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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-02-24
REsOLUTIONs.

My DEAR REooRD,-The last Quar-
terly Conference for the pastoral term
of Hudson M. Z. Church was held in
the Church at Pedricktown on Wed
nesday, 18th. A goodIy number OF the
Official Board was present and the Or
binary routine of business was gone
through with. Notwithstanding the
large sums Of money expended this year
the financial standing OF the charge far
exceeds that Of any previous year. The
Pastors salary is provided FOR and the
Church debt comparatively speaking is
Cancelled.
The Presiding Elder. Rev. NJ. Rel.
yea, spoke with rich and graceful com
plimertary terms'at such il condition of
things. Before the close, however,
much harmony and good feeling prevail
ed. The following resolutions were Of
frrt d and unanimously adopt, d and or
dered spread on4the Church Recordand
n copy be sent TO the county papers.
WHEREAS, 1t is apparent that this being the
last Quarterly. Conference meeting when our
business relations with our beloved Presiding
TO close, therefore be 1t
RESOLVED, that we as an oficial board feel
with deep regret the closing Of this official term
as we recognize In him rare and exceptional
executive ability and Cody graces without linz
u: we have learned to love and appreciate him
W IN haa Ssy fest mste sGansili ssrs In Disins IaS Tvs a nd
kind, loving, END words, his conclusions and
decisions and Lis walk in life. In dealings with
Illness. Now we ever pray lie full and complete
fulnllment OF his higher aims, therefore,
kEsoLyeD, that as an oppression Of our love
anu QUIZ regard ana kindness toward him that
is hereby the pronounced approval by this OF.
helal board Of his course.
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CoUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMPTION.
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
World Almanacs, the best yearly
book OF Information published, for sale
at the RECORD office. zoe. II.
Those who expect to have a sale
should Come TO the RECORD Office for a
neat and attractive poster. tt.
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PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY !

WEDNESDAY, MARCH sth, 1So.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH sth, 1895
on the farm in Lower Penns Neck township,
about IL miles from the City of Salem, the fol
lowing
STOCK. FARM IMPLEMENTS, POULTRY,
&c.-y head OF mileh cows coming into profit in
the spring, all young and good mixers | young
bull, J two.horSe farm wagon nearly new ma y
by II. Hand & Son, ! oae-liorse open wagon, |
Express milk do, ! cart aud harness, | sled ian
mill, Billiard hay tedder, / Baekcye moving
machine, Tiger hay rake. corn shelter, Two
horse steel plow, | one horse steel do, Two
horse South Bend rlow wills steel share, 2 one
horse do, 2iron frame culliyators, iall0w har'
row, / Iron frame scratch do, wheulblffow,
portable swilt barrel, hay shelylngs, sides and
bottom and ctids, swingletrees of ali kinds, pa
tent beam. large cedar stalk poles and sword
HARNEsS-I double set Z chain harness, |
single set heavy Z chain wagon harness. brides,
double and single lines, collars, hynets, | long
leather machine belt, grain bags, Nc.
POULTRY-G0 hens, 8 ROSTERS, geese, | Gail,
eder, 25 hen ccops, one 40 quart milk can. My
goods are all nearly new and IN good order.
Sale TO at o'clock, L. NJ Gohdi'
lions at sale. WILLIAM a; CAnfEH.
benjamin +. Wood, Auctioneer and Clerk. It
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MA

pIrMAN- HIGGINS = Februaiy
10. 1893, at the Methodist Protestant
parsonage in l'enn's Grove, N. j, by
Rev. j. ii. Clarke, Mr.. William Pitman,
nf W0odstown, and Miss Bianch d.
Higgins. of PENIS Grove.
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WANAMAKER,S


