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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
Kcappcarance OF Epizoot.c.

MEcuAN1csDURG, O., April 3O-A
strange disease has attacked the horses
OF this vicinity which puzzles the skill
of the veterinary surgeons. 1t is SINH
lar to the epidemic of epizootic which
ragged over the country few years ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
English Meat Inspection.

Mr.. Chaplin, president of the British
Board of Agriculture, in an interview
at London on the 4th, said that Secreta-
~ Rusk's new rules for the inspection
OF cattle for export would not affect
English regulations for the admission of
foreign cattle. He was satisfied with
the reports OF the expert, Mr.. Holman,
as to the diseased condition OF
American cattle at Deptford
and attached little Importance to
the opposite decision of DR.. Wrav, the
American governments expert at Dept
ford, even though it was supported by
the opinion of DR.. Williams, principal of
the Royal Veterinary College of Edin-
burgh. He stated that DR.. Williams, in
1879, pronounced q cargo of American
cattle free from disease, and afterward
it was found to be diseased. Mr.. Chap
lin declared that the Board would never
discontinue its restrictions until it was
satisfied that foreign cattle were free
from contagious disease.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
MANY pe0Olc Hurt.

A special of the 10Th states that the
opera house in Troy, Ala, fell in while
rehearSing an amateur perform
ance. About twenty persons were
buried in the ruins. The dead are;
Miss Annie Foster, of Eastman, Ga, and
Miss Fannie Lou Starkev, only child of
Judge Is. w. Starkey, of Troy. The Sc
riously injured are Miss Maggie Burnett,
late Of cambridge, Ga, and Miss Eula
Downing. Others were hurt, but not
seriously. The accident resulted from
the spreading of the roof. which was in
tended to be self-supporting, but was
faulty in construction.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
HIGH PRICE FOR MEATS.
Porterhouse Steaks Now Selling at 20
80 Cents n Pound.

80 GENTS a Pound.
New York, April 30--The price I
meat in this vicinity reached the higheI
point known since 1881. Within ii
month just closing the advance in tt
wholesale prices of meats of all descril
tons has averaged 4 cents per poun'
and this increase is likely to be matt
tanned throughout the summer. 20
terhouse steaks. which retailed ut II
beginning of April at from % to . CEN
per pound, are now IS to 80 cent
Round steaks, in quarters of ski
pounds and upward, may be purchase
at 125 cents. but single pound COZ
the consumer Is to 20 cents. RID roaa
are 70 to % cents, while prime "chuca
roasts are quoted at IA to IL cents. Ma
tor chops are held at Is cents
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07

is stated that Lee, Higginson & Co.,
Of Boston, have about completed the
purchase of the plant of Deere, Mansur
& Co., manufacturers of corn planters,
the Deere Harvester Works and the
Moline PIoW Company, with an aggre-
gate capital of 81 AGO, 900. The plan is to
unite the plants, recapitaIize them and
place the securities on the mar ket. 1t
is said that nearly all the capital has
been taken in Boston.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
Double Tragedy Caused by Drink.

H0UGIITO-W Nf%I., May . esterday
afternoon August Nikkila, miner.
while in a fit Of delirium caused bv
drink, shot his. wife through the head
and then blew his own brains out The
woman is still alive, but NikkiIa died in
about an hour
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
socialistic Agitator Released

MARsEILLEs, May Pm. Rover, the
Socialist member Of the Chamber of
Deputies, who was arrested yesterday
on the ground that he was melting a
disturbance at the meeting of working
men, where he was one Of the speakers.
has been released from custody.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.


Heavy forest fires are raging in Ros-
common, Clare and Gladwin counties,
Mich, and large quantities of logs and
other property have been burned. The
loss will approximate 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
What the States Have Received.

