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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
FINANCIAL.
New Work..

NEW YORK. Feb. Cit was known today
that the presidents. of the jersey Central
Reading and Lehigh Valley were in confer
ence, and this fact, with the addition that
large order to buy Reading had been placed
in Philadelphia large portion of which
was executed here and which was believed
to be buying for control, made the coal
stocks the one feature of the STOCK market
today, and their enormous transactions and
extremely rapid rise oyershadowed the en-
tire MARKET without giving any of the strength
manifested by them to the rest of the list
The general market opened strong but
after Slight gains Ill sympathy with the
eoalers. u slight decline followed, and the
final cnange in the general list are all for
small fractions and generally losses. The
trading in Reading was something UMPIRE
eedented. Lac kawanna was also extremely
active, but Its transactions were far behind
those of Reading All the coalers, however
were unusually active and strong, and Jer-
seY Central took the lead in the upward
movement, rising from III to 1854, and los
ing only u fraction from its best price
Lackawanna rose from l4sl2 to 152. while
Delaware and Hudson and Reading were
more moderate in their advances.
DlStlilers at ore time showed gain of
per cent over its last nights price, but failed
TO hold IL, and the other industrials were
quiet and without feature. Among the rail
road stocks Atchison was inclined to weak
ness; but. while Earle and Western Union
were active. their fluctuations were unim-
lutely featureless. and while. after the first
spurt prices settled down slowly, the final
rally closed the market firm with great aetiv-
ity at insignificant changes for the day in
most stocks. Jersey Central is up, however
1Ss per cent; Reading, 25s, and Delaware &
Hudson, 1l2.
The Post says: The railroad stocks alb
sOrbed nearly all the interest in todays mar
ket. Yesterday afternoons adjournment Of
the sales agents meeting was understood to
confirm the belief that general and radical
overhauling Of the coal companies relations
is in progress. Evidences of such negotia-
tons have not been wanting, Indeed, some
thing of the kind has been almost inevitable
IN view of the Readings altered position ii
the coal market. The secrecy maintained
by parties to the deal has gwen
opportunity for a multitude of more
or less extrayagant theories all OF
which must however be taken
with the qualification proper in the
case of any stock exchange rumor Natur-
ally enough, this violent advance from two
TO five points piece in one group of stocks
has added activity to the rest OF the list.
There were some indications of weakness in
the earlier trading. and efforts to engineer
special advances in some stocks were not all
successful.
Total Sales
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

grade. car, IN off sec; no grade car. Ie
10 off, 75l2e; sample rye, car, delivered. 73c;
No corn. car. 3ilsc; No. corn. car.
damp, Bic; No j oats, car use; No. } white
oats, = cars. 2ec; No 3 white oaIs, = cars,
o. l., 2sc,
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

Barlev-Minnesota 55e Hay quiet and UNI
changed. Brau scarce and firm: sacked. at
min. zoe; east track, rec. Flaxseed higher
at Gle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
SHlP YOUR WHEAT,
BARLEY, RYE OATS AND HAY
ECKERT, WILLIAMS & Co.
DULUTH, MINI.
Consignments Solicited
milwaukee, Produce.

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 6.-Flour quiet. Wheat
active May, ss5sc: No. spring. Sic: No
northern, we. Corn higher; No.3 3SIsa
5gc Oats firm: No white. 3aLsc; No. 8
VIM. Wnite, 3i9D3ll2e Barley firm; No. >, 56s4c:
9slll PIE, 5000 Rye higher: No l, Soc
PROVISIONS quiet. Pork-May. 81. 9sL5. Lard
May, S. biz. Receipts-Flour, $500 bbls:
wheat. 1000 bu; barley 81 200 bI. shin.
hn aIl 1900 bbls; wheat 1,7OO bu;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
S515, 900 CanitaI and SurplusI

OWN funds to purchase within few hours
all good improved and vacant property mort
gage loans offered.
St. Paul THE lhsurane, anil Trust Co
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
Money Market.

