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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Superb.

The April number of Demorest's
Family Magazine is superb. 1t con-
tains charming paper, superbly illus
trated, OIL The Foreign Legations at
Washington. If you admire handsome
women, you will find portraits of over
a score of Society Leaders of Illinois,
which form a charming gallery. The
paper on the Hawaiian Islands is time
ly, and is uniquely illustrated with por-
traits of all the kings and queens who
have reigned over that island realm; A
Debutante's Winter in New York con-
tains much information regarding the
etiquette of marriage engagements; En-
Route for Chicago gives excellent in
formation for women who purpose
travelling alone to the Chicago Exposi-
ton; there are numerous excellent
stories; all the departments are full of
good things; there are over two hun
dred illustrations, including an oil pic
ture and crayon; and altogether it is
a superb Easter number,-a specimen
of what is given twelve times year,
for 81. Published by w. Jennings
Demorest, IS E. 14th St., New York.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

seventy-six be steps his ten miles day
comfortably, looks around his little do
main with the knowledge that it is all
his and all paid for, and has an honest
mans honest pride in the work of hon.
est life. It is not very brilliant, but it
is very satisfactory, and if to be happy
and to do a mans duty in life, and to
go to his grave in comfort and honor
be the purpose of life, it looks to US as
if Jackson Brown has the best of it
compared with the great folks we have
spoken of-decidedly the best of it.
We are willing to put him up as evil
dence that health, happiness, a modest
aud sufficient share of prosperity and
comfort, pleasant life and peaceful
death in good repute can be secured on
farm among these rolling red hills of
old South Carolina; and that the best
life is not by any means that which fig
ures constantly in the newspapers. We
are likewise willing to put him up with
white beard, clear eyes, sturdy frame
and all homespun clothes as an object
lesson to his fellow farme:s-the lesson.
that 90 to make the farm yield food and
clothes first and cotton for morey
profit is the secret of successful farm
ing.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Spring Novelties for Ladies.

Novelties lnnumerable greet the shop
per this season at every step Of her
journeyings from shop to salon, from
bazaar to emporium. Never was the
variety greater or the materials more
beautiful in texture, colorings and de-
vice. The wooden textiles of to-day, if
one cohfine her attention to them alone,
have reached such degree of rich beau
ty that it would be an easy matter to de-
sign an entire outfit, or indeed, whole
trousseau with them. Among other
elegant fabrics are grenadine rayee, and
mirior, ombre, cameleon and nacre vel
vet to use in combination with hand
some silk or wool. tissues. Bengaline
ondine is very effective. Byzantine
royale is another handsome textile,
likewise French taffeta in delicate tim
tlngs, brocaded with Pompadour bou-
quets in natural colors. The Oriental
dyes also are noted in many of these
ia brics, the gay mixture catching the
eye of the shopper at once. Indeed one
would lose her way in his labyrinth Of
novelties unless she possesses a reliable
guide. The Mcdowell Fashion Jour-
nails are precisely a sure companion, for
they contain the best and the most
practical information. "La Mode de
Paris" and "Paris Album of Fashion"
gre unique in taste and style, and cost
$3.50 year, or IS cts. copy. "The
French Dressmaker," So per annum, or
80 cents copy, ought to please every
practical dressmaker. They contain
beside invaluable lessons on dressmak-
ing LA Mode" which is intended to
find its place in every home, is only
Sl.50 per annunl, or Is cents copy. If
you do not find them at your news
dealer you can be supplied with them
by applying directly to Messrs. A. Nc
| Dowell & Co., West 14th Street, New
York.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
AMONG TEE 400.
Gossip About the Women of New York
Society.
New York Press.1

