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Foreign Ports.

Foreign Ports. saa6S
At Melbourne Sept 30, barque Richd Parsons,
Thorndike, Cape Town, CGH.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Sept II, barque Annie
Reed, Welt, New York for Rosario
In port Sept IT, barque Annie Lewis, Tapley,
from Portland.
Ar at Pernambuco Oct 9, barque Carlton,
Crosby, BuenoS Ayres.
Sid Oct 10. barque Chas G Rice. Lunt, Phila-
AZ at st Pierre Sept 20, barque Alice, Kair,
Portland, land sailed Oct 20 for Turks Islandj ;
Oct 20, barque Mary G Hale Higgins, Norfolk ;
brig Screamer Warwick, Portland.
Ar at Barbados Oct 81, sch M A Achorn.
Achorn. Weymouth; 23d. barque P Dixon,
Gilkey, Martinique.
Sid 25th, sch Walter L Plummer. Dinsmore,
st Thomas.
Cid at Hilsboro I'd, sch Fred B Belano Saw
yer, Newark.
Ar at st John. NIB, Sd inst. schs Ada, Lloyd,
and Swallow. Richardson, Rockland; River
dale. Urquhart Rockport.
Cid Sd, schs Glide, Golding. Rockland; G W
Scott, Belyea, do.
Spoken.
Oct 3oth lat II 20 N, Ion 6S 20. baroue Me-
gunticook from Orchilla for Baltimore
Nov 2, off Delaware Capes, sch EdW S Stearns
Heal, from Rockport for Jacksonville
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Retail Grocers- Sugar Rates.
Railroad Receipts.

Portland market-cut loaf at &c :confectioners
&c; pulyerized. &C; powdered, 6 1ac ;granulated,
&c; coffee crushed. Size; yellow. -@5c
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Domestic Ports

Gilmore, Fernandna; Mary Ellen Somerset;
Ernest Lee, Warren, RI; Ann, Robbins, Ban
gor; Margaret, Kennedy Port Jefferson.
Ar 4th, schs Jennie A Stubs, Thompson. FIN
Baracoa 13 days; Horace Morse, Hartman
Union Island; Seth elm n Todd. Wood, New Bed
Philadelphia; Kennebec. wall. Bridgeport; i [
Lockwood, Hull, Vinalhaven; Morris 8 Cliff,
Mash ash R Rockland; Nellie NelH AMy sa do.
Rumball, Paramaribo; Doris Eckhoff. Palmer.
st Pierre; A Crockett Thorndke, Antigua;
Glenullen, Mitchell, and Nellie Doe. Kendall
Boston.
CID ,4th. ship Ell CAPTAIN, Humphreys, for
Shanghai. ~
New York for Boston; Lizzie Lane, Amboy for
Rockland; j 8 u Crowley, Port Johnson for
Portland; Estelle,. DO for Bangor.
BOSTON-Ar Sd, sch Cora Meader Meader
Ar 4th schs D Bibber Pinkham. George
town; Race-Horse, Henshaw, Rondout; War
sco G Msqca Rasp Wson Miller Garland
Amelia, Cassidy, Eastport Henry whitney
Sellers, Bangor; Leonora, Nickerson. and Plan,
CID Sd, schs Julia S Bailey, West Franklin
and New York H G Luce Frankfort and do
Cid 4th, sch Leading Breeze Pinkham, Port
land.
Hunt, Kennebec and Washington; Arbo..
reer and Mentor. eastward.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP I'd, ship John C Pot
ter, Meyer. Departure Bay.
SABINE PAsss-Cld 2Sth, sch John Smith,
MoBILE-Ar Sd, sch Myra Weaver. wea-
PENsACoLA-Ar Sd. sch s G Hart, Hart.
DARiEN-Ar soth, brig Arcot, Gates, Fer
BRUNSWICK-Ar Sd. barque Mary G Reed,
Peterson. Sapelo, twhere she was ashore.)
Sid 4th,sch Frank Warren, Falker, for South
sAVANNAH-cld Sd, sch R Bowers, Wilson,
i I'd. sch Gov Y Smith, I'm
NORFoLK-sld Sd, sch Geo H Mills, Mills,
Saco.
Sid 4th schs Jas Jordan Martin for Provi-
III WASHINGTON. DC-Ar 4th, sch Maynard
!, pa TIMoR E-Ar 18th. sch City Of Augusta.
ePHfI.ADELPHIA-Ar Sd, schs Jennie But
Ter. Butler, Bangor; Mary E Morse Newbury.
Allen, Brookings, Salem May Mcfarland,
CID Sd, schs Loring G Ballard. Bearse, Fail
Hartley Chase Boston y Josn so9ther
thompson Portland; Thos W Hyde, Sherman,
Portland. f4i
;, SD SD I'm Delaware l Breakwater 3d. sch Hattie
Ar 4th, sch Longfellow. Falker. Hurricane
Cid 4th, brig Jennie hubert, Handy Port
Mcfarland, Montgomery, Galveston.
PERTH AMB0Y-Ar 1st schs Herald of the
Moring, Lewis, New York; Carrie Belano,
Sid I'd, sch Harold j McCarty, Hawley, saco.
BRIDGEPORT-,sld Sd, sch Seth M Todd,
johnson, New York.
NEW HAVEN-Ar I'd. sch Lizzie Call, Raw
Inns, Augusta. 80
NEW LONDON--Ar 4th, schs Abbie Bursley,
ses9Td ppn for ade Adds
S Bailey Tyler, Amboy for Salem; Harry
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.

