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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-02-03
THE BEASTS OF KANSAS.


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wsrld's Fair.
Kansas viii make At the worlds fair
o notable exhibit of its native animals.
The specimens are being prepared by
Prot L. L. Dyche, of the Kansas State
university, one of the most sldllful Of
living taxidermists. The exhibit win
consist of at least four hundred animals.
and win include a fine group Of ten
Rocky mountain sheep, seven Rocky
mountain goats, nine moose, eight ellrs,
seven antelopes, five caribou, five buff
falo and twelve deer including mule,
white-tailed, Virginia and others; eight
wolves, timber and coyote; five noun
tain lions, six bears, twelve foxes, In
cluding beautiful silver gray; besides
q large number of lynx, wildcats and
other smaller animals.
At Chicago the exhibit will be di-
wided into fifteen groups IL VIII oc-
cupy q room sSx60 feet and the entire
floor space Is TO be built up 10 represent
natural landscape, with rocks, grass,
cscti, willows, quaking asp and natural
fr and evergreen trees On each side
of the wing viii be built tall cliff and
In between q valley with @ running
stream of water, lake and swamp. On
the back IL Is intended to have o pano-
ramic painting, continuing the effect
Of the scenery Of the foreground and
giving distance 20 the scene. Each
group Of animals viii be placed among
surroundings initiative of their native
a. - Ia
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-02-03
A CUBE FoR HAY FEVER.


Pine Needles Mixed with Smoking Tobao-
co Clear Out tho Head.
A Freehold On. ~ man, named Allen,
who Is an invctcratc smoker and an an
nual sufferer from hay fever which
heretofore has compelled him 70 for
sake home, friends and business and
HE himself TO the mountains as soon as
he began to snecze, rs discovered what
he claims Is a sure cure, says the Phil
adelphia Record. 1T Is an extremely
simple remedy" he said, ''and the credit
Of It's discovery must be given TO the
North Carolina mountaineers. Two
years ago when FIRST began TO feel the
effects Of the rose cold. took a train
for Ashevillc, n. c., and found lodge
ment with an old cracker away back In
the mountains. before cold weather
set In my supply Of cigars ran out.
could not do without my smoke and
was obliged to fall back on cob pipe
and long green tobacco raised by my
host. noticed that when he smoked
he always mixed pine needles with his
tobacco, and when I asked the reason
he answered that it was TO 'cl'ar out his
head Ny head needed 'clarin' out
and tried the old fellows remedy. IL
worked like q charm When cams
home recommended It TO my friends.
and several who were suffering from
catarrh declared that It helped them
greatly. An enterprising tobacconist
TO whom spoke about the cure got g
supply Of pine needles and began the
manufacture OF cigars, cigarettes and
smoking tobacco thus medieated- The
flavor of tobacco thus dosed Ia very
pleasant. and the odor Of tho smoke ia
dcliciously aromatic. Last summer
stayed at home and the hay fever didn't
bother me. II I escape the complaint
this year shall feel pretty certain thai
the pine needle brand OF tobacco and
cigars IL a sure enough cure
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-02-03

The Russian imperial commission.
upon behalf OF its government, has ap-
piled to the director general for the fol-
lowing allotment Of space In the vari-
Gus exposition buildings: Agriculture,
u, coo square feet; horticulture, 1000;
live ztocl<. 200; fish and Fisheries ossoo;
mines. mining and metallurgy, 2.4oo;
machinery. 400; transportation. 2,5oo;
nannulactnres, $1,000; electricity, 200;
fine arts, 200: liberal arts, II. 100; eth
nology. 10; forestry, 2,soo; total 1907
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-02-03

This excellent arrangement will meet long
felt want, "a II secures no change Of cars Of any
class, In either direction. between Memphis and
St. Louis, and provides an unsurpassed time
and service. Thin train also reaches Chicago at
an early hour she next evening. and In addition
the day express, leaving Memphis al 800 a. m,
daily, connects directly ct fulton with Illinois
Central Railroad for Cairo, Chicago aud all
points on or via that lIne, II being the only
morning train from Memphis for Cairo and
Chicago.
Passengers for Cairo, ST.. Louis. Chicago and
points beyond will fad il 70 their convenience
and interest TO secure tickets via this line
All trains depart from and arrive at the new,
elegant and capasious Union Depot, centrally
located, at Front and Poplar streets, Memph-
Is, Tenn.
John EchoIs, Sd Vice Pres., z. W. How,
Trafic Manager, j. L. Frazier, euperintcnd-
Mt, w II. Proutys G. p. A.; Louisville. KY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Rreu;unsen NIT @uernIep 9ieb .

