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You've tried DR.. Pierce's

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cream is sure to rise. If
there's a possible cure, DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is sure to effect it, if
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You get your one dollar
it costs back again if it
don't benefit or cure you.
We wish we could give
you tile makers confidence.
They show it by giving the
money back again, in all
cases not benefited, and it'd
surprise you to know how
few dollars are necessary to
keep up the refund.
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R,tai,trsH Gurna.
MP g prSunp

7 ATE RESIDENT PHYSICIAN AND SU-
IL perintendent of the Nevada State Insane
Asylum. OFFICE, room 12, Postoffice Block.
Residence, 1916 o street mrl1-lm
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A LAS SUMMONS OF CALIFOR-
IA mia, County of Sacramento, S. In
the Superior Court in and for said county
The People of the State of California, to
j. EDWA ARDS IL CO., greeting: You
are hereby notified that an action was
commenced in the Superior Court of the
County Of Sacramento, State aforesaid by
filing n complaint in the Clerks Office of said
Court, on the ! 1th day of January / 500 in
which action E. A. PHELPS and s. NJ
MILLER, copartn ers, doing business under
the firm name and style of PHELPS &c MIL
LER, are plaintiffs, and you are defendants
That the general nature of the action, as APP
pears from said complaint, is as follows: To
recover Judgment against you for S496 95
alleged to be due to plaintiffs from you for
goods, wares and merchandise. sold and deliv-
cred by plaintiffs To you within the two years
last past. All of which is fully set forth in the
complaint on file herein, reference to which
is hereby made and you are hereby directed
to appear and answer said complaint within
ten days from the service of this writ. eXclU-
sive of the day of service, If served on you in
said County of Sacramento; and within thirty
days. exclusive of the Cay of service, if served
elsewhere; and you are further notified that
unless you so appear and answer within the
time above specified the plaintiff will take
judgment for S496 80 and costs of this action
In witness whereof l, w. w. Rhoads, Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my
hand and affiX the seal of said court, this I'd
day of February. A. ID. 1891.
W. w. RHOADS, Clerk.
By ]. F. DooDY, Deputy Clerk
THOMAS w. HUMPHREY, Attorney for Plaint-
ifs. fei-9tW
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ARCHITECTS

n D. GOODELL AND F. Fl. SCHARDIN
N. have associated themselves together as
Architects and Builders. OFFICE0Pioneer
Hall, Seventh street, between and K. Sacra-
mento, CAL Consultation and estimates made
free of charge
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

TIME OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
4 city, corner Fifth and streets, Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital, 100000; paid
up capital, gold coin; $500, 900; loans on real
term and ordinary deposits, July /, 1880
S2,7o9,394. Term and ordinary deposits re,
ceiyed. Dividends paid in January and July.
Money loaned upon real estate only. The Bank
does exclusively q savings bank business In
formation furnished upon application TO
W. Z. COLEMAN, President
En- z III ANIL ,rn>. itnShinr
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Aftnr1trSa-ut-Iatt.
n z TR a G z

d n, INHSk,
I AWYER, FULTON BLOCK. Los ANGE-
l. les, Cal. Attends to business in Southern
California for non-residents and ATTORNEYS.
Practices in all courts. Letters promptly
answered
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MRS. MARION STIRLING MN

| ATE LADY PRINCIPAL OF DUFFERIN
IL Medical College for Women and Superin-
tendent of Women's Hospitals and Dispen-
sarlesl IN Northern British India. Diseases OF
women and children speciality. OFFICE
Room Z odd Fellows Temple
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BEEcHAM's pills act like magic on a
weak stomach.
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W. ]. KAVANAUGH. Undertal-er

No. BIB J ST., bet. Fifth and s,xtp
A LWA1S On HAND A LARGE ASSopT-
t,r;n1 ment snso OF Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Co1hn orders will receive proInrf att eu. %
snort notice and at the lowest rates 0a,na 1a,
open oay and night. Telephone No 3o5 oii'oo
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DRISCoL.

n Il. hOOI. ALEX. NELSON. J. DR1SCOL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
MON FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists Front street,
between n and q. Castings and machinery OF
every description made to order
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1t,tnrrtnlserH.
IOHN MILLER

