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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
BRIGHT cARBoNoALe BUDGET.
News of a Day in tho Pioneer City
Chroniol4d in Brief.


Chroniol4d in Brief.
Special to 'he Scranton Tribune.
CARBoNDALE. Pa, Jan. % The re-
mains of Albert Reynolds. the young
man who died Wednesday from inju-
ries received on Saturday last at his
home in Honesdale, will be brought to
this city tomorrow The funeral SER
vices will be held at the Methodist
church at ? o'clock D IN, and will be
conducted by Rev. William Edgar, the
pastor. Iuterment will be made in
Maplewood cemetery.
A farmer from an adjoining village
was in this place today selling some
honey to Main street merchant. lie
remarked that the Wilson bill could
not put the honey factory on half time,
rs that will still keep hummin' away
The Mitchell Hose company fair was
reopened again in the Watt building
this evening and good attendance
was on hand. The following concert
programme was rendered in pleasing
manner: Soprano solo, Howard Foster {;
instrumental duet, Melvin and Leon
ard; duet, selected, Misses Burke and
Barrett; vocal solo, Miss Mary Max
we'll; bass solo, William Breese. Sat
urday evening will be the closing night
of the fair.
Cards of invitation have been issued
by a coterie of young men for II sub
scription dance which will be held Fri
day evening, Feb 2, in Watts build
ing
The club who have the S-o'clock-
closing movement on foot are NEE Ting
with very gratifying success, as nearly
all the merchants have signed the petit
tion and there are but very few more
to be seen. Then all will be serene.
Miss Birdsall, of Seeleyville, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Lizzie Bohen,
Of Church street.
Miss Matte Spettigrew, of Scranton,
is visiting friends in this place,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
A Million Friends

A friend in need Is friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found just such a friend in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, If you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine. one trial will convince
you that 1t has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be refun ded. Trial
bottles fire, at Mathews Bros. drug store.
Large bottles Soc. and sL00 ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHARITY.
Local Talent to Play for Benefit of the
Needy Poor

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
HoNEsDALE, Pa, Jan 25-A charity
entertainment will he given in the
Opera house tomorrow friday even
ing at s o'clock. The proceeds will be
distributed among the needy Of the
borough and vicinity. The programme
will consist Of selections by Metzgar's 8
orchestra, flute solo by Ed Reed and n
farce. a BOX of Monkeys" The cast
of characters is: Sierra Bengaline,
Florence Wilbur Ham; Lady Guine
we're Landpoore, Florence Baker; Mrs
On1ego Jhones, Lou Hardenber ;
Edward Ralston, John Groner; Chaun-
cey Oglethorpe, John Hawker.
This pleasing farce will be followed
by another extremely entertaining one,
Peg Wellington" by the following
well known local talent; Peg Voting
ton, Florence Wilbur Ham; Caralas-
sett. her maid, Bessie Ham; Earl Chol-
inondeley, R. W. Ham; Robert, his
son, J Frank Ham, Cheekey Meadows,,
Ray Hardenbergh. Admission, % and
80 cents. Diagram at Smitl's music
store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
WILBURNs BROUGHT BACK.
laims He Is Innooent Of Murder Of Con-

Claims He Is Innocent of Murder of Con
tractor Johnson.
WTLKEs-BARRE, Pa, Jan. 25 j. G,
Wilburne, the murderer of Contractor
johnson who WAS arrested in Baker,
Brown county, Kansas, was brought
here today and lodged in the county
prison. The murderer is 2G years OF
age and was born in North Carolina.
The prisoner placed his name on the
prison docket as Melbourne, claiming
his name was not Wilburne.
He was given bath and shave
and assigned to cell No. 4, in what is
known as murderer's row. He refuses
10 talk. simply saying, lit was IA fight
and they cannot convict me-"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
Criticising a Young Lady.