The following payments have been
made by the Treasury Department up
to April 80, under the act of March ,,
1891, to pay back the direct tax lev
led August 5, 1861: Arkansas, $156, 272;
California, sos ~; Colorado, So, 100;
Delaware, SOL Illinois, 1896, 761, In
diana, $40, l44; Kansas, $6O,9S2; Maine,
$351 ,702; Massachusetts, 5000, l0S; Michi-
gan, $40, 500; Minnesota, SS6, 924; Mis-
souri,, S6l6.95S; New Hampshire, $751;
sol; New Jersey, $3.50 ,6l5; New York,
S2,2l3,33l; North Carolina, 1877 1856;
Ohio, 81, 332 .026; Tennessee, $50, DIP.
Total, s.. PSI G36.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07

It has been decided from motives OF
economy that Italy will not take an Of
fetal part in the Chicago exhibition. 1t
has Withdrawn the offer of government
aid to the proposed celebration of CO.
lumbus at Genoa. The deficit seems as
vet an unknown amount.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07

loss of the two fires will reach 500, 900,
with a total insurance of but S25, 900. 1t
is known the fires were the work Of
incendiaries, and the police have arrest
ed several suspicious characters.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
ENtcusivc Strike i'm Enml,n,

LoNnoN,. May The bricklavers in
most of the centers of England have
Ion" cut on strike. The men demand
an increase IN the wages paid them
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
Drowned III usl,cmon T,lo

MIES$NEGoN, Mich. May 4-F11io
aged 8, son of II. ". carr v.,t 3- .c.e;
N, r,,; IAnSNeeon Lake Saturday aft 'Tmnon
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
Fatal Union Pacific yrecp

OMAHA, Neb.. May "A heavy freight
train in the Union Pacific yards was
ditched last night Conductor George
Gleason was instantly killed, and Eng
neer Whitney and Fireman Hamburg
were seriously injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
MURDER IN WAUKESE

A Saloonkeeper Found With His
actured and His Pockets Eml
Young Man Arrested-He Ma
COME sSion and is Taken TO M
kee to Avoid the Danger W ]
ing-Great Indignation at
asnS,eitv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
Queen victoria az lt0me

PORTSMOUTH, April 30.-TLe Queen sr.
rived here to-day on her return from
Grasse, and almost Immediately started
for Windsor Castle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
Marriage OF Sarcey. the ar,hou

PANS, May IN. Sarcev thn a..
tlnguished writer, has married i0 Mi, J'IS
Narboua', who is thirty wears h;s ~ ; .rS
Nor -N"A9 LIS IU-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
TOWN. Frutt Crop Ilon,,~,,,

mor ~GTE' la, Ia May "A sharp frost t1;s
irnit cr6n l' IN Zone tH; some damage to the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
@rebm's 2bierlcb en-.

Die Seraussabe bieiss Bra9ttpsrfss
lit bis gum fiinften 8anbe sebieben,
ipeIder ben aipeiten 8enb ber 86sel
umfabt. Der porIiesenbe 8anb siebt
unS auf 7l0 Seiten Tert erid5pfenbe
unb Iebrrside 8sf6rsibunsen iiber ga:
paseien. 8aumb5sel, Taubenb6seI,
Sdbnerb6seI, RaIIenb6seI unb 8rani9'
b6eeI, unb oerani6auIidt bieielben nit
126 glbbilbunsen i'm Tert unb 18 Gas
feIn, Iebtere gum Tbeil pra6tpoa foIos
rirt. Bie an bem Terte bic bebeutenbs
ften @eIebrten unb SOri9er, 70 iinb BEL
ben a5biIbunsen bic befannteiten
&initIer tbatis, Oamit es bieiem sebies
senen @erfe mad feiner Riatuns febIt.
Dieie brittle gluiIass bon 8rebm's
Sbisrleben eri9sint poaitanbis in aebn
9aIbfran3bdnoen (9 Is Marf, NIT inss
eeiammt 1900 AbbiIbunsen i'm 9ert, 9
&arten un6 180 TafsIn in SoIai6nitt
unb Gbromobrud. Gine 8oItsaussabe
in brei SaIbfran3bdnben foitet nur 80
Marf, aud fann baS 8erf in l30 2ie'
feruneen be3osen iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