@uerniep Sieb ipiro bon Sabr su Sabr
in Ofilds unb Sarmipirtbidaftsn msbr bes
liebt unS bic 8or;iise berieIbsn MAIDEN
eS ipobI Der 8eadtuns ipertb. 3iibe aus
8reusuusen nit @uerniebs entiproHen,
taben @rfOIse ersieIt, bic idperIid iibsr.
troffen fperben f6nnen unb betpeiisn, bab
Sieie 8iebraIe ibre berbprrasenoen Sic
senidaften auf ibre Nadfommenidait
ilbsrtrassn tann, mag es iid UNI eine fog.
elnbetmii6e ober setp6bnIide Sub ban.
eeln. gine Der beiten SaIbbluts' Sibe,
bic mir ie beiaben, mar bic Sp6ter zines
Sobnes bon einem impprtirten 8uernIep
Suuen, Sir Champion, unb elmer suten
einbeimiiden Sub. 8aIb mad ibrem
Sipeiten 8alb i'm Stunt probusirte iie, nur
nit Gras sefiittsrt, pbdentli6 l6f 9funb
Butter, bic I'M @el6mad ipie i'm ausies
ben elel6 borsiiSIid mar. Dies seidab
obne InpenbunS irsenb tpelder 8eismit.
tel BEL Der 6iitieruns, iporauS berpprsebt,
bab mir erbebIid sr6Bere Reiultats ipiirs
ben au berSei4nen eebabt baben, ipenn
mir ibr su benz @raSfutter anbertpeitises
pafenoes 8sifutter sessbsn bdtten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

Sur mbsIi6Ren 8erbltung bon SaIs,
franfbeiten BEL &inbern smpfisbIt elm err
fabrener 9lrst Elm reseImdbiees tiittisei
8urseln abenbs por bem SdlafenBeben
Dem @ofer iinb bann einiss Sropfer
elmer bsSinfisierenben SIiiiisfeit (iiber'
mansaniaures SaIi 0. a. susuieben
Wander bon cen Sinbern unter Gags
einseutbmete 9lnitedunesitOif finoet nab.
rsnb Der Gube uno 98drme Der Na6t
3eit, auf bic SdIeimbdute bes S6Iun.
6eS Su pirfsn, pdbrenb ibn cine tiidtist
gtuSipilIuns abenbS nod bate uniddpIid
MAIDEN iDnnen. Der fOrtwdbreno nod
i'm 8unsbmen besriffenen 9ipbteritisses
fabr Seseniiber 1T eS setpib sebcten, burd
duberite 8priidt bic permeipbaren Sddb'
li6feiten au umssben unb bic leiber bon
ben Seenunsen Der S4uIe unsertrenn'
Ii9e glnitedunSsSefubr nad @bSIi4ftii
Su perminbern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
llm ben s,ibneriiau bon llnae,iefer ,u

I'm ben Sibneritau bon nnsesiefer su
befreien, empfiebIt 9rofeHor Strn 8alf.
itaub. gladpem ib mid. iast oerielbs,
lett Sabren NIT ben peri6isbeniten
Metbooen uno obne grfoIs eeplast bate.
peripenbete i6 8alfItaub, uno snar bauptt
id6li6 su benz Sped, baS 0srfId6tisen
peS psrtbpoaen 9lmmoniafs aus bem
0iiite Su perbinoern. SD bemerfte balb,
bab Die Siibner nitt mebr bon 2Guien
seplast ipuroen uno Der @eiunbbeitssus
itano Der alltsn ipie Der Sunsen elm pors
trefflider mar. SD babe aud ipater
itets bieieIben 9eobadtunsen semadt
unp niemuIS seiunbere iuuse Sdbner s's
babt. Oabei 1T Der Stall frei bon ALIEN
iibIen @eru6. Die bette Wsiie, ben
&alfitaub ansupenben, 1T foIsenbs: Wan
pirft Elm paar tleine Sdnbe bpae sesen
bic Q9dnbe unb 9ede, 10 oab cine bide
Staubwolfe entitebt. Sin 9bsiI ieBt ii6
in ale &lben uno Susen oeS StalsS, mo
er ales tbierii6e 2eben bernibtet; Der
Reit fdqt auf ben Subbobsn, bon mo er
na6 elm paar Minuten nit benz Miit su.
iummen in cine gde sefebrt ipirb. 2lm
ndditen Gag tbut man baiieIbe. Seine
ancere Neinisunssmetbobe 1T notipenUis,
bis man idlieblid ben sanSen Saufen
Duneer binauSbrin9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Triibe Gier Az erfenuen.