New York Press.]
Mrs. Pelham -Clinton's manners are
charmingly affable.
Mrs. F. Egerton Webb has a costly
necklace Of old enamels set in pearls.
Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins gives the most
enjoyable musicales of any one in
town.
Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt never
takes off her gloves except to sign a
check.
Mrs. James Barclay and Mrs. Will
liam Osgood have most INTERESTING
collections of Chinsse slippers.
Mrs. Forbes-Leith has a wonderful
table covered 9th of silver-which is
used when she gives a tea.
Mrs. John Jay Knox has huge mas
tiffthat wears fine Russian leather col
lar with silver edges and clasp.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt is vice
president of the Ladies' Missionary
Society of st. Bartholomew's Church.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid wears decora-
tion-gold and precious stones-pre-
sented to her by the Sultan of Turkey.
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan has a marve-
lousy gorgeous dress of primrose yell
low silk, embroidered in white and
gold.
Mrs. Lindley H. Chaplin has dia-
mond necklace that cost 1000, and
which can be worn in a tiara if so de-
sired.
Mrs. w. D. Sloane, with her family,
will occupy twelve rooms at the Hotel
Richelieu when she visits the Worlds
Fair.
A Virot hat, trimmed with "wind-
miIl' bows, in soft shades of brown,
was worn by Mrs. Butler Duncan the
ether day on Fifth avenIe.
There are few handsomer women in
New York than Mrs. Sumner Wise,
and but few who entertain so delight
fully and are such perfect hostesses.
One society belle hasa mirror framed
in solid gold.
One Of the prettiest pairs of garter
clasps worn in this or any other time
belongs to Mrs. Richard P. Lounsbery.
They are gold, set with diamonds.
Mrs. Letter, mother OF the beautiful
Miss Letter, is the saleswoman's de-
light. Particularly was this the case
one day when the lady ordered $3.50
worth of assorted ribbons.
Mrs. Paran Stevens uses 900 visiting
cards during the year.
Mrs. Astor never pays less than S25
| or a pair of shoes. [They come high,
! but where's her shoe store?]
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Death Of a Noted Bohemian Oats Man.
IChicago Daily Inter- -Orean. ]

iChicago Daily Inter-Orean.l
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March H.
Jay NJ. Orcutt, the widely known
Michigan Bohemian oats schemer, is
dead. Orcutt operated in the country
from 1883 to 1855. The scheme was to
sell fifty bushels Of SEED oats to fifteen
farmers in each township at $40 a
bushel, jaking one year 7 per cent. notes
in payment, the sellers bonding them
selves to sell double the quantity OF
crops at the same figures, keeping q
per cent. II is estimated that the Bo-
hemlan oat scheme netted 100000
profit. Orcutt's share being about $685.
600. He was extravagant and spent
his money as fast as received.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Killed by the Grasp Of Friends Hand

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-There
was death for aged Dennis O'Leary in
the hearty grasp of a friends hand.
O'Leary, who was SO years old, was to-
day buried at Bristol, where be lived.
One day last week in Boston be met a
young friend, who clasped his hand
warmly and shook il. A finger nail
broke the skin on the old mans hand
when blood poisoning set in and caused
his death on Saturday last.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

Ayers Cathartic Pills are known to
be the safest, surest, and best purgative
medicine ever offered to the public.
They are mild yet certain in their
effects, give tone and strength to the
stomach, and keep the system in a
perfectly healthy condition.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

Men and officers of the police force,
who are exposed day and night to all
sorts of weather, should keep Salvation
Oil, the infallible cure for rheumatism
and neuralgia, at their homes. They
cannot afford to be without it. 25 cts.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Total weight of ballot costume~25 ozs

A perfect cure! Mr.. Edward E.
Broughton, 40 w. 18th St., New York
City, n. Y, says this: II have used
several bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in my family and find it per-
feet cure. cheerfully recommend it."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
Is TOM WATSON REPENTANTe
Indications teat the Peoples Party Want
to Surrender in the South.