lleber bic gln3abI Der DeutIden in
8rafIien iinb man9e faIf6e Gnii6ten
berbreitet, baIb tpirb iie su bod, baIb su
niebris an9enomrnen. SIN bem Solos
niaIen Sabrbud (Sabrsans 1889 1T
feitseiteIlt tporoen, baB, ipenn Der Rad.
tpu6S Der Ginsemanberten burhpeg
nod bic Stnntnesipra1e rebete, beute
mebr ais 10000 Deutf1rebenbe in
8rafIien eriftiren mibten. @s iinb
aber b69fenS nod $4,000 porbanbsn,
b. 3. rnin6sfens 10000 ber 9a6toms
menidaft iinb berIoren sssansen. go
bas Deuti6tbum ni1t in tompaeter
Maiie bon min6eitens 5000 SeeIen beis
iammen iibt, erbalt ii6 Der Na6pu6s
Der erIten Generation nur grpbentbeiIs
beutId uno eebt in stpeiter Generation
nabe3u poaitdnoi9 benz Spraditanm
berIoren. Die 3abI Der Deuti9reben.
ben in Rio @ranbe DO SuI mag 80, 900
betraeen, etpa l3 Prosent Der @es
iummtbepobneriduft. 9ie 9rObia3 lit
Der 9ern 6eS Dsutlatbums, ipel9es
elm beutI6es Spradsebist biIbet, 6aS
bic Musbebnune bes 9bnierei6s Sads
fen bat. 9iio @ranbe DO Sui iia bic
einsiee 8robins 8raiiIisn's, mo Der
yRaafpu6S Der beuti9en ginipanberer
aud in stpeiter unb britter Generation
ii9 srbbtsutbeiIs beuti6 erbulten bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

Bon 3eit ;u 3eit entiprinsen ben
politifden 2eben unierer Station 8ei
tpeeunsen, tpelde idneg cine sroB
Nusbebnung annebmet bann aber
puIfaniSden gruptipnen eIeih, baIb 3ur
iammenfaasn unb in fur3er 8eit biz
auf bic Iebte Spur berfhpunben finb.
g8irft man etnen Bid auf bieie ei.
sentbamIi9en Bbdnonien, 70 ereiebi
fi6, baB bieisIben beinabe reeeImdBie
in 0eitrGumen bon a Sabren erfdeiuen
uno ibren ginffub lebisIid auf Gcn'
srebipnblen in einem iplhen Sabr auS'
iiben, in benen fein Brdiibent getrdbIt
tpirb. gbenio aeist ii6, Sab bic Bee
ipeeuneen INNER eeeen bic am 9tuoer
befinbIi1e 9artei seri6tet iinb.
8eifpieI baftr iit bic .,@ranSer"s
8etpesung i'm Sabre 1874. Sic ent'
itano unter ben Sarmern i'm Neiten
unb Norbtpeten, tparf 2esiSIaturen unb
Staatsmanner iiber ben Saufen uno
cine 3eitIans i6ien es, aIs iperoe iie
cine llmseitaItune Der PoIitif 6es Cans
bes berbeifiibren. Illein idon 1876
mar eS bamit porbei, unb BEL Der in
bieiem Sabre itattfinoenoen Brdiioen'
tenipabI permodte fie aud ni6t ben
serineiten @influB mebr aussulben.
Damn bradte baS Sabr 1878 bic,
auf ber Contention in SoIebo in'S See
BEN serufene ,,@reenbad" s8eireeun9.
Sic braufte slei9 einem Sturm iiber
bas 2anb unb errans iiberaa eetpaItiee
grfolse. 80 erbieIten ibre Ganbibaten
$4,000 Stimmen in Yenniplpania,
$4,000 in 9lep 0orf, ebenIo pieIe in
Ni6isan, 10000 in MiHouri, 10000
ie in Maine, Snbiana unb Obic unb
iiber 25, 900 je in &anIaS, Biseoniia
unb 9leip Serfep. 3pei Sabre ipdter,
1880, fano bic BrdiibentenipabI itatt
unb bic ,.@reenbad" 9artei seb6rte
Idneit su ben setpeienen Dineen.
giner dbnIi6en grfdeinune beeee'
men mir in ben MabIfampfen beS Sabs
res 1882, als bur9 glufIteauns foses
nannter unabbansieer Ganbibaten in
ben Sauptitaaten Der Union sepaltiee
NieberIaSen Der republifanii9en partei
berbeieeftibrt tpurben. 9lu6 bieieS
Nuffladern ipar idon 1884 erIpIaen.
9ie nddte eroBe @rbebuns sesen
bic alien 8drteien fanb 1886 bur6 bic
@riinbuns Der ,,2abor Partp" ftatt.
DieSmaI idien eS, aIs ioate Der Demos
fratie Elm Gnbe bereitet tperben. Dies
ielbe ipurbe in ibrsn feiieiten Sursen
iiberipunben, bic eroben Stdbte eineen
fur iie berIoren ilnb eS idien einen glus
senbIid faft, aIS babe iie tpirfIid ben
TpbesitoB erlitten. 9ob 1883 ipar
bieie neue Bartei in ale 8inoe bers
pebt.
Damit iinb mir Bel Der neueitep bies
fer poIitii6en Seifenblaien anseIanet,
Der SarmerSsM alliances ober ,,BeopIess
Bartp" 8eipeeuns. Die SarmersOrs
saniiatipnen tibten fpirfli6 bel ben
@abIen beS SabreS 1890 einen be6euz
tsnben @iniluB aus unb fGbItsn ii9 in
bieiem Sriibiubr fart senuS, auf Der in
Cincinnati absebaltenen Contention,
bic su Der f6rmIiden Organization Der
. .PeOpIess8 8artp" fiibrte, ben alten
Barteien ben 1lntersans au broben.
9Iaein idon bic Ietten @abIen baben
seaeist, baB bic neue Bartei ben Wes
ibrer 8orsdnBer, Der Stronger,
,,@reenbad"zj .Snbepenoent"s uno
,,arbeiter BarteiIer" sesanaen lit.
Bis sur 9rdiibentidafts' @abI tpiro
bon ber sansen, nit 10 bieIem gelat
in'8 Berf seiebten 8eipesuns faum
nod bic @rinnerunS borbanpen iein.
9ie @eihi9te fpieberboIt iib eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
gBae wirb ans unferen @ente2 3