DIG WOUIu DC pT6IIy BITI IVI UuI O00
thing"
whats that" asked Charley.
George-Her face is always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Charley-Oh, that's easily enough dis
posed of. Used to be the same way my.
self, but | caught on to the trouble one
day, aud got rid Of it in no time.
George-What was itl
Charley-Simply blood eruptions. Took
a short course Of 2. p. p. ! tell you, it's
lhe boss blood corrector. The governor
had rheumatism so bad that you could
hear him holler clear across the country
every time he moved. He tried it, and
you know what an athletic old gent he is
now. II somebody would give Miss Daisy
pointer, she would thank them after.
wards. Ali the drug stores sell it. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
GOES TO ANOTHER FIELD.
Rsv. W. w. Smith, of Taylor, Accepts
Call to Portland, Conn.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
TAYLOR, Pa Jan. 25.-The announce.
ment that Rev. w. w. Smith, the
faithful and earnest pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, has re-
signed, causes regret among his friends,
Rev. Mr.. Smith is an able pastor. loved
and respected by all who came in con-
tact with him, and his removal from
here is sincerely regretted by all de-
nominations.
Rev. Mr.. Smith came here last April
from Concord. N. Y, and he leaves
here for Portland. Conn, accepting n
similar charge with a Congregational
church. During his short residence
here he has won many souls. He is n
prominent member of the Public Ii
brary and gave much of his attention
to the development Of young men. Rev
w. w. Smith and his esteemed wife
and children leave this town with the
we'll wishes Of all.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
HoNEsDALE BRIEFLY TREATED.
Terse Paragraphs of Livs News About
the Maple City.

fDectdT 70 We 6cTdnEon 7flbNne
HoNEsDALE, Pa. Jan. 2j.-The Re-
publican caucus is called to meet Sat-
urday night at Z o'clock in the town
hall.
Marvin Wilbur, of Ticonderoga, N
Y ia a visitor in town 1t Ia rumorel
that.he is to become resident here.
Horace L Davis,a former townsman,
is visiting friends here.
Notwithstanding a rumor to the con
trary, d. c. Osborne is candidate for
the Republican nomination for tax
collector.
The cold wave has again polished the
ice up for skates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
Buoklen,, Arnioa salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapppd Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Matthews Bros. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
7 bird National
Bank of Scranton.
Statement Dec. 10, 1893. called for by
tie Comptroller of the Currency
RESOURCES

WILLIAM CONNELL, President.
GEO. II. CATLIN, Vice President.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
DIRECTORS.
william Connell George IT, CatIin,
Alfred Hand, Henry Belin, ir, James
Archibald, William T. Smith, Luther
Keller
This bank offers to depositors every
facility warranted by their balances, busi-
ness and responsibility.
Special attention given to business ac-
counts. Interest paid on time deposits.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

STATED by II. b Cochran, druggist, Lam
caster, Pa Have guaranteed over 800
bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for dys-
pepsia, sour stomach, bilious attacks, liver
and kidney trouble /"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
PRICE LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT.
Pleasing Programme Presented and an
Eojoyable Rec ption Held,
SDecial 10 The So anton Tribune

0ITJIIFF To VTTV DO VTT1TVT1 # TTVTV1T'
TAYLOR, Pa, Jan. 25 The enter
ta,nment of the Price Library tonight
WAS attended by large and fashion.
able audience Every number was
we'll received.
A chorus OF ladies, consisting of
Blanche Ward, Becca Davis, EdithPrice,
Susie Morris. Adna Gordon nm Polly
Davis sang Down on the Farm, with
their backs to the audience, The song
and innoation were both we'll rs.
ceived. A reception followed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

SOME REMARKABLE CURES of deafness are
recorded OF Dr. Thomas Eclectrio Oil.
Never fails to cure earache. "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
BARGAINS IN
CLOAK x S.

We offer all odd Jackets and
Newmarkets and all the accumu-
lation in Cloak Department at less
than one-half, and many instances
at less than One-quarter of the
cost, TO CLOSE AT ONCE, that
We may have no oldstyles to carry
over, and that our entire spring
stock may be new and bright.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
SOLD BY THE SHERIFF.
The Grand Rapids Breaker Is Purchased
by Rosells Bros.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Jan. % The
Grand Rapids coal breaker, located in
Wyoming, six miles from here, was sold
by the sheriff today. The breaker was
put up by western mining company,
whose funds ran out before they could
strike coal
1t was purchased by Roselle Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
THE NEWS OF
NEARBY TOWNS

tOut or town correspondents of THE TRIB-
uNE should sign their names in full to each
news letter, not for publication out to guard
against deception
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
VOICES RAISED IN SONG.
Soon This Will Describe an Attraction
at Price Library.