Successor to FRITZ d MILLER,.
UNDERTAk ING PARLOPc
OQk K STREET (ODD FELLOWS, TrAJ,
JU.) ple). A complete stock of Undertakin1
Goods always on hand. EMBALGfIN(i z
SPECIALITY. Telephone No. S6 mr3tf
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CHARLES H. OATMAN.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
n OFFICE-42O street, Sacramento. Cal.
Notary Public
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DIRECTORS.
CHARLES CROCKER.. E. H. MILLER, JR.
W. 4. BROWN. Vice-President
W. II. CROCK Err ER.......,...... Cashier
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Mild, gentle, soothing and
healing is DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Cures the
worst cases Permanently.
No experimenting. It's
"Old Reliable" 50 cents.
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EUGENE j. GREGORY. FRANK GREGORY
GREGORY BROS. CO.,
GUCCESSORS To GREGORY. BARNES tE
- Co, Nos. 126 and 12S j ST., Sacramento,
wholesale dealers i'll Produce and Fruit. Full
stocks of Potatoes. Vegetables Green and
Dried Fruits, Beans, Alfalfa, Butter, Eggs,
Cheese, Poultry, etc, always on hand. Orders
filled at LOWEST RATES.
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SiG,tnrs, ahtiate, ssrer, Gtr.

GENUINE LAGER BEER AND PORTER.
VI fe24-tf
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A.. L. HART.

3. L. HART,
A AT-LAW-OFFICE, SOUTH
~ west corner Fifth and J streets Rooms
-, 3 and Ia, Sutter Building.
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CROCKER- -WOOLWORTH NATIONAL BANK

322 Pine street, San Francisco.
PAlD-UP CAPITAL, $l,0OO,OOO SURPLUS, $25OOOO.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
THE BILL IN THE COMMONS.
1t Goes to Second Rcading-Scheme of
the Canadian SeaIers.

LONDON, June 2.-In the house of com
mons Yesterday Smith moved the second
reading Of the bill for the closing of Beh-
ring sea. He said that the government
was endeavoring to arrive at friendly con-
illusions with kindred power. No order in
council would issue under the
bill unless assurances We're oh
tanned that the conditions of arbitration
Were satisfactory, and that sealing would
be prevented except as to the $500 seals
necessary to the natives. The arrange
ment appeared the best that could be oh
tanned. The motion was agreed to. The
bill will pass, as both great parties favor it.
VIII sail Under Foreign Flags.
~ dispatch from Vancouver says that
parties interested in the Behring sea fish
cries are known to be getting ready to sail
under the German or Italian flags in the
event of close time arrangement between
Britain and the United States The seal
ers had made ready for grand harvest
this season. and do not feel like being
baked, whatever the two nations may
agree upon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
CRIMINAL CURIOS.
Suggesting the Query, Is Civil
izetion Failure?
A COUPLE OF ATROCIOUs CASES

The Wave of DiaboIism Seems to Have
Reached Flood Height-An Old Brute's
Plan to Bring His Wife to Terms
Brings Forward the Inevitable Ogre of
Lynch Lava Young Husband who
Revived Dark Ages Methods in His
Own Home-Sewald's Confession.
CONVICTION, Ky, June "A story, as
told by Mollie Ashcroft, has set the neigh
hood wild. and her father has escaped
lynching only by flight. The family lives
on Dry creek, back among the hills. She
said there was a mortgage on their small
farm, and that she and her mother were
both working hard endeavoring to lift the
financial load. She was working at
neighboring house, and Saturday morning
went to see her mother When she reached
the little pathway she met her father, who
was under the influence of liquor, and he
warned her not TO enter the house, as he
had whipped her mother, and intended to
"finish' har.
The Work of the Old Brute.
He also threatened TO whip the daughter
if she went near the dwelling. knowing
that her father was drunk, she made no
attempt to pass by him, but, returning in
n roundabout way, succeeded in getting
into the house by raising rear window.
She went into the front room and there
found her mother chained to the floor and
unable to move limb. She was covered
with blood and almost unconscious Her
head had been beaten, her face was bruised
and III her struggles the chains had cut
into her flesh Mollie ran to the homes of
several neighbors and they FASTENED TO
her assistance. 1t was learned that Ash
croft and his wife had quarreled about a
sum Of money.
Ten Days Without Food.
Mrs Ashcroft wanted to apply the
money TO the payment of the mortgage.
Ashcroft insisted on paying it for an old
horse She refused, and he picked up a
club and commenced TO beat her. He
knocked her down, and while she was in
an insensible condition dragged her into
the house and took two large chains and
chained her to the floor. also gagging her
to prevent an cutlery. For ten days she
had been without food or attention. II is
supposed that she refused to give her hus-
band the money. The latest reports say
that she is dead. Ashcroft will be lynched
If he returns.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
Ten Days without Food.
TORTURED INTO CONFESSION.
How Husband Obtained Proof of His
Wife's Infidelity.