CHICAGO. HI, Feb. 6-Money easy at 516
per cent. New York exchange. Ice discount
To par. Sterling exchange dull at S4S5 for
sixty-dav bills and S4.s1 for sight drafts.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Money on call easy,
with no loans: closed offered ut 9 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3ia@512. Sterling
exchange quiet but steady at 81 IS for sixty
dav hills nd for 6ap1ard
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour
firm Wheat-No. = spring, s77se No. 3
spring, sl@s5c; No. , red, 9ic. Corn-No. 2
40s4c; No. 3, 3S03sl2c. Oats-No. 2. 29c;
No. ,, 79Iec. Barley-No. y. 5605sc; No. 3. (.
o. b., 45957c: Nc. 4. f. o. b.. 346152c. Flax
seed-No. 1, 95t2096c Timothy Seed-Prime.
81 .250l. 80. Mess pork. per Dbl. $3.50 Lard,
S5.s2l2G95.S5. Dry sailed shoulders (boxed),
Sf62l261+ 10 Short clear sides tboxed),
81 .0506.10. Whisky - DistilIers' finished
goods. per gal. 81 IL Sugars unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, l5 600 bbls: wheat 1900 Blu;
corn. 1900 bu; oats. 156 go bu. rye. S.OCC bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, Is. 900
hbls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn. 1000 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley. $1,000 bu
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was easier: fancy creamery, 2S029c;
fine Western, 25627c; ordinary. 2O624c
selected eairies. 2492Ge; ordinary, 2O@23c
Eggs. 2TIz@2sc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
GtRMANIA BANN

(sTArE EANK.J
PafD S.p ckPITaL. $500, 900
Surplus and undivided profits, s55. 200.
Fl. 3. STRAIT MILAN BICKFI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

F. 81. Williams, Sherburne av.....2 % wears
Annie e. Thelen, 1913 Magnolia st. "a years
Eva Nj. Markham, Al West Exchange SO years
Lulu NJ. Ross, 491 Belleview. o months
Dennis ]. Klllen, city hospital. $1,000 &c years
Wedding Rings and Wedding Gifts at J. E.
Ingham's, 527 Jackson street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

Or. PAUL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE
= Frank t. Ripley viii lecture alta. o.
.. W. hall, Seventh and Minnesota SITS,
"Psychometry the Soul of Things" At
close of lecture tests of spirit presence viii
be given.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE AT
- 1880 a. m.; Nathan johnson, speaker;
Bible class at l1:30 a. N. No. 10, Hotel Bar
teau.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
government and State Bonds.

Government bonds have been duh and
steady. States have been less firm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

I INV EKSALISr SOCIETY-REV w.
y S Vail preach at the Grand Opera
House this morning at II O'Clock. Sermon.
Leaders of Modern Thought; Victor Hugo
on the Christian Problem ,.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-16

But the most remarkable dry land fish
has a name as long as his body. 1t is peri
ophthalmus. Very kindly, naturalists al
low ordinary mortals TO speak Of him as
the "goby." The little creature Is about
four or five inches long, with a big head,
prominent eyes and side or pectoral fins,
which are more like legs than anything
else. The goby comes on shore and scram-
bles along the banks in search of food
One ardent naturalist tells rs that be took
a shotgun and picked off his gobies as
they hoped along the muddy shore, as If
they were snipe."
The gobies are common in New Zealand,
where the natives call them the running
fishes" On our own shores we have a
goby of somewhat similar habit This in
offensive creature has been called by nat
uralists the Gobius separator.
Recently party Of naturalists travelling
in Mexico and Texas found some of these
little fishes and confined them in pail.
They remained in il short time; then, to
the astOnishment of the observers, several
of them were seen clambering over the side
Of the pail and dropping down upon the
ground, when they proceeded to wrfggle
their way to the water, not far distant.
They used the fins as legs, and made very
good progress. When replaced in the pail
they tumbled out again and could only be
kept there by placing a board over the top
of their prison.-IIarper's Young People.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-16

The word ''corker" is n much abused
one for the reason that its real meaning is
unknown to the vast majority Of those
who use the word. IL is derived from the
French word 'corquer," and that comes
from the Latin "corcare," which, in turn
was born of the Greek word "korl1a," sig
nifying incompatible one" Throughout
the Homerian epics the goddess whom we
call Venus is referred to as Venus the
corker, and the epithet as originally APP
piled seemed to imply not only natural and
inherent qualities, but also shining and
distinguished complimentary
and intellectual beauty, attractions,
charms, gifts and arts.
Our word, perverted by the ribald usage
Of the profanely needless, has come to inn
ply certain disregard of consequences, so
that when one speaks Of another as a
corker the multitude gathers therefrom
that he who is designated as a corker
must necessarily be a sort Of well meaning
but needless pyrotechnist in speech and
action. The word thoroughbred" cor
rupted and debauched by the brutal ia.
miliarity of idle tongues, has come to have
similar meaning. News.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-16
A Hard Hearted People.