ATLANTA, Ga, March PIN an
interview to-day with Thomas E.
Winn, the Peoples party ex-Congress-
man from the Ninth Georgia district,
he said there is room for only two great
parties, and if the Democrats carry out
in good faith their platform the Peo-
pies party will give them full credit
and act accordingly.
Thomas E. Watson, the most notable
Third party leader in Georgia, takes
the same position, saying that if the
pledges made by the Democratic party
in their national platform, on which
the parry won, are carried out the peo-
pie ought to be satisfied. These inter-
views indicate that the Third party in
the South will rapidly 60 to pieces.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

1t is happy coincidence that the
"Annals of Newberry" by Judge o.
Neall is published just in time to con-
tribute to the commemoration of the
centenary of his birth.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29

With but little care and no trouble.
the beard and moustache can be kept a
uniform brown or black color by using
Buckipgham's Dye for the Whiskers.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
HBrace Cp"

Is tan talizing admonition to those
who at this season feel all tired cut,
weak, without appetite and discour-
aged. But the way in which Hoods
Sarsaparilla builds up the tired frame
and gives a good appetite, is really
wonderful. So we say, "Take Hoods
and it will brace you up."
For a general family cathartic we
confidently recommend HOODS PILLS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
The Weight Of a Dancers Outfit.
+ From the London Million.7

The average weight of a professional
of premiere danseuse is as follows:
! pair of silk tights-..................4
5 ballot skirts, including tucks...~.
l pair of slippers. Observation-Disclosures. 4
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-29
O'NEALL CENTENNIAL.
Editorial in the Observer

Editorial in the Observer.
The Observer eoncurs most heartily
in Mr.. Furman's suggestion of a Gen.
tennial celebration of the birth ofJudge
John Bolton O'Neall, and will gladly
cooperate with the people of Newberry
in any way open to US for making the
occasion success. We agree entirely
with Mr.. Furman that such a cele-
bration should be under the auspices
of the Baptist church here, and if the
suggestion meets the approval of the
members of that church we hope they
will take the initiative in the matter.
We feel sure the other churches and
the people generally will join them in
any plan of proceeding they may
adopt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Mufb abruna Der Gier.

Wlan nebme tibermansaniaures 8ali
(eine Weleripibe poa seniist fiir Q 2iter
WaHer), rGbre bieie Miiduns cine @eiIe
unter einanber, Bis bas 8ali gut aufses
LOFT 1T unb cine i66ns, tiefrote Sarbs
sibt, bann less man bic friiden gier 70
in bieie 8aIiI6iuns. bab iie itanbis bon
oer SIliiisfeit becedt iinb &; bic Gier
miien aber gang rein unb fret bon
SdmusHeden isin, tpeil iid bon bieien
SteIIsn aus bic SduInis am idneqitsn
enttpidelt. yia1 elmer Stunbe nebme
man bic gier tpieber aus Der 2aliI5iuns,
trodne iie gut ab unb widIe iie iorsfdltis
in reineS Bupisr, Iese iie bann in einen
2orb oosr in cine 8lite unb bstpabre iie
in einen trpdenem, froItfreien 8aume auf.
Derartis prdparirte Gier baIten ii4 6-7
Dtonate unb ldnser, obne babel an ibrem
Wobleeibmad ettpaS su berlieren, ipie
.oieS Bel Galfeiern ober in StrobbddieI
unb Saseipdne sepadten Giern Der SAL
1T, ipelbe meiitenS einen unansenebmen,
bunpfisen 8sidmad annebmen. n.-Da fi6
bieies WlitteI burd Ginfadbeit unb Bills
liSfeit ausssidnet (iibermansaniau iaureS
aaIi 1T in allen Mpotbefen unb Drosuens
banblunsen su baben), 10 iolItsn oamit
95robsn angeiteat tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

