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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15

foRTY-EIGHT stage coaches carrying the
United States mail wsre held up in this
country last year
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15

MANY PERSONS are broken down from over
work or hon eLold cares. Browns Iron Bit
ters reoui DIS the system, aids digestion, re-
moves excess OF bile. and cures malaria. "A
ependiH Ionic for N0mcn anl cLildIen
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15
How 10 Become a pnIpit Orator.

Apropos of the discussion respecting
the pulpit power Of the great preacher
just dead, the following line, by the
late DIR. LeIfchild, an eminent London
Nonconformist minister: IN .sc ::r:sS.
Of delivering a sermon may be inter.
esting:
Begin low. When most impressed.
Proceed low; Be self possessed;
Rise higher, To spirit wed form;
Take fire: Sit down I'm storm.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15

SWEDEN and Norway are preparing 70 on
ter the German snti-protectiontst 10, quo.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15

Girls over twelve can make valid wills
under the laws of Scotland
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-15
wHE EN- DAY IS DONE.
| sheep IN VOLTS CLOTHING.
DY II. l.. KEfCBUM.

HE pull Is
uphill for al
most three
miles along
here, and the
ho:ses plod
along slowly.
Tic dust is
just as deep;
hat ,,-u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

Sie meiIten auffallenben gigentbim.
lihteiten Don alien Souperansn oea
WeiBeu 5auiss bate Sadion. Gr babte
oas @eremoniel nod me6r, als Seiier.
ion. Bel ibm lianoen Die Sbilren bes
Weisen 0auies iiir Seoermann oiien.
Wit @orliebs ersing .er ii9 an Sauls
uno Der llmsebuna uno raudte cine
Waistolbenpfeife; Nnoere iolleu es lid
3u ieiner 3eit iosar berdussenommen
6aben, in ben Staats,immern gu rau-
den. aae feline Sr.unoe rief er nit
ibren 8ornamen an, flopfte ibnen aui
bic Sdulter uno iaste in Der llnterbal-
tung alle aebn Minutsn: .Seim Gwis
gen!" Ssine @aitTreunolidteit mar 10
grob, baB er nit ieinem 8ebalt uno
ben grtrdsniiien ieines eunbsutes taur
austam. Sn ieineu Striimpien par
Sadion iiber ieds JuB BOD. babel iebr
itmddtie unO pog niat mebr als lao
pfuno. giniad bis ,ur NabldIIisieii
mar feline Gleioung. Gr hatte meili
tinen miliiariibsn Wantsl an uuo tras
einen oidsn Stod, tpslden sr nit 0or-
lisbe iiari aui Dem gOoen auiiaIus.
Mit Seosm. oeR er beaesnete. tniipfte
er germ Elm Geiprdd on. Der Wbistr
ltanb bei ibm in srober CUNT, uni
iuabreno ieiner gerwaltuns rod es i'm
@eiben Sauie itets mad Sabat nnr
Spirituoien. Seine pfeiieniammluna
tpiiroe isoem oeutihen Gorpsltuoentel
Sepunosrung absen0tbist babsn. Sn
errsatem @elprdb idleuoerte er sar
manbmal. menn er einem Sab beion.
bsrsn Naborud perleihsn motR, feline
Slonpieiie gu Sooen. gu ieinen ion.
Itiaen 2!ebbabereien eeb0rten: Muf-
ibla5su pou Sidorp- uno Walniihen
aui Den 2nieen NIT einem plditelien,
Seiuhen BON Sabnentampfen in Sla.
bensburs uno unermioli9es ausiooten.
sridbien. - aa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
WltsSarid,er Gttten.