Filisl piety finds no place in Thibettian
character. 1t is no uncommon thing for a
son to turn his father, when too old for
work, out Of doors and to leave him to
perish in the cold. The superstition that
the souls Of the dead can, If they will,
haunt the living drives their hardened
natures to gain by the exercise Of cruelty
the promise Of the dying that they will not
return to eertn.
As death approaches the dying perscn is
asked, "Will you come back or will you
not" II he replies that he will, they pail
a leather bag over his head and smother
him; II he says he will not, he is allowed to
die in peace.--Edinburgh Review.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-16
DREAMlAND.

In the dim realm wandered through
The shadow land of sleep,
Came many souls Of lovers true,
A tryst unknown TO keep.
There came the God of Dreams TO rule
His phantom kingdom DER,
And roses white and wonderful,
And ghostly lilies bore.
And as 1 wandered, loneliest
The spirits free among,
Unto all those whose love was blest
The fairest flowers he flung.
Then caught his garments floating hem,
Murmuring bitterly,
"King, all the daylight is for them
And hast thou naught for me?"
An instant as l staid him there
He looked upon my face,
Before his garments fold of air
Melted from my embrace.
Then, swifter than n shadow flies,
He passed, and no flower fell
But his eyes were as my lost loves eyes
Looking a last farewell.
May Kendall in Longman's Magazine.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-16

Mrs. Mellerby no longer occupied hel
seat in the central telephone office; yet
when she wishes TO send word to the boys
in Lastwill & Testament's she tells hel
son-in-law, Charlie Dennison, about it al
the breakfast table. John Gerald Brenar
in New York Press
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09

GmpfinbIidfe foren. Dis neue Gubas
niibe 8uders@rnte fommt erit in bret
Wlonaten auf ben Marft unb bic Naffs
nerien iino besbaIb INN bisie Sabr.Sseit
bon ieber auf beutiden 3IbenSuder an.
8stpieien seipsien. bon tpslbem iie eiipa
l50. 900 TOnnen peripenbeten. Sails
bic iebisen auBerseipbbnIiden 8erbdIts
nIhe in bieier 8i6tuns As Doden
an6auern iolIten, .ipirb Der 3uderrrsiS
bbdfwabrideinIid nod itarf in bic
S6be seben.-Der Drosuenmartt III
ourd bic itarfe gadfrase mad GboIeras
Brabentib' unb Seilunss'Mitteln in
lebbafte Iufre8urs sebradt. &arbols
iaure 1T felt 8 Iasen um 80 prosent
i'm Yreiie 9eitiesen unb aud gblorfaIf
1T um S2.l0 bis $2.25 per gentner
tbeurer 8eiporben.-Dab baS @eidaft
in frii6en Sriidten burd bic bermebrte
Strense Der @eiunbbeitsbebbrben unb
eur6 bic 8oriidt ober Surdt aIler BE.
bblferunsSfreiie auberorbentli1 gel1as
blst tpiro, braudt nidt erit bss Naberen
beSrilnbet su tperben.
or. Q. StSsts)
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Sans t.nb &pf.
Mafaetparmtse @afer. /.

rSebes @aifer, bies m5sen unfsrs
Sausfrauen bebersiBen, 1T 3ur 8ereitune
tpobIf&medenber Speiien nidt mebr
seeienet, ipenn es bsreits einmaI gefo6t
bat unb mad Idnserem Stebsn mods
mails gum 4uftpaIlen sebradt tpirb.
Snfolse bes Iansen 8odens seben ndms
lid bic beiten TbeiIe beS Wafers bers
loren. anb 8aIf, @ifen &c. bIeiben auriid,
Sir bic &affees unb Tbeebersituns faui
serabe Der lebtere llmitanb isbr inS @e.
tpidt, benn bieie @etrante finb nur banu
bon WpbIeeidmad, tpenn bas @aiie,
iene perlorenen Gisenfdaften nod Be.
iibt. 8eilaufis lei iibrisenS bemerft.
bab &affee befier idmedt, ipenn er mil
bartem, Tbee binaesen beGer, tpenr
er nit ipeidem BaRer aufseeUHen
tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Stdrfeglans.