berieitisen Sntersiienipdbrsn in benz fer.
aen Siam bart aneinanoer seratben ipers
ben. Siam in Sinterinbien Iiest bes
fanntlid mitten auf bsr SaIbinieI, tpeitIih
bon bem cur6 England occupirtsn Dir.
NAB, unb 5itlit bon Der alien franabii.
idsn Golonis 8ambobi9a, norbBitIi4
bon benz nunmebr aud fran,biii6sn Cons
fling unb Gnam besrsnst. Die Sransoien
iinb nun bon Mnam aus in Siam einse.
brunsen, baben ben bon Norb nab Slb
ltr6menben MefOnsfluB nit 8riessbam.
pfern befabren unb bic Sauptitabt 8anss
fOfbOmbarbirt. Sbr neusitsS 8srIanssn,
tpeldes iis in Sorm zines nltimatums
an ben 8bnis bon Siam ssitsqt baben,
sipfeIt barin, baB iie bic Ibtretuns bes
6itIi6en Siam, stpii6en Der @rense bon
4nam unb benz Mstons.Slufs seIesen,
beanipruden. 9od idon Ianse BAT bas
8orseben Der Sranaoien bic giferiudt
uno bic 8efiirdtun9en ber in 8irmab
feitiibenben gnsIanber errsst, unb tpie'
oerboIt iinb i'm ParIament Mnfrasen an
bic &esierune tpeeen Der bebrobten eng.
liiden Sntereiien ssridtet pprbsn; bic
4nfrasen Der ensIiiden 8esieruns an
5ranfreid ipurben bon bieiem itetS auss
meibenb beantiportet.
gusenideinIi6 berfoIst bic fransDiii1s
He9ierung in Siam auSeebebnte Pldne !;
einmal mil man bic Aufmeriiamfsit bee
2anbeS bon ben inneren @irren bauernS
abIenfen, i'm gluslanbe berbdltnibmdBis
leidte Siege errinsen unb Elm reidss uno
frudtbares 2anb sur &oIoniiation ertpers
ben. ber ensIiiden 8eeieruns bic giisoer'
Iase in gsppten in sleider Wliin,e beims
sablen, mo iid seraoe iebt BEL ben &dm.
pfen UNI bic Somerule i'm parlameni
cine sinitise @eIssenbsit barbietst, unb
bann aud Die Sreunbidaft nit 8ubIanb,
ipsl1es auf ben Sturs Der ensliiden
Serrihaft in Giien binarbeitet, befeitis
gen. Denn tpenn aud einerieits Gbina
-pieasidt bon England aufssitadeIt-
Misns madt, ieinem 8afaasn, benz tri.
butpfli6tisen &bnis bon Siam, beisus
iprinsen, 70 eridsint bod anbsrerieits
8ubIanb nit benz 4nerbistsn ieinsr SiIfe
an Sranfrsid. Wan fam auf bic gnts
pideIuns bsr 9inse in Sinteraiien auf
oos SD6fts ssipunnt iein.
SIM Suiammenbans nit bieier 8ertui.
deIuns Der fran;6iiiden unb ensIiiden
SntereHen febt tpobI bic Nadridt, bab
man benz befannten Gorrsiponoenten Der
,,2onbon Gimes" in 8aris, bem Soripis
aus 8Ioipis. ipessn ieiner fran3oienfsinb'
Ii6sn SaItuns bas fransDiide 8irSer.
re6t, tpel6es er burd DECENTRALIZATION
ertporben. entsieben ipiq-ipenisens ba.
ben einise gatrioten bieien antras bsreits
in Der 3ammer ansefiinoist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
lleber ben llniinn her g,robibiiion in

1lebsr ben flniinn Der probibition in
8anias, eesen tpelde ii1 isbt aud bic
oortisen 8olfsparteiler aus politiidsn
Griineen ausseiproden baben, idrsibt
bic ..@ermania" in MiIpaufee foleens
bsrmaben ,.@eId' Sumbus bic probi'
bition in &aniaS 1T, bnfiir III Der gluSs
peis elmer @rpreb. @eieaidaft, tpel6e
innerbalb bon bret Wtonaten einem ein3i.
gen &unben 125 8aqonsn @bisfp unb
an 200 Sab uno 8iften Bier seliefsrt
bat, oer bette 8eipeis. 2lubsrbsm erbislt
baiielbe @eidaft nad srobe Auantitdten
Nbisfp unb Bier per Sradt. ipeI6e
idmmtli9 an GlsinbanbIer peitsr per'
fault ipurbsn. Sc LANCER bic Prcbibition
in aa' oieien Staatsn beitsbt, beito LADDERS
li6sr tpirb iie; baS iollte AUDI Der per.
bifenite Brobibitioniit einisben unb beSs
balb iiir Elm pernInftiss 2iesnSssieb finn.
men, ipeldeS pieien eeieBloien 3uitdn.
ben Elm gnbe madt. Seit ipdre eS ipabr'
lid Sir bic repubIifanii6e Bartsi
banst in 8anias uno Soipa unenbIid
pieI baOon ab, bab iie often unb ebrli4
Der PrObibition ben &ries srtIdrt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Gutfdiebeu tpacfelia.