@arum fam man bur6 8eriibrsn be,
gier nit Der 3unse ertennen. Oh iie
i9ledt ober frlib limb I? DaS gi lit
frii6, 70 Ianse es our9 8erounituns nod
9iibts bon isinem SnbaIte perIor. Sleibi
eS Idnsere 3eit benz GinfIuiie Der 2ufi
ausesisbt, 70 perbunfet Der SnbaIt mad
unb na6, unb am runben @nbe entitebt
elm leerer 8aum. 8eriibrt nun Die iebr
empfinblide 5unse bas runoe gnoe, 10
Ianse Der SnbaIt oeS GieS nod boaltdn'
big porbanpen 1T, 70 ipiirt iie iofort bic
RGIts Der nur bur6 bic eiinne S6ale bon
ibr setrennten 5Iiiiiisfeit; 1T iebod burd'
8erounituns elm leerer Naum entitanoen,
Der iid nit 2uft fiiute, 70 nimmt bieie
iosleid ben Wdrmsrab Der 3uns an
Oas 81 1T cann ni6t msbr friid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Sans nnb Spf.
suite Tntteruus Der S5hbner lpbni
fi6b.

Ser Giertod bsr Siibner III cine trau.
bsnfbrmise Driiis. bic aus feds. bis adts
bunbert 0riiien beitebt, peIde ale bel
elmer rssslrs9tsn gnttpidIuns our &eife
seIansen fBnnen. 9a aber bieieIben
ipsbsr srsdnst nod erneuert iperben, iit
oas Subn ni6t i'm Stanbe, mebr aIS bic
senannte 3abI gisr su Iesen, unb es
banbeIt ii6 aIio barum, bnB bic Senns
6ieie in fiirseftsr Sriit abIest, tpObur6 an
5utter seipart tpirb. 2est gum 8eiipisI
Elm Subn bel idIeater Siitteruns idbrIid,
MIR adtsis Bis buubert gier, 10 miiien
mir feds Bis iieben Sabre fiittern, Bis
mir bic senannte 3abl Gier setpinnen
erbaItsn mir bur9 quite Siitteruns unS
9Fese aber idbrIit etpa bunbertunbfiinf.
,is gier, 70 setpinnen mir bieielbe 3abl
in bier bis fdnf Sobren, buben iomlt eine
Suttereriparnib fir atpei Sabre unO stpar
subem in benz absdnsisen Subn Elm ipertbs
boqsres SleiI6 ala in bem eritern Sale,
mo es alt, trodsn unb sdbe tporben 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
eebensreaeln fur ben eanSpirtb.

Siibre elm 9osebu6. Sen Sbieren
sieb reseImdbis SaIs--8leibe in Oeinem
Seruie. - unfrduter iinS 8duber.-
Dur6 8srtreter ipirit bu niemaIs nit
@rfoIs nirtbitaften. en.-Deine @pbnuns
iei gut unb bequsm. quite 3situns
gen unb ga6ey. .-9Hanse in iebem Sabre
einise 9dume.-Salte NlIes AM redten
8laBe. .-Sorse fir CUTE Diinsuns, bamit
beine SeIber niht ausbunsern.-Sorbeu
iinb biaiser ais neue Sretter. .-SenuBe
nur suten unb ausseiu6ten Sameu.-
Serri6te oeine gIrbeit ipbalb ais tbunli6,
B. B. bers6sere nidts,-@ieb Der Butter
cine quite Sarbe, ebe iie aus Der Sub
fpmmt, B. b. fiittere bieie nit eutem 5ut.
ter. .-Ssrtbsile ben Siiuser iOsIeid auf
benz 5elOe uno forge, bab er gut unter.
gebra6t tperbe.-0ein Ianbtpirtbidafts
lides @eratb baIte ftets unter 3a6.-
giof unb 6duInib idaOet mebr uIs tiidtis
ger @ebrau6. -GeinIidteit 1T bic Suupt'
fade; forge fur refine @erdtbe, refine
9biere, refine Selber, refine Obfsarten,
refine 9uft, reinen SOf reinen Stall,
reinen S6uppen, refine Srebs uno Srint'
trbse, reineS 2aser unb fir reinsS @e'
niiIen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
TleifAfalat.

