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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 3.-Yhe plans for
the. new 100000 bushel State elevator At
Duluth were accepted Saturday by the
railroad and warehouse commission and
by the governor. The commission will
advertise for bids at once in 81. Panl. chi.
caso and New York papers, and will omen
the bids August I'd, II is expected that
the elevator will be ready to receive grain
by November lst e'n'''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

HARTFORD, Conn, July 3.-Dr. samuel
Hart, professor of Trinity College Win,
was last week elected bishop of the Episco-
pal DIOCESE. of Vermont, has declined the
honor in letter sent to DIR. ]. /. Bliss Of
Burlington, who presided over the con-
vention at which he was elected. DR., Hart
expresses his deep sense of the honor con.
terred upon him, but says he feels il his
duty to remain at the college.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

The following property transfers were
recorded Thursday: Lot at Shallcross
avenue and Scott street, ]. B. Dougherty
to B. Kopf; lot Delaware avenue and
jackson street, M. L. Harrington to p,
w. q B. railroad; two-story brick build
ing, Linden and Harrison streets, P.
Fahey to NJ. L. Wilson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
IN GENERAL.

Secretary Hoke Smith Sunday ad.
dressed vast audience at the national
services held at Asbury Park, N. j.
The Cedarhurst Club house. at Far
Rockaway, Long Island, was DESTROYED by
fire Saturday. The loss is about $4,000.
The steamer Falcon. with Lieutenant
Peary and the Greenland exploring expe-
dition. sailed from Brooklyn Sunday.
DR.. Don Roberto Sacasa, ex-President of
Nicaragua, and his wife are to make a tour
of the United States, after which they will
probably visit Europe.
William X. Shaw, ex-cashier of the Lin.
coiu National Bank of Portland, Maine,
was, Saturday, sentenced to 10 years i'm.
prisonment for embezzlement.
Robert P. Porter, superintendent of the
census, has resigned that office, to take
effect at once. 1t is said he intends en-
gaging in business in New York.
A local rain storm Of great violence, at
Pleasant Valley, near Sharpsburg, suburb
of Pittsburg, Pa, caused u food which
inundated 10 houses and washed six small
bridges away.
Fielden, Schwab and Neebe, the released
Anarchists, were guests at celebration
BY brewers union in Chicago. Satur-
day night, but took no part in the pro-
gramme, still adhering to the rule of
silence.n
Captain Anderson of the Viking shin,
on its way to Chicago, had narrow escaie
from drowning at Clyde New York, Satur.
day. He went in bathing, and was car
ried under the ship by the current. but
was saved by some Of the students on
board.
The chief clerk of the War Department
has reported IS the United States Civil
Service Commission the death of % clerks
IN the record and pension office of the
War Department, in consequence of the
accident at Ford's Theatre building on the
9th ultimo.
Shortly before noon, Saturday, while
Broadway, Ne~ York CITY, was crowded
with people, a thief shattered the glass of
a jewellers window facing on that thor
oughtare and ran away with two watches,
put was captured by a policeman after a
long chase.
The report of the physicians who exam
ined the brain Of Pietro Buccieri, who was
hanged at Reading, Friday, for the murder
OF sister Hildaberta, is said to be a virtual
admission that the murderer was not in
his right mind, and was suffering from a
brain affection"
Senator Sherman said on Saturday of
the silver law with which his name is CON
nected The only Objectionable feature
in the law is the clause requiring silver
purchases, and that presume will be re-
peaied. At all events, shall vote for the
repeal of that clause myself.n
The handsome monument erected on
the Gettysburg battlefield by New York
State was dedicated Sunday. 1t was the
thirteth anniversary of the three days'
fight. Seven thousand New York veterans.
the governors of two states, the surviving
geherais OF 5ne battle and thousands Of
veterans and vigitnFQ atL1
were present.
Cicero Harrison, who was passenger
on the Old Dominion steamer Guyandotte
from Norfolk to New York, disappeared
Saturday, and it is thought he fell over
board. His daughter, who was with him
claims that yalise containing 500, 900 in
mining securities is missing. The steam
boat officials think the valise was not
brought on the vessel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
COULD NOT SAFE ms CHILDREN