Weight 3oA boAnas.
Everything best. The mar.
vel is the price, SIao for a
bang-up $3.50 machine.
All sorts of Sporting Goods
are close by.
Books for tie Lenten season.
Large and carefully chosen
stock, including a great variety
of the newly revised Prayer
Books.
john WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth and Market streefe.
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VENDUE.
WILL be sold Mt public sale on
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH /, 1873


at the residence of The subscriber, near Pedrick.
town, the following Stock and farming utensils
STOCK-Bay mare Nellie, 7 Yeas old, a good
roadster; dark sorfel horse, II years old, a good
farm hois e Bay horse, o good one. 3C0ws and
5 Siioais.
IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS. &c.-Two planta.
ton wagons. oIie iron nXla, buggy, one-h0rse
carriage. dido wagon, cart good as new, Van
Wyckle fan mill good as new; Telegraph feed
cutter, 2 corn shelters, Champion mower, horse
rake Thomas make, 2 two-hOrse plOws, ! one
horse pillow, 9 one-horse steel Imperial plows.
Planet Jr potato digger, Decker hitler pillow, =
hoe iarrows, 2 vine turner's, gang plow, lallow
harrow, hay shelyings, set of heavy wagon
springs for truck, 2 sets of sides ard bottoms,
truck sides and bottoms, stalk sled, 100 wire
hoop baskets, vinegar, vinegar barrel, large ham
cask, 2large iron kettles ladders, wood swings
hay fork With bloc IS and rope complete, 2 log
chains, cant hook, lot of boxes and barrels, large
hogshead, sh0yels, hoes, hay and manure forks,
potato drags, swingletrees, grain bags, . cords
OF oak wood, grain cradle, scythes and sneaths,
steel wheel Tor plow, small stove, 4 sets half
chain harness, cart harness, brides, collars,
lines, fynets, lot OF chain traces, buffalo robe,
blankets.
Good lot of timothy hay by the ton, 70 bushels
of corn, and many Other things not mentioned.
Sale beginsat1 O'Clock. Conditions at sale
by ALBERT PEDRlCk.
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A desirable truck farm IN Oldmans township,
IL Is well adapted for the growth II all kinds Of
early truck and sweet potatoes. Apply to
Els. HARRIS,
Franklin st. PeBd's Grove, NJ
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1898.


LIST OF SALES.
Feb. 27-E. H. Green, Near Pedrlcktown.
Feb. 2s-Tuesday, Barney O'Neal, UP. Neck.
March 1,-Wednesday, Albert Pedrick, near
Pedricktown.
March John A. Featherer, near PENIS Grove
March S-W. A. Casper, L. P. Neck.
March l4,-Edw. G. Brick, Penn's Grove.
March 15-John Stanley, Warrington, near
Hawks Bridge.
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If the boy needs a Cape
Overcoat come with $3.50 and
get one OF the $3.50 kind /;
sizes 3 to 8; foreign Cheviots,
light Or dark.
Medium weight Suits for the
boys of 4 to IS Right for
now, right for Spring, some
with double thick knees-S5.
Mdesf,uetibA Coyduyoy.
The Trousers of Trousers
for the boy that foot balls and
shins up trees and slides on
cellar doors or doorstep to-
boggans. Sizes 4 to I6, brown
or gray, $I.25.
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On Sunday leave PENIS Grove at 7.3n O.. m
4 20 p. m; Philadelphia Sis a. m. Sis p. m.
PENN's GROVE POST OFFICE.
Mall hours from 6.15 a. m. to 8 p. N.
Mails close
For allpoints, except Woodbury. and along The
Delaware River Railroad at 6.30a m. and 4.3O
q. m.
Mails arrive:
From Philadelphia and beyond $50 u. M. and
4:40 p. m. Woodbury. and along Delaware r.
X. 40; south Of Woodbury. 100 p. m.
Jos. d. whitaker, p. M,
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For Sale.

The old butcher stand in Pedriektown, with
the Ice house, slaughter house, and al The tools
and fixtures belonging thereto. Sold on easy
terms. Apply to w. T.. TITUS,
22f3t. PedrlcktOWn
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STATE or NEW JERSEY, So

SALEM COUNTY. SIS
Edwin Larkin, Clerk Of tbA Township OF
Oldmans in said County en- his bath saith the
within bill is Just, correct and trGe,
Sworn and subscribed be-
fore me at Penn's Grove |EDNnIN LARklN,
this %, day OF February
1893. GEORGE u. ELKiNE TON.
Justice Of The Peace.
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Lost.