SDecidl to the Scranton Tribune
TAYLOR, Pa, Jan 25.-The Price
library added to its rooms today =
new organ. A glee club will at once
us formed
1t will constitute such singers as
Will Morris, 1HG TRIBUNE agent, Pro-
fessor 7. J. Williams, j. f. TubbS, o.
NJ. Williams and others.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
MONEY LOST ON MITCHELL.
Inc carbondale Enthusiast viii Now
Blaoken Anothar's Shoes.

CARBoNDALE, Pa. Jan. 25,-Great ex
element prevailed is this city this af-
ternoon over the Corbett and Mitchell
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

We note below few of the re-
ductiOnS in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
ei,,e Observation-Disclosures etmSte.

Ser 0i6ter GennDion 1abm ctnen tpertbs
lolen 8ogen 8apier, unb tpdhreno CT ctn
@eoi6t barauf lhrieb, Derbiente ct 1905 600
Wfarf. 9as mar @enius. 8onberbtLt
tann ouf irgenb ein Stiid Bapier i9reiben
unb erDebt es gu einem Wertbe bon 1907
900, 600 Warf. 0aS lit &apital. Ser
W1edbanifer nimmt 5 Marf Bert6 Wtas
terial, macbt barauS cine llbr, Die 100 Uff.
ipertb lit, uno baS nennt man 0elbt6. Sin
&aufmaGn nimmt einen Qlrtifel, Der %
8fennig mertb lit, uno p%erfauit i'm fir cine
Marf. 9as lit @elbGft. Cine 0omc
fam ltb einen iebr i6Onen SUIT fit 3,75
Olart f%aufelt, aber ite aiebt es Dor, iib
cinell SUIT fir q Marf 3u5ulegen. 9as
lit Narr6eit. Ser Nrbeitcr nit scr SDauz
fe[ arbeitet 10 StunDen unb Oef0rOert bret
| oOer bier Sonnen @roe ober &o9Lc fir etneu
9olar. DaS lit 9Irbeit.
Die Ser. Staaten ncbmen cine hinge
Sob u1b prGgen einen Nbter bar0uf, baS
lit @eIb; fc lebmen aber tItr 80 .@cntS
| SiIber uno prdgen OaraNI uOne Dollar.
In God we trust" unO OaS #
g 6tutnbel!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Ser 11tteri0letf oes Stamtfmttet
GfaOff0SffrerS.

Die ltnteriAlagun9en bes Stabtfaiitrers
Stiber BET Der Staotfaiie in Tranffnrt
a. &c., sic 1887 bereitS bis auf 700, 700
Wtarf angeipacb1en tparen, reicben nacb benz
@rgebniB Set 1lnterfu9ung bis gum Sabre
1879 surliG. Sii6er iOa ooppeIte &aiienz
biiber sefibrt baben, bon Semen zines bas
tptrflt6e &aIieniolbo austpies, pd6renb
oas anbere fir bic 9tebtioren Dorbereitet
mar. Qtngeitbts bteier @ntOefuns i6reibt
bic D8ranff. 3eitung":
vOabur6 ritdt Ser v6an Sii6er" in Elm
neres 9tcbt. Die 8erontrportlt6fett fam
ntcbt lGngcr mebr auSi6lieBli6 ber gegenz
tpGrtigen Sranffurter Sta6tDermaltung bei>
0emeiien merbeu, i%onDern tie trtfft Die Oti7
quel'i6e uro W1u,nm'i9e 8ernaltungss
perio6e. (0er jeBige preuBti6e 6iuan5>
infinite Wfiquel mar betanntli6, che ct i'm
Sabre 1890 ietn jebiaes 0mt antrat, bon
1879 IN Sberbiirgermeiiter BON Srantfurt
a.. so. = Heb. So. Stsatg.)
SIS 1T Elm 8etpet8 fir 6aS Gafftne=
ment Sii9er's, baB bie 8etrigcreien unz
ent6edt bleiben %fonnten, pdbreno Wiquel
6as &egiment fibrte. 9enn Miqucl mar
geipiB fetn i9ledter Sinan5psrnalter unb
legte subem ietn encouragement auf Oie
9erbefcruns Der auerbin9s friber ettpas
suridgebliebenen obminiitratiDen 3uitdn6e
oes 6rantflrter Gemetnpclens. l1ebrigens
erfldrt eS fib ieBt aucb recbt einfac6, tpeBz
balb man auf benz Ge9cnamte ben Nb9apg
elmer 10 betrdbtliden Summe mic $4,000
Wfarf, Der nacb Der a~nfdnglicbeu 2lnnabme
i'm 6o9lommer 1890 erfolgtc, ni9t ge>
merit bat. 9as 6auptmanfo batirt eben
1Aon aus ben abt3i9er Sabren unb tDurbe
6urb bic Siiber'iben 8idermanipulas
tionen Derbedt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Die ruffine Setter slrutee.