Passed AMER Oct g. ships Henry Frailino
Merriman, Hong Kong for New York; Iceberg
Treat; DO Tor do; barque Amy Turner, Pendles..
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ISLAND STEAMERS.

beginning Sept. 25th steamer Merry
ID coneag will leave Portland Pier, Portland,
week days: For Long l.. Little and Great
Chebeague, HarpsWell; Bailey's & Orr's Is.
only 22O PM.
Return for Portland, leave Orr's I. GAO
a. m. touching at Harpswell and intermediate
landings. Arrive Portland S,45 a. M From
Cliff 1. Tuesdays and Fridays only.
ISAIAH DANIELS General Manager.
sapt23 n7f
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Portland Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. 4. 1898.


The followingare to-day's quotations of Grain,
Provisions Produce, etc.:
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CHANGE OF Time.

ON and after Monday. Sept 1Ith steamer
~ Phantom will leave Portland for Freeport
and intermediate landings at g. p. m. Return
land. "
sept2e dff
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PORTLAND. Nov 4.
Receipts by Maine Central r. R.-For Port
and. 139 ears miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 1874 cars.
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Memoranda

Sid FIN Bowling Nov 2, barque Au Sable, Lor-
inn Dnmnrard.
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Within the last year the
Associated Press and
United Press have con-
solidated, making the
Greatest News Service in
the world.
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The PRESS for 1894
will Continue the I'm
prOvements which it is
its policy to make to keep
i'm the Front Rank of
Journalism. With its fast
Web Perfecting Press,
which turns out Ten
Thousand Printed and
Folded papers an Hour;
with the Latest Machin-
cry for Setting Type and
Stereotyping; the Me-
chanical Equipment of
the PRESS surpasses
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East of Boston.
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Print Cloth Market,
S TOCKs

FALL RIVER, Mass. Nov. 4. 1893.-The fol-
lowing is tile print cloth statementfor the week:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31