A limestone locket with a blue enameled Gel
ire and gold rim; The finder viii please Tetnr
Ii TO COR oflcc.
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There is hardly anything

prettier to look at than a neat house
newly painied-with good paint. Poor
paint won't stand inspection, you
know, and your friends can tell the diff
ference between common paints and
the moment they see it. There is Heith-
er harm nor disgrace in being econom-
ical, of course. but IL is false economy
TO buy common. paint. In the first
place it never has a satisfactory ap-
pearance, and secondly, it is not dura-
Bile. Again, poor paint won't go half
us far as tie same quantity of Chiffon
Paints. The latter are manufactured
with care from the best materials pro-
durable, without regard to cost. The
aim is to make the Chilten Paints uni
versally known as the best and most
reliable. When you buy II gallon you
get U. y. Standard measnre-not Il
drop less than you pay for. Why should
You? Chiffon Paint Co, New York
and Boston.
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Highest Cash Prices

Burial lois in the new part Of tic Friends Gem
etery at fedricktowD. Apply to
JOS. -. GREEH, Peiricktown, n. J
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COUNTY c-rp.rrras

The democrats of Elmer will nomi.
nate a borough tickle. aud not Join In q
citizen government.
The Railroad Station at Salem was
broken into eli Sunday night, the safe
broken open and about SlT0 stolen.
Crowbars and ciiisels and sledge were
preViouiy stolen from Jos. X. Chew
and Henry S!nhick sons iron store.
City Recorder Harry P. Morrison and
Miss Sarah SclIaible, of Salem, were
united in marriage at the residence of
lhe brides sister, Mrs. Willis, on Tues
Gay. A large number of relative s and
friends OF the contracting parties wit.
messed the ceremony.
During the gale on Sunday night the
end o! the Alva Glassworks In Salem
was blown in by the wind. The wind
was so heavy that large timbers were
twisted and splintered. William Law
renee living on the Patterson farm in
Quaker Neck had a COW killed and two
disabled by the shed being blown on
them.
A ciayoh portrait man was arrested,
on Saturday, in Woodstown, for refus-
ing to give up a photograph belonging
10 Mrs. VIM. Coleman. Mayor Rich
man, after giving the man a hearing,
lined him and let him go. He promis-
ed, when around some time ago, cray
OIL a picture for so cents apiece, but
when he came on Saturday he refused
to give up anything without he was
paid a sum for Il frame,
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STATE N wv

The West Jersey Game Protective
Society is ut present engaged in distrib-
uting quails throughout the lower
counties of the State. 1t is stated that
more game will be put out this year
than for a humber of years. During
the severe weather in December and
January hundreds of quails persisted
for the want of food and from the in
tense cold, and the society is now doing
all in its power to replenish this game
bird.
The new Broadway NJ. L. Church
Camden, will he dedicated by Bishop
FOss on March 26th.
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For Rent.

GEO. II. SHANNON,
Onion Corner.
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CHEAP
GvERGOAT

yet. Likely there will be
more Just such snaps as
W. lttv,: had, Better be
ready Tor them, We give
yur The chance to be ready
for what may come in the
way of Geld weather and Il;
Il little cost. Ovcrcoats
wc want to get rid Of, The
prices have been cut to
clean them out, and there
is a further discount OF 10
per cent of the prices.
You'll be surprised at
the values given, and it
WI ua} you TO buy il only
to lay away until next
season.
J. I. MnIIin Il Son,
la lor 9Th Il Market
Cloth ers, Wimjrg .,
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TO'n1 ENpelUITUIts, SFb
Feb ls 1898 Balance in Collectors Hands, SO
EDWIN LARKIN,
Clerk.
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@eltsiSft Sattowirumsen.

