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Details JuipeIierIaben, All 2adatpanna
ISenue, S8ilb sur eIeftrii9en llbr, bic
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Sin boaitdnbiser 8orratb bon soIbe.
men unb iilbernen nbren fiir Serren
unb Damen, Silberipaare, @eidmeibe
etc. su niebrisiten 9reiisn. 8epara.
turen an Taidens unb Stuben.llbren,
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Elm GROCER gorratb bon Bianos unb
OreeIn. ipeIhe auf Iei1te monatIihe
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muiitaIiide Snitrumente ieber Mrt. tpie
8ioIinen, @uittarren. 8anios, sSIbten,
@larinetten, GecorbeonS etc. in GROCER
8eridiebenbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Trau Sarrifcn'S sroees Bsmdlbe. E.
Das sin,ise Bib, has is bic Grau eines pra-
ilSsntsn nalts, pirp ais @eiGenf BEN
putItfum angebptefi.

Gs mbft nidt aassmein befannt isin, baB
Grau Benjamin Sarrilpn cine Der bsifen anne.
rifanIden 8lumenmalerinnen III. Seit fs
ibre SteGle als Dame bes WeiBsn Saulss
etnssnommen Bat baben ibre Dftntlidsn
pHtGttn lff suraeilf BON Der Musiibuns ibres
fliniflrifben 8rufes absebalten; bod bat lif
In bitier 3eit troBpsm WuBs sefunben cine
Der babl6fitsn &eprGlentantinnen aus BEN
9lumsnleben bersuielen, bic nod je Der Yin-
isl zines 8iiniters prcbujirte-eine pra6tpoQf
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III. Gs 1T fein S6attfn Don pslitif barin
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Iittn Natabmuns bes poryaans
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isbsm anferer lcfalen 3situnsstanolsr ssfauft
perbtn fann; ober isnbet 20 Gents an ben
Serausseber, B. Ssnninss Temcref is
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reid nub DeutidIanb pIbsIid anberen
ytationen nur baS acknowledgements
i9iden unb ben sr5bten Ibsil ibres
exports nab ben Der. Staatsn birioi,
rem. 10 fbnnten mir unsefabr far 492
Wfllllonen Waaren erbaIten, b. B. me.
nicer als -iisben 9rossnt unieres that.
la@i'4en Ssrbrauds an snbuitrie.
a!rooutten. gBiirbe bas ,,Babp" Bel
stner folden Goncurrens, ipsIde bic
Sre'ie nur Inn paar grosent briiden
t0nnten, berbunsern?
Mlein es 1T ia gar nidt bic 4biidt.
elnen iolden pI6bIiden llmIdpune Der.
be5ufdbren. pieImebr nur Ianaiam Dor.
su9ehen, unb besbaIb f6nnte bon elmer
lol&en Ssrmebruns Der Ginfubr aud
gar feline @ebe iein. SIT es besbalb
ni$t an ber 3eit bem .,SauaIina" ben
"Eapp" ettpas su befdneiben, ban,it er
uns ni9t arm iaust ?
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taradds Sn bsr Isstsn gamms urbe 8oe esp rnbe wsn
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3ei ausueBn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

a@- Sefet 6aS ,,@odenbIatt" reaeI.
maBl9 es foitet nur $2.OO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
@effeite Mn,eisem.
@n,. 3roifel,
bemtiherMct0cr,

11l5 Sadion Strabe,
lefert Die feiuten &iirite in SpSe garf unS
sbsnio aLle Sorien friidts uno einsepodeItes
6leiid. WaudHeiid II. (. 10.
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Neffern OrefTet Beef.

auser ben spsi Garlaounsen 3ussridte,.s
aIeiid, bas mir Montns unb SOnnerftas er.
haIten, empfanssu mir tdsIid frifd seidlat.
fstes fyIeiId pom 9aube, frifde uno 8alf.Gier,
Butter. Sdie uno 9anoprooufte lbsrbaupt.
Wir baben fsrner eiuen 8orratb Der befsn
Bologna Wurit, frifde une 9eialleHe SduI.
tern. Hippsn gbuds. 8nnofiide etc. llnier'
8oIognamurt iibertrifft ale anoere.
SaIe 60,
A. 10t qadapanna abenus.
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Nnr Ste beiten @aarem ~ bem
aaerbiaisften Yrsiiem.