3itternhe Sanb, unfidersr sdritt. @ubsIofs
feit. uelde fid burd raftloien BedieI in Der
sorprbaItuna uno in Der 8eiddftisuns betun.
oct, aufidreden bel unuermutbetem 6erduid
Il I. 10 seboren au ben an3etden bodsraoiser
Reruoftdt. Sbeinbar bat Dies nitt pisI Su
bebeuten, aber es benefit. oab 60 nm Die Sc.
tunbbeit bon Mannern unb 6rauen, pelhe nit
oisien Sbmptomen bebaftet fno, entidieben
wudeIis itsbt. bab oas 8obIbeFnosn Der ben
Neruoiitdt 8epIasten ourb Die gerinsiten 5l.
fdlistelten alterirt iuerSen fam. Bur Stirfuns
oes @erpenipaems iit ssiunber, tranmIoier
Sblaf unbeoin9t notbipenoig Gin bewdbrtes
@ittsI gu oiefsm 3wed If Soitstters Wassn.
btters, rpeIdes Die 8sroauuns, Die abionosrllns
uno regelmdbi9en Stubsaus beforoert uno oa.
ourb oas forperIide 8leid9epidt bertsllt, oas
fd oui4 bic 3unabme Der ardfte uno Die
8srubisuns oss Isrpenipitems fund esbt.
Se9sn NierenIsioen, 8beumatsmus. NsuraIgie
unb ole abuebr segen besinnsnoe ODER wisoer.
tebrenoe WaIaria bat bieie Meoijn nidt ibrts
@lei9en. 9reimal tdsIid Elm @sinsIas DUa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
5aubbeit Fam nid5t sebeilt 'iperSen

bur6 locale appIieationen. neil fie ben tranfeu
Sbeil oss Sbrss nidt erreidfn tonnen. 90
sebt nur eineH @es, bic saubbeit ju turiren
unb Der 1T ourd fohftitutioneae SeiImiTteI
Saubbeit miro ourd einen eutaiinosten 3ultanr
Der iblsmiesl ansiIsiOnns Der lguita9idsn
8obre peruriadt. @eHn oitie H0bre iid ent-
jiinoet, babt ibr eineu rlmpeIuoen Son cbsr
unpoIltommsnss @eb6r; uno psnn fie 9anj
ssidloFsn it, srfoIst Saubbeit unb psnn Die
gnbiinbuug nidt:seboben unb bieie &obrs mis.
Der in ibr,n ssbOriseu 3uftano perisBt peroeu
tann, tplro bas 8ebor fur INNER 5stit6rt luer,
Den nsun 6dIle unter 3ebu iino burd Satarrb
psruriadi tpeldsr nihts ale Elm sn5iinoetsr
3ufta1b Der fdIsimisen Sberflddeu 1T.
@ir poIlen einbunoert Dollars fur ieoen
(burh Satarrb peruriadten) Sal bon SauUbet
9sben. ben mir nidt ourd glnnebmen bon pal's
Satarrb Sur bsiIsn f0nusn. East Gud umionff
giriuIare tommen. 8srfauft BON apotbefsrn
rs Gents. 8. s Cheney s Co.. SoIeco, D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
@Oub. Me8inIsp belt Iebts @O9s bel