How Husband Obtained Proof of II is
Wife's Infidelity.
SEDALIA, Mo. June 2-George Bnrn-
ham, a young railroad man. and his wife,
20 years old, have left Sedalia. They
came here a year ago from Illinois and
Burnham secured employment on the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas road. Re
Gently they went to housekeeping, and on
last Wednesday the husband was in
formed that his wife was unfaithful He
kept watch on her movements and on Fri
day night, when she supposed he was out
on the road, he saw a strange man leave
his house.
started Private Inquisition.
fastening home, he accused his wife of
infidelity, but she denied il emphaticalfy.
The husband, angered by her denial, bound
and gagged the woman. and drew a knife
from his pocket, threatening to cut her
throat if she struggled or attempted to cry
ont. Thoroughly frightened, she was com
PEELED to submit in silence to the binding
and torture that followed. He seated her
in a chair with her hands securely bound
placed her feet through the rungs of an
other chair, and tied them there Then he
lit one match after another and scorched
the woman's flesh until in an agony of
pain she signited by sIgns-being tightly
bound and Cagged-that she would con-
feSs.
VIII Take Her Back Home.
She was unlOOsened. and then told her
husband the story of her unfaithfulness,
naming q number of men with whom she
acknowledged having been intimate.
When she had finished, Bnrnham, instead
of swearing vengeance on the heads of the
men, decided that his wife and he should
leave town, which they did Sunday, re-
turning to their home in Illinois, where
Burnham will leave his wife with her
parents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
Bloody Work, Arresting COWBOYS.

WEATHERFOED, Tex, June saturday
night Byron Cope, a cowboy and desperate
character, rode into the town of Jacksbow
and began drinking and raising a disturb
Rnce. He was threatened with arrest and
lett town, with Sheriff Haskins and a posse
in pursuit. He was overtaken and COM
manded to halt but fired into the posse,
who returned the shots. After a few min
utes' shooting Cope was killed and Sheriff
Haskins fatally wounded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
The Nebraska Case.

WAYNE, Neb,, June Matilda ST.
vald, the wife of John Sewald, who has
recently confessed to the crime of murder
il California, came to her death in this
city on the night of the 24th or early on
the morning of Sept. %, 1854. At the cor
oner's inquest the husband of the de-
ceased woman testified that they had been
married about three months, and that she
had hanged herself in a fit of temporary
insanity. The story was received without
EIlsuiciou
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
Coal Miners ON Strike.

DUQUoIN, Ills, June 1.-The Egyptian
coal mine employees went on strike here
Yesterday. The cause for the strike is a
difference of opinion between the miners
and operators regarding the contract. The
operators agree to pay every two weeks,
with ten hours work a day. The men
claim that they We're to receive ten hours
pay for nine hours work, and weekly pay.
As both sides are firm an extended period
of idleness Ihay be looked for.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
Went Wild over the Bernhardt.

MELBOURNE, via Victoria. June o.
Sarah Bernhard opened an Australian
campaign here Sunday night with La
Dame Aux Camelas." There was an
enormous house and great enthusiasm.
AL the seats for the performance had been
sold at auction. At the third act the en-
tire audience sang the "Marseilles"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
Uncle SANS First Duty.

NJ the Iessees are not 70 De allowed pay
ment il any form for the amount neces-
sary to support these 300 people on the isl
ands they will naturally decline to ex-
pend ii. No appropriation Of money has
been made by congress for the purpose
and the president cannot leave these wor-
thy and innocent people to the hazard of
starvation, even to secure any form of
agreement with Lord Salisbury touching
seal life. Seal life may be valuable, but
the first duty of the government of the
United States in this matter is to protect
human life.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
NEW PROPOSALS SUBMITTED.
The Modus Vivendi Suggested Pending
Arbitration of the Case.

fTDIIIHVIUl UI IHt N"Ht'
Then the secretary makes the proposition
under which the bill prohibiting British
tealers from taking seals in Behring sea
was introduced i'll parliament last week.
He says; "In this exigency, the president
instructs me to propose to Lord Salisbury
that he concede to the North American
company the right to take sufficient
number of seals, and no more than suf-
ficient, TO recompense them for their out
lay in taking care of the natives; and that,
in the phrase of the president, all com
mercial killing of seals be prohibited
pending the result of arbitration The
secretary of the treasury has the right to
fix the number necessary to the end de
sired. After full consideration, he has
limited the number to seven thousand five
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-02
viii Take Her Back Home.
ssWALO TOLD THE TRUTH.
That Wife Murderers story Correct and
Something More.