Sn elmer Stubie iiber bic Nlt. 3iiri.
der Sitteu uno 8sbrdu1e, bic in Der
81. 3. s." perofientli9t lpiro, aibl
Der Serfailer. $. Weiitommer, folssnoe
S4iloeruns: Oils tuirflid sutes lleber.
bleibiel Der .suten alten 3eit" iteaeu
i6 beute nod unIere SaMernituben
bar. 2uitis. wobnlid eineeridist; in
Der Yitte Der Stube Elm un9ebsure,
9adoien nit osm Gunitbantli; bintsr
Dem Sien ole tleine Stieee. wel1e al
Dem i'm oberen Stodperte beiinbli1en
S4laijimmer riibrt. Ser Sisn bilost
INNER Die Saupt;ierbe. Sn sinem
bart iiber ibm beiinpli6sn 3imme,
puroe cine Gde nit Srettetn bon alien
Seiten obgeidlOnen, 10 ba6 Elm 4dm.
mer1en pon bo6ltens 5tpei Quaorat.
metern Grunoild1e eatitano. Oun1
cine Sbiire trat man in oieien raben.
ountlen Baum. in melhem als ein,isea
Mobel cine robeesimmerte Sant itano.
3wei oeridieoene oIiene &pbre aln9en
5u Dem Sadnfen. Satte oieier Die 9e,
hori9s Wdrme wdbrenb oes Sadsns &c.
Ianst. 10 blies Der Seiiber in sin porn
uno pertiinoete bamit Der Na6bar.
idait. oaB 6eleeenbeit geboten wdre.
elm Sdwiybao gu nsbmen. glun famsn
Die idtpiBbebiiritiseu eeute. Mdnner
uno Jrauen. beioe suiammen uno feb.
ten iib i'm nrtoiiiim in oas Sbmib.
Itiibli. 9urd bas cine Robr ltie9 fort.
pdbreno beibs 2uft in bas Stubli, fan.
ben aber Die Sdmibenoen osn &aum
nod niht gentiseno marin. 10 ionnte
man ourh SeiinlIng zines Sdiebsrs
AUDI our6 oas suats &obr Die 9ammsr
Ipeien. 50 beourite es uatiirlih nur
.iniger Minuten. I'm Elm sriinolides
Sdwibbdb bsr3uiteflen. 0eute iltois.
les .Shutblhlbli" - in Dem mir
leidt ben dltsn romiiden llripruns sr.
lennea = fait aan3 peridwunoen. nur
aUh eln cin5ises Gremplar 1T. 10 pid
,stannt. I'M 5iiraeriidtn OberIanoe in
Sebraud. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

einen prunienoen Nn,us. Seine Dollp
foll nidt nur ihn. ionoern ourh i'm
aud bas 2ano reeiert baben; lie rpurot
beionbers Oft .oie 26nisin" senannt.
Yrdiibent Rouroe mar Elm idlanter.
ftattlider 9ir9inier. beiuahe feds SUI
bod. unb tras tets einen ounielblauen
&od, Stulpeniisief uno einen auise.
fdlaaenen Dreimaiier i'm Stile oei
observation-disclosures. - Der leBte 9rdii'
bent, pelder iid einigermaBen on ol.
Mooen bes personsenen Sabrbunoerta
bielt. gr labmte Elm tpenis on einsm
9ein unb bate beim 8eben itets oi,
linte Geite poran. Sbm mieoeriubr
Die Iusseidnung, obne nennensmertben
Wioeriiano gum 3weiten Wtale sewdbli
su iperben, uno in ielnem 5peiten limits
termin mahte er iid oura Die vMOnroe'
Soetrin@ in Der 9aDen Belt betannt.
1925 idieb er aus BEN Yrliioentenamt
aus uno murpe ipdter nod elm idlidter
Sriebensridter i'm Oirsiniiden @ountq
2oubpn.i f... l..
Sobn Guinep Mbams tpanoelie in
oenielben Saanen. pie frabsr iein
Batter. .- IA. .u.t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