9lufaIIenb 1T bas i4neue unb babel
eigentIi9 ni1t reht erfIdrIi6e 8ers
i6pinben unieres &IeinseIbes. Sir
bsnfen bierbei sund9R an bic 8tpei,
centitiife, bon oenen bic &esierung erlt
bor mebreren Sabren 800, 900 Stdd in
llmIauf brahte. Bon bieien Iebteren
befinoen fib einiee in Der 8ertpabrung
beS MiinscolIeftprs, mebrere Sunberte
baben SammIsr in ibrem 8efbe unb
ber Refts gliemanb ipeiB es su Iasen.
Sn Circulation 1T tein ein3ises berartis
Sss Stiid au bemerfen, unb an bas
Staatsidasamt III sbenfaGs feines su.
riidselanet.
1l9 Ufi[Iionen betrdst be 8dbI Der
aussesebenen alten @incsntitIde, bon
benen man aber ebenfags nur ieIten Elm
Stiid au 8ef9ts befommt. DaHeIbe
gilt bon ben ibrer Belt ssprdsten Sreis
centnidelmiin3en, ilnb na9se!pieien 1T,
baB BON ben Al Oiaionen bron3enen
9ipeicsntiiiden tbatid9li6 brei Miaio.
nen aus oem 8srtebr berf6wunbsn iinb.
Dbslei1 in 8biIabeIpbia i'm boriesn
Sabre erft 81 Otiaionen pennies ses
pra8t ipurben, 70 1T Der 8ebarf an bic.
Ter Sdeibemiin;e feinestpesS sebedt,
unb beiinbet man fid iebt abermals an
Der 9lrbeit, neue @incentitiide fur ben
8erfebr bersuitelIen. 8ei bieIer @ele.
eenbeit fei 3usIeid bemerft, baB biefe
@eIoitiide in robem 8uitaube, b. 3.
Obne bic 8rdsune, bon elmer Sirma in
Connecticut seliefert tperben, tpeIde fiir
ie 1000 Sttd einen Dollar erbdIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

fen StiefsIn Bat es natiirIit bsreut,
bem ipateren 8uifer ni6t freoitirt 3u
baben. tHNa'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Senti6e ~ Metgerci
bon
Saspar SemnD,
@O. 41s sab @uibinstOn glpsnus.