ANOKA, MINI, June THE confession
of John Sewald at Sacramento, Cal, that
ne poisoned his wife at Anoka is evidently
based upon fact Thirteen years ago Cas-
per Shields and wife and John Sewald
came to Coon Greek from Switzerland di-
rect. Mrs. Sewald stopped in Ohio for
several months, arriving the next winter.
Shields and Sewald began the manufacture
of Swiss cheese, Mrs Shields keeping
house for them. When Mrs Sewald ar
rived she died very suddenly, but no in
vestigation was made. 1t was learned
later that Sewald and Mrs. Shields had
l,por rrninallN- illttrnafn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

Su elmer @ode ettua 1T iie 6a, bic
IeeIise, fr6bIi6e 8sibnadtsseit nit ibs
rer Sreu6' unb SUIT, ibrer Sebniudt
unb 1lsbsrraidunsen ; bic 8eit, mo
Sebermann barauf beoadt 1T, ieinen
2ieben unb 9tnesb5risen cine Sreube ;u
bereiten. unb iei bic @abe aud nod 70
eerins. 9ubei ipirb aud bic Srase
aufseiporfen, mo man feline @eidenfe
fuufen foIIte; unO bier 1T es, mo mir
elm sutes @Ort einIesen m64ten fur
uniere &unben un6 Simmer.
Sn ben SpaIten bes ,,8OdenbIatt"
iinb nur bic beiten ceutfden unb ame'
rituniiden @eiddfte reprdientirt; iSir'
men, ipeIde iid burd iubreIanSeS @ir.
fen einen ipobIoerbIenten Ruf uufsebuut
buben fur 9leeIIitdt, 8uberIdiiisfeit unb
@etpiFenbaftiefeit, unb bic eS barum
tpobI berbienen, bub man iie beridiids
tist bel ieinen MISUNDERSTANDING
Nir sIuuben, baB es i'm Snterehe zines
ieben SduferS lit. tpenn ct bas ,Bos
denbIatt" aIs einen Wegipeiier beniibt
Bel ieinem &unbsunse, benn er 1T Oann
ii6er. feline ginfdufe BEL suoerIdRieen
@eiddftsIeuten gu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Wilfesbarre @a6ri@ten