Muf ben bohaebilbeten, i'm llebriaen
burh nibts 0eionoeres ausee;ciAneten
Subn Spler folgte Sames 5. Yolt. mel.
der Suslei6 oer tleinite uno oiinnite
Wtann mar. Der ie ben Yrdiiosntenitubl
einaenomnien bate. Gin seitgenoiii.
ider Shriiiteaer iasts BON ibm, er laTs
fc:ne Sleiber 3pei- bis oreimal su aroB
MAIDEN, oamit es tuenigitens ausisbs,
als Oh yetluus an ibm" iei. Cine uei=
tere gigentbilmli6teit mar ieine Satin.
pel9e unter teinen ulnitdnoen oaa
Sanjen i'm Weiben SauIe esltattete.
Sabinee9en nabm bic Satin pon
Sad" Saplor falt gar feinen 2lntbeil
on Der Gieielli6aft, iOnbern iaB rubia
in ibrer Stube. itidte unb = rau9tt
ibre pfeife. 5aplor ielbf, Der Iib ourd
ieinen sroben Sopi nit Dem iippigen
weiBen Saar aissei6nete, bat iib ME
I'M e9eiben 9auie bebaslib seiiiblt.
Die prdiioeuten Sillmore uno Yierct
waren Seioe 9iibide, noblati9nieseltt
Mdnncr uno in GeieIidaft isbr bsliebt;
pieree bate ole aHertannt itoulten
slusen aller amerifaniiden Yrdiioenten.
Sndanan mar Der erifs Yrdiioent, Der
Sunsgelele mar. trob elmer vSugeno.
liebe". Son aiueolu CIT. oeiien einSi9,
grbolung Don ben @mtsiorsen oi,
Sbeaterbeiude biloeten, lsben Die Yrd.
lioenten nod friid i'm Geod1tnib De,
6cutisen Generation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
siae fpastse miiitarsefatAt..

Cine fpabise .Dlilitdrseididte" in
fiirslid ourd einen 3ufaa ans Saees.
li6t 9etommen. Serr Director &. in
Berlin bsiibt cine 5odter. bic ben ielts.
men 8ornamen .@briitel" erbaltsn bat.
Sas Srdulein bat namli1 an eriten
Meibnadtsta9e bes Sabres 1871 bas
2idt Der gelt erblidt uno mar ID Su
ibrem eisenartisen 9ornamen getom-
men. 9teueroinss nun riiitete fid bic
jun9e Dame su elmer &eiie uat ben
Saltanltaaten, uno Der 0ater sridien
peri0nlib i'm &epierbiireau. Inn einsn
pab fir feline Sodter su bsioraen.
.Ni9t wabrr fir Srdulein GbriNsl2"
fraste Der @abtmeiiter. .Samobl",
erwieoerte Der Director. iidtlid eritaunty
oaB Der 8eamte ben Yornamen 10 ,,aus
benz 9opfe" muBte. Sod feline llebsr-
rdi6ung tpubs, als oer Wadtmeilier
bel Der ausiertisuns bss YaHes be.
merfte; ySrdulein @briitel 1T ia
wobl am 25. December 1871 aeborsn?"
Meroinss" iaste Der 9aier. .aber
pie fommt es nur. bab Sic bas aus
uenbis wiiien?.. .Sa", erwio.rte
Der Beanie i6munselno, ySbr Grau-
lein Sobter Ioate namli6 gum - Mi.
litdr aus9eboben iperoen!" .Nanu.
meine SoAter?" -. ~Sapobl", er.
fldrte Der Wa6tmeiiter, mir biellen
@briItel glae fir einen mdnnliden 8or-
namen. (Srob Der poIiseili6en Nm.
melouns?? .. 3eo.) Sa nun bel
neber!breitltng oes oienitpili1tiaeu
sllters jestids Melouns unterlaiien
mar. 10 wuroe Der iblide &apport on
bic oorgeiebte Seb0roe eritattet. bic 10.
fort = Spansslueiie Sorfiibruns ans
pronete.
yun aber fam uns bic Sade bod
etpas beoentli6 Dor; mir fonnten uns
ni6t gut porItellen. baB Sic, Serr Si.
rector, Der Sic in allen 9in9en 10 &C..
ipiiienbait iino, Der Melounsspflidt
nidt seniist baben iollten. SD iiber-
nabm Die &eberde. Sa id bel Shnsu
peri0nli9 megsn Der Qlnipra6e nidt
Uoripreden mobie. 10 9ins i6 tu benz
Sautmann, Der in Sbrem Saule uobnt.
sd fra9te. Ob CT Sbre 6anlilie tenne.
uno er meinte: pa fommt ia seraoe
Die Mueulta pon Director g.. Die mlro
Sbnen liher Die bette glustuuft seben."
9llio wauotc ih mid on bic Sole: .Sbr
Serr bat ia uobf sipei &inosr. niai
rpabr2" Set itimmt." iasts bas
@tdo6en. Ser Nelteite mus ibon 25
Iein." Sang ridtie." beitatiste Die
3ofe. nllno Der 3rpeite, @briltel mil
9tamen. mar am 25- December seroos
20 Sabre" ,Sa, aber Der S.utits
Sunse. mat Sic ians ridtis Gbriitel
nennen." rief la6eno Die SUITE. bet il
ia en- = Wtdden!" 9lun muroe nd.
tiirlid aus DER smanaslusiien @orflb'
runs nidts. ole Sade mar erleolati
ben 8eburtstag bon Srdulein Gbriltel
aber fueroc ith pobl nibt pereeHtu.
Sie Gsi4ibte 1T bod wirtiid scluu.
gen., niht wahr. Serr SirotOr!"
rSas 1T lie aleroinss." meinte oel
Yater, Der Iib Dor 2utsn faum halten
tOnnts, uno ct fiiste in gutter 2auul
binSu: ,Sie bdtten aber mslne Sobte,
oreilt gum Wllitdr ausbebcn ionnen,
oas WaB bat iie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
praToentens Stuoienf6pfe.

