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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Muripsn BEL MassbiIIs fsinsn Ra6bar
Walton.
Dis bsiben itaIisnifd.n SdpinbIsr
Ssrraro unb 9lnselo peridpanben aus
BilIiamsbureb Bel 8rOoilpn, q. o., nit
$1,000, pslde fe armsn 2anSsleutsn
unter trIseriiden 8eriprsdunssn abse.
nommen batten.
Die Mbrberin ibser beiben Sdpeiiern,
Sulia Sorce, tuurbe i'm Sdpurssri6t gu
atlanta, Ga, tpesen Srriinns sur 3sit
Der gesebuns Der 9bat freiseiprOden.
abssbrannt 1T baS sroBe Sasamcre
SoteI am romantii9 seIesenen Safe
@sorse in ben Acknowledgment i'm
Staats Nsip gort. Susinsm Solsbauie,
ipel6es in 8ranb serietb, famsn brei Sin.
Der in ben Slammen um. An Der &rsu.
sung Der Chicago, Burlington & Nuincp
8abn nit Der Wilarb Mpenue in Gbicaso
ipurben brei 2inber bon einsm 8use iibsr.
fabren.
8eim pI5bIidsn Ginitur,e elmer Mauer
bes Tremont. Sptels in Sort Scott, aan.
ias, tpuroen msbrere 8aite setDotet.
2ansiam polIsisbt ii6 in DeutidIanb
bic 8Iaruns Der pOIitiiden Sage, na6.
bsm bic beiipieaos sabIreiden Sti9nabs
len su @nbe eefcmmen iinb. Das Snie.
reHe an Der Militarporlaee bilbet gegens
tpartis ben einsisen Nabitab ,ur 8eur,
tbeiIuns bes neuen 8eidStaees. 9erielts
1T tpie foIst suiammsnseisbt: 8IerifaIs
80, Socialbemofraten As, Gonierpatib.
II. Sre;fonierpatipe %, NationalliberaIs
80, 0elfen 8, GlfGHer IL, antiiemiten
II, &idter'ide Sreiiinnise 90. Sreiiin.
nise 8sreinisuns IL, poIen 10, rnab,
bdnsiss &Ierifale IL, 8aperiider 8au.
ernbunb 3, 8olfsparteiler IL, Ddne /.
Bon bieien 397 abseorbnetsn sabIt man
1879 fur, 1876 sesen bic armes' 8orIass
unb l3 aIs Stpeifelbaft.
Sie Oftsrrsidiids 8esieruns tpirb. ipis
eS beibt, Der beutiden &esierune einen
beionberen 8stpeiS ibrer in Der Isbtsn
3eit pislfad ansespeifeIt:n Treue uno
SeitbaItens am 9rsibunb ssbsn, inoem
iie auf bic DabI bss grsSIauer Siirf.
biidofS Or. Sopp, Der b.fanntIi6 aud
8hdof bon Oeitsrreidiib SdIsfien 1T,
gum 8iceprdiiosnten beS 5iterrsidiiden
Serrenbauies, beGen lebensldneli9es
DiitsIisS sr 1T, binipirfen ipirb.
2obsnb ipirb es bon ben beutiden Bette
unssn bsroorsebOben, baB bic 8esisruns
iid aaer @intpirfuns auf bic Stidpablen
sauslid entbaItsn bat; aud Der 8aiier
bat ii4 aasr rebnsriiden aYnbsebunssn
be8eben.
9ie fransDiide 8esieruns bat iid
beranlabt seisben, ibren 8ertreter Wab.
oinston am snsIiiden Sofe, Der ben
llebereriffen Der @nsldnbsr nidt enersiid
ssnus 9ssenibertrat, burb ben frdftieeren
Dscrais in @ien ;u eriesen.
Ser anIdblid bsS Banama.S SfanbaIs
pleI8enannie Or. Cornelius Sers liest i'm
ensliiden SaSeort 8ournemoutb bort i'm
Sterbsn bic fransOiiide 8ammer be.
battirte erit fiirsIid lebbaft unb itiirmifd
iiber feline gtuslieferunS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Wf eiIcrsriHe aus Glfenb elm.