Oian idneibet tpeides Suppen1eiid
ober 8ratenreite in iebr feline Sbeibdeu
unb sisbt einise feineeldnittene 3Wie-
teIn, ettpas Sals uno sepulperten 8feffer
oo,u. gSeiterbIn miidt man bier ST.
ibffeI bider Sabne NIT brei @bIDfeIn
feinIten OlipenDIs uno elm penis g8ein.
eiiis Suiammen. eiebt bieie Sauce ilber
bas SIsii9 unb msnet aaes tti6tiS au.
iammen.-@er stipaS iparen mill, Der
mDse on STEELE bes SlipenbIS SaumBI
ober MpbnDl unb an SteIe Der Sabne
quite sstodte unb falt 9etporpene Dtilt
nebmen. Ser SIeiihiuIat i6medt pors
treffIid, tpenn man 70 piel Sauce Suse'
iebt bat, bab ii6 bas 6Ieii9 sebbris pa'
nit burdtrdnfen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Gntfernuna BON Sfpit.

I'm 8Oit bon tleinen eiiernen Gesen.
itdnoen, bic iid Ieidt ertp6rmen Iaiien
su entfernsn, nimmt man elm Stiid 8ie,
nenpads, binSet baheIbe in einsn MIDI
su bidsn 9appen unb perreibt eS auf BEN
iparmsn giien, ipeI6eS baburd elmer
@a6Sdbsrsus erbdIt. Darauf nebmt
man sinen stpeiten 2uppen, tau6e ibr
in puIperiiirteS &odiaIs unb reibs oamit
@a6s unb Giien ab. Sie g8iriuns ipa
iiberraidenb fsin.
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satarrb Fam niebt aebeilt persen

burd IotaIe appIitntio1eu, ba iie ben sib Der
Srantbsit nitt erreiben t6nnen. aatarrb 1T
cine 8Iut. ooer Contributions 8runfbeit, un6 nm
iie ;u bsiIeu, mist Sbr innerIibe Ssilmittel
mem NM rt Srst Sa ai Ss Sos sE @ 'Ss"O BS III,
itleimi9e Oberfd6s: 9aIls aatarrb Sur iit
feline QaudiaIbsr @eobin. Sic wur6e ieii
5abren bon einem Der beiteu Ne3ts oieies
harbes peroronet unO 1T elm re9emdb9es
83ept. Sic beitsbt aus ben brften betnnnfen
sonira p:rbunosu nit cen bsften BIatrrni9.
uugsmittelu, Die oirett nuf Die S6IsimoberiIdde
wirten. Sie UoIltommene Berbinouna Der srpsi
Btitanoibeile 1T es. mas fold wunosrDolle
8eiuItate bel Der SeiIIlng bon Sat1rlb berpor.
brlust. eabt Sud 3eu9Hiiie umionit i6iden.
i. 3. Gbeus1 Il Co., Gigentb., Soeop, .
34- Sertauft BON apUtbetern, Rrsis IS s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Settficefen In feiuem i6par,en
Xud)c.

Sen,in, @etber unb anbere 6fter i'm
SanbeI anseprieiene SIedenreinisunss'
mittel iinb auf feinem idparsen Sude
ni6t ansuempfeblen; namentli6 nibt
Sensin, ba bieies bier unansenebme Rdn.
Der peruriadt. 8ortbeiIbaft 1T es, tpie
folet su perfabren: Wan riibrt Elm gIs
botter nit einem @bIbheI pOI 8runntpein
gut bur6einanber unb beitreidt bamit bic
bprbanbsnen Sledsn. Nad ipeniSen sri.
nuten paidt man bas Sud nit reinem
@aRer 70 Ianse aus, bis iebe 5ettipur
peribnunben 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