rather Severely Injured in n Futile At
tempt TO Rescue His Two Children From
Burning House.
BUFFALO. N. Y, July 3.-Danny and
Myrtle Mccarthy, aged respectively Is and
10 years, children of Dennis Mccarthy, a
saloon-keeper at No. q East Market street,
were burned to death late last night, in q
ire which resulted from the explosion Of
lamp IN the living apartments over the
saloon.
Mrs. Mccarthy saved her two younger
children, but all efforts to rescue the elder
two, who We're asleep in another room,
proved futile.
The father made desperate efforts at
rescue, in which he was severely burned
and cut, and may lose an YARN.
The damage by the fire was small.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

The pretty and hospitable looking tea.
house at Shellpot Park is now finished and
ready for patrons. This is new feature
in public parks and will doubtless be
found OF great convenience to ladies and
family parties desiring light refreshments,
such as tea aud coffee, with the accompani-
ments usually attending a luncheon. 1t is
understood that an orchestra will be
engaged to play regularly in the park.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
Prizes for weIl-kept Teams.

The regular semi-annual inspection of
the teams of the George W. Bush Il Sons
Co., took place in front of their stables
last Monday. The judges, Messrs. Brad
bury, Jester and Horn, awarded the prizes
for the best-kept teams to the following
Isaac Shields, Henry Robinson, William
Rooney, Charles Davis and Morris Hogan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

There is report afoot in regard to the
combination Of the choruses Of the Ger
mantown Choral, the Mendelssohn Chorus
of Philadelphia, and the Tuesday Club Of
this city, for occasions when concerts of
particular importance are given. The
proposition is to have them in this city as
we'll as in PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
TIRED OFTHEJ JONES,
Kansas Democrats Demand Good Ho
Meat in Return for PnnnIist Enainr

NItHI III Neturn Tor POpnIist Fusion.
Topeka, KAs., July 3.-The most re-
markable resolution ever adopted by n
political convention was that agreed To- nv
the Rio county Democrats, Saturday. In
defining tue terms upon which they would
enter into fusion with the Populists,
The latter were told that they must divide
the offices, in line with the following reso.
luton: e
RESOLVED, That we demand Of tho Ponulist.,
be killed, and that we must have Of IN, afore.
said porker some part OF the meat located back
OF the neck; that we will not be content with
lowls any longer, but must have either tho
shoulder or side bacon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

LONDON, July 2.-Mr. Gladstone slipped
ana 1eil this morning while descending u
staircase in the Petersham residence of tho
Earl aarl OF pysart. with whom he is visiting.
beyond spralning one of his ankles he
was not seriously hurt. The injury is not
severe, and it is expected that Mr.. Glad.
stone Will return to London tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

For the week ending on Saturday, Super
intendent Raymond reports the number of
bathers who enjoyed the privileges of the
day, lbs; Wednesday, 800: Thursday.
(women), 50 Friday 400; Saturday, SD,
total for the week, l.725.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
Horse and Rider Killed by7 I,icb,n,na

BENENT, ILL.,, July S.-While riding
horseback 0rville Fanlk and Ills horse
were both instantly killed by lightning last
night at $50 o'clock His hat and clotbine
were literally torn off the body and the
flesh was badly burned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
NEEBE no MARRY.
The Pardoned Anarchist to Wed Mrs
Hoppe, Who Keeps a saIoon.

Hoppe, Who Keeps saloon.
CHICAGO, LII, july Some week ago
to-day 3rar w. Neebe was released from
the peh'sntiary. Yesterday he announced
that he would be married in one month.
Before many days in August have gone by
he will lead Mrs. Charles Hoppe to the
altar; The day for the celebration for the
niIIptiais has not been decided upon.
Mrs. Hoppe is widow, about 40 years
oid; dark complexion, not over 8 feet 6
inches tall, and handsome withal. She
owns saloon on Halstead street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
Another Horrid Crime in chester County.