Sipp bic sIfenbeinernen @riffe an
MeGsrn ober @ubeln i'm 2aufe ber 8eit
unaniebnlid uno selbIid seporpsn, 10
perfabre man folsenoermaben man per'
ribre fein puIperii iie,ten 9imSitsin ooer
Siri6bornpuIpsr in ettpaS 98uHer, irass
oieie Mii9uns auf elm feinsS 2sberIdpp.
den auf unb reibe oamit bic glfenbsin'
sriffe tiidtis ab; bann tuiide man 10
Ianss nit sinem 4oIierleoerIapp9en na6,
bis bic @riffs tpieosr sldnseno peib &C..
porben iino. 8ulueriiisrter Simsltein
unb Siri6bornpulpsr iinb in ieosr Dro.
suenbanbluus pprrGibls.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

I'm Sdmusfleden aus ieioenen Stof.
fen su entferuen, breitet man biefe auf
einem iauberen ipeiBen Iu6e aus, isift
iie nit Seifenpulber ober feiner @ai6s
ieife elm unb bearbsitet iie bann nit ensm
Sdwamm. Sli iammtli6er Sdmus be.
ieiiiSt, 10 buritet man nit Siife elmer
nidt su barten Sdrite bic Seifc bsraus.
5etifleden enifernt man burd @aiden
in elmer aus sleiGen Gbsilen 8ensin unb
Alfobol beitebsnben Sliiiieteit. Sur
barf man ieieens StOffe in oieiem Sail
nidt reibsn oosr uusrinsen, ba iie Ieidt
Sdaben nebmen fDnnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
eie besine Selbff ffmorS.

8rau 8. 8. Gone BON paris bintuli,6 bisi.n
8ritf: .Mdn @attt 8reitb mir, ipsnn i'd
Dir 8trbrub btrsitt, bsnn Id Isibs 70 isbr. Dn
wtet niGt mas pisit lanssn, f1laaultn, tlsnbtr
y sa$ts fur mi9 liae, unp i'd bin 10 matt msin
mir nitt lsi&t. rnsin 9tbtn ,u ntbmsn, abr i'd
bin nun i9On 70 lanas franl. sbtretl msin
@aits, Id lisbs biG-Dsin Wsib.-Ditis 8rau
iff blob tint bon ben 3auisnbeu, bic ssr,psfeln,
anifatt bab fis Or. Wilts' &rfOratipe Ntrpint
stbrautsn unb ibnea BON ibrsm. 9lsnbs bsfrtit
psrbsn. @tbt su allen apotbsfnn unb ssr-
i9atIt su9 has slssants Bud uRs probsfaI9-
hen bic umionit su battn linb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Wie 1T eieS!

@ir beteu ,inbunocrt Dollars BeIobuuna
fur ieoen 6all bon Satarrb Der nidt ourd
Sinnsbmsn bon Soll's Satarrb Sur sebsili
lperben fam
@ir, Die llnterjeidneten, baben 8. 8. Gbensb
felt Den Iesten Is Sabren. aefan1t unb baltsn
lbn fur polltommsn ebrsnbaft in ollen @eibdfts.
usrbanOIunsen uno f,nan,isIl befdbiat ale BON
isiner 8irma einsesaugeusn SerbiuoIidteitsn su
erfllleu.
Bsit sruuy, SrObbanosIs.9rosuiftsn, 80.
lebo ..
@aIons, ainnan & Wmpiu, @rpbbanoeIs
0ro9uiiten SoIsoo. ..
SaIl's Satarrb Sur miro innsrlid senonlmen
uno pirtt oirett auf bas Blut uuo ole idletmi.
gen OberFdbsn oes Sptsms 3eu9nife frei
usrianoi Rres 70 gents fur ole t5lai,e.
B,rtauft bon allen apotbetern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Sparseln unS Wf6br6eu NIT
Wfarmprfleifcb.