8ei fdmmtlibeH 8Dlfern Der Grbe,
pilben tpie cipiliiirten, finbet iicb bic
eiaentbiimlihe Site bes SGttoipirens.
Msiitens finb bic SGttpipirungen tpobl
nur primitiber glatur, in einselnen
Ssdllen befunben aber 3eidnuneen tpis
Iusfiibruna feinen seringen 9rab
tiinitleriIaem &0nnens. Ilrfpriing=
li9 mag bas SGttopiren ippbl nur
gum Sdmud bes nadten &Drpers sez
bient bdben; fpdter entipidelten ii9 in
ben perIhisbenartigen 3sidnune.n
Gtdmmesz unb SGuptlingsabaeiben
ioipie Symbolic Der berI6iebeniten
@rt. Rotb unb blau iinb fait aus
iAlieblicb a[Ie Sdttopirungen. @Gb=
renb biefe Site unter ben Stdmmen
Der Siibiee sSnfulaner in SoIge bes
GinfluiIes ber Miiiiondre allmdlig
beri6ipinbet, pirb berIelben in 6ins
t.rinoien, 8irma foipie anber.n afia=
tifdNsn 2Gnbern allssmein gebulbist
unb man iiebt bort ni9t isIten tpirts
lid bspunbernspertbe SGttotpirungen
bss aansen 3orpers. Sn Sapan 1T
bas SGttopiren bur9 9eIeb p.rbptsn
tpcrben. sSn unierem 2anbe loipie
in europa iinb es es msiitsns Solbaz
ten inb 9)tatroTen, ipelde ii9 ouf
grme tpie auf 8ruTt triegerii9e @nl>
bleme, S9iffe unb dbnlide 9inse
tdttopiren luffen. DAB aud Sdtto=
pirunaen religi0ier Ratur in europa
unb sipar in Der @e9eno bon 2oreto
in sStalien iibli9 finb, lit erTt nsller=
binqs betdnnt geporben. Die italie=
niIc6e S6riFtiteaerin @aterind pisoz
rinisSeri bat ii3 Der Wtiibe unter5p=
gen, mebrere Sunberte bon @prlaeen
fir bisIe reliaiOien Sdttoipirunsen su
fammeln, unb bat bieIslben benz pipz
foloQtIben MuIeum in Sloren5
iibsripiefen. -.>-- !,
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2untmcIr.

Inter bic merfipiirbisTen glnpaIs
funQserI9einunasn i'm 9ftansenleben
adblt bic 8eaiehuna. in pelc1sr Der
rothe @ieIentlee unb bic Summeln 5u
chamber itehen. Die 9tnpaiIung geDt
10 peit. bah Der eritere obns bic lsbte>
rem aur feinen Samen anIeben fanN.
Ser RiiHel Der 8iene lit ni9t lang ges
nua. nm ben Sonia in Der &leebliitbe
au erreidlen. cSn Neu<Seelanb mar
es lande Sabre hinDurh nDtbig, &lee>
idmen fir iebe @usIdat BON @nglano
Su importirsn. neil es in iener goio>
ME feline 6ummeln qab; un6 10
f4meralid1 puroe ber Wtangel oieIer
niiBlihen sSnIetten aefiibft, bab man
berichiebene 8erIuhs ma6te, bic Bis
ieBt auerbinos nod ni9t erfolgrei9
paren. tie auf iencn SSnIeln gu accliz
matiiiren. Gs lit bies pielIeidht cine
Der feroorrunenoIten praftiI1en 9erz
penounaen elmer &enntnib, Die auf
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tudnben feitsnb. sSn Der Mitte bes
8atronenbobens lit elm &upferitift iIo>
Iirt befeftiat. tpeldher nit bem nit Der
9eDebrfappe in @erbinbung itebenben
2eitunasbrabt. Der I'M 9srI6lub iio>
lirt unb burch cine unterlegte Spiral
feber etlpas bstpeolich aeldgert lit, ae=
nau auiammentrifft.
Gs hanbelt iih nun blps lin bic
Dirt Der 3iinbuna. pieper beniibt ods
au ben 9edpfropfen, tpelder auf bic
pulxrlabuna auFaeiebt pirb.@ Sers
ielbe. Elm Carton BON ettpa 2 bis 3
Wtiaimeter Oide. 1T in Der Mitte
burdlpft unb nit elmer MetaIIsSeIe
beriehen. tpelte burh elm Guberit biins
nes SrGhthen nit benz am Ranbe bes
pfropfen anasbradten DIdtt9en perz
bunben lit. Oas plGtt9sn beriibrt,
tpenn es in bic Batrons einaefiibrt
piro. Die Wdnbund bea patronens
billie. pd5renb bic SeT, ben SUPPER
iti.h Der mittsn in Der patrone ppr>
iteht. aufnimmt: bsim Sdli,ben bes
Stromes tit es iomit eben bas iebr
feline Ordbtden. tpelhes bur9 isin Gr>
aliiben bic nGtbiten pulpsrtOrner ans
feuert unb 10 bic 3iinoun9 Der Yulper>
IaOuna beipirtt. S.lbItoerltdnoli9
flieat Der bas Srdbtb.a trasenbe
pfropfen Bel bem S9uITe nit berdus
aus Dem &obre. Die patrpnen6iilIe
fam bann o6ermals in elei6er WeiIe
beniitt psrben. unb lit nur Elm neuer
pfropfen gu pertpenben.
@erIhisbsn bapon lit bas elettriIt9e
3lino6iit9en BON Samuel GuIIel in
9ropflpn, q. 3. Na9 bisIer Grim
buna lam Die patronsnbiilIe ebens
fans pieoerholt ae6raubt iperben, uno
ipiro beim Wieberlaben nur bas Climb
biit6en in eleidher @eiie erFebt, ipie
BEL ben aep0bnli9en Batrpnen nit
Gentralaiinbund.
Die Batrpnen6iilIe III aans poer
poer ipeni1itens beren 9oben bon Mea
tau, Inn our9 8eriibrung nit ben
$ammeripdnoen pper &dmmerperz
thluB i'm @epsbre ben Strom Su leiz
ten. SSn Die glusbDblun9 in Der Mitte
bes 8ooens piro has 6iit9en einaez
iebt. iDelches aus elmer MetdLlbiiQe
uno einem in Der Mitte iIolirt geGdz
qerten Stift beiteht. Stiff unb SdpIet
finb an Der Snnenieite bur9 Elm feines
Yldtinordbthen perbunben, tpel9es,
iobalb Der Strom aeichloIen tpirO. ers
aliiht.
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. 8eoaufenipane.