WEST CHESTER. Pa, July lie. d.
Townsend, negro, feloniously assaulted
a l2-years-old daughter of Andrew Lobb,
a farmer. and was lodged in iail here last
night. The girls condition is critical.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

The cricket game at Elsmere, Saturday
afternoon, between Delaware Field Club
and Merton, was rather one-sided con-
1856 to IS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
rnrneemelnde,a Expert.

Tho Philadelphia building expert APP
pointed by the members of the Wilmington
Turngemeiude to ascertain whether Troop
8 arinory suits the purposes Of the organi-
cation has made report that the structure
il in bad shape and entirely unit for
fink, hall
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
TO HAVE A CONTEST
James M. Griffin Has to Fight
for His Seat.
COUNCILMAN KlRBYS MISTAKE
Brought His Marriage Certifi-
cate for Ills Deed.

Interesting Incidents in Connection with
tho Organization OF the New City Coun-
cil--The Contest Against Mr. Donnhoe
Abandoned aud One Instituted Against
MIR. Griffin of the Third Ward.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 3.-Governor Mark
ham OF California, will leave to-day for
home. II will not appoint Senator Stan
iords successor. he said. until my re-
turn home the latter part of the week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
A SPECIAL SESSION CALLED
Congress to Assemble Mon
day, August 7th.
Tho PROCLAMATION GIVEN OUT
Financial Situation Assigned
! as the Reason.

President Cleveland Issues n Proclama-
tion Calling Upon Congress to Meet in
q Special Session Monday, August 7th--
I Public Men in Washington Express a
FeeNng of Relief.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
=, Al Al kind. q crops are suffering and corn

All kinds of crops are suffering and corn
is being badly withered.
IL. A: Roe of Denton packed over GOO
cases of strawberries this season.
Deputy Postmaster William Acker. who
dice. Thursday at Norristown, Pa, was n
brother of Mrs. William II. Kramer of
this city. .HI
Harry d. Appleby has returned from
the University OF Michigan. For month
he. with class of is aud professor, Mas
been camping out in the northern part Of
Michigan. where they have been doing
practical work in the civil engineering
course. Mr.. Appleby is very much tanned
and looks Like college life agreed with him,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06
N0STS RED-MOUTHED ROT
The Blatant Anarchist Writes
in Wild Strain.
LTGELD WARMLY WELCOMED
To the Ranks of Anarchy and
Communism.

The New York Anarchist Calls Upon His
Comrades to Renew tho Battle Against
Church, State aud Capital--I hough a
State officiai, Altgeld Praised as u Man
of Honor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-06

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Presi-
dent this evening issued the following
proclamation
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27