0ian ibneibe ben seiddIten SparSeI
in finsersliebIunse Stiide unc fcde ibn
in seiaI,ensm @uier. bdmpfe bic iunsen,
unSeri6nittenen Wbbrden nit einem
Stad6en Butter unb m6slidit wenis
8afer unb bereite aus 30 @ramm Sut'
ter unb einem Ibeelbffel Dtsbl elne peiBs
ginebrenne (WebIidpibe), riibre iis nit
etpaS bon bem Sparselipaher au elmer
ieimisen Sauce unb 9ebe iie, ipenn tie
fo9t, nit bem gut abSetropften Sparsel
su ben gang furs einSefodtsn UiDbrten,
Iuife es, untsr Dfterem SdiltteIn, flnf
Winuten lang burdsleben unb ierpire
S6eiben bon Murmorfeii9 Ou3u, nit
Beteriilie Dersiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Sans nnb Spf.
Das eSafdben aewebener Seipen.
banefbuhe.

I'm psiBe ober bunts Seibenbanb.
idube su reinissn, perfubre man ipie
fpIBt: fein seiaabte Sledieife, irie iie
isber 9rOsuiit Iisfert, LOFT man 70 Ianse
in faltem @aRer auf, bis bieiss gang
seiattiet 1T. SIN bisicr SeifsnIDiunS
ipaidt man bann Die Sanbidube ipalt
iie iauber mittsIs beibsn WuHers, brldt
fie sipiiden ben Sdnben sebbris aus un6
ipideIt iie in ipeide 2einipanb. @GbrsnS
iie nod feudt iino. pIdttet man Iie idlieb.
lid stpii6en stuei iauberen Isinsnsn Iii.
9ern trOden. Sierbei forge man bofiir.
Oub bic Sanbidube redt sIatt .unb nit
aus8esossnen Sinsern stpiiden ben 9iis
hern ausBebreitet peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Stabtratb.
Select Council. 9

Select GounciI, 80. SUM-.
Der Staotseometer empfabI, baB in
3utunft BEL Abidasunssn bon Setpsr.
perbeiierunsen erflart perbe, ob bas
aiiebment per SUB Sront ob.r na6 al.
8smslnem 8ortbeile sema1t tperoen Iol.
Srant Sbiffer perIanste $1,000 flr
bic Multiplying bon Stiibmauern unb
9sriteQuns Der anfabrten sur SpstIanb
Naep 8riide. (g8eroen mir benn bieien
arebsfaaben, Der bon anfans an Der.
pfui4t ipurbs unb tets Elm 8fuIdtpsri
blsibsn ipirb, ME los p Mebrers anosre
4neebote ipurosn sleidfaIs referirt.
Stabtgeometer pbilIips iparb anees
tpieien. bic NipelirunssIinie an NauI.
bsrrpitrabs. bon @uibinstOn sur abams,
su perbefern.
Die SsrOrenuns fir cine StraBenbabn
bon Neunter Strabe sur Wiain Aperue,
sntlang Bsit 9adaipanna Apsnus, pai.
iirts erite uno ,tpsite 2siuns.
Solsenbs gntpiirfe paiIirten snbaiiI.
tig: SIR bic Siibieite StraSsnbabn, fir
3tpei YolBei'Dfatronen, 8essIung bon
4ussrabunSen unb Strabenperiperrun.
gen, ytpeairunB bon Barter Strabe uno
ytebeeea apsnue, absussrbbre an Sadlon
Strabe, bic Warftperorbnuns, Besab.
lung zines Ibeilss Der @pomins apsnue
Yfaitsruns. 9luSbebnuns Der geopIss
Strabenbabn nu6 petersburg, NipelIir.
uns bon pittston Ipenus, Bred Strabs,
Bon Stor4 9lpenue unb 2incoln apsnus.
8eripiaisuns fir ben Dslatpare Strabs
Observation-Disclosures, 8srbsHeruns bes
3usanses sur albright Gpsnus, @rDff.
nuns bon 2userne StraBe, Mnfauf zines
S4laudpasens fir bic Sen. 9binnsp
Co., bic Sreite bes 2adapanna SIuiiss
unterbaIb @Imitrabe fsitisbenb, Initea.
uns zines Dstsftip, fir bic Scranton uns
Ibineton StraBenbabn.
Cine &siOIution paFirte, bab Der
Staotantpalt iein @utadisn abseben
ioa, OBJ man ben Gontraftoren sur pfIa.
iteruns bon giorb Wlain Mpenue sipingen,
ooer bem StrabenfommifGr bic Boil
ung Der 4rbsit iibsrtrasen fam.
Soiepb q. W. gdles Iieb bur6 Mbbos
tat gtcDonalS cine 5oroeruns bon sl08..
80 fur Gsrlebunsen einreiden, bic sr in
propibence srlitten.
Die SsrorSnuns fir bic garieritrabs
Bride iparo babin amenbirt, baB bic
oasu nDtbiSen SonbS aus irsenb elmer
ni9t eri46pftsn 8srpiaisuns .ntnommsn
iperben loQen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
lin Gitrpnen