Bum Starfen Der Dberbsmben, 8ors
bemb1en, 8rasen unb Wanidetten pers
tpenben unisre SauSfrauen Stdrfepra.
parats. Sn neusrer 8eit laiie i4 in
meiner SausbaItuns einen Starfeslan3
bsnuBsn, bsr bic @dide iebr sIdnseno
ma1t unb ben iebe SauSfrau iid ipie
foIst bsrfelen fam: 2SS 6 sutes
SGpsineidmaI3 unb Is quite Butter
i9miIst man in eiaem iroensn 1bpf&en
unb quirIt bic MaHe su S&aum. siebt
bann Tropfen GitronenbI unb cine
aus l8 g @Ipeerin unb 36 6 ftdrffem
SaImiafseiit (stmmoniaffliiifisfeit) bss
itebenbe Mifduns su. DiefeS prdpas
rat, bsEen 8ohmateriaIieu Der DrpBuiit
Iisfert, iollte iid iebe praftiide Saus.
frau porrdtbis baIten. Die Inipenbang
1T senau bieieIbe tpie bel anDeren Stars
fesIan3prdparaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
eas sfiStiae oser sas gerfebrte,

@eIdbss BON 8eiosn molt Sbr? Sc 1deiut
ole oh mande 9eute oem lebtereu 3uftano Der
9eber Dor bem eriteren ben 8orsua aeben.
sic audIen fd fortwdbreno nit abfiibrungs.
mittelu pelde fur Die 9inoerune ibres 9eber.
leioens boIftdnoi8 mertbIos fnb. Softetter's
Wa9en.8ltters 1T bas auserpdblte WitteI Der
leioenoen @enfdbeit, aber. 70 popular uno
woblbetanut es aud lit, 70 8iebt 20 bod not
lln9lidlide weIde babel bleiben. Die beftig
mirfenoen Mitttl elmer friberen Belt su ae.
brauden. Gs lit Der intelligence 8beil oes
YubIifums. bel wslbem bic wobIbetannien
uub lauserprobten Gissnfdaften 6ss 8itters
anertennnna finoen. Bei bem 8ebraude bon
arjneien iollte bas 8ertdubnib bon Der grfab.
rune geIeitet perben. Ser bette Siibrer fir
uniere 8iibe 1T bic eampe Der Grfabruna"
Iaste elm arober 9atriot Der eriteu 3eit unIe.
rer &epolutions gpode. unS oieier auslpru6
1T boil Babrbeit. Seit Idnger ale einem
0ritteliabrbunoert bat oieiss Bittsrs Die an.
erfennuns Der Rerfouen erbalten. welde init
9eberleiben. MaIaria. 8erfopfung. 8beuma.
tismus, Sdwddeauftdnosn uuo 8erbaunnss.
Ieioen bsbaftet luaren. Neueroin9s bat es
iid aud oils portreff1ides MiiteI sesen bie
Grippe betplbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
EbeesG6en,.

Sir SausbaItunsen unb namentli9
fir IOuriiten empfebIen mir bic Ser.
fteluns ber ,Ibee'gKens". 8utsr
Petfo. ober Sapiantbee tpirb NIT edtem
Samaifarum 90 bis "a Stunben lang
an einem iparmen Orte gut peri6IoEen
unter bfterem llmidiitteln iteben seIais
fen unb Johann filtriert. @ieBt man
bon bieier @Rens Elm tpenis aui elm Stiid
3uder, 10 erbalt man elm ansenebm
fraftis idmedenbeS SausmitteI. Sin
@bI6ffeI Tbees@ffens, nit etipa ] bsis
Bem, NIT @itroneniaft anseiduertem
g8aiier iibersoRen, Iiefert basesen einer
berrIid idmedenben Tbee, ben man mil
3uder nad 8nnid beriiiben fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
0etrpc pcfnete MepfelIhuisc.

Ssbe Sau8frau fam iid, obne zines
DbrrofenS gu ben5tbisen. aud i'm 8in.
ter Elm tpoblfdmedenbeS 8ompot aus
setrodneten AepfeIi&niBen bereiten,
tpenn iie ipie folst berfdbrt: Bon SIe.
den freie, sefunbe Mepfel tuerben &c.
iddIt, bonn &ernbaus befreit unb in bic
befannten Sdnibe aertbeiIt. 2ebtere
reibt man auf biinne iaubere 8inbfdben
unb banst fe an einem ionnisen Iufti.
gen Ort gum Trodnen auf. gtad 6--8
Taeen nimmt man bic MepfeIfdnibe
bon ben 8inbfaben ab unb betpabrt iie
bis aum 8ebarf in sinem leinenen 8sus
tel auf ben man an einen Iuftisen tro'
denen Ort ban8t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Mufeeipafdbeue SdnSe.