bieten Elm. inbem iie BON bsm ndhTsn
Sims ein Dieller nabm. Sin paar
Minuten ipdter bafte 6rdulein S6ill
iiiuf @unoen meg. rudhreno Srdulein
9ancrp i'm aanSen Gjeiidte ipie serbadt
ausiab. Shaoe. baB 3ola uns bic
heroiihe Gampfitene ni6t 9eidiIoert
bat! Sofort eri9iensnnun natiirlib bic
Staotierseanten. bemd6tisien iid Der
tooesmutbisen glmaSoneu uno bra6ten
lie in iidereu @euabriam. Sas Sra=
ma snoete nit orei Wtonaten 8eidna=
nib. = gebeiratbet aber bat Der idone
Sulien teine Der beioen 0ueIlantinnen.
@or eiuisen Sabren CAB es in Sor-
oeaur einen 3peitampi 3miiden 3pei
iunsen 6rauen; 1888 fam es in Gan-
nes 81 eiuem Oamenouell nit tOoilidem
4usganee fir Die lltere Der beioen
Rdmpierinnen. uno in oemielbeu Sabre
i9lug lid aud bic betannte Barrier
Smancipirte. Waoame Mltie be BAL
Iapre. on Der belsiiden @ren5e nit
elmer iunsen 9lmeritauerin. Su Der
geuen @elt. mo jeoe europdii6e @rcen-
tricitat meiit nod iiberboten gu ueroen
pflegt, bat oas OamenoueQ ldusIf Ins
tlana oefunben. uno mir tDnnten cine
lanae Jteibe pDn betannt 9eporospen,
bOdit yieniationellen" 6dlleu unfiib.
rem, ipenn mir niht aus rdumli1eu
&iidiidten barauf uer3i1ten miibteu.
9iiht unerpd6nt oa9e9en wollen mir
laiien, baB Dor Sabren erit in gtiirn=
berg elm 3meitampf aui Weiier nit
bluti9em Nus9ange smii6en Mdo6en
itattsefunben bat. gs waren nod oasu
ppei Shpeltern, Is besw. 20 Sabre
alt, bic li6 aus giferiu6t 10 lauge bes
tdmpften, bis lid Seioe in ibrem Slute
pdl;ten. Cine bate cine tiefe Shuitt-
Duuoe I'M Belidt, Der 9lnOereu mar eiu
guge ausgeito9en.
g1ir i6lieBen bamit bieIe 8allerie
peiblider Suelanten, Die ia auf Sol.
itdnoisteit teinen glnipru9 erbebt.
De0sen Die beIprodeneu 6dIe au9 SUR
8eniiee oattbun, oaB es bem ,I5pa9sn
Beldle6te" teiueswe9s on Wtuth feblt,
10 trltt oas g8cib opb tets, ,uenn es
gum Mannweibe iuiro, ais ieiner
Spbare biuaus uno piro unnatiirli1.
gs entGubert li9 oaour6 ieines i6on-
Ffen S1mudes, Der Weibli6teit. Der
ibr in ben gtugen bes Wtanncs ben
.i9cntli9en 9ieij perleibt, obne oafiir
Die 9l6tung. Die man Dem mdnnlihen
Wutbe soft. cin3utaui9en, beun Die
neibli6eu Suellanten werben itets su.
gleid in elnsm etwas ld9erli9en 2i9te
.rl9einen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31

rnoeuoll nadh. qing oann sum
Sdlitrelnsr. lehnte iib auf feline 6linte,
rant onnn 6intereinauoer Spel Sleh.
tcnnsn nit 99aier leer.
y9enn ih Die 2euts bed nur I'm lih
ielbit bstiimmern m6hien. brummte er
meitsr. = gSenn Die @ren;lcr nb nlht
einmiihten. 10 udre unier Srt eemalt
eepeen, oenn oanu bate es gebelBen.
oaB orsi 0(lnner uno ein Mdo1en nit
gringos aanser Sanoe fertis wuroen!
DierourA murse uuIete 4uimert=
iamteit wieoer auf oas WIlo5sn gee
lentt, lrel9es mir oollltdnois per9elien
battsn. sic Jas auf einer leeren
Sil.e. i6lenterte unbetiimmert init ben
8einen uno ernartete ruhi9 beii 9er=
laui Der Sinee. = gDiait Su nab
Sauie 9sben? fru9 ih iie. Sic preBte
Die SABINE suiammcn uno Ifiittelte ben
aopf. = gtein, id mage mid ni6t
iaete lie oann; Der Batter briu9t MIDI
um. gr bat mid bier g.iebeu uno
tpeiB. oas ib i6n Derratbsn babe.
8leibe nur. Sulie. laate Der gllte.
Su tanult nit mir na9 bem WeIien
Qeben uno ioGlt meine Spdtsr iein.
Sic i6utRlte mieoer nit Dem 8opf: @s
gebt nitt. erpioerte lie oann. Oort
brauBen 9ibts teine Saulen. unb i'd
mus bod .@r;iebune" BADEN, llnIere
lueiteren SdmilienerorterunQen uuroen
bier ourd Stott unterbroden. Der uns
beri6tete, OaB @rInso uno Die anoersn
&doelsliibrer in Der S6ule eingelperrt
ieien uno Die iibri9en Wtit9lieoer Der
Sanoe ii4 in Die gBdlOer gefliidtei
bdtten. Scott, iopie mir glnoeren
iparen nit SUITE einis Oariiber, oab
iie ygrSiebung" senieBen miiiie, unb
tuuroe cine 8eloiumme suiammense.
bradt. Die ss uns ermoslidte. fir gtiit.
ter uno Gino in elmer anoeren @egeno
su iOrsen, no ie Dor 8rinso Ii4er NOS
ren.
Nun, Scott. iasts elmer Der 3uborer,
eelte6en Sic. baB Sic Die ih0ne ipani'
iAe Sunairau 9e5elratbet baben, oaB
Sic gliidli9 uno Suirieoen nit ibr le.
ben, 9enau 10, pie es in ben Romanen
Der 6all 1T?
8ice laate: Weine Strren, ia0te er,
ielblt auf Die 8efabr bin, einen ibonen
&oman 81 perOerben, mub i6 Der
Wabrbeit gemdB coniiatiren, OaB Suiie
uno ibre Wtutter wieoer gu 8ringo
suriidsinSen. als ibr Gatsr ieine
Straie perbiibt bate, linO Die is9s Wlo-
nate .@rSlebun9", Die Suiie erbielt.
tru9en nur oaSu bel, benz Sif Sims
cine quite unO se6ormiame Gbeirau ~
ueri6aIien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31
GnttduThuno.