ldnssrs 9sit binSurd gut unb frii6 ~
erbaIten, brinst man iie in sinen Sslsr,
Der iepo9 nidt ,u feudt iein bari. Iui
benz 8pbsn bs8islben breitet man friide
8irten. ober 8eienreiier aus, Iest biz
Gitronsn barauf, uno man ipirb finbsn,
bab iie lunse 8sit binbur6 ibre Srii6c
uno Saftisfeit betpabren. nnb nod Elm
anbereS Serfabren siebt eS man iudi
bic reifiten, D6lis unperiebrten Gitronsn
aus, trotnet iie nit sinem iauberen GudS
ob, idIdst iie in tpeibeS Ssioenpapisi
Elm unb felt iis frei auf @Idier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Sin Idn.ibenbsm @.oen,ose a, b,m

8 = SIN i9neibenbsm @sssniass su BEN
fdabissfiIjisen 8snsbmen uniersr Re.
eierun8 segeniiber ben Opfern unb Din,
tsrbIiebenen Der 8ataitrOpbs i'm Sorb,
tbsater ftebt bic noble @rfldruns Slab.
tones i'm nnterbauie, bab bic ensIii&s
9esieruns ben Samilien Der ipadsrsn
SesIeute. tpelde bon ber iinfenben bic.
toria" IN bic 9iefe binabseriiisn tpurben,
na6 WDsIi6feit fir ben 8erIuit ibrsr
grnabrer gnti&dbisuns Ieiitsn ipsrbs.
Beeer bon GERM Glsbelanb nod bon
einem Der bstbeiIieten Departsmsntdsfs
If bisbsr. auBer einisen banaIsn 9lqtass.
pbraien bes 8ebauerns. cine dtnli9s
erfIdruns in bic Osffentlidteit &C..
orun8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
aeinisuns Der Silisranarbeiten.

SiIisran Iauft an unb iiebt bann un.
anisbnli6 aus. Da man bieie serinseI'
ten 9isuiiIberfdb9en niAt nit Bulpel
blanfpuBen fonn, reinist mon iie ourd
2(btohuns in Naier uno Seife. mil
9simiiaune bon SaImiufseiit. Ober
man Iest Die @eseniidnoe in SaImial'
Ipiritus, fdldst iie bann Isidt aus unt
lest iie sum abtrodnen uuf einen parmen
9Iab. SobaIb lie troden iino. tiritei
man iie nit ipei2er SGrite uno PuspuI'
per, byStebeno aus feiuer &reice, aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
gfeiniauns Der Meeffer unS gabsln.