9ur6 ben Sob bes Generals be Ntiris
bill bat Sranfrei9 penieItsns mad Der
DteinunS Der Srun;oien-ieinen DtoItfe
perIoren. glaerbinss iOa Der 8eritprbsne
Elm isbr tiidtiser General ssipeIsn Iein,
bod mar ct !. .. sur Seit bes beuti1,
franSDiiiden 8rieseS nod in elmer su
unterSeUroneten Stsauns, um cine belons
bsre taftiide 8esabunB an ben Sag su
lesen. @r iol dbsr eiuen AnsriffspIan
scsen DeutidIanb berfubt baben, beHen
@enialitat aa8emein bemunoert tuurOe.
S6abe, baB Der Sob ben nadsrsn @es
neral Oerbinoert bat, feline 9ldns aud in
Der 8rurls gu erproben 8ieleidt bdttsn
Iib, BARN bod einise 0ldnsel berausse.
ltelt, Die ibrem 8srfaiier unb ieinen BE.
punoerern mandss 8Opfserbre6en perurs
Ia9t bdtien.
GI SeiniteS SaIatbI bsim @aB BEL
@ibmapsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
GsraSe Sippen fur Sutterbrot.

Otan nsbms 1870 @ramm Mebl, 80
@ramm 3udsr, 80 @ramm Butter unb
! Siter fo6enoe 0tiI6, Iahe bic Butter
in Der Mil6 serseben uno riibre nit sinsm
9beiI Sapon bas DtebI on, sebe bann
oen 3uder unb ben 8elt ber Wil6 basu,
bade bic Sippen in einem ettpas tiefen
Sippensiien uno ierpire iie, sIatt auf ein'
amber seIeet, nit frii6er 8utter.-sluf
oem 9anbe, ipo man oft fein friibes
Weibbrpt baben fann, iino bieie Sippen
bispeilen cine quite Gusbilfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Nlaun bel 3abnfd,mersen nnS
3abufdule.

Seinsepulberter @laun 1T bas Bette
Wittel, nm Sdmer3en su itilen. tpeIde
bon einem fauIen 9dbn berpprserufen
tperben, uno I'M ben 8esinn Der SauInib
su bemmsn. Dtit elmer seidnittenen Sc
Der tpirb etpas sepuIperter Ilaun in bic
SbbIuns bss SabneS eeieBt, unb in benz.
ieIbsu Mab, iuie Der Sdmers iib ipieoer.
bolt, penbe man tieieS WiitteI on, bis sr
enbIid sansIi6 aufbDren tpirb, unb es
miro iberbiss Der ipeiteren 3eritDruns
oss 3abnsS @inbaIt setban, ba, ipie Bee
tannt, bic Speiieiberreite es iinb, ipelde
in ben Rihen bes 3abnss fauleno, bens
ielben na9 unb na6 seriibren. Dies
pirb bur6 bic entsesenpirfenbe @isens
idaft bss IIauns osrbinOert.
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Meiniacn Der apuriitenfaube.

Die selben 2sberidube, tueI6e bel
Iouriiten iebr beIiebt iinb, reinist man
lpie folet: 0lan befeudtet einen faubersn
leinenen 2appen nit Gitroneniait unp
reibt bic Sdube 70 Ianse bamit ab, bis
bic Seu9tisfeit siemli9 perrieben 1T.
Sat man oaun nit einem trodenen mol.
Ienen 2appen nadserieben, 10 ieben bic
Sbube pie neu aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
An q 6fpinefh 6tiae.

Ser llnterSeiduete, peIder mad mtbriabri.
gen eeioen Don einem idnereu 2uneenIbel
uno Der 8efirhteten 9 d. inbiu6 I ourdl
Elm einfa6es WlitteI sebeiIt uurbe, piinidi
auN ielneu MitIsioenoen Die Metbooe Der SeiI.
ung betannt Su MAIDEN. Gr miro Allen Die
es ruiniden. foftenfrei eine abidrift bes Rs.
5sptes ienoen, ueI6es eiue iidere Seiuug fur
9 d. wiubiudt, atbma, Gatarrb
8rondttis unb ale gals. uno 9ungen.
Afettionen 1T. Or bofft, eas ale 9eibenoer
ielp Rittel probirsn, wsldes uniddsbor 1T.
Ber oas &ejept, oas nid)ts toitet unO iesens.
reid iein tann, luiinidt, idreibe sefdaisft an
HeS. GSparb u. 0SilIcn,
BrootIbn Wem gort
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6emife aus ben Sldttern Der
S6narsipurscl.