Goub. Me8inIsp belt lebte @o9e BEL
bem in @Iepelanb sebaltensn beutiben
Sdnserfeite cine Re6e, in tpelder sr ben
9eutiden uno bem beuti9sn 9isee bobes
Sob ;oate. Gr iaste II. a.: ,,Sinst
bapOn 10 oft ibr tpoat 8eine Nation
tann beRer iinsen alS bic 9euti9en.
Sinst bic ,,@adt am 8bsin," iinst bon
2iebs uno Ireue, bon CLAUDE unb Soif'
nuns, iinst tpaS ibr poat, iinst au1
,Bas 1T bes Osuti6en 0atsrIan6," unb
i'd mill gud bic antport barauf ssbsn !;
Oes Deutiden 8aterIanb 1T bier unb 1T
auf ber sansen @elt ! Dr frsusn uns,
bab Sic gum Seite eefommen iinb, unb
mir tperben es beoauern, tpenn Sic unS
tpieber perIaHen".
Dies paren fd6ne Worte; Oh iie aud
aufridtis semsint tparen. mag babinse.
iteat bIeiben; iebenfaIlS bate Sr. Dtc.
ainlsp iie nidt ssfpro4en, tpenn er nidt
sufaais-@ouperneurS Ganbibat mare.
ST pelb absr, bab bic Stimms sinss
9eutidsn ebeniopiel sdbIt, tpie bieieniss
bsS Entertainers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28
Gierfpnferoen.

BUR 8ersituns bon 8adiperf. Spei,
fen &C. benubt man II. a. gierfonierpen in
puIusrform. Disie Gierfonierpen iinb
bur6 boriidtises Nustrpfnen baItbar
semabtes gigelb. Das bon benz giipeib
setrennts @iseIb ipirb in otnnen Sdi9.
ten auf blanf polisrte StabIplatten se,
ltriden uno in sinem Irodsnofen, unter
tii6tiser 8entilation, Bel elmer 500 c
nibt ilberfeisenbsn 8drme erbaIten, Bic
es p6ais aussetrodnet lit. Darauf ipirp
bic Maie mitteIS eines Sorniputels bon
ben fdblernen platten abssitoben unb
sspulpsrt. Wurbe bic Semperatur bon
500 c ni6t ibsrfdritten, 70 quilt bic
8onierbe i'm 8aHer su elmer idIsimiesn
SliiiiSfsit auf tpie bas beim frif1en
giselb Der Sal lit. Sol @ierionfsrpe
fit te6niide 3tusde, 2eberbereituns &C.,
8snubuns finben, 70 madt man bas 81.
seIb burd 3uias iIeiner Mensen SaIs unb
Salicplidure nod baItbarer. Bel por'
iidtiser aIufbeipubruns iinb gierfonierpen
bon elmer fait unbssrensten Dausrbaftiss
tsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