Ser unansensbme @eru6. ipeIdsr mad
osm @enuNc bon Sdriuscn, eepDlsIten
jSiiaen unp 3pisbGln Sariid6Ieibt, IGbi
lid Isibt perni6ten, ipenn man bic Meis
fer nit elmer Oiii6uns bon Nibe unb
Gauge rsinlet. Bon frifaen Sdrinsen
bleibt ME an ben MeHern Elm iibIer @.ru6
baften, 70 bab man bacur6 ben Grab
ibrer Stride erfabrsn fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Mefffeite Mm3eieen.
8effern Srefeb 8eef.

auber ben 3tuei earIaounsen 3uaeridte., .
6Ieiid. oas mir Wontag un6 Donnerftao er.
baltsn. empfanssn mir tasli9 frifd ssidlad.
tstss 8lsii9 pom aanee, friide unS Salf.eier,
Butter Safe uno eanoprooutte iibsrbaupt.
Wir babsn fsrner einen 8orratb Der beftsn
Bologna Wurf. triife nnb sefaIjsns S&uI.
tern. @ippsn. Gtuds, Hunbfids etc. Infer,
Bolognatpurft iibertrifft ole anoere.
Dale g. Go,
Ais aoro adte etrase.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nnO SGGerei
MainftraFe, Sube garf.

Barme unb taIte Speiisn FnS su eoer ga.
9esjeit 1u baben. Grifdes aaaer ftsts on
5apf. ioipie Beine. 9iquore unb Giaorren.
Ote nit meinem SoteI perbunoene Bdderei
lisfsrt elm popislides 8adwtrf. unb ueroen
aue 1eitellungen prompt nno biIIia beiorat.
franf Stefter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
0prfi@tSreseln bsim Giufaufe
BON &tpcffiihen,

ginseiaIsener uno an Der 9uft esS6rr.
ter Stodfib mub cine tpeibe Sarbs be-,
iibsn. 3eist er Sleden unb S9immeI,
1T er bon ipeider 8sidafenbeit unb
r6tblider Sarbe, 10 1T er nidt sum @s.
nuHe eeeisnst. Sang gu pertperfen 1T
Der bie unb ba ansebotene setpdiierts
5todfiid. DerartiSe Ware 1T seipBbns
lid berborben unb nur in &alftpaHsr
einseipei6t worben, camit ibr Der fauliee
@eru6 ssnommen perbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Urit Ciirr's
r. tntcn
&efanratton & salpn,
3l3 2adafpanna Nbsnus.
3l3 2adaipanna Wbsnus.

9ie @eftauration tpirb fets nit ben fsiniten
Delitatehen Der Sabresjeit berfeben fein.
YIN @etrdufen boIte id neben bsm por1ig.
liten q. Rpbinionfden Biere. nur bic bsiteu
Beine nno 0iqnore. unb 60 piro msin Be-
itreben fein, ourd prompte unb reeIle 8ebien
ung Die Snnben iufrieoen 3u fteIlen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Sreb. MARTINS
palace WotEl
a33 s 2s5 Neuu Npe.

Warms uno taIts Speiisn su isosr Sasss.
,eit. q. Robinion's Bier an !3apf. 8einfter
Bfeffsr uno WonOsram Sdnaps. gbam.
pagner Rno 8bein Beine Ssiber Qunid
ieoen Ror9en. gIeftrilde f5dder; feline
Rlieaeu. SeIephon Ro. SS4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Sine SIiessniaas, ebenio einfaG ipie
biIlis uno nidt 10 unansenebm i'm Gins
bIide, tpie bic ionit sebtdublidsn obsr
ipie bic 2eimruten, lit bic bon 6. @Ien
in Glasgow, bic Saburb erbulten ipirb,
baB Elm Sttd blnne Bappe oosr farfss
Papier ipie Elm &at6en sebosen pirb
-Dben befpmmt basielbe einen ooer
insbrere 9lusi9nitte, unb sbe man bas
9apier suiammenfaIst tpiro bic sanse
Snnsnieite nit 6Iiesenleim beitri6sn, an
oem bic acknowledgement Sliesen bdnsen
bIeiben, obne OaB bic sale, tpie ssiast,
einen uniaubern InbIid seipdbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Marmorirt ausisbenbe Butter ipirb oft
curb Die 8enubuns unreinen SalseS
peruriadt. 9iur Oos reinite SaIs ioIlts
Sur 9utterbereituns benubt tperoen. I'm
uussufinoen, ipel6eS Sal; am reinlten
1T, tbut man bic Broben in beri9ieSene
9ldier, bic nit bem reiniten @aiisr an'
sefiiat iino. Dieienise Probe, bic am
i6neliten idmiI3t, Oas Bafer b6ais fIar
laBt, unb i'm 8obeniabs nur fleine &Drns
asn seist, 1T bic bette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
9ef6dfts.Mn3ei9er.