@isle Meniden seiteben lire Se6ler
nurbarum 10 bereitipillig elm, bamit
lie bieie ni9t abSulsgen brauhen.
Gs alien 2euten pahenb gu MAIDEN,
lit eine pprtrefflibe Wearime fir einen
= Sdubma9er.
@iele Srausn, ipenn iie ipeinen,
alei9en &inbern, tpelde binfallen; lGBt
man iie liegen, 10 trabbeln iie iid bon
klbit tpisber auf, trDitet man fie. 10 1T
ses 2amentirsns tein Gnbe.
Die SeIelli9dfts>MenI9en bGngen
ibre Sreunbe nit benz @interiiber3ie-
ger in ben S9rant unb bolen iie erlt
Jum Serbit fpieber berpor.
Crit in @sgenpart zines S9pers
5origen merit man, ipie biel man
ipriAt. mas niht pertb lit. caB man
,s tpieberbolt.
8Die MenI9en slei9en ben 2uipt.
men; i'm SaIIen fu9sn iie anoere nit.
ureiben.
@tc lei1t 1T ss ni9t, bumm su
Iein. Uie f4per oft. bumm gu i4et-
aenl
Die einselnen 8ldtter Der 2orbeera
lrdn5e finb meiit nit Oornsn auiam-
nengefiist.
gs lit bod merfipiirbig, baB es 10
'iele gef9eibte 3inber unb 10 tpenis
yef9eibte 2eute gibt!
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GicftrifG)e GeweriuaTen.