Vile 6Ieiidlorten bon Der bsfen 0uaIit6l
uno ftets friid; cesgIeihen ole idmadbafte'
fen Biirfte eoer art
9ie bsften Shinfen unS Elm ausgejsidnetee
Corn Beef uno ous fetnfte 80deIheifh ftete
in 9rober ausmnbl.
8eiteIIungen per 9oit wer6en prompt aus.
sefibrt uuO Ju eiucm 8eiu6e oes @ei6Gfies
ireunoIidft eingeluoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Sleine 1trfa6en-ercee 0Birfs
unaen.

uHVeus
SIM Spmmer 1875 mar 8onaparte
Bel ber Rssieruns in llnsuabe sefaIlen.
gr ba1te baran, ben Dienit Srauf.
rei6s su perIafen. @r fpubte, 6ab bic
Tirtei ii6 seeen Oeiterrei6 rifle, un6
in 1einem 8erbruB bahte er mad Der
9drtsi su seben unb berieIben feline
Dienite an;ubieten 9a beri9tete ibm
Srero, es iei ibm ssIunsen, ibm bic
StelIe zines Generals IN Der glrmee
Der batabifhen Republif su beridaffsn.
9a,u beburfte er eineS Paar StisfeIn.
Gr beReIIte ie BEL einem Shubmader,
beKen 2aben bem SuitspaIaite seeens
iiber lag. Der Sbu6ma9er ma6te
ii6 an Die 9lrbeit unb einen Gag Dor
Der abreiie brinst ct iie; aber glapOs
leon bat ebsnio ipenis @elb tpis Sties
fe.n. Gr bistet cine Nnipeiiuns auf
bas 9riessminiftsgium. Der Shubs
nader mil 5ss5 OeIo unb berabfoIgt
bic StiefeI Ei.s,. 90 fab itd 9lapos
icon eenbtbist, Elm paar anoere BEL eis
mem anbersn S6ubma6sr su beitellen.
Daber reiIte er niht ab unb berihob
feline abreiie um einiee Gage. Sn Der
9pii6enseit erbieIt er am 8. 8enoes
minire einen Brief BON 8arras, in oem
ibn oerieI6e bei6tpor, feline gtbreiie nm
einise Gage su beridieben, tpeil id
cine Repolution nerbereite. 8onaparte
foIete bem 8atb. Der II. 8enbemiaire
braate ibn UNI einise S4ritte aur
! Na4t tpeiter. Der Serfertiser Der er'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
GIN fdnf xaeen BON europa na6
Mmerifa.

9ta6Sem Der Se9ssTaee Dampfer
Dor mebr ais ;ipei Subren sur @irtIi6s
felt eetporoen, b. b. nadbem man bic
5abrt bon Queenstown in SrIanb mad
9tetp gorf in feds Saeen 3uriidlesen
fam, III nun Der SiinfsEaee 9ampfer
bas 3iel Der mitsinanber fonfurirenben
Dampfer @eIeaI6aften. ginen IoIs
den Dlmpfer baben bic befannten
S6iffbauer s. & g. 9bomp1on i'm
Auftrase ber @unarb Dumpfi9iff So.
su bauen beeonnen, tpeI9er bic nebers
fabrt bon bem oben9enanntep irIanbis
fden Safen nod 9ietp gorf in flnf
Gaeen beirerffeai9en fol-. Das S6iff
entb6Lt cine 2Gnee bon l89 Nieter
(6Oo SuB) unb mebrere Mai6inen bon
3ufammen $4,000 inbisirten 9ferbe.
traften.>
Statt Der bisber errei6ten @el6pins
bigfeit bon 1870 SeemeiIen in ber
Stunbe fol- nun Ous neue S6iff "a aus
riidIesen un6 tpiro iib 6em8emdB Der
tdeIide Goblenperbrau6 auf 600 Cons
men, Der MiuimaIborratb fit cine 8eiIe
uIiO uuf 5000 Sonnen belaufen, ,. B.
un9efdbr auf 300 @arS pber IedS
Idnere @iienbabnsuse 8obIen.
Srob Der INNER mebr uno mebr iid
abfiirsenben neberfabrtoauer 1T es fait
unsIaubIi9, ipas aud nur biefe ein3ise
Sdifffubrtsseieaidaft iabrIi6 an 2es
benSmitteI unb @ebrau1Ss@e @eeenitdns
ben conlumirt. Sc berbraudt bic Suns
arb 2inie idbrIi6 bur9idnittIi6 1900
Sdafe, 1900 2dmmer, $500 O@fen,
800, 900 Gier, 10000 8funb Sbee,
10000 8funb 8dfe, 100000 8funb
8uder, 5000 8funb Senf $500 9funb
8feffer, 5000 DOppeIsentner Sdinien,
$4,000 Subner, 1000 @nten, 2200
8uter unb ebeniobieI 8dnie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
0Dtel=