Sud,' une aeeicen,s sDruder.
Greb. u. Wasner, Drudarbfit jtbtr Grt,
In tnslil6sr unb beutiGsr Sprate, 5tl 9ada-
panna apsnus, ssssniibfr BEN 8inlsy Stprs.
eroeeriss uns propihonen.
8sGtplb, 8rantpp & Co., Grad.
folsfr bon Ssabls & Stsfl), tt6 penn gpe.
Gbpin 6. Seal, "a eadatpanna gpt.,
bas bsrabmts Wbite Sponse MsbI.
8rsb. s. Wtbmayer DsIifatelIsn,
$50 eafapauna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

s&- 8sftsnt bas ,,@udsnbIutt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
ylnr sie beitem @aarem ~ ben
aaerbillisftea Yrsiien.

Ssp. 242 Mbams Mpenne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Snbsm Id bisrmit bic GrOHnuns pbissn Sc.
l6dftts attunssDpa anfiinpiss, labt Id Nad-
barn, 5rsunbe une bas beuiiGt publifum
atsrbaupt 3u tinfm 8siuhe Gin unttr btr gu
l6eruns rstllfsr 8sbieuung.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
How's This /!

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and hnan cially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRAUx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN &
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c,
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
I'm.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Specimen Gases.

S. c. Clifford, New Cassel Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis.
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec.
trio Bitters cured him. ......
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles
of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Ka-
tawba, O., had five large Fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incura-
BILE. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by C. A. Kleim's
Drug Store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-11
Hermit Grabs,
SOME INTERESTING PECULIARITIEs OF
THESE STRANGE CREATURES.


The hermit crab has suffered in.
justice from the report that he is ac.
customed to devour mollusks for the
purpose OF taking forcible possession
OF their shells, when the fact is he
never adopts such method of pro.
ceeding, if for no other reason be-.
cause there are always plenty of va
cant shells to supply him and his kind
with domicile.
1t must not be supposed, either,
that the hermit resides in one estab-
lishment all his life. He grows like
any other crustacean, and just like
other crabs cast their coats and adopt
fresh ones, SO does he vacate the quar-
tiers that he finds too small for his com
Portable accommodations, moving at
proper intervals into more commo.
dious rooms.
Thus the hermit crab may occupy
as his tenement, from his birth to old
age, dozen or more empty shells OF
increasing sizes. Necessarily he may
not always find one that suits him
properly when he desires to move, jus,
like people, but he must take the best
he can find and this will account for
the fact that you often discover such
an individual dragging about an es.
tablshment entirely to big for him,
or, what is worse, with an insufficient
roof over his tail.
1t is his tail that the hermit crab is
anxious to protect. 1t contains his
abdominal parts, and is SO soft that
any fish is likely to bite it off, regard.
it as an exceptional tid-bit. There.
fore he slows away this undefended
extremity in any suitable shell that he
can find. Without such defense for
his exposed part life is burden to
him.
1t is great fun to extract three or
more hermit crabs from their shells,
set them naked in a bowl of water,
with one shell in it, and watch them
maneuver for it. They will fight fe-
rociously if it comes to the point, but,
preliminarily, they will resort to all
sorts OF wiles to first secure the shield
that renders the successful one a gian,
among pigmies. 1t is as if as many
unarmed men were contending for a
loaded revolver. The vulnerable tai
Of the hermit crab is like the heel oi
Achilles, only more so.-Golelen
Days.
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NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Aug. A.
Miller & Brundage surrey, occupied by
Stephen H. Hatch, wife and two daugh-
tiers. of New Bedford, Mass, while cross
ing the New York Central railroad at
Main street, this city, yesterday afternoon,
was struck by train. The carriage
was completely wrecked, Mrs Hatch al
most instantly killed and the Others pain
fully bruised and cut. The crossing whore
the accident occurred Ia protected BY guard
gates, but the man In charge was unable
to see the approaching train on account Of
another which had just passed from the
opposite direction. The injured ones were
Worlds Fair excursionistS returning home.
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FEMININE rERocrry.