Sci ser 8erdnberung in Der ruiiii6en
6eeresetntbctlung our6 Die Grribtung
bes IA. Qlrmeecorps lit cine beDeutiame
0feuerun9 erfol9t, namGi9 Die 8ilDuns
elmer 10 9roBartigen gei6LOihenen Geiter>
MAIZE i9on in SrteoenS3eiten, mic fein ana
beres europGii1es Seer nur Gbnltcbes auf7
suipeiIen bat. Oret &eiterbiDiiionen, Die
49,, Is. unb /. bonif9e Standardization,
nit sugeb0riger reitenber NrtiQerie, murben
i'm WtlitGrbe3irf Warl6au bcm General
8D6iSco, @ebilfe1 oes @enerals @urfo,
etnem portreffli6en Heiterfilbrer, gum
aQetntgen Sberbefebl unteriteat. Sir
General 8ooisco tpurbe Elm beionberer
Stab gebiloet, nit Sberft Somiu bonn @e5
neralftabe, btsber 8~efeblsbaber zines
9rasurer Gesiments, ais @eneraGtabs>
9ef, uuo 5abIrei9en anOern Sffi5ieren, 81
benen oub Elm @opitGn Oom @eneroIitabe,
Homados @urfo, Elm gteffe bes Sberbefe6lS1
baberS, ge10rt. Ser Wttttelpunft bieier
H%ettermaiie 1T @ari6au; i6r rec5ter Sill.
gel, penn man ie na9 @elten gcri6tst
benft, 8losf, ber linfe 2ubltn. Wirb lie
in Der Mitte suiammen9e5ogen, 10 beorobt
tie S6le1ten; bel 3ulammen3icbung auf
benz recbten Tliigel OtpreuBcn; auf Dem
ltnfen @ali3ien, abgeie6en bon ben lonfttz
gen &eiterotptltOnen i'm @ren5Sebiet. I'm
Die WfOglt9feit Der 2eitung iOl9er Geitcr
malien 5t erproben, ipurbe i'm Mtilitdrz
beairf Wilna elm etpa glet9 fairies Corps
bon 76 S6paoronen (ettpa $4,000 Wann)
ut1o36 @ei3uBen auf abt Sage 3%uiammen>
ge3ogen, oas pom einfacbiten i9uImdBigen
@Ger3tren bis gu groBen 9teiteri9la9ten
aueS our6mabte. Gang beionberer Mertb
tpnroe AUDI auf bic 8eripenbung Der Go>
fafen int 8erg!ei9 nit Der Der 9rasoner
gelegt. Ser Observation-Disclosures beS WilitGrz
be3irts 8tlna, General Der Snfanterie Ga
neBft, beft8tigte td9Ii9 bieie bGbit gebeim
ge9altenen ltebungen, IN beren S9luB er
itcb in elmer 0tebe boiler Entertaining iber
Die Neueruns erging.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12