Dem brutl&tn publifum unb .mrinfn fGpsi-
ssr GTtunben srlaubt i'd mir bifrmit anlu,si.
gen, bae Id bic @irtbi&aft bon S'y Gunra6,
go. 323 9enn abenue,
iibtrnpmmen babe. SD pGbs nur bic befen
Speifsn, @ttrGnft unb Giearrsn bnItrn unb
bsmiibt Iein, eur6 resne 9sbienuns alien &C.
rsHttu Anforberunsen ju tntiprrhtn.
5tnrp non Wfifenflub.
oG WetH @el&aft ale S&isfupsdsr fibre
i'd tpie bisbgr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Nu Oenti4e Sereine.

Die bsutI9su gsrsint bfr Stabt SCRANTON
tperbsn barauf aufmerflam ssmaGt bab bic
Strissr.9anO ispsrisit fur Bale, pic 9ies
unb paraten ensasirt iptrbrn fam. WPnRi
gut uno 3u niebrielfsn preiien. Iumsbungsn
~ MAIDEN BET 9eabrr @ueuIi Dunnsmann,
828 Gin Shabs; cber bsi 5auptmaun 6raRf
NSar pom arisser gtreiu 1903 prcspset
Npenue. 29,6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

WtatnftrGbe, 91oe Narf, va.
Borme uno taIte speiien finO ju ieoer Ga.
9esjsit 3n baben. 6riides easer ftets an
3apf ionic Beiue. eiqu0re uno @igarren.
Die nit meiuem 9Otel perbuHoene Baderei
lisfert elm uo5ii9lides Badwtrf. unb msroen
als 8efeIlnn9en prompt uuo btIll9 beiorgt.
ntanf Stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
NeraeEt ni6t.

Sab man isoerjeit bic bsitsn gOrtbeiIs beim
Saule bon 8aI6sn uno 8anoubren. Sbmud.
Iadsn. SiIbsruahren &c. bel
ee,han
erbaIten tnpn. Gin erceer mo eIt9onttr Dor.
ratb Der nsnsitsn Muiter. aHf Die iOIiOsfs Art
berfert9t. forilOdbreuo porr6tbi9; ale uer.
tauften artifeI meroen 9arnntirt
Neparatnreu an lbren uno Sniue.
len uiro ipsjisIlt aufmertlomi.it ssidsnft.
Gs piro i'm 9eiddft Sent d
eefprodeu.
9. gB. freeman,
8I0lsr BIod, gds gsnn aus. uno Sprueeitr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

~9siteat bas ,8o9snbIatt"--ss
entbaIt aae Ra4ri4ten-nur $500,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
SSm. 3Drmaber'S
Oentide Mpotbete,
724 SJittStpn Mnenne,
nabe Bird Strabe.

Ser Gi9entbdmer, in 9eutibIanO ftoutlic
aepriifter Apotbeter uno gbemifer, permsuoei
auf Die 3ubereitins bon 8ejepten Die 9r0btC
5orafaIt. aae @eoitamente iino frii6.
R9.8 .8elepbonberbinoun9 nit allen Aerjten.
9eutide SeiltrGuter un0 @urSeln, Patent.
SoiIstte.artitelr II. {, 10.
8eOienuus piiuttIid uno reed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Wilbelmi II. setpiomet.