90 es iid beuer tuieber barum ban.
belt. tuer in ben ndditeu bier Sabrsn
Ssrr oes WeiBeu Sauies Iein ioa, 10
oiirften einiee Streifii6ter auf Die fri.
beren prdiioenten, iuelde in ben biito-
ridden Gemldern bes WeiB.n Sauiss
iO3uiaaen vin effigie aufsebdnst" limo.
8iele intereiiiren.
Ser erite prdiioent, tpelder in bic.
fem ebrpiiroisen @ebdube iuobute, mar
Sobn 9loams.' 9erIelbe trug, wie ale
Yerionen Don &ans in ienen Sogsn,
Itets einen Nof NIT reihen Stifereien,
ieioene Striimpfe. rieiise iilbsrnc
S9naaen an Den Sduben uno cine
puosrperilde. Gr mar Elm groBer
iSreuno Don bduiigeu eldu,eEoen
Staatsoiners uno gmpfdnsen. periou-
lid lebte er jeood unssmein slniah.
fiibrte eiuen ie9r ipariamen Sansbalt.
10 oaB CT. uls er bas WeiBs Saus Der.
lieB. li9 elm bubibes Siimm9eu uon
ieihem 8ebalt eripart bate. @l5 Die
S9abamts @ebduoe brannten, fabte
aud Ibams in Der 26idbrisaoe poitO
unb rei&te Die Waiiereimer wsIter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

9ennp, bic oas 9eIsn 10 ihrper BE-
9riHen batts.
Menn Dir Gein after, liebsr Saus'
buno seltorben. 10 faui' Dir elmer
anoern!
So sttpa modte iie aud oenfen
sic lies Die ileine Sodtsr oes Por,
tiers tdslib auf einige Stunosn Su lid
tOmmen, nit ibr au arbsiten uno 81
fpielen. gs mar reiseno, wie lieb oas
ileine Mdbden Il. bas el
2ansepeile fano bas tpenis comm.
il faut. @ollenos entiebi aber maj
9dnaemeile. als iie auf Den Ypridlae
zines Setannten einsing unb in einem
6ffsntliden 9inbsrsarten nit unter'
ridtete. Sn einem Oifentliden Ginoer.
sarten, in oem Rinber aus alien Stdn'
ben aufgenommen muroen!
gs lit unelaubli9, aber tuabr, ibrt
neue Sbdtisteit tpurbe i6r lieb. Sit
ideute feine Wiibe, feline 9oiten. llnt
mas oas Wunoerbarite, lie Seisie ent,
idieoen Seanlasuns oafiir. Gs ruurot
bebauptet, es lei ihr Seroienif, oas oas
llnternebmen 10 gut seoeibe. Sic mar
eben bod nidt 10 olrnm.
DIS elm beireunoetes iunses paar Il.
i'm 6riibiabr oarauf auforocrte, an
elmer 3felie in ben Suotn Sbeil su
nehmen, iaste tie:
oSd1 fahe feiue 2eif
Sic batte feline 3eit! 2dberlid,
Iber 10 fam es. baB Die Slaiirte Elm
tbattrdftises Meni6entino uurbe.
Rilr5lib bat iie ii6 perlobt. sic hai
eben ibren slpeiten gr ssiunoen. Mis
er ausiiebt2 IS 1T mir peinlid. ouriiber
Su reoen-id bin es ielbf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
Hd, iol