DoGItdnbig behcrri6ten. Goli5iiten urb
9olitifer fonnten in eint9en bieler 9ertc1te
~jeberSeit bas llrtbeil e%rldn9en, Das 1tc
braucGten. @emciniam nit tbnen arbel7
tete cine Sorte 9(bpofaten, Die eberlo 9e2
pilenlos lit, tpie Sic 8oIt5et lelbit. Ser
Oeteftip, Der Sic 8erbaftun9 pornabm,
la9te benz 0erbreber ielbit, fir tpeldbe
Summe unb Ourcb ipelclen Nopotaten CT
iib Stroflo1igteit Dcri9affen fonrte.
Selbit eewerbSmdBtge WOrber 1tn9ebos
rencr &inber aingen i~trafrei aus, menr tie
bic Summen erlegten, Bic Is OIiailten, N0>
pofaten uno Gibter p%erlon9ten.
SIM 8urcau bes Staatsanpalts tanO
oieie &dltberbanbe wiatgc Suite. Staatss
ontpalt TeQoips tp0r INNER bereit, cine
Nntla0e pcri6minben 3l laiien Dber nteoer>
sulh[agen, tpenr baS getpitnlcbt Duroe.
limb Der b0bite Grimtnalri6ter SmDtb, Der
| 9eaouS genau fannie unb ipuBte, tpas tltr
Elm pr~inSiptenloier @eicue Der lebtere 1T,
lteB i'm rubig seipGbren unb sogerte nicDt,
ouf beiien Gmpfeblung lbmcre Serbrecber
unter nie6rtger, bon profeiiiOneucn 8i1r9en
geiteQter 8ir9ibaft ober nit luSpen0lrtent
l1rtbeil Su entlaien. 0urcb Elm gele9ent7
Lides icbperes llrtbcil tber ctnen Wten.
idben, Scr feinen @influB beiaB, erwarb CT
itb ben &uf zines itrengen &i6terS bel Der
groben Wenge, bic feline QDnul1g oapon
bate, mas i'm @ebeinen Dorgiltg.
l1nb ale SG6en bieieS @eiptnniteS, SaS
CUR 8eraubung Der 6iirger III ieoer bent
barren Beiie oiente, fiibren nab S0mmanD
6aQ. Oortbin wurbe 6er She'll be8 Gaubes
abgeliefert, ben Bic einSeluen @Iteoer Der
Organization nicDt ielblt beDalten olrtte1.
9urb bic OiftriftSfibrer ipurOe Die Polt5et
be9erribt, ale Searnten erbielten bon
SommonD ibre 8efeble. 9ur tpiltge 8erf~
Seuge nur0en nit wi3ti9en Qenttern be-
traut, anrii9tge 8er8angenbett tpar fetl
6inberniB, ion6ern e6er cine GmpfebIung.
SeIbft iiberfii9rte un0 Oerurtbetlte Serbre>
c6er porcn nibt s1 i9e6t.
@eBbaLb tpoQte Sanlmar1D it3 in ielner
Ma6t b~ebaupten? Gus feilrem anberen
0runbe, ais I'M 6ie &aub3iige fDrtsuieben,
nit Siilfe beren 2eute, bic idbrlt9 $4,000
bis b0cbitens $4,000 besiehen, in menisen
Sabren rieitge 8ermD9en %9elamr1elt baben.
9te @off'i9en @ntbilQungen 5aben un>
tpiberleslib benieien, baB unter Sams
nanD'5 6erribaft Die BoIt5et, Die anoeren
1tG6ttl6en 9epartementS nnb elm GROCER
She'll Der @ericbte in Gtnndbmequeuen ner7
tponoeLt tpurber, aus bcnen SammanD's
@initIinge li6 beret9erten. Cine rielt9e,
icbamIoie, bot fetnem Wlittel Suritd7
i4reden6e u1b feit Suiammengeidholene
8erbre9erbanbe beberri9te uns unb pttoe
unS bic @ur9eL sui6niiren, tpenn mir ite
am @abLtage nibt abi6ltteLn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Observation-Disclosures Suraer=8wuo