Stubf nitb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ansssifattet, aber aud bic fosenanntsn
nSnfirmerteSelten,A meld1e ben meiiten
unteriu6ungsgeian9enem 3usetbeilt
tperoen, bieten, tpie uniere Slluitratiou
5ei9t, feinen auBeroroentli6en 3omfort.
Sin Dett NIT Wiatrase unb 3ipei
2Sollbedeu. ein Na6ttiid. Elm Tiid nit
Shublaoe. eth Strobitubl unb Elm ser
flodtener Teppi6 bilSen ben ganien
Surus bes 9niaiien. @s lit ben linz
teriudungsgeian9enen erlaubt. ;u idrets
ben unO 5u leIen; bic Biiher Der @es
fdn9nibbibliotbet lteben ibm sur Ser.
fiisuus. slud oarf ct iid se9eu @hts
eelt cine reidlibere yiabruns aus Der
9antiue o6er iogar BON gluBen fommen
laiien, In bem lesteren Sale unter Der
ooppelten 8eoingung. bab bieie Stabs
run9smittef fru9afe iinb un6 bic Sc
fdu9niBfoit ni6t nod obenorein per>
lan9t wirb. Shlemmerei mirb alIo
niht besiinitiet. pdbrenb Die untbdtiss
feit erlaubt LIT. 0iur Yerurtbeilte miiie
fen arbeiten; Der rlnteriuhunsssefans
gene bat lebislid ieine 3eue in Orb
nung Su balten. 3meimal bic ISOLDE,
am Donneritag un6 ON Sonnta9. bari
er 8eiuhe BON Berwanbten empfans
gen. Das Spred5immer, In nelhen
allein iOf6e 8eiude 3uselaiien perben,
LIT Elm groger Haum, mel6er burh sruei,
tn einem 9lbitano BON brei SUB pon
einanber entiernte Sitter abgetbeilt
nirb. .3ipil fen ben @itteru sebt itets
elm @d6ter auf unb ab uno oie su beis
ben Seitem bes @itterganges Soupers
firenoen miiiien i6on aiemlid laut Ipre~
den. I'm ii6 5u ueritebeu. Dabei iino
natiirlid oertrauli9e Wfittbeilunsen fait
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
Der ,,g9riftop9er Columbus. ("

Der erRe YaIiagiernampier mad BEN
@alriidensS Sypus-Qanu 5000 Eer'
ionen aafuebmen anh iuirs bet Wers
fcbr siuiidlen Gbirago INN hem Nelt'
aasReannBspIat uermittelu.
Der @alriidensTppus fheint fi6
auf oem @ebiete Der Dampfidiiffons
iiruftion einen bauernoeu uno berpors
ra9enben Plae erobert 3u baben. Bier
Sabre iinb perflolicn, felt bas erite
Sdiif bieier slrt erbdut purbe uno
idon befabren a6tuno3wan5is bic per.
I6ieoenen @allerpege. idmmtlide
ieoo6 I'm Dienite bes 6radtperfebrs.
Dieueroinos lit nun in Meit Superior,
Wis.. Der erlte MalriidensPalia9iers
bampfer pom Stapel selaiien tporben
uno balo biiriten ibm mebrere S6iite
abnlider &onitruftion nahiolsen.
Ser .@briitopber Columbus ben
unier Bib Seist, lit cine griinblibe llms
geitaltung unO 8erbelierung bes urs
fpriinsliben 8alriidensGgpus. Sang
aus Stabl erbaut. bat ct cine &Guge Don
1862 SUB. eine 0reite BON AZ unb eine
Gieie BON "a. Sm @e9enIat su ben
friiberen Wtooellen. pelfe nur spet
Ebiirme batten, bef6mmt Der n@hriitos
pber Columbus" beren iieben, ipelde,
elliptiid in ibrer Sorm. iieben unb einen
balben SUP iiber Dem Sauptoed empors
ragen. Das Sdtif fol- ben palia9iers
perfebr ;piiden Chicago nnb ben @riins
ben Der Weltaasitellung auf elmer Tour
uOn leds bis iieben Wieilen uermitteln
uno fam auf Elm Wtal nabeSu 5000
Perionen bef0roern. Dabei erbdlt eS
ourh cine einfa6e Sdraube BON IA
EuB INT Dur6meller eine @eldminbiss
feit uon 20 Wteileu per Stuuoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
2Iasas.