Ser 9erle9er elmer 3eitung reiit nad
bem Ibein in bic Sommeriril6e uno
aibt b,i ieiner glbreile in Der &eoattion
ben 9luftra9 ibm Die tdali9 eri9einen.
ben Nummern susuienoen. = gta9
einieen Sagen triift pon ibm in Der
3ebattien eine Siiie nit 25 6laiden
@ubesbeimer uno iol9enoes S6reiben
elm: ,lleber bic GuBsroroentli6 gut
aeluneene eriie Nummer unieres Slat-
tes babe i9 mid iebr eeireut unb ere
iude Die Serren, beiiolsenbe Srppien
auf men DObl ju leeren. = IS Log
eigenilih in meiner Iblibt. bic 9luSabl
Der 6laihen 3u perooppeln; leioer ie.
bod ltano Die slpeite Der eeianOtsu
Tummern oes 9lattes nitt ouf Der
Sobe Der erIten unb muB es i6on aus
bieiem 9ruuoe bel Der eeianoten 9ln-
sabl 6lai9en bleiben. 9Das nun Die
brittle Der erbaltenen Hummern betrilff,
70 muB i'd Sic leiber b6fli9 eriuden,
in Iubstra9t oes duBerit biirfti9en Sn.
balts osrielben, bod bon meiner oben
er9aneenen NuiiorOerung gefdlli9it teis
men Gebrau9 MAIDEN su uollen. ion.
bern ben yDein bur6 ben Heoattionss
oiener nad meiner pripatwObnung Su
ienosn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31
Cine nene Sper bon 9ersi.