Na6 biefen neueiten &aiiernorten
ipirb man ii9 barauf sefuBt MAIDEN
mI1en, bub Der beutide G3ar bemndhft
bic sebn @ebote elmer Rebifion unter'
tpirft unb bab aIsoann bas bierte @ebot
lauten tpirb: ,,Du ioait Deinen 8atsr
unb Define Nutter tbren- bprauSgeiebt,
baB Der &aiIer Dir ni6t befebIt, iie
!UbtSuidicBen."
(2ouiSbilIe sInseiser.)
DuB Der iunse beutide 8aiier am
@Giarens@abniinn Ieibet, ipirb' ipobl
mad 5einer Iebten 2eiitung in Wtin6en
9liemanb mebr bestpeifeIn. Der aIte
rbmifdbe Sab: Salus publica suprema
lex ,,Das @emeinipobl 1T bas bD6ite
@eleb !" paBte ibm nidt unb er dnberte
ben Sat babin ab. baB Der ,,WiIs bes
2bniss bas bbdfte @eieb" iei. @S
tpirb nidt Ianee mebr bauern, 70 tpirb
Der iunse MIarmfaiier BEL benz Cat bes
,.SCnnenfbniss" 2uDtpiss XIV, L'etat
e'est moi ! ,,Der Staat, baS bin i'd !'
anseIanst iein. @s 1T Der @r6benpabn
in Der bb6lten 8otens, ben biefer SanSs
Oampf 70 psutIi6 seist.
(8eabins NbIer.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17

Sn Main; itarb Der Hbeber Did
uno in Samburs bic pIattbeuti6e S6aus
IpieIerin 2ptte Denbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-17
Ziegler'S Hotel,
SSD. 327 2adatuanma GDel
y. HteRler. giaentblmer.

Sieiisuoe tnben bier Die bor3leIidfte $oft
uuo aufes eo9is gu mdbigeu Rreiieu.
auf fern uno Slams pdbrenb Der
Suifou in ieoer 3ubereituussart.
9ie feinften Beiue ebumpaauer, 9iauOrs
uno Gigarren.
griuatStmmer fir 9amsn uuo 6amiIien i'm
Smeiteu Stodwsrfe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-12
ChamOis Skins.

Chamois skins should never be left in
water after using, but should be wrung out
and hungup to dry, spread out carefully SO
as to leave no wrinkles; neither should they
be used to wipe off colors, as paint stains
form hard spots and help the skin to wear
out sooner. Chamois was never intended
to wipe the face and hands with, and this
should be avoided also, as the skins are LA
bic to become greasy thereby. Never put
chamois skin into warm water-nothing
above lukewarm, as it will curl up, become
thick, tough and useless. To bring back
chamois that has been ruined by grease,
paint, or has been used as towel until it
has all the resemblance of a dirty old rag,
the following is recommended: Take a
bucket of clean water, making it middling
strong with ammonia soak the skin in it
over night, and the next morning rinse it
out in pure water, after which use freely of
pure white CASTLE soap and water. 1t is
claimed that the process viii insure very
good skin again, available for considerable
further service. The whole operation, aside
from the soaking, need take no longer than
a quarter of an hour, and in reality the skin
after this treatment is, according to Hide
and Leather, better than at first, having
become thoroughly broken in and free from
lint and other impurities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-12
Custom OF Dining at a Late Hour.

NJ. Franklin explains in one of his curious
essays on the private life Of the forefathers
of the present generation of ParisiaDs that
the custom of dining at a late hour is moth
ing but return to the habit of the Seven
teenth century, and that the Eighteenth
century alone is responsible for all the
shifting and changing that has confused
and worried the would-be cheerful diner.
The only difference between the present
day and the Seventeenth century is that
what was then called supper is now known
by the grandiloquent name of dinner.
Charles ' had his breakfast at 10 o'clock,
and only after having attended mass, and
his chroniclers report that he supped sin
very good time" The oldest French cook
cry book, dating from the Seventeenth cent
ury, fixes the breakfast hour at the same
time at which it is now fixed among the
upper classes. Nobody" says this old ora
Gle, should eat before the hour of Q, unless
he be i'll or feeble" 1t then goes on to put
down law the application of which At the
present time would put most people into
rather an awkward position.
To eat once day, says The Menagier in
quaint old French, is to lead an angelic life.
To eat twice is to be human.
But to eat three or four times is "vie de
besCe."