StD. 242 Mtams 0tpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

Das amerifaniide .8abp" mar aber
beinabe boppelt 10 srob tpie bic ensIiide
Snbuitrie, ipeIde bic Serren Sod,bansr
INNER aIs einen &ieien biniteaen, unb
eS probuairte ebeniobieI fpie bic seiamms
ten anberen Goneurrenten DeutIdIanb,
Sranfreid unb Oeiterrei1 (bon 8ubs
lamb fann ia faum bic &ebe iein) aus
iammen senommen. Dieie Ibatia&en
beipeiien, bab bic Snbuitrisn Der Ser.
Staaten bebeutenber unb itGrfer Iinb.
alS bic aaer anbersn SnbuitrieIanber,
GnsIanb nidt auSseibloFen. Gs 1T
aaerbinss fein Wunber, bab bas 8abp
itarf seisorben 1T, benn mir baben ibm
idbrIi6 circa 1000 NilIionen Dollars
in ben 2utdbeuteI seltedt; aber fpdre
es ni6t an ber 8eit, NIT pem 8dppeIn
Elm tpenis einsubalten, bamit es nibt ai
bid unp iiberfiittsrt pirb?
Da beibt es aber, fobaIb aud nur bic
&ebe bapon 1T, bic tdeli1sn 9ortionen
ettpas tleiner su MAIDEN. baB Der arms
Sunse iofort baS 9ebrfisber befommer
uno eIenbislid su @runbe ssben ipurbe,
neil bic eurppd,iden 8nirpie Jpn mi
ibren 8robuften erfiden fplrben.- .-g8i,
liesen aber bic 8erbdItnife9 Soatei
! England, Ositerrsi6, &ublanb, Srant
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Grant Stetter, IT,,
Sotel un0 Sdderei,
@ainffraae. 0hhe Narf. Na.

@arme uns faIts speiieu fino 3u ieber sa.
9ss5elt 3u haben. 6riides 9aSer ftets OIL
5apf, foipis 8eine, eiquore uno Gisarreu.:
Die nit meinem SoteI perbunbsne Bdderei
lisfert Elm por3iislides 8adptrt. uub tuerosu
aue Seitsllnn9en prompt unb bilia beiorgt.
Sranf Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

@ &auft Cure ParIor. unb SdIaf.
s'mmer'g glnridtunsen unb anbere Ul5.
o oeln BON Wm. Siifenbereer.
229 nnS 23l Benn glbsnue, aeasniiber
be- Der gaptiitsn 8irde. Der biuieiie
PlaB IN Der Stabt. bd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

@ ". Motdmann bat ioebsn 500
pfuno eutsn &audtabaf erbaIten, ben
CT ~ 20 @entS bas Pfunb IosidIdet,
UNI &aum su MAIDEN. al
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:, sar Sonis! Sonis! Sonia!
sgSu9mesenmebl sS unb &Iee.Sonis in
Waben unb fIiiflis. s. 8. Wib.
m aper, $50 2adaipanna 9Ibenue.
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Der nSdngling~.

@ieber ertbnt bas 8ebseidrei Der
.Snfant"s "sSnbuitrie burd oas 2anb,
iie 1T. tpie iie bebauptet, in @sfabr,
feline 9lmme pIbbIid su perIiersn unb
i1reit, baB iie unrettbar perloren iein
tpiirbe, tpenn iie ni4t ipeiter sepappsIi
tpirb.
Das arme BABY! 8ersIeiden mir
es einmal NIT ben Snbuitrien Der anbss
rem 2Gnber unb ieben sll, mas BEL bieIer
,,8abp. Sbotp" berauSfommt gs 1T
ihipsr, iiber nsusrs 8eridtsiabre bon
allen 2dnbern berlaBli1e SabIen su
srbaItsn; bic naditsbenbe lit absr cine
Isabelle, tpeIde Niulbal, Der LIBERAL
aIS Iutoritdt anerfannt tpirb, fiir baS
Sabr 1888 auiammenssitsIlt bat. SIN
ienem Sabre betrus bic @eiammtpros
button Der Snbuitris in MilIionen bon
III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,
PATRIOTIC WORK.