Die SdnarsipurssI liefert elm f5fIides
seiunOes Semitic. Sbr @eidmad bal
ettpas bon bem bes SpurseIs unb bee
9IumsniobIS. Sn bieIen SauSbaltunser
lpirft man nun bic 8lGtter Der Sdpars.
pur;eIn meg, Oa man niht tpeib, BAT
aud bieie Elm ippbIi1medsnoes Semitic
Iisfern. Das 1T eine 8eribpsnbuns
Die 8ldtter iperben auSSelelen, eeipa'
i9en, ssfo6t unb fein nit einem @ieses
meher ssrtIeinsrt, eeuau 70, tpie eS bel
Der 8ereiiuns bon Spinat seidiebt.
5iist man ousu nod Elm psnis Giiis 10
siebt OaS Elm Semitic, iusl6es au9 Elm
psrm6bntsr giier germ otter ssniebsn ipiro.
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Ieinieune Der Npdfrasen bonn
Saarfett.

Wan beitreide ben 8sasen nidt su bid
nit eetpbbnli6em beiBen 2ii6Ierleim
unc Iaie benielben einen baIben Sag
trpdnen. 4Isoann TRACE man, ebenfols
siemlid beiB, crime Seife auf. 9iad
ettpa feds 5tunoen biiritet man nit &c,
tubbnIidem &ornbranntipen mitteIit elmer
ettpa8 idarf'n Sdrite beioe Mafen ab,
ipona4 man ben &odfrasen poaitdnbis
unb NIT Der WOle erbaItsn finbet. Den
Strid sibt man ibm burb beibeS WaGer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

- General 9tpbert U. NcgUp aus
3prOne, Ba., elmer Der betunnteiten
Burger bon Blair county, babel Gaiiirer
Der Blair Gountp Banning Company bon
Gprone, ipurbe am IL. Sept. frib nit
bur6i6Ohenem 8opfe in ieinem S6Iaf'
simmer eefunben. Sin RepolUer, Der
neben ibm lag, IieB nur su beutIib ers
teunen, baB Elm SAL bon SeIbItmOrr
ucrIu9. Ser Wtann Iebts nod bis l llbr
am Nadmittas. DieGOp mar go Sabre
ait uno binterIdBt elm SermDsen bon
ettpa 100000.
Ba- Die befen Sansematten su billiss
item Prsiien bel Wibmapsr.
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Mfilben i'm Wlebf.

lin Msbl sssen WiIben su iddsen,
ltedt man in bic 8aiten ober Sdde. in
ipeI6sn bas MsbI aufbetpabrt tuirb, meb'
rere 3wsise bon abornbdumen bic man
supor entlaubt uno 10-12 Stunoen an
Die frii6e 2uft seIe9t bat. Sie sebrauf
ten AbOrnsipeiSe mub man bon 3eit Su
Belt burb neue erfeben. Das WebI
Iei6et babel niat I'M serinsiten in ieinem
Melhmaf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Mepfcls unS Sirnen fpnferSierune.

SniOIse unseeisneter 9tufbstpabruns
seben idbrIi4 piele Iepfel unb Sirnen
Su @runbe, inoem iie eini6rumpfen. I'm
cies su bermeiben, berpade man bic
Sriibte in 8iiten ober anoere @sfdbe,
itreue Sanb bariber unb itsqe fe bann
an einen trudenen fiiblen, bod bor Srof
seidiibten Dirt. Sier IdBt man bas D, t
liesen, bis man eS eebrau6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Srane Stefter,
S0fel am0 SGceerei
Wainftraee, Spbe 4arf.