= Seit fiinf Sabren babe Id eli
ni&t 9eiebsn, mein liebtr 9err Mafder
Was IN oenn aus Sbrem tIsiutn Ser
bdlhtb NIT SRI. @rufoe sewOroen. oI,
Sic bamals 10 iiramm pouiiirten2
= 6rt. Gruioe - ia. Die bat auige
b5rt su eriitirsn.
= 9ld. oil mein Simmel! Soa MIDI
etpa toot, oas arms Wdohsn2
= 9teiH. dber perbeiratbet.
- uno Sis baben oas aberlebts
6oif,ntlih baben Sic ibr Sbr,
Grsunoidait aeidenita
= Gsinespess. Sic bat mid eebei'
rat6st.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
9as fieht ihm dhnIih!

= Sas fiebt itm dbnIid!
Sergeant: @as tbun Sic. ginidbriser
Manoelbliib. ipenn Sic aui elmer
5dleidpatrouile pIoblid bon allsn
Soften bonn 6einbe ansearifien msr-
benz WanoelbIiib': Damn thu i'd
msin 9eitament MAIDEN!
- Wenidenmtirbe. Ridtsr:
Dab Sic i'm Stanos iein ipiirbtn, oie-
len Siebitabl Ju bssebsn. hdtte id ni6t
sealaubt. : anssilaster: .. Der
Renid fam Glles. ipenn Ct nur ben
,dten Willen Sasu bat.
-RunfoerfdnbniB. 5aus-
irau: Rum 8ieie. tuie bat Dir beun
seitern abeno 2obenarin sefalen2 -
Siete: Gan, gut. Waoame. aber our9
bic oumme Wuiii babe i'd isin Wort
psrfanhen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
Scr ffeine Itrrarb4

- Der fleine 8errdrttr.
Oufsl: .Si:is 9tadt babe id wi,ber
isir 9luae Sa9ethan!~ 9ans: ,9ld.
baum bsiommt Mama dud nod isin
nsuss Rleio!" Onief: .Wieis bsnn2"
6ans: -sluH. papa Dot hoh ssiaat.
bas bsiams ne uiht eber. al, bis Su
nal bic Nugsn ;uthdteit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

Sur Ban Buren, mar oas WeiBe
bous nidts glsues mebr. ols cr In ous.
IeIbs elnsca er bate ndmlih faf fpGb.
nnc bts aan3en Sermines BON Soiiun
uIs gripo!ietrsidr bcHelbsn iid BARN
i6pn. bdusli6 semadt. Dlan lam
obtr ron itni ni6i iaaen. bab CT isinsm
@bsi ohaeaudt bnbe. ,.tpie sr iid rdus.
psris unp uie er ipudis". Ter lsbhaIt.
flsins BON Gurtn mar Die mobilize
Seinheit nne @ldtts ielber. ppltii6e
Shriiiiiclcr paeeten ibn ben ..onsri.
ianilden 2agtarano" ~ nsnnsn. gr
n or ou6 Der eriie Yrdiesnt. Der nidt
ols briiiider llniertban asborsn mar.
Geuerol Miaiam Senrp Sorriicn
tpor Elm iiberaus thdtissr otter Serr.
Der uneemohnlid friib aufifano, idon
Dor Dem, Griibfid su Marfte eins unn
riemals cinsn lleber;ieber trug. n,odi,
bos @etter nod 10 ihlimm iein. g,nss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