Damen nit .aarten Sdnben besesnet
es Ieidt, baB iie iid biefelben aufpa.
ihen unb iebr barunter Ieiben mdHen.
SO siebt aber MitteI, INN fd nit grs
folg 2inberuns au idaffen. Man nebme
). .. einen TbeeIbffeI auSselaHenen
Sonis, perriibre ibn in 4 Wa1er umb
reibe nit oieiem Sonispafsr bic Sanbs
pOriidtis elm. Ober man rsibe feline
Sdnoe nad forsfdItisem Abtrodnen mil
feiner HeiSftdrfe elm; aud baS beili
raid bic tpunben SteIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Nnnfh Gefrcrenee.

Sn ben beiben Sommertaeen III
,,punid. @efroreneS" cine piafrmmens
DeIifateHe. I'm iid bieie su berfdafs
fen. psrfabre man ipie fcIst: t Sitter
Moieltpein, Der Saft bon 39-33 fris
iden @itronen, bic abseriebene SdaIe
bon Z Gitrone, 2iter faltes Wa1er,
II @einsIas better araf unb 375 6
flar seitoBener 3uder iperoen Is Minus
ten binburd ununterbro4en suiammens
seriibrt. Damn siebt man Su Der
Miiduns rs 6 giipeiB unb Last bic
Slaffsfsit ssfrieren. Disies >, ,Punid.
@efrorene" ipire ieIbif ben pertp6bntes
fen @aumen befriebisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Mn S9mimoiI6tige.

Ser llnter3eiduete. pelder nod msbridbri
gen Qeioen uon einem idmeren Gungeniibel
iino Der gefiirdtetsn Q d. 10 in u d { burf
elm eiufades MitteI sebeiIt puroe. pinidt
aq lelnen MitI.ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der SeiI.
ung befannt su MAIDEN. Gr tpirb Mlen, bic
60 piiniden. foftenfrei cine abidrift bes 8e.
3eptes ienosn, weIdes eine fbers SeiIune fir
. Sdwiubtudt. aitbma, gatarrb.
Bronditis unb alle pals. uno 9unaen.
Afeftionen ii Gr bofft, bab aIle 9eioenoen
isip Wttel probiren, weldes unibdsbar 1T.
Wsr oas &e3ept. oas nidts foitet unO ie9ens.
reid iein tann, piiridt ibreibe sefali8it an
MeD. Gbparb 81. Wilfpn,
BroofIDn, Rew Sort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
sitrOuenfaure in Der Rude.

Inn SaIate ansufdusrn. bebient man
ii6 beS gfiiss; in neuerer 8sit nimmt
man pislfad Gfiiseiens ober aub Gitros
neniaft. 2ebteren briidt man aus fris
iden Gitronen unuittelbar in ben Salat
aus, ober man pertpenbet faufihen Cite
roneniaft. Sum Sauern SeS SaIats
perblnnten Giiisiprit su benuben. babon
ratbe i'd ab. benn bieier i4arfe, fpriti8s
@I5is, tpeIder cine eisentblmliae Sdrts
beiiSt, 1T oft ber @eiunobeit na1tbeilig.
@irfli9 ansensbm iauer i4medenbs
SaIate erbdlt man bel 8enutun8 bon
@itronenidure, ia, bieie Sdure erfebt
in Der 9d6e ben Gitroneniaft poafdns
bia, beionbers tpenn man NIT elmer ees
rinsen Menee iebr 8nten eitronenoles
bas feblenbe Iroma erfebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
I'm Stdmbs ober Tettfiecfen aus
Ttlshfiteu

su entfernen, berfabre man foIsenbsr.
mabsn: go g Salmiafssiit (2lmmos
niafflaifsfeit) miiae man nit 60 6
Meinseif, eebe basu l8 6 2odiaIa unb
idiittle ales 70 lanee tii6tis BURDENS
amber, Bis bas Sals poaitdnbis aufss.
LOFT 1T. Wlit eine.n in bic SIGifsfsit
,einsetaudten ipollenen fauberen 2apps
'@en reibe man he Sleden. bis iis
idmmtIid peridpunben iinb. SdIieBs
lid trodnet man bic Siite nit einsm
leinenen Tude nad unb banst iie an
einem. luftisen Orte auf. Derartiss
sereiniste quite tperben tpie neu. Sal.
miafseilt uno Weinseiit Iiefert isber
9roouiit,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
@eibdfts.Mn3ei8er.