1leber bic ei~tscLnen 8ereine ocS gtor0>
d~merifonticbcn Iuruer>Bunbe9, 0,ren Ser
b61be, MitglieOiAalt unb 8erm59en iino
intereiiante ftatiitii1e Grbebun8en gepflos
gen tporben, bon bcnen mir folgenoe Cab
len mittbeilen:
ct. Souls, 4163 Mitglie6er, $3.50, 678
GcrmOsen; Bittsburg, 1879 WtltglieOer,
1885, 568 8ermogen; Chicago, 3706 Witz
glieOer, $311, 1886 8erm0gen; @isconiin,
1898 Mitglieber, $487 1889 Gcrm0gen F;
8bilabelpbia, 2989 MitgGieOer, $175,96l
0ermogcn; Stem England, 2270 Ifttgltez
Ser, 1921, 957 8ermDgen; Snbiana, 1920
W1itglieber, $342,250 8erm0gen; Stem
gorf, 2O09 Wfitglieber, $324,350 germDs
gen; Stem SerleD, 1641 Witslieber, $21O,s
725 8erm0gen; Sbto, 1897 WitglteDer,
$239, O15 8erm0gen; Baciftc, 1881 Mitz
9lieDer, $246,613 @erm09en; &anlos,
1898 Mettglicber, $94,226 8%crmogen; ..
Wfilitliippt, 1173 Wtitalieber, $251,601
8ern0gen; Central Suinots, 1859 Mitz
glieber, $149, 739 8ermOgen; 2ate Grte,
1854 MitslieOer, $103,385 &ermOsen ;
Connecticut, 878 Wttslieber, 1923, 581
Gern09en Meif Stem Oorf, S53 Wfttglie@
Der, $101, 699 8erm6gen Minnciota, 715
Mitelieber, $780, 500 germO8en; @odp
Weountain, 654 Mttglieber, $40, 925 Ser
mDgen; SibI. Central, 582 Mitglteber,
$23, 1854 8~crm0gen; MinourieGaQeD, 568
W1itslieber, $197, 800 8ermOgen; Song
SsLanb, 1852 Mitglieber, 1925 800 gsrm0s
gen; SitbsG Californian, 403 Mttglieber,
$92, 545 Germ0gen; NebraSfa, 395 Mait@
a[ieber. $57 500 Bern oqen NDroz8 aciftc,
1926 MitglteOer, $4,000 @ermOsen Gem
trail Metp gOrt, 258 MitslieOer, $12, 1O6
8ermOaen; GentraIzM t9igan, 241 0eitz
glieber, $4,000 8erm0sen; Siib0tltbe,
1870 Mtttglteber, $500 8ernt0gen; gtorOz
peftIi9er, 125 Mitalieber, ST., 865 Ser
m0sen Montana, 115 Mitglte6er, $22,s
$50 Germ0gen, Stem Orleans, 1O2 Wiit1
9lte6er, $685. GermOsen; SiibeNtlantie
l6er, 95 W~ttteIieber, $13,350 8erm0geu T.;
Oberer Ottifouri, 40 Mit9lteoer, $4,000
Germ09eu; SIoriba, Is Witglieber, $4,000
0ermDGeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Gept6tises 3eusniB bes @inwanberunsss
@ommiiiGrs, @9tb. @eor9e Starr, in gez
3ug ouf Die 9%etlfroft Don Gabpop's
. 9teabp 5telief BET einem Safe pom
&beumottsmus III ben 6iiften.
Np. 8 @onWeR 9Iok, Stem

wv " ~ ~ = ID f%|9 = DOE"
Sr. @ab N a1 = Sci nttr bat Sbr 8elief @unosr
gepirft @dbrenb Der 8 Iesten Sabre mar i'd bon b6ns
ftgeu nnb b~bsartisen @nfdaen npn Sctotica betm9eiubt,
sltpetlen eritredten ft) bieielben Dpn Der 2snoenqe9enS
big 8u ben <Dbeln unb settpeilig iiber Die beioen In.
teren 8liebmaBen.
Wdbreub bteier 3eit, in tpsl8er i'd bon bieiet SGrler'
aett gepfogt fpuroe, babe ib fait ale 9eilmitteL probirt,
bic mir BON inteaiQeuten 2euten rtnb 9tarren e~mpfobIeir
pnr6en, in Der 9otfnnnq. grleitterrng gu finbeu, bod
&1es eripies ii9 ols elm S~}ebIi1lag.
Sd babe oerl9iebene 9lrter 8dber oebrauDt, mid
manniefader 9ebonoluH9 irter5ogen, duBerLta &ints
n1ente in WtaIe angeroanbt fDipie Hesepte Der bernprras
een5ften @erSte, 9ti9ts ~tnoeIien pern1Dbte su belfen.
0erffDIienen September tpurbe i'd anti 6~ringenoes grs
fu9en etnes Sreunbes Der nd in berielben Sage Dte i1
betonO) oerleitet, Sbr Ntittel 81 %probiren. SD lttt sI
Der 3eit an einert meiner aften MnfGle. gu Ineiner
ueberraidung un6 er6BteH Jreuee oeri9affte mir bic
critic @pplifotiDn @rGeidterun9, nafbem i'd bic ~affi3irteH
Tbeile oebabet unb m~afiagirt bate, in ben @lieGmlaBen
tpnroe 6nrtb bag Sfsliet cine tOObItbnsnbs @drne beroor'
gerufen unb in fnrser 3eit DerI4panS Der Sbmter5 DDas
ftdnbis. SbsletD i'd lei9ts p~eriDSti9e @nfdne ~nsrfpiirte
beirt Seronnoben elmer Aenoerun9 Des Wetters, 10 tDeiB
i'd Jest bod, ipie ib mid sl turiren babe unb gum Serrs
f6er Der @ituottpn made. RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF lit meht Grenltb. SD nnterrebne feline feiis
obne cine 6Gai9e baopH in meiuegt Reiiefoffer nit5uneD.
men. Sbr e%r9ebener: SEQ. StarEJ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
IN d L q z d,
@9ittelfrOf, faltss Tieber, @edJs
ielfieber bewaltigt.