@ir iinb idon 70 oft bon 2euten, bic
fIsine 2apitaIien auf bisiieen 8anfen
iteben buben, I'M MuSfunft eriudt ipors
ben, OBJ bic Snititute aud iider isien,
bab mir es aIs 8fli1t era6ten, cine
DffentIi4e 8srubisuns bier su seben.
Die senaueten grfunbisunsen in bieier
Ridtuns babsn fsitssitsat, bab ale pies
iissn 8anten ni6t nur isber;eit sabIunss'
fdbis iinb, fonbern idmmtIib einen be.
beutsnben tlsbsridub iber ibre @srbinb.
lidfeiten beiiBen, unb bab bieie llsber.
idaHe in ben betsn Siderbeiten anseIeet
iinb. gBer babsr in irsenb elmer Der
bisiissn 8anfsn @sIb bspOnirt ober auf
Sinien itebsn bat, barf poIltpmmsn beru.
bist isin.
llsberbuupt 1T es sana unb gar Ser'
tebrt, tpenn bic 2eute bsitdnbis ben
Uunb boI nebmsn unb giner bem Gnbs'
rem 4nsit madt nit SaieIeien ibsr
i4Ie9te 3eitsn. SsIbit in ben
aaerbsitsn Sabrsn, ipenn SanbsI unb
NanbeI bIiiben unb feline Stnduns sei'
gen, iinb bic Commemorate fatal.
gieIe Wsrfe feisrn gang unS gar, in an.
osren mus ber 8etrieb idon besbaIb
beidranft tperbsn, neil bic asuts bic an.
sstrens!e alrbsit bel Der bridenben Sibe
nidt ausbaItsn f6nnten; bann linb eS
bic pieIsn Pic StieS unb greuriionsn, bic
ben 2euten bas @elb aus Der Sai1e
Iodsn unb anberen AueIIen entjisbsn I;
anbererieiiS perIahsn bieIe 2sute bic
Stabt unb ssben in8 8ab ober bssiebsn
cine 8iga auf benz 2anbs. Sa;u f6mmt
bsuer nod bic @eltausfelIuns, ipsI6s
iibsrag baS GsIb benz Iofalsn 8srtsbr
entsiebt.
8ir tpousn bier sIeid bic 8eriideruns
einfIs6tsn, bab bic aassmsine finuniieas
Sage bes 2anbss iid innerbaIb WO6en'
friit beoeutenb sebeHert bat. Sn geD
gOrf 1T bas @elb 70 fldiii8 bab bic
8anfen bebeutsnbs @sIbienbunsen na6
bem Wefen MAIDEN fonnten, um bic bor'
tise 8nappbeit su beben. Gu4 bessn
mir oas 8srtrauen in bic &ssieruns unb
ben Ssmna4it suiammen tretenosn Gsn'
srsb, bab iie ni8ts untsrnebmen tpsrben,
mas cine finan,ieIIe 8riiis bsroor rufen
fbnnts. aIio, nur nibt psrsast unb poll
8ertrauen in bic 9ufunft seblidt-su
srnitliden 8sfiir9tunssn 1T i'm AI9en.
bid fsin @runb borbanben.
@S fann subsm ieber ginseIne ba,u BET.
trasen, cine Stoduns bsS 8crfebrss unc
beS 8elbumlaufss su permeiben, ipenn er
na6 beitem 8ermbsen ieinen 8srbinbIi6'
fsiten nadfDmmt. Ulan gable feline fIei'
nsn S4uIoen reseImdbis unb baIte ni4t
baS GeIb dnsitIib i'm Strumpfs, @s
bat nur bann @ertb. ipenn es i'm Inns
Iaufe 1T. unb Der Wiann, Der beute cine
tIsine SduIb abtrast, erbaIt pieaei8t
oaiieIbs 8eIb in @o6snfriit tpiebsr aus
elmer anbsren Auele surdd, nadosm eS
in ieinem 8reislaufe Elm babies Dubeno
nal ober bftsr SSnoe setpsdielt unb
8erbinbIiafeiten bsfriebist bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-28

2Ieine &inber muB man beim 2aufens
lernen auf beiben Seiten eleihmdbi9
unteritissn unb sipar entipeosr inoem
man bic Sdnbe bon binten an beibsn
Ssitsn bss Rumpfes unter bic Gdielb6b'
len lest, pber inbsm man Dor bem ainbe
riidpdrts sebenb, feline beibe Sanbe se'
fabt bdlt. Niemals barf bic llnteritiib'
unS bes &inoes bios an einem Mrme ses
ibeben, neil babur6 unfeblbar befien
Riidsrat perbosen uno isbr Isidt beim
Saqen ber feitsebaItene Mrm aus benz
@elsnf eeprebt ipirb. Sosenannte 9auf'
bGnber unb 2auff5rbe iino san3 peripsrfs
LID sritere. neil iis bic 8ruit sinenssn
unb bic nod ipeiden Rippen einbriiden {;
lebtere, tpeil iie bic Sdultern in bic Sbbe
brdnsen unb ni6t srtsnnen Iaiisn, ipenn
pas 3inb miibe tpirb. aeine nsbunsen
oiirfen in bieiem surten alter Bis sur
grmibuns fortssiebt perhen. Benn bic
Rinber ielbititdnbie Iaufen unb ipielen,
bat man su bsobadten. bab iie ni6t
einen Mrm obsr Elm 8ein poraussipsiie
bsnuben, !. .. beim Osffnen bsr 2biiren,
beim Treppeniieisen uip. Nerben bic
8inber bon Sueenb auf an bic sIei4s
mdbise 8enusuns beiber Sdnbe ser6bnt,
10 bebaIten iie oieie quite @epobnbeit aud
bel ibren Ipdteren Spielen.