llebet bic 8remiere bon @erSi's
neuer Sper .6alitaH" entnebmen mir
mad tinem 9erhte Der v6rantf. 3ta".
aus WiaiIdno: lin balb neuu ubr bee
9innt Die Cper nit einem iDmpboni-
i1en Fragment BON ilaiiiidem Still.
0os Yubitum bri9t suerit bel 6al-
itaifs (DldureD tomii6en Selbtlob in
Seiiaa aus. Otaurel 1T in Spiel uno
@eians pcrtrefili6, ipeSisa in Der Be-
banolun9 oss Salietts. Ser @tonoloa
iibsr bic Gbre bat gut sefallsn; oas
Cr6eItcr lit irii9 uno binsebunsspoa
bel isiner Nufgabe. Ser erite Sbeil
enost nit einem srobartigen Grescenoe.
Sm sweien Sbeil 1T Die Muiit gang
peri6ieOsnartig. 2uiti9e Slduge tiin=
Oieen ods Gridcinen Der bier SSrauen
(3iQi, Gjuerriai. Yasqua pno Stcble)
on. 9ie Muiit lit sunGbit setrasen,
ibmiegt iicb jeeo9 Der Situation uno
ben perionen an. Sas 6eidmdB Der
IuIiiesn g9siber o6ne IuIitbegleituns
1T b0blt genial. es piro applauoirt uno
pieoerpoli. 98eni9er SeiIaa iinoet
bas Suttt sluii9sn 6entOn (Garbin)
uuo 9tauetta (Steble). S90ne melo=
biIde Whllit leitet in oas 6inale iiber,
bas Die GciGwds Drummer nit ciuem
9r6Bereu Eei6tbum an potaliid.n Son-
traiten pieherbolt. Sas Nublitum
mar cRtbuiiasmirt uuo rief Yeroi orei
Mul. Ser Wtaeifrp erIdlleu uuter
liiirmiiben Spationen. Sm spei.en
Atte itebt Die aunit Yeroi's auf ibrer
0obs. Sebr gut 1T ole Scene spiiden
Quidlp (Yasqual lfnO 6aitaIi; elm
WeiIi.rwtrt oas Sustt 6aliiaiis nit
6orD (pini @orii. Die melooiihe
6einbsit oes 8eianees barmouirt be.
sauberno nit Der Snitrumentation.
Se9r applauoirt fuuroe Der tomiife
Monolol Don 6oro. Gigeutlih tlai=
iilbe Viotipe traten penig beruor. Sas
,5lnale nit 5dlitalf uno 6Oro. cine Der
beiltn Nummern, Ideintnpon Wajart
imprint Su icin. Der srusite Sbell hebt
nit elmer id6nen Sntroouttion an.
Die Muiit b!eibt ueiter luiti9 uno ief.
98rOtrbOlt wuroe 6aIltaifs 2lrie nit
g,ite uno rief erneuerte Opationen ber=
por. Ser Sderi nit Dem Wahtorb
uirtt bobf tomlib. Mulit uuo 0ano.
lung limo auis 9liidiihie oerbunoen.
ales 1T nelI, iiberrai6eno. Sine uns
beihrcjbl1e Seneeuna eniltsbt I'M
publllum. @eroi eridtint isbsmal
nab olelem Itte (Soito uno Was6e=
rorI ;ueima0. Ser brittle Ytt 1T
lhwah. Ysmertensmertb iino bier oas
Solo Jdlituiis nit ibonen Mclooleh.
rbsnio oci6lt 9tlites grie. ole BON Yubs
litum lebbaft applauoirt piro. Der
leBte SbeiI iiebt unter Dem unuertsnn=
barren @ufIufe g8aeners. Ele Sor=
ner uieberbolen bas Siebssouett oes ere
hen glttes. oas Sntcreiie erhebt iih srit
lpieoer beim Griheinen Der 6rauM,
cine Ssene. Die ben bober muIiialIider
@irtuns III. Rad benz 6inale. oas
Den einsisen gbor entbdlt. erneuern iib
Npplaus uno Suationen. @eroI nit
Soito eridsinen iiebcnmal. Gin Sb.ll
pes publltums Spg Johann gum nQOtel
Wilon", mo 8erOi wohnt, uno rlsf
ben WlaeItro ans 6eniter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31
unbcpmBte Selbitfrittf.

3drilibe Mutter (aui Seiu6 bel
ibrem ltuoireHoen Sobne in SarUdro): ::
Mber Sad. wer llm 9llles in Der g8elt
ilt Die entieBlide SOaeli6cu6e bort iiber
Dem Saminiims?
Sad (asmiitbIi4); SD CLAUDE. oas
lit Oas tlelne Silo9en, oas mir GroB-
mama nculid sum 8eburtstase idItte;
lie idrieb mir. cs wiiroe mir ais licbe-
boiler Spbn cine redte SreuOe MAIDEN,
benn es lei ein sutes SugenObilo BON
Dir, als Su suOli Sabre alt warf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31
: Sic 6eteqenbeit erfaB I

Die Geleqenbei cit erfaB t..
9lotar: pSdreiben sic oisiem damn,
Sab ieinem 8eiude ni9t entiprodsn
neroeu tann; oas udre nod idOnsr.
eiuem OOllig llnbetannten iiiniSig Wari
su pumpsn." = S9reiber: ,Sarf i1,
perr glotar, an Stele bes p0llia llnbe.
fanntsn piellelbt oa5 9arlebn in gln=
iprud nebmen.. mid tennen Der Serr
9tOtar ia bod i9on ieit a4t Sasen."
= @laubwiiroig Stotterer:
.Mei-meiu 6r6utein, lid lie
liebe S-S-Sie"- e"-6rdulein: .Sas
babsn Sic 9epib idon pislen 9amen
aeiaet2" StOttcrer: ,gt-nein!
S-i-i4 bi-bin frOb. oa-OaB ii
-ih es 9Iid-sliidli9 ei-einmal
herausba -bab'M
SOuimdnnif@e 9ie6es.
ertlGrun9. 8ndoi9es 5r1uIein,
Die She 1T eiu @eidaft. SD eeoente
elm IOl6es @eibaft gu 9riinoen. @dreu
sic nObI asiOnnsn, als 9bsilbaberiu
einiutrtssn9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31