@ieI einfader. als gloams, ileibete
lid Yrniioent Ssiferion. Ssicnbsrs
ileI oies aui. als or por Dem GonareB
eridien. um ieine SabrssreoeSu haltsn.
Gr true oamaIs einen lansen idlidten
6lpueu Got. nur nit uersolostcn Gu0-
pieu. blaus 2niehoien unp plumpe
.dlneritanilhe" Ghube. bic nit 9ebsr-
id)niirsn suiammengebunoen paren.
GepObnlid bcoedte sr iia nit einem
aro6en. lber Die 9lu9en sesoeensn
iSilibut. @enn er ritbt gu GuBe sins.
ritt er oui ,luem alten sleeper; Don
Gauipaseu wolte CT uihts ipiiisn. gr
mar rothbdurig. batte ipinoeloiirre
Seins. licbte pctIie uno @ejaa9 uno =
eih autts W.ashen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

Ser nieolitc ileine WlaoiIon, Der
neben ieiner pitl srbbersn @attin
Sonp iebr aelunecn ausiah. fiibris Dos
geremoniefe trisoer Gin. bas iein Dor.
sdnser miBadtei batie. @r trug me.
niaitens bel Diners unb gmpfdnaCr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
- oner nieImshr zines ihlshten

id6nen - ooer rielmebr eines fdleAteu
Morgens wurbe er bel einem Mussang
naB uno meiserte iid. bic 9Ieioer 3u
we1ieln. Gr triegte bic 2unsenent.
3iinbura uno erlaa oerielben. uebri'
gems bdtte oas aemteridserbeer aud
obneoies beinabe aussersi3t. ibn 3u
Sooe su qudlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

-9aralieie. - .Wsnn sinem
Sas Sepilien briidt Dos muB idredIid
lism!" - .Sm. i'd slaubi. pielJ draer
orlidtn OILS msins neuen Stisiel iana's
oud nlt?!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26

= SAtlbtroten merbea
hbsr $50 Aabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-26
aaIt @aHer.

@cd taeidmeidelD: Sd bin .nts!idt.
bob ssraoe aul mid Sbrs 9gaSI ssial'
len!" s.
Tdoden (irauris): ga. msiut
Dsama bot ss mir itrsns uetbOttn.
slntn Der iungsn 6srren auisuior.
oern! So
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19

ion has acted favorably upon the applica-
tiou supported by about every steam rail.
road company in the State, which asked the
board to extend, for one year from Novem-
Der next, the time within which tho cars
used on roads in New York State must be
equipped with automatic couplers.
The divorce suit of President Newell W.
Bloss. of the National Mutual Life Insurance
Company, against Emma C. Bloss, was put
on trial yesterday morning before Judge
Pratt ana q jury in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. Mrs. Bloss alleges that her hus-
bands income is $500 per week. but he con-
tends that she is not entitled to the $50 per
week alimony for which she asks.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
A Minister Uses Whisky.

1t is not SO strange that ministers Of the
gospel use a etimuIant when prescribed by
reputable physicians, such as Klein's silver
age and DuQuesne rye whiskies. The physi-
clan who recommends them well knows
per quart and DUO uesne at. 81 IS. All other
Pennsylvania rye whiskies six years old at
81 90 per quart, or six quarts for s. 90. Send
1or catalogue and price list to Max Klein.
Allegheny, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
Just for To-Day

We will sell 500 mems black, blue and tan
cheviot overcoats at s. Is each, worth fully
SIS Each coat is topped OF with an inlaid
velvet collar and lined with f1ne cashmere
cloth lining, or farmer satin lining II pre-
ferred. They are great bargains, and we
mention 'em in particular SO as 10 give you
an idea of how cheap you can buy fine cloth-
ing during our great Columbian celebration
sale. Come to-day and see these S. IS over.
coats. T. c. c. c., Clothiers, cor. Grant and
Diamond streets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
Old Fury

Made to look like new ones. Bring your
seal garments your capes, boas, NUTS, etc,
ETC., to me; will overhaul them. reehape,
redye and refine them. They will look IKE
new furs and all that at a trifiing cost to
you. WIN. GRABowsKY,
Practical Furrier. 707 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
Furntturei Furniturei
Lamps.