ETory person who Is opposed 10 FREQ Trade
Slavery and fayors American Industrial Indopcn,
dence secured through, tho policy OF Protection,
should read the documents published by the
American Protective Tariff League. As a patriotic
citizen, 1t Is your duty to place these documents
in the hands OF your friends. They arc interest.
ing and instructive. and embrace discussions of
all phases OF the Tariff question. The League pub.
lishes over 30 different documents. comprising
nearly GOO pages OF plainly printed. carefully edited
and reliable information. Among the authors Of
these documents arc, Hon. James G. Blaine; Vim.
Mckinley. Jr.. Governor OF Ohio; Senator 8. NJ.
Cullom. OF Illinois Senator Joseph y. Dolph. OF
Oregon : Senator A. s. Paddock, Of Nebraska /;
Senator Frye. OF Maine; Senator Casey, of North
Dakota; Senator Justin, S. Morrill,, OF Vermont |;
Senator Nelson W. Aldricli, OF Rhode Island /;
Hon. Thomas Il. Dudley. OF New Jersey; Hon.
Rober. ?. Porter. OF Washington Prof. ]. Il.
Dodge. Of the Agricultural Department ut Wash.
ington; Commodore ". II. r. Hughes p; Hon.
E. A. Hartshorn. OF New York i; Congressman
Dollirer. OF Iowa; Hon. d. r. Jones; David Hall
Rice. Of Boston; Ex.Congrcssman Perkins, of Ran.
sas; Dr.. +. P. Miller. of Now York; lion. Geo. ORA.
per. Of Mass; Hon. CT Edwards. OF Texas ; Judge
Vim. Lawrence, OF Ohio; Hon. D. @. Hartman, Of
New York; Hon. Geo. S. boutwell,, OF Mass; Hon.
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Tennessee. ~
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28
AIodjc.kn Coming.

Tho greatest theatrical event OF tho
''prescnt season will be Modjeska's on.
gagcmont ut tho Opera House next Sat-
urday evening. This charming. actress
will present tho delightful ShakGspcrian
comedy, "As You Like It." ,Modjcska
brings with her, q company OF cxrcp.
tionablc excellence, and one snid to con-
tain mono but players Of marked ability.
There is probably no actress to-day
who has the popularity Of Moieska,
md deserrcdly. None OF tho great nc
tresscs Of today are MS conscientious
In their work rs she. Sho does not
give ut times M Indifferent perform.
ance, in order that at q critical moment
she may flash out in tho highest strain
OF art. Her performances nro most
finished productions IN each and every
part. IN ono critic SAYS: "Modjeska
modilies and a%ubordinates tho parta OF
d role in such n manner Tint the play
becomes n finely, moulded, organic
whole" Then, too, in the costuming
OF her plays great care is taken. Mod.
ieska is lonG Of the best authorities on
costuming living, ind in the costuming
OF a playSnot only the dresses, but tho
minor properties are historically cor.
rect. Aeain, Moljeska is tho most
versatile actress. Look at the range OF
parts she plays-one night "Mac-
BETH" the next "ltosalind." and In both
instances the performance ~ Is little
short OF perfection, but be it comedy or
tragedy, n always finds in Modjeska
the salne finished artist, the same ar.
~. -. A. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28
Resolutions of Respect.

BmDGEroRr, o., April %, 1892.
AT q n special meeting of the board OF
directors OF the lEtna Iron and Steel
Company, the following resolutions
were passed in respect to the death OF
W. W. Holloway: ;.f
WHEREAS, Death, has taken from
among us our friend and associate, Mr..
W. W. Holloway, who, since the organ
izatlon OF this company. has been con-
tlnuously Il member OF its board OF
directors, and who for many years was
its president; therefore. in expression
OF u appreciation Of Ills worth and
our sorrow at his loss, be it
RrSotrcd, That in this death our board
has lost Il vigilant, efficient and faithful
member, whose counsel, ever prudent,
and tempered with courtesy and con.
sidcrateness, was highly valued, and we
sincerely lament the loss to ourselves,
to Jul company and to the cummunity,
OF an able, enterprising, honorable and
useful man.
Resolved, That We extend IL condol.
encc and sympathy to his family, that a
copy OF these proceedings bc,furnished
them, and that. the same be made n mart
OF the records Of this board, and pub.
llshed in the newspapers OF general cir
culation hereabouts.
JOSEPH EEL,
W. B. SIMPSON,
A. J. BAoGs,
W. II. TAILMAH,
JSo. A. TOPPING.
Attest:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28
To Lay n Corner Stone.