Wr. 3arf-G-Stit: Weinc 9beure.
tuenn ih sefpuBt bate, oaB Sn fir
bente Mllttag Seeitedt baben miiroelt,
bdtte i'd iiderlid Serrn Surlep nit ;u
Slide 9cbraat.
Satin (erltuunN; Was. Surlep2
Sd 9laubte. Su tannit oen Weniben
ni1t ausiieben.
DIR. 3art=asStif: @ben oarum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31

= Sor Der Saiion. Saus.
arSt: No.. .@udoi9c 6raI tonnen gang
berubi9t ieiu : Sls 6abeu feline Spur
ppn einem 9eberleicen!" = Game (oie
fir @arlsbao idpdrmD: .2ieblter, be-
fer Serr SoctOr, tuenn id Sic aber
oarum bittel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-31
Cana einfad. q

= Cams eini adj. prpieiior:
,Serr @anoioat, iuenn Sbnen Scmano
bsut oieie Srantbeit. morgeu jens
nennt, on Der er leioen nil = ipie
Diroen Sic ben bebanoelu2" = San.
Oioat: .Saugrob, Serr profeiiorl"
-abthbIuns. Serr: so oft
'i1 Su Sauie bin, bore i'd Siel sic
Iinsen mobl iebr serne?" = Same:
v9eiosni6aitli9!" : Serr: Damn
miiroe id es aber bod lernen!"
Mohave County miner., 1893-09-09
The Alloys Of Lead.

Few metals form so many allovs a.
lead. IL alloys with potassium. sodium
arsenic, antimony, tellurium, bismuth
tin, cadmium, manganese, mercnry. all.
yer, gold, platinum, palidum and iridium
not with aluminium, iron, cobalt, nickel
zinc or copper, says the New York
Tribune. Alloys OF arsenic with lead
occur In leaden shot. Alloys with anti.
mony are Of great importance /; tyne,
metal is one. IL is harder, more ten.
acious AMI more fusible than either of ,,s
components, and expands on solidifyinp.
thus giving sharp impression in IN.
mold. Common type. metal contains
about 10 per cent of antitnony. An
aduiteraiion Of six per cent OF TN IL said
to promote durability. Many alloys are
specified for various uses, STEREOTYPE
plates, music plates, etc. II would seem
that there is here field for experiment
and invention, inclusive Of the introduc-
ton OF aluminium and nickel, etc, and
their alloys. S,ereot, pc metal contain
ing bismu'h, which expands much in
solidifying, has been tried but bisn,u,h
costs now about " per pound. Alloys
with tin include pewter, soft and hard
soldiers, and fusible alloys. Tha latter
are usually triple alloys Of lead, tin and
bismuih. no e's alloy" contains one
part OF lead, two Of bismuth, and one OF
tin. 1t nelts at POI degrees Fahr. An
American chemist named Wood. by snb.
stituting codmium Ia little less cos,ly)
for bismutb, got an alloy melting at l6J
degrees. The addition OF mercur, 10
any OF these re iuces the fusing point
still more. Solid metallic casts have
been taken OF living hupan faces, etc,
by this means, which can then be mul.
tiplied indefinitely by electrotyping or
otherwise. The uses OF fuslble alloys
have been far from receiving from IN.
ventors the attention that they merit
Were there large demand for bismu,h
it conid he made very much cheaper
metal
Mohave County miner., 1893-09-09
The Farm as a Training School.

Ii remains true even to-day that the
farm ia the chief aud best school for the
training Of capable men that exist in
this country. 1t is otherwise in Europe,
where one does not find class cores.
ponding TO the independent American
farmer. But with us the farmer is the
superb trainer OF boys. His lads are
learning real things, while the town boys
too often are merely studying in books
the pale reflection OF thin.s.
The farmer boy knows early about
land and soils: about crops and their ro-
tations ABOUT the seasons and the wealth.
err and the signs Of the ky. He grows
up in familiar acquaintance with ami.
mails He owns dor, he has favori'e
horse, he rides Mid colts, he feeds the
horned cattle. He helps in the planting
and in the harvesting He is usually
ver.ed in wood lore and knows trees and
plants, birds, squirrels, rabbits and
ground hogs He hunts with IA gun and
goes fishing. He develops superb health
He helps repair the fences. He learns
about tools and masters the complex-
ties Of farm nscbinery. In short, the
range of his practical knowledge be-
comes very great.
Mohave County miner., 1893-09-09
A Good Thing to Keep at Hand.
From the Troy kansas, Chief.

