGt i&On pstb, ede has 8ittsrs Der eIn-
gig li1fre SHuB eegtn Malnria unb bic Mla-
gent, Niertn. unb tnitrlsibefSrunesn IN, be-
nsn sr In 8Ulst bss alimnps9liIs, Der Stra-
paJtn unb bss uustrobnttn obtr uneefunbsn
5riufpalIrs unb Der serinbnttn StoIf ausae-
isgt II. 6cIsIi& f&Gst tr bitlss unpusItft-
libt saRsmitttl au61prbtniIiG bod ptie tr
eet, cap es unttr alien llmfGnbtn unl@6bliet
III unb baB tr I'D in alien 3dIItn letbli@tr Ans
fs@mng gttrcif auf ta1sIbt SerInGIsn Fann.
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60. @eIeile iiber @uIbinBton gbsnus
Ieeen bGrfe.
8obatban tpiiniHte su tpiiIen, nad
tpeIder Bats Der 9Irditeft bss Wluni3i'
paIsebdubes feline 8ereiituns siebs-ob
mad benz &Oitenani6Iae bon s65, 900,
Ober benz ipdteren 9lnidlas bon $780,
0009 Good ipobI nur mad lebterem.)
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,,Gussnia's @tbsimni6 Der S&Snbsit" n
ftins 8drbt pbsr 8lti@s, unb matt bic Saut
sIaIfiI&, psiH unb role, tpte bic zines ainbss; !;
81. yEiirfilte RoisnbIGttsr," unjeifSrbarr
Seint fir Qipp.n unb @sliHt, fein tpit cine
sbsn srbIiibts &oIs; Trsis $t.00 unb $3.50.
,,@rsmttiI6e Wasftn" psrbsHTn unb ptr-
f6Snsrn tsn 3tiut; prtis 50 NIT 3ubebUr.
,,gnbslTtrtes Auburnint" jur @pIprtruns irg-
tnb zines eeblsi@ttn pber erautn Saarrs gum
bhblGsfsn titiauilGtn Rptb, ssru6lps, aus
bautrnb unb barmlcs. SO. .AmuIa" entfrnt
pplitip 8ItdeH unb Spmmerlprp0en 81 unb
So. yWlama Dura" III Der sinsiss 8aItsnpsr-
tilssr, ben Aeratt empftbIeE, ST.. D&usnn"
IN ftn ipfort pirfenhtr Saa3rffSrsE ST 90.
uOruIins," tas srcbs gsrl6Sntrunssmittsl
fir aussn, 81. Gau be Auinins Sonic, Der
srcbs 9aar-@r3susr; f&ast eas pHar Dor bsm
AusfuIItn. ST.
ecnh'S
"Skeleton Bangs" aus natiirliGtm Saars
anstftrtigt, ftberItiHt natureetrtu unb biiblt,
tmmtr In Srbnuus, BON So aufpGrts.
3Upfs tn allen Saarfarbeu, rfs AualttSt
BON S. aufwdrts; ,psils Auatitdt BON 81
aufpGrts. 46,3m
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Neb 9Orf, Sntar.o & @efern
GiienbabH 60.
On araft 90. sept. 1891.


8ise fabren ab fir garbonbaIe unb 8ui.
ihen.Stntionen nm 100, 10, lilo llbr
Morssns, 90 llbr Mittags. 1922, 500.
6 rs uno 1l.00 lbr Radmitta9s.
Gir 6oreft Gitp Is. lilo llbr Mor9eus.
unb 1922 llbr Radmittnes.
Sur 9oncof LILO llbr @ors'ns uno 1922
tbr Ra6mitta9s
6iir Sancod Reu Dort. BaIton, Osmegc,
lltica uno allen punften OF uuo @ef um
IL 10 llbr Wor9ens.
8ii9e treffen Elm Don GarbonoaIe uno 8tui
lhen.Stationen um 7.30. S55. IL 90 ubr
Worsehs LAT 4l5 6.56 llbr Rudm uno
7 l5 1000 llbr Nadm.
Sreff,n elm pon 6orsft Gitg IL 90 llbr Wor.
gems, 4. 10 llbr 9ahm.
Sreffsn Elm bon Snneod HOO llbr @or
gers, 10 lbr 8ndm.
8rehen Elm BON Santod. Rem Dorf. lltiea,
SspeSo uno uaeu puniten oft uuo Wsft 4.t5
llbr abencs. M. 6. Garr,
@iu 4af. a8ent eeranton
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
8ucbbrnCfer berIanat.

Gin praltil1sr brutldtr 9u&- unb aeeibsn3-
brudsr, ber aud has Guelii9t pplItdnhts Str'
Iitbt. Mlan ptnbt fG NIT Hsftrnjen an bic
Grprbitipn sitlts YIattss, NC. 5ii eadapanna
Npenut.
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NerIam0t.

Gin sutss R6b&tn fir espSbnIitt 9aus'
arbeit, has aud fpbtn fam. Na9jufraetn
i'm Stprs, 1888 Wypmine Npenut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
3pet GGuier

,u psrfaufeH. 9as cine an Suft Strabs. In
QihIe Gnaaub baS anbere an paul StraBt,
in pstersburs. RGbsrss BET @loermann But
t,rmonn. fO' QDarb. 30,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19

bab man ieoerjeit bic beiten 8ortbetle beim
8aufe bon Sa16en. uno @nnoubreu, S6mud'
iahen, eiIbsrwaaren &c. bel
eeman
erbaIten farm. Gin arober uno eIesonter Bor.
raib Der neueten Mufter, aut Die iolioefte Art
perfertiat, fortpdbreno porrGtb9; ale ber'
fauften artiteI lueroen 9arantirt.
&eparaturen an lbren nno Snue'
len piro ipe3isue aufmertinmtsit 9eidentt .
Gs mirb i'm &c 6df oeut d.
sefprO6en.
6. 0D. Treeman,
Bl6Ier,BIod, gde 4enn ape. uno Sprureitr.
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Gin Rann, brr 40 Sabre Rebt,in prafti,irt
pat ipatt Salj bon 3udsr untrrfGsihsn fSn-
men; Itft mas tr la9t.
1OIebO, O., San. 10. 1887.
brn. .. s. @trntp & gc.-Reinr btutn
SO bin felt 40 Sabrsn msifl In Der alIar-
Instnsn GBtIittn praris atpsIsn, unb mSdtt
la9rn, eab In all msinsr praris unb Grfdbrune
Id ME Elm prGparat aslebsn babe, has i'd NIT
10 SttI gsrtrausn in @rfuls Strf@rsibsn Ipnnis,
ale Sda's aatarrb Sur, fabristrt BON Sbnen.
9abs iis gar pisIe MaIs SsrI&rieben, unb ibrt
9Sttfnne II nunbtrpcu, unb mSHtt ,um
S9luB ia8sn, eaB Id NOD siutn }aII BON
8afarb tu fnben babe, ben lie nidt furiren
miires psnn man iit ben @uptifunssn esmGB
etnnGbme.
9n gBabrbeit Der Sbriss
{. Z. @prludb, R, %,
Sfirt 2f5 Summit CTR.
QBir pUllsn ,inbunbsrt Dollars fir feben
Gaa BON aatarrb eebsn, her nt&t NIT Saa's
8atarrb Sur ssbsilt psrbsn tann. SnnrIi9
genpmmen.
8. 8. @beney & Co., Giesntb., Ecltbc, 8.
R&s- Vsrfauft BON spctbdsrn, rs &ts.