BALTIMORE, MD., April 97.-Cardinal
Gibbons and Archbishop Williams, OF
Boston, left this city: together today
for Washington, where they will assist
in the laying OF the corner stone OF Nj
Mahon hall OF the Catholic university.
Cardinal Gibbons will make shors ad-
dresses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28
T'nmmanr's suh.crilltlnn.

Nrw YonK, kprile7, lThc sachems OF
tho Tammany society. last night, after
listening to addresses by Gen. Horace
Porter, president Of the Grant monu-
ment association, and TGeu.S Daniel
Butterfield, adopted.aSresolution order
ing that $1,000 be subscribed MS Tam
many's contribution to tho building OF
the Grant monument. .ifE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-28

Three Of the brightest children on the
stage to-day aro supporting John X.
Cumpson in his beautiful play, "The
Merry Cobbler." The specialtieaintro.
duced by the star and these children
are unique and very pleasing. Tho
advance sale has been remarkably large.
showing that Mr.. Culnpsor made u hit
when he was in Wheeling before. lie
commences his three nights; engage
ment this evening. n II
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CHICAGO, April 27.-Th. Athenmum
building was the scene Of q fire last
night resulting ! n a loss OF 100000 On
the seventh floor. where the fire was
confined were the paintings 81 -the To-
cal society OF artists, valued at $4,000,
and these were completely destroyed.
The building was insured, but TIE
paintings were not.
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Floc Z: Priest.

EUREKA, CM.,f April ~ Harry
Rogers logged the Rev. Father O'Kana,
4 Catholic clergyman, on the public
stree$ here with a horse whip. The
trouble grew out OF assertions rejecting
on the honesty Of Rogers wife1Inads
from the altar, SONG time ago.i Rogers
was not arrested.
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KILLED His nrother.in.Lnw.

Fort Scorr, KAN, April 21.-Samuel
Lave, an extensive cattle shipper, was
shot and killed by: his brother-in-law,
John Withers, in n d%isputctover a fence,
fourteen miles from here yesterday.
Two posses are hunting the murderer,
who says he will not be taken alive.
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HENRY CLAY CLUBS.
Tho Purpooo and tho General Plan
OF tho Movement.
SOUTHERN TARIFF SENTIMENT.

Tho South Owes All to Protcction..Thc
People Feel II, but Prejudice Holds
Them Isack...Tlic Purpose of tho
Henry Clay Clubs is 10 Teach tho
Principles ortho Great Exponent of
Protection TO American Industries.
Tho Solid South Must no Longer
Stand In tho Way Of Commercial
Progress.
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which tho actor signed before he left
for Philadelphia. The trial of Mrs.
Goodwin's suit against tho actor on
Thursday will be n mere lori ality for
court to act upon. Mr.. Goodwin will
mot appear to defend the suitand all tho
charges will be eliminated from the
lease but that OF abandonment.
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AM nm old man and have been n con-
slant sufferer with catarrh for tho last
ten years. am entirely cured by tho
use OF Ely's Cream Balm. 1t is strange
that so simple a remedy will Gu re such
a stubborn disease.--Hcnrv Billings, u.
5. Pension Attorney, Washington, D. c..
49, .,-s MWFEW
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Not So Bad After All,

L. Y. Wood, OF McKee's Rocks. Ale
'gheny county, Pa. in speaking to u
travelling man OF Chamberlain's mcdi-
cines said: 81 recommend them above
all others. | have used them myself
and knowthem to be reliable. Ialways
guarantee them to my customers and
have never had n bottle returned" Mr..
Wood had hardly finished speaking,
when n little girl came in the store with
an empty bottle. 1t was labeled
"Chamberlain's Pain Balm" The tray
eler was interested, as there was GER
tainly q bottle coming back, but waited
to hear what the little girl said. 1t was
as follows: "Mamma wants another hot.
tie OF that medicine; she says it is the
best medicine for rheumatism she eve
used" &-cent bottles for sale BY drug
Slsts. 10 ptw
.r t-"S rksH'5 --S
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Agreed to Separate.

New YoRE, April 27.-Nat Goodwin,
the actor, and his wife have substan-
TALLY agreed to articles OF separation,
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THE reputation OF Garfield Tea is en-.
eircling the globe, orders coming in for
it not only from EurCnc, but far India, W
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JSo. a. TOPPING, Secretary.