Sas Barrier Muiisrsefangmib, In tueIs
dem bic Pauamasssoripbaen uater'
gebrabt iiilb.
~Wuroe mad Wtajas sebra1t - bic
etnfa9e Rbraie i6lieBt in Der letten 3eit
ben Beriht iiber lnebr alS eine 8erI6ns
lt6feit in Der Barrier Welt ab unb bas
nit aud cine 2ebensperiooe uon Qeuten,
bic bisber In bobem anieben 9eltanben.
Seoermann meiB, mas Wtasas beoeutet,
aber bod perbinSen Yiele nit bieiem
@efdusnib eincn irrtbiimli9en 9e9riii.
Das graue @ebauoe am re9ten Seines
ufer, lpeldes inter 3ouis Bbilipp nah
ben pldnen bes slbbe Masas erri6tet
wurOe, lit Swar Elm 3elleuseTdngniB I'M
eigentli1en Silne oes Wortes, aber Die
Straien, pelde bort perbiibt neroelL
iinb nur bon furaer Dauer unb iibers
fteisen nidt bas MfaB BON brei Wfonae
ten. SauptidGli6 Oient Wfasas gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
9as Gdlimmffe.

Reifenber (,u siuem 3unosn,
Der als jablunssuniabis befannt lit.
aber als Gbifaneur perihrieen ift)
.Serr Samowitih, ,id) mill Sbnen Die
Waaren ididen. bic sic fih ausseiuht
baben. aber nur unter Der Beoinsung.
baB Sie mir Dor Der gbienonns fir ben
8etras Der Rehnuns einen SDediel anf
brei Wionate ausitellen |" - 9 a m o /.
piti6: #gle, lieber SrennS. Sas thu
ih nidt!4 - Reiieuber: ~Was
rum nibt?4 9 a m ON 1t d.:
~Giunial In meinem 2eben bab' id) d
8ediet ausseitellt nno willen sic.
mas mir paiiirt iItp SD bab' i'm be-
aahlen miiiien !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27

Yrin5 Seroinano uno @attin.
Tbronfolger8 pon 0tumdnien nit Der
alteiten To1ter bes Sersoss BON Gbins
burg ftattoeiunben. Sb bas iunse
gaar nun, na6bem es breimal getraut,
itanoesamtlif, In Der fatbolilhen &ir6e
uno In Der proteitautiIden Soifapelle.
audi gliidli6 miro. iper permO6te eS 3u
iagen? Der nii6terne 8eobabter er.
tnnert iid an Die romantilhe 9iebe bes
8rin3en Serbinanb 3u Dem Soffrdulein
Gacarescu, uno aud oem armlelisiten
pOlitilhen 3annegieBer mub es auffal=
len, baB Humdnien 3wiiden Der Giirfei
unb RuBlano 9emiliermaBeu als iolibes
@ummifiIien lie9t, ipeldes BET rditigem
Sineinblaien leitenS Der Tripelallian,
rno @n9laubs ben 3uiammenltoB moss
fopitiider NIB ottOmanil1er Sntereiien
perbinbern fam. Wfit fur3en @orten:
Sieie Seiratb lit elm politiiber Gift BON
groBer fiiniti9er Tragweite, unb ber
gliidli1e 8rautpater, tpel6er iid bonn
R6nis 3arol nerIpreden ldBt, baB bers
ielbe iid, i'm Sale bes Tooes Der Gar
men Splpa, nidt mieber nermdblen
merbe. bat Dor slllem ben rumdniIden
Gbron fiir feline 9o6ter unS bas SauS
1annoper TN au9e sebabt unb uidt
6as Slid ieines Sinoes.
1uo bod ieben bic biibIden iunseH
Qeut9eu aus, als Ddreu iie 5u eiaem
Serseu8bun0 geihQffen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
9as Gingansstbor BON Masas