Bmeb. une aeeieeny Druder.
Greb. @agueL Drndarbsit jebsr Nrt,
In snsIiihsr unb bsutldr Spra6t, 5ft eada-
wpuup Auenue, ssstniiber BEN Bottom @iort..
0isarrsnsSabrifant.
U. Wpt6mann n, bic bsIisbten ,@lfcnlo"
unb big 8ins" Gisarren; aas SOrtsn Ia
BAT unb &au6rartifrI, 5Gf 3adawaHna ape.'
Groceries une propifionsn. :.
8ebtpIb, 8rantpw 81 Co., lYad-
fclser pon SsapIe & Stsea), ff6 penn Npf.
S6IGatr uub Ital. "a qadawanua
Mpt.. has btriibmts Wbite Sppnse Msbl.
8rst. 8 @itmaytr DsIifats0sn,
$50 9adapanna apfnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
Ziegler's Hotel,
SSp. 32z 2adatpanna Ube.
y. 8iegIer, gisentbamer.

8eiIenoe finoen bier Die por5iisIibfte 9oit
uno plites 9osis 3u mabiseu Yreiien.
AGiter unb 9 ANS mabrenS Der
Saiion in ieoer 3ubereitun9sart.
9ie feiufen Beine ebampasner. 9iauors
unb Gigarren.
Vripabtmmer fir 9amsn ,lno 8anIiisn i'm
,tpeiteu Stoduerfe.
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Sein 6eipidbt In Diamanten to perth,

6 u. @i[Iis, 8ebafteur bon "The
Horseman" in Gbicaso, Sas.. ibreibt /:
,,@enn meine grfabruns ben Wertb
entIdeioet, 70 1T Sumpbreps' @itd
Sasel Del, bic ..Sdmorrboiben Sable, -,
iein @eipidt in Siamanten ipertb."
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Serr YbiIip 8o6 unb SRI. Sole.
pbine 8rice bon 2arditrabe ipurben
am Dienitae burd Serrn Pator 3isel.
mann getraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-09
MmberDamli1fett.

&us tlnpertautthfeit entlpringen metr
2eibsn als litt Der Gate, ia In Steien Gdtlen
ber Mpt, trdumen l6bt. - Sfopfetben,
Shwtnbsl, 8idenletben, qebsr-M feetie.
men, a1semeine Shwdhe, NiebsrsefGta.
sentstt, 8ldbunssn uub frampftafte
Shmer;en fnb bduis auftrsteube Mn-
3eihen biefer erbarmuneslofen @eiBel.-
Der erae S6rttt sur Gntftrnuns btefts
9eibeas III cine @esuliruuS unb 8rdftt-
euns bes sefhwd6ten gerbauanss.Yer-
mbsens bur1 eine Seitaemdbe Mnweubuns
ppn
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SA- DaS ,,DoGenbIatt" sntbdIt ben
beiten 2osals8eri6t unb aue Ionaisea
Reuistsiten bon SntereHe.-Rur t2.00.
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Reuularer Dienst.

Die onberen beiudbrten Sampfer bieier einie ners
ieben eins bis sipeimal per gBote sinsn etretteh
Sienjt Spiiden sSantbnrg uno Wetp Yort; e6en1
erfauut porsiiaIid,e Accommodation uuo Vers
pJieenno In Salute nno 3tpiidIenoed. anBers
orbentIib nieorige Nreiie.
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9. g. 3nrfiieb'S
TQmilien : Store,
5l7 2adabanna Mbsnus.

Dt, teatn @runrtepaartn ausr art an
oanb. 9uttfr, Wprstlan, anb Iopfpaarfn ,r.
Gint quite @uswabI S&uittpaartn ebenfaIls
uorrStbfs, pis alIt Arten Waaren, trrIds
mon fiiralssmstusn GamiIisnssbran& n5tbts
tat.
Das stutfG spubIifum 10 frtunbIi9a sin
etlabtu pprluiprt9sn
3. 8. 3urftsb.
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No. 8sfeat bas ,8oasnbIatt".
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Comfort urb Berpfegung pie anf ben Sambnrs.
slem Oorfers Damperi. Seouoers billiae 4reiie aut
oem Sampier uno auf Der Sabn bon Baltimore Hadb
hem gpeiteu,