A mammoth stock Of new fall designs in
every departments at HENRY BKRaER's
642 and GA Liberty street, near Sixth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19

A splendid assortment Of Banquet Vase
and Piano Lamps at Cavitt. Pollock & Co.'s,
935 Penn avenue, a few doors from Ninth
street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
Don't Take the Risk

OF fire or thieves, but keep your valuable
papers, bonds, etc, in the safe deposit vaults
of the Farmers Deposit National Bank, 66
Fourth avenue. Boxes rented at e5 year
and upward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
Trimmed Sailar

Trimmed Sailor
Hats at4Sc; former price $50. Come and see.
E. S. GILES,
90, "a and 96 Federal street,
Allegheny.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-03
Got Aheal of the NObleman.

Lord Charles Hamilton used to go
about Naples attended by large feio
cious bulldog. Having decided on going
to Rome, he proceeded to the station
and took his place in tirst-class car
riage, the "dawg' taking up position
on seat opposite his master. The plat
form inspector, with many gesticulations,
declared that the bulldog should not
travel in passenger carriage.
"Very well, then; take him out, was
Lord Charles rejOinder.
In vain the official expostulated. He
merely reiterated his Iormer reply, a
piece of advice, it is needless to say,
which was not followed, and Lord Charles
apparently master of the situation, threw
himself back in his seat and calmly light
ed cigar.
But the Italians were not to be out
done, and quietly 1etaching the carriage
in which the English "mllod' was seat
ed, they made up the train with another
compartment, and started 1t OFF.
Lord Charles sat quietly smoking fol
about quarter of an nour, and then sur
prised at the delay, thrust his head out
of the window, and demanded when the
train was going to start. His feelings
may be imagined. London Tit.Bits.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-03

miles an hour. On September Ia, 1891,
the New York Central Company ran a
train from New York to East Buffalo,
1864 miles in 425a minutes, or within
fraction Of 81 miles an hour.
The two cities having the largest num-
Der of trains in and out of their stations
daily are London and Manchester. No
fewer than 22t0 trains ordinarily arrive
at and depart from the former city every
twenty-four hours, and nearly as many
at the latter.
The railways of the United States get
almost S22, 900, 900 year for carrying
the mails, while the amount paid by the
British Government for the same service
In England is SO, $50, 900.
In the United States during 1891 no
fewer than $50. 0S2, ,0S2 passengers were
carried on the railways, and 701, 344, 437
tons of freight were also moved on. the
lame lines. To do this vast amount of
business required 32,2I1 locomotives,
%, 95S passenger cars, 1858 baggage
aud mail cars and 1, ,061, $40 freight cars.
If these locomotives were coupled to.
gether they would make train 800
miles long, and the passenger cars would
make 800 miles more and could carry
1900, 900 people at one time. With
the addition of all the freight cars the
train would be more than 1000 miles
long,
The number of men employed in the
railway industry in this country is 714,
750, by which it would appear that over
5000, 900 persons, or nearly one-twen.
tieth of the entire population, are de-
pendent upon the railway operations rur
livelihood.
The New York Elevated carries every
year larger number of passengers than
any other railway in the world. The
London Underground comes next-the
former, in 1891, carrying an average Of
512, 200, and the latter 405, 500 per
day.
The largest railway station in the
world is st. Pancras of the Midland
Railway in London.
Very few persons have any idea Of
the weight of locomotives aud passenger
cars. The engines that haul the famous
Pennsylvania "limited" weigh 1900
pounds, while the tender, loaded, weighs
$4,000 pounds more, making the outfit
at the head of the train weigh more than
LAP, 900 pounds. Other heavier engines
on the Pennsylvania weigh $50, 200
pounds, aud the giants 170, 900. Ar
ordinary passenger coach weighs about
$4,000 pounds, while the Pullman
sleepers are of nearly rs 900 pounds
weight. The parlor cars weigh from
65, 900 to 70, 200 pounds each. An or
dinary passenger train of, say, six car:
and the engine weighs in the aggregate
nearly 500, 900 pounds. The ''limiteds'
weigh nearly $50, 900 pounds.
The total railway mileage of the entire
world is 369, ,377 miles, divided up as
follows; Europe, 1856, 562 miles; Asia,
1926 miles; America, 1917, ia miles
Africa, 1884 miles, aud Australasia
IL, 112 miles.--New York Advertiser,