8arme uno taIte spsifen fno su ieoer Ga.
9esjett gu baben. S}riiGes Eager ftsts al
5ap[ iomte 8eine, 9iqnore unb Gi9arren.
Ste nit meinem SoteI perbunoene 8aderei
ltetert Elm puDii9lifes Badiutrt, uub weroen
ale Seitellnnsen prompt uno biIlie beior9t.
Brant Q Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
SeFfeite Mn;ei9cn.
SSeftern Srefyeb Seef.

anber ben sipei earIabun9en 3ugeridte.. .
6letib, oas mir @onta9 unO 9onnerftag er.
baltsn, smpfnn9en mir td9Iid friid 9eidladj.
tetes Gleii6 BON Ganoe, ftifds unS aalf.gier,
Butter safe unb 9anoproOutte iiberbaupt.
9Sir baben feruer einen 8orratb Der beftsn
Bologna Uurt, friide uuo seiaI5ene StuI.
tern. &ippen, ebuds, 8unSfiide etc. Infer
SOlo9nawurft ilbertrifft ale anbere
Gale s. 60,
AIS RGro N6te Strnbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Treb. WSartin's
2palare Dofel
233 s 235 @enn &pe.

@arme uno tulte Speiien Al eoer Saaes.
,ett. 9. 2ObiniOn's Bier an 3apf. 8enitsr
Rfeffer uuo ROnosram Sdnaps Cham.
pa9uer Rno Rbein @eine. Seiber 9uuid
ieoen Morsen. GIsttriide 8adsr; feline
6Iiesen. SeIepbsn Ro. s34.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-17
USE DAEA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KINDTHAT CURES.
PERSONALS,

Thomas Sanger, of Shamokin, paid flying
visit to town last evening.
R. A. Davenport is at Reading attending
the l. o. o. F. grand lodge in behalf of
Shenandoah Lodge, No. 591.
Editor II. G. Boyer is confined to his bed
by illness. He was taken i'll on Monday and
contrary to the expectations of his friends
his condition grew worse He was little
improved this afternoon.
George j. Wadlinger, Esq, of Pottsville,
who was the Schuylkill county reporter for
the Pennsylvania County Court Reports, a
law Journal published at Philadelphia, has
resigned and A. B. Weimer, Esq, the general
editor, has appointed NJ. NJ, Burke, Esq., of
town, to the position. The journal is popular
throughout the state especially among the
Junior members of the bar. 1t will have a
good representative in Mr., Burke.
The Pennsylvania Grit on Sunday last
published a photograph of NJ. P. Whitaker of
town, and announced him as the newly
elected superintendent Of public schools of
schuylkill county. This is a serious error.
Prof George W. Weiss, of schuylkill Haven,
has been reelected county superintendent.
Mr.. Whitaker was elected superintendent of
the Shenandoah schools. The Grit should
correct its erroneous announcement in Justice
to Mr.. Weiss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-17

undly OBTAINED IL con-
sisted solely of Dem ocratic members eight of
the nine being present. Five members
waited patiently for almost an hour until the
sixth member went out and hunted up the
other two. Not one of the Citizens members
was present. Those who took part in the
proceedings were Messrs Conry, O'Hearn,
Gallagher, Hanna, J. Brennan, Muldoon,
p. Brennan and Lynch.
The meeting was of short duration and the
most important action was the adoption of a
resolution bearing upon the protest against
the election of Mr.. NJ. p. Whitaker as
superintendent of the schools
A request that the board allow the local
post office civil service examinations, fixed for
June Gath, to be held in one of the school
rooms was granted.
1t was announced that the public library
will be closed from the third Thursday of
May until the second Thursday of June.
Upon request of Mr. Muldoon it was de-
cided that the time in which builders shall
submit their bids for constructing the pro-
posed new school building be extended to the
oath inst.
Mr.. Hanna then arose and said he thought
it advisable to send representative to
Harrisburg and make inquiry as to just how
matters stand in regard to the protest against
Mr. Whitakers election as superintendent.
Mr.. Gallagher next arose and read
preambles and resolutions which set forth
that whereas it has been reported that
objections to the granting of commission to
Mr. Whitaker have been forwarded to the
State Department; and whereas it is deemed
to be for the best interests of the schools that
Mr.. Whitaker should be commissioned 4,
resolved, that Solicitor J. r. Coyle be
instructed to take all necessary measures to
protect the interests of the School Board in
having the election of Mr.. Whitaker sus-
tanned, and that special committee be
appointed to consult with the solicitor.
The resolution was adopted and the follow
ing committee appointed: H. ]. Muldoon,
A. ]. Gallagher and P. Conry.
The board adjourned to meet at the call of
the chair.