9Bis allgemsin befannt, 1T es bein
NAisRen Die Sanb bes S9iiben, fpeIs
de. fpenn bic Setpnation MID. iofor!
na4 bem @bbriiden srfolgt, bur9 ibre
nnrube bas @erperfep Des S9uhea
1eri6uloet. 8ei ssip06nlic9en Gon-
nruttiDnen Der SeueripafTen in4te
man bieIem llebelItdnbs ii alien Sci.
ten bur9 @erbeHerung oss Climb
rHstbanismus entsegen5udrf:iten, uns
es erIebte 10 bur9 bas HabI6ioB oas
fpsit langIamer aiinbenbe MintI9lob,
nm NIT Der .3eit benz nod raider oiin=
be1bsn sSeueriteini9lob gu lpeihen.
Siefes tpurbe ipieoer bur9 Die gRr=
cuIiionssiinbuna perbrdRgi, our4
1Delde Der itarte Ssusritrabl Dcs
Rnalprdparates auf tiirseItsm Wege
In Die 2aoung gelunst. unb oieIelbe
ihrer aanaen 2dnae no6 bur9orin=
ac,b. peren bsntbar i9neGIte 3iins
bun9 beipirtt. Gpn Der @leftricitdt
bat man nod me6r eripurtet, ie6p9
nerae0lith. 0as erite eleftrif9 f9e brauAs
bare @elpehr conitruirten Sc Baron &c
0eimas in paria
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'Die 2situna bsIorat einerIsits Der in
Asm StoBTpiegel enOenDe ilptirts
9rabt, an0ererIeits bds Metan, aus
apelcb,m Die @spebrt6eile erssugt iino,
uHb nit pelhen bic 9dtrpne BON qtuz
ben in 9eriibrund tommI. Seim
St4IieBen oes Strome8 ii6srTpringt
Der eleitriI6e Eunte 5piI9en ben beiz
ben SpiBen. uno bepirtt 10 bic 3iins
bunQ Der Qniperlaoung.
@ine 9eT'ruro benirtte BEL ben
sl,ftriI3sn Beiuebren sic 6 finouaa
her accumuia:cren. 9elnrtD Bepef
III 2iittih bat ben 4ccumulotpr in Der
Wsiie anQenenbet, baB Der S9iibs
ntnTelben in Der 8ruittaI9e trdgt, uRo
non bieIsm Der Strpm einerIeits ourcb
bta dnaebdnaten Orabt in Die Wetaa.
fheile Der Maffe aeleitet pirD, Der ana
here Bol baaeaen NIT einem Ordbtnebe
IN 8srbinouna lit. foelhes Der S9iibe
an bsr re6ten S6ulter bsFeitigt trG9t,
70 bah Die eiierne &olbsntappe bamit
IN 9sriibruna tpmmt, iobato bas @e,
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ben eriten Bid eine. lebigli6 ipii{sns
fchaftli6e Traae au Iein i4eint. Surz
len mad,t iraenbpp bic tpibigs 8smers
tun1 oab Die Tru9t6urteit bes 9lees
IN ieOer @easnO i'm lsBtsn Grunbe BON
Der 3ahl Der - alien SuneFsrn abs
hdnat. Der 8lee pirb BON 6ummeln
befrudtet; oieIc psroen ibrsrIeits fart
bon ben Felomduisn perfplgt; bic
Selomdrie pteOerum peroen bon ben
Saben qefreilen; Die &aben enoli9
tperoen bauptIG9li1 BON alten Sung
fern aepfleat. 0aher; ie mebr @aben,
beito peniaer HelomGuIe, unD ie pes
niger ifelomGuie. betp mebr 9ums
meln.
2aifsn toir bic alien cSun5frauen
als eine pieIleidt gu Ionoer6are 9eis
aabe bei Settle. 10 illuitrirt bieIe &ette
BON Wirtunaen uno llrIa9en iebr gut
bic unenoli3 adblrei6en gsssnIeitigsn
GinfliiIie. ben beitdnoiaen Srieg Der
9saiehunaen. ben ieber She'll Der orsas
niIhsn Mslt au bem anbern bat.
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,isfus. b,,T,n mirf5omteit in iener

aisfus, beHen Wirffumfeit in iener
@eaenSen beionbsrs fiiblbar mar uno
ber bort bic Gltere unb neben 2preto
bebeutenbite &ultusfdtte, bus Slcfter
bon Sirolo. griinSite. @ielIeiht tpds
rem bic SGttoipirungen aber audi gus
nG6It Ibaeihen Der Gdpalieri 2aures
tani ober Der 9lnseb0rigen bes pribiz
leairtsn @ollegio Sqirico, bensn papit
Sirius V. Die 8ertbeioisun9 ees
beiIiaen Sdufes BON 2oreto eessn bic
Ginfdlle Der Siirten uno 4orIaren
iibertrdaen bate, unb tpuroen erit
fpdter bon Der 2unbb.bDlferung, aber
INNER aGs Elm 3ei9en tir6li9en Ritz
tertbums, anaenomm.n. Sierauf beuz
tet bds befonbsrs bdufig piebertebs
renbe Nufter bin, ipelthes bas BON
Sirtus V. 9eihanene gSappeu bon
2oreto (eins Mabonnd sipii@sn spai
nit sfrii9ten bebangsnen 3ipeigen
zines Sirnbaumes) in robsr SarItelz
luna SpieoerboIt. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24