9as Gingansstbor BON Daasas.
Nufentbaltsort fir llnterinhunssses
fansene. Da MIN 2euten, pel6e nod
ntdt iiberfiihrt fiub. oh iie nun unter
Der Gnflase bes WtorSeS oSer beS Be-
truges iteben, bonn redtlihen Stanb.
puufte aus Die Woblthat beS iSmeiRls
an ibrer Sdulb 9emdbrt werOen mub.
70 LIT es be9reiflih, SaB Die Heselr uno
bic @inri6tunsen oieies @eiGnoniIies
eiuen etlpas milberen @eiit befunSen,
atS bies anoerswo Der Sall. Dies
f0mmt ben GauamasSoripbdeH, toelde
ii6 gesenwdrti9 oaielbit befinoen, ebenio
lu @ute, ipie minber beriibmten unters
iuhun9sgefangenen.
WtaSas lit in ieoer @etls Elm Mtufter.
eefdnontB. Die ionitdren @inrtdtuas
gen iperOen wobl am beiten bur6 Die
Tbatia6e itfuitrirt. baB Oaietbit nie.
i1alS cine epiOemil6e Rranfbeit ausge'
brodeu ober Ginsans sefunOsr. Gle
Slide, obelei6 feline lufnlliide, lit eite
70 laubere unS 9eoie0ene. bae i'm 0oltss
numb WtaSas bas mSotel Der 1900 @es
bede4 eenannt nitro, NIT Besue atf Ole
Nn3abl Der @alte. ipelde es beberbergen
fann. geionbers lobenswertb aber 1T
bie bumane Tbdtiefeit Der 0efdngniBs
uerlpaltuns. Wo immer iie Troit ODER
@rlei1ternug, in ben @renjen ibrer
Gsrantportlidfeit, geipdbren fam, bes
miibt iie iih, Die @eiangencu auf3nrt6s
ten unb Dor gltem In moralii1er 1in.
itht aui bieielbeu ein3uwirfen.
Die GinbriH9un9 ber nReniioHGre4
In Wtasas 9eid)tebt 5peimal TIM Gag,
Wfittass un0 Inn iieben ubr. Sn Sels
Ienwdgen, rSalatforbe" nennt iie ber
Bariier @amin. tperoen Die @efaugenen
unter oem Gborpe9 bes @ebduoes OBJ
seliefert nno fommen ba In enoe Wartes
Sellen. dbnli6 ben Gelepbpnfabinen.
bts bic Sormalitdteu Der @tntruguug
ln's Re9iiter II. I. tp. erfiilft fsnb, mos
ranf SeOem ietn eigenttiAer Gnfents'
baltsert an9ewieien lpirb.
Die geipOhnli4en Gtnselbaftsellen
Gnh fiafnh lfnna init Eaaer. Giih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27

General y. i. Bntler. Veriibmtbeit ae.
lauste Ct. ats er I'm Sabre 1861
all Der Spite bes adten Wtaiias
huietts HeeimenteS burd bic Staot
Baltimore niarl1irte unb bamit
Prdlibent 9ineOlns Gufruf aur Bits
bun9 Don 1ruppen prompt beantipor,
tete. Seitber bat er einen berporra8ens
ben Gntheil on ben @ejbiften nno Der
Politif Der Station 9enommen. 90
mar CT 1883 belnOfratii6er @ouperneur
bes Staates Maiiahufetts unb 1874
nuroe er BON Der @reenbads uno Autts
mOnOpOliiten= Partet afs 8anbibat fiir
bic graiioentidaft ber Ser. Staaten
anfseitellt.
@eneral Butler bate i'm persanses
nen glouember iein "a. aebensjabr
pollenbet.
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Mn S9mtnOfaatige.

Der lnteraeidnete. ueldsr naH m. bridkrt.
zen eeioeH oon eiHem fhmeren guuaei abel
ino Der esfir&teteu Q &wiabta@f bH,A
IN einfa4es RltteI seb.iIt uurbe. nint4t
iaN fftueu WitIsoeuoen bic Retbooe Der eaI.
ang befaunt Ju MAIDEN Ct pirb alen. Die
&c udniden. tofenfrei eine atf@rift bee Re.
isples fencen meI@es sins fi6ert Ssiiuus far
@m tnbfuat xfbma.. Gatarrt.
Hrontitis uno atle pais. unb Ruuaen.
aHefiionen IN Or boift. bat ale 2stbenbtu
isIp WitteI probiren, wel6es unfmdtbar IA.
" Z oas @saepi bos nidts tohsi nnb teseas.
tet@ fstn fam, pd' fht. i1reibe aefdIliek an
Reu. Gbparb q. Wiifcn,
8roofIpn Rem Sort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27


antbeil an benz
politiidetl 9ebeti
bes Staa te g
uabm. SnI Sabre
1860 mar er De-
le9at bet Der be-
mofratiiden 0ia.
tionalfonpentio II
tn Gbarl { It 0 n.
gu elmer sepilien
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WemnHneH.