Of tho Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-For four hours yes
terday afternoon the Board Of Lady Mana
gers wranglsd and when the meeting ad-
journed the report Of Mrs. Meredith, which
was the cause of all the trouble, was still
before the body. There were tears Kisses,
stamping and other noises. As soon a.
the meeting was called to order there was
a desire expressed that Mrs. Nancy Hous-
ton Banks, Of Kentucky, explain how -
certain deposition made by Mrs. Hall, Of
Delaware. secretary Of the committee, came
to be published. The deposition WAS in an
awards support OF Mrs Cunningham's
charges that Mrs. Meredith, chairman Of
the committee, had acted with "malice. !"
This brought forth great deal Of femi-
nine oratory but Mrs Banks finally ex-
planned that the first she knew Of the pub
licotian of the deposition was when she
saw members Of the press with type
written copies and she at once notified the
officers Of the Board.
Mrs. Meredith then made a. report, in
cluded in which was the Information that
every member Of the committee had signed
letter addressed to Mrs Palmer, asking
that Mrs. Hall be excused from further
service on the committee.
Then trouble began andl for three hours
one parliamentary question after another
was raised, until even the man who sits as
parliamentary expert at Mrs. Palmer's side
and advises her, was bewildered AS the
debate grew a large number of outsiders,
attracted by the noise, pushed by the
guards and filled the chamber.
None of the many proposition met with
the appreciation of sufficient number Of
members TO insure adoption and the board
finally adjourned in very rufiled ftame Of
mind. leaving the matter nnsettledN
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have been sufferer from catarrh
for 20 years. l found immediate re.
lief in the use OF EIy's Cream Balm.
Since using it have not suffered a
moment from headache, sore throat
or loss of sleep, from which previous
ly suffered, caused by catarrh. con-
slider your Balm valuable remedy
R. G. Vassar, Sc Warren ST., New
York.
Elys Cream Balm is worth its weight
in gold as a cure for catarrh. One
bottle cured mes. A. Lowell, Frank
lin, Pa.
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The Warehouse Gets Len,

WASHINGTON. Aug. A lot Of wine In
bonded warehouse in Philadelphia,
which had been housed for more than rhfee
years, was recently sold at auction for its
tax. The price obtained simply paid the
tax, and now the warehouse owner asks
that the government pay him for three
years's storage charges. Acting Secretary
Curtin has refused to do so, holding that
his only remedy is against the origin nal
owner of the wine.
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Luxurious Travelling.

The climax OF comfortable and lux.
urious travelling is apparently reached
by the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul Railway. Ease and comfort 60
with the traveller making a trip from
Chicago to St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Omaha or Sioux City over this road.
Their superb electric-lighted vestibul-
ed trains leaving Chicago for these
points early every evening are great
favorites, nothing being left undone
by the officials or employees to insure
a most enjoyable trip. Excellent din
ing service is maintained and buffet
library cars are attached to the train,
where current periodicals may be per-
used while smoking a cigar with all
the pleasure of ones own "den" at
home. Electric lights placed in every
berth enable the traveller to spend his
wakeful hours, after r.tiring, over his
favorite novel or other reading mat,
ter. Private compartment cars are
run between Chicago, St. Paul and
Minneapolis. In fact, everything that
goes to ensure comfort and security is
provided. The trip from Chicago to
to any of the above named cities re-.
quires but a nights run, bringing one
at the destination ready for breakfast
and business in the morning. All
coupon ticket agents have tickets on
sale via Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway, or call on or address
Jno. r. Pott, district passenger agent,
Williamsport, Pa.