From the Troy (Kansas) Chief
Some years ago We wer very much
suhjs"t to severe spells OF cholera NOR.
BUS; and now when We feel any Of the
symptoms that usually proceed that all.
ment, such as sickness at the stomach,
diarrh9h, etc.. We become scary. We
have found Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy the very thing
to straighien one out ~ snch cases, and
always keep IL about. We are not
writing this for pay testimonial, bu,
to let our readers know what is a ,od
thing To keep handy in the house. For
sale by H. n. WATKINS, Druggist
Mohave County miner., 1893-09-09
Proposals for Gross Beef and
Fi0ur.
U. s. INDIAN SERVICE,
u. y. IHIIAS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,


Us. IYIIAs INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
FoKT MoHAyE, ArIz., July IL, 1888.
SEALED PEoPC SAILS, endorsed Proposals
for Gross Beef and Flour az the case may
be, and addressed TO the undersigned At
Fort MOhave, Ariz., will be received at this
school until one O'Clock p. M, of Wednes
day, August l6. ls93 for furnishing and
delivering at kingman, Arizona, IN re-
quired, (fOr Hualapai Indians), about
25O 600 pounds of beef gross and 55,0O
pounds of -four.
Beef cattle must be good merchantable,
and all offered under any contract will be
subject to rigid inspection: must be steers
and cows (uo bulls or spgs) not over
2 years Of age. and must average not less
than $50 lbs. gross at each delivery from
May first to December first; and not less
than 300 lbs gIoss from December first -
May first; no animal to weigh less than
700 lbs and no animal will be received that
will net less than 30 per cent. rom Nav
first to Decemb@r first, or less than 10
per cent. from December first to Nav first
The price must be figured gross bat for all
cows delivered nnder any contract \ dis
count Of twenty per cent (20) from the
proposed price will be made, aud not more
than one-fourth Of the cattle .'ffered end
accepted at one delivery must be oDw.
Flour must be either what il known AS
a straight, full Stock If good, sound
wheat. 60 lis. Of wheat to be ground down
20 about ~ lbs. Of honr, loo grades to be
taken out, or it may be what Is known as
'pt'ent -four" and delivered in extra
strong. single cotton sacks to weigh 8
ounces to the yard. samples Of MT 10 8
tn IN % lbs. must be furnished by bidders;
said samples to be distinctly marked with
the name of the bidder and the number of
the sample. if more than one is submitted.
AL articles will be subject to rigid in
spection.
Proposals must state specifically the
proposed price of each article offered for
del very rnder a contract.
The right is reserved o reject A. or all
bids o nny part of any bid il deemed for
the best interest of the 8 rvice.
Certified checks: Each bid must be 40.
companied bv a certified check or draft
upon some U. s. depository or solvent
National Bank in the vicinity Of the resi-
denee of the bidder. m de payable to the
order of the Commissioned of Indian AT.
fairs, for at least per cent. Of the amount
of the proposal. which check or draft will
be forfeited to the United States in case
rny bidder or bidders receivi " an award
shall fail 10 promntlv execute contract
with good and sufficient sureties, otherw SO
TO be returned to the bidder. Bids ac-
companied by cash in lien of certified
check will not be considered. For further
information apply to,
Mohave County miner., 1893-09-09
The Montana Sena,orship.

A Helena, Montana dispatch of Sep
tember 81 says: Governor Richards
has positively refused to call an extra
session Of the legislature to elect Sepa.
tor to fill the vacancy now existing ~
the United States Senate from Moniana,
unless there is shown 10 no an over
whelming sentiment in the state for il.
The sentiment OF The majority OF the
people seem to be for AN extra session
and during the past week mass meetings
have been held in all the big towns ask
ing the Governor TO convene the Legis-
larure.
Last night at Butte 1900 miners held
meeting and passed resolutions nnani'
mously calling upon the Governor Ito
reconvene the Legislature at an early
day for the purpose Of restoring to The
people their full power in the United
States Senate for the defense Of their
homes and fresides against the blight
ing influences OF European dicta'ors and
Wall street conspirators.