nSobann.4 iast Der Serr Baron 3u
ietnem 8utI6er, nber Snipettor iast |:
Du wdrit Der sr0Bte 2iisner, ben er je
sefannt. va, probir's mai, mir etnas
porSuliisen = einen Tbaler seb' i'd
Dir, wenn On Sas fertis friesit! |" -
nSie baben mir ia idon 3wei ueripro.
den |" ermioert Der 0ii9ner i6nell.
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Csc bt einen aeinb, ben sauieHbe ihr gans 3
g.b n lung 81 befdmpieu babtn. ms,l 4. mt
oer anlase our 1,lioGidI seboreu fHb. ri
cufsm etino baben fe bsndao,s " rinsen
wetl fis IGN MT unwirifameu BaHen befdmpfea
pofetfer's Wapenb tiers brtngt lbn 3nm Sdme'
sen. 8lose ab'nbrmittel rsparireu niht oi
e'b:r, beren franfhottr 8uftaHr fd, DIT bt .
,ulh . titopiuus alein tunneibt. ionee.n aatt
oulh gaftrlihes Sopfweh. stlbe 3D. bump be
paul uno o,r uuedpfel. llebeIftii bslsete Dung,
ano bas GefhlI er llHbetaal bttt offenders
rd orr q in oer reGIen eeltt. aut nuo untst
csn furjsn glppen. Wan oermeibe angreifenos
y .rgan,en. welGs Die 9eodrme rei,en unb
INN den uHb gebrauhe anftait ,5rtr biefss
usltbsrlbmie eIiSir gesen 1IIiofidt bas aleldp.
,e,te Mheumattsmus malariaaiiipe Magen.
ano aierenleiben fuiirt. 60 ermsiht oen Su
ba Der Grnstpetot fhmer1los uab ed efaab.
lm psrb,Hert ben appstit. tsn selat une bic
Ssroauungsi sidbigfeit nns bsFEi auteresm alt
s,ssni&affsa smes stizulazamlIsls stksa
RanQes. -
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9aEeIbe.

~Sepp, jest fOmmit gum Militar.
WeiBt Du aud, mas bic erite Pfliht
zines Soloaten lit ?"-nS ia! DaB6ll,
mas Der Serr Pfarrer tban bat =
~Sdp SD mar ia sar ME beim Mfilis
tar |" - IS muB mi bait g. eritbt lin
a. 96din umidau'n.4
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ssaIfdle stuitaiiuug.

Gin 6briter erideint, iidtli9 auge'
beitert. bel ieinem Sanoesfiirilen. so
etipas 1T mir nod ntdt porsefommen II
bemerft entriiitet Der Siirit. - Daraui
entsesnct Der bieoere S6rlter semiitbs
lid: nMir = ido.l 6fters, Sobeit |"
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9lHe SHllIWeFledeues
unm6sli6 gemadt. Iollitdnbts alfein
uno unbelditiSt base9en rerfebrt Der
unterIuAuuss9efan9eae init ieinem Ibs
pofaten.
Die Observation-Disclosures bilben
burhidnittlid 3met Drittel Der jepeis
lisen SaIIenl6aft Don Wta;as.
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Gan ieinem etanhhnuft.

Der fleine Matban: sag,
gaterleben. iparum iast man; Gbrlid.
felt wdbrt am lansiten ?"-Der alte
Natban': nS6aisfopp! @eil ie Oiies
ulaub 8ebrau1t!"