= Das neue @ebduSe Der q. R. 6
". 6abier ipiro am Wtittpo6, ben 30
SeSbr., einsepeibt iperben.
= Die Sbeuer bon sobn 2ina in
9userne Borough ipur6e Oonnerftae
9la9t bur4 Seuer serit6rt.
= 9as @eibnadtsfeit bes Singer.
buno finbet am ~. Desbr., unb basic.
nise ber Goncorbia AM 80. 9esbr. fatt.
= anbreas 1lIi6 bon Sia Gtrabe
itarb porIebten Dienitas nit t0interIaI'
flung elmer @ittne unb bier 8inbsrn.
= Mit bem abris Der aIten Bride
iiber ben Susauebanna bat man begons
men; befanntlib tpirb bieIeIbe bur6 els
men siiernen, Offenen 8au erfebt.
- 8i6ter Niee BAT bic bon Der 8.
8. & Us. So. berlanste Sniunftion Der.
tpeisert, tpoour6 Der WeItleite Straben.
babn So. perboten iperoen Ioqte, ba8
9eleiie Der senannten 8abn in &insss
ton 3u freu3en.
Gbiuarb Wlurpbp, Elm iunser
Wlann bon bier, ipurbe am Sreitas an
Sidorp 8un set6btet. @r bate am
abenb supor itarf setrunfen unb tpar
tpabrideinIi4 on Der betpuBten SteIe
bon einem Sra6tpasen sefaHen.
= Nabrenb Der @ormann Susb So,
mes uno SameS 8iterid am Samitae
NorSen ibre SnipeftiOnstour i'm Oils
man S6adt mabten, erei9nete ii6 in
Der abbott 8ein eine StidIufterpIoiion,
ipeI6s beibe Mdnnsr fur9tbar pers
brannte. 8iterid itarb, aIs man Jpn
su Gage sebradt bate unb Sones ipirb
feline 8erIeBunsen ni4t iiberIebsn.
- Die 2sbisb & 8iltesbarre 2obIen
So. erri6tet in NibIep einen BREEDER
nit elmer gapacitdt bon 5000 Sonnen
tdsIid in elmer gntfernung bon 200
SUB pirb Elm boppeIter S9a9t bon
GAO SUB Gisfe eeienft. 9lnfatt ben
400 Berionen, bic AM biSberisen alien
Merfe tbdtiS iinb, iperben bann 1000
bei6dftist.
Sim DonnerItas in Der Sriibe
purosn mebrere Ner3te mad einem
8aditeinsebdube binter Der fatboIii6en
&ir9e an @unalitrabe serufen, in ipeIs
dem Srau 2iasie &ettIe unb Elm SRI.
S6a 8bite Sas Scepter fiibren. Dort
ipar am Ibenb subor Der So Sabre aIte
gban 8otpIanbS einsefebrt unb, na6s
benz er no6maIs fortgeSausen unb tpie'
Der surtfSefommen tpar, i4tper er'
franft. Obi6on Or. Song iaste, baB
feline @rfrantuns burb @ift berteise'
fiibrt iporoen, fDrberte bic Masenpumpe
bod ni6ts 6erartises 3u Sage. Ser
Dtann itarb Dunneritas Worsen balls
5 nbr. Coroner Bier bat cine Surp
berufen, bersn @rmittelunsen bielei6t
bic sebeimnibpoae Iffaire auffIdren.
Sas senannte Saus itebt niat in gus
tenn 8ufe. Oie @oroners Surp bat
erfIdrt, baB &otplanbs bur6 uraemiide
8Iutbersiftuus su ieinem Tooe fam
unb iie empfabl Die 9lusrottuns ioI4er
Sdufer, tpie 6aSisnise 1T, in tpel6em
er leinen COB fanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
0Nanne Gomntn.

&onrsoaIe. = Ser 2iebertrans bat
bieien 9onneritus, ben H., bic reseI'
mdbige monetIi1e MISUNDERSTANDING
Die MISUNDERSTANDING fur bic 300
&inber Der SereinseIieber finbet am %.
De3br. ftatt.
= Der 2ie6ertrans uno Der Mdnners
dor baben bic ginIabuns gum 25iten
StiftunsSfsfte bes Bort Serbs Mdn'
nsrdor am Is. uno l9. Sauuar anees
nommen unb tperben pabri6einli1 einen
9emeini4aftIi9en Sus benussn.
- Sine babI6e siferne Bride it
firsIi6 dber ben Waaensaupad errids
tet porben un6 perbinoet bas Stdbt6sn
Dreber, in 6iefem county, nit @reene,
in 9ife County.
= Sie grie & SO. 9. @iienbabn
So. bat ni6t tpsniser als brei 8ermeIs
Iungen fir cine 8abn mad Sonss6aIs
ssma6t unS in ben nd9Ifen Iasen
ipirb es ii9 enti6siSen. tpelde ben 8or.
aug erbdIt; ieOenfaGs uber pir6 biz
8abn bon SOablep'S aus mad Sonesr
bale abStpei8en unb fpabribeinlib bic
gum Centrum Der Stabt fubren, mil
einem 8nbnbofe nabe benz @ourtbauie
Die neue 9inie purbs bic Gntfernunl
3tpiIben scranton unb Sonesbale lin
10 MeiIen abfdr3en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Giipas INN sfeuen aahre.