Der sSnOuctionsapparat lit in bem
bpblen S9afttolben gelagsrt. Die
sBatterie beiteht aus einem 9Iaiirten
Sbongefdb, ipel9es bi9t an bic &olz
bentappe gelaeert lit uno bur9 einen
abI4rdubbaren Oedsl (ppn Der &dppe
-dus) perIhloHen 1T. Ods @etGB entz
RdIt aipei &oblenitGbe unb eiusn 3intz
ftnb. bic SFiilluna 1T S9pefelidure
Hno thromiaures Sali. Sm S9afts
bale lit Der SSnOuetionsapparat unterz
gebra4t, oehen Sunction BON Der Ssz
xiibruna bes Gbauqss bsbient piro.
Souptia4e lit biz patrone nit i9rer
Giuri4tung. DieIelbe ent6Glt in Der
Ritte bes 9obens einen iIolirt 6efes
ftiatsn ipibsn Stift. pd6renb elm aipetz
Ter dbnlither Stiff an Der gGdnb Der
PatronenbiilIe befeItigt 1T, 10 baB
beibs SpiBen Iebr nabe gu einanber
tte9en. iif aber birett nit9t bsrii6ren.
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Iberpiefen.

SieTe Slttpipirunaen perbcn fait
itets bel 8elesenbeit Der bdufieen
8atlfabrten na9 2preto porgenoms
men unb meiit pon ben Sdfriitanen,
Sirfsnbienern, 3obtengrdbsrn unb
fpnitiaen, nit Der beriibmten Stride
i'm 3ufdmmenbang itebenben PerIos
nen ausaefiibrt, bic chen iene felt
So6rbunberten i'm @ebrduG beFinbIiz
den Glitss beiiBen. Ous @erfabren
1T iebr einfad1: oas in @ols seI6nit=
tene, leift qefdrbte Otuiter ipirb auf
bic itraff anqe8ogene9aut dufgebriidt,
uno bic llmriBlinien Der 3ei6nung
perben alsoann nit Der r5eoer", i,
ejnsm nit orei Sta6lnabsln perisbe>
nen GrabItitbel punftirt; in bic blus
tenpen Sti4e ipiro IblieBlicb eine
blaue Sinte eingeriebsn, Die iicb un>
uusl0ibliA in Der Saut feItIebt. Die
@sbanolung lit uutiirli9 I9mer3baft,
ispoh iinb meiIt Tdpu nad5 "a Stunz
ben bic tleinsn Wuneen pisoer. sugez
beilt.
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3as punbert6atiqe 9reus


Die SGttoipiruneen bon 2preto iino
G01It mannigfa9er glrt unb umfaiIen
rein reliQiDie Symbols Ioipie prpfare
2iebesaei9en, bsIonosrs 5ipei aneinans
Der 9etettete Ser5en pber bas Don ei=
nem Bfeile bur9bobrte Sers. Die
Rrisbenstnlbe in perI9isbener Sorm,
Der 0offnungsanfer unb Der @liids>
tern, leiten auf Die GngelsbarItelluns
aen iiber unb lesters iinb als bic
llebsraGnge su Der eisentlt1en religiDs
ZEN Muiter an3uie6nen. Inter 2eBtez
rem tebrt Der beilige Sranaistus nit
ben Stiamatiiirunsen uno bem Roz
ienfran3, ober bic bsilige 2lard nit
palme unb 8udie am b1ufigfteu
pieber, baneben bic 9lttribute bes
Sranaisfunerorbens, bic @abr3ei9en
Der pafiipn in beionoers rei6er 9ars
iteliung; aud bus areu3 Gbriiti feblt
nitbt. Iber aud bic 4baei9en Der
Raoonna bss b.ilisen Sauies BON 2os
reto unb bas punb,rtbGtise Srusifir
BON Sirolo, zines beriibmten Dall.
fdbrtsortes iener @.senb, finben Iitb
ppr. @eitere Wfuiter iinb bic Ras
bpnna oi 9enaS5ano, bic iogenannts
Maopnna bel 8uon gpniilio, bic
Mabonnd Del Garmine, Der Graeneel
Wei6oel, Der benOru9en tDbtet unb
oos memento mort Der 6ran5istaner.
@dbrideinli4 iinb bisie religiDien
SGttoipirunaen Ra9abmunsen Der
Stinmatiiirunsen bss bsiligsn Srans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-24

8ergsR m rtit. Spuriit:
.MGbel, 0u Tebit plrffi9 aus, mi,
bic Roie, Die Der Sbau setiibt bat!"
= RpIl: Der Sbau not, aber Der
Sansl!"
= Sn Der 9u 9 banbIuno.
parpeniiss9attin: rSagen sic, bat
S9iller ni9t aud Merte in rotbem
Ginbanb aeiarieben2"