5ieber nnb MebIeGfteber tartrt fir ffnfsiQ gsnts. So
eriftirt fem oetlmittet in Der 00elt, Delbes faltes sieber
uro MecDIelfieber nnD ane 1~onfti9en Sunpf=, bili0Ieu
uno onoereu Jteber omit 9iIfe bon ~gtabpaD's Rilen) 10
raid BELT, tpte RaoDoD'5 &ea09 Eelief. Bret5 500 pT
6la5be. csu NpDthefen al bobfI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
e It 1t e ID

Rtriret 80 biz go SropTen in etnem baIben @Iaie MefeS
in penigen Wtinuteu Srdmpfe. WtagenIdnre, uebelfeit
@rbreben, Se66rennen, gterppfttdt, S9loflpfgfeit. Otts
Crane, 9iarrbDe, 91Isnterte, @boIera-NtorbuS, Gplic
Gla9uuge1 Inb aIe ingerliHeH S9ueraeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Seioen nno DefdJmeroen.

Seoen Sopflpeb COB Misrdne cher ~nero5fes SopGa
Uehl 3obnneb, Neuralgte, &beumotismus, 9iftlpeb,
G9mer3en nnb Mtottigfeit i'm Stiideu. benz &itdgrat
ooer ben gtteret, III per 9eberge9enb, .9lenreFe, Gelenf'
bune BON Jtobmap'S 9feabs Relief ipfprtiqe @rlei8.
ternn9 Derbeifibreu un6 beifen fort9efebter @ebrGub
tna9renb etntger Gage cine pernGonentc Seneiung 5elperfs
fteQtgeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Sr0d1e 4eGletQt.

Sas perbsilerte elGItiide gruGbonb. Sos etnaice
1rupoate, feen1eS man Gag uno Jtodt nit 9eauelnfiH.
[et Ira9st fanH. BELT fiber ieoeu 0rudl. 9eutineS C3e.
lqalt %Sotaip9e trci au9eionot. ~9ylnpropeO Gioittc Srns
10, S22 Sr0anpap, EIDE II. Ctr, Diem 0ort. 2IpISppS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
unlere Brunnep6O6rer

erbielten Die bb9ite Wtebaine ouf Der geeltous1tenuno
ollie Die teueitsrt gerbeIIerungeu. &otaloge fret.
F. 9. AUSTIN MFG. CO., Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12

I5UAg IIUD q Us
& MN } ErOut= 1O5e( mt 6 JIleTern,
bic tets idart blaben, i6leiBt arautt6pfe unb anes
9eiaubt fir 81. w lis ESEs xs - N . PUP
17ip8tpb EIEErart E".,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
fu.irt tttto bcrbftet
@rfSltans, 9mften> bSfen Sals, Sm'
faenaa, &beumatismms> Neu'
ralgie, GDpftueh 3abnweb,
@fbma> Mtbemmot6.

SO Hubert bic petnteenbften 6hmers
SEN in elmer big sipan3ig WtinuteH. gti9t cine Stunbe
na9 9eIen bieier an3et9e ioute irgenb iemanh
@ d mer3eu let0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
f. r.
Snnerli6er uuO GuBerGi8en @ebrand.

Gs qebietet ben fDlterrbften 66rner3en nngenblifIt4
ginhalt, lin6ert Gnt3itnbung un6 betlt 9Iutanoran9,
ft es nod5 ben 8lneer, benz Wtagen, ben Geb6rmet D0er
anberen 9riifen Doer 9rQanen.