Der psItbsriibmtt @rfols BON 5oRstttr's
Wagenbitters unb btllen felt lGnger ais einem
Dritteliabrbunbert betpGbrte pppuIarit1t as
cine Waeenar;nei IN faum tpunberbarrr, ale
etr Willfpmmenrut Der NIT irbem Sabre has
@rI6einen BON SOlfstter's gIlmanah bfgriiet.
Disft trertbpplle msbt3inii6e Abbanbluns mirb
berauseeeeben BEN Der 5Olfeitsr Company In
pittsburg, ga., fir nelde su bislfm 8ebufe
nntrr fatmdnnii6n SberaufiIGt msbr ale
ff6slig psripnfn ettpa elf Monate bes Satrss
bfi4Gftist linb. Die AufIase bss AlmanaGs
fiir 1892 pirb ni6t penigfr als 10 MilliOnsn
Grsmplare bftrasen; berfelbe pirb esbrudt in
snslilter, bsutider, fran3Sfldtr, lpani16rr,
pelitsr, nprpesil&sr, f9psbii6sr, bpIIGnbi-
i6sr unb bSbmii6r Spra6f. Or sntbdIt Isbr
pertbOclIen uno intsrelIantsn 9flsfoif iiber bic
@slunbbritsphese, 3ablreihe 3tignilIe fir bic
gBirfiamfet BON SOfttter's Masenbitters, I'm
ierbaltuneseftiirs, alrpnpmilGe 8frtGnunstn,
trCnolosifds RCtiSen une Gabslltn II. |. 10,
unb auf Alts, pns man in bsmlelbsn finbst,
fam man f6 in 8sug auf aranfbeit sstrpf
psrIalIsn. Der aImanaf fir 1892 ID in alien
GbeiIsn bes eantes In ApUtbefen unb bel 9anb-
faufeuten unentssoli6 ju baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Bon PETERSBURG.

= SpIepb UlaIters baut an SoIepb
Strabe, in 2ittIe England, elm neues
BObnbaus.
= Nm Montas Absno itarb Der dl'
telte Spbn ber gbsleute Gbriitian @es
ber bon Sobn StraBe i'm 9lIter bon
etipa 6 eSabren. Gr mar am Samitae
supor bon elmer Mauer sefaaen unb
bate iib innerIid berIebt.
- SirsIid meIosts bas ,,@o9snt
blatt", Souls AppeI babe sebeiratbet; !;
baS mar ni6t ipabr, aber baran mar
ni1t ber Jteporter, ipnbern Srau 2latf6
iduIb. 9lppeI iast, buB ct iein Sunss
seisllsnIeben nod IanSe niat mtioe iei.
- 2ebte @ods i6Ia6tete Elm Wam
an Grob Strabe Elm S6psin. 9aS
NlsGer, pomit er baS S9pein ses
Ito9en, mar su fur; unb. barum nabm
er Elm &diemeher stpei SUB lang unb
aIs baS S9tpein bas Weher fab, iieI
es bor S9reden tobt nieeer.
49, PetStppHtb luut tAHHSt u'htSt
in, Der erfen Reibe NIT bem 8eaabIen
Der County Steuer, aber bieies Sabr
iinb bic Steueraubler tpeit suriid. 8er
bis Neuiabr nidt be3oblt bat, barf fi9
nidt tpunbern, ipenn er aciten bsaabIen
mub.
81 5rau CHARLES @ensePS 29iter
@eburtstas ipar am Samitas, unb am
glbenb fam Der Srauenperein unb Der
SinsbOr Der beuti6en Bresbpt. 8e'
msinbe uno nabmen bonn Saule 8eiis.
Die 8eluher tpurben natiirliA gut be'
fpirtbet uno amtiirten ii6, tpie ss eben
nur DeutIde f6nnen.
pA- 8sifeut bas ,@O6enbIutt".
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tpdrtis nit feiner eIesanten 9IuSfteauns
bon sSeiertassipaaren Elm beIiebter Sam'
melplab fir 8aufIuitise, benn SeOers
mann tpeiB, bab man bier Iues finoet,
mas in 6as Serren'9 9arberobe. @ei9dft
eini6fdst. = 8ir baben Gloafs unb
9eI3iaden fir .Damen unb &inber in
allen Diuiern unb gu alien Breifen.-
Sin boaes Enforcement bon Pubuaaren
neueiter Wtobe unb fpe3iea fiir bic Seiers
tase auSsepdbIt.- .-Siite unb 2appen in
grocer NuStpabI, beseIeiden llnterfLei'
Der, GALS unb Sai6entider, SemOen
uno bunbert anbere glrtifeI fir Wtdnner
unb 8naben.-8eiu6t 8rpipn'S See
Sioe unb ibr perbet iiderIid ettpa8
8aiienbes 3u einem @efdenfe finben,
mo bic 4usnabl 70 SroB 1T.